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nmial Pnner of New Ben tad
Crave County. ,
New Bern, N.,C.' April 8lt 1901.
POLITICAL .REVOLUriOIf AT
TEMPTED ALONG ECONOMIC
V LINES. - '.4, X,
The appointment ;of JohnG; Cpers,
as United Bute District Attorney -In
South Caroling hascresteda political
excitement beyond the- borders of that
State, and the matter'has become of nat
tonal importance, politically;..
That this appointment la more than e
local political Incident, cannot -be
doubted, for It appears to be another
link in the ohaW of politic, pointing to
the attempt to build Bp a new Bepnbll
can party In the South, along line en
tirely different from itprevldus methods
employed, and - upon(e baali which ai
peals to economic question!, (or baaineu
reasons and the commercial Interests of
Southern voters, t , n 'J "
Senator MoLanrins public stand on
the Ship Subsidy, tiaestton, gave him
prominence, and ha, provoked hostile
newspaper criticism ifrom. Democratic
papers, which Imputed to the Benalor
a departure from the: atrlctDemocrelic
tenets "
Further uneasiness has been created
among South Carolina Democrats, by
the appointment noted . above of Capt
Capers, also at Aiken, a 0. o( a while
man as postmaster,- instead of a negr
as attempted by Booth Carolina Bepul
llcans. fjVl.sk
Both of these appointees, are said to
be Gold Democrats, whlcbTU regarded
as significant by those watching the
trend of politics In the South. ,
The Btate of Columbia, 8. X speaks of
the anoolntmente as an attempt -lo
split the solid Sooth with the wedge of
office." ''
And the Columbia State ". further
says,- . ; f'r '
"Contrerv to the anticipation of some
people, the lob, of developing white
keoublican nartr In Booth Carolina will
not be made the easier by associating a
change of political ellefriaace with a eash
consideration la the shape of offldaleal-
arr. To have a. respectable White Me
publican party in this ttiete we ainsi
have one Wed on oon mictions, not on
bribery. With "the bribe openly dis
played, It will be umW toi the bribe
to talk about the Worklogs of his eon
aria oca. Tha veaal ansv be attracted by
the spoils, but their vrry venality will te
a warning, and saen'.who have rasped
for themselves, and therefore lnfloeac
with the people, will be slow to chal
lenge the suspicion of improper Motives
by joining the orgaultauon, ,, .
If as the Stale rU aald that Capt.
Capers was politically la the
as Baaalor MoLenrln, therefore did wot
eonat, bis acceptance ef office most be
placed ape higher groond Uaa veaall
ty, for lbs Senator! Ikmooracr has aot
been soooasafslty attack!
Dlscnaalag this tarn qnesUo the
Cbetleetoa Hews and Courier, say
"The faot that ibe-wMi Bepablieea
party will have te def-ad fa. a targe
awiarv a dob Ui Ul BeeebUcee
party." "does eol promt well lot tt
saccess la IU Oral eami te at least, ate
If the old Rapobltran e Is 10
throws oL IhS ch- are that
new light UI art b the solid sea
port ofthe party mUU nnv orgaalsad,
a ad wtlboal that thvr .1 not be aaech
cham of the new -atioa Wlaetag
savtblaar asore than tie f.w offloae
whksb the edalalttratu a at Waablngtoa
ha lo bestow."
The very fact that s ' ro wu torwed
down at Aiken, ft. C. t 1 watte
appointed as eoeun u
the Ifewt aad Corir
the white tUpeUkaa
vn iiasalepoe tU r
la Vortk CeroMoa. :
sad Obaarvst, f,
BtaWs latolaraat L n
reeogatM lie poll'.!"'
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ft eaae the en
Mewe aaiOoerWr,
lb aollOoal
are ewek ae lo
the white vm.
lee JovsTtt t
tto lb WOTk'r. , .
fa ttsle . sr. t
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AL.n03S!i,sv:;LLi:rci;:::A.
The Russian Embassador Ex
V plaint Her Case.
WHAT THE CZiXi NUOT-ia.
Bwaaiat Clatwia Blskt to Fiwtwet an
w4er, tm Ctsstnat rJlwya SM
KalartaUw laterat la Mmmeaa-
The Bussiaa embassador, Count Cs
slnl. waa recently Interviewed concern
ing thC reiterated reports as to Buesla's
designs on Mancnurie-V Count Casslnl
said he "was not authonsea p Mu
any official declaration on the part -or
h!a government, but In view of the'CoU.
stant reports he consented to state hl
individual views, based on bis long
service -ta China and his familiarity
with the ; general policy Bnssia has
consistently maintained toward China.
The embassador first cauea attention
to the Chlnefie Invaakm of Russian ter
ritory last summer. There Is a groat
stretch of. .border between ,the two em
pires, about 8,000 kilometers in lengtn,
and ovef the Mancburlan border the
Chinese force, paldr poured, com-
mlttlna depredations and threatening
Russian Interests. This tnyasloB was
of1 such a character, the embassador
aid. that Bnssia would have been Jus
tified then and there in declaring war
against China an taking Manchuria,
. Bccb a course would have seen justi
fied by every principle of Internationa)
law, and the right of Bnssia In this re
spect could not nave been doubted by
"any other nation. " Count Casslnl' add
ed that If Russia bad been disposed to
exercise this undoubted right she had
the military force on the ground today
to execute It, But Russia did not at
that time take Manobqrla- Jn, and
that very fact, the embassador .said,
was the best answer to the present re
ports of Russia's purpose to absorb
Manchuria. II she bad not cnoeen to
take Manchuria wben the opportunity
tt as open and clear, why should there
be any step in that direction nowt '
The embassador said that frequent
reference was being made In foreign
publications and In this country to the
presence of Russian troops in Manchu
ria, and writers expressed some sur
prise at their presence there. "Why are
the Russian troops In Manchuria?" was
frequently- asked. In reply the embas
sador asked, "Why are German troops.
British troops, American troops and
other troops In Peking?" There seem
ed to bo no surprise about this latter
condition, and yet It was exactly paral
lel to the presence of Russian troops In
Manchuria.
In each case depredations were being
committed, foreign Interests were .In
jeopardy, and each nation sent its troops
to give due protection to the lives and
property of Its people-and to prevent
the recurrence of disorder.
In Manchuria the Russian civil en
gineers at one time bad' been driven
away from work along the Transslbe-
rlan railway, with Its spurs southward
to Port Arthur and eastward to Vladi
vostok. . It was necessary to give ad
equate "protection to these engineers
and to the railway as well. Count
Casslnl pointed out -the extent of this
great enterprise, . with its benefits of
traffic not only to Russia, but to the
world at large, and the prospect of Its
completion within the next 14 months.
Ho said that there was not tbe slight
est question a to the right of Russia
to construct tbe line across Chinese ter
ritory, and' with this authority came
the necessity of protecting the Une and
tbe in te reels connected with H.
Inquiry was made of Count Caastnt
a to the specific report, that an agree
ment containing a number of articles
waa about to be condoded between
Ruaauf and China.
Tbe embassador suggested that such
report must be take with a great
deal of allowance, particularly If tbey
emanated from Shanghai, which, ac
cording to hi own experience, be said,
was a point whence fabrications were
sent oat , Ht was not advised on such
agreement, and la tbe absence of such
advice be did not be said, fed at lib
erty to dlscua tbe subject Bat on
general prtodpVe be pointed Mt that
any agreement or undents ad log which
Bnssia anight make with China would
Involve 4wb essential feature cam.
ly,- Brat adequate protectioe) for Ros
alia Interest tn Ms neb oris 'to order
that there tstgbt be no repetition of dis
order and danger to life and property,
and, ascoad, the mamtsoaaca of Chi
ns' territorial Jotrgrity.
Am far back a Aug. 20 Coast Cassias
pointed oat thet tbe Bbsslaa minister
f toretga affair la a formal not bed
anouncrd ckariy and distinctly tbe
policy ef Bosnia la regard to Manchu
ria. In aeeordasww wttb that decta ra
tios U could not be deobted that wbew
order bad baow established b) Mancho
rta and aseasarr tskea for tbe prwte
rtoa of railway eooerractloa Rosa la
woald reran bar troop frees Maarba
Ha, provided tbe actios of tbr pow
er did ae place la obstacle la lb way
of sweb a measure. . The swihsaaadisr
renartsd tbst Uer was really no so
raali a lor irawtsg attaetlas) to thl
not of Ana 3 soy asar tbe a there
WW Sand of fetter Ung tbe daelaratloa
ef eta at exchanged at that tut.
Bu(, ha tbe WW tbe esBbaaandtor,
tbst ao made- M dear rest war
might be tb AdOTwsodioi a wa
rkorla that territory would enaals
part of Oio, tbe Eaeataa trorp rntng
wlibdraw as aooa ae this sm4 be
swo Wltb aasara) that arwa eroald
b enslpialiwd. vbIms) nW roadirkios
are bvaogbi ebewt by tbe actio af b-
t la PSaaSallaai ,
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tm Main f 1 mi i aw
Mr i'w m
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totUa;n a, VUd ay I 'f.t
a4 rt atv k tnrmmy t ae fnr--,m
saill t trUJ It,'. A T'f;-t'; Csre 1
Itats Uk two MU i4 fMlaa asnrv
f fra tKa tht 11 eO.M uwl,. lat
UkMi. I fl ianf I k a V";lMi I
a i' fo'l ta l'-'y yr. A ' a
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C'jssts'uhit yoa eat.
It artificially digest the food and aids
Nature in slrengtaentDg and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It lathe latest discovereddlgest
ant and tonic Ho other preparation
can approach It la efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently enrea
Dyspepsia, indigestion, tleartDurn.
Flatulence. Sour Stomach. Kausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia Crampse-Bd
all other resulta of imperfect digestion.
Pi4rMR and SI. lAmntneonntatni St time
ST!'!" BooltaUimuumyi)eii)iirfiilentr
Prepared by K. C OesflTT a CO, Cblees
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.evoxixa..
fix fcsl tw Bate Hlvntp BggW
Signa", ,v
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j - A Oraat Flnanetw Sal. X'"
,. New York; April 19.-Mr. Copp. II, of
the board of directors of the Denver 4
Bio ttraade : rllfoaTl. a dirMUir - In the
Standard OH Co., and a member Cf the
Arm of Maltland,, Coppell 4 Co., died
this - af icrnooa st his home. . He was
second only to J. P. Morgan as a vflnan-
eier." " t , "
Job Couldn't Have Stood It.
If he'd had Ihh'ng Piles. They're ter
ribly annoying; but Buckks' 1 Arnica
Salve will core the wont m of 1'Hes
on earth. It nas cured thousands, .'For
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the beat calve' In tbe world.; I rice a
box. - Cure guaranteed. Sold by C. I).
Bradham. drnggist. -r. .
-', Tb Datnitlog ef Imperial Palai e
(Pekln, April 19. The tire tbatcuosed
General Schwankop's death, consumed
millions oftaels. The plunder was In.
tended for. present for the tieiman Em
peror., '
. ., DeafBess(Cannn6t4te Cured.
By Ideal applications a they cannot
reach the diseased portion of tbe ear.
There Is only oneway lo cure deafness,
and that Is by eonstitutlonslremedies.
Deafness Uncaused by. an inflamed con
dltlon of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. .. When this tube Is
Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect nesting, and wbtnlt Is en
tlrely closed. Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation ' can be taken
nut and this tube restored to lis noreasl
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases put of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which . nothing "hot . an
Inflamed condition of the mucous sur
face,.
,. We will give one Hundred Dollars for
any ease of Deafness (caused by ear.
tsrrh)lhst cannot beord by Hall's
Catarrh Core, . Bend for circulars, free.
P. J. CHXNBY 4 Co., Toledo, O,
Bold by Druggists, 75c ' -.
fiairsFamlly Pills are the best.
' tJuf WThlakay Hoaa rail.
LouUvUle, April 10. -W. a Thomas
A Co., the large whisky noose filed a
bankruptcy petition at -oou. Tbe Hi
blllUea are over half a million, of which
three hundred thousand Is seen red by
mortgage. Both partner filed ' also
Individual petiiiona. The. asserts are
Small.
V: Holds p a Con4rre$smin.
"Attbi end of. tbe last campaign,"
writes Champ Clark; Missouri's brilllaat
Cong rem sain, 'from overwork, aervoes
tension, torn of sleep and eonstaat speak
lag I bad about alUrly eollapetd. It
that all lb organ In my body
were oat of order, but three bottle of
Kectrie Bitter mad me all right , It'
th best aU-roosd medlclae ever old
over a druggist's eoauter." Over worked
rub dowa mea aad weak, sickly womea
gall spUoIld health aad vitality from
Ueovrts Bitter. Try Uem.. Only .WJc.
Qnareateed rj C D. Bradham.
TbeS' rkyeTnu.
. TitUberg, AprO 1. The Amerleaa
sewer pip eompaay la nag otlstlng for
lb absorptloa Of lb eatire baslaeae by
U arqalalllo of plant si Becaesisr,
V. T, Bnffalo, K. T , tad Akron, Ohio,
la reiving bot two mrilloaa. .
1 bad ptlss to bad I oonM get so rM
so lad a core eaili I tried DeWltt't
Witch Has) Salve. After salng ll 000
t forgot I vr had aaytblog Ilka pilta."
K. a Botos, Bmners Pstat, If. Y. Look
eat for Imltatloas. 0 in r joe ak f ov
DeWltfa. riDsff4 0.
toelsvllle, Ae'U H -Tbe .toolsvlll
A Vaabvfll Raiboad ka derW4 lo re
move the bamMaa ear d repair fee
1 to a 10 .feoedrtd acr tract yoat
eoeJi ef this eliy. Il will speed ebool
a ftCUna far laproran ,
Tew will west llm 1 von try t ear
ladijaMloa ov djir1 by starving
yoersair. Thai ev' t Male it won U
yoe doea Iwti!;.- Ye !
pkawty 'gnod f(K4 frdprly j '( t
Kodot Dyrtvp l Cof i I lh mill rf
yr ef f ImiI!"!! rtarrh ff ttm.-
Ulng Ibal "fl' 1 ant rm'y
1 eUaaeat of fmd Imt amy t:.l, Aad it
Is U4 or. ' r 1
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- INTO TEE LIGHT.
R;v. . Winchester Donald Sees Good la
; ChrUtUa Science. .. "
To th Elllor: Noting the remarks
regarding Christian Bcli'Bce as- quitted
In jour iasae of Apill 13. irom Dr.
Burkley's words at the MelUmllel
firrriice In Urooklyo. ,1 would liegla l
to quote some equally proniinuut men or
othi r dVmouinatiof'S and their wonlslu
raaanl to t bysubjectr '. "
M the Ep scopa! Conkr,j N v tllDU'i
hen) at, J ! rwvtleni e, ft. 1. Ilcv." E Win.
cluster Ikottald, auvcesnol -to I'UDIIi'
BK1. a' Trinity Cbuich Boston, !
in pat t, H t hrUllKB SUn t rtuf
m 4 out of tlaiknenS of unheiii'l lnU
the light - of Qodt Y., h is then
can be no doubt about that- Yw anil
I know too many Chriatian fMeutUm
arhnse Uvea are blamelea to ilonhl that
But is Christian SUonce the-oniy n'-
llgtont Ha the Oon.regatlontl Clnircb
had no saints f -.a Are there no M iho
dist. aalots today t As a Christian
alstet with a fine opportunity Jo lib.
serve, l am datl bumlllak'd and exsluil
by the light ot llTes, which ars ltvi d
close to Ood, and I knnw that Chriatlau
Science has ne monopoly of trne Hvinir.'t
Christian Scientists always endorse snch
references to the silntly lives of the class
of Christians to whom Dr. Donald refer,
and not one upon the earth has ever
more reverently and tenderly-referred to
these, and all other devout Christians,
than the Rev. MaryJSaker Eddy, In her
writings made publio as-well as private
discourse. - - , ' .
Bev. Dr.. William . R. Huntington of
New York said lf anything Is certain,
this Is certatni' That If the church
Catholic, had done Its duty, the Church
of Christ, Science, had not been." Since
the church "of Christ- Cat hollo does
not consider that Us duty Is to teach the
healing of sickness . as well as sin
through dl vine or. spiritual means,
Christian Scientists would not charge it
with wilful failure of duty in the past,
for had it accepted this understanding
of l(s duty, it without doubt would hava
lived up to that understanding. ' That
it has accepted its mission was to save
the soul, leaving the body to be saved
through ; the knowledge and) skill of a
human physician," .by waya and. means
he deems best to employ, egreelng that
the use of material . remedies wet
divinely sanctioned It true, and the
charch jnuat be 'conscientious In its be.
lief that the healing which Jesus taught
a thereafter withdrawn.
Dft Bu'kley said: Christ I so Science Is
the most, subtile form of heresy the
church has had to contend with since
the third century."
The Church of . Christ, Scientist Is
equally conscientious Iik understanding
of Jesus' words, Matt 84-89, "Heaven
and earth shall pass away, but my words
shsll not pass away." Also that ll
the theology of Jeeus whloh healed tbe
sick and sinful, and that it Is the theolo
gy of Christian Science whloh today, it
healing both sin and sickness. It teacL
log tbst He taught healing, as well as
preaching, that there It no place la
scripture telling of this command being
withdrawn; that He used only spiritual
meant aad advised no drug or methods
material as a earatlve ageosy, I easily
wnbyall Bible' Stoderita. That the
earl Christian healed for three ea
turle after Christ, is so well established
that no Christian familiar wkh religious
history aad itajltaralar would hav th
ooarage to deny It.
"Can it be heresy shea to return to.the
taaehlng tatabltahed by Jesus, etrivlng
to bring to all these apllfUag woaderfsl
word of Hi la lb foorteeath' chapter
of John, twelfth vers! "Verily, verily,
lay anto you, H tbst bslleveth oa me.
lb work that I do taalLb do slant had
greater work I baa the shall h doi
beeaae I go anto lb Pather.; He wb
believes, would that aot mem all who
aderttaad th Dirlaspr spirit! law.
llvlsg aad aotlag to prove lu swpremai
over tk material, at very point, a ft
advaaoas into th spirit of tbe law
11 f ia Cbriat Ja t HI every .word
was fall of love, of freeJom for all who
should believe (aadersuad) from tin,
sicks, aad avMlaslly qyaih. H said
"If y low me ksef aty cessmaadsseats"
la Luke M lb teeord to "Aad be cent
them lo preach the klegdom ef Ood, So
te beat tbe slokr la tbe eighth ekapur
of alsttbew -eompoatl of thirty fear
verssa, twenty tbreereUle to the kk
bsiog baa lad ibroogh Dlrla newer.
lb alath ebeptsr of Msilbew ef Ulrty
If bi raises, twenty-five relate to lbs
ksaUsg of dlaraaa. So Kslt, Mark, Lak
Jub reoerd verlou eaaa 0 Js keal
tag U sick aad his eoanaaad lo - BI
follower todoao.- Wselaloik W ss-
fair latavpratallow of tbe Script r
acerpt o part of a strscs ef III
facblsg as spplylag to sll, the baallsg
of sla sad Oe otk lb boallag ftf abk.
a to ealy lboe who lived la 111 da;
ee earth. If th Dtrlo power Is tbroagk
et all g te bl U, a pewt eaa
he t'r for bhatlsg It ralt iHim
UtrsgVoet aU sgf
If lbilsg te tbever spplylag to
dairciloa of sis stbproa lkroli
Dlvla pewv, I It B0 Sfjtally rr l)u
ame fll powar will ab' fo!W
t af the ftr te kp id (
1mmtl f' UriwulH k?il
iitlmt
ATI mj fA 111 lat rew.a4 1
p.r4.tia V"k 1 tkiput 11, 1, 17,
ml fV!nr ant I!r:tl ,j
Utrj t'tkM t '.f will tU m -,. tm
. tha if.orr 10 "' Irt f';'.'il a'.l ll'a
r- U " T '! O a Tl" 'h.
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still 1 teaching. He was honest, be did
ant v.a.pl Jesus Christ as .his Master.
Wiwwna, the great church of Christ
bcb-.Mil t ia Jtitia 1 on the nam Rock
Clirf-t Jtu anjt H teaching as the
gtral MctliuIiid church K": It n-mal
wit 11 all ebutebna ut iletermlne for tbem
elVHi, whether thw leaching of f reerti.m
tawi nil-t knKM ami 4-venlnilly ili-ailt
! Christ Jeus or nm aud ana pt it
a. an exinipla nf lljrbi aii'l glory nr. n-
J Tl! great MeMr--.lr lilraf wh-ii
His disciples aalil to Him, , "Lord, wilt
thou that, we enmtnahd fire, to come
down) frtfm benveu. and cooauuie then ,
even as Bllav" reliulieil them . ami aaiit.
"la know nitt wlint Manner itf spirit ye
are ofrfor the Aon :of ffino- Is nm cint
to dtMlroy men' live but fit save
Ihem - ... -.-T -
Very slnrernly ynnra) .
" Maus Hatch U.khis n.
ATI vsTa, OA., Nov. 7, IM79
'.Dr.CV J. Mi.yreTTDear 8ti: can
not too 'iiougiy recommend your
lEBIUlflA nvething Powcrv) n
muthera- as one of the best inuiiiclnes
tbey can obtain for llteir debilitated nn.l
sickly Infants I have used it with very
satlslactoTy .. results tbe past summer
with uiy child, and while we have hure-1
tofiire lost a child or two, from teething
ww v vu a as vuuu us i nu. s auus icdliiiuh 1
under other remedies, onr present child,
lllal haa talipn 'tPRTBTVI la An.
that has taken
a line.
healthy boy.
I am, very respectfully,
A. P. Bhowk.M. D.
(Brother ol U. S. Senator and Ex-Qov
loseph. B. -Bbowh.)
Steamalilp Burned.
New York, April 18. The Mumson
line steamship -Vlinda wss burned st
her plet. this afternoon. The fire start
ed In the forward bold and spread so
rapidly that the firemen had to sink
ber.
lis Easy.to Peel Good.
younuess thousands havo round a
blessing to the body In Dr. King's Mew
Life Plus, which positively cures Con
stipation, BlQk, Headache, Dizziness,
Jaundice, Malaria, Fever and Ague and
all Liver and Stomach, trouble. Purely
vegetable; never gripe or weakeftr Only
x. at C. D-Biadhain's drug store.
KUIplno Uberati-d
Manila, April 19 Gea. MacAr hur
ignallie the promulgation of Auglnal
do's peace manl(esto.by ilbratlng a tbous
and Filipino prisoners of war.
"Last winter I was confined lo my bod
with a very bad cold on the lungs. Noth
ing gavs me reliefs Finally my wife'
bought a bottle of One Minute Cough
Jure that effected a S eedy euro. lean.
got speak too highly of that excellent
remedy." Mr. T. K. Houseman, Mana-
tawnty, Pa. P S Duffy ft Co.
Valuable Country Property For
Sale.
A tract of land lying la Oonlow coun
ty directly on the publio road leading
faom Maysville lo Bwaasboio five mlln
from tbo latter place and Immediately
adjoining White Oak Biver below Sulla
containing about 800 acre of which
about N acre Is cleared land In a good
Stat of ooltlvatlon, th remains abound
ing la timber of various kinds. A large
com fo rlable dwelling, eotton gin, and
other necessary Improvementa on tbe
plaoe all la good condition for na.
For a country home and farm a more
desirable situation Is aot lo be found la
lb county, being on thejiabllo road
and oa th river It I very aoeeteable
from any point, a cheap place lo live
with, lb finest flak sad 0)str I
abundaaee, Very healthy and one of the
beet bestate locations la lbs eonntr.
knew as Silver Dale.
For further la furiosi Ion apply U,
- - ' K. B. Bamnoa.
Ifetlce n( RrU UectlDj of Creditor,
ta tbe Wstrlct Coan of lb Called
' Bute, or the Eastern Dletrlet of
Ia tbe mailer of T.D. field of It-
' ,10b, Beitkrapa. la Baakroptry.
T lb Creditor of PaOUoaer, w bo baa
bee adlsdlcaled a Baakrant. .
TaVlsoilc that atmtlegef aredl
tort wilt a bald at the oao ef V i.
Moor, BWre, I Hew Bore, If. C,e
II av.ee tbe tih dsf of AprO leoi. si
hiehllai lb eredllom atsf aiui4
prove Ibelr elalas, appoint e WaaU.
essmlae U baakrepl 4 traasaet eoe
ether beslaeas may proply eome b-
fove lbs meil. ... -
, ' : kefcra Is Baskraplcy,
Jf w SfS, X. C. A prtt 17, 1901,
Wont mcnJ nutlets
t ' b I sr. ) rr Srf fnf f
-I -
i .al ras.ip I r
I ''!
:r t 1 1 ri-.r-t--j
1 t-t t I.' . - .f -
v. . , t ; i, y v i .
.' . fnw"fvr-vj stspwrrts
v .. ' r -
I )M Vitality, tSnmmt
, H
vialaaM ami
J'KBKE: TI'N IN LIFE
: INSURANf fU-
(Non-Taxable.)
This Policy stands
I : - f r T tn
- ' . ..
apprOVea Om. OT Lite
I'.' - ..J ' '
Dm$s wiw rroiecnon an
Pnitatial's j SM ;
6 PER CENT, 111 V t 11
- I Mmlmm, mi & '
Bond rUlM. fcfe
able medium of investment.
AT MATURITY
vertible into 5 per cent Gold Bonds with
coupons attached, or if for any reason cash
is preferred the company frill pay '$t,3t3
foreach $1000 Bond.
"Full Particulars and Sample
free on request to
W, II. ALLEIV, CU'iieral A-t nf,
NEW BEKN, N. V.
AIR
18 SUPPOSed to DO tree.
We give it lree
Come to our place
and blow up your tire.
Yule, Tribune,
FcallierMtone,
Nonpnrlel '
IlIeyeleN,
TIRES
Of All
Make?
L. iTI. EDGEUTOX,
Comer rollock and Craven Streets,
NEW BEKN, N. C.
I huve o)nel
a First-Clai s
Iicstaurant for
White People.
Wo servo the licet I ho market
affords.
N'lco Lixigings also furnisliod.
W. A. McCOY,
78 MUldlo ft.
High Grade
Photographs I
AT VA,.PttOTO CO.
NEW QALLCkY,
Middle St near Broad.
: . - e. -
v Popular 15c; Size,
vr aUil
llala Um
'NEW IQE1;
At stM OM WaLroo 4 DMiel'i
toellvu-a. " .
PoiiUj and rronrjtt AttmUofi. ;
Ice Delivered
at joejr booo . ' , -
At Ik OU lee Baaav. BU4I. t.
r. TIIKSWITII :
EUCE3HEIIHIMGBT,
laasrtarer ef
1st glee, Tfa Crta, r,
( kesstrisg ! t krt Ketlre,
BafftM, Wga, Carl al prtji
kpt ee ba4 for aaka, , ,
Court t:cc
TV a. H C"5t la b bM ta Ci
UNI ft
.t tr-i-r i I'll a.1 l4at
New Restaurant !
Jr.. , i I KAOAtllU
KERYIXE
Boi witt Wifiaaa
ftiimlM So mm
1 1 U BMt All
DaMlttr. Inxiala. IWIIn Moawrr, and all
irWW IU,, . .w.. WW. 7,
all WutMm nnlai (ma aartr or laiaf .
aiixMnw. ri r sas.eiar a. N.n-a iiihmni r v. w
XtluSiiUOIaiam,S4.faiil.liiiifc .... ... ...
P..r Sale by P 8. DUFFY 4 CO. " .
r rrn
as a type of the mostl
r v t 1 ,
- '
MSUTanCe WmCtl COttl-X
' - I
attractive ana profit-
this policy is con
Policy at jour age, gladly mailed
.
PROSPEROUS BElf OF TBE WORLD
wonMu'l think of searing a ready mailt
mt or clothing. Une of the luxuries o'
i fe Is to bave your clothing lo tit wrl
hang well, look well and suit your inel
vlriuallty eapeeiallv In warm weather
We "111 make you a suit nf clothing
from Msrice, at prices thai will give you
tnts luxury at a (air price..
F. ISl. Cliadwlt-k.
M. SUSKIN,
fi Head
qaarter
for
Spring Goods 1
A. Froh, w Mtok
Of lsHIICM Hltfl Geiil
Fq rut It liign, Irj
Otxxlii nntl Clfltlilnc.
Iamillm' nnd (.rutii
LikfrHt Nf jle lint nnd
BhtV
Glvtme n calLnil
I vwlll.CttnTlne) yon.
n;;susi(iN,
eiMi.Jie ft , nyiiRi, j.i.
In ordY to tnaie roots tct
lHnjr OondgVt will for KRXT
10 DAYS srtl'oaf en Ur line tf
UEATISO 8TOVE3 AT COST,
AND BELOW OOflT.
, rra hrfn. Yotj ewd
sUrrM. ow Is jotir time. Con
niaVo as n offer V all we want.
Your for Winn.
ll CUTltB O'DTf CO
Elui filv lliik'l!
ram
Clearing Out
Salo !; i :
AIv:av3
A.&N. C. R. R.
TIHS TABU! NO. 19
T TsJf Bffert Btunl , I), r. Hi,
lti0.f at 12:00 A. M , K S 1
OoingEntt Bobkdulc: ( , a,h
Ho. J Peesaagei Train" N . . 1
LV. p m - BTATIONB; A r. a ui
10..-. ....... Goldsboro 11 15
400..., lavQrange ie ;ij
. . attastoa in i j
,.Ar. New Burn, Lx. . . v t 0
..IiV. " At 1. :,7
At. Horelixai) oiu ! . u.,
I aenengrr I
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. . . Gokialmrn
. ...lAGriuiKi' . .
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.New Bern . . .
Mori-head ( it) l.v
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7 'J 1
? 1 7
t; 47
ti (-2
4 -ti
No. 5. I 1 No.
Passenger station 1'hb. 1...
lrain. 'ln.ii,.
Daii.y;Exokut Sunhay.
Ax. A. M. ,v..
M
7 80 UoMoro .
7 14
(i 41',
ti si;
L'l
(i it;i
768 uornnge.'.'.
7 48 Best's.
aniss puitiiur runn
- B
" Kioeton
01, , i,
8 li6 Caswell ,v
l
8 40 Dover
9 06 Core Cm h . .
9 20 TuRcarorH
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9 20
1162
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..New Bern.
A. H.
No. 1. t
No. 2,
Mj'l I t. Hill)
1W, Tn.
Ar. p m
Hx'd Ft. and
stations:
Psss.Tn.
Lv. am
7 00 Goldsboro...
r.
1 r,:t
4 'j;t
;i .Mi
I L'S
10
I hi
1-'
12 411
l'J 10
10 17
III III
7 38 Boat's....
H 15 LaGiange. . .
8 87 Falling creek..
918 Kinston....
9 28...
Cuwell ...
. .Ar. Dover. Lv
....Core ore ..
. . . . Tueoarora. .
Clark's . . .
1015...
1040...
11 15...
11 31...
Ar. Now llwn
Lv. "
. . . . Rivordalc.
, l.r.
Ar.
1 30...
3 13...
8 SO croatan in t o
8 05 Itavelock !i 411
8 84. Newport, l,v i in,
8 47 .WUdwood x t?
8 53 Atlantic s :-h
4 08. . . -Ar. Moreheiul city, I,v. . . h
4KI Ar. M. Oltj Ih-jiut, l.v 7 .',()
r. . . . M.
Mondny. Weilncpl -ij :unl i'rnl..j.
fTitewlay, Thnrmlny hii'! Sa'urilay.
s. i, d:i.i ,
-.i. 1 1 I ,.li.n
Reduced Sunday Passcnvr 1 xcur-
slon Rates I
The A. A N. C. ilr..a. v. i ' II n, k
els aflci lliia ilali-atv tin: . v
curnlou rattu hj Nun, II nn.l t imin
Sundays:
groni M. Clly tiiDnlilnti. i.,u. il ' ,
" WIldwcMxl
" Nowiort
" INvtliHk
Oriialan
" Ni itorn
" 1'UMarora
1 Cnrei'n-ek
" Dover
" l-airell
M Klllalou
Hlllog Ur'k
" Lad range
' I J. at.
Tbe alxive tlrkvta air em..) i . i . i
Haadaya by Ni. 8 ami 4 train, m,
tale impel m wiittrn mi i li ki i
HmlU will not be eitendeil.
Mupcraeiln all lurmrr i.u If!
October Wib.
a I. Dili., (I. I'
Valuable Residence
For Sale.
I offer fi.f sale my n-.l,l
toiiUieaat'omer i ( ni. n .
I, la tbe City ol Kew IVm. 1
nootalml nxrro lo lairnn ni ,
OS) flrst floyr, I itMima en . . . 1
aad moans tin ll. i.; i:. ,,i .,1
tntad of 4 nM.m, ' I , I,, u . . .
wlltlon. II hit t ni (i . t n i .
tswat, aad mw nn I t l. .c . i
Any frna dralriog ! r . i . .
rVPetr I Will hw It I.. U i
eashei gtvaw humid ielrly.
.' 'V- ' s . K K. i'U S ..
Have You
Lost Your Sole?
-. " . ?
KewCell j5. A. LliWAUD
!! Will gsjprjy fWa With a
v! rr 40 Ceula, Ladks o
; , ' m to
II. CI. Pollock's
LIVERY .
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1'
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s f,.l"
r
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r tho Cheapest
rati inthoclty,
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f - er
nfc- r a . : .it i a i 1.
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j w ' i I I r .f a l .1 Trim tt a..
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