The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which had been ''
. ,0F- OT?r. w ye na
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-trood" are but "
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What id CASTORIA
Costorla Is a -harmless substitute ibr Castor OH, Pare
gorky Drops and Soothing Syrups. . It is Pleasant. It..-,
contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic '
substance.:, Its age Is Its guarantee.' It destroys Worms (
and allays Fererishness.. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ,
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation ,
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the -Stomach
and Bowels "giving healthy and natural sleep, ,
The Children's Fanaeea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bean the Signature of
w
The Kind You Haie
In Use For Over 30. Years,
twtonmniw oommnv. rr MawiV tmrr. mnv tokr cm.
irtuus's-
win
cfia
Ther b no us talking a toby in tbc hous b the Bnk that binds
husband and wife together. Nothing is sadder una fruitless wedlock.
Tbe prattfinf and cooing of tlta tittle one offset a thousand times the
occasional worries and trills of We. When wife is barren, there ts a
derangement somewhere in the genital organs, caused by one or more of
those common disorders known ts Mamie troubles". Wine of Cardul
is the remedy. It puts the orpins of generation la a strong and hetlthy
condition, fitting the wife for the sacred duty of reproducing her kind.
During the period of gestation the entire system of thetetpectmt mother
ts built up to withstand the ordeal of tabor, and when the Bttle one
rakM it advent it at luxrv and r"
strong, weft-fitted to grow to mt-
iui J hi sa eva-a, v
mother, too, passed through the
trial with little pais and no dread.
Wine of Cardul a truly a wonder
ful medicine lor
n.ui..
UUjc IX) l lies lor
FT
J. A. JONES,
BROAB STREET, STEWART'S OLB STAMP,
1
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tiale tind
Exchange
liVml rd
Krcr Yanni U Kew.em. A1
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borne the eignatnre of .
ana Has been, made tinder his per ;
Bona! gapefrisloa since Its infancy -
' Allow no one to deceive von in this.
Always Bought
THElUNKilHAT BINDS.
taoaaoa, TamT, Wot. as.
, I Waaratyect to lUaeairiaK for three yean,
and n9ml oomUnUf witb Mckach.. I wrote
to to far advl, and-after utlog Uure botUsa
oIWtoeefOertut.aoeordinftOToardUvoUone,
1 tae strong tad wall, and the mother ol a fine -girlbaby.
-
kin. K. N. JO WWW.
utnrittni souratST.
dtwaloM. d(lrM. (Irltttf armlMomt,
, l.tMv, v. tw CaiTTUWOaZ
t aa r L
i.w at uiuxiiou. - v
ES.
Jiiiif tKC. cl- ' '-,
CortpkU lias of farf, WagTOg.
- . . t i .
!. nr. r. Nl.iiJ!Jr,n at
Henrys Purtrucy,
127 Middle Street,
1 1 TkielatlM
Bfpr at ih
IVi I," nf k-ie, sets, fboa. an 4 la
fi. Iat Uxesf 14 Mnrai,
'fl fr1l-a of lb laMb, bo i
h orljr'ial ;"!
Wa fc.r l'r- tl
lb asatTbaa rt;".4
..ty r ii'- l4'lw.. !. T"i 7i
li. Aa a H'Vl-. St. Is ll.
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T . A . -a 1 ' -.-
THE CHINESE. DENTIST, .
Werk Dm tor Ha Waaderfal Tfcwaaa
American ladU8try:-i playing havoc
with all time honored tnbtltutlona. At
one time tUa dentist .foruscd an lm-
portaht guild in China, hut in the past
80 .years hundreds 'of bright youog
Jlongollans have picked op more or
lee knowledge of the profession froua
American practitioners abroad and are
now doing business according to mod
ern scientific methods. ' In San Fran
elsce the new school baa almost driven
the old one to. tbe wall.: Nevertheless
three op four of tbe latter pursue the
calling In thd'same. manner as their nn
ccstors alii for thousand years, At
lAnn- A ,Tiam vlatia Valxr VrtIr OV
ei y year and stays two or three ttontosve delegate, brtnglng up the Whole
tuitll, all of bis customers .have had
their teeth not "In order.'' J:
" His work la curiously prlmltlve.'vFor
extracting he relies iinoi his fingers,
and with these be does marvels. '."- With
tliumb and forefinger" hewlH' null, a-
blenspld or molar on which an Amer
ican operator employs 4 nowerfnrior-
ccpsis This dexterity is' tbe result of
years -of practice. From boyhood to
mnubood he Is trained to vati pegs
driven Into a wooden board,": Three and
fonr times a day, a naif hour at a. time.
he drives pecs Into the. holes of his
piai tlce board and then pulls them out
again. Be Jlftt In similar fnsblon twth
to which' Bte-attached heavy weights.
Tills special training . Changes the as
pect of the hand-- The spare flesh van
tabes, '.and the blood vessels and ten
dons seem to double JnUe. The fore-.
arm growe in . glrtb. ana becomes ns
hard ns wood.: The apprenticeship pe
riod lasts two years. - At the end tbc
student has a finger grip which is a
wonder, "its strength is equivalent to
lifting power of 800 and even 400
pounds. Besides extracting he cleans
teeth with a preparation containing
ground cuttlefish, using brushes made
ot split bamboo. -For toothache he em;
ploys opium, peppermint olb ciuhnmon
oil and clove oil Sometimes, thoiuh
rniely, be fills teeth,' but does It so Ig-
norantly that the filling comes out
within a few months. "
Through all- his practice runs
laughable element of superstition. Ac
cording to bis system, all toothache
and other dental woes are pAxhm ;1 by
tootb worms. The nerve pu'p tf such
worm and Is shown to n i:itlent
Whenever tbe decay Is great cuii to
permit of Its exhibition. - To .xntlsfy
others be. carries about In u pi-ket
some white grubs about as large as
au ent. . When be extracts a pnlnful
tooth, be uses a little legertlemnln and
shows tbc sufferer one of the white
grubs as the cause of althls pain. For
neuralgic toothache be employs counter
Irrltatlrm and sedatives, rubbing the
gums, cheeks and neck just below the
condyle with a mixture of lamlnunm
and pcnpermlnt oil and pinching tbe
skin until the blood te almost forced
through tbe pores. - tie Is not highly
regarded by his countrymen, bis social
position being half way between those
of a barber and laborer, - In New
York .be gets 23 cents for removing a
tootb and for other services payments
la proportion. New York rest
CmmH Ball SlaatV Trick.
In one or two of tbc concert and
dance balls now so common on both
sides of tbt city there prevails a cus
tom that baa heretofore been consider
ed peculiar to the west (hat of throw
ing coins te the singers. TUe singers
are in most cases young men, ana tiwy
occupy the center of tbt floor between
the dances. . - . ' '. -
When the aoJIencm, through Igno
rance of tbe custom or other cause,
falls to send the "expected shower of
(liver, the singer lends en courage meet
In a way that shows cleverness through
long practice. , One band ts mn-irssly
throat Into a tide pocket sod soon fbe
ring of a silver coin oo the floor its
heard. -The stager's band Is aim t hit
pocket, and If I hers; is no evsnooso
tbt first rail of silver soother coin is
beard striking (he Soor. - ' - i ,
Tbt Singer himself Is flipping tbe ruls
out of bis pocket, but you could n'
gocsa It anion yo karw the irk.
Usually (wo or three sorb bids bring
rtfwroos rwooeae, eiclsll 'If the
song ts ptrmslns,--Nrw 7 orb Baa,
,'.' , Tb taSa Salt.' - -
, The ewltta wbeo t prloce kmrued
carpenlcrtng and bertcne an' rxprrt
rarpaotcr Bioaeb? sa4 has always coo-
tlnard to ukt a grral loiervat la
One of hit rst acts Wbe soerrelga
was' to satablltk a enmpMe 'ioluvrC
factory at ftldis, m wblrk be saperta-
(aeids Ike manufartur of sil sorts of
nv-trs of feroltura, mostly of bis owa
dura. Tbrse sro worked by very
ets borate axcrd prioga, to the turca-
ttoo of which tbe soils takes gnat de
light. U bo )ua4 arOI M the Itoaslsn
rmlMMjr a sntrttswo of bla work as
prvwot tolbecssr. ll eanstaia of S ts
bl rSrbly laUld. With I be nltaa'S srorS
la front, what there are tomr drawers,
rj tow-falng ( spring tl top l)a opea,
sod I b canter rams, bearing a silver
Plata, OS wbkb ts to be found rry
thing amass ry for emoting ha eilvar
lad SnHrr. The fnaide of tbe lop bss
a smoalliah. hi which It a pnnratl
lb MHaa's so arroarKi'4 by a frame
f brtlliaotm
TV h',a? Iob V-tr wb pat ne-
rtwer tb t ontb rrrl'ltfita ss tt
ran aT a rm a t.k'r.e elf oo d--al
r tntirf i!ip tr-oib (! I. cfi-
d' la 0V-imi)'a r4 l-al b'ad. "ra
Ui km a rsl." tanf l cm af t!
awrl A.tlr-rlt I d!f !, I lb
A f:rf. ffJl'-f r.ool
t Ik c r '. 'f I '-' , la ,.a.1
"- I ( d' - t b-y
j,.. a u t
f - a V f' r ,
-. Ill'
THE WORLD'S PARLIAMENTS
ReflM t Brfset.llTe la
. CorlTelT Small. -
The largest parliamentary body- of
lawmakers la the British beuseof com-'
Brans, tbe membership of which la 670.
Therl''reuch cMuiber of deputies, rep-
rescntlug- a constUuency numerically
smaller titan t'ue Hrltiuh commons, has
niembcrsuip Qt DS4, the Italian par
liament iw:v the, Hungarian house ot
represeolaiiveH 45a. liu Spanish cortes
431.. lle .Austriao-reichsrath 524 and
the Oortnnn rolclistas. the smallest of
Jke toropcan iarl!apients, 807. ; '.'
The bre8rnt nieml-ersulp of the Bouse
of n prcamtatlves U 337, which is less
than that of any cf the European law
making bodies, and the nest house of
representatives win be made np tt 388
luembers, a small increase when com
pared with Jhe growth of popqlatlOB
and the requirements of representatton
for each state as fixed by tne teaerai
constitution. Each, of ; the1 four iterri-
tories (there are- now only: four) 'Will
800, a larger tnembersblp than la the
rule hi legislative bodies In the United
States..': 'v"",r -te:
The lower branch of tha lew. Tork
assembly at Allmii j ban a membership
of 150, the lower bouse of wnnsyiva-
nlft at rllarrlsburg has za; memDers,
the lower house of Illinois at Spciug-
fleld 1U2 and the lower bouse of Ohio
si Columbus 111)..'
In terse American states the general
tendency la to limit tbe menSbersblp of
the aoglsfaitnre so that It shall net he
nnwieIdy.-tbonKb there kre 250 mom
bers of the lower bouse of "the Masso
cbusetts leg'.slntnre and 184 .members
of tbc lower house of the Georgia legis
lature.
The Canadian parliament, under the
apportionment of 1802, consists cf 813
members. v-Tbe boole, of ureece, con
sists Of 207 members, and the chamber
of deputies of Brazil bas 212 members.
New York Sun.
ECZEMA'S
noHisTomvsr.
Bezema Is csosed by an acid humor fat
the blood coming in contact with tbe
skin and producing great redness and in
ttammetion ; little pustular eruptions form
and discbarge a thin, sticky fluid, which
anes ana scales on j sometime- tne sain ts
hard, dry and ftzsared. Eczema ia any
form is s tormenting, stubbora disease,
and tha itching and burning at thnaa are
slmoat unbearbht tha acid burning
humor teems to oos out and set the akin,
on fire. Salves, washes nor other exter
nal applications do any real good, for as
long ss the poison- remain in tha blood
It will keep the skin irritated. ' ,-.
BAD FORM OF TETTER.
For three yean I
bad Tetter on ma
bead, which catucd
bm to ewcU to twice
thdraatsralalat. Fait
at the tiara the dleeaar
waa in tb brai of rao
alog aoraa, very pain
ful, and anMngV e
much dlacomfofi Vow
doctor, aiU th Tetter
bad proTMd too far
to bt caiad, and they
oald da nothhia far
w. ISaokoalTtbrc S
bat iic, of a a a ad T
waaaoaie'letaly eared. (L
Ttdawa dfteea year "wr1,'
Hoc aeea any ) of my eld troabt,." bfaa.
Ia Jacjuaa, 1414 MoOea Ic, bnau City, ato.
& 8. 8. nantraliaas this add DotaocL,
aoola the blood and restores H to a heal thy.
natural state, and Use rough, aa heal thy
ikin becomes cart, smooth and elr,
cures Tetter, Ery
alpelaa, Pwrlsaia, SslT
bUMuta sad all akia
dissatas doe to a poia
oocd condition of -the
blood, tend far oar book and write at.
about your . case. Oar physicians have
made these diiesasa a Ufa study, sod caa
nerp yon or incur sovsca ; wa
eriararforthuiaarvioe. AH
it apnductad la atrtcteat coafldfnea.
TM SwifT trtoirkj pa atuutta, aa, ,
Fof Rcit
f My store on Booth front Btrset Is now
tt rant, It Is 10 x at feet, a story.Vbich
U doalrrabls stsad for snott any baaloes
sad good loraUoa for the ondnbry trade
aornas tne inm nvar orwgo ut etiy
trade. With tar tubbw and shlnek
yard, brk-k and lathe, and saill baaiMaa
all on tha same lot In Uie rear of say
say kbsd to ssy stora Beaiig BIU fur
anvwt aaottvaa
BWs have now rut down' price oa all
nda of btove Wood, aa 11 1 prtng h
Swat bers and wa want to gab oar old
stock of tmod nil bafnre Warav wvalhar
tabna eharg. 1 bit adTSatafa oa kaoeh
oows priaas bt fnf our toatotnars. . -
Oouthern
" . V -
. Tba ftuadtd Ballwat df Ue tWUTb
Tb tHrard Um k all rointa, .
CAM.ro UNI A v
ri)::mi,
cijha Arr
. roi'.io 1:1 co.
HUirlly fmt 'fcM f.j "j Trxw-.t tm a
T!r-'rt)a ff It-aI T"'r: f':."rr., fal
V f rirf l'' " a.1 f- (.bt !'.
fa ti4 Pf P' .!.,'.
1 - -.-
r? nr rifT:r:r ppnn chills, fevers
Vbia vU a uib ruwiii -- NIGHT SWEATS
( - .-"."'','.' ..-"
! Grippe and all 'other forms of maladies when you
r.- -''C: -. fOB-be cured by. ;.;"i',i
j i CllUa TCH13 I The woriddoes riotcoinahettW
M - wonderful cures -made by ft. as cents.- a. bottle.
I 1 .nm . r Money refunded If It falls to do the work. Delight
fultotake, v -.' v
1 J ; Local Druggists.
s . w -
The Farm ts
.CaplUl, Surrlus and Prcflts 488,0.00.00 1 - n-AHU ".rf.
. APRIL lit 1701.
One of the many conveniences derived
from haying a bank account is the pay
ment ot -ait pin py onapk, trms reaevtng
your mind of the necessity for carrying;
largo and unnecessary sums around with
you and always being obliged to make
exact chauge. .
. The pleasure too of having a beautiful
and efficient young lady serve you at our
counter Is not a minor consideration. If
yon will open an account with us, carry
It six months, and- don't say that your
only regret is that yon didn't do so
sooner, yon can drink Cooa-tola on us
for the next three months. -
E.W.Saallwool,
. HR A IQITARTERa FOR
HARDWARE
And all Kiiifls of
V. BUILPiS& MATERIAL.
Heating" and Cooking Stoves and
Ranges, Li me, Cement, Plaster,
Paints, Oils, Varnisb, Pattj, Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Cutlorj and all the
useful articles usually found in an
(Ju-tiKdate Ilardwaro Store,
Bert Ooelft '
Ieoweat Prlerfi.
- Under Hotel Cnattatvka,
wew nuiwr, w. c.
: EASTJERN
CiBOLffliJWAtCH
AND
iioiiMeaiDii
r niiflBT 4 nssmia
Fer All Point Worth.
The Steamer'NETJSB
HI laava'oa UorlrlaW Wedoaadaa
sad Fri Jays at 6 p. ss. tharrs task
log latvdinfi at. vnootai, ana uoas
okstalaad. 4
AWAGt HEAD,:
The Sir. Newberne ;
Uotearaaelag July 1st, Id Jravo at II
rclock aooa oa Tasadsys Sod Fridsys,
auaing Uadlogs at OrtcsUl, rbwaoke
Ultad sad fags Head, ' , ' . .
rmr Frslrht raoaivad not lator
thaa ooa boor prsTrOOt to aaUiogY
for Zarthtf inform su oo sfrpi to
GEoTflSKDEHSOK, Agt.-
If, K. lima, Osd, Mgr.,
il.a ncMis-i.Osn.Frt.b, rasaAft
' Korfotk, Vs. , , .
oltcrce scrrtce
Tb aiuatloa of the sablto ts ra
speetfslly eaj'td to tbe ekaags la tbe
erbadsVs of Ik SSralT pabllekarj today.
The tbsage Meeatltstat sew tcbadel
fof (be earrlef, !
O.lWviInO Mia a aa to 1 00 a av,
lt!..y r " 11.00
tttTwy 1109 " " tOO a. as
tVWUnelMa ss-" 40 ,- '-
CoilMcllr-o Id l-Oi'ma dlattk-4 ot.ly
4Wp,t. boltrtp. -
Rl!ag Mall p. St, U 110
p. as.
ittbarnrt fi'RfO Iba aat!t fof tbe
I OS a. aa, tt, a at I It a aa,
fnt ia. t .v p m. t'ia at 4 00 a .
y, f V, r.!a ( rtrg t MntthnA
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Trade Mark
-. - design -Copyrights
Ac
n flfmrllnsf nalifbtftri Md dAfHHntl
. quioai
lilVSttlM
It Moeruin our opinifin fr frbUier on
itViei ts pmbnllrrttaU)lq, roRimumftfV
1 atrisjtly oonbdiittaJ. ahdbot ah PU&U
-t.lraiiaaLriatilri
' Hiic iretj, uinofKanor ior ieounii jwwitai
ratcntt taken throufth Mann ft Co. rsolT8
tpecial notice wUhoatebrtriTa, lath) .J'
Scientific HKsencasi.
: A handsomely llluftrttted weekly; fdnveat elr
enletloa of any aoientlfle morniiL Terma, $3 0"
r . iuui iiiui)V.s( sti, sywiu u mi ntTaiEwiiH
JNNKCB.'"B'?'N.New!Dr
urtuiuu umup, uao r yyuuiuhilhi.
T. A. Green, Pro,. K. a. Hoaduwa, T. Prat
H. H. Grave, Ca.bler.
CITIZEN BANK,
. ow nvvrsiraiir, nr. c.
Doing Qeneral Banking Business
February 18, J900, Surplus and Undivi-
- ded Fronts, $13,186.76. J'
Prompt and careful attention given to
all business entrusted to ns. Accounts
received on favorable terms.
Board ot Dlreotora.
rerdnisnd Clnon
i. A.Keadowa,
Samuel W. Ioork.
B. H. Meadows.
Chan. Ouflv. Jr.
Jamn Redmond,
Chaa. Hjpw
K.w! Small
llwood-. C.B. Vov.
Oeo. H. Ives. W. F. Crockett .
Hark Disosay.
P. II. Pelletier,
ATTORNEY. AT LA If,
: 'die Street, Lawyers Brlek
Bulldiag.
WiU practice In tha Coonttea of Craven
'arterot. Jonea, Onalow ana Pamlloo. U. B
ourt at Mew Ram tad Supreme Court o
ha
A Good
Telephone
SERVICE IS A BUSINESS
- NECESSITY, A HOME
CONVENIENCE. A COM
BINED C'Onvetsleii'e,
Iduxnr !
rder Your Phone st Once I
P. M. Slaiasont, A. D. Ward
SIMTlONS-ft WARD,
ATTORNEYS sil COUNSELORS si
LAW.
lit) tkSSS, I. C
IMflot 60 Bo. Front Street, nearly oppo
site note uoauawaa,
(Office also at RsleUh.)
Practice la U oouatle of Ursven,
Doplln, Jonas, Oaslow. Carteret. Pamli
co and Wake, la lb Supreme aad Fd
eral tfoarta, sod wherever services or
daalred.
'OR BORI Cfll
sta, para WhoUsom. gnarsntoocl tt
0 ehmlcajiy mada froca diaUlied waitr
aad free Iron tmptntuaa. Bpactauy is
leaded arte prepared for saaaea oe
auaintirm. -
.. lot dVUvared dail; (tsoapt Boodays) I
ati toa p as.
- hnaday (rstafl ealy) f a ts to II aooa
. for priors aad other tofortaatloa,
. :, '. . Addtwat,. , '
New Berne Ice cio.
Notice of Ham nortei I
NORTH CAROLINA, I Superior '
. Cravat) Couaty; -1 :, Court, . -fttHtna
to tall kuwU foe parUtkio. , "
. JloUeo of ruuaaaa, . ' ,
XL T. Din and W. F. Hill, W ftatbeeaf,
- -. vs. ..r .
Bamaal Bntlw Jobs tnilrm aad Cwilly
bit Wtfai Abatat II lU aad Chartk Awa
, ttnUoo. intant, by tow gwardam B. S.
-k Urn i Oca. A. b(iUy, Mm ftoaUef
Cartt rtaatteyi UF.rbantlora4 otharai
nakarrara blr of Peal TmKirj, OWd
Ibwawrw tanbk aa4 bar baahaad,
Ibwlala aad the heirs of Juba
A. !VwUy. v .
Tbssbnvs aaarl Arsa fllltCem A
fUit-T.LlaB0T'airPtbT.Ur.
titbry and to Ira uf rVnbinli hWatk,
aM, sa4 rv-WMMW twaleh aa4 bar
hntlatad lHto' tad the rxlrt of
)a A. Hritbt, ckfMxIaaia, bw tba
abura a-tla.wlU tab twUf.t a tana.
wra Kaa toa tamed' ttvm Ot ia mart ts
O-e atww .! h1 4a mt lal .r.
eelir f. lilNHvf thra In a - bfire
tl, r-, trW C'"t t4 " t waty oa
lhartbdy t4 slat. I lad, bad wt
IK, r-c-mi Wxrit f )"4 V.Tvla. t)a aa4
Ltalrt I r,f t rt!U 4t ta !l rt
rj( ( rT f lr. Nertb ;
, ,ri tv. 1 1 ewi WMMta aiil
f i-.' t. It a V.y tail tn
,r-tT !.. M t f.wiiatat r" f-,t f'-t
M.t t :'y. I 1
tm . ,r-r -l U-
Ml h T
4 ,rtt iKmm '.T-if
P, , WAT '
Kl'
rb
IGlil
r:VT EKUBiCO.NCLAVt86, Improved
Otilsr HeptcpL meets Sod and 4th
Hrd. nlRbts, nth u'clttk at Houn
iretHaJ'f r."rrVlliN, Anhon; J. J.
Tolon, J,rt,1aancIer;Z V. Kurphy, 8ec-
EUt EKA LODGE SO 7. I. O O.F
Omotrr: W. F, Orockt tl. N. O ; James B
Dasscn V. ; 0o. Urtstn, rVctyt W. H
iluvev; i'lnanrlaj SeoritdT; A. K. Pilt
u an. Tilts, . Ui-nular meeilugs every
iloyl if nlaLt at 7.20 o'clock.
CALDMET 'ENCAMPMENT. No. 4
I. O. O. JrY Ofllcew: J. I. Baxter C. P
J B Dssson, II P.; T O Osrrawav, S. W
A. T. Land J. W.; Geo. Green. Scribe; E
Qvrock; Treasurer. Regular Encamp
ment, tat, 8rd, and Slh (if any) Thursday
nlghis In each month st T 80 o'clock.
NEW BERN LODGE No. 1, F. H. & C
J. O. V bales, frett; J. H. t-rulih, Ii( cord
ing Sec'yt R. Tl. Hill, Fiuanclal Sec'y.
Meets In the Knights of Harmonv Hall
every 1st and 8rd Monday nights in each
mooiu, .i . : .
CRAVEN LODGE NO. 1 KM6HTB
OF HARMONY. Meets Snd and 4th
Wednesday nights In each month in
RountrevV Ball, Pollock street, at 7.30
ouocs. B. K. Ball, president; 11. J.
Diaoawav. Sec'v: U R. Hill Flnnfi.l
Secretary. x
Motles? !
NORTH CAROLINA
, I In the
Traven County, j Superior Court.
John A, Cully, Plaintiff,
i ' - VS.
Annie Cully, Defendant
The defendant above named will take
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
court ofCraven cnuntytn obtain a divorce
Hpon the ground of abandonment, and
the said defendant will fnrttter take
notice that she is required-to appear at
the next term of the uperior remit of
said county to be held on tlie 12th Mon
day after the 1st Monday in March. 1901.
at the court house of said county in Now
Hern, n, v.. ana answer or demur In the
complaint in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief de-
manaep ip said complaint.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
This 15th day or-April, 1801.
Notice to Creditors.
Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of the late Capt. M. P. Mor
ton, deceased, notice is hereby given to
til creditors to present their claims to
the undersigned for payment on or be
fore the 10th day of April 1902, or this
olalm will be pit ailed In bar of their re
covery. All persons Indebted to stld estate
are noli fled to make Immediate pay
ment.
J. A. MORTON,
Administrator.
D. L. WARD, Attorney.'
April, 10, 1901.
Cxecutrlx Notice !
Having this day qualified as Executrii
of the last will and testament of Jciscph
U Hhem, deceased, all persons indebted
U) taia josopn b. Kliem, deceased, nro
requested to make Immediate st'tth nient.
And all persona Imlduig claims airninst
asld deceased are notilled t., present the
asms for payment on ,,r b-fini Man h
25th, 19U2, or this notice will he pl-adcd
m bar ol recovery.
1 his March IVh, 1901.
RATE E. HI'ENt'ER,
Executrix.
Admlaivitratur's Notice
AU persons bsvlng claims agalnat Ihe
eaute ol Dopnls oeuiberger will present
ssjb for Davment nn or befora the
13th, day of April, ltiOJ, or this notice
will be pleaded In bat of their recovery.
AU persona Indebted to laid estate must
make Immediate settlement. Notices of
elaha should be tddreueil to our stlor
aey, I'. U. Pelletier, New Iiern, North
Ctrollna
L. 8P.U0MANN,
EMMA RANK HIKBEItr,
Admlnlttratori
P.U. PELLETIER, All y
AfirU Ulh, 101.
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Durham and Charlotte Railroad.
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p m, Greenville 6 ',7 p ta, Klnston 7 55
p m. Returning Ic'ites Klnston 7 60 a m
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1118 am, Weldon U 88 a m, daily ex
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saw for Clinton dally, except Sunday,
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Ulntoo at 46 s m toa 1 60 p m.
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Waldos fot all poiitte North daily all
rail via Richmond
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J H KENLY. Gen'l Nanartw.
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