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VIRTUE 0J THE Db&AKi
MAKER. ;
Charles M. Schwab, TOnsger .Pf tie
great Steel Trust, hsaUry Is re
ported to be one mllltoA dollars a yei r,
is before the public -as the. exponent of
the triumph of nqn-eduallpn Jp-ver edu
cation, .... ' !? :V:va !
Mr. Bchwab's position seems to be,
accepting himself as the illustration,
that the advantage c i well trained
school life are Inimical to success in life
this success being In llr )hab's eeti.
mitlon the gaining of many dollars.
The indWldualsucceiff, pecuniarily, of
this steel manager, has naturally turned
his head. He attributes to 'himself vlr-
tues, and cannot -iee why pthtrt 'shall
not follow in M course of life, snd
thereby acquire the mine virtues.
Mr. Schwab shows bit ignorance when
he seeks to make the youth of the conn'
try all strive for. the' dollar to the ex
clusion of all else, 'i ;Jfj
It Is Impossible that every mn shall
be & millionaire, as is pictured by the
steel manager, and yet lliiCinan would
advocate a course for the young men to
follow, which means only the pursuit of
the dollar, without anything else to fall
back upon if failure Is made, 'j
If every young man should lay aside
the pursuit of knowledge,'' h gained
through public school anj Oblloga, and
go out into the world to seek only the
dollar, the successful one "at the very
most must be limited -
But In the pursuit of knowledge, how
ever severe the course of study may be,
there Is success for all-(t may not be
that the student will be ble to satisfy
his gross nature as Mr.'Schwsb can,
thr ugh the ability of his dollar, but the
student can see and enjuf a thousand
things In life, wb'ca are invisible to Mr.
Schwab, pleasures which his dollar can
not give. ; '
If education and Its v-ilua to every one
was not so lmpertshably fastened upon
the people of this country1, there mlghi
be much barm dfcns by strro public talk?
as Mr. Bchwab's, who advocate, as III
tie education si possibly (or, business
men. ;
What is needed Jtodsf,' 1 not such
publio advocates of the rirture of tht
dollar maker, bated vocal se of odoca
lloa, snd the vaktt t lltee which arc
not ('.van for self aloat,' at, ht the money
maker's. '-'"'. f'-;'
Mr. Schwab ny I a agio that the
virtue of mbney msklag, sod It soooeaa,
makes klm aa aotaorlij, 'ajd a sals
adviser of the youth of,, the; ooentry.
le to sooooy getting, he may he 1 1
aatborlty la I's ova line, bet could
another person, to aaf totntog of tie
tboasaods aewooM laftaaaco, follow
his melboda to the an sncoeM T
Mr. Schwah ihlMw JkWU
as a
finished at list la dollar gatUsg, hoi
as aa ndfUor of the yonth, proves hy
bis talk 10 know swHh' if. of the ml
valve of life, Ha alota, k"os or poaslV
. . .. . B, '
tsti 0 fro, Crvf of ToUtov' , i
Lccae CoVWTf X . I
raa'J. Casit nvkee oath that
he I Uokr paruet ti U4 trm of F. I.
Caaaar Cos nf htuiaeei la U
Cky Of ToMo, poaity tad Hiau afoct-
(M, ad that raid, 01 will pay the
W Oaa ilrhat4 Doujiat lot
aara'sad every rase of lt"a ibei
-waaaol he ewree) It ae -of limit's
nuiitl ciusit.
Beom U befov m aaJ loWtrtbed
. la my prases, this 4th i4 I
, hsf, k. tX tw ,
III I twlc,
- . Usll'l Ciatk Cere ! islet
ajsJIy.aael Me dUsnly 4 ),
aad ssacnM ' twrfan f i - S)
, Bawl foe levllaHMlala. trm.
r.i.ciiKvhTo7 .in.a;
ItoUht Jrrria. Tie,
. ltalrsFsasnv Pills th t .
. . Ce t munmry i
, Alfc... X, T. Vf If
SMKI f i as Tmy'(,
ran tm ittt m it' n
Mreew S-e ,i
pvr4 swi y jt '. j i
t r. .f tb
t f 'fT.T-t
i TU
n h Sp.
' t.
Taatal Tlrriaa, . "
Ovid tells na that the first temple of
Vesta at noma was constructed of wat
tled walls and roofed with thatch. Ilk
the primitive but of the Inhabitant.
It was Mrtie other than a circular cov
ered ti replace and was tended by the
unmarried elrl of the infant comma-
nlty. It Korred as the public hearth
of Home; and on H glowed, unextin-
gnlsuea througneot the year, toe sa
cred flro "which w supposed to hav
leca broufiht from Troy and the con
tinuance of which ws thought to. be
linked jvlth the fortune of the city. '
The name Vesta Is believed to be d
rlTcd from tne same root a. the-Sda-
skiit woe, which means "to dwcH'to
inlsaldt andr shoirs that slie was the
pxIdoKs of home, and home hnd Hie
licnrth ns it tocua. r A (own, a atnte.
is but n large family, and what thetlo-
nwHtlc- ucorth was to the houso that,
the temple of the perpetual Ore, 1
cmhe to the city. Every town bad it
voeta, oc common hearth, and the col
onies derived their flre from the mothvl
or hearth.-; '"'., '- -"-:-.':..:;';.'
.Should a vestal maiden allow toe sa
cred flre to become extlngulehed she
wa beaten by the granoT pontiff till
her blood flowed; and the new flre was
solemnly rekindled by nibbing togeth
er of dry-Avobd orhy focusing of un'
rays. Tlie.-clrcular form and . domed
roof of the temple of Vesta lrere anr
Tlvals of the prehistoric hot of .the
aborigines, "which ere .f Jnvarlably
rouno. rjomniu Magaane.
Foutfit For His 1M
' H father an 1 .'later both died of
Consumpttpn," writes J; T. Weitl orwax
of Wyandotte, Mich., au'UI was aved
from the tame frightful fate only by Dr.
King's Kew Discovery. -AhaUack - of
Pneumonia left sn obstinate, cough and
v ry severe lung trouble, ." which an
ex client doctor could not help, but.
rew monlns use oi.tnis wonnenui mein-
elne made me as well ts'ever and I
gained much In weight." infallible toy
Coughs, Coldt and all Throat and Lunc
trouble. Guaranteed bottles 60c and
fl.no at C. D- Bradhsm's drag store.
Trial bottle free.
Big Strike of Bricklayer In Mew York.
New York, May 17. Fifteen thousand
brlcklayett struck today. The Union
championed the cause of eighty brick.
layers, who demanded thai they be paid
four forty day for three weeks they
were compelled to lay off at the Stokes
apartment house, their pU.n having
been taken hy roofers.
It Sated His Leg.
P. A. Danforth, ;ofj LaGrange. Oa.,
suffered for six months with frightful
running sore on hit leg; but write that
Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured li
In five days. For Dicers, Wounds, Dies,
It's the best salv In the world. Cure
(uarranteed. Only 2So. Sold by O. I)
Bredhsm, druggist
Kmpltal at I4M1 Moment.
Norfolk' Vs., May 17-Monroe Lewl
who wat to have been hanged here toils
for murder, was granted respite todiy
Ibrnuirh the efforts of John Graf, bis
frlcoi, who begged money from door t
Inor to psy the cost of the Court of Ap-
orals.
Flohrkcc, 8. C. Nov. S6, lVOn.
1 was first sdvlsed'by our family phy
sician In Charleston to ate TBTn'NA
with our baby when she was bat very
young Infant, aa a preventive of eollr.
and to warm sad sweeten the? ttomacl j
Later It was awful la teething troubles
and lis effect ha been found to b u
very beneficial and. so free from the
dinger that arcooqueatapo tht use
of drag end soothing tyrspt, that '
btrs come to regard li, after na Mb
three children, u on -of Iks aeoessltlsv
wha there to a aaw baby la the house
(ad oatfl the teething troubles art; over
sod w lake pleasure la recommending
It to oar f Heads Issued of lb horrid
staff that so many peopl at to keep
their baWee qnlet
.: Baaawau. M. Art.
(Mgr. DaUy Thaw a4 Weakly Timet
Meseeagar.) ', -t. r
VaHlMiaak tm Oh I ' ,
Wellttoa, O. Mty proaoenoed
aanhqeak shock wat felt here earl)
thl moral of. Tte first' dlsiarbaaot
m of fBett .forco to awakoa pita)
pervott tud was followed by two hard
tfwaort of otrth tbot e'tplaoed fnral
DsWUt't LllUt tUrly BlatW March
Ih rettotest part of the howl d tt
tTth IttpsrlUto tpoedlly with
4lorafoft, , They tr fsiaoel for theli
adlcacy. hWy lo take, aevtr grip, 1 1
Dffy tkOo.
..V - MM Trn r UMf, ,' "' f
Rtw Tovk, Mty lt-Tke Miath
reaisBMl urtsl for AthaayUls saora-
laf.
Old Solicfl Eiptflaicc . "X
" K M, Alalia, aoivrl wsf vetortn.of
Wtachsairr.Iad, wtluw My wife was
tlrh loog llttt I frUaf gone 4
tort trtMwt, hat we wholly tr4
kt Dr. k leg's Hew I If rilK ' which
Watkt4 oltt for her ItnJik " They
alwtytdo., Try lUm. Oa'y ft III).
D. feradbaas'i itiat lore.v "
awv, a. rttMa at n"4
Kr Tork, Mty I Wftav Mnl P.
Pkllltpt,tf llstlein), la,, ko gained
faar hy arMlrailsg the atlast ttrlte
I FMirpoal rot(u, w found
niMrd a a Vlaib Awaa tpart
ta at.
CAPUDiriE
erst
HEADACHE lAGHIITi:
IV, ft, at 4 r I m;!-.
F"f tC0 '7 C. P. T rt '. tm ! ' '; A
!'.-.
: JAPAN IN WINTER.
Cr la na nf the Jllch Maa
Tkan la Or inuklu.
T suppose that the American people
and the Russians are the only western
races that really keep warm In winter.
mill those who dwell in other countries
admit that they have the tame ideal by
their Inefficient effort to attain to It,"
wrltet Anna N. Benjamin in Alnalee'.
"The Japanese winter la most trying on
account of it continual dampness, tut
the Japanese are content to remain
cold." They make almost no effort to
overcome It The old Ibushldo' (chtval
roas) idea of the -"samurai" (knlghtsj
wat that It was effeminate to feel cold,
tnd inch is their severe training! that
they do not really feel It as we do. The
wearing of tome extra -'kimonos and
the use of a 'blbocbl,' or" trailer. In
which Are. a few 4inj.tick of lighted
charcoal, are. the. only- concessions to
winter weather. T With the hlbacbr
they never pretend to beat more than
their finger tips, which they hold ovet
the coals. It is need when the house 1
entirely open.: , j. ".;;22'-''"'':''.
bollt of thin, light wood, and the elid
ing panels which tervo. for door, and
Window have paper panes. . They aro
as apt to be open as closed during the
day. When 1 took my first jlnriklsha
ride through the streets of Nagasaki, I
forgot my own sufferings- In my :ym
patliy lor this unhanny nation,- which
at surety as thc-eold come endured such
misery from It. .The coolie wear thin
blue Cotton clothes and are always pad
dling through the rhnd.- The ttorekecp
cr sit out in their open booth, and the
women go bareheaded about the street.
Id the "houses of the rich the still cold
behind the closed panels is often more
Intense than, that outside In the sub
thine, where the air it stirring. The
tctroobi and public buildings are equal
ly frigid. - -! ; : .
"It seemed to "line that thetmly warm
things In Japan were thebables, wlio
looVed like bundle of gnyly colored
ernpe, their round bends covered by
knit cops. They slumber peacefully
tucked down their mothers' backs. The
attempt to keep warm In winter It hot
entirely a 'modern Improvementthough
It goes with western civilization. . The
Koreans do It very thoroughly, the Chi
nese to a certain extent The Japanese,
es a race, continue to scorn It a they
always have done, and this It merely
one of a hundred example which provo
that the Japanese are still true to their
traditions In their dally life and as yet
little affected In the ordering of their
homes by the Ideas adopted from the
west"
NOVEL CURES.
Unlqne Metfcod Bmwtovcd to Over
come Certain Dlneane.
Freezing, baking, Illuminating, tor
turing, frightening and bruising are
among the accepted ways of curing cer
tain diseases, says a writer in the Phil
adelphia Time. For example, the bak
ing cure: When one has a well devel
oped rheumatism, be Is placed In a spe
cies of stove and the crystals of uric
acid are literally melted out of bis body.
Another odd cure once tried for
rheumatism was burial In damn,
warm clay. The first rheumatic burial
took place at Menominee. Mich. The
treatment was not a success, and this
form of cure bos been given up.
The freezing cure: This was first In
traduced by a Swiss doctor, Paul Bur-
deyrout. lie placed his patients In
sheets Immersed In Ice wntcr, packing
tbe patlcm all about with crushed Ice.
This Ircstiurut Is today used In typhoid
fever canes.
. Or the patient It plunged Into an let
water hath. Tbe treatment saves many
lives. Itaglng fever above 105 degrec-
F. has been brought down by these
means to normal 08 2-3 degree lo
res than ten- minute.
Neither of these modes of treatment
actually freetcs one. A physician of
Paris, U. Flgcau, Introduced in 1800 an
ammonia vapor method, which really
fro the patient Tbe body was placed
Id a chamber Into which certain chem
icals wer introduced. Ammonia gat,
by sudden evaporation, then produced
Intent cold, and the blood In the body
lost moat or in beat.
U. Flgoau't method did not meet
with success. Borne of hi patient
succumbed ' to tb drastic mease re.
and the practlco wat abandoned.
K -' - - : Th Wheel rrvfcUm. ' ;
Whtchi at any given moment hi mov
tag forward faster be top of a eoaeh
wheel or tht bottom - - V " - i
; Tb answer to tht question oeem
llmpio oogh, bat 'probably nine per
sons out of tra. asked at random,
would give lb wrong reply. Jt would
appear at first tight that the top and
bottom tBatt bo moving tt tbe mm
rats that Is, tb mm of th earrtuce,
Rut by a little tboogbt It Will be dis
covered that the bottom of too wheel
la In fact, by tbo diractlaa of Its mo
tion aroaod II si la, mo? lug backward.
In aa oppuit diracttea to that whlrfe
th ctrrls la tdrstxing tod hi roa-
equeoUy etittooary la space, while
tb point oo top of th wheel 1 bmv
lg rorwtrd with tb doubt vetotiiy
of It owa aotloii (round Hi ail and
th tpead at which th can-lag tnovra,
Plow Onrns Ik aaa
Th tea kti It flower gtnWa, bnl
lb MoOtn art Dot oo planU as Ihry
tr op (he fautd. It Is the anhoal of
tb nc (bit make tu gsrdena, tb
eortl of lb tropical wslert partlca.
hrty oitklng a diatlny of fiorsl beauty
that fairly rluls Ihf gorgtoo tvtar
Hig and dVll.ai grara pmmted tj
Mod Otinw. Ho ttuovly do Invy
ht plant Mnnmi that H U hard to t
Uev that b7 am a Holly aalmnl la
orgaortalluo. tr, fitackford sty lint
mong lb forsl grdn Ibwe r
be of cvrloos fpnns snd fllilria
Color dnHlrf ltit Ju.t as IM Mfl
ard buitM-ntc- drt iiif plant gn
wi on tond.-ClkaTj C1irili
it penpl on); kasw vhtl In
bnl Kndol t)vprnt Cor ll nna!
di
0dla tlf rff knnH-botd th
a fW (mn;.! nkn At nr f'Pet ff
a feeing nt la )i '.i ifir Mr f . t.i
Inf. (!tiirx. inf Hi nn b or
bfMk. si ty trn1't!l..n at Ajt;
Sl. A pfpr'l B, Rr.;., p
tU(Jf, h. ti ll aa ! f-
lb rtmn rh, ', d , f ! j. ij I -,
Utn'y t't I I n j- j . t f
::: ! V
Dyspopsia Curo
Digests what yea eat..
This preparation, contains all of tb
eiiKcsiauta ana digest it Kinat or
riKKt. itgivQg intuiutreiieraiia never
faiU to cure. It allows you to eat ah
the food you want. Tbe mostsonMilr
stuiuachs can take it. By lu uae niany
tlutusaiidt of dy-speptlca have--been
rurcit after 6vcrylhlngcl8o failed. H
nrevon 1 1 iortnauon or in on i lie aiom-
inti, relieving an attires alter eating.
I u lug u Hueccusary. jf icasani to take.
2; can't helt'!-''-
i but do veu aooii
iirfdimljiby RO. TcW rr A Oa, lhlrt
"VVA boUle coolttins ) Umai Ibe G0c slo
t Bt DOT FX Oa' " .
He Had'! Lwt BnralAiv.
"John," tbe aakl, suddenly (halting
hln, nborel A burglar in the bou,'
"Are yoa" surer batked,;V;'' v
Toslttve," the replied. . "Don't yo
hearhtmT,.;i';4cVT-; ' " "'
'" He got tip and began to dress hastily,
Jlt iuletly.'r'.i ':.s -',
"What or yoa going to do, John?
she inquired..
'l.ni going to sneak out the back
way : and get a policeman," he an
weredr." " '
'Bat If yon go right down ttalra
now,", she tald, "you'll find htm In the
dtnlntt room."
"Oh, I'll find him, will IT' he retort
ed sarcastically, . "Well, now you Just
look me over carefully.''
ies, John; what of itr
'l)o I look like a man who hat lost a
burglar anywhere?"
"No; of course not but"
"Do I have the reputation of being
an Impertinent fellow who Is always
Interfering with other people' bus!
ncsTto I In any way resemble the
loot and found department of a daily
newspaper?.
"No."
"Then why should I get tangled np
with other people' property?'
"You're afraid, John." -
"Afraid nothing!" he retorted tadlg
nantly. "1 am looking at It from an
ethical point of view. This burglar un
doubtedly has been lost by the police,
and if I took charge of him they might
think 1 was trying to steal him and
make a lot of trouble for me. Besides,
I'm no searching party. Yoa women
don't understand tbe etblct of business
at all." Chicago rost
, Tcallne? tnn ehslanaalr.
In the town records of the city of
Boston there Is a curious passage
Which records how a nehnolmnatw n-a
examined and what happened. The
manner in, which tbe visit of Inspection
I recorded makes one Incline to tbo
view that tbe unlucky schoolmaster
may not nave uaa rair play, although
If be wo really IneUlclent he may be
Sfllr1 tO ham hpn IllriirAri hff hla rvuim
lu the record for tbe 22d of May,
1TZL It Is tot forth that:
"Coll Pen Towntend.' Jctvmlnh Al
len Ewir, ft John Edward together
whu tnc select men. visaHtod the
wrlshtlns School at the Ronlherl Knit
of Boston on Thlrsdny the 24th apll
ana Kxamimnt (be Scholar un
der inr Ames Angers tuition to their
proficiency In Rpadlng writing 8cy
HhcrlliB A the master abllltv of lnih.
Ing ft Inairnctlng youth hi rules A.
meinous inervrore And are of Opinio
Thnt H will be no Ron Ice to th Town
to Continue. uir inm In that Kmiiln.
(Vliefrnnoa If was voted that the
said Ur. Ames Anger tboold not eon
tloue waiter of the "Said Boatb
school" -
li I true that nothing I tald of the
oiptuoa or spelling lorok-ated at tbe
"wrlgbilng 8c1k1," and It U also poo
slide Dial a eierk rather than tb com
mute was reap as lb h for th error
of the record, bat there, I certainly
toiuelhlug alKurd In th passage aa It
nana, ' .
' :""; tmeoM tnu.
Tb Canadian Bortbnat ts a naatnv
llonary havea for wealthy yosrag Kaf
fiisnror or oomodie tnajtinct. , Msm
ber r tbeot tttUy oarrha) bant
ing and earnnla; otrtlt from th Hnd.
oa Hay company and srrik Into tb
oarren mwo to prospect fof Btlnerafal
or lak ap land th nralrV, Sot
moat often the rttra te tb dvflbnt-
thm ef tbe town , with nothing bet
hard wards for the wIMerns, -
The conalrocTloe of the TrBtanmrnn
railroad rndncvd the yoanger eon of
ae wvenay Kogtiah fsmny to tak
trip tulo ibtt oetteodlafe dlatrtrt Be
rrtonrad M Ottawa -a - r)laannofo4
eaaa. "If tbe eaoet oVeotate eowBtry
Tom ea imagiae.- he tald I
friends, "I hare bev ewt pronpeettng
oirxnlmra for what daf -wit host
tln fgj of snlrosi llfav Once tbe
oiy itvtna thing I ram arms was
him. aad M was na eiarmfivl that it
wa trrleg knock tt bratne ewt
againatairre." i .
II i aer woodpcfcf-Ntw
Te CemrarrcUl Adrertlaae.
tt truy h ti-f roun te dlapet a pop.
emr ovtoaioa. hot there l o
nr tb tbnoaanda nna wtlnana
ship laanrli t flor exit hvtwv tbst
lb liraalirullr rrUrxll haul
inn broken Saul rial lh stem nf I ship
M anyihlug but th cbof-m brand of
tbsmtwr draw from I to admlrart
fllsr. VbnTrf a ship la tsnrvrhed la
d(krr4. th lnilrnlty (fwrniolr
tuow iio as h euM of tb ynMUth
sin) In, ln.jr.1 (n v U ) ef tV) la I
H' m or S ali!!lli,ji Inr wtnn. Irnr H
follc,l tt.Bt rtril 01l Is !! lr "t
frrn lb kdralrars rrl!f, trt tt
fnnln!y ! n4 rtiaminstie f f'.rIrii
titiiirr.-r.r.!h r-sty srd t:iary
liliwuil nl ll.
"Il'll". frnirni. I.ltf R. on fr' I
i - t j- n c'f a It T t ' Sr, fin,
. tn t h "
1,1 o-f If 1 ' ' r.-.' ! !
r., 1 , , - ,
"THt UtW TENANT,,
BW, vkni m bt ur Hit 1 irr - --'
dom afaut the wanneiiti at bit tasart'', i
ana lekd tw an, ant la ck put ,
etrtnaa darfcaeia Klxne lorlora and nanv - --
Vlvr ptarcad na nippr nwlAV taroacm ..
-tim mm nj uuen upon im noon
;.Wn roamarf tuartn ant nw" .
-v But aa certain 4y canit nt'j";''
:; Wha knacanl aad vouM not to oenlel
, And tnmr th twtea camienu wtd ; -- "
.; and mtcrad irltk th W and iot,:
te dinrr web tlul (rid had
i Th dust that lad metfrH had taM, '-'
.''Tln) tvtod hanaiiw, rra and bayed, '
.V , Bad TUuabtd ere Ml wort m donn.
flS, hi toth aweai njt betrt lor n " ' ,
' V - Xku of old aorroainf ud doubt,
. ' And to toth'nrt It U alwat .
f With pace aad toppr certalatrt .
Oh, hoax to g U"d lw inch a M'
;s, J And rery maet nor Irt him And
- That (haa) ana traant left behind, '
rTht silent, tad eyed aKmorjrt
-'ATtoodont Quiimr in Jhuner" Bazar.
; ' TVIU Drclara MarUnl Law.
Albaoy, N, -T," May 17.- Owing to
conflict bet wih soldlert snd striken
It i reported-'thtt -irmrti'iil law' wit te
declared In the Klate rapiial city ni.drr
military control. " Tbo strike sympsthl
aerf say H ts thoif turn to shoot now and
are arming." .
.'."O little girl wa iinoonscions fit m
strangulation during a nnWen and ter
rible attach of croup. I quickly secured
a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, giv
ing her three doses. The croup was
masiernn ana our little darling epeertlly
recovered." Bo writes A. L. Spslford,
Chester, Mich. F 8 Duffy & Co.
COURT CALENDAR.
Superior Court Craven County, May Term
1901.
FIBST WKBK.
Mnrnlny, May S7ih.
81 Wilson vs Wilson.
82 Deanlson vs Decker.
Wood vs Neal.
Tneailay, SMIh.
(13 Meadows vs Peny.
24 i ohn vs Heath.
43 Darnell & Thomas vs ilollir.
47 Tripp vs Brewer
68 McSorley vs K. C. D. Line.
Wrdnxiiilay, SDth.
56 Smith vs Foy.
00 Ives vs Ins. Co.
64 llollowell vs Caho.
115 Horwll. vs Duffy (nrat esse)
63 Shclky vs Hawk.
TharKlay, 30th.
7 Coho vs Heath.
60 Register vs GriQln.
73 Webb vs Jaycocko.
74 Williams vs Tel. Co.
Friday Slat.
76 Rhem vs. ComniiMloncri.
78 Meadows vs. Ives.
79 Lsno vs Rsney.
80 Heath vs Calloway.
hi Miller vs Robert?. .
Unttirtlny Juaa lt.
31 tiaskint vs Droaddus,
67 Gonlner vs White.
H4 Hsncock vs CommlBBlonera.
l5 Waditworth v Buller.
88 nrv y vs Clark.
ai Wl c.x vaSllUI.'.
MOTION.
.1 M. alowit vs Tlwlalc.
if tank vs Spenrcr.
41 Duffy vs Perry,
ae Bratlham vt City.
4t iimlham vt City.
M Onlley v Hafely Co.
88 McCarthy vs Hill.
DIVORIK.
II Groan vs Oreo.
m tun V uni.
Drown v Brown.
Ortasofe v Drlosnn,
a Hotlgee vs Hodge.
Tork York.
-. HliDqOABTEKS 0R
HARDWARE
, ' ""Aad all Kindt of
IlesOipg and Cooking Stove and
llMgV pme,"Ceeijl, . riaeler,
Palott, OiW, Varnish, Puiij, 8h,
Dtmrv flllod, ObUerj ami UI tbe
oenfal artlcfre niuatty foood , in an
(Tp-Uriial Ilardware Btore, ' .
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( rttrt I'aajnty, f Unvrt
Julia Manhall,' W-IJI lnlf. '
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aantod bolng iatanl ap.
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f-nd II A Mr.hit and It
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Imt riutur, Kenoita
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Capital, Surplus and Prodis $88,850.00
- APRIL 3vth, 1901.
Have something solid to back you.
Nothing like a Hank Account to make
yon feel at ease with the world. If you
have not oiionetl one yet begin at once
No timo like the present We will ac
cept an account as small as tLOO, and
our best endeavors shall be to make our
relations with you mutually pleasant
and proiitablc.
Nice Residen ce
On Johntton street for-sale nt alow
fif?ui'i'. I a'eo have oiw my IihikIh
100 first-class fence misIs, and 10.000
laths (hat will be disposal of very
cheap. E. E. HARPER.
I'hone 19:(.
List your Taxes.
Notice i hereby given, Hist the list
taker Tor the Hill township Craven coun
ty, will sil at the Court House in the
city of New Bern Juno 1st to 1 4 1 1t In
elusive, snd fretn 241 h to 2111 h inclusive,
at 'them's station on the lfilh, at. Itellalr
on the 21st ami 22utl of Juno 1001. At
which time snd placo, all tax payors of
said township, are required lo return to
the list taker, for taxation, for the year
1901. All'lhn real estate and personal
ptoperty of every nature, and lo give in
tl e r polls. Under the palus and penal
ti04 Imposed hy law.
Your attention is especially called to
the ri'vcnne an.
W. N. I'uoii.
List taker.
I-ROSPEROUS r1E OF THE WORLD
wouldn't think nl enrlng a 'ady.nldll
suit of i liilhlnK. ('ne of the hiiurtex of
life In to hare your lotiilng lu lit well,
hang null, look null and lit )..ur Inili
vldu.tlity eHTialljr In wami wrother
We 111 makn you a suit of i-lolliiug fnun
terri. at pricfia llial will give you lhi
luxury sl s fair prur.
F. Jfl. i'liadvt irk,
H. M. Pollock,
(Jvtry.
Focd, .alt
and -FxchaoKo
The CHEAP EST
Turnouts In the city; i
y No; 70 S-uth Front
Etreet, opposite note!
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STABLES
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No. 8 Passenger Trains
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8 40 Ooldsboro
4 0!) LaQrange
4 32 Kington
5 40......Ar. New Bern, Lv..
5 50 Lv. " Ax.'.
7 15. . . Ar. Morehead Oity Lv.
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... 7 1
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stations: Mx't Ft. and
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lkiHt's 4 58
... IjiUrange 4 28
.Kalling oreok 3 5
....Kiiiaton 8 as
Caswell 2 2"
Ar. Dover Lv 2 10
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7 23
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8 55 TtiRcarora 12 48
9 13 Clark's 12 40
9 4) Ar. Now Horn, Lv 12 10
1 HO Lv. ' Ar 10 47
2 12 Hiverdale, 10 Id
l- 20 croatan 10 00
3 5 llavclock 9 40
8 H4 Newport, Lv 9 0(1
8 4? Wild wood. 8 47
8 5'J Atlantic 8 H8
4 f 8... Ar. Morchoad city, Lv.. .820
4 23 ...Ar. M. clly Depot, Lv 760
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Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Tnca-lay. Thursdny and Raturday,
fi. L DILL,
Sttpt rintc trto n
BL4. KsMiT.1 4 W kLUlGRT,
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Mansfaclarrr of
JiMKirira, VVaKn. I arts, Ac,
Krnalrlan IHinron karl NeUte,
Rangtn, W'aKin, Darlr and
kopt no band for sale,
Nkwtaa HmmIH fr rwat Mtrrai.
l-nr lla llillr...t.
Htsyi
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Hlr for I'urtillun.
' I'jr lrte f a JiKUtnanl and order In
s certain special pmrvlln; hoora Win.
, M. Waiaon, llctk lo the Kuprrlor Coail
of Cfarea county mala anil reodnied
May HHh. 1901 la a certain enaiW where
ia W. F Hill aad II . V. Hill, bin wlf.
are plaisUffa, awl Hainarl Haiti, John
flollna awl Kmlty, bla nlfn, t.'karley Ann
Halloa and otUra. and la Wire of Daj
j rVatlry sad J no A. Bratley are dafrwl
ant I will ripoae for snJa at palnlo oil
cry Bilbo Omit bona In Mew Hera at
It n'eWk sa. esj Moaday, Jan
I7U, IWI. fnv eak la tka kurhnm biA
rWr.lkeMl.wlaa'UiHt, sltaau4 la Iks
voaatyof craw ami tUniaof Honk
farollna oa lb aorta aid el New
i mess ana Ts k.r s rrnk almM tfun
fellnalxivo New rWa fa tka fwknf
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elra WrawVAotihr ta Mi
tn nt any d-w m whvd.i and ai v,
wnsm U- r-fc-k b. in, m fc--
tmi rIWiir fifftnin ft lot iku
mI m m of fh,m nt f,i fw, a.-4 w
111 mas yaa tmptr-'
vTiJl Kn a la, en M H b4,t-,-,
hl.U. 4,', U,, .mil na.
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A FEW HEUGHTFtTL FIRST-LASS
SUnnER TRIP5 via. the
NEW YORK CENTRAL
At rates within the reach of all.
I'm m NPW OI K
lo Niagara Falls and Buffalo (I nn
. American .Exposition) during
the season, front 9.i o to $ ?.i o
To Rochester & return,J line 4 & . 7.ti-t
To Kansas' ity and return, une
7th, 8th and 9ih, ,.tiIj :t:i v
ToOineMH.ati and retnm, July 4th.
6th and 6th, only Immi
To 4 iiirii i hli, rolurniii( via tl,c
8 1 Lawrence River, only 27 25
To Cincinnati, returning via M.
lAV.n-i.ee .it t aiiUti.i i.4-1 .i.i.ly ;
0 tiuu-iiiiiUtL, rtMttiiiiiig i:t St .
Lawrence I iver, Qtiebce :nni tin
' Fagtienay, only. 311 .25
To an I int.ciM'onnd retnrn. .Inly
4tlt, 12th, i inly 7(1(0
m r-;,n r rancist-o. n tninin n
I Oltblid, Lilly 'll ( )
l'o f-iin Y rttneisco, r-t it I'll in ia
Portland including live ai d nr
lialftlays in Vcll..tstui.i ! :i i k . Ulllli
l'o I liaiitiiiKpin and n turn. .Inly 5, 15 on
: o I ettofl and return, July (, )7." II
To DeltoiL, returning via Alexan
dria l ay, only, 2(1.75
To Detroit, rctitrnieg iu St. 1 aw-
reine lliver, only '.'0.5(1
To I ettiiit, ii'Uii'iiiufi ia Sl. Law
rcm e h iver ami Vnehei'. oiuy 31.50
To I ctroiL, returning via Ihe M.
I avvrence River, Qnil.i c atnl llu-
Sagiienay, ' mil), 39.50
To Mackinac lslai.il ntul tcluin,
July lilli, 8lh. only, 21.01
To tiiilnth and return, July , H, 311.00
l'o Dulutli, leliirning via M. I u
rence Hiver, from .4j;4S..')(i to CI .50
l'o I hicagoaud retuiu, July '.3d.
24th. and 25th, only 20.00
To I hicago, rein ruing via I he C real
I akes, only 30.55
1 n t hicago, returning via rail ami
the Ht. I au rciiie kiver. onlv 3(1.70
To Chicago, reluming via the ( ; i rat
Lakes ami the M. lavvnnii'
River, only ;i!l.ir,
l'o I liatilauqua ami return. July
'.'nth, only 15.IHI
To I uiiisville ami return, August
2?d to 25th, on v 21.00
I n Iniliiinai'olis and li tiiin. Sep
tember U'th. Mlh, o iy HMO
To an Krani-iscn and ri'tuin, . rp'
ti'tnher lilt.li In : (Ith, only ',0 0(1
To t-'an Knuwisco, r. luniinj; via
rorlland, only 7n.uo
Tu I ake George and ri'lurn, i-wiy
taturilay, oniv slit)
To 'I linusanil Islands anil ivliiru
every Friday and "alurilay. only il'..vi
To Muntieal via lltt-M. I nioinir
River, returning llnough n,,.
Adiriitttlai-ks, every l-ridav and
f-'atunlay, ' ' only Hi. no
To Montreal via the M. Lawn in.
Rivvr,rturning via I ake .'-.. i ',())
llli lililing yuehi'i-, pilr;i, onlv 5. HI
Iik luoing Iho ag ii iiay, extra. 11KI
To Adironilar. 1'oinis and n tnin.
every Friday and r-atiirilay,
fnilll f IIUHI to f .'. (M I
A Urand rersnnally Condiirleil
Tour or the Continent
Y foiling tin- I an- ini rii an l'xi.. .n
Niagaia Palls, the oloiado .
I'lke s I'eak, thioiigli the i ; ,
lake, t-'an Ktaiuiio, Monteii), I.
Angeles, .'nnla I ai taia. :,u .1 . ,-, . I ,.,
land Seattle, 'I ai-oiiia. .okane . Ii.m
bia River li ip six and inn. half da v m
the Yi'llowstone I'm k, t. I aul. ' In. ai .
A inagnillient tri. of 3S days. in. In. I
ing all i-4-tts's. inr pailnulai n.
garding tlu -c lours, addrev.
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('en. I -.1 1 in I a- .t I
New York ("cnir.il ,V I'mh.-n l o. i I n!
mail. 1 .'Id i loadvvav Ni vv "l . 1 1,
NQTICE
to all Truck Sh
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