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" Monday. t atkJdle strati.
Pw Ko. 8, ,'" v&
-CHARLES L. 5TEVENS.J ;.
- JOBSCRlPIlOil RATES-
Ooejear, ia adraac ..... ...... MM
OoyM,,o4 la advaaea .. ,-..; '$M
Moathly, by carrier In tba eltr-..., .50
Advertising R.twf.iraiad.aa;;H;
. altoa. ' ' 'V ' ; ' J V ' '.t
filtered at-the PoitOttfla, w Bar
If. 6., as second clus nutter.
(lineal fafar of Sew Bar M4
,.' Crave tiaaetr ' "
Saw rW. N V. Jily 25. '
NEW BERN AS A SUMMER RE
SORT. Far Ibe put two weeks tbe newspaper
reports record inixlmum temperature
ranging from IM 10 108 degree; in lb'
cities north, west and eoiith.
And daring Akrl eajBrloAataaiiaaiN
lmum temperature lii New Bern was 8V
degrees, and tbU only no one dyv th
average temperature being near 8J de
gree. This exemption from mere hlght
peratores, just bow, ia not an ordlaat).
one' for New Bern, for tbere are few
daye at an; time in the year- wherrlne
heat ta unbearable and auch record at
are now being madeanaaay point ere
unknown here.
Tbe proaluiily of numerous rivers and
large bodies of water ia doubtleaa the
cauae of our equable temperature and
the long reveka of ptne forests have a
modifyl Influence on the climate.
Whatever lb veaaou may be, tbe result
is satisfactory uvtns oliizeiis who may
mat. this Ibetr home. - '
The nights are great iea'ai of New
Bern life for thee W rarely on tbot'te
uncomfortable! AaiHgtt cbngiu--
to night he temperature slowly- shaka
until it reaches a eomfortabl poiat for
si tea. Thosei eltisen. favored with
aparameuls overlooking the- rlvere -aaf
that thej ariuftr from heal at ftigbvf
that -there Is always a breeze to be fell
from the water, and: Ibe state cauae
serve to modify the climate In all parts
of lb town.
The point here made for New Bern
a summer resort Is one of temperature
because that- U tbe engrossing theou
these days In all parts of the country
and people are trying ,ta sccotrat for
sacheootds as MB deal ia Ik ahsda
by telling of tbe spott on the sua and
other phenomena. Thar are other
points that might be made but lh ques-4
Hon of beat Is the telling one at present
HawHaiii. .
We offer One Hundred Dollars 1 Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Our.
F. J. C HENEY CO.. Pprp.,
Toledo, U
We, the undersigned, hsv knows F J
Cheney for Ibe Itat IS years, and belle
hla perfectly honorable to alb haisiaese
transactions and notarially able to ear
rv nut any nl.llpetloae made by rtiMr
inn,
WanT t Tai ti, Whnlrtale Druggists,
Toledo. O. Wiioixu. Kis A M sa
vin Wuole4J)tSlU, Tolh0.
Hall's Catarrh Cur is taken laUraally
acting directly upon lae Mood aad ai
rbus surfaces of In ! Prlc 7IUI.
pr bottle. Hl.l by all UreggUU. TiatK
aaoalale free.
Hall'eFsajlly IHIs are the beat ;
The Ileal Ultar.
Waahlagloa. Jely U-Tba waatbat
berMa.lA df i4iktaa a ahalaaatai la
t a hot wave-at lb aorth aar)liai
stale aheses day ta teaaaaiak la
ta hlgaaat la tbeTstoty of la ka
reaa. Trtsbifj f XlaUter.
To bel maef Rev; J. T. W.' Var.
aoa, of Bartwed, U r1li. "fa
loag ties I bad a raaalag aor a my
Uf. I trted assay laMdM ttaM
beai,(U I aaad a bottle of CtewtrW
Bttlraa4 1 lot ; of BaakWal 'tAralca
Balva aihlca aaiail M aaaad aa4 wall '
Bavaa, KrapHoa, Baiw, tttsaa. Trtiee,
Mall Raaaaj show latpara htoaj. Ta
aaad hav foaa4l Brattrlt-tttttefi
graad Moml fartSaff that aao4aUiy
ear- laaaaHroaalaa fatajraaaa a U
gear lead Of aaoaaf rafaadaAbf a D.
Bred ka , Urgt WUtet aaly We, .
Pyrac, ia'y ft -The IWket clp.
araUw loed4f Wae ta aathaaav-
Uekata by aay etaev lhaa, teUwM
ageatt of raibaad waa dnlea4 a a.
aoaatltrtloaal by the VewllaU dfvletch
of the aWatwaae l art at
aftarajoaa. ' ' v
"1 wlahte Iraiealty ataaa w aad
, ta rW f I Wee few Vbm lhe yew
' Kodoi OraralafJara I Khl ae
thra, la heat aa4 a are fof drpoe
H tkal I hare rvav I rtart with
aad 1 have ait ay ! twr"
ttw iafca tVaa,eta1 kMloaet. 1.
Re aeeaarattoa a M Pft'l
Car ee R eiJN a!) the esrl 41
geetaata It will ' l ' ! t 4 tm-4
aad eaat half Vat a-) ld. f. A
tHtf C .
ttWfisltf'Mltlii
Tti Ouv'nor (ta the cheek autr-l'T
oftaa vraittwi t lenow who ran tbla
houaa, the cook or I; but now I know. ;
Servant Ctrl Now I ahall be told the
ark of ihla beat dinner aor v Ice 1 I've
beetr dying to know ever since 1 came!
The Cieatlcman Running I've often
wished ta know whether, tbla dog bltea,
buttahail taeVout aoonl
' "I ank-indowtad to On Ulnal Cougt,
Cur for my present food health and an
life. I wuBBtfa rata by doctor
for lung trouble following lagrlppe. I
took On .HIbom Cough Cure and re
covered ray haalth." Mr. E. H. Wise,
Madison, Qa. F. 8. Duffy A Co.
Tba.Mastnal Manka.
Washington, July 88 - The Comp
troller of lb currency to day called for
treport-of the-ooadttioa of all National
baukt on July 15th.
Notice to wfiWaen.
There'a postlvely no need to endure
J-discoatfort by reason of chafing, sun-
barn, Insect sllugs, aor and perspiring
feet or aoeidaotal brutaet. You forget
lees troubles In nslng Bucklen's Arnica
8alv. Infallible for Pimples, Blotches.
8kia KruptloaaaBd Piles. Sold by C. D
Bradoaaa, 84 oeate.
y
(Jo.aruor rr Porto Biro.
Wubington, July2S-The Presldei t
decides to appoint William II. Hunt,
at praseat Secretary of Porto Rico,
to succeed Mr. Allen as Qovernor, upon
tbe retirement of tbe latter.
DeWlll'e Witch Haul Salve should be
promptly applied to cuts, boms and
rM. It south- and quickly healn
I he Injarod part Tbere are worthless
counterfeit, !) sure to get De Will's
. 8. Duffy A Co.
WliaThten Atraia of Caw.
It will prubablx not anrprla oar
readers ta ba4hat moat Spanish bull
fifhtiar abilact ( fighting cows. Tbe
real re ion may, however, astonish
tbni. A partmaniike bjectloa to
paraecntlBf a fessale aoimal ha aotV
Ing whatever to do with It The fact la
that tbe average toreador 1 etncerely
afraid of a cow.
And he ha good reason. The cow of
th hair wild vraadjiaed tor the arena
are. mock quick .In their movements
than are tbe bullar Thetr born are
euore poiated aad bmc formldsbl.
They do not lower their bead to th
grauaid abut their eyea mat cbarga-ltk
a locosaottve apew tbe ralte. bat. are
alert tad 'ready to fblVrw' every move-
dmM of tbrtr pracra? TMirhraa
Ilk tactic have beea adapted not to
blind, bovine free! attack, bat ta the
eW every ef active aad-mnalag beaata
of prey, or which the admaa bullngKtee
I ooly a feeble nlmle. If the ctteap
Idol of th Spanlah pop ti lac woo Id
far-7f aad eetr IM aow which
kaaVtoat beea robbed of their ealvaa,
tb7 might perbapa forratall tit butra-
mi aJ t ,woad ai any rata. a
athlBg to earn their laarl.-Ptia
ItTftat WwlaV
j Ma Dlaarraey ia atedlataapak
eraaied aaa oaaraar of tba laaeitimsswf
baa . haw fiaatd f rDey Ktag'a
Maw Otsrasery eo kaaafHlor, Ji'au
amraat'' tea aaraat Maw oav hofaiaat
tlethw of Coaaaaiasiowrl
leorTPrla'4at- avrWeAlafa,
vhaaavta -wa a-4a, has sisama t4
perfeet haWt. Fr CavagaaavOaldt).
Aatkak, Craajga Btylms, ill
aaf WheoptagCwaaw tl a) thalctteaJ
Hte4awreral4akiU'Habf-
C. p. set ajhraajiaiiai atfi
ilea at tafaada am y. large Whi)
m aad IL0A Trial botlle free.
rilteMtg.Jaly U-B auaaaat wa
laayasUlalsv thby alt thai
lately eueasl halaaVa henaae he
tfteld aat dla lo4 Xarlf aaa af
Ov.tlegM Hew Ufa nrr oald have
ls-vn iwiagaWs thtc
r ahawtgeaikB. iis ia latlUOoai,
re.i u i f yaaaia ' f rlaa -at, Maay
her df - laiaVhy ; U
adlaaveVaggtaW , .. '. ,-
CAPUoin
. Cures Hczchcs
ran Ei'iLt-.ts;i'j::2T?.
D.csta chit yexcat
Tbla preparation contain all of th
digeatanta and dlgenta all kind ot
looov ligivesKMLauvreitef and never
falla to cure. It allow you to eat al!
tbe food you wanC The aiaat sensitive
stomachs can take ip. By lt use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after every thing else failed. - It
prevent rormauou orgs. on luestoni
sch, relieving all 8tremmfter eating.
liciiDgunnecesssry. x'jeasantiaukev
lttUUa't fcaylaV-.'. -
1 out am yeu aaaai
rreparaaontror K.v. I raw m ft no. tMiir
iwn. nuww coowiine ais-aiineii uie sou. kfci
F. B. WJFFJT-4 CO.
' Olaaaoaae lu Mrtoorltar.- - .
The lur;je?t Iron uu-tforlt.-s come
from tht-cnuyon KIhMo. In Arijoua.uu.l
were- dlKvevfrvd aboot ten yeara -aatN'
Of this fatnons "falll' Professor Ward.
the notdrnl history collector, baa aeveu
large specimens and 20or more smaller'
ones. Tbe surfnoe of tbe birger tme
Is covered with indt-ntntious or nlta
scooped ont by a chlsuL Sometimes
holes n-ore-thus bored entirely through
these openings that the specimens may
be suspended for more effective dis
play. The canyon Diablo tneteorltts are
remarkable lu being ne of the two
known kinds thnt contain diamonds.
The diamonds are uhrcS and mlcre-
scoplc ninl have no conitiierlcal valued-
New York Post
Heartburn.
When the nuantltr of fond taken ia
nwi large or the quality too rich heart
burn la likely o follow, and especially
an if the iligestion baa bean weaken nd
b constipation. Eat slowly and not too
freely of easily digested food. Matticate
the food thoroughly. Let all hours
elapse between mealt and when you feel
a fullness and weight In th region of
the stomach after eating, Indicating that
you have ealen too much, take one of
Uhamberlaln'a Stomach and 1 Iver Tab
Ms and the heartburn may be avolde '.
For sale by F. P. Duffy A Co.
Very Cloe BfoatheaY"
James Stlllmnn. the millionaire bank
er, has the reputation of being a very
close mouthed tunn. Mr. StUlman ia
the owner of a yneht, and one day he
asked Frederick I. Tappen of the Oal
latin National bank to go out wltb him
on a crulae. Wheu Mr. Tappan re
turned, a friend asked him bow be had
enjoyed himself. "Oh," ssld Mr. Tap
pan, "we had a very lively time. W
were out five dny. and Btlllman apok
to me twice." New York Times.
You can never cure dyspepsia by
dieting. What your body needs Is
plenty of good food property digested.
Then if your stomach will not digest It,
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure wlH: It contains
all of tbe natural digeatanta haaoe moat
digest every class of food and so pre
I are It that aalure can lie It In nourish
ing the body and replsVtng tbe wasted
tlasnea, thus giving life; hearth, strength
ambition, pure blood and good healthy
appetite. F. 8. Daffy A Co.
riahfcMk.
"Here la an article," aald the hard
war dealer, in eonrermttoa with -hla
customer, "about which not on man
Id a hundred could give you any Infor
mation other than naming it" Be
laid 0eoed a box of flabbooke and held
one of tbe little barbed luatrumenta In
U bands. "It would oe doubt ur-
prta yoa," b continued, "to hear that
l Philadelphia ahw over 100.000 of
these thing r aold annually. Curi
ously enough, nearly all of our Hah
hooks are Imported from England, al
though lately there baa been on fac
tory located at Akron, O.
"Th Englbtk book aU Com froaa
ajvsllag cllatRodlte aa aiw hwaaV
made, hundred of NvtM ohmsets M
employed- to Dto-aud polish Ibemi- It
seem to be ou Industry wber aaa.
calnery ha Mot yet copplanted human
Bagen."-PblUiMmla Ttmea.
Daring last May aa lafaal child of
oar aigbbor we affrlf froai cholera
laraatnm. Tba dorlnr bad give ap all
hop of recovery. I took a hotlat af
CaaatherUla' Oolle, CaoWr aad Diar
rhoea Hdy la th bows. tIHag tbeaa
I frit Mr It weald do good If
aeoordlagta direct lo la tare day
Ilea th child had furly rcwvrd. Tba
child I toe; tlgoroa aad baallily.
hv raeoaMBoaded this tsassjy frwqaaal
ly aad hav aever kaoaa . to i fait
If ha, Ceana Baawa, Book waiter, Oh la.
Mold by f. 8. Oaf y Co.
Iowa's Kara, y tJ-Th Caaatlts
lloa wasdmewr th Ha thl asc
tag la ta rao atih U ColaatM. There
It a (04 wlad fro th aoath. ,
tAalTOnXAt '
f2S
Basaaal aaBal BtaoaaaBssBA oad - - '
bt awpj wowapj ajaBBosawgyv aaai sawB)
rhfUdelpht. Jaly M OafUlas of ta
ola V easels m day report aaMaally
heavy fof dartag lh peot tw,y,
aad lra-tlai etavatert pasted a
Bisroas tot her f,
Arurra, fl , ir a.
hav fcaadtad Df. Moffetl'
TI .1 HA (Teavkref fnaraWrt) ever
slottlrat!atrodallra Id th pahll
Sad fed aa pmprtoiary MdtHe,ad
oar trad t h ha atlllr taemi
froas year to year aeill mt orHer aew
aatovat U lw Of ihr hfr1 put
fr year, ttVI l Very atmg tl
p ot Hi BwtU Bad IK MtlafoMlo
ftleg'lg to tke ai(h' of il t..
try, f tk.f sty t!,tt a'l'.'rf hi', .
a; j t -HK'nrn lh a " ef ti. :!.
rtf"t e - tae rif ii?iifi- a,.
l a .'.. n toH-taot tl t ' ' r
T,i t i.Ak'n At .t r i en..
traahaa gase44f ; Wheat U
. linkH u atarai .
King Edward ha on very aotlceabl
Uttl. habit tamUiar TO all thoW who
W lntlote wltb the royal clrela thia
ia that hie uajeaty. whenever hri
annoyed or angry, invariably Com
mence to pass tl left hand tbtragtrrT
rauy and rapidly dowa bu beard.
Many years aga before bis marriage
to th Princess May. in fact; the Duk
ot York lived, naturally, .very mnch at
Bandrtnghaa.' At that time-he and
hla stater, Princes Uaud; were, aa they
are ow-, the graateat of frienda. aud
Whenever either of them reuulred aay
apeclal favor from the Prince of Wale
they would invariably , help each other
to obtain It" Once the Duke of York
bad iiromlned to a sir the "(rnr'nor," as
beometliurs called his roynl hlshneaav
td allow lYtnceM Maud to visit for a
few "Any some frleuds wlio llvetl Tatli
er far from rhindrtntibnmj
The h4bwss -bntl frequently asked.
but lu vain, and now the son and heir
had proitiHied to do his beat. "Oh, fa
ther's In tbe garden now by himself."
Bald "Princess Maud to tbe Quke early
one tnorntug. "Do go and ask bin).
Ton promised yon would, you know!"
"AH right!" cried the duke, rushing -off
to fulfill his promise. A few minutes
passed by, and then back be came,
very quietly and thoughtfully. '"Well,"
eagerly asked Princess Maud, "any suc
cess?' "Don't know," curtly replied
tbe duke. "Haven't asked bim yet."
"Why not?" plaintively queried Prtn
cess Maud. "Well," replied tbe duke.
'yon surely don't think I'm going to
ask' the 'guv'ndVna favor when he'
sitting lu tbe garden pulling'-' hi
beard!" Modern Society.
The Best Remedy for Stomach and
Bowei Troubles.
"I have been in the drag botlneu for
Iwmty years and have sold most all of
I he proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list I have never
found anything to equal Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for all stomach and bowel; trouble,"
says O. W. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga.
This remedy cored two severe eases of
cholera morbus In my family and I hav
recommended and sold hundreda of bel
lies of It to my customers to their entire
satisfaction. It affords a quick and aura
oqre In a pleai.nt form." For tain by
F. 8. Duffy A Co.
The Praree Before GottTShwve;.
General Daniel Sickles told a story
Illustrating tbe tenderness of President
Lincoln's heart as well as his faith In
Providence and his beautiful optimism.
After Sickles had been wounded at
Gettysburg he was removed to Wast
tugton, and the president called on him
at the hospital. When the general
described the battle and tbe awful
slaughter, "Lincoln wept like a child."
"While the two armies were converg
ing,", said Lincoln, "I went Into my
room and prayed as I never prayed be
fore. I told God that If we were to
win the battle he must do It, for I had
done all that I could. I went from my
room with a great load lifted from my
shoulders, and from that moment I
sever had a doubt aa to the result W
shall bear good news from Grant, who
aaa been pounding away at Tlcksburg
for so many months. I am In a pro
pltetlc mood today, Sickles, and I aay
that you will get well."
"The doctors do not say so."
"I don't care, Sickles, you will get
well," persisted the president.
And that afternoon, Oeneral Sickles
goes en to aay, a telegram waa receiv
ed from General Grant aanoaaetng th
fall of Vlcksburg. HI own recovery
followed.
A Wav on rtnaaraaaVOVaotaaaaatOaaaaftaa
Bi;nj6TOUIarOaelia or OlxaMct a4l
haaaa u Olm. i.TVar tu nxi Can JbTruat
f IWT axon aae tiaa IIBMaaaaoapafalh
wiioiao aaiiaot paaua ot aaranIM a Ma, vaaal
SaaaJtaa aaoaalo. (aoaaaaaarr, WaSoooteZ
toe w rea a Wrtn
aMartM(, Toaenl'
toaao taaa.Hr
Mjam mi oormm.B. .
at. (ms uvaa m wVJX21lZ511
i aaao, i i iltitr ai-fwa ft otiieiao a mT3
v r. p, ourrr oo.
Notice of Dlstolntioi of Coparlaer
ihlp. TV eopartaertklp aaratofor e slating
batweta raral Oasklll aad Was B.
Bhaaaa aadet lh Baas aad sljt al Fer
al Cask 111 A Co., klhUday dissolved
by asataal coasMt, Wat. B. Blades ha
old hit lalaratt la aaU) ooarta1ilp to
rarateOaaklUaad said Farala Oaahin
ha aesaaaed all th debt aad ltabilltta
of U said oopanaersklp. Alt la debt
4m Ik Bra to b paid to Feral Oaa-
iov - ; .
, This ta fOth, day of J sly HOI.
I FERX1I OARKItiU "
I ' Wav B. BLADK0. . -
Bailee f tliiolitlei tf Ci Fill
TV eavpartMrshlp hereto fnr ettaUag
bet wa tV W. a rate t roof aad R. U
Haspkfaa, adr the aaat aad sty I of
Arvkatroeg sad ftlapklaa, la Ihla day
dlaeolvod by atolaal aoaeeal,
Mr. Maapkla baeaold hit latoraat la
aaad eo-partnership said B. W. Arac
trwg, aad ld K. W. Arattifnag baa
aiaeaao I all lh debt and HaWlltle af
aid eo-paitoortklp. All lb debts da
h iraa t b Bald ta Me. Arwtlnang.'
ThU lb 10th day nf Jaly. I0n.
X. W. ARalrJTni0;
K. U "taTKISD,
Th hattnea herrlofor doa aader
Ik (rm Btaaf Araoraf aad lmp.
klaa, will la folate he vMidoi. by bm,
aad I Mk tH eoellawd pairosapa of lh
filo.li pf tl.a iImii Urai, a it all
St f iirnti, f fm'.'xs ta r''l aay hl
t"atlf n lh-a ft !!f St r.y ttora,
ft l tl K'l lie ri, b W J '.
K W, 1 !
tornoi
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Baaa4aiawsSoal
aa Bit
I,';! M Oi.
CHildrea are constantly exposed to all aorta of dis
s. The air ther IneaBik ia filled with germs, sewer
gas aad dnat front the filthy atreets are inhaled into the
lungs and taken into the blood. At the crowded school
roTjaaa anV other public place they come in contact
almost daily with others recovering from or ia the first
atagesrol cratagHou -disease.- Yott-cant quarantine
against the baOaaaetaf he world, and the hestjou caw
do ia to keejc their bided in good condifkar; "and thur
prevent nr -t mftigate the diaeaee. You have
perhapa learned from observation or experience that,
healthy, robust children (and thia means, of course,.
&)&amt'V&olitoi)iMt nearly go Kable to
.contract diaeaae peculiar to them, aad when Uicy do it
is generaMytMtHMld-fona. On theother hand.-weokr
emaciated and sickly ones seem to eatelt every disease
that cornea along. This ia because theirfclood is lack
ing ir aH trje'elmn1ecBry' td sustain and build
up th body.' Pofcowef every -description accumulate '
in the system, because the polluted and Sluggish blood
is unable to perform its proper functions,
Such hildreMerla Mtaod purifier and tonic to give
Strength aad vitality to their blood, and-3. S. S. , being a
purely vegetable remedy, makes it thd safest ttnd besfesW
the delicate constitutions of children. 8. 8. S. iot only
a perfect blood saedieine, buHs-pre-emiaHitly the tonic
for childnett ; -it increases haeirappetitt and strengthens
the digestion-aud aaaiadlatioei of food. If your child
ren have any hereditary or acquired taint in their blood,'
give them S. S. S. and write to our physicians for any
information or advice wanted ; this will cost you noth
ing, and -will 'stattthe little weaklings on Ihc-foad to
recovery. Book-on Blood and Skin Diseases free.
TMB aWHT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, QA.
mnmnmnmnnnun
Harris
Lithia
Slrongest Natural Lilbia Water
on tbe Market.
A Perfect Prescription from Fatme fur all Pneass uf the
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder and Blood.
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Everywhere for
Hrijht'i Diame, Albuminura, Cystitis anil (irnvil.
Nutferers from Rheumatism. Gout
"Harris Lithia Water" the most effective remedy
lebtiiuonials from physiciaus and patients tliat eliminate all iue,tiens
of doubt sent to any address.
ai a Table Witer Hanii Lilbia is Unexctlli-.l,
IT IS CI.ltR, Pl Wl, I.OKI.E6b AM) SI.H.II I I.V Ai in.
Still: Carboys and Demijohns,
Cases ot lii gal. bottles.
Sparkling: PinU and Quarts.
MAX L JACOBS, Local
iimiiinnixiiii
Seven Springs
High School!
Splendid Location. Large and Com-
modioua Buildings. Drinking Water
Excellent.
First-cbut work in all departments.
Board and tuition, rata very low.
For further intomatioa addieaa,
K. A. BlhtPKUsS, Prinoipal.
Bavta Hraliaoe, N. C
TRINITY COLLEGE '?z mz
ty-0v gradnatar' aad undergraduat
eoaraea of atady. Twenty -thro teachers
In academic course. Klglit laboratorii-a
4a4oaBdwM'1aHidraTapurBtna. Large
library facUitiea. Haw gyanoaaiaBi aud
athletle appolBtateau In atat.
Baatoaaraaltoa aw4 I aao Faoa). I
AUaadsne awarly doubled within th
tat aavwa yaarai Kipenae very low. I
he beat eolleewils'tla ow that uaTeta a- -
atadeut th boat advaatagoa. Head for
caulogaa. PBICBIOBnT UUri,
Dcaasai, H. C.
i i
Piroperf y Fr Kni.
laav aoToval deeirabie
tor sal, ttaalad ta lb boat
Kit of lh Oily. Abas br af gaod
lldiag lou la goad localiiasa.
. J.l.WOLrXBDKM.
The Farmers. &,MercIiaDls
BaA.tftTaSw-
Cspiul,' tirpiaa aad Irflts MAiAA
. AMJL Mttv lMh-
Wkat War Main OawvPar, aaai
WmOtllMUfaV
Tkrt Baak aJl lar owataea tpos
t4vw"aabaaJa.
It I f rarwoo ia Mat- JataUy aad
liberally with alL- .
Weoarefally Baf are trd tba latoresi
of Mr aooloaaora, MoeoovaT, w fr-
,otty Haakaewa ta toe; ' t
anrtasltle ofioa t a ia Miaaa
ihU waya, aad yoa aaovr-4pol
b ouoaioorallo.
W r BM oMtantod to ovarlook Ik
fans that lb twtarrwst of the Itaak aod
tkooa f la roofiat arwdettsly BMd aav
rasbof , ) awao- kf My attsai
oiratd.
Taie iiaak K a a rotlly for
Will. aoA atfetf ker lw, till th
anwaf Uaa of rroi(1ot. M lit )M Be
o loevtiwHa o( Moyr tpo left
whbteoetWi Wo eaep lv tooao
T tnaa
we ernetir L4lr of Oadll foe I
tM'tiftt irieia
t at to h proeipt, pregaa) a)
InraJ.
Is tie tatiler of amanaao-lallnot, tbla
Fa! lnat ' tqlfaoot Wltkl
a M.Hta-f rr.ial taahlr
II it t)' lii. alidad with
at at s p o. a ?u ia evwsi'lef
U. i '.!.' f r I l. (.m'r no.-
la l i f 'a. p wo a ' i r -fr
t'-!, j :.- 'u ..I nature t..t
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Water. 1
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and all Uric k c ill F.iiniin will find f ;
MI,1 liV
Alois UKAIoKllN.
Illstrilintnr.
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NEW BKKN CONCLA VK 480, Improved
Order Ilrplssopbt, meets 2nd and 4ih
Thuraday nleliia, at H o'clock at Komi
tree H-lf. Ir. E. F. Kaily, Ar, hiu; J
Tnlaon, Jr. Financier; den. I), (lordui-i
(secretary.
NEW B1CHN LOIMJK No 1,F II A ('
J. ('. Hen lea, I'reat; .1. II. .Snlili He
cording Hey;ll. It. Kill, KlniiM lal H. ,
hleels In the Knights of IUriMmv it all
every 1st anil Kril Monday tilghialn e-u l.
month.
CKAVKN UIIMJF. NO. I KMliHTH
Or-.llAllMONY Meets 2nd and 4th
Wednesday nights In each monlli In
Knuolree's Hall. I'nllnck atirel, al 7
o'clock. J. J.VYotiendea, Prealdenl; It. J.
Dieooway. Hee'jn K. R. Hill. Flnanetsi
Hiiriret arr
tits' time to put up
Preserves,
' Ifaana't Fntll Jnra. Kitra Hnbliera.
Foenlaui lined Mat I to Pnwrvlag Ket
ta. Kverythrng la ttrahtto lonkino
UuaMlla. W have a few HavlUml
Dwmav Hoaa whleh we will Bell at ant
tbla week, aow la ywtr chaos to got ooa.
' As M la getting V.U In the eaani w
ogee tVeeo Innra, Window Ri roena.
HofHgeeaiiira and lea Cream Fvooaera,
eheapov thaa vr, 0me get pvteo.
LH.COTLEB D'DJTCO
fr twv toll line t4 FrMt4 eV
tltUng id tlx l.lthlatnf. lillo atmio.
t in, ttotav v ntwhr , lllteurd 4 Antif.
thir jnWva t , sod hf n l
etlwtiat Iramr enA w u lUit yrfir
..Mlrv V ha thar I U tlw-s fnm
pint V tea i) itH.
. Twt'a t'y. -
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CO
wmr,
- Vi - (
Southern
Railway.
Announces that, Iffet-tive J uuc :;ii.
Inauguiated
New Train Service
Improved Meiu
it1
JllWiil N
Gfllurtoro aod Grcecslmia
Which in connix. lion with the Aikinti.
ami North Caiidiua Fuilnad j'ivei
8iilendid f ervice t and fruin i ew l-ern.
WEST BOUND TIU1NH.
N.i. 7-lily--u. II.
I.v. New Pern H.ftO a. in. 7.0(1 p i.i.
Ar. llohlsboi-o 11. (ii " f.Vi
l.v. 0(ddhboru i.lifl " U.itl
Ar. Keliiia. - S.Mi ' H'.H
" Kaleigli, H.lli " ll.4.i "
" Durham, 4sS tl .0a. in.
Ll ( reensboro ,L r.lj "
EAST BOUND IUA1N-1.
No. I'4-Ilally-N. :il
Lv. OreeiiNboiu 12.01 a. 111. 12.45 p. 111
' Din ham 3.3.1 " 2.47 "
" Haleigb .. " ?.4
" Pelina ('.41 " 4.4H '
Ar. Uohlsboro 7 1 ' 5.30 '
l.v. (ioldsboro 7 45 ' 5.40
A r New Bern 11.40 7.40 l-
( luse i-iinneclions made at (Ii-i;ii1m
for nil points North, South 01 West.
Pullman f'ervii 1) - l iain No;.. II .
12, 4-ai ry 1 lillinan Hh-i-pin t ai.. hetwt-Oohlslioi-o
and Ui-t-enslM.i-o.
I or full infiirnmlioii apply to th I
age nt at ra liw-ii. or
I'. I . Yhknox, T. I'. A..
('hailotiK, N.
3. II. II IH.,'K'K. C. I'. A .
V ashiiujlon. I). ('.
ftnKSHALLHKItC, N C.
A College
Preparatory School
for young men
and Itiomen.
Uii'l'M the Aiisjn. . tin- Mt'tlii.th r
b ii-.rt;il ('linn h
A ClllislU'ii limitr lit(iil in eiir - I
tltr licr.ltliifst .( ih.ut .-f tli.- -M.n.-
A full IX-S .f 1 t 1 1 - tt 11 1. ,i. I.. 1 .
Itnillii.' tn-v.lv t u I :..n; fm
nitliftl.
1 In- neigh 1m ir In. ... I ;ili..iittly fn r.-dt
I lie rrl i 11:1 ry i K f t u hii
In sulili.in.i t. th' t' ;;iil;ir ..., . ,
llnsiiM'ss 1 i'i:u tiiietil iiiv liein Hilil.il
which lncludi'H 'I t'lejii-npii y w.l
Ing, Hleniitrrnphy hn Uk k. i ini'
t-'all TtTin iHlif. e.t '.'im!
For furtlit'r I iirli. uliirs mhlre -Ui:V.
r. M. LKV 1. .Tiil', .'1. si.
UNIVERSITY
of North Carolina
Till'. UK A It
Of the male's IdaralUaal t)tltai
Accdemlc Oepaitincnt,
MedUliw,
I'liarmacy.
Hubty Brr srhnlsithla Kr.r lulilua
to lcber aad ninltieia' tout Loant
for lb aeedy.
At7HtdeaU, 41 lattrueturt
New DntBAltorira, Wsler Wnikt. ( tn
Iral lioatlnf Hyttrtn
lltO.W toent In linptPtrmtnli In IIK)0
Bd 1801.
Fall lei at begin Hepteaslier (. Il'l
Adtlr,
T. P. VENABLB, tUnl,
A- Chapel Mill, N. C.
A 'Summer Outuig
Grakiii Academy
WlH l aaota) etif.rral.mi yo V
Stne iMaatdabaae t Of full, Mil Bod '
AalaltoA tat b arttati anawoat', p4 1
tmit n4 lro nt Ms (i4 antortal
ha WiatMia eoa.liMnt ne r trU. thet
we will bo fr f ia tho arfrtva .
trf St aod HaUh. and I S all W iliat ooly .
a an . 1 nta . r eti l l. prl i.
or taWwa .vlnilTt cod ir M and "
(nnH at (Ol.Ho.
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