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gold mino that, has produced, and has expended on it
Fifty Thousand Dollars
in development on the ledge and a complete five stamp mill, with all
other necessary machinery ready to ran.
The Ozark is not a prospect, but a mine that has produced. We are
: placing 100,009 shares of development stock at Kffe per share, capital
i stock 1,000,000 shares (par value $1.00 each), fully paid and non-assessable,
to further develop and pat the property on a paying basis.
A property lying near the Ozark, with nowhereas good a showing
aud very little development, sold last week to a New York syndicate
for I'ilfl.m.O. The Ozark will pay dividends and be worth par inside of
six months. 1 his is the best investment for the money that has ever
been offered to the investing publie.
Do not lose this opportunity. It will never appear again.
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ADDRESS,
Ozark Gold Mining & Milling Co.,
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a full history of my caeo, to b wed ot tout dtocmion.
Abont St ream ago my right ear began to aof, aad this kept oa getting wane, uatUIloet
my hearing-lulWter entirely. " , ...
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ber of phyiicuma, among others, the moat erolneat ear specialist of this city, who told me that
only an eviration could help me, and m that only temporarily, toat the head bouk would
then ccae, but the hearing in too affected ear would be lost forever. . . -. ?
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merit. After I had oed ttoulyafcw day aaromMng to yosr direction, the noiees ceased, aud
jo-onr (ier fire week., my bcarinr In the dlaeaaed ear haa bem entirely mtored. -1 thank vow
hcnrtily nnd beg to remain Very truly youra. - ... . .....
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1WTERNATIC.1AL AURAL CUK1C, 698 LA SAUE AVL, CHICAGO, ILL .,V
" Sale of Valuable Property;
'.. Parioant to the Jndjrmetit lit the action
ow pending In the Superior Court of
Craven county, North Carolina, wherein
The National Bank of New Bern is
plaintiff and J. M. Bpeneef, at all defend
nts the undersigned will sail at public
auction for cash, at the Court House of
said Craven county In the City of New
Bern, oa Tuesday, the Ulh day of Feb
ruary, A. D, lfiOi, at IS .'clock, mld-da,
the following property, to wlti ,:
'. All that body of land si tooted in said
Craven- county . near the City of New
Bern, west of End Street and between
. Neust Road and Lawsoa'a Creek, known
v at the "Bbem Farm", emhracing among
other tracts of land the orlglnaP'Rhem
Place", the "Bart" land, the "Carter"
tract andlb "Jerkins Field" and all the
machinery and Improvements on said
lands told lands ' conveyed to Kale E.
Johnson by deed dated Feb. , 18U0 by
i t. M. Simmons, Commissioner, and de
1 scribed la tbe eomplalot In said action.
Also the horses, mules and farming Im
plement! directed to be told by sold
: judgment. . ' , :
L ,'j . iJeW. BTtVINBON, ,
,-;,. , .Commlsslener.
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Ice delivered dally (ejocpt.Bundays)
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ASTRONOMICAL BULLS THAT LIVE IN
: PROSE AND POETRY. , :
Ball Calae Wosderfal Blsht, dek
vmwf StKtiomarr Star, aU4 Batr
gravel 'a Woaderfal KalraHM ovael CtH
rts-o laaswaalbl Cnmat , ,
It Is carious to note In how many In-
atances strange astronomical errors ap
pear in works of fiction quite unneces
sary to the requirements of the story
ovndre8nltlng Bpparently ; from sneer
lack ot observation. AJf t modern
example of such gratuitous blunder
ing take a piece of description from
Mr. Hall Cable's "Scapegoat?" "It was
a wonderful night The moon, which
was In Its first quarter, was still low
In the east, but the stars were thick
'overhead.'' A wonderful -night, ln-
deedl AAnd strange that such a lover
of nature as Mr. Hall Gain should
not have reflected that when the moon
in its first quarter Is low in the east
It Is broad daylight, with, the son high
in the heavens! . -',.
Nevertheless on this -point he erred
In good company, m The young moon
has proved a stumbling block to many
a writer who has attempted to Intro
duce It as a picturesque adjunct to his
description of evening, v
In Dickens' "Our Mutual Friend"
Eugene Wraybnrn, In his walk along
the -river bank, finds It haa Just risen
when "the 'stars were beginning to
shine in the sky, from which the tones
ot red ani yeUow. wet flickering."
Dickens, In truth, was sublimely su
perior to astronomical niceties,' espe
cially i when they, in any way Inter
fered with the artistic effect of his
stories. In his "Child's Dream of a
Star" the point turns upon one special
Btar, "larger and more beautiful than
the rest," which , always came out
every night In one particular place and
at one particular time, thereby behav
ing as no star has ever, conceivably
been known to do. This Is undoubted
ly taking a liberty with the solar sys
tem, but it Is small Indeed compared
with the license sometimes claimed by
authors desirous of calling in the aid
of astronomy to assist their plots, but
who are either Insufficiently acquaint
ed with their subject or count It no
sin to twist and convert facts to suit
tbelr requirements.
A very famous and noteworthy In
stance ot this Is afforded In Rider Hag
gard's "King Solomon's Mines," where
the phenomenon of a total solar eclipse
Is employed with most happy and dra
matic effect as far as the story is con
cerned, but with a perfect disregard
of astronomical details which In Its
audacity Is almost startling. Here,
again, as In so many other cases, the
difficulty of the young moon comes
In, and tbe sun has scarcely set be
fore the "fine crescent" rises In tbe
east. Within a wonderfully short space
of .time after this curious event the
moon Is full, and only a day later the
total eclipse of tbe sun takes place,
despite tho astronomical fact that-it
Is at "no moon" (or, more accurately
speaking, the last few seconds of tbe
old moon and the first few seconds of
tbe new) that a total solar eclipse alone
Is possible.
But perhaps- the most' Interesting
feature of this altogether remarkable
eclipse Is that the total darkness lasts
for nearly an hoar. Alas, under the
rarest and most favorable conditions,
Seven minutes alone Is the utmost limit
of time during which the sun's face la
totally obscured, and the observer un
der ordinary circumstances counts him
self lucky If be is rewarded for a jour
ney of some thousands of miles by an
uninterrupted view of tbe corona for
three minutes, two or even less.
Some years ago one of the magaslnes
contained a story called "Tbe Portent,'
the motif of which was a certain
strange seeming tn the heavens which,
whenever It appeared, boded ill to a
particular family. This prophetic sign
was none ether than the appearance
of tbe crescent moon with a star be
tween the two boras. Nor was this a
particularly novel Idea, for It will be
remembered that In. Coleridge's "An
dent Marluer" that veracious seaman
.relates bow at one period of bis ad
ventures there rose V- , .'.. .
' above tho eastern bar ' ' ,
The horned moon, with one bright afar
Within tho aether tip. v- ; . i--;
In a purely miraculous' and fanciful
creation - like this famous poem . It
would be ridiculous to cavil atusucb
a -detail, though In the case of the
story It might well be questloned bow
the star could manage to appear In
such a position. - We may perhaps re
fer to the line In The Burial of Sir
John Moore" where the great soldier
Is represented as being interred "by
tbe ' struggling' ; moonbeam's misty
light." whereas, as a matter ot fact,
the moon was but a day old at tbe
time of tbe battle of Corona and there
for Invisible. This seems like hyper
criticism, especially In a poem that
lays no claim to astronomical accuracy.
The case Is different when an author
deliberately makes t statement which
be Intends shall be believed In "In
nocents Abroad" -Mark Twain draws
special notice tp the point that on the
voyage across tbe Atlantic they ob
served the full moon located just in
tbe same spot la tbe heavens at the
same hour every night He accounts
for this by the motion of tbe ship,
which gained enough every day to
keep up with the moon, but be seem'
Ingly forgot that, though for this rea
son the position of the moon might not
greatly, alter, ber phase ' certainly
would, so that It could not have been
tbe full moon which was visible night
after night London Btandard. :.
- .... : Be Laok. -
He flo your married life Is not hap
py T well, you have my regrets. -
; She Oh, 1 don't need tliem; 1 have
enough of my own. Judge. , .,'; ..
'V The Secret ot Lone Lite.
Consists In kecking all the main or
gans ot the body In healthy, regular ac
tion, and In quickly Jlostroylng deadly
dlecaie germs. Electrlo ElUers rri'ukie
Stomach, Llvor and Kldnnys, pur" the
blood, and give B tplcndM :l!;e.
They work wonders In cut! ? J
TrouU-o, Fm.r.'o c,.-: ' ' ,': ,.,T
I 1 ' OH, Joy!
I" DIM girls an filled with Bio
" - When tho north wind skips,
For it brings tho chaps, you see,
- (To their rubv Una.
it, : ,.... -Philadelphia
: X aUral Fee Goorsro'o Hstehot. .:,'.
Geverton So now we have two
hatchets of awttoDaittB-:T;. zt-VU,
Uatenwell Whose t v --
Cleverton Carrie's and George's-
lodge. - " -
f , " 1 - '
' , Am lanwNMleat.
If we boiler what Rumor says '-': '.
In speech both srav and tunny, ;
Tho mod eat people get tho prate, :v -'
The bold ones get tho money. - -. ' : .
New Tork World.
feokreaunab
Mrs. Fuss I have kept my last hired
Ctrl a month. t . .
Mrs. Flip Dear me l Do you keep
her locked up? Ohio State Journal .
-- Tho As ot thai Olera Horolai. .
''v . - Th weeplns heroin has fled,
. . Tho fatntlns horolne's no mora;
For gain or loos wo bav Instead
.'..-" Op who talks ophrram solor.
Hvldeatlr sa Aiutear.
Gladys They Bay Harold Is an ex
pert In the art. of self defense;
Ethel Nonsense I Edith made him
propose In Just one weekv-Puck.
ffhey usod to ask yon, "An yon fit
Fame's sounding plaudits to entioe,"
But now they say, "Hav you th wlti"
i Ann, tiaewis, "tiav 70a sm me price 1
. - Washington Star.
Bli Idea.
- Teacher What do you mean by a
"Quietus?"
' Pupil A blow In the solar plexus.
IPuck.
, Inamsne.
Affliction sore long time ho bore,
. But now,. with Joyous look,
.'a, Eo swing hut arm, aoonre from harm;
His vaoclnatlon "took."
i ' eomervllle Journal
Doubtful.
"Was her hair always blond?"
"IT m well, 1 nave a dark suspicion
thht It wasn't" Philadelphia Bulletin.
An BawT Marie
'Tls a saying trlts and true
That prldo goo before a fall;
'Tl easy quit to trip a man
. Who thinks h knows It alL
Chicago News.
WHEN BABY
IS COMING
USE
Mother's Friend.
Woman'o greataot dream of beauty and
glory U when natnr has ohosea her to
Doeona a mother. Every facalty Is keenly
alert and hor nature the Boost a sho f oro
ooo th Joy, th ambition, th ooooeso and
tho llio-foaff oatlafaation ooralnr. comlnflr
aoaror, day by day, In tho dear and inaooen
being so sooa to so light, and th very
tinoertalnty whether oho shall oeo a sweet
Slrl lace or bravo boy fac booldo her oa
10 pillow, add seat to hor expectancy.
Then, It vr, oho should toko ear ot hor
fhyifcal, mental and moral health.
MOTHBB'A FBihNn annKed eiternallv
thronghoatprognaaoy will relieve th pain
of parturition, and no mother and ohlld can
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of Mother's Friend.
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m J. ""v, DiteaedHooaad8oTtchembor
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A toiad under
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and apply the kind of sympathy that heals, known
fax and wido as
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. 1 . , ' A WIndOalls,8prainsandSklnLump.
MUStang Liniment Itkeepehorsesandmule in condition.
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127 Middle St.
Columbian llnsecticlde, Peterman
Roach Food, Hooper's Fatal Food and
Sure Death to Heths, Bags, etc Also
Bromo Cloradine
The disinfectant that disinfects a
deodorises.
" We keep on hand a complete stock o
riedlcines,
Toilet Articles,
Perfumery,
Tooth Brushes, &c
Thvsicbuut' Prescriptions a specialt
The
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ilway
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Notice of Sale.
Pursuant to those three several mort-
gage deeds executed by Henry B. Lane
and wife Annie L. Lane to Henry B
Frost and Gustavo Hetachell dated the
4th dav of October. 1885. and recorded
In the office of the Register of Deeds of
Craven County. In Book 116. pages 894-
895, and 898, duly assigned to tne unaer-
signed; and In the certain mortgage
deed executed bv said parties on tbe 2nd
day of April 1897 to George H. Roberts,
wnicn said mortgage ueea is amy re
corded in the office of said Register of
Deeds, in Book 181, psge 490, and In that
certain Mortgage Deed executed on the
19th dav of January, low. By sua par
tlea. to the said Oeorro H. Roberta, duly
recorded In the bfflce of said Register of
Deeds, In Book 130, pages 7,0 ana v ana
duly assigned to the undersigned, I will
as such Assignee, on Saturday, the 15th
day of February, at thehourofll. o'clock
m. at the Court House door of Craven
county to the highest bidder for cash
offer for sale and sell all the followlni
described lands as described in the sali
several morteasre deeda as follows, to
wit: Beginning at a point on Goose
Creek, known as "Popular Spring,
runnlna thence south 81 degrees east
magnetic course of 1891, three hundred
and thirtv-three noles to the intersection
of the Hill road with Pembroke road
these along and with the Pembroke
road to Reed Branch, thence with the
main road known ss the Follocksville
and Beaufort road to a point known
the Pnnch Bowl, thence with the eastern
boundary of the division line between
the lands of the late Samuel Hill, the
Perry heirs sad the Williamson heirs
snd others to a point known sa Woods
creek thence down Hoods creek to Trent
river, thence np Trent river to the month
of Goose creek, thence ap Goose creek
to the beginning, containing fifteen
hundred acre, more or less, excepting
that part of th land within the above
boundaries known ssthe Foscue land.
The land hereby conveyed being the
same land which was coBveyed to said
Annie L. Fov bv Wm. F. Foy bv deed
dated December 82nd, 1891, and register
ed In the office of the Register of Deeds
of ssld Craves county In book No. 107,
pages 444 and 440, to wnlea reference is
made for full description always ex
cepting reserving the timber on said
lands wBlcn saia parties 01 ue im pan
have heretofore conveyed ana also ex
cepting the part of said land conveyed
by said parties of the first part to Henry
Frost and Gnstev Hetoction by deed
dsted October 4th, 1895, same being
about 58 sores aad lying between Hoods
Greek sod Trent nver.
This January 14th, 102.
. J. R. a OaBJUWAT,
. Assignee of the mortgagee.
By O. H. Gdiow, Attorney.
CommiaslonerB Bj&le.
NORTH CAROLINA. ) Snnerlor Court.
Cbavxb wtjittt. j ov. Term, ivi
W. H. Oliver, Trustee, ' The Oriffln
School Fund aad Bute oa Uaiauoa
of L. L Moore, Boll oi tor, , oa
.:" , BehaU of W. H. OUver,
-. ' - Trustee. .
'-.-'- ..i ts. ' ''
The East Caroline Fish, Oyster, Game
and Iadastrial AsociatloB and Wit
- Ham DnnnuTrastae.
NOTICK1 Ptirsnaat'to a decree-of
said Court rendered at said Term In the
above entitled action, we will sell at the
Conri Honae'door III New Bern.- N. Om
at nnhlifl anotlon fMeasa.U the BIB nest
bidder, on Monday tbe tenth da of Feb
raary. 1909, at , th hour of twelve
oVIook. H. lha followlnr described
nvntMrtv to witt 'Situate In th Ooanty
ef Craven and blng In tbe City of New
Bern, kaowa and dMigaatea as iouow.
via bdna la that part of the City ot
New Bn formerly known b Dryboro,
and being lou number twnty-lght,
tarmtv-nlna. thlrtv. thlrtv-OB. lortv
, ortyHwo,. forty-three, forty-foof
d forty-flv in the plan or salacity,
hoaaded on the aortb bv Ororess StlwM,
on tbe east by George street, oa ib
south by Pin street, snd en the west by
theoablio road eonneotlng Ptae and
Cypress streets, known as the Griffin
East Carolfo Fish, Oyster, Game aad
Indnatrial Association br Jha DT-
b.hnni nmnartv convavaa u, ua owui
ereax. Trastee of the Grlffla ' School
Fond. ' -' '
- This 7th df of JaBBary, 1901
"y- :v.-.t ' Labbt L Moobjbv
, ' V:' . " Commissi oners.
I
1 1
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A good
-V
tooiny hoase
'i. nr'lier
for
for
(S.00
per
Te Merchants, .Commission fler
thant, Liquor Dealers,
Liverymen and Hotels.
Office Register of Deeds, I
Craven County, )
Ntw.BBXH, N. C, Dec. 81, 1901.
Ton ! trquired by law to deliver or
return to ate, within ten days after the
lirst day of January, in each year, a
sworn statement of the amount of gross
ssles made by you In your -business as a
vendor of or dealer in goods, wares.
merchandise, commodities of whatsoever
kind or nature, either wholesale or retail
for the twelve months, or any part of
said time, preceding the first day of
January, 1802.
Prompt compliance with the law is
earnestly requested, and for failure to do
so you will be required to come before
the Board of County Commissioners,
and further be guilty of a misdemeanor.
ERNEST M. GREEN,
Register of Deeds.
Tie Farmers & Merchants
Capital, Surplus and Profits $88,850.00
APRIL 30th, 1901.
What We Have Done, Do,
and
Will Continue to Do.
This Bank conducts its business upon
'np-to-now' memoes.
It Is our purpose to deal justly and
liberally with all.
We carefully safeguard the Interests
of our customers. Moreover, we fre
quently do it unknown to them; as op
portunlties often come to us in confiden
tial ways, and you cannot over-appeciate
such consideration.
We are not disposed to overlook the
fact that the Interests of the Bank and
those of the people are closely bound to
gether, and cannot by any means be
iparated.
This Bank acts as a repository for
Wills, and safely keeps them till the
proper time of surrender. Will also act
as the custodian of money or papers left
with us in escrow. No charge for these
services.
We procure Letters of Credit fur in
tending travellers.
We aim to be prompt, progressive and
liberal.
In tbe matter of accommodations, this
Bank meets every requirement within
the limits of prudent banking.
If you nave never been identltieu witn
us as a patron, we ask you to consider
the advisability of becoming one.
In tne early future, we propose adding
a novel, yet substantial 8avings Bank
feature to our already progressive In
stltntion. Our elegant line of Self-Pronouncing
Teachers Bibles, Vest Pocket Edition o
Pronouncing Testament, Vest I ockct
Edition of the Bible Dictionary; besides
a nice line of good books to select your
Christmas F resents from. You can give
nothing better to your boy or girl or
friend than a nice Bible, Testament or
good book.
Yours truly,
J. C. Whitty 0.
Cor. So. Front fc Craven St.
B. B. HOLLAND. JOE. K. WILLIS.
HOLLAND & WILLIS,
SccaseorattfGeo.IIIahop,
teal Directors anil Maimers,
Phone 210,
. Office: 22 Craven Street.
Notice of Dissolution of Co-partner
ship.
The co-partnership heretofore con
ducted under tbe firm name of II.
Fowler & Co., composed of ' '. H. Fow
ler. H. J. Kennedy, J. V Muse and w. j.
Swan has tbls day been dissolved by mu
tual consent.
H.J.Kennedy having purcbascil ilie
interest of C. H. Fowler, J. C Musi- tud
W.J. Swan, the business will be con
tinued at the same place under tb. old
firm name of C. H. Fowler & o.
All debts owing by the firm will be
paid by H. J. Kennedy and all persons
owing the firm either by note or book
account will pay same to H. J Kennedy.
Stonewall, N. C January 1. 19(2.
O. H. Fowlxb,
H. J. Kenheot,
J. C. Mess,
W. J. Swan.
EASTERN
CAROLINA DISPATCH LiHt
AND
Vor All Points Wortli.
6n and after this date until further
notice the steamers of this lins are
scheduled to. sail from Mew Bern as
foUowstr r ,, ' .
The Steamer NEUSE
for Oriental, Roanoke Island, Elisabeth
City aad tb North onr Mondays, Wed
nesdays ana maays at to), m. ,
The Str. Itewberne
For Nags Head, Illambeti City and the
North o Taeodays and Fridays at IS
o'olock, noon, ;-, :-
rrr Frelithi reoelved not later
than 6ne honr previoni te tailing.
For further information apply to
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