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THE JOURNAL Published avery day 1b theyeat,exoep Monday, at H Kiddle street PHonHo.8. CHARLES U STEVENS. txHTos un tpanmno : SUBSCRJPTIOH RATESi Qayer, tasedvane.:...V.r.V... 'One yeah not In advance M Monthly, by carrier In the city..... M . Advertising Rates furnished on appll nation. . Entered at th BpaidOflo HejKBern, D. 0., as second cleaa anattef .; 6 Oflclai, anCf J(eBenAiulJ Craven Cotaty. Mew Bern, N. C, Sept. 12, 108. STATE ISSUES ARE SUFFI CIENT. It would seem a rather curious book of political Instructions, that of the Mstlonal Democratic party, which Is being given to the candidates to be elected to the next General Assembly of Berth Carolina. In this book, Imperialism has a big space, and bow this subject will gain a, single Democratic member by being prep seated to the voters, It Is hard .to eoa elve. Then the Tariff, while a most Im portant national question, would prove a boomerang, If too seriously presented in some districts in North Carolina. What the Democrats want to do to win votes In the next Legislative cans, paign. Is to stick to State Issues. ' There are enough of these, which If presented Intelligently and dlspasslon jtejjjt, will win votes for the Democratic eause. An avoidance of State Issues by those seeking" election to the next General Assembly of North Carolina, wllllndk cats that the democratic policies are something to be ashamed of, that the rsooril of the democrat, In. favoring State Institutions and their betterment, and the splendid system of education Introduced under the present Adminis tration, were mistake. There are too many home Issues. Im portant ones, which need full discussion at this time, and any neglect of these is sues means loss to the State Democratic party. There is plenty of time next year and afterwards, for National Issues to be brought np. They are not vote getters at present. $ioo Reward, $ioo The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all Its slags and -that if Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Our la, the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a cosxtitulioaal disease, requires a ceostl tutlonal treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foun dation of the disease, and giving the pa tient strength by building up the consti tution and assisting nature la .doing ts work. The proprietor have so mueb faith In Its curative powers, that they Oder one .Hundred Dollars for any case that I fails to eve. Bend for lie! of tes timonials. Address, F. S.;CHKNY As Co., Toledo.O.' Hold by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family PUlsre 14 best wi a Bjai-i it. Artfet-Why, "John, Jusae .what a stBiilsV Manas the- nawspaw sr has mad in It account of our stiver wed tUnc! Don't you remember .1 wrote It east -for the reporter that we had spent together -twenty -Are year of aserried ifaapftaaes, and the stupid tJ'nissStst tsijssii(i made It twsty4bieiyan of saarred happiness. Isn't it .awfjall Hnabaud-Ob, wail, .da, ttw't be toe hard. on ibe poor fellow. Perkapa he's beeu married twenty-five years himself. London Xlt-Bltjs ., Jttm ,.cs '. Young-Bnsjnd (to wrM Danrl telegraph you not to bring onr mothar with yooT . ' f Toong Wife I known laMtfawsanaX- ahe wants to see yon about Bb read the telegram MSt Ixral Mkrror. 4aajaghL ,Wiia4tifi BajntaaTT . -'1, t, wnn:t...,..Xa'rillMl was minx r.Uhi.. Lla.5aparilJoa.t I narar took uothing oa ItMajr, nights, , sor." leokors eta teaman. 1 Laraujvtu 1Hv 700 ettan(4.iant;rsrk MMh lady who was Soaking oonVersa Uoa oft,! al&feejat) , r.,V ' "Jut as long as I am bjow," he f Is vwo ptsi gowuiT Prlckly,heaipr4 jn oln application by ulng of Haneock'i Liquid Bulphnr, iMrUlalsoetlM fcaisma, Fsttet, Flap. Vat, Bipgwonsv Dandruff Cut, Bam Old Borea, and kU skin troubles ,ln Short time, wbea need aa directed. For ale at t & Duty's Drag Stem v , W ti - aa aa m rih ruwrri tmtm im THAT llADsrTOC 1lorttm6arbour's fatherembensled and. killed Wnjaelt Morttaer lived with hi mother. Malvina, and farmed 'and wrote books about insects. When hi mother died, he planted her grave with triolets and pansiaa. and at the head ,waa a .white marble monument, but ( he didn't display, aivy taste noth ing on It but the old lady's name and the'date ahe died. ' , ?Now, he was the last man in the vil lage. I'd ere have Imagined jwoold have married. But when the little mlk- Jlner, Mellnda .McAllister, came -into 4he' place J ,wa Jrinseh. JEserybedy, .wajusdJwer acd raid aeoboQt his fa--4fceranrteg -Umsett In prison,, and how,. queer his mother .was, and; that Mortimer was odd. too, and wouldn't' eeoae i to anyroad. She llatened, iwith harayss hlg and cool and a little hot patch of red on her cheeks like a daub of paint, but ahe never said a .word. "But ,we were not prepared for the worst A day or two before the wed ding in cornea Mrs. Johnson and says, 'Shut up the doors tight and the win dows. I've got something to tell yon that'll make your hair -rise up,' ahe say a .whispering like. Bo I shut the door, ahe clasping her hands together like one possessed. "If a about Mellnda,' abe went on. 'He baa got a tombstone for her.' " "WhoT naked I, as If I didn't know, bat my knees knocked together, and I felt queer. " 'Mortimer Barbour,' aaya she.. 'My nephew Johnnie was after a bird's nest-la a tree that atanda in his gar den. The limb broke, and down be went right on to the roof of the old outhouse that hasn't been need for yara. It went in under him like tint der.i and aa.soon as he could pick him, self up aad: found no-bonea broke what shauM he see but a new white grarei stone standing in a corner against ' some rubbish. He went up to it and saw "Mellnda Barbour" cut on It and the date she Is to'dle. -1 dont believe it,' said I, but I felt faint at heart "As soon as I said I didn't believe it Mrs. Johnson said we would go our etvaa And see. And we did go, Mnrtl faerdtetnciawajr-.tn tha.flelds, and, en, taredtheasrnhesase., Wesaw the stone, Just aa Johnnie said, a real gravestone of white marble, and on it the name 'Mellnda Barbour,' with the date 'Sept 8' bektw It But the rest we couldn't maksont "'He'a going to let her live three months. May heaven forgive hlml aays Mrs. Johnson, meaning different frsmiwhat she said. "T next day- I went to Mellnda and told her the whole truth. And, would . you believe it ahe said she thought Mrs. Johnson and I had n boelpes prying about other people's affairs. 'If he hod bought me a thou. gravestones, I'd have him just the same,' said she. "So they were married the next day In the chapel, but Mellnda waa whit aa a ghost, and she trembled so that ahe could hardly walk. They went away, by train, and .we threw some old ahoes after 'em, but all the wishing of Joy waa make believe, and I never saw a bride with such a white, set face. "They were away nearly three tnnnth. Then they came back to th old bouse, but folks said they were not happy; that aha was aa cold as a stone, and Jie wafcalwaye.at hie books ana oktlBSectaV "QasAky il ifcad a letter exiting me to come and see her. She was lying down , I on a -lounge whan I got there, whit aad M thin, her big eyes with a sorry, hungry look in them, but she had on a smart gown and waa as pretty as a picture. Aa soon as we had shaken haada aba said: " Dovyoo know what day tomorrewi is? I thought for a moment and aald it jwas the M of September. The day I aa getag-to die,' ahe said In a soft quiet, way. Then ahe aald be was verg good to her, but ahe couldn't get that gravestone out of her bead day of Bight All at once It camo to me how matt tare were. She had been too proud to. give JSiaa ep. Besides, sh leved hlm (taSveWtabe had been , toe proud to tall thim.lMUt, and so .betwixt the two Mtb pe,hUd was alus. beaten onti 'Hat aaVrf 4f 1 would go out to the oat jhoose with-her, and sae the stone. Sha (wanted to4tnd waa afraid to gq, nam a usssi -thing happened. Mart timer had come into the next room while ahe had been talking and beard every vscrd. I nevar-aaw anybody so. mareeVo hsra ashen he cams an, ls , It that vtotabatone which , has stood between usr be said, and went on to explain .that It had been ordered for his -mother. . Ha was such a bad .writer that the atonecutter mistook ths Wss dsWrtsa Jor MHa4a..aa4jaftet .'tike; ! wsaJsUt danvlt-waa fosad Wit, seat sjus; sade .hlnngsy fetttt m it twaa, bkv they i baoaetat &to htm, ad, net kawtBhs"tse-r4th Itj h bad lust pot It away In the onti hoose end forgotten all about It - "After thatfj Dew mo, thsy were tha happiest congdsoa ever. ana. Tbej nsed the gravestone for a front doos tap sarong alde-uji, and It waa quits Prsr4j,vlldaj wavry proud o( htm and believed every word ha srrot a bout-the beetles tfuat; as hla aootbea bad-dose, wirfahj gaesito sbow that' ths old saying la true, that lovt la blind." , ma "Don!! jou. haves to run. around goodTdaalfWbsn lteans ars scarcer they asked. i , "J. do," anawsrad the reporter, wip-( nur his brow. "Tor a faetr Ohicaau TMBnaV 1 'am . ' J )USerjo(ly'raUkas-Taalass because of .hi msannaat .' t 2)JTraXav sad envies Mas, bios Bsa Bf kla BtOMGklMai JiMM.- . ... $fTOxe.ot tKalfc.'.'),t' . No profession has -Advanced mora n ptdlv of laU ton ' surgery, pat It ihoal boUm uasd easapt where absolataly a i oessary, U esaaaof piles for ssaatpls, it If ' aeldcn needed. DeV Ill's. Witch, Waaal Halve- Mrs qnkkly , and pernMH msntlr .Cnqnll4 for, sals, bornsi bralsss, wounds, skin , disease. Aooepl so coanterfslu. "I was ao troubled with bleeding piles that I loattnaoh blood and renrthiaya, J. 0. Phillips, Paris, V&i 'DeWltt's Witch Hsiel cured me In a short-ttmsJ Soothe and heals. SV s. 8 TXSTX-wrS KaRIETS. , j .a:y?v':- & i fkuH rm-w CstiSBarBti rrovWoai gd ttscka. Milan lBiMc.:'; KetctlBMi ; V ;f ::limatav . The folio vrtnftajs the tnarket quota tions, 'received by J. E. Latham ft Co. Kew Bern, N. 0. .: , ''- Chicago, Sept. 11. WiTBATl Bept 78 73 TO 78 Pes est ' 60) 68 69J Dona: Open. High, Law. 'Close Bept 6St 88 68 681 ' Dee 48 48) 48 43 Rlhei Sapt 1088 IOCS 1060 1060 Uot 1008 10064 1001 1006 Pork- Oct 1695 1685 1690 1690 Jan 1405 1500 1495 1500 Lard Sept 1080 1060 1075 1080 Oct .978 975 978 8724 Jan 843 847 849 84?t Naw.Yoaa, Sept 11. Oqttox; Open. High. Low. Close Sep 8.48 8.48 8.88. 8.41 Uot :....&88 8.8 8JOT 8.81 Dec 8.84 8.86 841 8.26 Jan 8.86 8.87 8.88 8.86 Hon 8.15 8.16 8.09 8.12 Neir York, Sept 11. Stocks; Open. High. Low. Cloae Bo Ry 40t m 40 40 D. S. S 41 1 41, 411 4U 0. & 0 664 57j 661 664 Mo. P 188 18S1 mi 183 V O C .711 711 70 71 A. O. O 68 58t 5?i 58 Am Ice 18 13 B. R.T 70 704 69 4)91 EjTrpol Spot4.81-31 Hales lOfiOO bales. Futures, Uept-Ocl 4.85 Oct.-Nor. Nov-Deo 4.38. 4.34 f I1KT HlftlBlfTH. Hams "lek last year. 58,757 Last week 108,970 Thia.weea. Bat. 17991 Mon. 82440 Tues. 80000 Wed. 28888 Tkars. 88603 Vrt. At the beglnnliiK of the nineteenth century the Freneh Academy of Sot ences offered to give a prize to the first person who would solve the following problem: If you take a vase full of water and put a stone or any similar body In It the water will new over. It however, you put Into its fish, the voiumeof which la equal te that of the stone, it will not flow over. Explain this phenemenon. Learned easaya sn theveabject poured In from all qsaatara, itoafcthe problem mi not satisfactorily solved in any of them, and consequently the prise was not awarded. In the following year the same ques tion waa again propounded, and for Are years answers ooatimied to pour in to the academy. Then it suddenly occurred to one of the academicians that, after all, the problem might be Incapable of solution, and' he deter mined to make a test for slnsslt. Filling a vase with water he put a stone into It and saw that the water flowed over. Then be took out the stone, filled the vase again with water and put Into it a fish, the volume of which was .the anme aa .that of the stone, and auw, to his surprise, that the water a rain flowed over. He told the academy of his discov ery and the result waa that the offer of a prise waaat oocevdtlsirwwn. The nest rosrlpn ler-Jlalarta. ChlUstasM J'srsrdsis tottl of Gaovs'i TasfKUM Osai pT.JlSt It Is slmpiy Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No care so pay, Pilus Ms. An Irishman .ooo..ainHai if a Job oa boatdAieastaia.aliiBk "Well," saidtthevenptaM. "where aae your recommendations?" "Share, an' X haven't auny. aur." "Can't take yon, tben: cot n Ocrmao here with' One recommendations: baits to give the job to him." ' ; ' Pat begged ao (hard, however, that the eaptaia flsallyjaKieed). tnke-biip and the Oerman both on a trial trifv the best . masi -t , haire tha potaaaneqt Job. They- wore wsil-'ssitoat i when h storm arose mm dsywhUe; Pat -and ths German were acr ubbing VhS' dectt. A big wsvs oam along nd swept ths German overboard with his backet. Pat lanaaadlately fUchedhla backet and started after the.aptaiA-1wbon ha found belsw. , , ..,..' "Wall, Pat, what's th mSttasswaar tlMittBiB latqsdasd.. r-. ( "Faith, 'aur, y ajtosMhstvOatmaB what had soA -tolas HBomnrlndaltonsr ' "Yea; .what vt.VbnK,. ' . f - Is- f "Bagarnt,.anr, sn'. ba'soh sft-.trtth aast your huakstaj1 -y ;;, -A , t ' WIU famsrouni aapesUng h)' tp dU, and Mqrklhis; torurs Mallei to get On iKIbo1Ib Dtsaeweryj for Consumption; Ooaghs-and Oolds,- jr. H. Brows of Lsairfin, lad , endured death agonist Iicas-aatha,. hut tibia . woads. fnl madtoln gaus Inetsst vsllaf aad soot cured hlmt H- wrttest 'I - bow sleep soundly every night" Like marvelous en res of Consumption) Pasumontst Brpnt' I'.Iar Cc-" v CaMa and Grip prove : tan atcU as mr! i (or all TJioa andL"-t Iroqblos... .r'ursntod bottlos t (". u!;;, fra at O D lire .. s aroj 6.v,o. 1 ; REQUISITES 'TO, SUCCESS. ! i.vv-,s-','.i 1 ' . -1 -'s-i-;- . An affable disposition tact nd die- jasMOaVH-i'i?!:? M'.lS ' slut?ssr4ery..iarsltancy, grftj anamiegrnj. - - . 1 Th proper advertising of the proper -thing at -ths proper time, i - Attention to detail, for' these are i ths somponents of greater thlnga. Unremitting study of everything that pertains to or Influences your business. Personal sapervlBkm "of your busi ness. Depend upon no one but your self. Willingness to leirn. The man who imagines himself a universal genius Impairs fala receptive capacity. The ability to "seize time by the forelock." This great business world la very practical and ignores the "Just too late" man. Jewelers' Circular Weekly. M aitland, Fla, October 10th, 1001 -The Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co,, Balti more, Md. Gentlemen: I have had (Eczema over thirty years, have tried many remedlea prescribed by various physicians, but to nothing has the disease-yielded so read ily as to Liquid Sultour. I think If used properly It Is undoubtedly a speci fic for Eczema. I have prescribed It for others with most Satisfactory results. I consider It the best remedy for cuta neous affections I have ever known, and regard It as the greatest medical discov ery of the age. Respectfully yours. W. A. HEARD, M. D. For sale at F, S. Duffy's. LoniloiTH Sewer Ranter. The London sewer hunter before commencing operations provides him self with n bullscye lantern, a canvas apron and a pole some seven or eight feet in length, having an Iron attach ment at one end somewhat In ' the shape of a hoe. For greater conven ience the lantern Is Invariably fixed to the right shoulder, so that when walk ing the light Is thrown ahead and when stooping Its rti3-8 shine directly to their foot Thus nccoutered they wnlk slowly along through the mud, feeling with their naked feet for any thing nnuHiinl. nt the same time rak ing the accumulation from the walls and picking from the crevices any ar ticle they see. Nothing Is allowed to escape them, no matter what Its value, provided It Is not valueless. Old Iron, pieces of rope, bones, current coin of the realm and articles of plate and Jewelry all Is good fish which comes to the hunt er's net. Chambers' Journal. A Parson's Noble Act. "I want all the world to know,' writes Rev. I'. J. Budlong, of Ashsway, R. I., "what a thoroughly good snd reliable medicine I found In Electric Bitters. They cured me of jaundice snd liver trouble tkst hsd caused me great suffer ing for manyyears. For a genuine, all around cure they excel anything I ever saw." Electric Bitters are the surprise of all for tbelr wonderful work In Liver Kidney and Stomach troubles. Dost fail to try them Only 50 cts. Satisfac tion Is guaranteed by C. D. Bradham. Polttem-flri In M-Kleo. OenUcnii-u In Mt xic tip hats when ever they soo each other, they shake hands whenever they meet and part, they do not coiihIiUt It bad form to atami In lino on the sidewalks and stare nt the Indies, they wear their hats In a theater until the curtain rises, and, moreover, they put them on be tween the nets and stanil up to look at the nudlence. and after a separa tion they embrace and pat each other on the back If they hapjHMi to be intl mntc friends. They smoke everywhere, oven In some theaters. They never carry bun dles in the street, hut each Is attended by a servant, who carries even the smallest package. They nre wonder fully courteous to each other, and two friends will spend n good deal of tlmo in deciding which shall enter a room or carriage first Finally, every Mexican gentleman when strolling on n street Insists on giving the Inside- of the walk to bis companion as a mark of politeness. This point is quickly decided If there Is a difference In station or age. but if there Is not, and the two' friends go down a street and cross often so that the relatlro positions nre changed, a new discussion ns to which shall oc cupy tho Inside becomes necessary at every corner. Lingering Summer Colds. Don't let a cold run at this Reason. Summer colds are the hardest kind to care and if neglected may linger aloig for months. A long siege like this will pull dowa ths strongest constitution. One Mlanta Cough Care will break p the attack at ones. Set, sure, acta at oaoa. Core coughs, oolds, croup, bronchitis, all throat and long Ironbias. Ths children like it 7. 8. DsSy. PoMifclr. "Hold him b was falsa,' 1 told his to his teethr, '-; '',?'" r -" -'V-l "But what good did that dot Mayb his teeth were falsa ' toO-Chlead Tribune, ' YOU MOW WHAT TOO AM TAIIflp When fo take Grove' Tsstelew I bill Tonic, because th' formula Is 'plainly printed on every bottle showing that jt I simply Iron and quinine In a tastelem arm. Ko cure no py. Price 58o, Wawi HUHxr . warn prf H . '4 h jumua. ttWiriaswi,' rrfti .mis.. tap trantler.istlll kespsithastTeTlcfBf, outer centuriea,, the night? watchman! hncalla, thfllifmra. One nlght-the dxmvT61eTpu'tcrtottJrlBfremarka-etaty-oeofithese'watchmeruan ld worthy long; in service,' failed to; 54 iwj hJsjgn&Btie roieirtbe clock struck Ths liurgoiUHBlBr Bumuionvff the de linquent to aoaonatif or hlstnegUgenoe. 1, LAiter some.neaitauon Jte aeciareovtbat liis last tooth'hafftdropped out an that he could not"hold In his month the official flat tin whistle. A council waa called, and the subject ,waa gravely discaseed. Finally one of the members aald that behadheard of' a dentist at Breslau .who supplied artificial teeth. After1 long debate the council appropriated money to send the aged watchman -to Breslau to get a set of new teeth. In. due time the .watchman reported that Wa teeth had arrtvod. That night tha burgomaster sat up to hear the re sult To his astonishment .there was no whistle at 10, at 11 or at midnight The next morning he summoned the .watchman. "Ton have got 'yourfteeth," he sold Indignantly. "Why doyou not whistle as before?" "Yes, I've got a new'set ot teeth," re plied the old man, "buttbe doctor told me to put them la water at .night" Am Old -Welsh Cutom. The kindling of bonfires on hills is the simplest of - celebrattons at any time. The Druids made four great fires at their festivals In February, May, August and November. Wales seems -to hare-been a, country espe cially tenaclouaf this custom. Each family used to make Its own fire, and aa it waa dying out each member wouldtthrow a white, stone into It, the atones being marked for future Iden tification. Tben all aald tbelr pray ers and went to bed, and in the morn ing they tried to find all the atones ngaln. If any atone was missing, it betokened that the owner of it would die within a year. Some superstitions are' pretty and picturesque and attractive; this waa one of the many which were cruel as well as,plcturesiuc. It would take but a slight accident to cause a fright that might be actually, dangerous to a su perstitious person, and it would not be hard for an enemy of such -a per son to cause that fright by stealing hia stone from theiflre. Take Care cf the Stomach. The man or woman whose digestion is perfect and whose stomach performs Its every function Is never sick. Kodol cleanses, purifies and sweetens the stomach and cures positively and per msnently all stomach troubles, Indiges tion and dyspepsia. It Is the wonderful reconstructive tonic tbst Is making so many sick people well snd weak people strong by conveying to their bodies all of the nourishment In the food they eat. Rev. J. H. Bolladay, of Holladay, Miss. writes: Kodol baa cured me. I consider It the best remedy I ever nsed for dys pepsia and stomach troubles. I was given up by physicians. Kodol saved my life. Take It after meal. F. B. Duf fy. Fmeaattea. "Do you think you can give my daughter the surroundings to which ahe la accustomed?" asked the parent. "Well." answered the young man. "I .won't guarantee that You see, Clarl bel has talked the matter over and aaya she's tired of the neighborhood." Washington Star. Not Doomed For Life. "I wss treated for three years by good doctors," writes W. A, Greer, McCon nellsvllle, O., "for Piles, and Fistula, but, when all failed, Bucklen'a Arnica Salve cured me In two weeks." Cures Burns, Bruise, Cuts, Corns, Sores, Eruptions, Sslt Rheum, Piles or no pay. 85c at C. D. Bradham's drug store. Ilia Oceapatloa. "Haven'tiyou nuy occupation?" aaked the woman at the kitchen door after listening tolils talc of woe. "Yes, ma'am." replied TuHold Knutt; "I'm a hunter." "A hunter? Of what?" "Grub, ma'am." Chicago Tribune. Take a bath in Hancock's iLlquld Bel phnr. Thsy are superior to those of , the moat celebrated Bulphnr Springs, haying the additional advantage of being made any desired strength. Thsy wlll oore Prickly heat. Ecsema, and all skin dis- For sale by IV 0. Duffy. Tk Chinee War. In Its war witb K right nd and France In 18GO-00 China -waa easily eonqnered and forced to a bumiiaatina pesctj. Tho refcing Gaawtte,,theiflMtl organ of the government, however) reported the following concerning that treaty f peace: "As the westers barbarian have ad mitted their wronga and humbly so licited for peace,' the emperor In his Uftnlte ssodoeaa. 'kaa treated thetav prayer and, mores has i mads tbrat J a present of , bum asm of meney (la damsUty of war) enable then to be gin 4tn, honest, Ufa,, so that they, may not again be driven to murder ami rapine." " j-v "'yl ('- 'IWiBMHtortffTezsuiF' , ; hack sad stomach,' and hew! WHBool appetits, f bagas to aie Dr, King! Kb Life Mla,"gir;p; Vfnltehesd;;, of KsBBMaJsi'Thtl-SndaooB feb llkd la new Btaa laraJliDlS IB Itdmedr liver trbabM. ' Only Sue tt D.D. B ham's At rfML-Xal u ,a woman ta.soosianu oia lonod. ahe haa aninenay feellnr wbesW insuw Ol any nouar uuieee mum umm mm apron on. Atchison Olobe. ,''( frinHv.W.cirv1s Its Spi fa.'i iuttia Brofsi-AtaMtUsd la. tliat t-)mvti'.iTO'. .,..,,. ' , y r U j'Vir Uyr't fr-'ilttyjlfor Kcxma,''llmplea, Klngworm, Dandruff - Vft -n r1'BB.."j.-., rot Js'Bi'.r. t. 0 0 ACCMIDA8T Of tht Ace of? a heatthfhl-Mnm with -the-face of one who is sick preves that quite onen a saa lace u a sick lace. Many a woman has credit for a sunny disposition who would soon be osd of (faced irritable of-trmfar if -she, had to biisr we wosaanmuia-wissa many oi her ex have borne for yasra, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures the diseases which are the source of so much pain and suffering to women. It establishes regularity, dra debilitat ing drains, heals daflnnnnation and ul ceration and cues 4femal weakness. Mrs. Corneaa Hen son, of Coalton. Boyd Co., Ky., write! : tn October ig99 I gave birth to a .-baby and the treatment 1 received at the hands of the midwife leu me with falling of the uterua. 1 had no health to apeak of lor three yeara. I had arm eb by waiob waa the third child, sff heah' hegaruta tall and I found aayaetf com platejy. worn. oat. 1 had ao aianjr paina and ache mv.liftwaa a bnrden to mt aad alao to all the family, for 1 was nervous and cross and I could not sleep. Had four doctors come to see me but at last found I was slowly dying. The doctors said 1 had liver, lang and uterine trouble. 1 was in bed for months nna when I did get up I was a sight to behold. I looked like a corpse walking about. I commenced to take Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription, 'Golden Medical Discovery' and 'Pellets,' and ever since then 1 have been a well woman. I have suffered all a woman could suffer at my monthly period until aince I began the use of Dr. Pierce's medicines. but now lean say I have no pain. The dark circles around my eves are ina awav and I feel better la every way. Mycl ttks are red and ni aain ia wnue, Dul saffron." before it was as yellow as Accept no substitute for " Favorite Pre scription" there is nothing just as good for weak and sick women. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are easy and pleasant to take. A most effective. laxative. t ORCHARD AND GARDEN. August i- MM' ini'iitli !:i '. hu h to hurt pencil Ini's. In st'UitlliK trees gie pii-IVii'iK-e to those wttli KiniMitli. healthy, looking bark. Apples ami pt'iichfH Khmilil not he picked or l:i n.lti l in-ii ft Mli dew or rn In Stilpliiili- il imtasti Ih ili4ttli to sll kinds or pl.'lllt lllllilew I senlli- "IIIK r to four iiIIiiiis nf v.iitei mill apply In the fonn ot ;i niim Before olm: lulu Inill iiiltun OUt Vt llllt :ll letli'K nil adapted lo protlih'i- unci 1:1 in I Is I tve tlHwe St rletlen till- plefeletue When aur treon refuse to grow unit appear dormant, cultivate flirni well and apply ii nood dtesslng of wood aahes around them. Htlnlni; the aahea Into the soil WANTED. We would like tosnlt, through the col umns of ynnr paper, if -here N any per son who has used Green's August Flow for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Troubles that has not been cured and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermenlatfon of food, hsbitusl costlveness, nervous dys pesla, headaches, despondent feelings, sleeplessness In fsct, any trouble eon nected with the stnmsch or liver 1 This medicine has been sold for many cars in all civilized countries, and we wish to cor respond with you and send you one of our books free of cost. If yon never tried August Flower, try one bottle tirst. We hsve never known of lis falling. If so somelhlDK more serious is the rentier with you. Apk your druggist. O. O. tiKRKN. Woedliiiry. N J. lie,., u.l III , Lln:tl. IltiRliand (exniiiliilng railway ticket) Why, nenirdliiK to the iiiinouneeuient on tbla exeiii'Miou ticket It's only good for ten dayn. Wife Well, why e .mplnlii of that It s a good deal more of a truarantee In that line than you can give, ltlcb mond .Dispatch. A Sad Disappointment. Ineffective liver medlcino Is a disap pointment, but you don't want to purge strsln sod break the glands of Ibestom ecu and bowels. Hewitt's Lltilo Farly Risers never disappoint. They clesnae the system' of all poison sod putrid mat ler and do it so gently thai one enjoys th pleaaant effects. They are a tonic to the liver, Cure biliousness, torpid liver and prevent fever. F 8 Dnffy. Administrators Notice Hsvlng this dsy qualified aa Adminis trator of the estate of Mary Stanly, deceased, late nf Craven county, ri. C, notice la hereby given lo all persons having clslms against the estate of the deceased to exhibit them duly verified lo the undersigned administrator, or J E. and It. O'Ban, AUoroeys, on or be fore the Snd day Of September, 1908, or this notice will ,bo plead In bar of tbelr recovers. AHperstws Indebted to safai estate are requested to make immediate pay ment ;Thls 2nd day of HepU 1902. r.ti..,,'. Wmu 0 LEWIS, ".' . Administrator. I Call i1dKM Powdtr Contain no knilpyrlne, Morphln or other Injurious droa.; They do no dti batatlraii1su,lk atomach and iaria lla eereMcas, ' Oosranteed cure for Headache and Hour Stomach. Price 10c Made aad aald bv Bradham's Phar- macy.aXiripMfrJnl'Wle Bts, I m i RussclHllouse White la Bcaafort be sure and atop a C- !! Hon a. rirst01aa Board. k hotm 1 ' .vnng paopla. Fishing and hunllag oiolld, Tsraat IM a IT "1 ' " ,tJa-llala Wartv ymij W (uBN Mlltl C t hMfcr4 lf. IffMK't TKHTRIN A rMdi4 a haMihing otl4, vvwry tons rltwf sa mrfMd i I' l-. i - UMA, Bud MsTWI M OWM aaprnlBlrtatf irifl IllOv t, that ftrvr lUlrWMSVt. I lsW OunaUantlr sT' plosuur ta TfWm'1iti( tiuiuu FWyawaaat, f. ' r CALL No. 14. Bonds of Craven County, If. C Notice Is hereby given that Ten Coun ty Bonds cf the denomination of Five Hundred dollars each have this day been drawn for the Sinking Fund of said County in accordance with the Act of Assembly authorizing their issue as fol lows: Five Hundred dollar Bonds num bered as follows: 3-4-1-84-311-8 87 39 and 66. These bonds will be paid principal and accrued interest to Sept. 30th, 1903, npon presentation of the same at the Nsiional Bank of .New Bern, N. C. on er before Sapt 80th, 1908. Interest on the sbove Wnnds will cease on and after Sept. HOtli 1003. Hy order of Board of Commissioners, K. H. Jonhs, Chairman, . Board of Co. Com ADMINISTKATOK'S notice. . Having qualified as administrator of Thomas J. Hat tie, Jr., deceased, late of Craven county, N.C, 1 hereby notify all persons Having claims against the estate of the said deceased to present them for payment on or before tbe Mill day of September, IVOR, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery All per sons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This Mh day of Sept. 1U02- TiioN. f. McCarthy, Administrator. AdiiiiiiiHtrator'N Notice Having qualified as admlniatralor of .Too. II. Harris deceased, lale of Cruvi n county, N. C, this Is to notify all per sons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to tbe undersigned on or before the 10th day of September, 1903, or this ootie.it will I plead In bar of their recovery. All per sons Indebted to said estate will plcate make Immediate payment. This 6th (lay of Hentemlter, 190'i. Wm. A. llVHi), Administrator. Commissioner's Sale. NORTH CAROLINA, I Superior Craven County. ( Court. .108E1MI L. HAMN, WILLIAM HARRIS, i Dy virtue oi a judgment rendered at (lie January term, 1901, of the Superior Court of Craven county, N. ('., in tho above entitled action, v, herein the un dersigned was duly appointed r,,iiKin lltid sinner, to make sale of the laud here inafter described, 1 shall expose for .aln and sell ko the highest bidder for eash, at the court house door if snid Craven emiuly, on Mondpy the llth day of tie tuber. A. P., lilt).', at the hour of 12 o'eloek, M., the follov, ing ilesenlied real estate, to-wil: A certain lot or jareel of land situate in the eity of New Item, in saiil slate and county, on the east side of Nfolt's Alley 3nd known and distiu gtiislied in the plan of tho estate of .1. Joshua Scott, deeeased, made by Henry A. Hrownsurveyor, as lot v o. I ?, eon mining N.r feet 14 ineiies fronton hi-otl's Alley by 1 2 feet .1 inehes deep, hounded on the north by l"t N.i. r.'.'l, on the east by lot No. I'ft. on the south hy lot No. 121 on the west by r-eotl's Vlley, more fully deseril'i d in tile deed frmn tleorge H. Fisher and wife lo mi id William Har ris, reeorded in the ollii e of register of deeds for said county, in 1 k No. I 111, folio :ll, lo hit Ii lefereuee is made. This : d cby of ft pteinher, A. I , 1WH?. .1. K. O'llAltA, t 'omin issioner. HARfiWARE lieiri; erU rs, W'nti-r Coolers, Ice ( renin l''ict".cis, Sciven 1). orn.Wia tiow Screens, Oil and ( ik k Stoves, Itanger lino, Cetnoi., I'Iuhi.i, Paints, '. iIk, V'uinuli. I'i iij, Siwh, Doort. I'.iiml , Jnlltry oil all useful nil.ir.l- i'-' hIIv lonml in Up-t - lli,.aii .' U re, .. 1,1 A ll Kli l-'fi ' nil Kinds in - 0I1' 'N(; WTffllAL (lie rt . co Law I IN N ondci Hotel Chef b V. Male for l'url illon ! NOliril (1AROI INA, ruierior craven County. ( Court Pursuant to an order obtained on the 8th day of Hbptemb'r, 100, below the ( lerk of the Superior U urt of Craven County, N. C. in the Special Proceed ing to sell land for division, entitled Edward P. Jonei, Mary K. Sykes, Ann Maria Wilson, Fannie Oats and J. W. Stewart against Suaan Jones, 1 will of fer lor aale and sell to tbe highest bid der for cash, at the court house door in Kew Bern, N. C, on Monday the 18th day of October, 1002, at the hour of lit o'eloek, M.. the following described rtaf estate, ic-wlt: Lying and being situate in ttja-Clly of New Bern said state and county, on th east side ot Brsgg'a alley, beginaiaat the northwest corner of Caroline HUT lot, and running thshce northwardly along the-eastern side of said Uey one hundred and eight (10H (! more or less, to the southern line of-wo lot formerly occupied by Moses D. BUI, deceased, the&oe eastward It along said southern Una seventy-eight (78) leal thence aonthwardlv narallel (with said alley one hundred and eight nvf) loot, more or leas, to the nerthern Bneof said CarullM Hill's lei, thence westwardly Mvntv-ight(?8) teetalong he,linto polntof beginnrrtg. It being the laud IftJieTlssd by laid -ltd ward P. Jones, Mary--. Sykea, Ann Maria Wil son and Fannie Oats, as children, and keirsfckfW.aMttfaer, JaamPar kerJonea,' deceased.' 1 This Vth day of Sapteprbei, H0S. RAPsLuktf-flAKA, .,,1, v. Oomasiasloner. SMmhum,)iULmitf9m4 Mw ftaMral TPMsMM.flf ' - wm uwa Ma mmt$ Ml lA. 'V , t: , . TFPTMIW2 CACV MCFFCTT, t tVlt, LOOt MO, ranrly Msi t4 for anf iWakc aAlMrasa. VuLmmyHV m ta v lid mTllil)l? a !.- lAtumaaMg t h sautii snati is ai new wna any "" ' aai, Miu nsvr tdthaili tmm -1 EJ.kallwooi I