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NEW YORK.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
Mrs. Fred
No. 228 Territorial Street,
"I am pleased to trive my
experience with Wine oi
Caraui as I am very grateful
for its help. After my first
baby was born I could not
seem to regain my strength,
although the doctor gave me
atonic which he considered
very superior, but instead of
getting better I grew weaker
every day. My husband
came home one evening with
some Wine of Cardui and in
sisted that I take it for a week and see
what it would do for me. As he seemed
to have so much faith in it I did take the
1 medicine and was very grateful to find
my strength slowly returning. Ia two
weeks I was out of bed and in a month I
was able to take up my usual duties, I
am very enthusiastic in its praise.'
rTIOTHERHOOD is the noblest duty
II and highest privilege women
' 1 can achieve oraspireto. With
out this privilege women do not
get all there is in life too often they
go through the world discontented,
wrapped up in their own BelfUh cares
and troubles. How different is the
happy mother, watching her children
grow into manhood and womanhood.
A mother lives as many lives as she has
children their joys and sorrow! are
mi nr
WINEofCARDVI
Str. Blanche.
On and after Tuesday, October
28 Hi, 1902, the Hr. Blanche will
sail for Bavboro, Stonewall and
Vandemtic on Tuesday's and Fri
day's nt i o'clock, a. m , returning
Wednesday's and Saturday's.
Freight received for above points
daily.
J. B. ARKNDELL
Agent.
M
The undersigned will make yon
n Tian, or ill direct the use of any
idle money you may have on hand.
Yi nr tecurity absolute
Signed, ISAAC II. SMITIT,
l.'iO Middle r-'t New Bern, N. C
CsplMt, surpln"and iroffi')tMS.o
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Tblt Bank condaotsj fca bntlsMstrpoa
"UD-to-now" methods. 'fkxii
It Is our purpose to deal lastly and
liberally with all.
We carefully safeguard the. I teres ts
nf our customer, Moreorf,l W fre
quently do It unknown to litem; tt op
Dortonltiea often come to us la confiden
tial ways, and you onmn.qrMppeclatri
We ate not dlspoc9 so joverlook the
fact that thf Intereau of OA Bank and
thoM of th people art closely boaad to
: get her, aad caaoot bj any BMaai bi
.eparatad.
, TbU Bank acta aa npoaitarr for.
f Wills, and afdy.kewpaFttMW. tllLtha
4 proper time of surrender. Will also act
;. as the oustodlaa of ney or papm left
with oi Jn escrow, No charge lot these
.''ervtoet, -' T, -t)
' We procure Letters of Credit for to.
. 'loading travollara."" " -
We aim to be protapt, progressive aad
1 liberal. . , : -
la tbt mner of aoeonmodatloai, this
Baok meets every requirement wlthla
; -the llmlta of prudent banking.
If Jon have never baea Idtotlfled with
, us as t patroa, we ask yoa to consider
; th advisability of becoming one,
la tha aarly future, wo propote adding
' a novel, yet lubstaatlal ttarlng Bank
feature to .our already progressiva
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Tor Infanta and Children.
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
T:- -r -fi eoKPnr. new VONR OITT.
VivraLth,
Benton Harbor, Mich.
hers, as art their ambitions,
triumphs and defeats.
Healtny women ao not gol
fer miscarriage nor does
a woman who is healthy
suffer tortures at childbirth.
It is the woman who is ail
ingwho has female weak
nesswho fears the ordeal
of becoming a mother. Wine
of Cardui builds up the wo
manly in a woman. It stops
all unnatural drains and
strains irregularities which are re
sponsible for barrenness and miscar
riage. It makes a woman strong and
healthy and able to pass through preg
nancy and childbirth with little suffer
ing. After the ordeal is passed the
Wine prepares a woman for a speedy
recovery to health and activity.
Wine of Cardui, in re-inforcing the
organs of generation, has made mothers
of women who had given up hope of
ever becoming mothers. Wine of Cardui
will core almost any case of barrenness
except cases of organio trouble. How
can you refuse to take such a remedy
that promises such relief from suffering?
Wine of Cardui simply makes you a
strong woman, and strong, healthy
women do not suffer. They look for
ward to motherhood with joy.
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine of Cardui.
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THB CELEBRATE Den
Garland Wood
Heaters
We are the agent.
Breech Loading, Single and Double
Barrel, Hammerleaa Shot Guns.
Full line Ammunition for Sports
men. Sash, Doors, Blinds,
General Hardware.
r If si"'
' ! VMtr Hotel Chattswka,
Clean, para wholeaome, guaranteed to
be ohemlcally made from distilled wafer
a.d free (rom imparlUea. Bpoolallr in.
tended and prepared for human 000.
Mimptlon. ,
loo deUrered dell (f oept Sundays) )
tmtolpm, ;. Cn
ttanday (retail only)"? a m'to II noon.
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Milwaukee has a bowling club four
of whose member weigh 1,000 pounds,
A 'sparring exhibition ' was recentJT
held in Eanaaa City for the benefit of
a church. - - : : - ?
; Two motor care are now carryinf
passengers betweea Bnlawayo and too
natlyinc district. , , , ;'
Licensee were taken out for 422,803
dog last year In Ireland, the amount
paid being f4268 6ji.
The cholera In Egypt la decreasing.
The latest statistic give 798 a the
total number of case. There have
been 647 deaths.
Twenty year ago the total bitumi
nous coal output of the United States
was about 60,000,000 ton a year,
whereas now It 1 not far from 250,
000,000. An order for 18,000 eight horse plow
to be used for breaking np the virgin
Boll in South Africa has been received
by the Furquhar Agricultural work at
York, Pa.
German manufacturers of machinery
have recently received order for 100
locomotives, representing a value of
t,000,000 marks, which will go to Slam,
Italy, India and Denmark.
A writer In the Bevue de Paris de
clares that many Frenchmen hope that
some day Spain, the most fertile and
most ill governed of European coun
tries, will become French aolL
General Andre, the French, minister
of war. Is seeking to Improve the head
gear of the French army. The present
headgear Is considered to have con
tributed in no small degree to the many
recent cases of sunstroke.'
Among the most interesting feature
of southern Oklahoma are the remain
bf the grass house formerly built by
the Wichita Indians, who to a certain
extent keep up their novel mode of
architecture to the present day.
The criminal court of Bodes, Avey
ron, France, has Just put on record a
decision against two newspapers and
n doctor for calling one Lacombe a
Freemason, "using the term In an In
sulting and defamatory sense."
In the average wages paid to employ
ees the Industry that stands highest
among the large undertakings is that
uf smelting and refining, says Mabln's
Magazine: Here the average for the
IU.CiOU workers Is $051! per worker.
The ivport covering coffee and tea
Importations for the last fiscal year
Intensifies what was shown by the re
port for the year before namely, that
we AmiTieiuis are becoming the great
toffee drinking nation of the world.
Germany lins a new university. Mini
ster, in Westphalia, which now has the
complete number of faculties. For
many years liu::ster was called en"
"academy," us It had only u double
theological faculty. Catholic and Prot
estant, and a philosophical faculty.
The strait of Canso, between Cape
Breton and the mainland of Nova Sco
tia, Is to be bridged. The task is an
immense one, involving great engi
neering dilliculties, and the outlay is
about $5,000,000. The bridge will be
a cuntalever, with a span of 1,800 feet,
the longest In the world.
While In New York Prince Henry
saw and admired a keyless clock
w hich was In course of manufacture.
It was the first timepiece of Its kind.
The prince ordered one, which he will
present to his brother, the kaiser. It
will run continuously for a year with
out the change of battery.
Police pensions in Chicago have been
cut down 20 per cent in compliance
with the law which provides that they
shall be scaled it necessary to meet
the condition of the fund. The pen
sioned widows of policemen are much
distressed over the cut, many of them
having large families to support
Shad were very scarce in Connect!
cut waters this summer, but appeared
in large numbers In the Ohio river, a
profitable catch having been made
Withln'flve miles of Cincinnati. Before
1870 shad were never caught in the
iOhlo river. The first one taken in that
year was considered such a curiosity
that It was sent to tbe Smithsonian In
stitution. An English physician who has been
making a study of disease In' Alaska
reports that cerebro spinal meningitis
Is very prevalent, scorbutus 1 wide
spread, rheumatism Is frequent, pneu
monia Is almost unknown, strange to
bay, and Insanity Is by no mean rare,
Ills report indicates that a vigorous
bhyslque Is required to resist the Alas
kan climate.
f A research steamer belonging to the
Norwegian government 1 recently car
ried on In tbe North tea sotne elperl
koental fishing which yielded Impor
tant result. In three day 117 halibut
had 800 largo cod were caught at a
Iflepth of 200 ' fathoms, thus proving
the existence Of largo quantities of.
these fishes at a time of the year when
they are not to be fdund on the coast
MKorway. '
' Tbt Botanical Gatette states that the
magazine known a "Contribution to
the United State National Herba
rium" ha been transferred from the
department of agriculture to the Na
tional museum, with an Increased apv
Sroprlatlon of 17,000, thus enabling the
mseum to hire an editorial assistant
hod an artist and to republish certain
valuable number that bar long been
out of print " " "'' 1
The skull 'of a'prchlstorlc man was
Hag up on a farm p.r. Lansing. Kan.,
borne weeks,, ag jipilor ,well, defined
strata of earth and rock, tbe scien
tist who bar examined It aroiof th
opinion that the man to whom It be
longed lived during th . glacial period,
brobably 36,000 year ago. If this Is to,
the ."Ursiag skulk; at It Jjai.beea;
named, furnishes 'the first . tangible
proof of the exlstanc of prehistoric
btan In America, though such remain
bar been found In various putce to
DISTRESSING STOMACH DEEASB,
Permanently cured by tha masterly
power of ."Bocth Avibjcas Nairn a
Toinc," Invalid need suffer ao lonrer,
because this great remedy can cur them
alL It la a ear for th whole world of
stomach weakness and lnV" ,ron. Tt
eurber!ns wlth thefliTt bv .o. Tbi re
lief It bilngs 1 marvelous aad lui pii ,
T , make ao failure) BevrjdInrpoluU.
Mo matter how long you bte suffered,
your cur la certain mukr t " i;eof this
great helth p'vlr foro. I'lntaatit and
alwi'vs sure," Bold tjyO, I"1' UrmUiain,
It- t
IFOR" f HE " HOUSEWIFE
I, . '1 W ,11 n.n. . '
:- i As IWfMtu M IMfekeMka,
la this ag of Inspectors, health offl
!er and various other officer it may
Ajrovuuiyi vvua iv ug,g,i win, , w
Did yon ever look for your dishcloth
aE wnjUUUUKS UB IBU UUU V n
Ullsmelllng tump? pernaps yon
iva not. hnt there are dozens of DeoDle
who have. I have compared note with
them, and this is my reason for sug
gesting an inspector to go. from house
to .house, seeing to it thai this import
tant article Is not neglected.
I think one reason for carelessness is
.the fact that we use "any old thing.!
jfor a dishcloth, thinking that it can be
burned np when badly soiled. A good
way to avoid this Is to have square
of coarsely woven toweling, neatly
hemmed,' then have it understood that
these are to be washed and scalded
carefully after each dishwashing and
'hong where they will dry sweet and
'clean. Crumpled newspaper will clean
your stove and the bottom of vessels
nrhen they are blacked, so tbe cloths
(need never get beyond redemption on
completely worn out.
If this warning seems nseless to tne
ilder housekeepers please think that it
as meant for those who have not yet
d the time to acquire the knowledge
t you have gained by jour long
'ears of experience. Lulv Linton In
dies' World.
Cabaua Chicken.
Cut up chicken as for a fricassee.
ry each piece and dip in beaten egg
nd roll in cracker dust, season with
(pepper and salt and fry each piece
ery brown in half butter ana hair
lard. When browned, add cup of hot
ater, cover and simmer half an hour.
'hen take out chicken and put on
late in warming oven. Have ready a
bowl of rice cooked in the following
manner: One cupful of rice washed in
611 waters, the more the better,
ten well washed, pour over it two
'quarts of hissing hot water, add a tea
spoonful of pure sweet lard aid two
jteaspoonfuls of salt Let It boll rapid
ly for fifteen minutes or until tender;
some rice takes a few minutes longer.
Stir but once, and when perfectly ten
der drain at once through a coarse
'sieve, put into the frying pan which
the liquid chicken has simmered In,
add two tomatoes (canned or fresh)
chopped fine and a chili pepper, also
chopped fine. Toss all together lightly
with a fork. Pile in the center of plat
ter and lay around It the pieces of
fried chicken. Garnish with parsley.
Rural New Yorker.
Hlnta About Lamps.
Lamps are generally supposed to
spell danger, and as we are not all able
to afford the massive standard lamps
In our rooms here are a few . hints
which insure safety in the use of
cheaper lamps:
A table stand for a round bottom
lamp can be boxlike in shape, the exact
A Mill
L&mfiholder
LdmJ)hMer
TO arUBD AGAINST ACCIDENT.
depth of the lamp, which Is slipped In
la hole through the top cut the size of
jits greatest width. This stand can be
stained or decorated as desired, and If
wished the sides can be arched or cut
Into fretwork.
I An easily made stand for a passage
lamp has a straight wooden back and
Ui.nHnff sides. It hangs from copper
ping fixed in the back or ha plain
hole bored. In this stand the lamp
also fits through a hole in the bottom.
By using these easily made stands all
'danger of upsetting the lamp is done
away with, and a lamp that has lost
Its pristine freshness, so to speak,
gains a new lease of good looks when
blaced in a stand which can be prettily
and artistically decorated.
Fabrics Out th Ptotaraa. .
Tbe fancy for fabric wall covering
Which people of wealth are Indulging
in to a considerable extent make it a
difficult matter to bang picture with
out injuring the costly substitute for
wall paper. A young matron who ha
recently taken possession of a new
house, the room walla of which are
fabric covered, solved the picture ques
tion in a satisfactory manner. She
transformed a large square hall Into a
'picture gallery. Tbe pictures were
lung Closely together, and as they
Comprise a well selected collection tha
gallery is a very interesting and at
tractive place, especially at night, when
softly shaded Incandescent bulbs fur
nish the Illumination.
Imitation Stalmcd Glaaa.
Imitation stained glass, which may
be turned to good account for flower or
landscape tablets -to be hung before
windows to add, in addition to any. at
traction of the design, color vivacity
to a room, may be executed by cover
ing tha glass with a thin film of turpen
tine and painting on this in tarnish col.
'or, somewhat thin. The glass 1 to be
placed In a warm, dry place for a few
slays." ' ' Tbe design may be placed be
neath th glass or outlloed on It face
by. mean of transfer paper and a
'tracer. ' . ' " ... ,
i;i.;..'.j-.; V ' . .-
..r : Wewtfc- Kaowlaar. , ,..'
., beautiful mother of pearl surface
can be given to article of glass, card
board or wood by applying to them
with a brash an extremely thin Coating
bf a strong solution of salt mixed with
(dextrin. Other beautiful hues, may be
Obtained by adding to tha salt solution
either sulphate" of magnesia, acetate of
Soda or sjolphat of tin. . '
:;"T:i::k HUUon Voice. .117
" Could hardly axpretl th Ihtnti of
Boater Hall, of West Point, I. Listen
whyt A, severe cold had settled oahd
lungi, causing a most obstinate cough.
Several physicians said' he hadooniump.
Uoa,hut could aot help him. Wbea all
thought hs wis, doomed ha began to use
Dr. King' Few Discovery for Coniump
tlr a and writes "It oomplolu'y cure!
me and saved my life, I now we'rh T 1
lbs." It's positively gnar' ' ' r
Coughs, Colds snd Lnnj tm i. 1,,. a
r."o. "d tl.H. Ti'.J b' ' f t C. D
4p
"tadoM4 tke Kins;' Cendact,.','
Headers at. the Sketch, will recollect
that on the occasion jof tbe recent visit
nf the king and queen to the Isle of
Man aa illustration of the royal party,
Winding Half Caine, who acted as
lcerone, 'was published. In that pho
tograph there Is a picture of a small
boy srearlng his hat He Is Derwent,
th younger son of sir. and Mrs. Calne,
and is tea year old. Only he and tbe
Marquis de Soverah the Portuguese'
embassador, remained covered In the
'presence of the king, tbe marquis be
cause he does fealty to another sov-
"I KEPT MX BtlM ON THB KINO."
ereign and Master Derwent for a rea
son of bis own, which came out when
the photograph had been printed and
be was looking at it with his mother.
"Derwent," she said, "why didn't you
take your hat off? Didn't you see that
all the gentlemen did so?" "Yes, moth
er," be replied, "but I kept my eye on
the king, because I knew whatever he
did would be all right, so when he kept
his hat on it would be right enough for
me." London Sketch.
The Human Lottery
"Ala, Uonlr I wor bMtlfal
how happy lift would b."
Many a forlorn maid hat Mid this as th
looked ij) to the mirror. For beauty women
have sacrificed home, love and friends. It Is
the one possession In the lottery of human
life which women would not refuse
. . BR AD FIELDS
Female Regulator
for young riris on tha threshold of womaa
hood, hat been InYmlnabl. When they ba
come pale and languid, the eves dull,
aching Dead, feet ana hands cold, appetite
gone or abn )rmal, obstructed periods end
painful raenaea. ana tneir system general
it run aowa, tney neea ou
their blood needs eteeneine:.
BredAeld's Female Regulator tor women
ia particularly reluable and useful owing
tolts tonic properties to build up the sys
teen, and aa a reaTuUior of tee menstrual
Sows. Painful obstructed aod suppressed
menstruation permanently relieved and ell
ahwasaa peeulier ao her genital organs are
cured by it.
Regulator clears the complexion, bright
ens the eye, sharpens the appetite, remorse
suddy aaq blotched ooodllloos of the skin
endouresWokheeeteohetoaoertainty by
remorlng the causa.
Ot druggists I.OperjMrttle.
Perfect Health (or Women " Is free end
will be aaaOea on receipt of address.
THt BtraDPIILORfOOLATOaCO.
a, . ; iiaain, 0-
EArVTEItff
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE
AND
0 d Doffludop Steamship Co
TBtlgHT fcPASSlHQER,
For All Point tforth.
to' sail at' S n. in'. Honda
Tf eanwuoy aav r may.
-fTpff&t: Ocracoke
t)n'lTnesdays,.'l'hundays and Ba)ur
rtS.f'Treli'ht received not later
thka inaJTonr pretion to sailing.
"For farther fnformation applj to
H.G;Wrb8trt.Gn.Trt.4 PascAict
ci-"fn-tfl
rAinrlnlotiittjr'i Sale of JLind.
ThosF.WcCsrthy Administrator of
Charltj Ambroaa, deceased
'. .- 'vw art m
Joha Borden, Kitty Bill, t all. '
B vino of aa order of the Superior,
Oonrl of Crarea ooantjr made Ul the
Sth day of December 1901 la the ahoy
entitled actios, 1 will oa lb Bis day of
January: 1808 at th Gourt Hons door
la lb City of Jtew Bern, K. O. at IS
o'clock as. offer lot sal the following
de scribed tract of land to auk asste,to
will Ia No. Township, near RlTer
dale, beginning at a llghtwood stake at
th nd of Hotsepsa Breach, near the
edx of the Beaufort Road, which leads
betweea Beaufort end New Bern, and
run with said mad to the wood road,
snd with the said Wood Ttosd to the
Great Branch, thenoe w I Lhsnld Great
r ranch to t r "nth of Horsepen
I ran 1, en ' iih t Id Horsepen Branch
to t) n. Less about 63 sores
I ' '' yey 1 by Ci.arl'r Ambrose
toJuunbti a s 1 others. The tract
to be sold s 1 to cutaln about 19 acre
Bn) or b'l-S. T" s of sle C" h.
'ililsB.ht! to! 1 1 .
i . i . . V,
uvsohetftiled
,!. !? leatlfk? cempojbni atade'
ar esatea ner pohwns. tt rlfias
I. Vr" ff "sasse. ayeew cen uu KnuunAtlUK with
tats safety. Uses net lajure the l(esthrs ergam.
Fu)aasos,aa.As.ls,W(B. -Oentleme
tI btsaa to auCer front
rheumatism about three years ago, and
had it vary bad In my limbs. At time
I oould kardly walk. Was treated by
a physician without benefit. More than
a year ago, htr. Ooorse Wileoo, en sngt
Baer en the Coast Line, Mrlng ia nop
enoe, told me that "BasTraiMroa'
eured him. I got a bottle and it bette
attedj me. I took five bottle aad am'
now as well aa I ever was la my lite.
i regara xuiacsiAcrDB" as a (rest
medloin.
1 know of others tt ha
cured.
Truly,
8. T. BUBOH.
Sold by Druggists. Will be sent
Bobbin Chemical Co., .
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS
1UW OS SALS'
VIA
To all the principal Winter
Resorts, at
VERT LOW RATES.
The Fesorts of the
Foutli, Southeast and Southwest;
Cuba, California and Mexico
offer many inducements to the tourist.
Some Prominent Resorts
A re &t. Augustine, Falm Beach, Miami,
Jacksonville, Tampa, Brunswick, Sa
vannah, Thomasville, Charleston,
Columbia, Aiken, Augusta, Pine
hurst, Oamden, Summervllle,
Asheville, Hot Springs,
"THE LAND OF THE BUY,"
And "Sapphire Country."
TICKETS ON HALE
Up to and including April 80, 1908, lim
ited to return until May 81, 1903.
8TOP-OVER8
Allowed at important points.
THRJCJGH SLEEPING CARS
of the highest standard between princi
pal cities and resorts.
Dining Cab Sbrvich Unexcelled.
Ask nearest Ticket Agent for copy of
"Winter Homes in Bummer Lands."
W A TURK, B H HARD WICK,
Pass.Traf Mgr, Gen.Pass.Agt,
Washington, D. C.
V. M. SimmOBB, A. D.jWara
SIMIONS tt WARD,
ATTORNEY aal COCNSELOBS at
LAW.
aw aicsiBSt, . c.
Office Removed across Street to becosfd
Story of No. 69 (above Telegraph Of-
flee) South Front Street, next to
Hotel Chattawka,
Practice In the counties of Craven,
Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pamli
co and Wake. In the Supreme and Fed
eral Courts, and wherever service are
aestraa.
P. H. Pelletter,
ATTORNEY AT LATT,
Middle Street, Lawyers Brlea
Balldlag.
Will oraetlee Ia tha Counties ot C.-av
Carteret' Jones, Onslow aad Pamlico. O.
Uourt at Hew Berne as Saareaee Oowrs
Notice of Summons,
NORTH CAROLINA, ) Before the
Craven County. Clerk. i
Thomas F. McCarthy, Administrator
of Tenus Simmons, dee'd
VB.
Lavina Hatch, Mary Hatch, Cenus
Simmons, Zenus Dewey, Adeline
Dewey and Edward Dewey.
The defendants, Zenus Dewey, Ada
line Dewey and Edward Dewey, will
take notice that a special proceedings
entitled as above has been oommenoe
before the clerk ot the Superior court
oi uraven county to sell htna to tnaJce
assets, that the said defendants will
further take notice that they are requir
ea to appear oetore tne clerk of th sais
county at the county court house In New
Bern, N. 0., on th 18th day of Decem
ber, 902, and aoswsr or demur to tbe
petition ot the petitioner In this proceed,
Ing or the petitioner win apply to tad
oonrt lor tne relief tumandsa in said
petition.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Snperlor Court.
Directory of tbe Malls' tt the New
Bera Post pfflce.
Mall for all points North, South 'and
West vis A. A N. a B. B. snd A. C
Line close at 640 a. m.
Mall for n point East fla A. A N. 0
R. B. cloe at o:W p. bv ,v v
Mad for all point North and West
Tl A. A H, 0. K. B. dose at fcOO p. as.
Mall for Oriental, Maateo, Elisabeth
Oltr ana Norfolk, via. Btr, Neusa oloae
at)p,m.n,, y Jfv)
MaU for Orients!, KanteO, UlsebeU
Cltr and Norfolk via Btr. Oeraook close
at S:80 p. ra. .
'-' ' . 1" teait' otma. r ,
Mail for OlTmpja, Qraatsboro. Bay
bo ro, Btoaewall, Vaadermer and Orien
lal oloae at 6M a. as; - ,
, Man for Bellatf, Llnui, Oeddy, Chip
and Dobbi oioea at fe80 aw Ba. fji ".v-
Man for Askla, anlZorsV Wasp
and Vaaoeboro olose at liOO p. at,
Man for Whltford close at 10 p. uj :
.- V , ' Bstmocb W. Hiaooca, P. M. '
n
fir V'ef''wr?at mo
IUII IIUWUWI
i uasis el narphlae.
titulars on home a
li:ia
'ilws.-
.i J ( So
f (aUlIiaUaula tteerr ..
SoutherD Railway
ireew note, herbs and barks-con ti as
tha hkead and removes the causes of
DABLia-gTox, 8.C,, Aug. Uth, UCtt.
Gentlemen r-About two years ago I
bad a Tery aerere attack of inflamma
tory rheumatism. I suffered great pain
aod was oonfined to my bed for Are
weeks. During the time I waa treated
by two Physicians without permanent
relief. Oapt, Harker, a ooDduotor on
the Atlantic Coast Line heard of my
condition and sent me two bottles of
"RaarrmoiDa" I began to take it
and in a week I got up and walked on
crutches. After taking three bottles of
the remedy I got entirely well and
went back to my business.
I personally know of a number of
other bad eases that were cured by the
use ef your medicine, in this town and
Tlcinity. It Is all that you claim for It.
Truly, J. L. 8I8KR0N.
express paid on receipt of i .oo.
. Baltimore, Id., U. 5. A.
A. & N. C. R. R.
TIHS TABLE NO. '2H
To Take Effect Sunday, Nov . i), 1902
at 7:05 A. M., E. h T.
Going Eatt Bohkuclk (ioing West
No. 8 Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv. p m stations: r. a m
8 30 Goldeboro 11 06
8 59 LaGrsnge 10 88
4 28 .Kineton 1018
6 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv 9 00
5 60 Lv. ' Ar 8 87
7 16 At. Morehead oity Lv. . 7 05
No. 6,
Passenger
Train
No. ,
I'HHfX'Dgur
Train.
DAIl.Y.
Lv. a. St, Ar, P, M
8 00 (ioldsboro 8 80
8 18 Boat'B 8 08
8 26 LaGrango 7 57
8 87 Falling Greek 7 47
8 48 Klnston 7 87
0 02 Oaswell 7 25
9 18 Dover 7 17
80 Core Creok 7 00
9 89 Tuscaxora 0 50
66 Clarke 6 48
10 10 Ar. Now Born, Lv. 6 80
No. 1.
DAILY EXCEIT No. 2.
SUNDAY 2d Class
Ar, p m
. . Goldsboro 540
2d Class.
Ijv, a m
S 00
6 83.
Beet's 5 00
'00 LaG range 4 85
iu railing: areea ail
8 80 Kins ton
S 40 oaswell
2 45
2 88
9 42 Dover
2 10
1 12
12 48
18 40
12 10
10 07 core Greek
10 82 Tusoarora ..
10 68 dark's
1125 Ar. New Bern. Lt
No. 9,t 1 I No.
10
Freight BTsTloRg: Freight
Only. I I oDy.
- A. II.
180 Lv. New Bern Ar 10 45
8 18 Kiverdalo 10 10
80 Oroatan 0 58
8 41).' Havelock 9 40
8 09 Newport, Lv 9 00
8 20 WUdwood 8 47
88 Atlantic 8 88
8 66 . .Ar. Morehead oity, Lv 8 20
4 09 . .Ar. M. oity Depot, Lv 7 80
a . m,
'Monday. Wedneeday and Friday.
fTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
B. A. NEW LAND, Q. p. A.
Master Transportation.
Atlantic Coast Line.
WlLMINGIOH & NKW BeRHK It. K.
TIME TABLE NO. 5,
laEffeot Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1898,:Daily
Except Sunday.
Going South I bohkovu: I Going North
No. 83, Passenger Trains No. 62,
Lt. a m, stations: Ar. p m,
00 New Berne 6 40
M ....Pollocksvllle 6 04
01 MaysvUle 4 49
IUI Jacksonville 4 18
1808
Wilmington, I
Union Depot
LS1B ...Ar. Wilmington: Lv. ... 8 86
m p,
No. 8, Pasbknobb A Fbriout No. 1
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednee
day and Friday. Leae New Berne Tueev
oar, Tnnraday and Saturday.
A M Ar. p M
T80 Lv. Wilmington, Ar 1 46
840 Scott's Hill 18 66
80 Woodaide 1815
WW HollyTldge 11 40
1011 Diion 10 61
11 80 Verona 10 80
is wo Jacksonville. 945
1880 Northeast. 8 66
8166 Whlteoak 8 80
1 80 MaysTiUe 8 06
116 PorTocksville 7 80
1 68 Debruhl's 6 88
140 Ar. New Borne. Lv 000
"Daily Bxeept uvnday.
J, R KENLY,
General Manarer
klA44 . bo YEARS'
t- VEXPERIENCE
at
"at
TftAn Mamta
DeaioNa
4 'rise'
CofvnioHTa Aa
anfrme senmni s ikelMi ana OwcrlTiOon uin
tuloklr eacertalu our uplnloa free whether en
' BDTenlWm Is probably jNOeri table. Cnaimunio.
ttouaatrletlreouftCeiitlaL Tlandhonkaa Heteata
' sent free. UMaat aaenor for smrtrajReteata
Patenie taken tbrotuth Menu A (Je reoef 1
tMtatiasMwlllMeaebaretathe
Scietttinc JTtncricasu
t haiiesceillr tthstrate emehlr. I .irises et
. Matlon of any actanLlfle toumal Terms, tS a
re'! four months, L AVM Isy aB aewsdeekwa.
Harlnv this day Qualified as laeentor
of the last will aad testament of Mar
garet A. Holland, aotloe la hereby given
to U creditors of my testatrla to present
their claim to the lnderslgned Xzeoa
tnr for payment oa ot before th (th day
of November, 1908. ot this aotloe WtU be
d leaded la bar of their reooverv. All dot
eons Indebted to the estate will pleat
make Immediate settlement of the
am.
ThU the Oth cay of Not. 190J. - - ' . . ;
li. a HOLLA ND, '
" " Kxecutor.
D f laMlhSOl
1 rfJtUXrUKI
Dissolution of Partner
ship. t
The partnership heretofore SXlltlng
between P. A. WUlls snd W. A- Mcln
' b under tin firm name of Willi and
vi. Imoh has been this day dlssolfei by
mutual consent and the retirement of P.
A. Willis, he having sold his Interest to
Eugene H. Williams who Is hit succes
sor. ;
This Nov. 13th, 1902.
P. A. WILLIS,
W. A. MclNTOSH.
McINTOHH & WILLIAMS MACHINE-
SHOPS.
The business of Machinists and Fonn-
dert heretofore conducted on Craven
Btreet, New Bern, N. O. by Willis and
Mcintosh will hereafter be carried on
by W. A. Mcintosh, and Eugene H. Wil
liams, under the firm name of Mcintosh
and Williams.
This Nov. 13th, 1908.
W. A. MclNTOSH,
EUGENE H. WILLIAMS.
Real Estate For Sale.'
On Monday the 6th day of Januarv
1903. at 12 m., I will seU at publlo auo
tton at court house for cash to the hlrh-
eat bidder the following real estate In
New Bern, N. O., lot No. 55, on west
side of Craven street, bounded on tha
north by lot known ss the Cox lot, on
the west by:HoteI2Hazelton lot.'on the
south by brick bulldtngjknown Tas ma
chine shops, being the house and lot In
which J. R. Jones now resides. The
sale is made by order of court to make
assets F. P. DUFFT,
Guardian.
Notice.
A certificate of stock No. 897 for on
share of stock of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company having been
lost or mislaid, notice ,1s hereby given
that application will be made to the
above named for the Issue to the under
signed for a duplicate certificate In lieu
of the one loBt or mislaid.
Mrs. S. C, Scbbobdkb,
Administrator of Thomas H. Allen, (de
ceased). I. L. WABD,
Attorney at Law,
74 Bo. Front St.Opp. Hotel Chattawka'
NEW BEEN, N. O.
Craven County Attorney.
Circuit, Craven, Jones,,OnsIow, Cart,
eret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenoir, and the
Bupreme and Federal Courts,
. A. Qreen , Pres. BJ. H. Meadowe, V.rhM)
B. If. GroTea, Cashier.
CITIZEWsF BAJfJE,
or iiirw natiusr, nr. o.
Doing (General Banklnf Business
March 1, 1901, Surplus and Dndivi-
,ded Profits, $18,000.00.
Prompt and careful attention given to
all business entrusted to us. Aocount
received on favorable terms.
Board of Directors.
rerdlnand Cinch E. H. Meadows,
Ohaa. Dnftv Jr.
Bamnel W. I pock
Chaa. H. IMwier,
J. W. Grainger,
. W. Smailwood
James Bedmond,
Merer Hahn,
Thomas A. Creen,
O.B.Fov.
eo. n. iTes,
w . w. urooaen.;
Mark Disoswsy.
127 Middle Ht
Fall line of Drags and Medicines.
Perfumes, Toilet Soaps, etc., also the
following Mineral Waters: Matchless
Mineral Spring, Buffalo Llthia, Hunny
adi Janos, Hunyadl Maty, Carbana,
Veronica, Apenta, Bed Raven Splits,
Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes,
Pasterlne Tooth Paste.
COLUMBIAN INSECTICIDE.
Creolum, the Great Disinfectant and
Bed Bug Destroyer.
Brom-Ohloralum
A sure PREVENTATIVE of Infection of
contagion of DIPHTHERIA A SMALL
POX.
Physiolans'.Prescrlptlonj specialty.
Executrix Jfotiee.
Having qusllfted.as IBzeontrU of U
last will and testament of Graham
Daves, I hereby notify all person hav
ing claims against Estate of ald Gra
ham Daves, to present tame to under
signed for payment on or before Nov
ember 10th 1908. All persons Indebted
to said estate will please make Imme
diate payment. S
This Sth day of November 1908.
JANE DAVES HUGHES,
Executrix of Graham Graves,
Notice of Partition.
NORTH CAROLINA, ) In the!
Hernys Pharmacy,
umavsm uoujitt ) BuperloT Court. ,
Katie E, Sn wifcaaland . it1 r
opeaoer, uarna VT. cole, tad "
-husband. T. E. Cnla. ' -V
ToT. E.Cole
Too will take aoUoa that aa actios '
entitled a shor aa beea coasatsnced
la tha Bonarla (Vm Afn.a.... . ...
tor partition of eartala real property n ;
" SrS? 8WIBy. North Carollns, ' ,
I1!v.fu11? 0criD,d .'n tht petitloa , ,
filed In th boot entitled ease, and yoa
will further tak notlo that yoa are rs- ' ,
anlraat tn anryae hefa Ht a
.1 -Kr WBV Maw VWIB Ul UIOJ i'- '
Superior Oonrt of said County, st his of-
aav aw aaiw V1.J U4 ilVW MiHTH OU in BOta 4
day ot December 1909 at 11 O'clock a. m.
"d ," or demur to th petition
UedUsWdaotloa,orttv plaintiff till
annlv tA tha fWwirt tnm ka mII j..a 1 .
- - . - w aaawa iieiliailia .
ed la said petitloa. ,
inis u isia aay or noremDer, 1903,
' : W. 1C WATBON, ,
;,v.(',!,;.-: . , - O.B.Q,
.' 1 1 Btaw On Swt Raanear
fetta obtthne oollIt nan bj Fr-y-I' ' "'