rM!SCl5LIVAlW
tiumi(wsiiiirf4 Sale of
fc7CT' Ji'i&leS&i li IS
, f Tk Critic. . - k -
CHOICE
iaa They sly it wsa a case of lor
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AYcffetabiePreparallcnForAs-
slrrulatir.3 ireFcxrtandBegula
luuj theSSomedBcndUcwelsor
Promotes Digestton.Cheerfuir'
ness andRest.Contains neither
Smim.Mcf phine norlincMl.
OTXAHOTIC.
MhJM
Aperfecl Remedy forConslipa-
uuii. ouur oiuutttcii.uuurouea
Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish
ness and Loss or Sleep.
Fac Simile Signature of ,
NEW YDBK. .
tXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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MISS ROSE OWENS,
No. 720 SeTentoenth St.,
If everv suffering'
hu the same (xpericace with
Win of Cardui that I had,
your medicine will be mot
popular. About a year ago
I began to have a worn out
tired; feeling with lasthuds,
paint in the back and head
which kept increasing every
month. 1 felt that Inecded
something, but to get the
right medicine was the trou
ble. I finally decided on
your Vine of Cardui and only needed to
take three bottlei when I was fully re
covered.
m
IHEN Misa Rose Owons, who
has a responsible position in
the Government service at
Washington. D. C. decided to
try Wine of Cardui, she made a wise
choice. Over a million women hare
been relieved of female weakness by thia
same Wine of Cardui. It is not a
strong medicine but may be taken every
day in the year by any woman with
benefit. It does not force results, but
corrects derangements of the menstrual
organs. It strengthens the nervous
system, gives tone to the bodily func
tions, acts' directly on the genital
organs, and is the finest tonic for wo
men known to the science of medicine.
WINE of CARD
THE "CELEBRATED
Garland Wood
Heaters
We'are the agent.
Breech Loading, Single and Double
liarrel, Hammerless Shot Guns.
Full 'line Ammunition for Sports
men. 8a ah, Doors, Blinds,
General Hardware.
'Jnde Motel Chattawka,
The Farmers & Merchants
BANK.
foaltMl. Surnlna ana trafltl ill.lM.oa
ATMIfMfh, 01J
What We Have Pom, Do, nd
WUrGratlntM to Do.
This Baak conducts IU business upon
nrt-tA.tinrr-aitthfvll- A.'
It Is omr purpose to. deal Juitly aad
liberally with ail,.- - " 1
We care fully safeward the Interests
of our customers! Moreover, we fre-
' qaently do It uakaown to them; as op i
portonitles often some to ai la eon Aden.
tUl ways, and yon cannot over-appeclate
sues coDsioerBiiou.
- Wear sot disposed to overlook the
, fact thai the Interests Of the Baak and
- those of the beopia are closely Donna to-
- Thi wn -eoM as repositorr ror
' Villi an4 af elf .keep thera . till the
' proper time of wrrender. Will alao act
U toe oaatoaiaw oi raowey or papers ion
- with tw lit atoraw, Ho charge
lorti
' lervioav r'' ''''s-' -
We procure Ltttcri of Credit fof la
tending traveller.
We aim to be prompt, progressive nd
k In the matter of accommodation, tblt
Bank meet every requirement wlthla
tha limits of nradent banklna. .
.. If von have never been Identified with
s as a patron, w ask yon to consider
the advlaaWllty of becoming one.
' la the early f utnre, we propose ddlng
a lovel. yrt sulistuttlal Hartnrs Bank
j feature io,juj oireauy prugt..iT am
U Jltloa.
JONMMOtMNk
Elkfaoi
?1
- For infants and Children. :
i ii i i
The Kind. You4 Have
t Always Bought
Bears
Signature
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WASHINGTON. D. C.
If von are a suffering wo
man we would say to too
that Wine of Cardui seldom
fails to completely core any
cue of female ills. We say
emphatically, it never fails
to benefit. Every day hun
dreds of sufferers are writing
to oar Ladies' Advisory De
partment. The letters are
opened by persons compe
tent to give advice. Mrs.
Jones was cored br follow
ing the advice which was freely given
her by the Ladies' Advisory Depart
ment. Miss Owens was cured without
advice by just buying a 11.00 bottle of
Wine of Cardui from her druggist and
taking this great medicine in the pri
vacy of her home. No doctor's ex
amination, treatment or advice is nec
essary. You have read what these two
cored women have written. Is this not
enough to lead yoa to determine to be
rid of suffering?
August 18, 1900, Mrs. W. H. Jones,
of Cameron, Mo., writes:
"I suffered terribly at monthly periods
for three yean. I would tomrthnn ro for
seven months with no flow at all. Now
I have my health back again and am
t spavlliig to bs confined in January. 1
VI
A million suffering women
have found relief in
Wine of Cardui.
Execution Sale.
Pursuant to an execution In my hands
in a certain dower proceeding lately
pending before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Craven Countv, entitled Z. D.
Toler and wife, vs. Elizabeth Morris
widow of S. E. Morris et al. I will ex
doss to sale for Cash at the Oonrt House
1 door In Craven County on Monday the
Oth day of Feornary 1908, all the right
title and Interest of Jesse W. White
hunt and Nancy L. Whftehorst his
wife,. Id a certain tract of land situated
In Craven County on Little Swift Creek
adjourning the lands of A. Purify and
Stephen Toler being sixty three acres
more or less, alto one tract In said conn
tv In Big Fork adjoining the land of W
f Toier, f u Normans ana U H Blakrty.
containing 184 acres more or leu, It be
ing tie tame land oi which tne sal a a.
B. Morris was seised and poateaaed at
the time of hi death to satisfy said si
ecutloa.
December M 1901.
J, W. BIDDLK, .
Sheriff.
IGB
0B HOKB VBS
dean, par wholesome, guaranteed to
oe onemieaur maa rrom aisuuea
a-d free from Imparities. Specially in
tended aad prepared for hnrnan CJn.
sumption.
Ice delivered dally (exoupt Sundays) g
aaitotpm.
Sunday a (retaU only) T a mo It noon.
ror pros l ana otnerniormaviou, ...
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New Berne Ice Co.!,
Good
one
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5lHi10NS ft WARD,'.
ITTOKXIl sal COCXSXLOKS
4 LA 7 ' ' . ' '1
Offle Bemrrved across Street to beeond
Story of No. 08 (above Teiograpa Ul- -l
t (Ice) South Front 8treet, rxt to
,'4 f Ilot4 Chattswla, ?,, "J '.
Practice In the counties of Cravr i,
Duplin, Jones, Ontlow, Carteret ra ui
0 and Wake, In th Supreme and fed
eral Courts, and wherever services ars
deelred. ' '
s f Know Ona But Romany .
ttotat!iuitey)4, .Ittaatnabirjnjr Maara,
La.
M
m u tut
w
nijf' Use
W For Over
Thirty Years
tfce Mt MxtecBtli of a 8eeoa4. r
If one grain of aand on toe ahore or
the ocean were lost and seientlstawere
to upend tears in trying to find it, they
would be attempting a task resembling
that to which leuaing astronomer or
England' and France are now devoting
themservea-v One-sixteenth of a aecond.
te missing, and no one enn' tell where
ha gone. ..Between the .Bun'e time
aa recorded at Greenwich, and as un
derstood at Paris there Is that brief
and -'seemingly unimportant dlacrep-
anqy, . No expense la being spared to
trace the missing fraction, A special
bulldlnor has been erected at Pari.
costly instruments Installed, a corps of
mathematicians engaged, and a procese
that may take years ta complete, has
been commenced, I'he; vnaccuracy is
more important than iwlji appear to
the lay mind. Longitude la calculated
pn the bast of Greenwich time. It de
termines the boundaries of many coun
tries. A slight variation: of time may
change the nationality of thousands of
people. " The pursuit off the missing,
fraction of a second ir therefore of.
worldwide Importance. We, stall, all be
much relieved when it has bees foond,
for then not a grain of the songs w
time will be missing. Toronto Mall
and Empire.
Tribe of Eskimos Found,
The remnant of a remarkable and
hitherto lost tribe of Eskimos has re
cently been discovered on Southampton
island, at the extreme norxl( end. Of
Hudson pay. It is said that,nnt3fre-'
cently these people .have never" bad an
opportunity of seeing K
Their huts are built of the greaj
or whales, covered mxa auna. 10100,
middle Is an elevation, on, h)ch.lfl a
stone lamp used for lighting, heating,
cooking, melting- snow Sp4 orrlng.
clothes. - The lamp is only a oish, of
whale oil in which is pi Of dry.
moss. Indeed the whale IS tha Kuet,
means by which these people lire, the
bones being utilized for making plates.
cups and sledges, but they also use
sledges of walrus tusks, with deer an
tlers for CTosspleces. The tribe la al
most extinct, as only some sixteen are
left: They speak a dialect peculiar to
themselves and are very da rug hunt
ers. A Tender Hemrted Girl.
Softer than swnnsdown was her
heart, more tender than spring tints1 In
the sky.
She could not bear to give pain to
any Uvlog thing.
As they walked through the woods
such was his lore that he went first
and brushed away the spider webs
with his face.
AH about them lay the beauties of
nature and the habitations of civiliza
tion.
Seel" he cried, pointing to a forest
giant "See!"
And on It she saw a graven heart
with their names cut Inside it
Oh, cruel, cruel!" she wept. "Our
engagement Is broken. I would not
marry a monster who thus inflicts pain
on"
Whst!" he cried. "Whst have I
done that is so cruel?"
You hare cut a live oak tree!"
A
Ralnmaklna Canaona.
Storm cannons are very commonMn
Italy now along the southern slopes of
the Alps, where damage from haO-
storms during harvest time is always
Imminent says the Argonaut They
aro the invention of a Padua firm.
They look like a huge megaphone, and
they are sot, with their wide moot us
gaping skyward, beside little houses
that look like sentry boxes. .When they,
are fired, they boom like "sure enough1
cannons, but instead of a ball or shell!
or other similar projectile they emit ai
ring of smoke which grows larger and
larger as It ascends until at last be-.
fore it breaks It is big enough to sur
round a ten acre field. Instead of hall
only rain falls when the guns are psed.
and damage to crops is prevented. .
madlrtaa Mail.
Tho postofBce department has pre
pared a set' of ' statistics, says the,
Springfield Republican, which amount!
to an Indictment against every fourth
person In the country for misdirecting;
maa The department handled 10,951,-1
437 pieces of mail last Sear which were"
wrongly or tmpei recUy, directed, near
ly 10,000000 of these were either for
warded with correct addresses or re
turned to the sender. The money
taken from the tetters that found their,
way to the I odd letter office and fori
which no owners could be found, vy
gather with the amount realised from
the auction sale of nnclatmed articles'
accumulated In the Office, aggnegatedl
18.4683. . "v"
Tasvlaar" the TeJ.ph.me,
In Stockholm slmsrt every noose-'
holder is tho'telsDhone," and prac
tically every, ktnd of tmalnea la dls
bv nauis hf uM instrument
Thia fact lias been turned to account
by the police authorities in a curious
way. The creditor of a , bnsiness man
who hadsertoo doubts of his Integri
ty Mnptoyed k Oarectlv to obtain in
formation about htm. - The detectix
"tapped" the telephone , wire xrom a
bouse atfwhlch tb. suspect was stay
ing and 'overheard jnany private eon
rersatlona The action of fheydetoctlve,
bowsver, sutmsed conmderableVndlgna
ttoo amqhg the commnrdty. - ' '
1
" ','. Th 0rl mmmgmw. ', -V
TlMrottermonger has foutHlfsin pol
bgistlo th London Lapeet jit Is his
bushiest to watch the i marks ds and to
buy extaislvely When I, there lata glut
and : to 'distribute the , purchases as
nmckly as possible. Ha thus 'prevents
the -wbcfessU destruction of pWlshable
guods, and b alaoisnscorirageffttbs in-;
ellnatloo of small .shopkeepers tDmaks
cxtortjonate charges. j
: TJnconclou From Croup. --
; During soddea and terrfbl attack of
croup out MUM girl Was snoonseKms
from atrurulatloa, tsn A L Spsfford,
postmaster, Chester, Mich- and a doe
of One Minute Cough Curt -was admin.
Istored and repeated often. It reduced
the iwV'p and Inflammation, ont ths
mil - ' ' " . i i" 'y the child was resting
eaur A k r recovered. It cure
Cot .a, Co..., LaGrlrne, and all Throat
snd Lung trouble. One kilnute CoURh
Cure llnfnrs In the throat snd chest snd
enr.Mi the 'lrifi-s to rontr:!:tit pure.
h- si-dvhn o , ;".a to the blood, Jf B
Lu..y. . 1
Bt Bret sight with him. -
May What a pity he wasn't a B-
Dlum and could have taken a second
felghtTexas Times-Herald, i . -
":j;;,,:i;i;i?r;': ;,. for. . i . 1 1.
Oaly tke ea Wet Tena- ,
"Prepare tor the worst I" said Dr. Gin,
' 'Ami avarv vote new bushed and StlUt
. Relations from far- and frlenas xrom
near - i- '
tHd crowd with a vim bis words to hear.
"Prepare for the worst !" said ur. utu.
There's plenty of life In Robert stlllP
Bmart Bet.,
War Johnnr Was Kept la. .
" Teacher How. many silent letters I
are there in your first name, Johnny!
Johnny All of 'em. ma'am, nrhen II
spell it in the deaf and dumb alpha
betChicago Tribune.
Bow It Happened.
There was a young- man with poor sight, I
Whom a lady to call aid lnvigntj
He kicked her pet Skye
As he tried to pass bye
And ran when he got a good bight
Baltimore Herald.
A Philosopher.
"He's a philosopher, isn't he!"
"Yes. That Is, he has found out how I
to be happy in every other condition I
but the one he happens to be in." I
New. York Times.
What He'd Do.
If I were culrassed knight and you
Were lovely queen of Hay,
I know what I would do I'd ride
Up to the fellows at your aid
And chase 'em all awayl
Beauty Triumphs,
'Tim a Prkflma Treaeiw.
n wiimi!!! objreti to being bmutiful.
DiMtity Is w .iin.iii' charm, Juy, pride and
Ktrtrti h. Tli world lin ulvvuyl! petted ana
adortJI!H'l.frl woiiht. A pretty woman
dr.!!it' . m.iti'i i..ly lur luarof lothitr this pow
er end Inrinciire over men. What can b
done to puri. tnntettie race und keep women
ueautliulf I hcre Ian h.ilin universally uaed
by cultured and iim-uitiircd women In the
criV.:i. lfuAndii wiil di, well to Invefttlrnta
thin
rein-iy InoiiU'r to riUHWire tueir wives
on th
j.iint of ri wiin whu-ticniiiirencan
I snd nil ovuuly of lurui and figure
lie h.
retail.
Mother's Friend
IsOrfodimV name by which tiiia Invalraibl
reiiit'r hiMvn. It will diminish All pain
ullitd t iiiiilherhood. Usxtl tliroufhout
pr-KiiaiKr It will dlil nrnrnln fJcfineu,
ruru rt br-ftU, niake clastic all tendon
rnitl fil-rrjta!li il iiptui to lioldln pntitlon tho
xpatifliiir; iNirdcn. Mnwcltn snftui unsJer its
f.iothlii(liiltiaiCfiinJ tlw p.itltjnt mntlclpVtM
favorably tit Uauc. In tha cuuifort thua
bestow nl.
Mutltfr'fl Frlvnd Is n liniment for trx
tern iti piilcj.tiM. Wt.intm'i own pretty
finjifrii rub It fiitlr on lite part o aeveroljr
ta.xl. mA It li Instantly al)t,orbtd and 90
tlricHtn tlif prtrtf.
Your d runlet sella It itsr ft per bottlsx
Yos mar huv uur butslt " Mother hosi'
THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.
ATLANTA, OA.
(Hale For Partition.
Stat of North Carolina,
County of Craven.
J. F. Rbem
In the Supe
rior Uourt
Kallo B. Spencer snd husband J H Hpen-
cer, Carrie W Cole and husband
T K Cole.
Pursuant to the order of sale In the
above proceedings, under which the un
deralgned commissioners were directed
to sail the lands nere-in-sner uescrioea
for nextitlon:
We will on the Snd day of February,
1908 at the hear of 12 o'clock m. at the
Court House door of Craven county In
the el tv of New Bern offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash the
f ollowie lots of land situated in theclty
of New Bern, Stat of North Carolina
describes as follows, to-wlt: All that lot
of land situated In the Southwest corner
of Broad and George streets and known
and described as lot No. 103, according
to the elan of the city of New Bern:
Being tract Two in th petition Died la
the above nrooeedlnas. aad commonly
kswwaa the Bhem homestead. Also
that nortlon of lot la the city of New
Bern knows aad designated as lot No.
80S, on the plan of said city which was
fnrnarh owned b Thomas Goodies aad
which Is fully described in Bool 90,
Pas.es 174 end 175, office of the Register
of Deeds of Craven county. The same
being tract Three ia the petition filed Is
lb aoove
Prol orf. sad being ths
sasoe UDoa which Is located me omos
building of Dr Joaeph T Bhem. Report
ft kla-hest bid to be mad to the Clerk of
ae rjupenor uoun ror oonnnnaiir.
TBis ueosmosr na, tv.
WiTtTOLARIT.
''.Commissioner.
FHPELLfmXR,
Commissioner.
- at
JEASTJEJON
.AND
A W
DAH.T MME.
FRIIfiHT. fc
PASsiiflta,
For All PolnU T$ortuClTJZETiny
The Cteamer NEUSB
Is scheduled to tan as e p. m , unuaj
WMnesuay ana maay. v .- i...
The Str..Ocracokevi
fcaJTuesdayf, Tharsdayi aad Bsaur
an at 1p.m. r:. -'". 'V--
'-. 3T Freight reoeiTarl not later
than one nour preyioui vo saumg.
for further Information appl j to.
1 i GEO. CENDEIICON, Agi.
U, K. &sa, Oon. Vgt.,
n.0, HpDQiT8,Oon.Frt.o, rasa. Agt
, Norfolk, Ta.- "
- av n a m 4nnn
ruw.Lcrn, . Aff. ,i .
n ' Tha treat rheumatic remedy not only cures every
form of rbenmatism, but make
Contagious Blood Poison
V
Scrofula, Sores,
and all diseases arising; from
Endorsed by physicians and
, where after thorough trial. A
DOCS NOT INJURE THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS. (
Hainan, W. 0. 5
Gentlemen t I take pleasure In bearing testimony to the eu rati vo properties I
ef your"BHScmoiDB.'' Two bottlee cured my eon of a bad case. IftbiawlU r
be of any benefit to yon in advertising your meritorious remedy, you can use It. J
Tours truly, W. H. BAND, Steward State Blind Institution. 1
All Druggists, $1.00; or
Bobbttt Chemical Co.,
Notice ot Sale.
By virtue of a power contained in a
judgment rendered in the Superior
Court of Craven county in that certain
action entitled I. B. Humphrey vsThe
Commercial Building and Loan Associa
tion appointing the undersigned com
missioner. I will sell for cash to the
highest bidder st the Court House door
in New Bern, North Carolina on Mon
day, the 3nd day of February, 1903 at
the hour ot 12 o'clock m., the following
real estate situate, lying snd being In
the county of Craven, state aforesaid,
more particularly bounded and described
as follows, to wit: A certain piece or
I nareel of land, adlolnlne the lands of
I Jos. C. Kornegay snd others, bounded j
as follows: Lying on the soutn siae or
the A. & N. O. it R. north 71 west 70
yards, thence south 79 west 70 yards,
thence south 71 east 70 yards,
thence to the beginning, contain
ing one acre more or less. Also one
other piece or parcel of land lying and
being in the county of Craven and State
of Worth Osrollna, known ana aescrioea
as follows: Adjoining the lands of
Thos. Cammack, Lovitt Mines snd
others snd beginning at s red oak and
running south 83 east 77 poles to a
ditch, then south 18 west 80 poles to the
A. N. U. K. u , tnen wttn tne it. it.
north 71 west 90 poles to the Stringer
line, then with the Btrlnger line N. 40
W. 20 poles to Ass Hawkins line, then
with aald Asa Hawkins line N. 60 E. 68
poles to his corner, then N. 64 E. 21
poles to the beginning, containing 12
acres more or less, together with all Im
provements thereon.
M. II. W. BTKVBNSON,
ComnMssloner.
January 1st, 1908.
Notice of Summons.
N0!;r' jB-.-orOo.rt
John E. Mullan
v
Atlantic Produot Company, a corpora
tton.
The defondant above named will take
notice that a summons In the above en
titled action was Usued against said de
fendant on the 81st day of December
1902 bv W M Watson. Clerk Superloi
Court of Craven county In an action for
the recovery by plaintiff of the defend
ant nf the sum of three hundred and five
dollar and seven ty-alx ($305.70) eats
and Interest from July 87th, 1901, which
said summons Is returnable to the Feb
ruary term of said Craven Superior
Court
The defendant will also take notice
that a warrant of attachment was duly
Issued from said court at the day and
date above named against the property
of said defendant which said warrant oi
"Mnment ta ""J? ,Mid tsoaTt--
Therefore you are notified to appear at
the next term ot the Superior Court to
be held In the County of Craven at the
Court House In New Bern, North Caro
lina, on the 8d Monday before the 1st
j Monday of March, it being the Oth day
of February 1908, and answer or demur
to the complaint filed In said action now
ou record In the office of the Clerk of
said Court or tha relief demsnded In said
complaint will be granted.
This Dee. list, 1902.
W M WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court, Craven Oouotv.
P. H. Pelletier,
"" ATTOBNIT AT IAT7.
1441 Street, lawyers Brick
Balldiag.
will nruiaM t ah oouttas ef (nns
OamnC Jeaas, Oaalew ax revaUieojO.
UoartaHw Bene aa4 aoareaM Ooert
Real Estate For Sale.
On Monday the 9th day of February
1908. at IS m., I will sell at public auc
tion at court boss for cash to ths hlgb-
bldderth following real estate la
Ktw yj N.C.lot No. 86, on west
side of Cravsa street, bosnded on the
orth by lot known u the Cox lot, on
th west brfHoUCHaaeltoa wton th
oath by brick butldlnglknown as b
ohln shops, being tha hous and lot la
which J, R. Joaet . bow resides. The
sals Is made by order of court to make
assets DUITT,
Guardian.
D. Xu-WAIID.
Aforttwy at Uw,
74 Bo. Itob 81,'Opp. Hotel Chattawka
- 's-, KIW BXBlf, If. 0.
, Craven County Attonsy.
Rlrrmli. Cravfrn. JotaasJ Onslow. Cars.
leres, PamUoo, Ureena, LsboIs, aad th
I Bupreme snd Federal Oourts.
I. A. rata ,ras. BL BL Usaiawa, T. Trm
bsU Jsta' MrVvMi VAsWMsy ,
not ararw
o.
ooi,,, attm DaaUng ttMM
f March 1, 1901, Surplus aad tJadM
- Tj led ProHta. tie.000.00.
Proas rA and careful atteatioa given to
all husine entrusted to as. . Aseounts
reeeived oa favorable term. ,.
ttwrd s BtiasSsrs. ' ; "
nrdinaaS Oinsfe
1. A. ."lrwa,
nuiii W.llMMlh
c. a. t aAowa,
Chaa. bnflv. Jr.
li.
a. H . roaisi.
jf-
r r.r Haun,
TiHimae A. is;
W.h-fniiwc
C.s.Si.v.
w.r. croecsts
Mark Disomsy.
I .a C:::
I f a
i n
radical, cures of
Boils, Catarrh,
J
Impurities In the- food
prominent people every'
prepaid on receipt of price. 4
Baltimore, fid. P
A. & N. C. R. R.
TIME TABLE NO. 28
To Take Effeot Sunday, Nov. 9, 1908
at 7:05 A. M., E. b T.
Qoing Eatt SoHiDnLX: doing West !
No. 8
Lv. p m
8 30. . .
8 69...
4 22...
5 40..,
5 60...
715...
Passenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
stations: ajt, a m
....... Goldsboro. 11 06
LaOrange 10 82
Kinston 1018
. . .Ar. New Bern, Lv, 9 00
...Lv. " Ar 8 87
.Ar. Morehead city Lv 7 05
No. 6, I I No. ,
Passenger I stations: I Passenger
Train Train.
DAILY.
Lv. A. M. Ar, p. M
8 00 Uoldsboro 8 80
8 18 Best's.
806
8 26 LaQrange...
8 37 Falling Oreek.
8 48 Kinston
902 Caswell....
7 57
7 47
787
785
717
9 13 Dover . .
9 80.
.Core Oreek.
7.00
950....
9 50....
Tuscarora..
B OU
Olarka 6 42
1010....
.Ar. New Bern, Lv 8
No. 1.
2d Class.
DAILY EXCEPT
HUN DAY
No. 2.
Id Class
Lv. am
Ar. p
S 00.
..Uoldsboro 5 40
6 83 Best's 5 00
7 00 LaQrange 4 85
7 15 Falluur oreek 4 10
8 30 Kinston 3 45
8 40 oaawell 21
9 42 Dover 810
10 07 core oreek 1 18
10 82 Tuscarora 18 48
10 52 ...dark's 18 40
11 25 Ar. New Bern, Lv 18 10
No. 9.t I I No. 10
Freight Stations: Freight
Only. Only.
P. at. A.
1 30 Lv. New Bern Ar 10 45
2 12 ltiverdale 10 10
8 20 oroatan 9 68
2 41 Havelock 40
8 09 Newport, Lv 9 06
8 20 Wlldwood 8 47
8 28 Atlantio 8 88
8 56 . .Ar. Morehead city, Lv.. .. 8 80
4 05 . .Ar. U. City Depot, Lv 7 80
P. M. A.M.
'Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
tTuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
8. L. DILL,
B. A. NEW LAND, G. P. A.
Master Transportation.
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Notice.
Application will be mad to the next
session of the General Assembly of
North Carolina to amend the charter of
the Pamlico, Oriental and Western Rail
Road Company.
This December 11th, 1901.
W. T. CAHO,
President P. O. sad W. R. R. Co.
Mom! Mbnej ! ! IToMi ! ! !
The undersigned will make yon
n Loan, or will direct the use of any
Idle money yon may have on hand.
Torn security absolute
Signed, ISAAC H. SMITH,
180 Middle St, New Bern, N. C
Admliristrttaf i Sale of Und.
NORTH CAROLINA ffi"
vmv ywV. , . Watson. C 8 C
Thos f. McCarthy, Admlatatrator of
Chsilty Ambrose, aeceasea
VB
Jobs Borden, Kilty Hill, el els,
By virtus ot ea order of tha B parlor
Court of Cravsa county suds Ibis tha
5lh day of December 1901 la Us above
entitled actios, I will oa the (th day of
January, 1901 at tha Coart House door
lath City of NswBera,H. C. atU
o'clock m. offer for sale ua. following
described tract of land to auk aasets,to
wlti la No, f Towsabip, near raver
dais, beginning at a llghiwood stake at
lb end of Horsspea Breach, sear the
edge of tb Beaufort Bead, which leads
between Beeuron sua rtsw oera, swa
runs with said road to th wood road,
and with thelatd Wood Road to tha
Great Branch, tbeaoe with aald- Ones
Branch to the mouth ot wBovaepe
Branoh. and with said HorsepeB Branch
to the beginning. - Less aboa 69 sores
heretofore conveyed by Charity Ambrose
to Joha Burdea aad others. ;Ths tract
to be sold said to eontrin a boot 19 sore
more or leas. Terms oi sale caahv
Tbl Oth day of Iwwwntiar, 1'i't, -j
; TUO&r,Ai-UAttriiV,i.
Administrator.
usmrn
At. r
It- :il KM ate.
D vliltic uf a jnilBment rendered In
I im. . 'f of John A. Garrett acalnat
N-ill'Hi Ii I J.ilnmin. hud bis wife. Harv.
'lit- IhII li t in 1C0 of the Superior
ti'i nf Crnvcu county. the undersigned
a. -..iiiii,: , K.rier. will on the 22nd dav
J i t a i IW.H, hi 12 o'clock m.. of
still lnv, i ilic 0 unly court Donee door
In 'he cltv nf Ni Bern, sell to the hleh-
vrl hlililcr Ini tush Ibe following de-
wriln(l lni;il LtM-ati d In that part of
theHiy of St Hi tn common lv known
as Kelzt nsieii vlllu us laid off into lota
and fUrce'n m il iltrcrihe In a certain plot
br plan nf salt! sen lenient called Relzen
stelnville as lots numbers 21 and 28, and
Donnaen ami tiencriritti as lollowf:
Beginning at the nottbwes corner of
lot number 25 on said plot on east aide
of Chspman street and running thence
north - along Chapman stret t to the
south western corner of number 19.
thence south along the west lines of lots
numbers 22 and 24 to the south nest
corner of lot number 24, thence west-
wardly along the north line of lot num
ber 25 to the north west corner of lot
number 25, thence east to beginning on
Chspman street. For fuller description
see deed from Chas. Iteizenstein and
wife to the said Nathaniel Johnson.
It. W. Williamson,
Commissioner.
December 22nd, 1902.
Publication ot Niim-
mons.
North Carolina, 1 In the Superior Court
Craven County. Before W. M Watson.
Thos F. McCarthy, Administrator of the
estate of Mary Banks, de
ceased. vb'
Matilda Wells, Susan Nixon, FeterC,
Nixon, her husband, Susan
Heath.Blmon Heath
her husband and
Nora Oden.
To Nora Oden:
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court by affidavit that Nora Oden Is a
non-resident of ths State of North Caro
lina, you are hereby notified, that a sum
mons snd petition for sale of real eBtate
for assets has seen ouiy nieo in tne
clerk's office of Craven county N C, In
the above entitled action by Thos F. Mc
Carthy, administrator. You are hereby
notined to appear Detore said uiera st
the Court House In New Bern, N. C. on
Monday the 2nd day of February 1903, at
12 o dock m. and answer or demur to
said petition as you may deem best, oth
erwise the prayer of the petitioner will
be granted.
It la ordered that this notice be pub
lished once a week for six weeks In the
New Bern Journal.
This 18th day of December 1902.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
Administrator's f ale of Land.
By virtue of an order of sale obtained
the special proceeding entitled Thomas
F. McCarthy, administrator of Venus
Simmons deceased, against Lavina Hatch
and others, before the Clerk of the buper
lor Court of Craven County, the under
signed will, on the first Monday In Feb
ruary, 1908, being the 2nd day) at 12
o'clock m., at the Court House door In
the City of New Bern, N. C. sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property.
une House ana lot on tne rv est siuo oi
Ash street In the city of New Bern, be
ing lot number 148 In the plan of the
city of New Bern, fronting on 64 feet on
Ash street and running back 102 feet,
bounded on the North by lot number
147 and on the West by lot number 153,
on the south by lot number 140, and on
the East by Ash street.
Dec. 81st 11)02.
THOMA8 F. MCCARTHY,
Administrator.
For any Information as to locality
or title, see R. W. Williamson, Attor
ney. Administrator's Sale
oi Iiand.
Bv virtue of an order of sale obtained
In the special proceeding entitled Thorn,
as F McCarthy, administrator of Thomas
C Battle, Jr., vs. Cells Battle and others,
deoeaacd.before the clerk ot the Superior
Court of Craven county ,the undersigned
will on the first Monday in February,
1908, (being the 2nd day), at 12:00
o'clock m., at the County court house
door in the City of New Bern, N C sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the fol
lowing described property: One third
undivided interest In s lot of land at the
north western intersection of Queen snd
Bern streets In the City of New Bern,
and beginning at the said Intersection
and runs along Queen street, 96 feet
and 0 inches, thence northwardly and
Sirallel with Ben street 80 feet and 6
ohee, thence eaetwsrdly and parallel
with Cedar street 88 feet to Bern street,
thence southwardly along Bern street,
8ft feet and ft Inches to the place of be
ginning. Being s part of lot, number 46
In ths plsa of the City of New Bern aad
the same lot oi land conveyea ny ueea
Joshua Scott to Cells Banton, which
deed Is dated 7th day of February, ituv,
aad recorded la Book No 66, page 121 .
In the offlos of the register of deeds of
Craven county.
THOMAS F. HOUAHIU I ,
Administrator.
December 81st, 1902.
For any information as to locality
or title, see R W Williamson, Attor
ney. 127 lUddle St,
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Perfumes, Toilet Boapa, etc, also the
following Mineral Watersi Matchless
Xtnsral Spring, Buffalo Llthla, Hunny
adl Jsaos, Hunyadl Matyas, Oarbana,
Tsronlca, Apenta, Red Raven Splits.
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