;1?
If Bit it
i 1
-ft.
I
5i)lliO!-nl!l
The Kind Ton Have Always Bought and whldi bos beee
In use for over 30 years, baa borne the sinatnr of
...ari-jv and has bea made imdet bit pr-,
Bapenrtelon sino tta tafiuvry.
ADownoonfttodooelTeyoalntlite. '.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and M JoiWMcood1 are bat 1
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the tualta'af
Infants and CbJldren Experience against' Sxperiment t
., ' , j . .-. t.'sjt
Castorta is a barmIessltitnteTSfCa8tor Oil, Par.
goric, Drops' and Soothing- Byi-ups. jit Is Pleasant. It -contains
neither Optnm Morphine nor -other Kareotie -substance.
Its age is its gnarantee. It destroys "Vforna '
and allays FeTerlshnesa It enres JMarrhoja and "Wind '
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. Jt assimilates the Food, regulates (he
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panaoea The Mother's Friend.
cenuinb CASTORIA AVAV8
Bears the
The Kind Yon Hare
In Use For Over 30 Yeara.
MISS SARAH FINLEY, I
Vice-President of the Palmetto fctab Memphis, Tann. J
INE OF CARDUI
ia a thoroughly
scientific and mod
ern remedy, meet
ing the needs of the modern
woman in the modem way
without the torture of an
operation. Wine of Cardui
has cured them in the pri
vacy of their hornet and it
has found a place in the
hearts ol American women
that no other medicine has found. In
their gratitude over 10,000 American
women have written letter! commend
ing Wine of Cardui. Wine of Cards!
meets their wanti as no other medicine
does. It sustains the younff girl at the
shock of her entrance to womanhood.
Women who take Wine of Cardui have
little discomfort during pregnancy sad
littlo pain at childbirth- When the
change of life appears .they enter a
happy, healthy old age. Every month it
cornea to the rescue to asaist Nature ia
throwing tho impurities from the body.
Miss Sarah Finley. of Memphis.
Tenn., vice-president of the Palmetto
Club of that city, speaks for herself and
many friends when the bestows the
WINEofCAKDVI
THE C ELEBRATED
Garland Wood
Heaters
We'tiro tho agent
It reccli I .ending, Single and rouble
liiim-l, Hammerles Shot Gnns.
1 nil line Ammunition for Sports-m-n.
f
Sash, Doors, Blinds, -
General Hardware.
Uiuii! Motel Chattawka,
NEW BEItN, If. G.
The Farmers 4 Merchants
BANK.
capital, Surplus ant P rents $lMSe.s
APRIL 30th, 1M1.
What We Have Dooo, Do, and
Will OaarJniMtoDo.
This Bank eoadoeta its btttaats apoa
'un-to-sow" SBethoda.' ' ' -t
It la our purpose to deal Juttfy aad
lhll wlf k all ' '
We carefully wferaard the Interests
of oar- customers, Moreover, we fre
quently do Ifunknown to them) as . op'
Dortnnlties often eoxae'tooe la eoaSdaa-
tlal ways, and you cannot OTer-appedatt
tuoh eonstderatloo. . ,j r , ' -
Ws are not disposed to Overlook the
fact that in interests or ine vaaa aao
those of the people are closely bound o
gether, ana oanoot oy say meant ,Df
sepsrated.-' -i : -
This Bsak acts as I repository fot
Wlllt, aad safelykeept Ibem till tM
proper time of surrender. Will also sot
at the custodian of ssosey of papers left
with st la escrows So cterge for them
tenrlcet. ' ' ' '
We procure Letttrt of Credit for fn
Undlng trarellers. ... .?r " .
' We aim to be prompt, progrsttj aad
liberal. , , y'j ;
In the matter of accommodations, this
Bank meets every requirement frlthla
tha llmlia nt nrnilnnt hinktnr.
, If yoo bar neret been Identified wttlrt ,
t at apatroai we aa yua wuun
Ue advisability or becoming one.
t Ia the early fotnre, we propose adding
, taovel, yet substantial Serines I n
feature to oar .already progiemlve ;io-
Signature of
Always Bought
following praise on Wine
of Cardui:
"Among ttt
sntdMatt placed btfottsoi
feting women for their ttlitf
aoat can touch McEbcc's
Tins of Catdiil. It towers
above them all aa a tefiabk
fetnalt remedy. It simply
derm pam and oaMatt away .
and nstoMt health m aa Incredibly short
period. I have takta gnat lateral ia this
medlcms for tht past two years, sine It
btoogfat health and strength to me. I
hart also wcemmrmled it to a atnnber
of my frleada and they who haw ased it
speak of It to the highest terms tad I fed .
that k b pralss well bestowed."
If yon' are suffering from female
weakness Wins of Cardni is the medi
cine you need.
Ton can have Ewlth the tame as
Hist Finley if you will take the Wine
of Cardni treatment. If yon aeed ad
rice further than the complete direc
tions given on the bottle, address The
Ladies Advisory Department, Chatta
nooga lied. Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
A million snfferiruT
nave ramus swiex us .
Wine of Cardui.
i . i . i
11 Have
I&eiiMtism. ra. n ties earn Lirt, buodst cm
1 aladdw dlMMH, by aa timm
the kaaltk sad sugey whUntlVgi,
sptiy yom a wffl bassos (ispsidiBeai
saeeldsaalMaL ' '
.-.- sras . w ui
It-vnaSfMs Br-f EsulllfLT
osuassl aws? tr altjBBj4iiETsjptisfjso3ssisW
MSUSkl JtrTSifc Mr, 7 n.
Jan Haiti ! tTlli nl i II, l-Mtr
fta Trl-JtiBWTTRIl te an
bit t, . n ef SMirphliML
iiMi kmak . laudunau
o ? in :
eala or wklikitj, a
lance seek ef par
uaa I are OB aOBM) e '
tree:
Add ma. a
M. WOOLLSI CO,
!lMM,Prjer8trMt,
'V!1 Yltam! CkUS
to hohi vn
CUasv pore wttoleeome, ruaranteed to
be chemtcally mad from distilled wactr
aid free trots imparities- Specially 4a
teaded sad prepared for hosnaa osa.
tOtSption. j . rv -
lot deUveted dally (except Boadaya)
Duaaayt (retail ooiy) i a m, so le oipsfc
for priots sad otkerformUo, .
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Kew Berne' Ice 'kt
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MM
tACTS INlfEW pKES
i Petrctemi has been discovered about
forty mUee from Tttnls,' 'i.'
Iitverpool haaJaat received Its Just
consignment of mahogany from Aus
tralia. ' ; ,..';','::; 'a
There are twenty-one boys for every
eerenryTJlne eamcn In the British
Channel, fleet. ti Sj-'i f:
-The fiti trea (Mg&Q'schoor boorq
baa ganctlorfed tt purchase of a rock
ing uorjiofor tn uae or inrant aenoiarB.
ureal voina ware containing Hm d
to 00 per cent of Iron have been discov
ered In the neighborhood of Vadso, Nor-'
Another, bottle nosed shark, seven
feet In length, has been captured In the
herring beta of a Yarmouth (England)
fishing boat.
, The promoters of the Jamestown ex
position bavo determined to ask the
state of Vlrirlnla" for aa appropriation
of $200,000, payable $50,000 annually,
for four years.
According to Sir James Crlchton
Browne the air , of London contains
loftOOO pKtigrM .parts ot dust to
Paris' 210,000, while in Argyllshire,
Scotland, there are only 200.
Ten cents a pound tax on color In
oleomargarine hag reduced Its manufac
ture from 30,000,000 pounds In the
quarter preceding the opt taxing It to
13,000,000! In- the;, tuhsetraent quarter
year. . 'J - '
"Woman suffraee is now a fact In
New South' Wales," says Consul God-
lng, "bt .as yet tlje women do not take
kindly to it In1 this district thlrty-
ntpe woincu only Tivo' taken out elec
toral, i-lgute."
The cultivation of onions In Egypt Is
assuming from year to year larger pro
portions, and Hiero are now lut few
markets lu southern Europe which the
Egyptian product does not control dur
ing the earlier part of tbe season. .
Many casas cf n now typo of Influen
za arc nowsiindef treatment In north
London, stntt-s the St James Garctte.
The victims are attacked by severe
rheumatic pains about tho body, ac
companied' by a swelling of the legs
and ankles.
The sum of $10,000 was collected by
the Hanover student societies for tho
erection of a statue of Bismarck. The
Droiect has had to be ubandoned for
the present, however, owing to tne rall-
ure of the bauk lu which the money
was deposited.
When llenry Marr of Columbus,
lad., goes to his barn lot and steps
npontt neatly carved slab bearing the
Inscription "1000," he lias 18,050,000
people on all four, sides of him, for be
Is the center of population man of tbe
Whole United States.
To lessen the risk of disease orders
have been given that all Egyptian pil
grims going to Mecca this year must
accompany the holy "carpet, which la
tent from Cairo to Mecca" annually
With a military- escort. Doctors will
travel with (he pilgrims.
4 The snuff users of the United States
have Increased In nunibcr about C per
cent a yerr for several years, taking
tho annuat-contumptldfl 'of unult as the
basis of calculation. Xlm uigcregate
weight of pinches of euuff taken last
year was 18,000,000 pounds,
Mayor Helmuts ot ban )i rancisco re
fused to grant the petition of the ladles
of the California club asking the ap
bolntment of a woman on the school
board of the city. He. says that "such an
appointment would be apt to create a
spirit of unrest among tbo schoolteach
ers, many of whom arc opposed to such
an innovation.
- An immense shark was caught lately
by the marines of his majesty's guard-
ship .Urgent at Tort Royal. Jama let. It
wat jso big that the mosttalwart sea
man aDoara couio nave passea inrougn
Its mouth without touching tbe teeth
No fewer than forty-nine yOUng ones.
11 olive and kicking, were found in the
monster's stomach.
A Worthy successor -to Uusallno, the
noted Sicilian brigand." now In prison.
bat arisen In tbe person of ona Varsa-
loria, -whose fame ieven threatens to
eclipse tiiat or tne otucr ronuer. Al
ready 000 pcrsohs are' waiting trial for
Siding him In various ways, but var
Salons so far has succeeded In eluding
Officers sent to capture him.
TTh emperor of Germany la busy
with- a unique project hat will be of
alua; to tbe historical jm well as the
salutary world. Some time ago he dis
patched Colonel Janke dud Captains
von Bismarck, yon Plessen and Ton
Uarees to Asia Minor to make topo
graphical studies and to draw up com
plete charts of the famous battlefields
of Alexander the Great
Th old fashioned way of deciding a
question by tossing up a coin is "now su
perseded In England by an elegant paa-
tlme 'whlcb It known at "tapnoto.1
Two sabmen have tbe credit Of making
the new game public. Instead of "toss-
lag for drinks" they set to work to spar,
the man who first got In a tap on p
opponent's note being the winner and
baring hit drink paid tor by the loser:
The last official report of Consul
ttiomai Naat at Gnynqull before he
was seiaea -wits ratal youow wver is
Id answer to Inquiries about obportaot
ties Dor the practice of medicine la
Equadpr. He gav tht Information that
the prsfeaalon It overcrwwded aattthat
a ' medical exammailon copdncteer in
the Spanish languare'.rotisi b passed
to obtain a license necessary to "practic
ing tbtr. ; .. v --vr
i rrofeeaor Jaugena Sitter of TGonovt
has wrltted a book1 on 'two. fotnale an
eestoHC of jRoooseaa.vMuTa, Bourgeois
and 'lima trnrant Mme. Botlrseols
wtt touarttodit'ktjrl Wootrlc that
when aearly sixty years old, the - was
brought befors tbe'ooofta, fcbarged with
being witch, tortured and banlahed
from Qenova. Mm. Duront maltreated
her chambermaid, who thereupon com
mfttedtsulcld by , Jumping, Into- tjbs
DISTRESSING STOMACH DISEASE
' Permanently cured by the ahastcrly
power of "South Auiaic 1 savins
Tojrio.TlnTalId need toffer no longer.
because this great remedy can euro them
all. It It a curt ff the whole world of
ttonw-d'W' '" nnd IndlRM.Ion.' The
cure!'""' '11 re-
1'a.f It k rpdi lni;
liUlRi .ii
No mh . . . i o v. . ;
your ruTii n c n uinir t V cf t
r- tl.-. , , ' f..r.-
there Are Five Waya, So Yea Win
. i :; Hadlr OX I Wrsss.W.
The terrapin enjoyi on distinction
that Is rather unique," said s man who
keeps his eye skinned tor curious
things, "and it Is found precisely la
the (act that there are more ways to
spell tbe name of this creature of the
water than--ant , other I have any
knowledge ot It Is almost Impotslbls
to spell tt Incorrectly, and this ia some
thing you can say about very few
words to the English language. - By
consulting be dictionary we will find
that there are Ave ways of spelling tM
word, and they are these: Terrapin,
tcrapin, terra pen, terrapeae, turapen.
Tbe preference is given to the first way
of spelling the word that la, terrapln
but if a man should happen to write II
In tome other way he would not bt
entirely wrong. There Is not much
excuse for spelling this word Incorrect
ty. Why. a fellow can shut his eye
and hit tho mark almost every time.
Ue can write it in tbe dark. The hard
er etunt would bo to write It Incorrect
ly. And yet it happens now and then
that men bit upon the wrong way ol
spelling this very same word. I have
known men to spell It tarrypin, but not
In print But the point I bad in mind
was the curious fact that there are sc
many correct ways of spelling the
word, and at this time I cannot recall
the name of a single other creature
Similarly circumstanced to far as tht
dictionary Is concerned." New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Aatlqnitr of Grata.
Nearly all the grains now. in use aro
of Unknown antiquity. Wheat was cul
tivated In all latitudes as far back In
tbe past as we have authentic knowl
edge. Barley is thought to have origi
nated in tbe Caucasus, but it was
known and used everywhere hi the
most ancient times. Oats, like rye,
were unknown in ancient India and
Egypt and among the Hebrews. The
Greeks and Romans received it from
the north of Europe. Had there been
an early civilization on this continent
the wllil oats found here and that
would probably have developed Into
the useful cereal now considered abso
lutely essential to the proper nourish
ment of horses. This continent It cred
ited with having given Indian corn to
the old world, but this useful cereal
was doubtless known In India and Chi
na many hundred years Defers the dis
covery of America.
You A
Coming
Mother?
Are You Expoetaki?
MOTHER'S FRIEND
malm childbirth cut and ahnsat pataka, br
preparing tha system lor parturition, that assist
Ins Nature, and shortenf-ur labor. The painful
ordeal nl childbirth Is robbed of Its terrors, and the
danger thereof greatly lessened, to both motbar
and child. 11m period ol confinement Is slso
araatlT shortened, the mother rested, and tha child
fully developed, strong and healthy.
Morning sickness, or nausea arising from prat
nancy Is prevented hy relieving the stomach from
(he pressure brought to bear on H by the expand
ing organ, aad by which U Is Influenfad uiroagn
Sympathy.
As pregnancy advances, the breasts enlarge,
become swollen, hard and tight 1-ona before the
child la born, they are preparing lor -fa secretion
of milk. It Is Important to -niceesslal child nrar.
1 that these glands receive early consltlerarioa.
other's Friend soften, tha skin, relieves the
Euro, and iactlltatea tho secretion ol UB)
d. Undeveloped and occluded dacta, aad
t hard-caked shortly rte delivery, are Lea
result ol non-treatment and likely to culnun ate ks
Mammary Abscess Irons which the patient sut
lers excruciating pam and la left with these
fcnctJonai organs permanently Impaired.
Moth rs Fti end Is always applied externally
Sid rubbed Into the tosh over the region of pam.
ftnoas. pliability and expansion an given to
the muscles, tissues, fibres and sinews, allowing
tha elasticity necessary to bring comfort while
with heavy burden, and cause easy Issue of tha
child. Try It. Of sH druggists Slot), Owbook
Motlorhood " free.
THE BRADFIELO RCGULATOrl CO
ATLANTA. OA.
Order ot Publication.
North Carolina, 1 la the Bnperl or Court
ne.war. f1ntir.lw WtOr W, M WSltOB,
) D.8.IJV-
J. F. Goodwin.
Tl.
John De Poorte and wife Itaohel.Sldney
, Taylor, J. ai. nragg, et ai. r.
The defendant abor named will tak
notice that an action entitled at above
ha been commenced In tha Superior
Court of Craven County for tha parti
tion among tht tenant In common of s
eertala parcel of laid situated In No. 6
township Intaid county, described as
follows: - Lying oa ths sast tide of East
Creek and both aide of the mala road
leading toward Newport, N. C,ooaJ
taioing on annarea acres, taia isna it
known as ths "Jab Taylor land." That
tald defendant! will further takt notice
that theyare required to appear before
W. It.. Watson, Clerk Superior Court
Craven County, In hit offlos, on th 16th
day of Kerch 1908. and answer or demur
to tht said complaint to th tald actios,
or the plaintiff will apply to th Court
for th relief demanded In laid oom-
plalnt.. , jir- 'i.r '.'X
k-.-v . r a .. W. . WjVTBOJi. ' S
yr ' tT' " J PlarW Rnnarlnr I Irwlrt. V
( Thl ths 4th day of February 1001.
I
niddle fit.
Foil line of Drugi tnd Medlcinei,
' Perfume, Toilet Soaps, etc , alto th
following Mineral WaUrti Ifatohless
Mineral Spring, Buffalo LlthbV Bunny
tdl Jan oa, Bunytdl Matyta, Carbana,
yeronlca, ApentS, Bed Raven Bpllts.
Combs, Brushes, Tooth Brushes, --v.
. Pasterlne Tooth Patio.
' COLUMBIAN INSECTICIDE.
Creolum, the Great "Dlalnfectant and
'' Bed Bug Destroyer. ;
'. Ercn-CI:! cr.alun
a lnrornUVnST.TlVE.f l..f. . t!nr,
roi.' 'no of : . '-IA
' -"Tha treat ,' rtioumatlc remedy not only cttres every
fon of rheumatism, but makes radical cures of
Cttntagious Blood Bolsony
t
Scrofula, Sores, Boils; Catarrh;
od all diseases arising from Impurities in tha Mood.
Endorsed by physicians and prominent people every
where after thorough trial. ,
. DOE3 NOT INJURE THS DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
.
2 Gentlemen t I take pleasure In bearing testimony to the oaratlyeproMrUes
3 ef your"EnDaAOiDs " Two bottles cured my sod ot a bad case. If It will
E be of any benefit to yott in advertising your meritorious remedy, yon oan use It,
Ui DruggitU, fi.oo; or
Bobbitt CtMalcal Co., .
G-ood as
Atlantic Coast Line's
iooo mile book
Good over 18 Prominent Lines, Aggregating 18,000 Miles.
They Sell for $ '25.00
and will be found a Convenient and
Apply to any Jnnction Agent.
VM. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington & Nbw Bbbnk R. K.
TIMS TABLI NO. 5,
InRffeot Wednetday, Aug. 7, 1898,rDiU)
Ezoept Suadar.
Uoing South sonaDOLi: Going North
No. 63, Fat. finger Trains 'Wo. 62,
l.v. a m, stations: Ar, p m,
00 New Berne 5 40
Ii8 PollocksvUle 5 04
9 51 MarsvlUe 4 49
10 03.. Jacksonville 4 IS
0H K 3 8,
f Wsiausi a-rvrv
IS 10 . Ar. Wumlagton; Lv ... 8 if
TM
No. 8, Pasbbhobb ft FanotTT, No. 1
Leave Wilmington Monday, Wednes
tay and Friday. Lease New Berne Tuea
lay, Thursday and Saturday.
U. a si Ar, r a
7 80...,.Lv. Wtlmingtoa, Ar 1 45
8 40.... Scott'iHill 18 56
80 Woodslde IS 15
1005... ..HoUyrida-e 1140
10(1 Dixon 10 51
11 M Verona 10 no
IS 05 Jacksonville 9 45
14 SO Northeast. 8 55
165 Whiteoak 8 80
1 SO HaytTllle 805
S15 PoUooktvUle 790
965 Debrohl'i 685
8 40 Ar. New Borne, Lv 6 00
.Dally Kxoept Binday.
J. B. KKNLT,
Uetveral Maaarer..
A, Oreea , Tree.
. H. Maaacfxta, V. Free
Or arse. Cashier.
CmZENW BANK,
... tsar ssJiw Jtarsus-,ar.p.
Ooing (UtveraJ Banking Business
Ilarohl, 1901, Bnrplu and Undivr-
- ledProflU.IW.CXKUrO.
- Promnt aad favrefal attentioa riven to
all boain satTosted to as. Aooooatt
raotlved oa favorable terras.
faWbatad Olno
1. a. Meadows,
Samael W.Ipoek.
. H. Maadows,
Obas.Dnfiy(Jr.
Jaaaat Bedmoiitl,
Mayer Baiui,
Jka. H. rovnar.
w. dr.4n.tf. . Tliiinisa i laiaaa
. W.taaUwoe. O.S.ov.
t)e.a.Ivaa,,, W.r.crookett.:
T ',, ... r Hark Disoswsy. ; .
A-dnilnlstratora Notice
; Eaviog this dsy qualified as Adminis
trator of kh ttat of Samael Hollowty,
deceased, notice It hereby given to all
persots having olalmt tgalntt the said
estaU to present th same, duly, verified,
to lb oadertifned for payment, oa or
befoiatbe 8Ind day of January 1004, or
thtt aottca will bovpletded in bar of ro
oovery All persons indebted to laid es
tate ar Mounted, to mak Immediat
tettlentent. . .. - '- f:.'- . '''.
l This Slit dayef Janda, 1908.' -V: i',
I , ,' :,.TH08.F.MoOABTHY. A
i '' ; .y ' Administrator.
A DM! 5 1ST Ei TOR'S NOT IC I.
' Th Soderslaoed 8. H. 8ootthMthl
dty qualified aa administrator earn teita-
mento anaezo of i.ieaor Taylor deotatea
All persons having claims tgalnsVth
tttatt of tbe , Kutator aforesaid ar re
qntrad to present tuch olalmt duly au
thenticated for payment to tald adminis
trator la New l.rn, N. 0. on or before
January ird 1904 ot this notice will be
oletd In lr of their recovery. All who
are indebted to tald estate must make
pronipt payment, ; , . - ,-"
v This Jansary 19th 1908. "
' &H.80OTT,'v'
Admlntslrator with the will aaneztd'Of
Elenor Tsvl' rlavaaaed.
ExccuMs Notice.
Having duly qualified at executrix of
Jacob B. Tsylor, deceased, all persona
having clii ns aalnt. his estate mrere-
anlredto p ,. sm h clslrns to the nn
orslgned m t of I in, N. O., for pay
mint, duly authenticated, on or Ix-fore
the i 1 i f of January ljflt, or tills no
li 9 v I t ii I In I r of tlxilr rwnf
fv. . I " 9 I "1 to p 1 etale
Its r.mrrcm. w. G.
prepaid on receipt of pries.
. BaUImore, Hd.
a Pass.
Tunr
Reasonable means of travel.
A. & N. C. R. R.
Tin TABLI VO. 28
To Take Effect Sunday, Nov. 9, 1909
at 7:05 A. ht, B. b T.
OolngKatt Bohxdulb: Qolng West
No. 8 Paatenger Trains No. 4
DAILY.
Lv, p m BTATiORSi Ar, a ia
8 80 Goldsboro 11 05
8 59 LaQrang 10 89
4 23 Klnston 10 IS
5 40 Ar. New Bern, Lv ; 9 00
5 60 Lv. ." Ar. 8 87
716....Ar. Moreheadolty Lv.,... 705
No. 5,
Paatenger
Train
No. 6,
Paatenger
Train.
sTATioas:
DAILT.
Lv. A. M.
18 00
8 18
826,,..,
18 87
,848
,909
9 18
9 80
.950
9 56
1010
Arjp. a
...Goldsboro 8 80
Best's 8.08
...LaOrange 7 67
.Falling Oreek 7 47
Klntton.
787
7S5
717
700
50
Oatwett
, Dover
Oor Oeek
...Toaoaroca
Olarkt..
a
Ar. New Bern, Lv,
6
No. 1. DAILY EXCEPT No. 1
2d Class. SUNDAY Sd Class
Lv. a m Ar, p
8 00 Qoldaboro 6 40
16 88 Best 600
7 00 LaOrange 4 85
7 15 Falling oreek 4 10
8 80,.,. .,. eesKinrtoa., ....... . S46
8 40 .....oatwell 9 88
49 Dover 910
1007 oororek 119
1089 Tasosrora. 1348
10 69 olark's ...1940
11 25 Ar. New Bern,Lv 19 10
No. 9,f I - I No. 10
Freight mnoas: I Freight
. Only. I I Only.
P. at. A. .
1 80 Lv. New Bern Ar 1046
SIS BJverdale; 1010
80 oroataa 958
240..., Havelock 940
809.... NawperLL- 06
820 ...WUdweod.......... 847
8 28 .Atlantic ,. 8S8
55 ..Ar.Moreheadolty,Lv... 690
409 ...Ar. atCtyDvo,Lv 780
a, at.
; 'Monday. Wdssday aad Friday. '
tTatsday, Thursday sad Batarday, -
' - B.L. DH.L,
a A. NKWLAND, . . (J.P.A.
Master Tranaporiavtion.
F. 1. Slmtasas, ' v AD. Wart
1. SlirinONS Jk WARD, ;
ITTOBNIl ant COUIfSILOtS at
V-jr lAw.";.:W-.-''w
suuansL, a. . ...
Office Removed across Street to Beeond
6tory of No. 69 (above Telegraph Of-;
floe) Booth Front Street, stit te
'??'.: HotelChatUwka,;;.'
Praotlo la th eooatles of CYavaa,
DupllnJIonat, Oatlow, CarUrst, PaaUl
eo and Wake, la lb Buprttn aad Fed
eral Ooarta, sad wherever sarvlot art
deelred. - r .''t. ...'; -i'vvT n
I P. He PelletlCT, m. !
J-ift ! ATTOSNIY AT UJ5
Mlddls Street, l4tar Itrtsk
:;.-- .,-' Baildlsg. 'v:';At,i-
Till praettea ta the Ooaatiaa al Cravaa
-arteret' Jonea, Onsl(rw aad ramiloo. D.S
Joan M Sw Bane tad fcatnaat Oatara
Adnilnltrator'a IToUee
Th ahdertlgned, Harrison Cannoa,
hat thli day qnaltfied a administrator
of the ettat of John H. Lokey deoeated
AH persons having olalmt airalnatth
estate of the tald John H. Lokey ar re
quested to present them duly authenti
cated for payment or or before the 11th
day of February 1904 or tills nl) will
be plead In bar of their recovery. AH
peitww In- '"1 to i-'i tta; Biust
Appllcuiluu To Tote
I'onds.
Wutrear, pu.tum.i in Act of the Leg
islature ratified the 27th day of Januany
190 J, ten residents., and tups-ers of tbe
City of New Hrru h v.-made applica
tion lo tho Mvvor an I Board of Alder
men for a tub crlptlnn (;f yifty Thous-
nd Lollr, to he Caplinl Stock of the
Pamlico. O.b utal and Wcalein railroad
U mpany.
And Whereas H la tho duty of the
Board of Aldermen, under the provis-1
ions of said Act, upon the filing of said
application to order an election to be
held upon tho question of 'Subscription'
or 'No Subscription ' Therefore be it
ordalner1.
Section 1. That an election be held
lo Hie City of New Bern on Tuesday the
24h day of March 1903, for the purpose
of determining the question of a sub
scription by the City of New Bern, in
the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars to
the Capital Stock of the Pamlico, Orien
tal and Western Railroad Company, the
taid subscription to bo made in Bonds
of the City to run Thirty Years and to
bear Interest at a rate not greater than
five per cent, in'ereat payable seml-an
nnally, the said Bonds to be of the de
nomination of $1000,00 and to be issued
to the laid Company at par.
Sec. 8. That for the purpose of hold
ing the said election the following vot
ing precincts are established:
First Ward at City Hall.
Second Ward at Court House.
Third Ward at Streets Stable.
Fourth Ward at Hargett Shop.
Fifth Ward at McCarthys.
Blxth Ward Rough and Ready Hook
and Ladder house.
And It It further ordained that the fol
lowing persons be and are hereby ap.
pointed Registrars and Poll Holders for
the various voting precincts;
First Ward, Registrar R R Hill, Poll
holders Geo Jones, J T Lincoln.
Second Ward, Registrar D F Foy, Poll
holders, E K Bryan, Robt Hancock.;
Third Ward, Registrar E S Street Poll
holders J U 8mlth, W J McSorley.
Fourth Ward, Registrar D S Jones,
Poll holders Brlce Anderson.John Hill,
Fifth Ward. Registrar C J McCarthy,
Poll holders, C T Hancock, J P Btan
ley. Sixth Ward, Registrar Ed Hollowell,
Poll holders A J Oasklns, J no Wether
lngton.
Sec. 8. That at said election the bal
lots used shall contain the words "Sub
tcrlptioo,' and "No Subscription" and
the polls shall be opened and the elec
tion held under the tame laws, rules and
regulations under which elections for
Aldermenare held under the charter of
the City of New Bern.
Bee. 4. That If a vacancy, for any
cants shall occur In !tho offlco of
Registrar or Poll holder the said vacan
cy shall be filled In the same manner
provided In the charter of the City of
of New Bern In elections held for Alder
men.
Sec. 5. That a new registration of the
voters of tbe City of New Bern Is here.
by ordered for said election and for the
purpose of such registration the various
Registrars shall open the registration
books at the various voting Precincts
herein named on Friday the 6th day of
March 1908 and shall .keep them open to
and Including Saturday the 14th day of
March 1908 and tald books shall be kept
open daring tald time from eight o'clock
a m to tlx o'clock p m of each day.
Bee 6. That the result of laid election
shall be ascertained under tbe tame lawa
rule and regulation! provided in elec
tion! held under the charter of said City
for Aldermen.
Seo.7. That thlt ordinance ah all be pub
llthed in the Dally Journal until the dty
of election Tuesday March 24 th 1908.
F. T. Patterson,
Mayor.
J. 3. Tolton, City Clerk.
EASTJSItl;'
caroidm' LINE
Od Dominiop Steamship Co
PAIItY IaIJIE.
FREIGHT & PASStNOIB.
For All Point North.
The Steamer NEUSE
Is scheduled to tall at 6 p. m., Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
The Str. Ocracoke
OnfTneadayt, Thursdays and Batur
piy at 8 p. m. J
Freight received not Iatet
than one hour previous to sailing.
; i For furthr information apply to
; GEO. HENDEESON, Agt,
It, "K. Km, Gen. Mgr.,
B.d Hrjsnra,aen.Frtft Pass.Ait
i;, ;.-- Korfolk, Va. .
Hw Bern, K. 0 Ant;. 1803,
BRAD HAM'S LITER sad STOMACH
FILLS art partly vegetable and eaa b
givea to very old people and chlldrea.
Mild la action their effect I far-reaching.
No pals o .discomfort follows
their as. They hv been called
Health's " Housekeepers, " - which It
quit, true. - Does your liver hart you f
Better try these pills. Price- Boo. st
BRAD HAM'S PHARMACY. ,
Bradtutm'a Antl-.
BUIoiu Uveir.PlUs, .
:a-i
sre partly vegetable sad act by
tttmulallng the llvtr. eaualng Increased
flow ot bile and producing natural move
menu of th bowel. They do not pro
duo (frlplng or tick stomach. Bar oar
for Constipation, Flatulency, Heartburn
eto, price 95 eta. Manufactured by 0
D. Bradham, wholesale and retail drag,
glut. '.....' ,'; ;. ''"
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KegUfrarriJrolIce.
The RegUtratloa books for tha First :
Ward will be opened, by toe at eight
o'clock a m. on Friday thejth day of
March 1908, at City Hall for the regtt
tratlon of votert at an election upon th
question of a anbtcrlptloa by the City '
of New Bern to the itock of Pamlico,
Oriental and Western Railroad Com
pany, and will be kept open by me at
aald place each week day from date to
and Including Saturday the 16th day of
March 1903 from the hours of eight
o'clock t. m, to tlx o'clock p. m.
R. R. HILL,
Registrar
February 14th, 1908.
The Registration books for Second
Ward will be opened by meat, eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1908, at Court House for the retr-
iatratlon of votert at an election npon
the question of a subscription by the
City of New Born to the stock of Pam
lico, Oriental and Western Railroad
Company, and will be kentonen bvme
at said place each week day from tald
date to and Including tho 16th day of
march 1903, from the hoars of eight
i clock a. m. to tlx o'clock p. m.
D. F. FOT,
Registrar
February 14th, 1908.
The Registration books for Third
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903 at Street's stable for the re
gistration of voters at an election npon
the question of a subscription by the
City of New Bern to the stock of Pamli
co, Oriental and Western Railroad Com
pany, 'and will be kept open by me at
tald place each week day from date to
and Including Saturday the 16th day of
marcn tvos rrom the hours of eight
o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m.
E. B. STREET,
Registrar,
February 14 1908.
The Registration looks for Fourth
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903, at Hargettl Shop for the
registration of voters at an election
upon the question of a subscription
by the City of New Bern to the stock of
Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad
Company, and will be kept open by me
at said place each week dty from tald
date to and Including Saturday the 18th
dayofMarch 1903, from thehouisof
eight o'clock a. m, to tlx o'cldck p. m.
D. 8. JONES,
Registrar.
February.
The Registration books for Fifth
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903, at McCarthy' for the regis
tration of voters at an election upon the
question of a subscription by the City of
New Bern to the stock of Pamlico,
Oriental and Western Railroad Company
and will be kept open by me at tald
place each weekday from laid date to
aad Including Batarday the 16th day of
March 1908, from tha hour of eight
o'clock a m. to tlx o'clock p. m.
C. J. MCCARTHY;
Registrar.
February 14 1908.
The Registration books for Sixth
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day o.
March 1908, at Rough and Ready Hook
and Ladder House for the registration of
votert at an election npon the question
of a subscription by the Olty of New
Bern to the stock of Pamlico, Oriental
and Western Railroad Company, and
will be kept open by nje at (aid place
each week day from data to and Includ
ing Saturday the 16th day of March 1908,
from the hour of eight o'clock a. m. to
six o'clock p. m.
E. T. HOLLOWELL,
Registrar.
February 14th 1908.
Administrator's Sale
ot Iiand.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Tho. F. MoCarthyv Administrator of
th Ettat of Mary Banks, -
vs
Matilda Weill, Susan Nixon, Pater 0
Nixon, her hatband, Susan Heath, .
Blmoa Heath, her haabaad,
and Nora Odtav
Pursuant to aa order and decree of .
the Buperlor Court of Craven eoaaty la t
the special proceed lac at abovs eatltlad,
the nnderslgned Administrator will ex
pose for sale and teU for caah tomaks
assets, at tht eoarthoote door, laths
City of New Bern aad County of Craven
N 0., at II o'clock at. on Monday the 9th
day of March 1908, to th highest bidder,
th following described real Mtate lying
and being sltuat In said City aad Ooun .
ty, bounded at follow! On the sooth
fast oorntr of Oak .and Oedar ttreett, ,
being lot No. 110 ia ths Joshus Soott T -Division,
la the pita of the Olty of Kw
Bera.lt.Ol. "" '."-- .ri-,.-;?
Thl tot eoBteias a dwelling house. i.
This 4th day of February. 1908. .. . X''i.
THOB, T. MoOABTHT, t ? j(
' Admrnlatrator. ' -,: '
Adinhilstratrix Notice
: Bating qualified as AlnUalttratrlx of
Abner Nelson, dod, 1 hereby notify. ', -: . '
sll ptrson having claims sgalntt th -'
tat of th deotaeed to present thomto-u . -.
m dulv aathaatloated tor payment at Jj,-':'
my raahlenot ia Mo. 1 Towaahlp, Craven - .
county, N O oa or before th 6ih day of v ' -February,
1904, ot this aotlos will bs ' :.';
plaadadia. bar of tha lwoovtry of tuch - - ,
olalma. , i." . .
All pertosi tadsbtsd to the said stUls .
arqrilrd to ikjA?ompt payment to '
TliU Ftb. 8th, 1908. '
Admlalttrsttix at AhasrIlslsoB, de
'SIMi.T1V.Vi w '
? . Attorttfy st U
74 So,' Front Bi'i, Holal C "
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Craven Conr.' j ' -,
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ttltitlon.