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;
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of meustrc&Uon." They are "LIFE SAVUiS" to -girl at
womanhood, aiding development of organ and body., No
known remedy for womea equals thera. Cannot do harm life
i becomes a pleasure... 1.00 I'EJA bOX U MAIL. Sold
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old in New Bern by
1793
Ideally located near - AahevUla, MILITANT. Highly oantBde4 by Arnyr
.Tpmcert u4 Army inspectors, Hafaalas fmpi Instead of tacr n acoom mourns.
ll parhagtotia,' . WaV. an'CHM. BVpt, a, ft P. , a, AihCTiUe, H. ft
dUfllERrlRAILyAYi
" Account above occasion, effective ;Aprll 85, 1904. Southern Railway IH
place on tale dally, ticket! at ettramely low rajei, to St . Loqia, Mo and return
Following art ratea applying from principal point In State ut Forth Carolina:
AaheUro .7..
Aahevllle.. ........
Charlotte,;.... .
Durham...,.;.... .-,
Gastonlsw--.- ,
Goldabaro...,T7
Gteensboro!., ......
-Henderson..... ,
Henderson vllle... ,
Hickory...........
Marion... .,..
Morgtnton. ......
Mf.Alry.,; ...
' Newton. .........
Raleigh
Ratherfordton '
Salisbury,,......::...
Banford...:.,......
Selma.......
. Statesvllle (Tla Knoxvll e)
Wllkesboro.,,.....,.
Wtnatnn-S.lani..'
Southern Railway wlll.effectlve April
. m A
Bleeping Jar Between ctreeaauuru, a. v, i -- , - qn
vllle; Knoxvllle, Lexington and Louisville; leaving Greensboro dally at 7.20
P M v
' For full Information as to rates from all points, Sleeping-Car reservations,
schedule, Illustrated literature, etc., address ANY AGENT, or ,
R. L. VERNON, Traveling Passenger Agent, Charlotte, N. O.
- y.J. B,. WOOD, District Passenger Agen. Ashavllla, N. O.
S. II. BE ABttWICK, Traffic Manager.
W. H; jLyXOE, Gen'l Passenger Agent
iiaSHINCTON, D. C.
OKttttMMtMMMMittttMttMttUIMp
8 There's Room
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in me ureai
Have yoa ever considered the great advantage of this fea
ture of the Siotnwest plea-y of elbow room where throe,
five, even ten aoree may be had at the price of a single acr
in jour home section f It's worth considering, especla )'
when the great productive worth of the land Is taken In us
c uoL It's a wouderfully fertile section. There Is no bet
Kgricultnt al section In this couutry, and farms are cheap
6ul there-lo Arkansu, Okl thorn and Texas simply l
cubb there are more farms lhn frmf-rs- Can you Bflord
to overlook an opportunity of this Hud t 'ur lllmtrated
book lts wUl give you the particulars In detail. U noi
iateresied yourtelt write for them anyway In behalf cf
your less favored relatives and neighbor.
(Mention this Paper.)
ONE VAUK
lfflMHil
PLCS 8 DOLLARS
For the Round Trip
First and Third i
Tuesdays of each
Uonth
A Good
Telephone
BERYIOK IS A B0B1NK88
NSOKSBITT, A HOME
. OOtfYEKISNOX A COM
BINKD . . . .
Conreniene
Luxury I
Oidor four Phooai t Oncol
To Let.
2 Houses, 7 Rooms Xach. 1 Bonse, 4
rooms, good location, newly pain tad In
side and out. One New Store la 4ust
ntss part of city. Bee 158 South Front
street for Information.
Ws keep for Retailing, Lime, Rags,
Tar, Oharooal, Slot Wood, one Engine
aad BolUr. " j
Ws swop New Cook Stores (or old
Stoves, so bilng yoar old BtoTM and get
a new cook stove la ticbaoge,
BI6HILL,
Tno Shingle Han. 1
: B1PT1ST UIIIiIRSlHT
i", Dlpkanas gliet In ihsr Arts Beleaets
, ' and rhtlotophyi I Mosle, In Art aad U
-'. BiDrMlo.rCoamt of stndt slaallar
1 ' UithoM la soy's college" Kecltatloo
V , pt tod a, on hoar earn. Faculty of sli
,m- ... and Iweaty-fonr woueB School
ot filble taoght, if . foil gradnaUi of
Waka Fortsl sod . Kewtoi Tkeologkal
fsaskisry. Tborougu Builsea Coars.
F.teltsit OtUlrniot for teaching
Oueaalstry', Bmlory ted rkyaws. School
of Hoi la asarpMted ;la lbs roatk.
TUeosafort ( stailMiis fooksd after by
Ladf Principal, Lady I byaiolaa, two
Nations aad S burte. Board, literary
UltfotY lost; ,Kbu. Ull- ' ,ot
V phyilctae, aurte ami library, $167.00
, f irsltonf la Ibe Club fim 13
" ess, No oUcouot to any; ertryhojy
psyi etactly the isaie '. Ci:evd
to be tie cUaapett i hr.l f I rr ! la
lbs Banta, fat tnn I ' - a'ln
!dM - -
' t f rr!.!r-m II. T, V '
1 I I fcess, lrrt;'u!arity and
I I - omission, increase Tiff-
or ti i taisli -'pain
Davis' Pharmacy
Season
60-Day
15iDay
$85 65
32 25
8610
8410
8610
87 10
8410
8410
33 35
8410
8410
8410
87 00
8410
8560
35 55
8410
37 60
3710
3410
40 00
129 60
26 90'
40
80 10
31 40
28 40
28 40
27 85
28 40
28 40
28 40.
80 85
28 40
29 90
29 60
28 40
81 90
3140
28 40
S3 40
29 85
$24 30
28 85
94 85
83 30
24 65
29 25
. S3 30
13 80
22 95
23 20
23 30
23 80
2510
23 30
24 80
24 20
23 80
28 2
23 30
2510
24 40
85 85
26,1901, Inaugurate Thorough raimatl
at r.nnii Mo. via Hsllabnrv. Asne
For Success!
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ouuniwcbi
ff.T, SAUNDKB8f;D P A
Richmond. ?a.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Ha.aenfer Tr9)o MiaaC",
CHICAGO. ILL.
Wireing For
Electric Lights
Persons wishing their buildings wired
will please make application In wrl
ting.
Any complaints for defective lights,
Inattention of employees, Ac. . If mads
in writing, to lb Commission, will re
ceive prompt attention. Address" all
communications to the Secretary.
WATER A LIGHT COMMISSION,
- , UOrlffllh-flt.
Mdrfgage Sale. ";.
Parsna'at to tbe-certaln power of ste
coatalned la that osruta mortgago deed
assented oa tno t flay or jbooii,
from the Carolina Canning Company to
the National Beak of New Berae,record
ed la the Office oi the Register of Deeds
of Craven county, jo oooa mo, page mv,
The indenlgned will offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash; at
the Court Bouso Door of Craven coun
ty, oa Wednesday, the 10th day of Au.
gast. at the hour of U o'clock, 11, all
the following Oeacribed real and person
A certain plena of tract of lsd,lyfiig
aaq btlnr la Uravca county, mate afore
said, la No 8 Towaahlp, and described
aad dadoed as follows to wltiNear
the city of New Bern, tad located In the
plan of a town tit for Wllllara Duna,
npoa a certain plot or plan, daly veord
ed la the OfflcS of the Koilner ot Deeds
of Craven ooanty, to which re'ersne It
made for the fall metei and bounds of
said land, as herein described to wtt;
Bet iboIbt at a point oa toe Northern
side of Crimih street, 68 feet South
tastwardly f mm the North-easter In
levaeetlOB of Orfflth street and "A
street, said point belnf 6ni feot South.
OMtwsrdly from the corner of lot No
119. at said Dolat of Intertooilon. and
rnaalol the along ald OrirDih atrret
and along the lie of laid lot No 110
ISI4 feet to the corner of itUl lot na
Grimih street, ronolnff tbenre North
eaMwirdly with the Una of Inta, 121,
121, 121. adUUnre DflM fl nrlln
Its nld ''Aw street, thnr iimnlnf
Notlh-WMtwardly parali! vrlth (Jrilllili
trot, and along lbs Wtra Una of
hlH, feet thnnne Wrttwardiy
p.r.Hol with -"A' S'rwt, 1M fort to
Oriniik triMvt. the pntit cf brjrlnnlng,
toff Uicr wllb a'l bnlli1n(i, (jitiir,
ancli!nry an J all lbs coo l, wr n,
tart i lid:, t't every di-u t'.; '-'-on, tt
iiatH snd fK-ni la ar. y -f : I tmtl.-
J-. . : -" " . " .
FoTka tlots 6 variiic sizes play a
strong "part in--the. sciison's fa3hlons
and apxieaf 'with- rqiart effect on tlie
llnea of palest' lavender. " The -little
blouse is cut ' with -a yoke plastron
TOIiKA DOTTta) WASH rttOCK. - '
dropping off the shoulder to whteh
the extremely 'full sleeve irtucked, the
Upftarlng cuff edged with linen em
broidery. The. -blouse sags back and
frent .into the deep ' and much be
wrinkled girdle. The yoke effect iare
peated in the skirt, the lower skirt be
ing appllqued witlAucks, an67 a flounce
is put on in the same manner.
The Paraol.
" . The tuclted parasols and the para
sols trimmed ' with little ruchlngs are
much the mode this year for everyday
wear. The juald with an economical
turn of mind can purchase a plain
ehude and deck It with tiny ruchlngs,
thereby saving a neat penny. They
are fashionable in grass green, onion
brown, navy blue and champagne, and
many of them are made waterproof,
which Is certainly nn achievement
Dotted Goods Popnlnr.
Dots are becoming more and more a
feature of all light summer materials.
They aro large nnd small, round and
seed shaped, mere flecks or ti?u cent
pieces, flat or repousse.
All colors nnd tints, ns well as black
and white, are employed for them.
Everything from the mesh of a sum
mer veil to o yard of the Bheerest mull
for a warm weather frock shows them
Frocks For Little Folk.
Fascinating little frocks are made of
dainty flowered organdies and lawns,
but all wlilto will ever be most popular
for the young folkttr-Sllk or lawn slips
of delicate shades of pink or blue nre
very smart worn under lino white mull,
nnd the suhIi should be of the shade of
the slip, ns white ribbon la not so ef
fective over a color.
TtertTal of Lace.
The coming style In laces is net top
in' white and ecru shades. For years
this stylo has been out of vogue, but
It is coming in with a whirl, and there
really threatens to be a -scarcity in
this line, for they won't be able to im
port enough to supply such a demand.
Another hit this year is the button ef
feet. . . ,
Sanboanat ' For LIMle oTrl.
The fashionable sunbounet makes t
quaintly picturesque frame for the up
to date wee ones. The one here shown
IT5K B4tlOBAI 6rjM)K)m.
is ruado of pink ehanibray, The bood
is cut In scallops and attached -to the
front of the bonnet with small White
pearl button!. The cape has four small
tuck and the rqQlo around the front la
wait embroidery. : , 2 j , '- c; . r '
Bcasaable Trlsilaa,'
t Fine )aee to ubliuItou, j- : ' ' .
s Tiny butlohs are fenturea, fh --ii' -
Olpdlc. draping W a one WJ-:?i
Deep flotmcwTplny an ImpoMant part
' BlCercs amount to little at th about
der. ':,-;'J!
i Tucks of all widths tre"botd on now
Tlplngs oullln some fetTi smart
Blrapplugs. : ... ' ; i ' V .' '; " I
fxci , rlhlxm taU'lre s4 Hh
gtod MTert
Coflrwe laAcs trio' the canvas fabrics
to pfrf ccflofi, , -
Itowevrr ortiatiT, the lower part of
eleevtt is snuir.', . . . . ;
s Blimilder trlitimlinrs dronp In paeudo
graodmstimin itylu. , .:'
Oancl'tirssro rvfcnl!!'J rival" tif ti
toiucBj ferord Mbirriiiu. -V ' ' ',"..'. -
Thetmthai wtrt.Xwin rui;ihii.m
', ' ; -Wllhoot a grtpn.' .
.T't Clean. (In lln-r,' w h ;mX
fjulref,
Tks nn ut flight.
DeWlf.'s LltUn l.'sriy l.l. r
sma't, ry to Uie, ry ml c n!!;
rfft, yc-t tli'-y r , r rU'rt 1 r "'
. I t i - n ho rii I'it 'l
i i r ' a r:t' '
A LOGICAL SAVAGE. '
The AVar B liliiewt a liionary
;--r--,- ! Araruraeat. f .
"l used to know in Australia ad ln-
telent and. luiereistjiig mlsBlwaty.''
gaid an EngllsU nobiemnR.'. "He and I
"were talking one day about ilio na
lives of New Guinea, and ha lo!d. me
bow one of these natives had Btnoipwl
lite in. a certain argnmcnt ItVefins
thaj he "had, accosted AUe notlve nd
urged him to let himself be clvlii-ca.. :
'But what good,' .the native asUuu,
will tbla clvilieatlofi of yours do XdrTs
jf -' Well, jld" the "missionary "yott
will cease, for one: thing, to idle all
your time away. Y()u. will .learn the
delights ot honest labor'
'What good will the labor dome p.:,.
"Through It jou will gradually jid--
cumulate ..monev. and in time,--with-
Irngallfyv you wlirpossess muchstore
of honestly acqnireoVTicnea.
"The native waa still- tinconvinced;
Wbafgood will the riches dome?' was
his next question. " f '
"They, said the missionary, "Will
enable you to cease from -work at last
and to spend thereat of your flays. la
ell earned restr - .
"Thenative' laughed, r .J -
"It seems to me,'- he said, 'that It I
did hb you say I would, be taking a
mighty roundabout course to get to the
place I started frdm." ", .
INDIA RUBBER.
Its Form of Stractore Whica Permits
.;. It to Be BlasttC. .
Vodern physics, teach us that the
molecules of all bodies are in a state of
incessant, motion;; that" the ' intimate
structure of matter is, in fact, a. repro
duction oh an infinitely mlnuto scale of
the-revolving suns and planets. ";
In gases and liquids this motion Is
most extensive in range, but In;solids
the movements of the motecules are
more restrained, and they merely, os
cillate Or rotate about u certain mean
position, the -range, of motion being
strictly . governed by the attractions
producing it, .
If by the pull of an outside force the
molecules are drawn out .beyond the
limit of their mutual attractions the
body is broken, but within this limit it
will recover itself when the pull ceases.
We may regard the particles of rub
ber as revolving In circles. ' When it is
stretched these orbits b'ecome elliptic,
returning to ' the circular form when
released. As then this substance pos
sesses a very wide range .of variation
of molecular distance without rupture
it Is eminently elastic.
DOCTOR OF DANCING.
This Title Was Given to Draocharap
by Louis XIV.
- In France during the reign of Louis
XIV. dancing took a very prominent
position among court festivities, nnd
many members of the royal family
took part In the. complex ballets of the
time. Louis himself, no mean perform
er, took lessons for twenty .years from
lteauchamps, who was culled the fa
titer of all dancing masters and upou
whom the king cortf erred the title doe-
tor as a special mark of favor.
Beauchamps had the honor of ap
pearing ns partner "With the king In the
minuet, a dance which -was Introduced
In 1C50 in France,- and no court ball
was opened'ln Europe for a century
and a half without It.
About the year 1001 a royal acad
emy of dancing was formed under the
auspices of Beauchamps, Lulll, Mollere
and others, the object of which was to
elevate the art and check all nbusea.
Of this academy Beauchamps was
chief, with the title ot director. Lon
don Telegraph.
A Btory of ai Scholar.
Theodor Mommsen. the famous his
torian, hadnot only"; tho appearance
but the manner: of a scholar. Once
timing- the half hour'a drive from Ber-
lia toCbnriottenburg Jhe car in which
the professor rode went JJadly off the
track. The rest" of the passengers
alighted, the horses were removed and
the stranded car was lef until help
copld be found- Mommsen remained,
reading his book. An hour passed, and
the sound of levers and lacks and the
plunging of horses', hoofs aroused him
from his reverie. With no sign, of dis
composure be arose" from hi seat and
went to tbMoor. J'Xh," said he "we
seem to have come td a. standstill"
'" . Bfalaa Coaatlea,vj -
Tho three 6rlglnal counties .of Maine
bad. good -bid , English county names.
Tort, Ctrmberland and Lincoln. - Only
two, - Oxford aDd Somerset, hava-been
siinllariy named since, all the rent bat
lng good America o appellstloim. .For
the name oT ADdroscosglnArooAtook
Kennebec, "Penobscot,. Piscataquis and
Sagadahoc find their origin among the
Bborig1nM,wbUel Franklin Hancock,
.Knox and Washington tea, the names
of t distinguished' j Americana "ti .'the
f.r; Feat la Orowta.i-'.'-
lost W t In tht waf," nsld tha
trimp'. ,"and I'm trying to raise enough
monev to Bit out to (jalirerniar
j "What do you want to go to Callor-
nla forr.Bkrd tue womsn.itthe door.
r'Oh. I've hesrd that there aro things
which grow a foot In a day out there. "
Yonkers BUti-smsn.' .w
. kiss YvrJuce-Wbat shame It 1
tiow the jtien diytv tia poor womcnl
Mum r.Iiii'hmfcv-Tliey would nr-tfer a-t
b womnn to umrry tlx-m oiikus th y
did, my denr.- w Yoikn-.
. la twrk. ' ." i
Flint CltUMi-Arn't you ilrltiklng a
llltlr- nidre tlmn liminl? Pi-iiithl fltl7.t
Yin. Sty w Iff has a rol l In li"r bend
find rnn't mm-ll a lil.n ti.-l l!iiu?-AI-
,nny JioirnnL
arc cui'" 1 by lo'!,Ti!on. If you eat
linle too mti h, ur If yoii r ml j'- 1 1
u is ' l-'!,::?i, tt.s atomai he
j '.--iwr'li, nnd pna p a-alrft t'
l !. Tl-'t ;' l'.fl 1 .-!!'
la to love chlldreo, ana .rBov
' homo can-be completely1
, .-KjJ -: tappy without ttemi yel. thai
-1 - ordeal through whici the ex-
y - pectant mother mtist pass usually W
- to fall of gufterino;, danger and fear '
. J .U-.that ahe looka forward to the criticftlv
lwtrs trisad, by it$ penetrating and soothing propextiea,?7"
allays natisea; nervousness, and alTunpleasaat feelinM. and"!
eweal that she passes through
uq ereat aateiy and witn but
little : tnfferisg, as immbers
hatre testified and ail it is
irorth its -freight ia rcdiL. $iho per '
bottle of drng-i5ta. Book contalnui-r
wuvaiue uuormaaon aauea trtt "
aS2UE3 CX.Himtu, 6a-
The,Afcacas Ia.Japaa.
The Japanese- shopkeepers' use the
abacus, or soroban, so universally that
the stranger qulcklycomea to a realiz
ing lens of the absence, of all mental
calculation in the empire. In lien of
paper and..- pencil any - child or adulH
wUJ at once take up the soroban when
given a" problem in mathematics and
rattle its beads about as though he
wre amusing himself. The principle
of the little instrument is this: Each,
of the five beads Jn the broad lower
division of the hoard represents one
unit, and each solitary bead In the nar
row . upper ' dlvlsiou represents flve
units. Each vertical column -la thus
worth ten units. .Each vertical column
represents units ten times greater than
those in the column Immediately to the
right of It, exactly as in our own sys
tem of notation by meaha of the Ara
bic numerals. Any sum in aritnmetic
can be done on the soroban, even to
the extraction of square and cubic
roots. '
Band? With Texts.
James Whitcomb Riley told a story
of an old fellow who asked for work at
the Riley farm in the poet's boyhood.
He was set at hoeing potatoes, but did
not prove to be especially Industrious.
When taken to task for bis lack of ap
plication he only replied, "Waal, the
good book says, 'Do all things in mod
eration.' " "Well, it came on dinner
time at last," says the humorist, "and
the old codger did his share nobly. In
fact, he ate enough to kill two or three
ordinary men. Some one gently hinted
that the text didn't Beem to apply. He
opened a worn Uttle Bible and iwper-
turbably pointed to a passage. It read,
Whatsoever thy hand findeth .to do, do
it with all thy might' "
Bow and Arrow Drill In Chlaa.
In 1800, a year after the war with
Japan, so disastrous for China, a high
Chinese official, who had never seen a
shot fired, penned a memorial to the
throne to prove that China's defeats
were due solely to her having ex
changed the methods of warfare
taught by the sages for newfangled
European Ideas and European weapons,
The memorial was published with com
mendation from the throne, and I my
self .saw Chinese recruits practicing
outside the walls of Peking with bows
nnd arrows. Valentine Chlrol In Na
tlonal Review.
The Dead Sea.
There are no Ashes In the Dead sea
no life of any kind. The percentage
of solids In the water Is enormous
about 20 per cent The principal solid
ingredients are the chlorides of sodi
um, magneslupi - and calcium. The
deepest part of the Dead sea's bed lies
2,000 feet below the level of the Medl
terranean. Its depth there Is 1,310 feet
Oddly enough. It has a cloud system
of Its own, for one may frequently see
cloud banks lying over the Dead sea
which are 000 or 700 feet below the
level of the ocean. '
j . . j He' Was, a Btarer.
She (desperately) Dofl't you believe
they will worry over your absence If
you fall to return home until such
late hour?. He (carelessly) There's no
body to worry except the landlady, and
I make a point to keep .her worrying
by always owlno; her a month's board.
Some New Bern People
ali&liealizevti
SeHousnosH.'-
' ThVconitaat aching ot a bad bask,'-;:
Tha vaarlaass ' w ' '' . 1
'Tie llred feelliigv 7 -' - "
- Tie palBi knd. teles of -, kidney
1Mb 1 T'J'.Z
. Art serloui I If neglaolet) V..
, Dangeroui f artoary troablea . ' foi.
low. fz e'v.-vv ; -; i r.-1
A.citiua inoajs yoa now i avoia
tna "IvC. '-' .'0...-':'v
.' I B CortoD, farmer and lumbertat of
Deppa N O sayst ; "f
"I inllaiaJ fyr.'yeari with my back.
it was to bad that I eoald not walk any
dituaoa, nor ircn rids In ka Buy buggy
I do not boilers I couli lav raised Ma
pounds of weight from tha ground the
pain vat so severe.. This wat my eon
dlllon wbaa 1 begto nalsg LVaa'l Kid
fieyrillt. They quickly relieved mt
and now I am aevar troubled as 1 was
My bark la itrong tnd I caa walk or ride
a long dUUnce an4 feel Jmt tt strong
ai I did twenty-Ova year ago. 1 think
0 m nil Of Pb' Kidney Fill that I
havo glrnn a tnpji'y fit llit renu'yfo
om of m j i.i g'.lmr and they Lars al
n f.ni ml p'li'I ffinlis. If you ran 'ft
ntl-Ii.ir fr-n tl.la rtnib'lng Bi le that
;.i t! c f ,.y tervice to yrni or t) any
tn ttrtlng from kidney tin j-'t
r Hi :i,nty t i fl ) it."
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For boys and girls. Faculty rep
resenting Wske Forest College,
The University of North Caro
lina, Catawba College, Southern
Female College.Lltt'eton Female
College and Peace Institute. Pre
. pares thoroughly for college and
for the active duties of life. Non
sectarian, Special advantages In
Hnstc and Elocution. Magnifi
cent scenery. Mineral water.
No Malaria. Splendla cominun
ty. Not a bar room In the conn
ly. Board at actual cost. Lset
year the average cost of board
was 4.8? per month. Tuition
. $1.00 to $8.00. Room rent 35a
per month. Session open July
18th and close April 4th.
For Illustrated ca'a'ogue, write
to
W. D. BURNS, A. B LU B.,
Principal.
Lawndalc, N. C.
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1 1NISTEI1L EDUCATION.
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1 A & M COUL7EGE,
RALEIGH, N. C,
Agriculture, Englneerlngdlvl),
Electrical, Mechanical, and Min
ing), Industrial ChemUtry, Tei
tlle Industry, 520 Students, 33 Io
btructors, Tuition $20 a year,
Board $8 a month, 120 Scholar
ship. Addrees
president mmi
RALEIGH, N. C.
a-
Hour liliiarj Sclool,
OXFORD, N. C.
The fifty-fourth year oeglcs
September 7th, 1904. Claaslcal,
Solentiflo, and English Conrses,
The best Moral, Mental, Social,
and Physical Training. Every
member of the faculty an exper
ienced teacher.
Apply for catalogue to
J. a HORNER,
UNIVERSITY
OP NORTH CAROLINA,
Academic Department,
Law,
riadlclne,
Pharmacy
Free tulttoa to teachers and to ministers
son. Scholarships and loans
. ' . ' for the needy. ,
630 BTupjaTB. " . ;fl7 nrsTaucToHs.
Now Dormitories, Gymnaelum, Water
. Works, Central Heating System .
, -'-' Fall term begins
' - 51 Bept. , 1904, Address
' '' 7 aivoiB P. YaaiBM; raasimNT,
J'- i- Chapel HID,' N, 0. . t -
trwikste tot
College
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for .Your
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rull lino of D-mfrB.aUecl'
Ucine3, Toilet Ar--
-ticlos and Boap.
; Fresh :Stptyof:,
, . ' Flower) Seeds
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twqBijys!iEAiRci::rio nou.
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Trains with Pnllmsa Hleener; and nininvnanr
x laroogti tickets from Csrollna with d!rct ccnnecHonk .SPFflAL- RAT
FR88ASON,8lXTTxrFIFTllDAYTl(.KE-&:k- .
'J"-,. 'lteea day tlekats from New Bern, N C; (98 15. virr'r
Sleeping ear accommodations engaged npoa aplicat'toli ; -
: SPECIAL 4DOACH 3SXCUR!iIQNSf : 5' :,:cv '
on authorUed dates, tickets good for teal flays at rata of tsi)otriapondlng'
low rsteafrom oiher siatlons. Special socommodatlons frraogedfoy 'partief
Stop overs permitted w itbout limit at OA O. celebrated MoanUl yeort.J .
USE THE O & O RPUTE'aBdpurohrBrO fOtufUckotgBrdtoglyy'
For coach excursion dates, reservations and other Information j address "
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F.W.OURD, Pan. Agt. C. A O. Ry'.,'
A Ureen, Prei. ,
E. H. Meadows, Vlce-Prest. v
T. A. Onell, Cashier,
Citizens' Bank,
Do a Qeneral Banking BubIoosb
Surplus and Undivi
ded Profits, $22,000.00.
We wlll-trive prompt and careful atten
tion to all business entrusted to na.
We Invite your account. Try ns.
Board ot Directors.
rerdlnand OuioS
B. 3. Meadows.
i.MedoTra.
Obas.-Bcftv.Jr.
Bamnel W. I pock
James Bedmond,
ChM. H.Fowier. Haver Hahn.
W . rainier. Tnomas A.raaa.
E. W. Small wood, C.K.rov. -
Ueo.H.Ivas, w. r. Crockett.:
Mark Disoaway
anything
a Invent orlmm-OTO: also sat
CAVE
EAT.TR ADF.MARK. COPYRICHT or DESRSM
rnu I eu I tun. bena model, sketch, or photo,
for free examination and advice.
BOOK ON PATENTS fee before patent.
Write 4W ja fsBBs' n mm
X to mflm3l1JW V BCa
s. Washington, D.C
I. 1.. Willi),
Attorney at Law,
74 Ho. Front St., Opp. Hotel Chattawkn
NEW BERN, N. O.
Craven Coantj Attorney.
Circuit, Craven, Jones, Onslow, Cart
eret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenoir, and the
Hnoreme and Federal Cnnrts
Notice of Entry.
State of NORTH CAROLINA
Craven County
To George B Water?, Entry Taker for
Craven County:
The undersigned J W Btewart and O
FI Wctheringlon of Craven county
North Carolina, enters and lays claim
to the following described piece or par
cel of lacd In number nine township
Craven county, Slate of North Carolina
the same being vacant and unappropriat
ed land, and snt ject to entry, viz: on
tho North side of the A & N 0 BR
bounded on the South by O II Wether
Ington and Mines Bros Lumber Com
pany, by heirs of Augustus McCoy on
west, on North by the MoCoy land, Ben
Jsmln Loftln and William Wethering
ton, on the East by the Smith lands.con
talning by estimation One Hun
dred (100) acres more or less.
Entered this 2Slh day of June, A
1901,
O. H. iWETHERINUTON,
J. W. STEWART.
Russell House.
BEAUFORT, N. C,
".Centrally located. All the deli
cacies of the season. Well venti
lated rooms, Good beds, Phone con
venierjcea, Polite and attentive Ser
vants. Rates $1.50 per day
Special and liberal terms by week
a sf
or montlt.'
Q; A. RUSSELL
proprietor.
ICE
10 DISCOUNT.
' Books Containing coupon for 800 lbs.
of Ice In 10 klb. coupons, value $4.00
will be sold to ohatomers at a discount
of 10 per cent.
$3.00 will buy $4.00 worth of ICE U
book Is procured, either front the driver
ol wagon ot from the office 19 Griffith
atreeu .
New Bern Ice
Wood'i Seeds.
CrimsoiirCloxer;
$owri it (he lasi workioj.
of tho Cora oCottoir Crop,
caa b plowed nnder tiie following
April or May la time to plant aora
or other crops tha tama Beaaon,
Crimeoo Uovnr preventa winter
loaching of UM aoil, hi witmJ In tif
tiltslng value to a good appUoation
of auCle mabtirw ami will wonder
fully locraaae the yield, and final
ity of conr or otW Cropa abk-h
follow lu t atwt makes splendid
winter and tnrlng graalnri flaa
early gree !.--i, or a good hay
crop. !-.' ) ;in emp Is cut olr,
tlie action iJ- t .., -.irid stobbla
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Ho. . raiaenger Trains w, . a
DAILY. :
Lv. pm . - fRAnoHBt Ar, am
8 80., Goldaboro ..n 05
8 69. . , LaOraage. io;8S
MAionua. .........lUla
50 Ar. New Bera.Lv,...
9 00
827
8 6fi
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7 15. .. .Ar. Morehead tflty Lv.,
No. 6.
No. a,
Passenger -Train.
Passenger
STATTOHt:
lxain
DAILTr.
Lv. A. M.
Ar,p,
.... 8 80'
8 00 Ooldaboro
8J8 Beat'B
8W Lavage...
8 08
7 67
7 47
7 87
7 26
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8. KJnston...
Oaawell...
o Dover 7 17
"2x Core Creek 7 00 i
5? Tusoarora 6 60
D4 Olarka... ma'
WW Ar. New Bern, Lv 6 80
No. 7.
Passenger
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No. 8. J
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1040 Riverdale
10 43 Croatan
10 68 Havelock
11 16 Newport
11 20 Wildwood
U 40 Ar. Morehead Oitv Lv
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FREIGHT.
DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY
No. 1.
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6 46 Best's
8 18 LaGrange
7 Falling oreek....
7 82..i... Kinston
70 oaawell
9 00.... Dover
9 40 core oreek
10 10 Tusoarora
10 88 dark's
1100 Ar. New Bern.Lv.
.. 12 01'J
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... ii vi -,...10
40 '
,,..10 10
... 9 64,;
.... 9 80 ..I
No. 7,
No. 8,
Tuea, Thurs, Mon. Wed. ,
& Sat. Sc. Frld. I
18 80...... Lv. New Bern Ar 8 05
1 18 Riverdale 7 80
180.., croatan.' 718 I
1 40 Havelock 7 00 '
2 09 Newport, Lv 6 20 i
8 20 Wildwood 6 07:
8 88 Atlantio 668J
866 .. Ar. Morehead city, Lv 5 20 ?
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p. a.
Supplement Mo 1
To take effect Samrdity, Miy
14 u ar-:-,
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cut ouudu. ryesi nounu.- 7
MW. ttll, ,111 4U, v
DAILY, KXCEIT -
FRIDAYS -AND'
SUNDAYS.
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4 00 Ooldsboro 8 00'
4 20 Beit'i 2 38 i
4 29 :LaGrange 114
4 40 Falling Creek. 1 51
4 68 Kinston....
Oaawell
6 13 ...Dover
6 80 -Core Creek
6 49 Tuscarora
6 56 Olarki
10 Ar. New Bern, Lv.
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OT No 818 will pass No 8, where over-.
takaa and run ahead adsad to Oolds
boro aniens otherawlae otherwise or
dered. . ;
B. i DILL,
B. A. HXWL1KD, Gea'l SnpL -'
aUiaar Transportation.
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- .u - Chief Dlsparoher. 72
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frapb, offloa, New Iscb, N. & , , ? .
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trill eara Blind, B landing, TJlosraM aal
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