THE JOURNli.
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CHARLES Li STEVENS.
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TESTCRfiirS . M4RIBTSi : -
Ctttoi, firala, mttattn aid Stack
taiga la Meet. sUcetptad
Tb following are th bum eoota-
Mont, reotlved by prlvtt win from J
Walter Labaree ft Co.. to Barm Co.
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SDBSCR1PTI0I RITES'.
Oaajeer, Ik advano ft.
On year, not U advaae
Monthly, by carrier In tht orry, .... M
Advertising Bate faralthad on
carton.
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Entered at th Pott Offloa, Hew Ben,
It. (X, u wood elan matter.
Oflolal Paper ef Mew Ben
Craven Cematy.
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HEW BERN, N. C, August 81, 1904
GREATER RESIDENTIAL TER
RITORY NEEDED.
A local contractor, in noting the
building that is taking plaae in New
Bern, and the demand which exists for
dwelling (or rental purposes, said he
felt almost in despair oyer condltions.as
there was hardly a decent sized lot
whloh could be found upon which to
erect residences, while the houses now
building, or proposed, were being con
truoted In close quarters upon lots
which were already partly occupied, all
good sized lots being now divided up,
whloh gaye but a few feet between real
denees.
A walk about this city will give the
observer a very clear idea how almost
every available building foot of land is
now being covered with dwellings, until
there la hardly passageways between
bouses, instead of former spaces, fil ed
with lawns, trees, flower or drive
way.
All this cJoainr up of lot and build
tag on them how proflt forth own
era, but hi making It Impossible for
new people oomlng In to own their own
homes, as the scarcity of lota, and the
rental of honses, make prices too Ugh
for the person of modern mean.
The tame contractor who spoke of the
ever narrowing np of the resldenoe por
tion of this etty, said the Journal' sug
gestion of subdivisions to New Bern
was the only solution of the matter,
and that such subdivisions, with
electric system of ear lines, would not
merely prove of neat value to those
who engaged In the project, but
Would give home to many people who
do not now own them, besides inch tub
divisions wosld bring In a great num
bar of new white residents, who would
be attracted her.
It would have bee better if this sub
division matter had received considera
tion and action before this. The faet
of the city struggling beyond It pre
ent confines can b easily seen at River-
ride, but a great subdivision, several of
them, are needed, which shall afford
large building leu to thoee desiring
them, and to make the distance no ob
stacle to reaching such onlslde property
a well (quipped electric system of ear
lines must place them within easy and
cheap, connection with the eity.
Bach sub-divisions, with an electric
line communleatloD, will solve the quel
lion of residences and homes for New
Bernlans, besides being the real means
of bringing a boat, the Greater New
Bern.
Oonoen
Sept
Oct
Dec
Maw You, Aug. 80.
Open, High. Low. Close
.. 10S UM 10.77 11.15
.. 10.87 11.16 10.61 11.04
.. 10.98 11.16 10.68 11.06
Jan 10.68 11.16 10.63 11.05
Chicago, Aug. 80.
Chicago Grain. Open. Close
Dec Wheat 109 107
Dec Corn 68 62t
Dec Oats 88, 88
Oct Bibs 7i0 750
Oct Pork 1147 1142
Oct Lard 705 712
flew York, Aug. SO.
Stocks, Open. Close
Amr.Bugar 188i 181J
Amr. Copper.... 58 67
Atchison 81 i 81
Southern By.... 29 28
Southern Ky pf.. 95 84
tf. a Steel 12 12
U. B.Btee) pf... 601 ' 60J
Penn. It R 120 125
Brie 271 27
Louisvllle&Nash 1211 1U
St. Paul 1651 15i
N.T Central..... 1M 1M
N. W 681 68,
Va. O Chemical. 62 ?i
; WEEKLY CROP BCLUHH.:'
s 1MB. LUVYCr ANIMAU9. -
Xm s) Vmtmriln, km
Ikir in
in laaaaawMe -.
Animal ;- keen t preeeptlona
keener In many respects than our own
"feu tbty.tarm so conception, have
no power of comparing on thing with
another. They live entirely la and
through; their tense To all that in
to, Inez world reneetlon, Imagination,
comparison, reason, tney are strangers.
They never return upon themaelves In
thought They have senee memory,
aenae 1 Intelligence, and they profit In
many -ways by experience, but they
have not soul memory or rational In
telligence. All tbe fundamental emo-
Cotton Iaged by IxoiT Btla
,CctilhMt Qofi. TobaccT . ,
" Crop Short, Bat' of Good, :
Quality, ktlnfall.
The weekly crop ballet la, for week
ending Monday, August j, 1J04,
follows:
Want and sultry weather prtvalUd
daring the first two days of the -week,;
with teoperetarei ranging farabov tlx
normal. This wa followed by cooUr
and mora or ieis unsettled weather. On
the 8j)rd and J4th, rain nil in the west-1 jjons and appetites men and the lower
era and southwestern part of ta State,
Bnrnis fc Co's Cotton Letter.
New Bern, N. O., Aug 80,
Responding to lower cables from
abroad, our market opened easy at from
11 to 18 points decline. There was some
buying for long account, and covering
by abort In the late crop positions on
the theory of too much rain In the east
ern Bute, bat on the bulge, profilt tak
ing and tin renewal of tggressiv bear
selling carried prioes back to below the
opening figure. The market, however,
advanced sharply on the appernoof
the government report which was quite
bullish. Trading was very aetlve and
the deUIng wholly professional. The
condition In the cotton market an
practically unchanged, and fluctuation
continue to be dominated by the weather
Fair and dear weather tending to de
press the price ef cotton futures and
fotter a large short interest, while any
unseasonable weather tends to create a
crop scare and a (tamped among tne
short. The short interest In the maiket
is now very urge therefore the technical
condition of the market 1 stronger now
than it has been for some time- A wire
from Texas today states thst one third
hs been damaged by the ravage of the
boll weevil and If this continue It can
not be Ignored in the market price of
futures much longer. We still look for
higher prioes.
also at s setter ed places farther east, but
tht week remained practically dry in
the eastern section till the efthernoon
of the 86th, when general rains act In,
which continued with slight lntermt
slont till Sunday morning. Excessive
rain fell at a number of places in the
central and eastrrn counties, and the
heaviest 24 hourly amount sofsr known
was 8,70 inches at Mononr. With the
beginning of the hitter rainy period
there came a decided change In the
temperature, and during the entire Sat
urday the thermometer ranged slightly
above 60 degrees in all sections of the
State. It is too early to astertaln wheth
er any damage resulted from this cool
spell; but it is believed that It was of too
short a duration to affect any of the
growing crops.
The cotton bolls are beginning to
open in the eastern half of the State;
but the crop, as a whole, made no Im
provement during the week, although
the weather during the first hall was
favorable; on the contrary, the orop
seems to be declining, and the com
plaint of damage by rust, shedding, and
turning yellow ar Jsstas numerous
from all parts of tht Stat as dating the
week before. Corn continue good.
peclally on upland; In low places and on
light soil It Is damaged In few localities,
It is maturing well and sn excepVonally
fine orop Is assured. Fodder polling is
nearly over In the eastern and oentral
counties; the first half of the week was
favorabUfor this work, bat. there wu
not enough sunshln during the latter
half, and large quantities of fodder be
came dtnuged by the rain. Curing
tobacco 1 nearly over In the (astern dis
trict) bat 1 still in full progress in
stokes, Surry, Rockingham and a num
ber of other aorthoaatrel counties. The
report la regard to the yield are aim
Uar to those received heretofore, lnso
maoh that the leaves ar 'curing sstis
f act wily, although the crop I below
the average. Peanut are fair, and with
but few exception the vines ar grow
ing writ. Pea vine hay I excellent, all
minor crops are doing fairly well, fruit
will be far below an average orop
Rains (In inches) for the week ending
8 a.m. today: Raleigh, 101; Hattera
2.40; Charlotte, 8.40; Ashaville, 0.80;
Wilmington, 180; Goldsboro, S.10-,
Qreentboro, 0.46., Lumbtrton, 1.68;
New Bern, 8.41, Weldon, 1.86.
animals share in common, such as fear,
anger, love, hunger, Jealousy, cunning,
pride, curiosity, play, but the world
of thought and thoujbt experience and
the emotion that go with it belong
to man alone.
It la as if the psychic world were di
vided into two planes, one above the
other the plane of sense and the plane
Of spirit. In the plane of sense live
the lower animals, only now end then
Just breaking for a moment into the
higher plane. In the world of sense
man is Immersed also: this is his start
and foundation, but tie rises into the
plane of spirit, and here lives his prop
er life. Ue is emancipated from sense
in a way that beasts are not John
Purrouglia in Harper's Magazine.
A PLAGUE RELIC.
News In a NutshelL
Police Court New.
Tete Htnet, a old offender, wa up
before the mayor for disorderly con
duct, shs attacked Mary Battle who
wu as good a her name and I ha two
had a right lively fight. Mayor Bangert
settled the costs and ten day in jail on
them.
Mr Marcus Dill wu assessed the costs
for riding his wheel on the side
walk.
Thos Moore, colored was tried by
Magistrate Street, after the adjourn.
ment of the city court, for assault on
BettleOarter. It wu supposed it would
be a Btale case but it wu decided that
the assault was of a nature that could
be dliposed of by the lower oourt.
He wu fined five dollars and oosls or
thirty days on the rosd. lis took tht
latter.
Ohio, Because a man was
known u an habitual drunkard Judge
Miller refused a marriags license under
the new cod. Pupil protestation hs
mad the would-be bridegroom left the
license bur without a permit to
marry a woman who awaited him la the
corridor. ,
The tttend snot t the World' Pair
last week was store Una 116,008 la ax
es of aay wck elnee the expoaltton
opened.
Hoe D B Bill aaaoaaosd that he
-wonM retire (rot pollUo afui January
Ut next, no matter how the election re
sult. "7tje0l Wrkr Voted
Aowa 4 leoolatlnsi wtiilsf tht anion
to gMttlUffl,
T
Deeaoerat ar eirealellaf oakwrlt
lag of Prerideat Bofll a eaarptlga
Okwatar.
gnat
lUnM mm ,
The nsafl-at Home in the matte of
beard ha chenged-eeyeral time ver.
In the ninth century tue censors oi the
Greek chureb -was '.passed -ea that -ft
Bom because the priests there refused
to shave. The exact contrary Is now
the general rule in both cburche.
When Pope Julius II. ascended the
papal throne In 1503 he intimated that
he would allow his beard to grow "in
order to inspire greater respect among
the faHhful."-St. James' Gazette.
right,"
Oeamlae ImltatUm.
"Well, I made the sale, all
said the new' salesman.
'But you lied to her," protested th
proprietor. "You told her they were
genuine Irish laces"
"No, I didn't. She simply said she
didn't want any 'bogus imitations,'
and I assured her ours were genuine."
Philadelphia Press.
Books (3e ABnaal Keetlfli:.-
Notice ; hereby give that th Books
of the ADeatIc North Carolina Betl
road Company for the-transfer e Mock
will be eloetd August tweet)- third,
1804.
The Anneal 8u k-holden Mieilng
will be held the L.uith Thurkday la
September, being the twenty-second day
of the Month.
His Secret.
Raphael was explaining his fame.
"It was easy," be confessed. "I
simply told every woman on the block
that I had painted my Cherubs from
hers."
Bitterly he regretted he had wasted
his talents on art, instead of shining In
politics. Harper's Bazar.
The London Cuttle Waa One Reanlt
of (he Great Epidemic.
A enrious relic of the great plague
survives still iu the London Gazette.
During the epidemic the autumn ses
sion of parliament was held at Oxford
from Oct. 0 to 81, 1605, and Charles
II. apd his court went there to attend
the session and to escape infection.
i It wa essential that London
should be kept Informed of the pro
ceedings, the king started an official
journal, entitled the Oxford Gazette,
th first number of which appeared
on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 10fi5. It con
tained an account of what had been
done in the way of appointments and
gave some Items of court news. About
two months later the publication was
transferred to the metropolis as the
London Gatette.
The first Oxford issue does not ap
pear to have reached London until
Nov. 22, at least Pepys records under
that date, very characteristically:
"This day the first of the Oxford Ga
cettes come out; very pretty, full of
news, and no folly in it. Wrote by
Williamson. It pleased me to have it
demonstrated that a purser without
professed cheating is a professed loser,
twice as much as be get's."
"Has your fri n ' i ifkins, the archi
tect, put up anytlwi;,- lately?"
"Yes; I tried to collect a bill from
him yester iny, and ho put up a good
bluff."- t 1 vcland l'laln Dealer.
We like to give In the sunlight and
to receive In the dark. Senn.
Prompt treatment of a slight attack of
Dla rhoea will often prevent a serlona
sickness. The best known Remedy is
Dr. Beth Arnold's Balsam. Tour
pothecaries, Messrs F 8 DsSy and T A
Henry, New Bern, N C, warrant It to
give satisfaction.
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE,
Biology has Proved that DaalnsC is
Caused by a derm.
Science le donlg wonders these days In
medicine as well as in mechanics. Blnca
Adam lived, the human raoe has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hall
preparation has heretofore proved a suc
cessful cure until Newbro's Herplcide wu
put on the market. It Is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging Into the
Bcalp to get at the root of the hair, where
It saps the vitality: causfaur ltchlnc ecalo.
falling hair, and finally baldness. With
out dandruff hair must grow tuxurlantly.
It Is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Bold by leading druggists. Bend 10c.
in stamps for sample to The Hersl-
ide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
C. D. BRADHAM, fcpcclal Agt
SHORT PASSING EVERTS.
atta of th beet know
jrirtWateB taUti 4vuXtf, H 4yUtf at a
tesitt ef trok. a paitlrato at hit
to ta Ode aftr. Be to brir able to
entefteawJBdtjaaiMa ' '
lkie0tt7rJVW-wat MaraM re
taatdOTWlrWStoatvwf gtbVft
, 1 ti mop ta aaal 'a Load
ukmeTitmi- aagat pleats
tttin"' Mia
vf t:gv.'.g th sBgef aw f thoMry, e
, a to snie aeuea awiee
kt lot th new prop.
. Go to tU O U Seal Vrt la Ost
at Us
Cb4 -,
GO TO ST. LOUIS
via
O. &. O. ROUTB.
Mow Is the time to see the
World's Fair at Bt Louis, Mo.
Delightful weather and lb Bxposi
lion complete lu all It's beauty.
An opportunity not to be missed and
nevat to be forgotten.
Bee that your ticket read via the 0
O and Big Tour Rail way. Shortest
qtickaot tad beet route Wtth fast Tll
baled trala lento.
Whil th wheat sharks are narrow
log up th markets In th west for th
cereal, oar North Carolina farmer art
going right ahead enlarging their barn
aad baUding aw oast to bold th enor
mous eon orop of 1004.
The Cxar of Russia It overjoyed ove
the birth of a aoa and 'dec! area that hs
It happier over th acquisition to bit
family than be ha ever beta over any
victory of hi troop. A hi troops
hsve never gained any victory t apeak
of It It suggested that th eminent po-
tentate la shooting a llttlt wld of the
mtrk himself.
Dollar aad a quarter wheat and tight
dollar a barrel Soar I striking terror to
the soul of such Americans a hart re
nted palate. Bat w Boaiuarn people
can revel yet in the Johnny oak aad
corn pons and keep healthy on that. Wc
are not losing any sleep.
The Woodman of the World will hold
a special meeting at Roontree Ball this
evening at B o'clock to make anal ar
rangements for tht uaveillag ceremo
nies of monument to J B Parker, it.
The monument wilt be placed la posi
tion Baturda) and unveiled Beadey
evening of th4th Of Beptoabar at 4
o'clock with grand tad Impressive cer
emonies as pertains to the Order of
Woodmen of the World. A fall tlttad-
tnoe at tbli meeting I reqassted.
Oudr.
"The talk about adulterated candles,"
said a manufacturer, "is nonsense.
There Js a national organization of con
fectionery manufacturers which makes
a business of investigating all reports
of Dolsonlna: from eating candy and
has succeeded in exploding most of such
rumors. When a child is hungry it will
Oil up on almost anything It can get
bold of green apples, for Instance, or
even gravel or grass. It gets sick, and
the mother, knowing it had eaten candy
that day, spreads the report that the
tweets were poisoned. Tbe organize
tloa looks into every such rase it hears
about and finds out the truth. Compe
tition Is too strong for any concern to
try to sell adulterated goods. Tbe
arm's competitors would Immediately
analyse tbe piece which Is Buhl sus
plcioualy cheap, and it it contained In
jurious Ingredients would not be slow
In proclaiming tbe fact Good business
principles demand honesty in the man
ufacture of candles. 'Milwaukee Wls-
RU WUh.
A wicked story is told about two part
ner who respected each other's busl-
e ability, but who hated each other
cordially. To one of them came r fairy
saying that he could have any boon he
toed and whatever be bad hit part
atriboold have in double portion. Nat
urally hi first wish was for a barrel of
ney. "All right," said tbe fairy
"but your partner will get two barrels
on that wish." "Stop a little," said the
first "Perhaps you'd better not give
me a barrel of money. I'd rather you
would make me totally blind in one
eye."
The Lord Archbishop ot Cauterbarf
aad primal of all Xaglaad, who hs
ssl arrived la this country. It Is stated
th arc bishop approve ot Bishop Pat
tar's subway eebem.
J t Bastar a Jant rtvtd a beaitf.
fal Hue af the Roaalrse BoUaf Tnry
Traaktv Also a alo Baa af
waUBOeg eta.
TUB SECUT OP SUCCESS. . ,
Potty buHIm bottlt at Atgatt Plow,
ef told la th United Btatat tloa tUc
It tatsodactloa I Aad U dtsaaad for
ft k still growing. Int. that a Baa
showing of itnoeat f Doat II prove
that Aagaat Plow had aafaUlaf
lath f af Indigestion a
dyspepsia tho tw greatest eatstlet of
health aad hacptnas f r Doe It aot af
ford tht evldeaot that Aiguat flower
liB Mia apaetS for alt stoma tad
latest! oil dteordcr tf-tbal U bat proved
Itself the best ef all liver regulator
Aagust rlmrer bat atateklea reeord
of over thirty- v years la curing U
tiling tatllloa of these dtstreetleg ooe
plat u is a seeoae that le boonialBf
Wider t Us scope ovary day, m hma
aad thread, M Us faase of Attest Plow
ertpdt.- Trial botll fx rogula
ri7pi. rot sal by aUdxsggiit. P
Slu2y. ; Vt - - - -
A PURIFTWG fOWEK
Inherent Qtalltiet ot HaaooCkt lilgald
Salpbar Mak It a loaatkaM
Aid. .
This prepa ratio I NtDfl greatest!
eermklds. Thultaaa lo Uefaos
ptodoee that atott highly vlue4 teenltl
a -nr-trj steatratf oplat-
Added tela bark; aawtVi tl.M
tttphO atlra dletaiH attU akin aad
aobfai th btasM af kmtg beaUk.
' Tbe aBattat and toaay ate
ntruoTedbyth a, eordlage
taetloaa, af Haokt UquldBalpkan
aeaa,ltoa. bo' a'tald, btMktj
Itrt, tlpataam V atarra,eakf aad
ereM0f eyatld, KHtk," tealp, tMt
tW8oaVv-. : -"c
-At prlaelpel drlggWbV " ead ' for
booklet to Ha toeh. Ucjatd Nlphat Oa,
Barjlstor Md. -
Korean Cutnu.
According to tbe Ilev. C. F. Oollyer,
in English missionary, the Korean
'never cute his balr or beard. To do
so Is considered a mark of dishonor to
hi parents, whom be strongly revef-
. Any hair that may happen to
com eat and even the perlngs of hi
Anger nails are carefully saved and put
Into tbe coffin with him in order that
be may go back to Mother Earth in
tact"
rerwotfmL
fiicke-t Aa try to be polite, but
east to be forever forgetting my mau-
. Wlcka-Whf th matter new
Kfcfc I loot gave a woman my seal
!( at ear aad forgot to thank
bar tat taking MV-roUadeapbla Lsdg-
' SVearmtate tr "U Cnele.
IYnkflaDoa your watch keep reg
ular ttateT flbaokltI should ty so;
It gaa bt tba Ittfe of every month and
pata awt tba afteenti-Chlcage Jour-
Wnltil Utertov.
tittle OirtPp, If reining. Pap
fwhot tamper at somewhat ruffled)
wttt, M It rata. Iittl Girl (Umtdlyy-
Wgoluto,PP.
' The tajurle Wa do and tbo we tuf
f er f Mee'-Wlgbd la tbe s
mis -V r ' '
D. Ia. WARD.
Attorney at Lw,
74 Ha Pront 81, Opp. Hotel Cbettewka
NBW BERN, N. O.
Craven County Attorney
Ctrouit, Craven, Jonea, Unalow, Cart
eret, Pamlico, Greene, Lenoit, and the
ttapreme and Federal Courts
hkttHatafor
Toons
VVouteAOt,
Conserva
tory of
Music's;
Beet, Place
few Your
Daughter
Stockholders A & N C Meeting
A wee ing f the stockholders of The
Atlantic & Nurth Carolina Railroad for
the purpose of t oatlderlng a proposltloa
to leaie said lUiiroad, is hereby called
in accords! enl hthe By Laws of the
Company t be held at New Bern, N C,l Administrator's NOtiCO
Thursday beplember 1st, 1904
JAMBS A BRYAN
College
Courses
PEACE V
RALKIOH I - FRXE
N. C. Ailrnt.
Jas.Dinwiadis
m manly
Secretary & Treasurer
Piesldeut
Who is your candidate
Roosevelt
-Ott-
Parker ?
The coming campaign promises to be
cm.:. Neither candidate ia certain of
success. Events may happen which
will change tbe whole aspct of the po
litical situation No newspaper it bet
ter equipped to handle the news than
The
Washington Post
It has a perfect telegraphic servict, it
apet ill correipondenls rank first in tbe
newspaper profession, and all tbe news
i printed without fear or favor of
riiber party. The Post Is thoroughly
independent, and each day will give the
true sltca'ion, ucoaloted by partisan
zeal. No paper U mote midely quoted.
At great cott It obtains eable dUpttches
from tbe London Times, giving the
news of tbe Russian Japanese war.
Butserlplion for three months, $1 90;
two months, 91.26; one month 0 cents.
Sample copies free.
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Having this day qualified as adminis
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ceased all persons Indebted to said es
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claims against saUl estate are notified to
ptesent the same duly verified on or be
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This August 11th 1904.
JNO H WKDDKLL.
Administrator.
Wood'sSeeds.
Twenty-five year practical ex
perience, and the fact that we do
the largest business in Seeds In the
Southern States, enable u to
supply every requirement In
GARDEN AND FARM SEEDS
to the very best advantage, both
as regard quality and prion,
Truckers and Farmers
requiring large quae title of Seeds
are requested to write for special
prices, if you nave not received
a coov of Wi
for 190C, write for it. There boot
roOD'8 SEED BOOK
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that approach It In tht sjaofal
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It rives to Southern fanners
ad gardener.
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JSotice Land Sale !
The underelsnrd, C. J. McCartht
Administrator ot John A. Murtln de
caed, pUiscant In the judgment and
crdir ot tbe 8uneilor Court of Craven
County, nude in ibe ip"dal proceeding,'
wberetn, too under ignedis plaint iHanO
Wi lliin Martin and other nelrs at lw
of John A. Martin deceased, are defend
ants. The unders'ened will offer for
sale at public tuition, to the highest
bidder, at tbe Court House door in new
Bern, on Monday Sept, 5ih 1U04, at Vim
Tbe following; described land lying on
the waters of Mitchells Creek, In Ciavn
County, bounded by the Unds ol E. M
tin, Jaro1) Mania and Mi'cbel's ( r el
Tbe me hi inn lLi pmtion of Ism
formerly belonlnR to ihe father f Job
A. Martin deceased, Mrl) deeci rded t
the suld J ho a. Msnin ar.d wsse'
apart and held bv him In levtthlty, con
tsiniog ab.ul forty arr.-s
Terms of tale: (me hilf ab a d bal
snce on rredlt of ptx rooDtlis, title re
tkined unt 1 pup lmec money i paid le,
fuil.
C.J. Met' KTH V,
Administiator i f
JOHN A MAHTIN, DtretM-rl,
('ommlarltir r.
Hall
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BOOK ON PATENTS
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to
Pater
Mortgage Sale !
Pursuant to power of tale contalntd
In that certain mortgage deed executed
on tbe 6th day of March ISOO.from Dan'l
O Smaw to W J Lucas, rscordtd In the
office of the Retlster of Deeds of Cravtn
county. Book 141 page 1)79. The under
signed will oRsr Tot sale ana sell to ue
highest bidder for cash, tt the Court
House ooor ot graven sour.iv, op mod
dhv rteptem' er 12th, st lu o'clock M, the
following described property lo-wlt:
An uedivlded oni -fourth of the wholn
(it beli g sll the remaining Interest of
the party oi the firf I part In ilia property
hereinafter described) of the lollowing
de crlbid parrel of land lying and heiosr
In the city of New Bern, N. C , a: d
bounded is fol.ows:
Brrinnlnv Htj ft, 0 inches from ihe
junction cf East Piont and South Ptoni
street!, on the North tide ol S uth Front
kr eet, end running thence nonhwsrdly
tarallel to EBt Front str et, 68 feet 71
incbea, thrt.uph the centre of (islttn,
inchie weslwsnlly parallel to Houlh
thtirs street, IS feet 21 Inches to a point
Fron 7 fiom fast Front atrett, tlence
SO ft.wardly, parallel to Esst Front St,
ortht H inche. thence wistnarnly,
-5 feeel to Hi U h Frort etreet 3 feet
ata I, thence nor' h ar.lly, parallel to
'at Front str et 16 f et to Lewl lloe,
hence westwsrdly. parl'tl Houth
Front street to the eastern lit e of lot
So. 10, thence Southwardly with mid
line, to Honth From -t ttnt, theme eai-t-wardly,
with Booth Front street, tb the
hfglnnlrg, It btini? tl e Weatern part of
lot No 0, according to the plan of ti e
Olty of New Bern, being the oiie-fotinh
Intenst In tbe lot of land conveyed In
V. O. Rmsw by C. C. Clark cfimmluslor r
by Ded recorded In Book 100, ppe 45")
Records of C'-v'ii Cruntv.
W .1. i.i-ca.
Mi r'gagee
VERY LOW RATES
Announced, Via
Southern Railway.
Very low rates are announced via
Southern Railway from points on Its
lines for the following special occasions:
Austin, Teiat National Baptist Con
vention (Colored) September H 19.
Baltimore, Md National Convention
Fraternal Order of Bag1. Sept. 13 17.
Chettanooca, Tenn International
Association ol fire Engineers, Septem
ber 1M7.
Richmond. Va Grand Foaatata Uni
ted Order True Reformers, Sept (-18.
Lot Anrelea, 01 Triennial Conclave,
Knight Templar, BepV S t.
Stn Frenolsco.Cal Bovsrelga Wrsnd
Lodg L. O. O. Bpt. lt-SS.
St. Loul. Mo LouUlaaa Ptroba
XxpotlUon, Mty-rtormbsr, 104.
Ratet for tht above oooasioni tpea to
IbepnbUc.
New Bern Militaty Academy.
NEW BERN, N. C.
The Large8t and BeBt Equipped Boarding School in Eastern Caro
lina. Specialists at the head o' every De; artment, Faculty of 19 mem
bers (including lecture faculty, rep eeenting Univer ity of North (Ja- o
lina, University of Virginia, A M of Miai ippi, Texa Normil t'ol
lege ; haven Hospital, Medical College, New York; College Physician
and 8nrcecDS, New Yoik; Peabody Normal College, New Yrrk Conse--
vato'y of Mueic, imeiicai Institute of Normal Methodp, Boston; Con-
e vatory f Vusic of Pais, France; Leiisig CmBervatory of Music
Germany; Harvard TJniversit , Trinity Coll-gi and o her promine it ir.-stitntiic.
SEVfiRIL THOUSAND DOLLARS being expended 'or new
buildings, barrac'. a and dormitories Lighted turjuhout by electricl y
and supplied w th city water, at pu e as the S ate affords. Bath : ooms.
Large and loy 1 student body last session.
Apply at once for bcautilully illustrated
Catalogue.
Ticket will be aold to these points
from 11 stst Ions on Southern Hallway.
Detailed Informal loa oan be Baa boo
annltoailon to aar tteket ft of lb
Ssatkara BaUwry, ar agvata ef eoaaaev
m llao. or oy addressing m aaaer
tliaed:
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charlotie, If O Atbtvuir, n u
8 H HtrtwIelt.P T aT, WH Tajlo,0 P A
wasningtoa, u v
Admliiiatratori Notice
Haviag qaaHfled a tehlNrttewaf
lsata Hatob, Ul hi ta aoUft aU peraoat
kavlsg claiait against tb ettateof tbe
said deceased to oihlblt thm to th aa
drigcd, oa at before the tstk in of
Aagat, IBM or a aoUee will b tJeaded
tn ker 4 their rseovery. ABtsiteai ta
debtsd to laid eat ate will phM
laamedlst psymeat. - ;
ThU Utatlar olAajg IpOi h ;
, fr - s ; 1 1. BATCB, i .
. -.i.. tC- . AdaMbl.
Is
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rc s. r.i;::: rc-ij'
bj a aavet ratlhaf tlga ef katltby ttoav
eh, . Wheat tbe brteth b bed the svxa
eoh I eet of order. There I remedy
I the world equal to Rodol Dyspepsia
Cart for curing lndllloa dyspeptic
sai sil itotr.ri, oiKirrlert, Mrs. Mary
R. Crick, of Whit rials, Ky, WHUt
"I tve bea a dvTMiptU to yoarf, tried
all k'.nrft o lemedlf but ftmtiauad to
rrow vim. i y the se ef Kodnl 1 be
i to tir riravt at onoa, aid aftet tsktn(
a I w biHiioe am fully rMttred I whi
i 4 trri h and e et w .'. t-
f I l . ) '. .-s wDaltoti
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7'
Dlfsolutlon of F&rtnar
..Tbopncvklp iMtwtofor tilet.
leg between 8 U Taoratoa aa4 0aa 1
Cm, aaaer lb m f Thoratoa
aad Obm, I rtleJveo) bf antaal aoa
seal. Chat K Cats retlrlag fatal U bad
Bete, i . . ta ' - -'J
. Tb batiaett will ba aoatbtaei Vf K
L Tberatoa wbo'aetraaia. tit retpxttl
bllit for said Br- - y
. RLTH0R5T0S, ,
Ac;n:.tr.!.,l'. t "--r
Carolina Business College
A Sep rate and Distinct In ltutioQ with a St.ong Facu ty of Sj-
cl&lista
Th beet an i most easily mattered mthoda if Boikketplng and
System of Shorthand ertr developed are uied In this Co lege. De
Kid for Bookkeeper and Stenographers greater than wc can npply
Position iiiaranteed to tboaa taking ooubtnrd course. Railroad fare
paid for those takiag full Shorthand and Bookkeeping cholarhip.
Take on of t'.es ooore and let u help you to a goca payt
pod tion.
Apply at one fcr IlltutraUd caUUgue.
Addfea,
5. J, H0LLADAY, a. B, LL. B.
rresldent.
WTTL1XO.V sVESIAUS COLLEGE .h. .
oif Of aeof l8i 100 pplls (rota iva dllferaa Ma, overlag rof
i00 atUa fa dltOMet, aettrM? silted UU, aomspoadetio with aajr roaag lady
wVwihetogool'rMhooi. Aposulaardot letter win brteg afrdlat ra
ply tad lateresUeg tefaraUai' ltibt aa4 aleotri ttgbtt, bath aad tola4
raoata, Wi boa aad aoM water, oa all to Ta IW aaai mloi wtU bagla
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