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- Omtw, not la advance...,...;, f t.
... : Monthly, by carrier tn the cf.y,.... U3
k Advertlsm Rates faraJahed Ml apoU
tnterea m us rot. u-, w sara,
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NEW KERN, N, CU Deft, M, 1901
, ",' THROWING JHONBY T INTO TEB
1-- w V STREETS. 1 " "
" No city has made nor effort) towards
good streets the Kerf Bern, and yet to
-' day lis atreeti la mart part art to a'afott
' "miserabfe condition.?' V
j 5?he itnet making efforts f ibe local
aothorltiM have beett madenndar 'ie-
itrlotions, here has always bth
seeming, if aoi real aandloaf or want of
money to make a good Job of V tiwt
' fore the retort to what cam be tamed
. patching, and also the geaerous attempts
at road building with oyttejf hejliy .thU
tetter proving the moat delnilre aad de
- ceptlre of materltle for a city's streets,
where trarel to oonstant and heavy.
It has ever proven false economy to
- attempt road building with anything si
otpt the best of materials,' and oyster
shells are a very poor and oostly nbsti-
- tut for the materials with which the
, streets of this city should be pared, and
most be, before these streets become the
roads which will sustain and eadort the
, traffle which Is so constantly lacfeasfog.
in amount and weight t. -' '..' ,
la regard to the stmts of New BinC
the cltlrens are not realising that' conot
tloas have greatly changed,' that bast-'
new is greater end, heavier, aad the
trafflo of ten years ago, to not to be ooca
pared with that of today. To cooUaae
the old methods Is simply throwing the
tax payers1 money into the street wlth
out gtrlng 'the tax payers any solid
Broand for them to walknpoB, and yet
- making thea pay money for something
which makes no show nor area offers
something n peraenT -lmpro'TT:?
If, no more than one block, one mU
of solid and permanent roadway was eoa
; straoUd each year, It woold" be far fcort"
- la real adraaoemeaUtU JweilA
attempt to keep patched pdveorea
mllM of streets, with" all of UaTlaiD
mast ooastaat aeed of repairs. . . H
wtefraifaAjj
Baaalsg 'like mad ' down the' itfeeV
dumping the occupants, eta auadnd
other aooidaati;"are erery day ooeari
seacea. ItbehooTes ewjrybody to hsre
a rellaUe Balre haady, and . there's moo
at good m' Beckleal Arnica Balre.
Baaas, Cats, Sores, 1 XoWma an! Tfies,
disappear quickly tadcr lta. ftoothlai
effect. . toe el 0 D kradhtml Preg
- The Xfew Im 'ttUlM&ti
" vloeed oaloatae Urd with eplaadU
-. i "The peUmra haebeaa very good, ee
' peoUHy the boardjsg patroaage, hT(M
earoIWd, aQ'ioU,4erUi Ue jrarl904
aVetaX)OetadaaU, .fVaerets pdette
. aaiaoreeis of at hart dOotWsiadtffa
the beglsatag of the spring term, whkh
WgUe Jaasvy ted. The rapid roU
of ati Khool has bMB rtmarka aad
aiaarly shows that U taaUtsUoa eUt a
loeg fait aaed la till eaeUom. U we an
' te JMgt from It ptat rwotd we,tae
safely erp4 the aiabM ef at&tis U
be doabW dariif U yrar 1908. i.
r We Wars that sererst taperual tav
f ptOTMieaU hare ha9 made aad Om
' chaarae for h twttar wiQ be mad he
fote tea epe la Jaaatry tsS, wMi
WtB lawraaa the eCaUney of U "oik
dnaa aad Ua, hamoay of all dprt
'eat.'.' ', - if ' .
. IT taJtMcno ta Ue Bate a tbew
a li.ur ncori tot Ue Una rt m W
la TrU and tie Joaraa)
ih KW aWt Itnitary leadeay -J
'and pro pato-M fe lata, Tbe pa"-, !
- Xi CTo!lea thoald patn M.
frmt etUrtrl 1 U r"
ash aMaaa m mach far a U a
- C!t It yoar pabraf aad take f riJa ts
l growth. .. .' ...
' Claaoars era cTa t-y ;
efte. Oor'i"; C'r '" l-'.f i ll
pTre af a a. v, I t j .1 nfctl
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Vllta ta'JT t to t;;'4 cat Sad
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l&arw u but nt U orareom tb
' --it w. J ku tii aad hcajuiy
- r ; sui II Mis Oil. ,
Umpa for to laa Hryi)i3 Co
. 0. D.ESAC3AM, Special Agt.
STOCtS, CCTTC toAfiJ.
Qaetatloaaef Testexday ItaileU ftg
4 wshed , By.Yarni Co,' Craven
Ji Mr - fcwToAWw.
OofMRr' ? Opes.Elgh.tow. dbai
Meiejf.7r:V. lMStt
new,Trk,.IecS9r
tett-: Opcavj
amrgbgar...... lOi
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481
If e buT aad sell all ataaka far aatad
deuvery, reo,ulriag only nlnuQ goaraa
tenar; atoelT eat iarrtrl tad 'grrtnf
dratt'ok PhOadalphU for stoek sold on
BUKBUS A CO,
Itchlag, BltnABleedlag or Pretrodlng
aa.TJnvt refund moaeyUriZO
uXaTXIOT faCs t ewe tar aat. no
matter of hew long standing, In lta It
days.' If your druggist hasn't It sand
OOe fa stamps aad It win be forwarded
poet paid by Perl Modfera Co," Salat
Loals,Mo. " Jv-."'.-
. - . - -A, Tfa
T WiraMIW tUat,
, j ( i r .
The coUmm! Uk t
a. l'!Ua
trary maratna aHr t -t 1 "
-Tear art . t .!!:;; d.UiarrevV.
erenhag iftar 4Um;' '
' Tvt tmlas.bral4LTril 'acai ll ?
SlmtliT In'i'- M f1 i M food
a Uumm .- iaw ti axkr
tea woaa i aad aa only tlrat UmI
Uacrraat pia.Mt Use fr!i ii
aa' Is 'Sboot iU UiidUt tiu ft.
iatradtyUetsUtraalaat. -U by
aUdfaggUtt. -t. '
f aii 1
ft Wm'TM,
- Tea hfawYr - r-jWt
fc t tfl a4 ti y iu.,'- '
Bar FaArr-wwre tJ-r matter wtt
The Ua Oa ef Cks'suVty U
brataa. .' . - - - - ---Urn
ffataar-Waat mU at east to re-
pJr tka ttfAta rtMt
-Taa vTv l .. .. ,L?jL
. BW'niiMT5 ! f-l 14. PrX
P rwl a ' j a.
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4ji
' jur L.t ..i wt;h
i LuU iJ ba Cv-iur
I. . t Jt .tai3iy (a Eeaafart os tut i
r t. .
Tie ClirinlxM tie tktetUInme&t ol
t e Eiu'.owe jniy Bchool on Chrlat
t ! er wn larcely attendod by maoy
v!, jrifrom tie adjoining ne!ghbor
tik ,'t, all t whom seemed much de
t i WS.h tUe e nerc'ses. " e
i uri Ji 1$ Hancock an 1 Ceoll Tay
lor i, e.t Canday and Monday on Bogoe
EoumJ on Newport river. - We note that
eorce iff; ! .i.mta ere going onattbe
home of air Eancock and we would not
be much surprueJ If k new hoiteat
ehonld soon dominate thare.t.-y: s ;
tlapt Natl Becton end bi fMend r O
Ballot SMI of Ktnstonware among
the many 1 visitors to on replace from
Bachelor teat Eatnrday; nlgbno'Tttttta
the Chrlitiai tee.'V ,f r Mc'-
Mr J ? Taylor was In NewBern on
p business bit ' Ftlday bringing back
with him tittle-Miss Wo'a Bell who-eome
fit (psn4 a while with her (flatej lltii'Q
Xeylorf
MrXli Becton and family of Wlnthroo
(rXli
herd ben ependlng; a short while wlth
reiaures nere; '
?- Mr Oeorgee'ifdSf son? tt SaVffert i
cam down Satiirdtyn ihtf Spenf San
oayaeret ana retarnel home Honda
morning ' x-
MrCQrtliriiBaana atlslNeft'le Ho
mt DoTtt'tareWirapehaing k'.ttw
dayeherenhe' jgautsbt Hui esteemed
folghborV Mr Joshua Adam-," thefTe
tutaedtoday; T:f
WI .f ! wu mi tw Dam e n-
day on b-alneas?; r ... ; 7-
Mr A I Barbour Tef-Bunaar W W1C
atua aadSwaosborb to spaai Chilat
Cftf came Sanda'rto makVavratt In Mra
1 0 iengaadleft forthatr horn Taer
aaahtsg a fewdays tWMo wlathreahera
lefcyetterHy foi-bla'boSaat River
m.-f! aAS-K
BUb6BaiaMrClvdeMoTtoarelBrnel
home f Uh hW where hf goat to mk s
Wr 18 Weelslt afavavnft"ikfS
ItoanivJaiiit) hi tareatt and tntnv
fHejadllearwVr?l?
Dor : Bandar -School TButerUtdaiit
and maay of hla school gave their pra
at tb giutstmas tree entertaiarceat
Il the oode people .k'roTe who
xeitelttheinMvae'krrma to
inake tt fi pleismtwaaanfcriV
Mr Clam MoDaalel to SDendlnr the ho
yays with hit parcntaTho Mtarae ti hl
Work f at Jonas county thls-week . ,
Mr.Q B 8maU ha returned boa a vis
It to W- reUUree at Snow HIU. -.
Msstat Willi Bactoa to thia week via-
rg. jUiabtsl.Xit'fS V WebL-of
twsnabbro. "'
l(las Unit Boltoiof Wtttt' spent
yeaterday With her friend sad claae mate
eiv.v-a ajoag-T-rTf legrn nar anort
MrWm 8 Morton of Beaufort is speed
tng; few - days .hare whh! hla vsclea,
M7k f S aad Joseph AMortou.
-V- ?e'aAifca.Ua-
H-, a. M; f al
ef molasses and; oa ' bl .'way home
Mij with; ire boy,"mak!ng'hi in
tbe caag. Bow much moUssea i trf be
left after -raell ba fad a swig Sad bow
hisYf'tl Baary Jump -whea tha boot
ch Wt blast i :- -.V . ;v.yv-s.
If eUy ataadingaM (hornr can
WtlkrWe bora la the aar with a
,'ioowbag sad csuee a Ttmawsy.'how
maar- noya an anowbana-would U
take to Mart twvadtoraee and a mule
tntheak-rfaiMleT ''
;lBii.nt ha all 'auartle W VuKam
SoBa-'TStay 'iDMt in the sllty, end
ta William ba six aaarbKm sad Cl-C-m
has -a Uottij mm. How mock
Jfcaf ia WJJOiai taaa inratnt
A fcojr'Dlta.a )ot after htm eaa run
' mOea a boor. A rt in chaa Of
a I (aa roa lra tn!l In the earne
Kflv far would thy fcare to raif
War h goer bead erertoolt ta
br c3 bw tat Mm U boy
Wj-i a't &d rob his rye and
rw k ht fcoua gU ea htm I , .
. a 1 a mv Solt cotlns 23 conti
aad ' m itkle al canflj w.ntli a pni
ay h; Kb rero u gjre hef brtrtn.
r i .on aa ft3-f.r.r, o4 at t
. t wrto tt l-'.i tl !t
tr C4J 4 yu) aw iu a tir. ::).
I bibtS vrwjkt afi bar eared bf
Artortu a tte caady od pt
U i th back la a aMl way)
U throw-Usf ao st tnn rrt
at IUrr bit ar4 trMa a tana tf
f' arf! 1 B104hr ftTfHJ b!ra
Ur :' , iul ) t"a' f J r'r, r"
Vr , f f i ,r ' , t ta 1
I t . i: ,i ,) t
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THE l.'HwTi Z
- THE PO'AEa
Cr
THE
A UlicMiion ( the Iainiort!lf 7 ot
the Suol St leuice kliairs Xm (Uiit
W lthont UaatrnriioB, . Ct aatleu
. Trkiilarautliii And Km Aaalliila-
tln. ' -. .' - : ..- ;
In responding to en argument for tbe
Immortality of the soul presented la
"Balance: Tbe Fundamental Verity," :
Wr. W. H. MaUoclc, th author, of "Is
Ufa Worth Living?' jayst- -v
Selene, ha ftha .author of "Balanca"
lays, showa us that th Individual Ufa
must ba lmmortil, bacauaa adenca ahowa
v that nothing- -which, exists can t de
stroyed.' That nothing: can b Cettrored
la In ona senaa perfect I jr true, but la an
other It la equally alaa. If aclenca ahowa
ua that , In ona aens , nothing ia - le
atroyad, U ahowa as also that in another
sense nothing; endures. The material of
the roes la indestructible, but the atone
rose never blossom twice.' Mr. Smith's
argument can apply to the soul only, on
the assumption , that tbe soul Is a, non
composite unity1.. His aasumstlon mar b
"true, but It has no foundation in science. .
Jto thUTthoauthor-ot -"Balance re
apoods;1 rr;ri
I bold jthat th?Ueorra.of tie ind
atructlblllty Tf matter and force sua.
tains, but! do not claim that it prove,
separately and -atone; the immortality
of,the soul. The- theory of universal
consemtloa forma on link In A chain
of evidence wtilch appears to me to be
tnclu8lve."srZ;annot'agree -Vitfi Mr,
Malloctf in his statement, tflf Bdenc
shows us that In one sense nothing 1
destroyed,lt shows jis also that in an
other sense nothing endure. Science
Shows ua ceaseless transformation and
no annihilation, Matter, which is Sense
less, appear constantly In new forma
in a leaf, a rose,' an animal. There is
also" thing -ffbKh 1 not- senseless (
whether1 it be destructible or Indeetruc
flblev let callJlt the soul. s.Is it also
subject ta transformatlonT - Xes; It is
constantly changing, growing wiser or
duller, stronger or weaker, better or
worse. -Under onr observation lt sur
veaf these changes. It tnay descend,
and yet ascend again, and again de
ecend, 7t may. suffer a thousand de
feats; and yet triumph over alL . One
soul- may dominate millions of other
soulst it has the. power to produce
rose and fruits and .mechanisms and
muslC't barness4he forces and to x
plorif the aecrete of nature. It- i;
Wonderful thing, this soul, i-, :.
i Turning to Mr.' Maliock's rose. J Has
"the tpowerr of self - recuperation T
Weakening, may it regain its strengtht
May 'It grow better or worse through
it ovm powers r coneentT Has it any
uomlnlon'OTer other rosea or over the
force oi. nature?; I?oth rosav'we
Judge, i noncouaclODs, senseless, with
no powers of - self preservation, self,
help, self advancement, self assertion..
- . There are other dlatinctioha between
the rose and ft soul. Tbe-rose devel
ops "Well only under favorable condi
tion. In good soU, well protected. With
o much of beat and moisture, It a
ceoda in a definite, time to tta maxi-
mttm nd then descends regularly and
definitely to tta: transformation. -'Tb
soul, on the other bsnd, often develope
under unfavorable phyetcal conditions,
A ret'aool thrive in solitude or in
facing' aUfacaltie. dangers, pain sod
persecotlou. . . Th e sou has' no definite
rise to a maximum or .descent to a min
imum. Tbe aoul's maximum. 1 often
reached in old age, when' it body. is
weakeat-Th perfectioa of th roe de
pends . wpon the strength of lta roots
snd of the ataUr upon -which It grows,
sad the- pon their physical .nntrv
ment- if its roots jot stalk be mutilaf
d tba to, win.be Injured 6f destroy
ed. Tb soul's body, on -the other hand,
may few 'mutilated, .it legs ' and.' arme
rosy W amputated, "without any 'mutt,
latins of the sooL.Tbe strength of tbe
aoul d not dpod Upon th strength
ot tbe physical body with which it ia
for th tlm associated, fitrong bodies
often contain weak soul. Science ha
dlaooverad ao definlr relation batwsari
th parfectlo of th physical body and
tb perfection, of the soul, between dl
faatlon, and IntaWgeoe or between
muscle and anorals.Ko bread or meat,
no aystau of .diet or physical culture,
ba bam found that will make a fool
wis or a rascal bont "Th culture of
th soul 1 within tb soul.- It thrives
vjpon knnw1dg7 snd high Ml: igno
ranc and vie drgrad It' Ko fore ex
tarnal to It can ,wlUitold th soul'
food. Tb supply of ood and-vI. of
thlnffs rrpSftlna end thlnira dxradlnjr,
la iorxbaiwinjle and sucjxt ta the de
mand of la ami. Th soul paXijn lta
t colraifo for B owa food.
To ssMtrUllt -bold that eaa I
wholly .plirakwl; that to goal I
frodvxrf of Sod JH?aaartlr Inaaparabl
rrrm UwrbraiceJ body. If tbU conten
tion bo swiud ttare should ba shown
the aame grUons bKwam the tKxly
and aotti that t t-twtvri the ro
pUnt ar1 th rw-lt should b shewn
that hcaiOiy borlW r invsrtnhly a
antlal to ltrwlihy aovU; tUat atrong
1m; frano atrwng ti!" sfid week
!! wiraK ariis; that in injury to
jrTaSAoiDiJo?iiti.r
T.Va l,ii:t J'.tom Q ;!n!ns Tl,t
i!i!i ; ' trfas l lis r. i.ry 1 It !,".
to tar K. W. Gran t s'gnst'ir It CS
h t I. sv.
n
i ' , it - - ; . f
s;..nf!i .a t. If; 'y t , it de
cay tv::u tbe Wv a &, y, v i t should
tee u.e tLat ta soul muUdi with
tbe Ivy'a dftht . -
Tbese uuvarylsj reactions between
the body and the soul cannot be shown.
They do not ex.st To the contrary ex
perience shows that the soul is as com
pletely Independent of the body here
and now as is possible In -view of tbe
present-relations between the two.. As
n imprisonment, even lt It be for a
lifetime, doe hot impeach tbe ability
of the prisoner: to exist apart from hla
celt or to walk forth If its wall should
decay, so the present close relation be
tween the sou and the body does not
impeach the ability of the oul to exist
apart, from the body cr to survive the
decay of the body, -j, ... r;
The soul is confined at present in one
sense to the body, and yet In a larger
sense It is free from tbe .body. The
poorest laborer,' living under , forlorn
conditions,' may rise and separate him
eir fronr bis body,, even as hi body
works on digging in A trench r he mry
re-live In his happier days, visit far
lands and scenes, receiljhe dead worn-
Sn"Whom- he loyed. rebuild .the social
system which crushes him, revel In the
contemplauoa.of that grand future In
Which there shall be no vile tenements
begetting" disease,' no herding begetting
vice, no poverty save af the result of
one's owiuincapacityf or- be may as
he digs on give to himself great wealth,
surround himself "with fawning flun
kies, "foe hail-fellow.amongf princes,
bave all that bis heart desires.'' .. v-
"We assume that our souls are In our
bodies but they are seldom there. ; I
am here at this desk, and in a flash' I
am elsewhereback among the friends
of my youth, in the fertile valley where
I was borny I revisit scenes 'of happi
ness and again .Scenes of strife and
fury; 1 gaxe .upon. . great plains and
lofty mountains, and 1 see again the
face of Lincoln; I look into the future,
and I see it as I would have It; that
future is mine Completely; no one dis
putes its possession with me; I rebuild
in it at my -ease and leisure as I will; I
bear in tbe Silence, and I see in the
dark; 1 peer even into. the great mys
teries; I see my body clrrled decorous
ly to its grave; I have no horror of that
grave, bo fear that I hall be confined
in u, no uneasiness, no aouor- bo eacn
soul roves at vf ill, seeking its own, ap
propriating it own, enjoying its own,
The soul Is separable from the body
here;' Its larger and broader life here
is apart from the body., i .
- W follow the decay of tjt rose; we
observe its absorption' in otbr matter.
And' we may follow also the ashes of
the physical body. But, if death end
all, "where shall We find the AShe of
the soul? ;' Her was a msrvelou thing
that could rove at will; WTEnjpotentlall
tles almost divine. .If lt be. not annihi
lated, into what has It been transform
ed? .The materialist denle the persist
ence of tbe soul because he cannot fol
low it; Can be follow- lb? residuum?
Cad he trace its transformation? If be
cannot find its ashes, then be must as
sume that.lt to annihilated, that there
is one exception to the, theory of con
i rvation, one thing that to annlhilat-
ed; -tbe-one thing being that compared
with, which all other things are of do
consequence th oul." -
. Tkr auamoaa. .
" "Yes, rr got. two good reason for
marrying hinu"' v --
"What sre they r
"One to that I wsnt to and th other
a that papa don't want meto,'ud
ph, ye-nnther girl wantato," llons
tonrost; , ' "
'' T- " tUt lrot-i-v, 4- ,
J-rCertarnly."- obearv-d ths doctor in
reply to a qus-Hon, "tight lacing, habit
ually prsctk'ed.'cften cbum red boms."
: fBufc light tnstlnav- bahltuaTly prao.
tlced, vause mor of thm rapHed th
profaaaor ChKtfo Trlbboc "
The Hoist Pattest iTew
t -Bern Citizen Uuat';
' Bhow Annoy anoe
j , . atJTlmc3.
, Mothlsg tpoth) 4 good dltpoilttoa. '' -
rlothisg tar Baaa'f rtUsotai. T
' Like any rutins of th skie.- X :-
Iichlsg Pile almost driv you Crtty.
All day It make you eaUiraUa. -,
ill atght It keep yet ak,
; I tea, tlo, Itch, with SO itltef.. J ' .
Jost ths ears a will lUwaa. ' ';
Cs ts-dly ksep from K.tch!og It.
Voa woaiddo so hot yoo know ft
make It wtr, "
fsch '.a"r1t art fal'.f irat u!og. ,
Ta-p's rUaraloj tlcy t b or
1 , '
Ixartlr-lkS tDattt fl)as Olat
Bri ri - '
I : ' 'j cf ftV'l lilt t tt'l C "-rt
: ; -ia i". r. 1 1. j i,. :u-u
il'o. .
t!.a tril'rtony of S Ktw tn
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i.:a a cbi'.J t1.;! tttj'.ca.' of
croup th:e ia no t.i to ai&arii.Dt
!.U taw ttinaliu, a m altar ho Li.h
y they may b rroommeoded. Thtrtla
D9 preparatloa that can always b de
pended upos. It hu taeala wssfor
many tears tnd hu never be a -kooA
to 'all. viz: Qhambkrlala'S Conh B-tpa-
dy, kt r M V Comptoaof Market, Taxa
ays of it, 'l have utad Chambariaia's
Couh Bemady In avere aa tif eroup
wUa my ohlllreq, sod oa trutbtully say
it a'wats gives pr nipt reUr& For sal
by all drngRfsU. . .."V - -
Sale of Land to Zlake
G J McCarthy, " Administrator of W B
C""" - - Morris Deceased.
-' 8eraa Morrto, widow et ah ' .
"By virtu of an order of the Bop riir
Court la the above ea titled action. I will
ell at ' the Oourt Huuse door In Mew
St-ro, N O , at Is O'clock M ou Monday
..jnuary Snd I DOS all th fotlo wiog lais
belonging to tn estat I W B HorrU
deceased: in Craven County r 0, in
Nov I - Townfblp to jr.l!4 interest In
ho Spring Garden Beach property, con
raining . rCrea more or less, tne tarn
conveyed- to f t Horii oy P.tilck
Korrla by deed reoorded ta the HegNwr
at Deed rffleaof Craven county to Book
108 paaelCil end 110.
. Also another tract conveyed to Wm B
Morris bv deed from. Samuel Stniih
recorded la said .Register of Ihtdt ot-
non ia Hook bo page 409 eonta t. lng 4U
acres more bf less. " -..
Also another tract from fao etaitor
diacrtbed In last mentioned c e 1 cou-
talnioK 70 acre more or less.
Also' another tract - ct.niaiulne 200
acres more or les coovevtd to Wn II
Monis by B C Cleve and wife ot deed
iscordel in said Register or life rig ot
ia Befie ook 110 nas 310 and 32
-Also anotter tiact conveyeo by Wm
Morris to Wm a. Morris by dd rcortl
ed. In said Beelster ot Dteds offloe in
Book TO cage 479 containing 84 acres
mora or less. .
- Also another tract containing 102
antes tba beqneath toaald Wm B M r i
bv Wm Moms by will recorded in the
fflc of th Clerk of the Snperlor
'ontt of Craven county in will, 'Book 0
page 309.-
Also another tract ; devised and be
queathed in the aame will mentioned
bove at being a one half undivided
interest in the residue of landa of said
Wm Morris after the foregoing ex
ceptions have been allowed. 1 his salt
ia msde snbiCUo the eslstiog dower
interest ot the widow of Wm B. Moirii
deceased
This 19lhdsyot Nov 1004.
c j McCarthy,
.: Adm of Wm B. Morris, Deoesstd.
Entry Notice
- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Cbavsh Coubty. j
To George B. Water Entry Taker for
t. Craven count-1
Tbe gndorslgnfd Wre R. Merino! Cra
ran conntv.' Motib t aroilta.. euiers and
Isyt claim to the folio-ln deacrlbtd
pleoe or parcel f lend l 't townihlp,
Craven county, Btsl of Nor k Carolina
the Sam belt g vacant snd unappro
priated land, ana ei bjct to entry, vis
Lying beta ex n HviftCr.es and Neuse
river oounded on me North bv Ibos
Haselton oatent, on tbe East by Join
James asd Levi Morris patent, on Die
Sonih-by Dlnktos lios and Norn-an
.season patent ana vre-t dv u vi ui
kins lln oootaiotog by eallm.ilon 100
aoraa.
.. Entered thlsi nd dav of Dfcmbf, 1904
WMa MORRIS.
Mortgage Sale ot tho
' Steam Tug "Sue."
By vlrt a of the "powers coofrdln
a certain mottgar eieouieo by Hlobard
Barolifv to John W Glover oa the 88 ts
dav ot April 1904 and 'record) d at tb
Collector' ofde tn tb Cos oes'a Hour
at KUaahah Oliy.N C, li lit tti U
Cf Mortgage, folio 78. The aaderttined
will sell to tb hlfbaat btdr'sr tor cash,
tn th City of New Bern, NO, tl th
wbsrf of tb coal yard of HoUJat aad
Ooxoath0ih day of January .IVOSsi
IS o'ckKk m. The wkoksotthe skam
Tag Sae.M together with all ih Ooaia,
asekors, chains, rtorfsg. tackl, ppsrl,
farnlturaaad allotaer aseessailt then
to pprtalolBg and baloagieg. . '
- " - -JOBff W OLOTIB,
V.4-; " W 4 omtth, ,
J.. ..gmljn,
r. V. Ilmaest;
A. ft Ward
.V -5WtnONS WARD,
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ATTOIW sal COTJKftLOIl S
Offlee Bamovad serosa Btnaat to gar '
lory of No. S9 (above Tlagrap. t
. Coa) boat Front rHreai. a ..
. s flotst Caatuwkt,
Practice U th ooutVps of OnvasC,
DopMn, Joasa, Onslow, Cartaret, faaah
aosni Wak,iateapr-- aad fao
ri Oo-ir-t, sad wrTt sorrto- r
daslrad. - . ' ' ,: .. .. 'J - ,'t
.Attornoy at LaT7. ;.
"7 NVl'l pracilca In Suts sotl
rJral Courts. " -
cmce 46rid t. ; '
Il .....I. A, ' 1 unti -
ITTCr.MT AT LAW. '.'
rra.'.'-a in tVa irta i( Crsvam,
f 1 ' . J' ! t ''lilt,
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i '.l.t V fyf T'l
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Crip Q-I:i.!j R.DCaiiO-t ."-'
fici.i wetkaato Jnrior the aevsre? 1
wfotar weather both my wif snd my, " l"'
self eon traced Hvereeolda ahlch speed -lly
dvlopd lato th worst kind of la
grlpp wlih all tta mlsersbl imntom" '
aayt Mr J a Egltoa of Mapk Landing.- -
U?a. ."slaees sad J ilot a-lrg, mas-.
cle t aore, ; hd stopped up,-aye sd "'Xi'
so- roaalDg. With alternate ' aoclk of fc:-
ennia aai itffir.Wt. began eslog
Chsmb'srlaUi's Stomach aad Liter Tab-: '
Jetv had by- Its liberal jus soon wiri .
pleiely knneka.d oat ttte grip.1 ThesoA'
Tablets promme a hesliby action of ihe"
bowaU.il vr and kinev which to abx . i,
ways bereflcial-wbea tb ' m Isem-
gasted by a cold -or. sttack of th grip.
For -sal br F Duffy. -
'10a; Piatt) DM.
Books Contalnlna eon nor s for 800 lbs.
ot Ice in 10 lb. , coupons, valua $4.00
will, be sold to customers at a dlscouat
of 10 per cent,'
- t3 80 will buv 14.00 wrrtbof ICE if
book Is procured, either from the driver
of wagon or 1 rom tbatfflce II Griffith
street.
New Bern Ice
Company.
T A Crn, PrrB
E-H Mcjd.a,
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Citizens' Bank
Do a Qeneral Banking Busla
Surplns and Undivided Prelate
8 if, 000 00
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BOARD OF DIRKCTOKS:
J A Meadows.
i W Grainger,
K H Meadowy,
Mayer Haho,
W F Crockett,
Saml W Ipock,
E W Smallwood,
Chas Duffy, Jr,
Thos A Green,
Mark Dlsoway
Chas H Fuwia
Geo N Ives.
Jaa Redmi.a
C E Foy,
C V McGeeha
Annual Meeting of tne ituck
nolden of the National Bank
-The annual meeting of the atockho.
ders of the National Bank of Mew
Borne f tr the, eleotlon of Us dtrr otors
and the tracaaotlon of such other toil
oess ss may come before them, will be
held at their banking boose on the
seonr d Tuesday of January, being the
10'h ray of January, 1905.
The polls still open at 12 o'clock
noon and clrse st 1 p m.
G H ROBERTS, Cashier.
Dec. 9, 1. 04
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