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the jouiu;al.
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JFFICIAL PAPER OF NEW BERN AND
CRAVEN COUNT?. - t
New Bern, N. C March 22, 1905.
THE FAILURE TO SUCCEED.
Nothing apparently worka so harshly
and crushingly to the individual, as the
failure to succeed in any undertaking in
life. The oft quoted "making good'
is what counts, and to fail, means a
personal discomfiture which is almost
impossible to overcome by subsequent
endeavor.
Two recent notable illustrations in
military life, of failure, are the cases
of General Stoessel at Port Arthur, and
General Kuropatkin in Manchuria. Both
of these Russians are now before the
Czar, to be given trials for failing to
hold off or defeat the Japanese forces,
which were sent against the men under
them.
Public opinion in their, country when?
these men are to be tried, perhaps does
not varv trreatlv from the opinion ol
the outsitle world. There may be ex
pressions of sympathy, an occasional
voice that they did all that they could
under existing conditions, yet the gen
oral Bcntiment is that both were fail
urea, and that not succeeding makes
their retirement natural and logical.
If either or both-Russian had nut
death, it would have been recorded to
their glory, and the world's praise
would have beehs accorded them as
though they had succeeded in defeating
their opponents on the battlefield.
And so it is in every day life, no ex
cusc is sufficient to offset failure of the
individual, no matter in what sphere of
life the failure is made. There may be
sympathy expressed for the person, the
faint praise, "well that was hard f ought
for," but it was a failure and it count
ed only as-a failure, and the record was
such, with all that such a failure means
in any walk of life.
It is not that men and women do not
rise stronger from failures, and win
greater successes, but generally speak
ing failure means loss of active endeav
or for future success, although no one
should permit a single loss or failure to
attain a sought for object, prove an
obstacle to prevent any future effort to
gain other successes.
UNHAPPINEt DISPELLED.
It
Vsar women weae and wall and rafuat
to be eomfortaa tmM that amcm awe
BiAoaal iimm have became thta ans
faoad. Many tnrllna ' to Brafanrty
baoaaaa lb Otaa btta threufk Ike this
tbatata oa thatr eraalBana. It will fee foot
aws to the mlaarabt of both Besaa, to
. laara thai NawWs Harptctoa has baea
leeed ttpon the mar at. This Is the aare
aaalo (rrmirida and antiaostla that eela
tnr aaira tnt the pn ar aik-roba thai
. la the aaWtr1rT raaaa of all hah? a
. aUrueitam. llarDWee Is a wav prvpara
uaa, maoa artar a amr foraisl oa at
V Mir? aww Brlnttple, Aarooa who ha.
triad H will taattr as to IU worth. Tr
M jroaraalr and be aonrlrxA. Rrrt4 -
taadJn enaalala. m-nt Mr. lit aUrae
(xr aaiapM le The Herafaia C Da
, Iran. Mica. . . ..... ..
C D. BRADHAat, Special A(t,
Hatty rain and the high tempera-
, tare which caused rapid melting of
the lee, are reapnoibU for the flood
along Norther river, and mock dam-
t af baa already baa done. -.
: TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY.
vTake LaiaUve Bromo QutrdneTab-
; let, all dragftsU rafutaj the Btoney if
f to mm, : ; 1 '
' K. W. Crort'i signs Una on eck box
; Mr. 1. W. RuWUoai, f Sebna.- N.
C. Vertd la Th r.alUmore Ron
fr a bride and raveived sixty-two rt-
Chimpion Llnlmtnt (or Aheumatiim
Cbaa IraV, amailcarrVr fffOiapii
UW, Clonn., aava: "Uim)'rUiin,
Tain Ralm la the cbamitnn of all lini
(mU, TV paat yr I waa t r . 1 , i
f rvat oal Willi rwnmntmfl in mj
aK,' 1. 1. Aflr tTfintf verl rnr
IKe ati-tra tavt't bora rw-T"i-r
Ikia tvrnnlf arvl it f'r:;rf')r rnr
r.g frr.m Ditil f:,f;) Kn I'
tlninwt fan l .t.uji f. a -
a-(v
I f
) j' t- i I !,- ft at
ir i
I Vjv
KnaHamai utwal
aalnv ft I had bit Brit real good nielit'i rent that I had had lor montha. Mr apue
tiw waa toon riatorod, m feiiexal ayatea) toned up and iwrroBanaaa bwaiue a
SBa&oryoS &Ajuit&
jlring nwiHi'P' nit""rntiQrM - OaUViaUBi TrATV1 of Boho ho Iff. f
" 'Weirant to call your attention to the complete and immediate relief
Vis. Best secured by laking Wine of Cardui. .Within a week after she be
Kan tekina Wine of Cardui, Mri Best had her first good night , 1 1 wet for
eighteen months. ; Her rfcsUessneBS was caused by nervousness and Wine of
Cardui, as the tiert menstrual regulator, has no superior .in the world as a
medicine to soothe a woman's nervee ; Nervousness and hvsteria are wam
iniw of the approach of insanity and if relief is not secured the end can
only be the asylum or the grave. With such an'outlook as this before her,
no suffering woman can reasonably refuse to give Wine of Cardui a trial.
It brings a cure that thousands of women have sought for in vam, ; WiU
you secure a bottle of, Wine of. Cardui today and start treatment?
i ii j i. ll 1 nn Wtlaa Wina nt fmrrllli . " ' '
Norfolk negro 'churches held a Joint
meeting to discuss- a plarl' to reduce
crimes among young negroes. ' !
HAS STOOD THE TEST 25' YEARS.
,The old," original GROVES'' Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you nre
taking. It is iron and quinine in a taste
form. No cure, no pay, 50c. r
Plan well Accepted.
Atlanta, Ga., March 21. President
Harvie Jordan, of the Southern Cotton
association, who is now making a -tour
of the western southern states, is being
enthusiastically received in every place
he Vigits.-He informs the headquarters
that the people-are greatly interested
m the work of : the asssociation, and
that they are doing everything ip their
power to help the movement altng.
Mr. Jordan Inst week visited Houston
Galveston. ' Waco, Temple and. Bron
wood. ' Today ho is at Fort Worth. To
morrow he will speak at Sherman. Un
March 2lst he will address the' people
of Pallas,- From Dallas he will go to
Marshall, Sulphur Springs, Henderson,
Shreveport, Little Rock, Pine Bluff
and Memphis.' He will return to Geor
gia about April 1st, and will devote
some time to perfecting the organiza
tion in This state, although at present,
out of the 137 counties in the state, 120
are already organized. i 1 .
Mr. Jordan 6ayjthat everywhere the
work of the association is meeting with
favor, and that wherever he speaks he
is assured by the leading people of the
towns that the acreage this year will
be reduced.
MRS. HALL'S MIRACLE.
Eiseriancaf Similar Te Thlt Hm Occttlened
- CosaMaraMe Cesimant la Ntw Bar
Few wompn are better known In
Uck port, N. Y., than Mrs. Pattie D.
Hall, as aha belongs to one of the bes't
families and baa lafgecircleof friends
and acquaintances. . In a recent inter
flow Mrs. Hall said: ' j- . -
"Tba experience 1 have been through
in the last two years seems like mlra-
le. 1 was so badly off that lifo seem
ed almost unendurable, and my deafness
increased to that ( could scarcely hear
anything. The suffocation in my cheat
and the indigestion caused by my catar
rh, produced vory aovoYe suffering. I
had Ave different pbysrrians, .bought
everrthmg that anybody recommended
to me, but finally gave up In despair.
"One day my milliner asked me If I
had ever trird' Hyomrl. ' I began the
treatment, and can- thankfully testify
that Hyorrxrl does cor this terrible dis
ease, , 8inc-.rTlng. H my hearmg la
greatly improved, and tba only; tired I
nave ay eatairhal trouble is whan 1
take eokL I. thea nee Hyomui, and al
ways grit Instant Relief. . My friend
and aequalnlaneea marvi at the change
in my health and hearing." -,
Hyonvei has made aiany rura ca
tarrh, and bt eonnpction with' Hyorrrrt
bald, of tcatarrhat Ht-afnfaa, bi New
Rerm. Bimlbt wperfe to that of
Mr. Hall's have errid a . tari aale
for H om. with F. 8. Duffy. .
Tb ) complete outfit Including the m-
halar, coaU but tU whileejiUa bottle
are but Vk,: Ask F. 8. Duffy to show
you the strong guaraau andor which
be sella llyomat. . a '-
' ' iMBBMiii I I .' ,
; Tha UMlf, - .''
n-Xm t fnn tiiiM UM Cppr1oo
I rsUtrv B flail T .
. l.-n( f whnl. Vli, thf. M nU
arliulljr wears In hrfiiVailia
ahe SIU'IhI a larg,il aula (lilmjo
' rai. -fha-ltrit
dia l fan Htink ti' r"1
flkTt .
Ilf ltnlaiWl-Of ('.riiran . f'.w't S
lwnrraliTfinllt ly ai.,Vf- Inn
lYaa . '
- Incrsdtlito Bm'al.rt.
It Itrrr-M h Ut lmr. ' o r I
-ty If (.. r. lm.Urr.r, t f r-.- .
N'. V., la I tfl 1 c e I. ,
f it I s s. n 'r. f. .,
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Death or.nccLlth?
. ... Bo.WOTIyOrmtBtraet,
- . br. Luuia, idu March tt, tsos. .
Iwaaavkithn of alfplineaa and eitmna aetrooanMa
forlBhtesniuuuUia,nni4bieto get a proper Bixht-a wt and
leeliuK tired aud worn out conti uiully. I waa aaaily Irritated
and hyuUjrloal at tba allnhwwt provocatioa, but Wine ol
firrlul ave me areat KIH. Within a week altar 1 beaaa
' IXTREMELY LOW RATES
-.Announced, Via
mum RAILWAY
Extremely low rates are announced
vja the -Southern Railway from points
on its lines for the following special occasions:-
AthenB, Ga. Summer School, June 27-
July 28, 1905.
Atlanta, Ga. National Association of
Manufacturers, May 16-16, 1905.
Bristol, Tenn. Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren, June 6,
1905.
Charlottesville, Va. Virginia Summer
School of Methods, June 26Aug 4,
1905.- ' (
Fort Worth, Tex, General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church, May
18-26. 1905.
Hot Springs, Va. -Southern Hardwaie
Jobbers Association and American
Hardware Manufacturers' Asso
ciation, June 6-9, 1905.
Kansas City. Mo. Southern BaDtist
Convention, May 10-17, 1905.
Knoxville, Term Summer School, June
20-July 28, 1905. ' -
Monteagle, ' Tenn. Monteagle Bible
. Training School, July 3-Aug. 15,
1905.. ' ' - . :
Monteagle, Tenn. Monteagle; Sunday
bchool Institute, July 17-Aug. 6,
1905. -
Monteagle, Tenn. Woman's Congress,
. . Aug. 1-16, 1906.
Nashville, ..Tenn. Peabody College,
,3ummer Schools; -Vanderbilt Bib
lical Institute, June 14-Aug. 9,
1905. -
Oxford, Miss. Summer School Uni
versity tt Mississippi, June HJuly
26, 1905.
Richmond, Va. Farmers' National
Congress, Sept 12.22, 1906.
Savannah, Ga. National Travelers'
Protective Association of America,
MajrJfl-23: 190
Savannah, Ga. -Southern Golf Aaao-
. ciation, May 9-13, 1906.
St Louis, Mo. -National Baptist Anni-
j veraary, May 16-24, lflOC. ; - t
TuscaUxi AUv-Summer School for
. Teachers, June IWuly 28, 1906.
Rates for tba above occaa Ions open to
thepublle. - ( . .
Ticket will be' hold to tbeae mint.
frma all sUtion oa the Southern Ban-
war.;'.-' ,. V.;j. v.h '
Detailed mformatioa ra be had nrw
oo application t an Ticket Avmi t
1 1 Southern Railway, or Agents of
connerting line, , or addrasaW the
iNvnuinni, - . -. .
a. U VSkNON, t p A.; I n WOOD, DP A
. L oartotte, N. C Ashevills N. C
I H ItANOwirkV W AYtnm
Pass. Traine Mgr. Gao'l fas Agt
r WASHINGTON, D. fi
. Wtw York: Coitoa Market' :'
" The following were the opwiingand
Amlng pric on tha Kw York Cotton
fcichanre, March 21 lb. v .
Op-w . CU
' ,Msy 7h& .. . T78 "i
: . iu'jr. v 7H0 ' 770
Ortoi er ; 7H6 ;n '
Ran Ifrta at Ports 4Sl IK7.
- fof Impairtd Apptiti, '
fs ff appptTu alwaya rrulU frwn
faHy 4gtm. ATI Ihalla rwwW la
S fW dor f,f (l.anilorliiin'a H'mnac,
sr.d Llr..T TabU-U, Tl.ry nr-Cnr-(ha
u.tt,s h, arvrip'jprn i!i ,3 f-r.
tni arf pia yoii an a;j-r(:i !
'. I1 '-a Ta) ' 'i ( frri
' ar ! r. t . r
A- .r f . I
n V'ir ' in
Croud Cretk. -
- v I ; March 21.
We have had some - very .pretty'
weather this week and we are glad to
see it.' -.
Mr. Jimmie Adams went toMorehead
yesterday and returned today. J: -i
Mr. W. G. Garner is having his tim
ber cut y-. vQr: '''.-- ;f":vVzjr
. Messrs. Willie Jones, '. Bert. Cannon
and Dan Miller of New Port have been
with us for the last two weekshaulmg
timber,'- . . ",.',
Mrs. W, H. Moore has some very fir
cabbage. s ' r
Everybody is planting gardens this
week.- - ; .
' There- ra some sickness' still "in our)
neighborhood. ; Mrs, Ellen Smith has
been quite Bick but we are glad to hear
she is some better; .- a -. -v : -: ' . ; .
. Dr. J.-W. "Sanders .was here this
week, "s r - .
. Our school has started and we have
got,, a nice one; ' There were - 50 . pupils
t;he first day.
- Mrs. taura Smith and children- who
have been visiting her mother-in-law
returned to her home at Salter Path.
. The steamer Vanceboro was here a
few days ago after a raft of logs--for
the saw mill at Swansboro. This makes
two rafts from here and there will be
another one ready in a few weeks.
. SNOW FLAKE.
If it is a bilious attack take Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and a quick cure is certain. For sale
by Davis' Pharmacy and F, S. Duffy.
Resolution of Respect.
Whereas, '.Bro. R. C. Kehoe, after
many years of faithful service rendered
this council, has gone from among us,
and
Whereas, it is due his memory that
we should give public testimony of
his worth as a member of this council
and of our sense of loss at his death.
Resolved, That Trent Council Royal
Arcanum has sustained, in this death,
the loss of one of its oldest and most
devoted members and while we bow
submissively to the Supreme Will, we
desire to record our feeling of bereave
ment and to extend to the family of
our deceased brother the assurance of
our warmest sympathy.
S, M. BRINSON,
SAM K. EATON,
W. F. ROUNTREE,
Committee
Strikes Hidden Rocks.
When your ship f health strikes the
hidden rocks of Consumption, Pneu
monia, etc., you are lost " yu don't
get help from Dr. King's New Discov
ery for Consumption. J. W. McKin-
non of Talladega Springs, AbC, writes:
I had been very ill with Pneumonia, !
under the care of two doctors, but was
getting no better when I began to take
Dr. King' New Discovory. The first
dose gave relief, and one bottle cured
me. Sure cure for sore throat
bronchitis, coughs and colds. Guaran
teed at all druggists. Price GO cento and
1 .00. - Trial bottle free.
The Boston and Philadelphia Steam
ship Company's steamer Spartan ran
on a reef on Block Island and is going
to pieces.
TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative- Bromo Quinine Tab-
leta. All druggists refund tho money
if it fail to cure.
' E. W. Grove's signature oo each box
25c .
A . rise in the levels of the Great
Lakes of one to three feet .during the
past ten year I pusalinc scientists.
Mwart ! Ointments Tor Catani
That Contain Mercury, ' .
as mercury will surely destroy tho an
Of smell ana completely dcrang the
wbol nystrra when en taring It through
the mucous surface,' . Buck articles
should never be used except on
eerlpUoM from reputable physicians,
til damage tbey will do is tea fold
to the good yoa can poaaJbly derive
from thajn. liall'i Catarrh Cure, man
ufactured by F. 1. O mtf Co., Tole
do, O.. contain no mercury, and Is
Uk en internally, i acting directly upon
tho blood and mueooa surface of the
ytem. In buymir .Hall's Catarrh Cura
to be anr yno get tho ganulne. It I
tnkafi Internally and marl la Toinia,
Ohio, by V. i, Cheney A Co.. TertL
fnrmiala frv.
by all ProorMt. 7V.
iih iiau a raoiii i iim
naUr.
for eaaruv
Eri pajuwrrfer train No, 7 phiiHfad
oVrwtl S 20 fwt embank maail at WarfUkJ
Hlatiua and 12 Mas trig were hart
IwO tit thm pria fatally,
a ct'Atuvrrrj) curk for riLrs
llr-r.li.tf. r?l:rvt. CUIin( of Prrrlrud
It tf I'll". Inrif)1 rftlrd mrarry If
IA..I ) filS'TW l..'T fika in rur any
r -., rn ft s!''r t.f hrrw Ir g at an.) nf
In ri )( ',-t If yrjr f)rvc'1
I ' -n't it a t .I in " : Br It vn
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- SpaciaJ Correspondencei
W v - ;- From Wichita, Kansas. '
A V Mr. Joseph
Twntyini
uU mealt . .
mia tho
stomch and
dieettm
Organt. - -
'. Mary was
with not a
all hope, and
The
A vear aeo
1 was at Wichita,
Salina. I went to
I have been
twenty years ; am
our section foreman.
infantum, and was
I The nrtlM!?Xli
new bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, and while sitting in the coach I read a testimonial where children had been cured
by taking twenty drops when doctors had given them up, so I poured half of my new bottle in the old one, and when I
got back to Ruella, I stopped the engine in front of the section house and gave him the bottle and told him to reaa the
circular and use his own judgment that the medicine had cured me. Next morning he was at Anthony smiling and said
the child was better from the first dose. In two weeks she was up and running around; and a more grateful family
was never seen. With best wishes I remain, JOS. TACK, Engineer Mo. R R. R, 423 W. 2nd St., Wichita. Kansas.
MSPEPSIA CURE
Digests What You Eat
Relieves instantly and cures permanently Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour Stomach, Weak Stomach, Ga9 on Stomnch, Belching,
Puffed Stomach, Catarrh of the Stomach
and
DeUar kottla Batata 2H Umaa
aa ack aa tha trial,
ar 60 cant alra.
TO ALL DEALERS-The $1.00 size Kodol Dyspn
eed only to purchasers who presant our prin t
filled out at the time ol sale with name and add: o
dealers only upon presentation of this coupon.
Ask for the 1905
The sudden change m the weather
from frost to hih temperature and
faulty construction ' are given a the
causes of the collapse (-ft four edifice
in New York, which are twin; com
pleted.
A Chicago Alderman Qwm Hit Elec
Uon to Chamberlain'! Cough
j , Rtniedy,
"I M heartily, and conscientiously
reeooirrkrnd Cham borlaJn'i Cough Remo
dy for affac lions of tb throat and
lunca," aaye Hon. Job Bbenlck, 220
80. Peoria St., Chicairo. 'Two year
afo durtnt . polttkal earaiiaijra, I
caofht cold afW bebvt overheatedL
mica imiaiea any urosi ana
finally compallod to stop, as I couid not
speak aloud. , In mraitremlty a friend
adviaad m to oa UlaniUcrUin'a Coaft
Bamarfy. I took two dose thai alUr
ooos and could not Lwlieto my eaea
whet) 1 found the Mat owrnlnc Uto b
aamrnaUna bad larfafy mbskM. 1
took BrvoraJ doaat, that day, kept Hght
on Ulklrrf ihreocb Ua rsaapalen, and
I thank this merflrlne that I wm tny
seat Lit the Cuuorll." Thb rvmarly b
for aal by Davi rharmacy and F. B.
Duffy. .... ; : -
n
' 1 ; K.-
Wa fhilitk life
I tXTsb. ' " Tl r. ailTWl . .
.-yp v
Tack, living at 425 W. 2nd
Street this city, one of the oldest and best known engineers In
the State of Kansas, tells an Interesting story in which he saved
the life of Mary, the beautiful child of section foreman Wade Roy.
sweet company for her mother, and she always ran
. with smiling and joyful glee to meet her father as he
-work, and her happy disposition banished any cares or
he may have had.
... For two months little Mary lay at the point of death.
physician had called in consultation three of the -most
' professional brothers. These good doctors did all in
spark of improvement in Mary's condition.
told the mother that hor little darling could not live.
Rescue as Told
by the Engineer
I was troubled so with my stomach I thought I had
cancer. One Sunday afternoon I had sveh pain I couid
where we had three hours' lay. over
Arch McVicar's drug store, and asked for a
Soda. He said that would only help for a few minutes and recom
mended Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for a permanent cure. I bought a bottle
and had immediate relief. I took four bottles and am cured entirely.
I have run a locomotive engine for twenty-eight years,
twenty-five of that time on passenger, where we only have
twenty minutes for meals. That is what ruins railroad men's
stomachs ; that is why I thought it my duty to tell you about
this medicine, so that my brothers could be relieved in case of
trouble of this kind.
a B. L. E. for twenty-seven years ; run on
known nearly ail over Kansas. About a
Wade Roy, from Ruella, told me his little
given up by three doctors. While I lay at
all Stomach Troubles
that are curable.
Kodol Almanac aiid 200
L. G-. DANIEL'S
42 Craven St. New
Born, N. C , has just
received the finest lot
of
from St. Louis that was ever olfered tor sale
lit Eastern North CaroUna, and have also just
received a fine lot ol
which means that thqre are good bargains for
those-who want to purchase good heavy
Mules and nice Horsos at as low prices as
they can be sold in any market in this State,
to evorybody call and look for yourself;
Alvays RcxicnJ)cr tho Foil Ndmtj
jjcrrativo Qromo i Qiiinino
Cures a Cc!d in One Day, Crip tajiva
err.
j'c::c!i Pcrioilical Dion
m:::i
came from
worries thai
The family
skilled of his
their power,
They lost
hardly stand it.
before going to
dose of Bromo
Mo. P. R. R.
year ago, now.
girl had cholera
Kiowa 1 bought a
n
ul Iha Laboratory
ut t. c Dwitt a Co.,
Chn ago, U 8. .
yi Cure- is guara! -1
coupon proper-'y
Wu will protect
War Calendar.
cn Pox 23c
0
TaSraadi In
S???la leMliaontil
I Vi?"-whore Kodol
, I . I cures
I Jt childran.
X i ffave naif or I
X I his bottle ol 1
V. KODOL to I
WUAWw! ...... 1
iTark'?. train I
"S limn jit itjuis'p"' 111 mmmr