:;,;v;A;,
f i
a;
The Kind Toa nave Always Bought, and t lilcb Las beea
: In .use for over 30 years, bas borne the signature of
and bas
jyJ11, Mnal supervision since its infancy. '
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but
- Experiments tbat trifle -witk and endanger the health of t ;
' Infants and CIiUdron--Experience against Experiment
; Whatis CASTORIA ,
i .
Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare ;.?
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. ,It Is Pleasant. -It 'Jj
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo v
IV substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms 4
. . and allays Pererlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
'A- Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures, Constipation. &
p and Flatulency. - It assimilates' the Food, regulates the .
, Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
, ( The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend, r ,
GENUINE CASTOR. A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have
In Use , For Over ,30, Years.
fHtenmvRoMw, vr mmuv eraccT. mm vqhk wm . .,-:f-'
rr nn. KoptEnjsy-ri
,1 iglrirlnlQi
i .
i ITEM. 3 1 HQ FQfislh
Costs Only 25c at Druggists, or mail 25c to C J. KOFFETT, M.D,St Louis, Ho.
Mother I Hesitate no longer, but sira the health ana life of
;our child, am thousand have done, by giving theme powder.
EETHINA la easily given and quickly counteract and over
come the effects of the summer' heat upon teething ehlldruu
Trochet's Colchicine Salicylate ; Capsules..
A standard and infallible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUT,
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe and
America. Dispensed only In spherical capsules, which dis
solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritation or
disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bottle. Sold by
druggists. ' Be sure and get the genuine. ' i , - . . '- . i
W11XUSS.. UFO. CO., . CLATTKUAJlB, . OHIO. Beta FT sea .
COLCHICINE
.SALICYLATE
Boldin New Bern byF
lyI's French Periodical Drops
't, Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED ; . '
s RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy,-. Price, $1.50 per; bottle. ;"?'.
' CaUTIfll BKwarsnr emnunTetin find ImlwtlnnC The unnnlne la put nn only In paste-board Car
ton wlLh fMVMluitlrT1iriiutiirfl on slle
1 for CLrOQLtvi to WUtLlAMH Mf(J. CO.,k)l0 Acol4, Cl)Tf id, Ohio.
Bold by F 8 Diiffy New Bernj N O
f VV " m mm- jnmvpiHina xzz.Xjb v.'
1 it; The great remedy far nerroas trostretlon and all dlMnxra of tbe teneratlM
. I vl a organs ot eUlior soi. aucli ui Nervous ProstmlloD. Fslllni or Lat
o Impotency, Niirhllf Emlssiuiw,
1FTFR IKINft &order weruoraDHm toouro
oi luuucvoor vnium, woicd ieaa
MOTT'S
' or ana Daman 'pains
of menstrnaUon.",. Tbey are "LIFE 8AVKBS" to gia at
' womanbriorl.' alilinir invpl nnmn t n nrvtm Anil Ww1 Ka
'J T
. . . N tnni.il Mmulv n
j . J TVin':l .vjiiitin bUHIUi vUIIU UU IlBrm "UX
f ; ? beeonwa e pleasure.i $1 i0 f KK JiOX BY MAIL, Sold
tXTREMEUV LOW RATES ,
V ; ':'" Annooncbd. Via I; y .
; ; " Extremely low rate are announced
Tia the 8outhern Railway from points
on Its lines for the following special oc-
'eaaiona: t'; . A1.
Athena; Gau-r-Summer Behool, June 27-
V ';:. Jury 28, 1906. . J . -r-Charlottesville,
Va, Virginia Bummer
f ' School of, Methods, June 26-Aug 4,
- KnoxTllle.Terw-X Summer School, June
't- ; J0-Jul 28, 1905. V v , y .T ' '
Monteaglo, ' Tenn. Montoajfle Bible
. Training School, - July . 8-Aug. IS,
. ' ' woe. : v; .
Honteagle, Tenn. Uonleagle Sunday
t School Institute, ? July 17-Aug, 6,
. 1906. ;.. , ' :J V
Mooteagle, Tenn. Woman's Congress,
;i - Aug. 1-15, 1906.: "V. ,,,;-,Vi-Richmond,!
' Va. Farmers'' ' Natlona
Congreea, Sept. 12.22, 1905. , ;
Rates for the above Occasions open to
thepublie. ' - ;
Ticket wiU be sold to- these' point
from all stations on the Southern Rail
way. : .. v .
, Detailed Informal ton enn be had up
on application to any Ticket Ajrent of
the boulhern Railway, or Ai-nU of
eofinortinfr lines, or (lilrLHiiig tlio
uti(li'rxi'nl: ',-''
a. L, VKItNON, T r A., H WOOD, D T A
Chariot U, N. C. 'Anlli-ville N. C
S H HAROWH'K, , W II TAYIOH, - l
rasa. Trallic Mirr, . Cnn'l Tasa Agent
WASHINGTON. I, C.. , , r"
Will rur is
JUa.M.T I
yuiid tho r r
y f r:n c.. f K 1 1
' ,-. fli.Ht ii
h f i .:;. in'
n-7
c ! v f h i; t o r
r ' 1 i K' '
been made under bis per- .
Always Bought
Curat Cholera Infantum
Duvrrhoaa, Dyienctry, and ths
Bowel Troubla el Chlldrmof
Jtny Agt. AidtDigctHon.
ReguUiM tht BownlavStraifth.
u th Child sad MAKES
TEETHINQ EAmY.
S Duffy - -
of Hie bottle, than
nff ov Iat M&nbnnl
Vouthfol Errors, Menul Worry, iceal uaa
or mlind the moaei
joraumpsioB at a insanity.- With aran
With arv
oiq a ai.MiMr box
Tbe; overconu, We
neaa, Irreffularitr and
omlasiona, lneresae t!b
ahmb 1 ILm - L Jl I J
wmw.
itTthlnr Ton Invrmt orlmprowi to prM i
CAVEAT.Trf DE-MARK. COPtHii.HIorbr Sn. j
PHOrtCIION. 8nd model. Bketcli, orpUoto. 3
for frr3 iom'malKo nd advirsj. i
HnAtf All rtlTrtlTA tDl tta lita
w2'CA.::Ol7& CO.
Pat - - ;v inL WASHINGTON. O.C. J
m
BBi " 1 a
ur. wooiicj's
ti tor of mwi Dhln
opium, hmdNnnnit
elixir of ouiiiitt.eo
i book of pr
i((rffi hmof
Bfiitorlnm tr!
ftreiit, irlitr;' lr
PAINLESS
"Hin"
' m u a 1
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vAvi:
AND
MitwJ vu.wiiluU, (iurlt
COAST-: LINE STORE
J. O. Land, uanafr.
- PH0NK 138.
Cbolco Family Grocer
les and all kinds of
ool Drinks.
' 13 lb of Cuar $1 00
N V, Haras 15c lb
. Frrsh . Bread and
cakc3 every t!ay frc: i
Kafors bakery.
1 lb nunifcrcl3 Tc .r
der for C5c
Try us lcr rcc 1 re c '
and q dill. .j.
1
t. : r:.
I recently found part of a New Et-rn
pavr, dated lols that was unuouoteuiy
puLlished by a Mr. Robert lioore, an
Iriih genticnian, and Genl, John I. Pas
ture. The paper surely revived mem
ories bf other days when "good old
New Berne", was noted for her men of
culture and merit, and she was known
as the "Athens" of the State. . Alas!
the wheels of time have moved on, and
wrought wonderful changes'.
In the early days we boys often vis
ited the remains : of Gov.' Tyron's' old
palace. It was said it once had mount
ed cannon that overlooked the rivers
Nouse and Trent. In one partly delapi
dated room a school was kept by the
venerable Parson Irvin, a noted Episco-
p ilian. Many memories of other da s
of actual knowledge, and many hetrd
of seem plainly awakened, and possibly
what I write may be interesting and
perhaps instructive to some readers.
I am impeled by an- irresistible in
fluence to say something of my dear na
tive town's early day. ' - ,
'Tie doubtless known however,- that
it was settled and named ... by - Baron de
fJraffenretd of the noted old city of
Berne, Switzerland, and many names
of the colonists are , still known.-; The
Lucases foys, Richardson," and many
others are familiar. The county was
named after nhe Earl of Craven,' one
of "the Lord proprietors", of the col
ony. ' v ftX'
It may not be known . that the first
circus show, was made on the5outh
corner of Pollock and Elast Front street
surrounded by towering oak trees. Ihe
second circus made ita performance on
lot near Middle street; in rear of where
now the Baptist church stands. - . .
Many of today, may have heard Of
the noted business men .of old New
Beme, prominent was Jarvis & Brown
who built the three story brick building
that still stands at the .lower end of
Craven street, i: They were largely) in
the West India business, and had a
state-roomed vessel that made regular
voyages to and from New York, ; and
often carried many passengers Her
name was The Triumph. " .They also
owned a large vessel of tbat day, "The
Industry," that was" employed in the
West India trade. - She was once at
tacked by pirates,' but being prepared
they were repulsed with damage.': . The
Industry had two cannons, and Capt
Hunter returned safely to New; Berne
with his cargo of sugar, coffee,- mo
lasses, etc. There were no railroads
In Carolina and all the surrounding
counties and towns were supplied with
groceries Sirect from' the West Indies,
and also with an abundance of fruit,
oranges, pine apples, etc. .i'4fpVX.v
-" Even the city of Raleigh got Its sup
plies In part for .wagons - from New
Berne. It may be well to note that
the firms of Jarvis Brown desolved
copartnership, and Mr Sylvester Brown
located in what is now known as Vlietle
Washington" He was th father of
distinguished Judge Brown. Just here
I inay say niy father ; was interested
with Jarvis A Brown firm, and made
yoyages to the West Indies, and this
writer was a boy. in the brick s tor in
the first year of his hs
I must resist for "the present from
taxing your readers with .history of
Oft in the. silent nttM'
When slumbers chains have bound, v
Memories of past days of delight, ,51
Beem blistering all around. ,hf
Tis a ' seeming renewal of what has
But there were many friendships, too
k charming to last, vt:-.' .tft'iv;
Yet dreams of my boyhood, I must ever
ji , cherish jvi'li;: .ti
As those days of enjoyments were de
lightfully true, UU-'!
Your memory still dwells in my breast,
Yes, with ttfe, such memories wiU ever
exist yTfe-jiU VK:
. Morehead City, June 20, 1905. ii':;
y v,. : T. I HALL.
., May Create Life From Radium. ;
According to the Chronicle, of London
experiments conducted for six" years in
the Cavendish laboratory at Cambridge
University by J-. Butler Burke,' young
professor, who for a time worked with
Professor Thompson, have almost cer
tainly demonstrated the possibility of
spontaneous generation. By means of
radium and sterilized bouillon placed
together in a test tube Professor Burke
obtained cultures presenting many ap
pea ranees of vitality such as growth
and subdivision. ,
FAIR: EXCHANGE
A.NewBack For an Old OneHow
It Is Done In New Bern.
The back aches at times with a dull.
indeaoriluible leclmif, making you
weary and restlesa; piurclng pains shoot
a;n the r'nion of the kidneys, and
again the loins are so lume to stoop in
Sfjony. No u to rub or apply a Un
Ur to the Imrk in this condition. You
cannot re.'o'h the cause. Kxchane the
back fur a new and stronKT one. I'ol
liW Uio fxampia of this New l!'rn
citizen.
S. E. I'aiVer, wl.o..e rfwt metal 1
ine-. in id Crnv.-n m.'l H-.uth I i ' !
phi i f r- ; rrn 41 ('r:ivi j i i.
"1 1 :.i v. I i . ; 1 ,
l.'n r 1 r : -, i.-i f ',11
II . . . 1 i i b ..rl . )
r'-. : : ' ' v , i i ii.
...... ( .
SAFTLY THROUGH
MOTHERHOOD
-' WITHOUT PAiN
What wonderful menage of bop eat
escape from suftcriua these wordt csrry to
that woman who is Breading tbe hour that
sital) proclaim her Molhertvood. Perhtlor
her ii ii tlx firt d me God has bleated her)
with whit awe snd mywXtxy and fear she con-.
: templates the coming event which even now
it cuttinr. Its ihadow belora in the way of
: many painful discomforte? . The hope netd,
out in these words simply means lharchildV:
birth has been turned iuiosn event ol thanks-,
Sivlng and Joy, stripped of its sjjomes and
angers because of the learned skill oi nuuit
la fh. nam. nf fh. YrmAv which
rnch to the expecunt nolhw hc can apply
it heneU and ImI ae impravemfnt at oaca
' watca Out Tomella toa pal ana luDcnnB
' which it aa hea childbirih- tikaa pl.ee..
v 1'ha teattmoBT of Mothvra wh Jlave aaetl it ,
. atKcesafully will convlnca Tti l'ie'r on") .
of praiae arc found bv ouf book, V Molheiy
hood," Sand tor it. s ; -
BMBFIELB neeuLATOR OOv
Atlmntm, a? at.
Chamberlain's
' COLIC. CHOLERA AND '
Diarrhea Remedy
: Afew doses of this remedy will
. invariably cure an ordinary t x
tack of diarrhea.
It has beenused In nine epi
demics of dysentery with perfect
success.- - - 1
i. It can always be depended ;
upon, even in tbe more severe
. attactcs ot cramp oolio and chol- f
era morbus. .
It Is equally .successful for-
. summer diarrhea and cholera-
i infantum in children, and is the
means of saving the lives of many -children
each year. .,'
.. .When reduced with water and
- sweetened it is pleasant to take. -
Every man of a family should
keep this remedy in his home,
- Buy it now.. ; It may save llfei :;
Pricb, m' i ' . Larok Size, Wo.
NOTICE.
' V STATS OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Omslow Countt.
To K. If . Ckppa Entry Taker for OnaVow Coantr-
TIM undereurrM K. at miiu. or uiumw county
North Carolina, antem and laya claim to the follow
In demribed piece or jaarcel ot land in Jackaon-
villa and White (MK rawnahlp,uniKw county, N
Carolina, the same bdtne vacant and unappropri
ated land, and aubjeet to entry, vis: Beginning on
the run of the Bir North East at David AlUaon'a
23d corner of hie 69026 aera patent and runnina
thence with aaid AUiaona patent lines, aouui 14
aaat 608 polea, then aouth SW poM, then eouth M
aat SSO nolaa. then north 60 seat 00 Dotea. then
north 81 east 690 poles, then north 80 east 112
poles, then eouMi 17 east XTO poles, then aouth 49
j! X10 nokn. then north IS east list nolea. then
nortb 01 west im notes, men wen aw poms, wen
north azn nojes. than east ouu Dotes, then nortn fts
eutl64 polea, then north 7Seaat 2S6 poms.- then
north in west aw poiea. own nortn a wen we
poles, then north 70 weet 1M poles, then north 87
west 220 polea, north 88 west H70 poles to head at
Cork Branch, then north 74 west MO poles, then
soMh 68 west 4ft4 poiea, -then north 90 west 160
poles, then north 80 west S20 poles, then north 6
west to Jones County, line, thence with. said
County Km and the run of White Oak River toC
W Smiths line, then with said O W Smiths tine to
Job Smiths Una. then with Job Smiths line to J E
Lsthsms line, then with Lathams line to John
Hewitt's deceased-line and with said Hewitt Una
to C S Hewitt deceased lima and with said Hewitt
line ts Barbees line of his 60 acre field tract, and
with said line to Fork Branch, than with Edd
Bsrntes Una to the J, A. Taylor deceased line, and
with said Una to the undivided tract ef Smith
land, and with aaid Smith land to the Harnett
line, then with aaid Hanrett line to Mrs Caasie
Hollands line and with aaid Holland linn to Gib
son's Branch, ther.ee with aaid Branch run to the
Stephen Henderson deceased line, and with said
Henderson line to the A J Hurst dseeased line
snd with said Hurst line to the Louisa Morton's
line, then with aaid Morton line to the land form
erly owned by James Mills, deceased, thence with
the lines or anal nuia tract crossing mgfins
Branch to the land formerly owned by Prank Har
riann deceased, thence with the line of said HarrU
son tract to the Rumn Eubanka tins, thence with
said eubanka line to the line or the rand form My
owned by Geonre and Wm Collina deceased, thence
with said L&llina line to the line ol the lano form-
ssid Oliver line to the line of the land' formerly
owned bv Edward Riarira deceased, and with ssid
Rita, line to Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, thence
continuing with aaid Rifrtrs back line and too hack
line or baes or sll the aujomlng parties around to
the Diace of baa-inning, containing 1.000 acres
mors or leee.ssme intended to cover si! the vacant
land lying between the back lines of sll the differ
ent land owners and usvki Allison s paumt line,,
and Ivina between the Public Road leading from
Jacksonville to Job Brail ha and David Alllaona
patent linee from a point on aaid public road
where It croaaes Big North East. RHMII.LB
Entered the th day of June. lBori. Entry Wo ni
Entry Notice.
ii STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
Onslow t'onwTr. "
To M. M. fknos. Entry Tsker for Onslow Coun'
tv, The undemlrned W Si West
of Craven Coontv. North Csroilns. enters
Sud laya clarm to ths following dearritMl piece OT
parcel of land m JarkaonvilleU-wnahip, Onalow tx
Htata of North Carolina, the same being vacant
and unappropriated land, and auhjert to entry,
m: HMiinnmr at William Scott deceased eor
ner, now corner of the Kellum land, thence with
Al:ioo Patent HneiW north 4. east tt p.l-..thenci
IHirth 1W etv.t (Milea to the run of Wolf hwamp,
then Woulh W, ew.t Wi pol. t hen aouth ir!l, we.1
W polea, then aoulh iiH, want 240 poles, then aoutl
TUMalift! Poles. th'n north 37. ea.t liO rxilti.,
then rwirth W. eafit imt'-.. then north ft, ea.l K4
polea then north tilea.t l-iilca to the run of rl
North. Kant thence down the , run to Morton i
nullum, line thenee with .Mid Morton and Kellui
llne.to IU.ni.min rUotl linclhenre vllh lienjani
.ViHUi line to John Kelhiin. line, tlienre Willi lot
helium, line to Uliwle. I'litinrw (,inny a li
ao.1 With lil.ite. l.unil., I t-oropnnv'. line U, Vioif I
nwamu. theru . with tlie run of VS oif hwamp
the kellutn line ai .1 V. ith the h -.Unm tin Uj He:
ry I'.ikei. h tie. nh 1'iirltfr. line to t-.,ire
nil, in ..-I hi'in e . H h hi. line to K -lluiini line a
enli h-iiimi" nn. l the Ua inning, ronlemn
1 ii mitrr n.or,.i,r U- a.
.i iiiniwi tiM- Mli a, of June 1W5.
r.iary No
W. fl. WI-'-:T
"llctico of
i'nrBimiit to ll.e fi'-wfr of .wU' . ii- ' . I m tl;
,,.,.,. I ,.) I- : '. ..-. nn ! I I 1 1 I I n
-,. , .... u, .1 Jill i. . . I . . i. . .
Gum
- NORTH CAROLINA, In the
- Craven County. Superior Court
. i kirence Pearca . f
Lemuel to. Pearc - : -
Th defendmnt abov wuned will tok notvee
that an action entitled aa above haa been com
menced in the Superior Court of Craven County
to obtain a divorce from the bonds at matrimony
nd the said defendant will further take notice
that he is reuuired to appear at the next term of
Superior Court for said County to be held on the
ad day of July lWMt Court tiouaa of said County
new Hern, N. C and answer or demur to the
complaint in said action or the plaintiff wdl apply
trie tjourt tor relief aemanaed in said cotTDi&int.
W. M. WATSON, Clerk of the Superior Court
iEGLHA EISPATCHi LINE
,; SNTi ;
1 Domeop S teamsbp Co
Freight and Passeng t
for all points nortb
EFFECTIVE OCT.
1904.
ihe steamer Neuse is
scheduled
to
sail at 6 p. m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Elizabeth City," making land
s at Oriental and itoanoke la land,
he Steamer Ocraaoke is scheduled
to sail at8 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday for Elizabeth City, mak
ing landings at oriental ana . Koonoke
Tnlfinrl v
Udf Freight; received i not later than
one hour previous to sailing,
For further information apply to
GEO. HENDERSON, Agt
. It. KING, V. R A Gen. Mgr.
H. C HUDGINS, Gen. Ft, &. Pass
Agent, Norfolk,' Va. '
WrS. SUMMERELL, As. Gen. Ft &
Pass. Agt
! Ne Bern, N C.
-Sour fint facts.
T
HI bfst paint Is very
'Simple, . White Lead,
' , ' LlDseeJOil and the
h necessary drier that's all.
Botbe safe your White Lead
Is pure. "Lewis' brand is
guaranteed-
SOLD BY ALL REPUTABLE
T, PAINTr5 AND HARDWARE
DEALERS.. -
,4f t0 YEARS'
V V EXPERIENCE
D
mm
.. Ka.asaa.aa -
i V. naraiaaViBi
rfl-eei1
COCYRrOHTw 40.
Wnii irtMrt UI""" aiuU'iI iUl airvui J wTT2 i
ratent lacen lurouajn jmuuu iaj, svusnts
fid. without ehMnre. tn tha .. . .
A hsndanmelr ITItietrated weekly. Jjirrfiet etr -anlatlon
of any tcienUao Journal, Termia, H
ar; roni monias,aa. noaa pyaii wwas .
RraaohOShia. a V St, Waahturtoa. D, C.
Paints and Qte
w .'avt,'" ',ir-
Qvinei Pistols. Razors,
Scissors
V-;;XCutlery.-,; ..
Shells and Cartridges.
1 Economical in', fuel Bulendid
:" In operation Life time In dor-.
BABE, DOORS ANt)" BLIjS.DS
Wlutioril 1- Haravare -. Cospjiiy,
'rTlOia 89-68 MiddlaBt '
af;.::i citk si:h
ertinweer there Is a pern
a riaatareataud tesppua
Rhsanutlsat, Colds
Coughs, Weak C!t
Weak Back, Umh
age, Solatloa
' For n.lna In the rerlon
of Ihe fc'iould.ra or for a
v.... but the rlstr
should be stM'Hel aa
aiinwn In lliiim rsiion, f
. 'lliia pa i n f ui . V,
troulilbC.n h" re- V ' '
lved Slid rnrril ' f . i
.,m .n . ..
fc ..in .iioiii i'l.a- f.l
J -r In inre a(- jT , i f
j. .-e s li il w.;r j V r
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it in 1 1
, N. C.
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of
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Publication of
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Pi
t af
UNIVERSITY.
OF NORTH CAROLINA ":
i7fa io'5 v - '
Hud ot ths State's Educaueaal jtm.
DEPARTMENTS
Colleglats," , Engineerlag,
Oraduatw Lw,
., : Medicine, j ; Phaimacy
Library wmtains 43,000 volumes. ' New
water works, electric lights, central
; heating- eystenii New dornii-v
v tones, gymnasium, x. M.V
xj , a. Duiiomg.
667 Students. 66 Instructors
The Fall terra begins
Sept. 11, 1906. Address
Francis P. Venable; President
Chapel Hill, N. C.
SEE ME
Before - borrowing - money from
another,,; . s
Before loaning your money out.
Before discounting a note, or any pa
per."
Before renting your property to anoth-
Before selling any real estate.
Beiore building or pamtmg any
wooden structure.
u
U-faL No. ISO Middle
Street. New
J) Bern, N. C.
IHE UOETH CMIE
COLLEGE OF AGRICUL
TURE AND MECHANIC
2-' ARTS
Offers practical industrial educa
tion in Agriculture, Engineering,
Industrial Chemistry, and the
Textile Art. Tuition $30 a year.
Board $8 a month. 120 Scholar
ships.' Address
PRESIDENT WINSTON.
WEST RALEIGH, N. C.
Imported Sausage 40c lb
Western Sausage 25c lb
New Pollock Cod Fish 6c lb.
Spiced Sardines in Pails 75c pail
Fine Cheese 16c lb
Armour's New Orleans Ham 15c lb.
Fine Cuban Melons 25, 30, 35 & 40c
Best Rice at 7c lb.
Cracked Rice at 8c lb.
k B. HaMcht,
RIVERSIDE
S
E.W:
SASH. DOORS, AND BLINDS.
J. - LIME AND CEMENT.;
AMERICAN FIELD FENCE.
v':DEY01?SPaINT
GLACIER: REFRIGERATORS
PEERLESS ICE -
- r - LAND FREEZERS.
Scrcr.n Soorsand.WiDdQV Screens
PlLISt PILL.sH PILES I!.
- Dr. .Williams' Indian Pitt Ointment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, Uloarataxt
. tchiittt I'll. It absorbs tbe tpmne
all;! tha itching at ones, eta aa a pr-M
tfw.glvet rMssa.pt nllel Bald by DA TIB
"HARM 4tY.' -i-;'ii-f eTJV.
Get a Hammock
and rest comforta
bly. Ennctt'aEcoliCtcro
i 1 1 iet7f i
TOOK
NEW GOODS
To - day
ORE
-, -IIy Stock of
' EDISON f
Gold RlbuWec! f
RECORDS
Have Arrived,
Call early and make
a selection. -
Wtti T. Hm.
(Sporting Goods
91 Middle Street. - Phone
320
ICE
i0 DISCOUNT
Books Containing coupon for 800 lbs.
of Ice Irr 10 lb. coupons, value
will be sold to customers at a dlacon
of 10 per cent.'
$3 00 will buy S4.00 north of ICE 1
book la procured, eltber from the drive,
of wagon or from tbe office 19 Grlfflf
street.
New Bern Ice
Company.
A. & N. C. R. R.
Effective
at 7.00
Sunday, June 11th, 1905
a. m. . Eastern Standard
Time.
EAST BOUND.
STATIONS: No. 8. NO. 6.
DAILY DAILY
Lv. GoldBboro S.46 P. M. 8.00 A. U.
. LaGranire 4.16 " ' 8.30
Kinston 4.40 " 8.66
Dover 6.02 " S.18
Cove 6.16 " 9.SS
Tuscarora 6.36 " 9.46
Ar. NEW BERN 6.16 " 10.06 "
Lv. New Bern 6.60 P. M. 10.10 A. M
Riverdale 6.U " 10.28 " .
Havelock 6.81 " 10.44
Newport 6.47 " 11.00 " I
Ar. Morehead Cy. 7.20 " 11.80
WEST BOUND.
No. 4. No.
STATIONS: DAILY DAILY
Lv. Morehead Cy. 7.40 A. M. 4.42 P. M.
Newport 8 11 " 6.02
Havelock 8.27 " 6.18
Riverdale 8.42 " I..J1
Ar. NEW BERN .(I0 " 6 fJl "
Lv. NEW BERN 9.16 A. M. . 6.66 P. M.
Tuscarora 9.36 " a.27
Cove 9.: 6.39
Dover 10.63 6.68
Kinston 10.17 " 7 16
LaGrange 10.41 " 7.87
Ar. Goldsboro 11.10 " 8.15
Trains S, 4. 6, and 6 run dai ly.
STATIONS: No 1 No 2
Sunday only Sunday only
Lv. Goldsboro 7.00 A. M. 9.20 P. M.
LaGrange 7.28 861
Kinston 7.52 " 8.27
Dover 8.14 " 8.03
Cove 8J7 " 7.49
Tuscarora 8.37 " 7.37
Ar. New Bern 9.05 " 7 15
Lv. New Bern 9.10 " 7.10
Riverdale 9.28 " 6.46
Havelock 9.44 " 6.31
Newport 10.00 " 6,16
Ar. Morehead Cy 10.23 " 6.67
Trains Nos. 5 and 6 will handle daily
Pullman Sleeping Car (operated over
Southern Railway) between Winston-
Salem, Greensboro, Burlington, Dur
ham, Raleigh and Morehead City, upon
following through schedule:
Daily
Eastern Time
(Southern Railway)
Daily
p. m.
a. m.
Ar. 9:17
Lv. 8:10
6:10 Lv.
6:13 Ar.
Winston-Salem,
Greensboro
Greensboro
Burlington
Durham
Raleigh
a. m.
1:15 Lv.
2:06 Lv.
3:40 Lv.
5:15 Ar.
6:15 Lv.
6:29 Lv.
7:16 Ar.
8 KM) Lv.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Lv.
3:36
4:47
8:00
1:40
p- m.
Ar. 11:45
Ar. 10:38
Lv. 9:40
Raleigh
Selma
Goldsboro
(A. 4N. C. R. R.)
Goldsboro
Morehead City
Ar.
Lv.
8:10
435
1130 Ar.
CONNECTIONS,
At Goldsboro: With Sou there Railway and At
lantic Coast Line.
At Kinston and New Bern: With Atlantic Coast
B. P. FOSTER, R E L BUNCH.
4Janarai Manager, 'name at a a agar
QOUXiHOKO. N. a
Ernest M. Green,
' Attorney A Ceaateler at Law
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