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The Kind Tou Have Always Bought, and which baa been
tta use for over SO years, has borne the signature of .V
and has
Xff'jfHj. r' sonal supervision since Its infancy
CiCGAtVZ't. Allow nn nnA tn diwilvn von In thlf. : ' :-,
-; All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good are bot
Bxperimeats that trifle with and endanger the health of - -.
Infants and ChfldrenT-Experience . against .Experiment. ,
iWhat is CASTORIA
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Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare . ' .
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It ;r
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotl', -".
substance.-': Its age is its guarantee.: It destroys Worm;
and allays Feverishness. ' It cures Diarrhoea and Wind ' . '
1 Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation -and
Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep,
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. - ,-' -
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Beard the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
: ' ' TMt acarraua owmn, Tt Murray stokst, iiniraHan. ' -
Trochct'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.
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rCOLCHICINE
L SALICYLATE ,
-WU.L.1AMS tteti. iu,
Soldin New Bern by F
i The great remedy for ncrvnus
..Jf JL. -"W
if VR
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i Impotency, Nij'ritiy ImissioiiM. Youthful Errors, Mutal Worry, xoeaalve cm
Of Tobacco or Omum. u hi(-ll lea'i f' CoriSUOlDtion acd Ins&nitv. With Aran
iirrm IKINC a order we cuai aiitgi) to cure or
MlCn UdlnDt 6boies tor $5.00.
Ilyon's French
Strictly vegetable, perfectly linrmlcss. sure to accomplish DESIRED
KcUtUl Z. urea lest Known icmuic
fllllTlfllf Bwreof countcrfei's mil
'Mil HUH too with faoKlmile.r.Mjiau:r-.
llMMlfOff tilMOUf to WILUAUd WKi CO . 6-
a! mi.
u mu
Sold by F B Duffy, New Bern, N O -
lLiirEETHIKG PdWDZSSS&Sii ret-miNO mauy.
CutsOiiI 25c it Draists, or mt) 25c to C J. MOFFETT, M.DSllflDls,Mfl.
i Mother t Hmtltate no longer, but save the health and life of
.your child, m thousands have-done, by giving those powders.
TKKTHIMA Is easily given and quickly counteracts, and ever
rentes the effects of the summer's heat upon teething children.
MOTT'S
PENNYROYAL
M i . .1 n ny
mi mcDst.ruai.iun. i ney are " iix L-i oJ v juks to girls at
woruanhood, aiding development of organa and body. No
known remedy for women equal them. Cannot do harm life
beeomps a itluasurc. $1 DO l'JCU llOX BY M All Sold
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T1IK NORTH
State Normal and
COURSES , j
Literary Commercial -, " r
Classical Domestic Science
Scientific' Manual Training
Pedagogical Music;. "
Three Courses loading to degrees.
Teachers. Faculty numbers 50. Board,
text books, etc., $170 a year. For
of the 8taU", tlOO. Fourteenth annual
secure board In the dormitories, all
for July 15. Corres(xirxlencc invited from
and stenographers. For catalogue sod othor Information, address,
CHARLES D, AlclVER. Pbnt..;
' GREnN3B0R0, N .
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.When vouwantto buvthebiti
Brick to put up your building, good
business men will look before they buy,
I can show von 60.000 Brick, .been
handled, bow on K ground ready " for '
, building, and not over one (mi rt
lsroken. :V.-- "
Wew Bern, K. C
Vill rnro anj caso of Kidney
. Af l!ln,!.!f- ia..n 111 ft k rw.t j
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vejvuu inn r'-ara in iiivuitinu.
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been made under his per- . . r
cckvjslanu. onio, sm
S Duffy
AKD-VITALIF
prostration and all dieuea o the generattft
rutu-ni the monev. iiold at 81.00 par toz
remedy, i'fice. x.o per DCtUe
ThffTonnlno I put tip onlj Id puU-bMrd Cu
ui Home, iiuiv;
Cures ChoUn Inftnfm
Diarrhoea, Dysenttry, and the
Bowd'Tronbto Chlldm tt '
ytny Jig. AkkDijcrtlon,
Rejuktts the tUwds, Strength.
... Ik. rkrU mmA UllfPC
PILLS
They oreroome Weak
ness, irreirularitT and
omisslonstlncreaae ria
J or and ban tan "padna
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CAROLINA
Industrial; College
Well-equipped Training School for
laundry, tuition, ' and fees for use qf
PeriodicalvDroDS
free-tuition students, 125. For non-residents
session begins September 21, .1906, To
free-tuition applications should be made be.
those desiring - competent teachers
SEYMOUK W. HANCOCK
AUorzioy at i.aw.
nr Will practice In ' tttt ' nd
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! Federal Courtfo
"Xv Office 46 Broad St,';-
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LLf Lr LLUEF.S
Remaining in the Post Office at NeW
Bern, Craven county, N, C, July 31,
.-19QC v;; r;
t.f :'-y;i men's ust' v
A Albert Angle, George Artia, j', ..
i B- Peace Blatock, Louie Barmds..:
: C- A A Cayton R .F D No 3, R Y
Chatham, J A Campbell, Isaac Cox,
George M. Carlton 44 Queen, -; '
. pc F Fey i -
Cr N LGibbsC':''' :
H J J Hammond," Rev -Manwell
Hanettd 114 Winslow 'SfcL .P'
J 0 D Jones, Willie A James, - S t
Johnson, John M Jones (2) Albert Jones
. ar-""-? turn rtmra .T;--;KA .-.?:$
REddie Rouce, E R RobersohT'
- S D K Stanley Eatre St-v No 14080,
W H Spencer Broad St, N B Sprule
N 100 Burne St mm,
V W-r-E C White, Lish Waahton, 1 W
Willas Jr., W H Workman, ' - : v
B--Mra G M Benton; Hattie Brooks,
Mortba BrookSf''sj'h??
- C Mary Chapman 99 Burn St, Nora
Clark 8 Braggs Alley, Bertha Cox J;4:
E-Mrs Georgeanna Evans s . . , ' .
F-Mary VtoaptS
L Fannie C tewrence W Wetros St
tanme barnce ?:rt--i.'ui': :'-.:
M Mrs Rasom Chead Miilek No. 26
Gardnera Allv. Mrs Elizvou J Marshall
R Virginia D Reel care Cookie Med-
. T-Jessie Taylor, Maude "Thompson,
V Mrs Jane Vaughn " '"
. W Mrs Plasant W illiams 81 Elm St.
Eva Williams, Julia M Wiggiaris ; .
Ppranna eanrno- for the - above letters
will please Bay advertised and give date
of list: . '
The regulations now require that (1)
one eent shall be collected on the deliv
ery of each advertised letter.
S, W. HANCOCK,
Postmaster.
If n & kind of billious mood.
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half so good
As DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
When e'er you feel impending ill,
And need a magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt'a Little Early Risers
Something Doing In Raleigh.
News & Observer Aug 2.
The sheriif's office is being repainted
and the furniture given a new coating
of varnish, The work of cleaning will
occupy several days.
For a short time yesterday morning
the entire city was without hydrant
water. This was caused by the burst
ing of the main supply pipe, near Rocky
Branch south of Raleigh half way be.
tween the water works and the city.
The police Justice yesterday sent vr
H. Merritt, coL, to the roads , for 80
days for carrying a razor, Tne darkey
said that he did not know that it was
wrong to wear the keen edge, and his
only use for it was to trim hjs corns.
The James L Johnson drug store,
corner of Fayetteville and Martin
streets is to be remodelled and the in
terior made new.
During the past ten days the Sanitary
Inspector has kept his white wings busy
cleaning the streets and there is much
marked improvement
The chief of police and county con
stable are seeing to it that no horses
and mules m an un -go worthy condition
are driven on the streets of the city
The "shoo-fly" from Wekkm-was
about an hour and a half lata yesterday
morning, having been delaj ad ' by .
freight this side of Yonngsville. ;
TOillllHfii;DI.llH.
A Little . Sound Advice Will . Help
'.Many Sufferer in New Bern."
- . ... . .
No woman can be healthy and well if
the ; kidneys ara sick. , Poisons that
pass off In the nrins when the kidneys
are well are retained m the body when
theltidneys are sick.. Kidneys and
bladder, get inflamed and Swollen,
crowding- the., delicate female organs
nearby and sometimes displacing them.
This is the true cause of many bearing
down pains, lameness, backache, side-
acne, etc Urk poisoning also eaases
headaches, aiaay spelts, languor, nor-
rousness and rneumattc pain,
- When sufferirur so. trr Doan's Kid-
neV Pills, the remedy that curts sick
kidneys. 'You will get better ss the
kidnevs sret batter: and health Will re
turn when the kidneys are welL Late
New Bern woman teU you about Doan's
Kidney Pllla. - - , -
Mrs. N. VincenCwWow, living at 103
Craven Street. say: "Doan's Kidney
l'Uls have been vry Ixmeflcial to me.
They certainly relieved me of very di
arr enable rains in my back from which
I suffered for a long time I obtained
them at liradham S I'harmarv and I
must say thny proved to be aiod rem
edy in my chhu.
For anl y alt rl.-alflra. ' Price 60 ft,
a box. Foi.ur-Mill)um Co., Uudalo,
N. Y. sjli Hfjonta tr the u. H.
ItememU-r the name Doan's, and
take no other.
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O Of MM.r;.Mif'
I . f . (11! tl .
to most women is a term of
anxiety,".' 6erious - thought
and sweet anfldrjation" i
5-: With the. cessation of pain
necessary :: t or chQdbtrth, .'
there cornea calm nerves, .i
lep and recuperatioB 5';.
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1111.11 vl
FRIEND
4oes diminish the' pata "accompanying
maternity,. With its aid mothers can aid
do bring healthy, sweet- dispositioned
and ideal babies info the Iwbld..
, , Morning sickness, eore breasts and ex
cruciating pains caused by the gradually
expanding jorgan,i are Jrelievecl by thu
penetrating and Nstadng liniment, t
Among the manifold aids to childb&th
Mother s Friend has grown in popularity
and ealned a nrestice amomr rich women
as well as poor jit is found and welcomed
in the mansion as well as in the cabin, r ,
it By lesseningthe mother's .sfonyof miu4
anaoiminisningpain a neautuunnnaencf
is wrotigUt upon the child, and instead oi
peevisiuill-teniperedandsicklyformsj'ou
Lave healthy, laughing hnmanity,mnaiur
Jflg n blessing ever to yon andlts cotmtry.
All nrtieiriiitu Bert-Mother's Priced stii.oa. -
'' Write for pur frw Book "MoHrKod"
MS CRA0FICU) RCOULATQI) C0 AHaata, t
F. Rl. Simmons. A! 0, Wsrd.
SIMMONS & WARD.
ATTORNEY AND COUHSktORSJiJ
law,1
Office Removed across Street to Second
Story of No. 69 (above Telegraph of
fice) South Front street, next to
Hotel Chattawka.
Practice in the Counties of Craven.
Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pam
lico and Wake, in the Supreme and Fed
eral Courts, and wherever services are
desired. " '
Executors Notice
H.vino. nnitllflpd Cnieutor of Robert WilUlanu
deowaed,mll peraons faavintr claim Mainst th
ta(eof my said executor are hereby notified to
present the nam duly verified to Mitchell Williams
on or before the 11th day of July-1906, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AU
persona indebted to said estate are hereby reqneat
ed to make immediate settlement.
This July 11th. 190R.
MITCHELL WILLIAMS. Executor
.Executrix Notice
Bavins qualified as Executrix of the last will and
testament of - Matilda Wells, deceased, late st
Craven County N.C this is to notify all parsons
having claims against tne Sam aeceasea to axaiDK
them to the undersigned on or before the 1st day
of Julv 190& or the notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery-All Persons Indebted to tt) said estate
will make immediate payment
June 1st 1806
IRBNB BOON,
Kxecutrls-
Entry Claim.
NORTH CAROLINA. I
Craven County, I
To Coo B Waters, Entry Taker Foe Graven Ooin-
ty: - -a '
The nndersiirned ' Thoa T Gooding of
Craven County. North Carolina, enters and bus
claim to th following describsd piece or pare)
of land tn No. 6 Township. . Cravaa county.
North Carolina, the earns being vacant and auap
propriated land and subject to entry, visi
South side of euss river and west of Adams
Creek adjoining the Bartholemew Smith patent on
the northward, the Bennen patent and Meal land
on tn West ward ana tne uaw patent on trie
Eastward and en the Southward land of parties
unknown, containing 6W acres mora or Ham, '
Entered this 11th day ox eury lw. ...
T. T. GOODING.
Ernest AlQreen,
- Attoraej A Coseselor at Law
PaoAn Br- . -7 H W BERN, H. t
Wall turn tried toararch titles bv reason
of many tears eiperienos la the office
and a KeffUter ol ueeos. -nmctioee u
rhm i Vinrta nf flravan. . Jonaa. Fkinllee
Carteret, Onslcw, or wherever service
are reiplred-: . .Ci; .. ; r
Sunday Etcursfonp To Morehead City
:'.' And Beaufort VU A A N C R B-,:T
rAmmimr.hiif Sundav . Ausmst 6th.
1905 the Atlantic and North Carolina
R. TL, win not honor Sunday Excursion
tickets sold at the reduced Sunday rate
on any train except train No. 1, leaving
Goldsboro on Sunday at 7 a.- m., and on
train No, 2, returning , leaving- More'
head City at 8:50 p. m., the same day,
without extra charge; t f v r- '
Passengers presenting these tickets
for Daassjre on other Sunday trains will
ha rhartred twcntv-Ave (22)cents extra
by the conductor. This additional fare
will also be charged passengers who
hoard trains other than trains Nos 1 a 2
on Sundays at stations where there are
no agents . . KliL uunch, i H
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Notice ot Ca'e of Valua1
bio city Property
1 By virtue of an order obtained m that special
procetdirga before tue Clerk of cravea eoonty.
ent.lk4 W. B. Burton and Geo. P. Dudley execu
tor of Henry S. Jthi.son, deceased, the ander
stgned wni on the rirst Monday of September, lauo
btoAK the fourth day of said month, at IS o'clock
m, at the County court house door tB the city of
New Bern, sell to the highest bidder for cash the
foiluw uig lands leluiiguuj to the estate f the
said deceased: -Being on house and lot situated
on the east aideef Giifhth street in the city of
New Bern, and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning on east side of Crimth St., at a point 7S
ft Jrom the north east earner of Griffith and Stanly
streets and running thence northwardly fifty,
seven feet four inches, thence aastwardly one
one hundred feet-lath west tine of tot ho. 86,
thence southwardly wit the line of tot Ho. as
hits eeven f efct four Inches, thence westward!?
on hundred- feet to the begiannuar en Griffith
street.being the same land conveyed by deed from
Sarah Btimaoa and Mary K. reuetler and r, O.
Pellette- to Henry a. Johnson, and recorded in
book numb 10C page 830. effic of the register of
deeps of craven county. .;, , , .i4- -vi-.
- August 1st. 1906. :v -y?&jt
., W, U. Bubion, GaoxaE J, Puolct,' Executors
mizUstrtUriat?K6ti
"'. Having aualiflej as Adrnlniatratri of R E L Hose
dajeeaaed, iat of Craven county, N. Ctius is to
notify all persona having claims against ths estate
of said deceased to present tnem duly Veriflid to
the nnderaigned on or before tbaSlat day of July
lW,or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their r
wnrj All persons indebted to stJd aetata vill
please make tnunediate payment, r.n . .r
This itUt day of Jury 1906. . '
- KATJS KOSBVAdministratrix,
Russell House
, ' PK.rF0RT, If, QH
Centrally Jocattd. AU the deli
caciw 6f tho season. ' ' Well Veiiti
lated rooms. Good lieda, Phone cob
renienoea, Pol'te and attentive-Servants.
; Rates $1.50 peri-day.
SpeoiaT and. liberal terms by week
or month.
0. A RUSSELL,
pi;rid.Oi.
Is hereby given that an election will be
held in the town of Vanceboro, Monday
August 28th to vote f6r or against the
sale of whiskey in said town, the said
election being called by the board of
commissioners; in regular meeting,
upon the presentation of petition
signed by one-third of the qualified
voters of the town.
WILLIAM CLEVE.
Mayor of Vanceboro,
Wood Turning!
Columns, Balusters, Rails, Spindles,
Stair Newels, Ramps and Easles, Man
tles. Brackets. Grills. Ric-Rack Trim-'
mings, Porch and Lawn Swings, Sash,:.
Doors and Screens made to order on
short notice. i
Porch Balusters 5, 6, 7 and 8 cents
sacn.
el e ti. Hi GIKTEIt
E.VV. Smallvvood
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
" LIME AND CEMENT. :
AMERICAN FIELD FENCE.
v devoe's paint
Glacier refrigerators.
PEERLESS ICE
. v-;., . LAND FREEZERS.
Screen Doors anil Wintlov Scrents
YIARS
V EXPERIENCE
TauDC Marwf
4 ftrmiAM -
a.
CofwrtMHTa As.
Anyone asndlnf skstr and deserlptlna star
nllr asosriala our oatninn fra whs
mftntVta Is pnshly paieniaM. Com
. turns strictly ennMenUsL HAhuoOOt on
woemar aa
mantca.
- sent rr. Oldest SfwsrT Tor seounng
'it . Palanta taaaa throorh Masdl i
avsWMiM. wuhoai chraa as tit
ScitntincJlwrlcanv
l- A asiidsrmatrflliislrstfiS twilf.
. enlsltna of any 4nus trrnal. Tsraia U I
- vesri foui months, 40. Sow by all mwsdasl..
u;;;i$C5Kcwtcri
asanas) Omea, Ot W SL. Washlnrtoo.p.L ,
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CiBOUHAsDISPATCB--MI
r: .:. AND ' " -T
Old DomiDibQ SI
CHANGE 'OF.'" SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE JULY 2,
Ths steamer MeuM will sail an lion-
day, Wadnesds and Friday.
Th stcatnor Ocracoka -on' Tuesday,
Thursday and Sunday at 0 p m.
Both "Uamrrs will male Undingi at
Oriental each way and connect at Bl-
haven with a fast through train for
Norfolk. The trsin Is du to loavt Bil
haven at 7 a m and arrivt In Norfolk
st 1.30 p m. - T
' Direct eonnection mado at Mackey's
Forry a(8.Kiam for Dy mouth and
Wahlngtm. - - - -
No 2 trsin Will sve Norfolk tt 10,06
a m. srrivlng ot rit'Ihavon at iUp m,j
roiitio linif with t ho lrnfr for Nrw-
lii rn, dni!y pxrt'j'tf'iunlay.
G1.0. lir.NDri'.SflN, Agt
N'1 I'frn. June E7, ID.'.
NOTICE!
"'TflTrrtf -.1" '
fronj Lemuel Hill and whfe toZ J (irurand WB '1U 9:.i&r-rBaf)totma U
Brioe, registered in the office of the Register U1 H Blind, Bleediaa. Uloembaft a, " .
reeds of Craves county, ia- book Ms, page 17 and i 1 K b Te--jlWMnt '
arsigried te U C Carroil. we will sell to the kigh-r -U1 rttoS -: H absorbs the tnBUV V
bidder forcaahat the Post Office door in lallays ths lUihlng at ansa" . s'-'
Havelock, craven county otttha lat day of Sep T. V!1o,0 a pCtl
temberJ16 "j12 ""ock,m- following land 1 licAgivet tastaul relief Snld by DA-VIrV
situated in said State and -craven county on thwfoa l Tdm .-o- ' .
aouthsida of Mouse viver and went lideofSlo-' " Alta. I. . -eum'a
ok. to-wit! Beginning at a larg mark-1 - s."TiX'- j .
ad Blaclurum tree ? - -J-
road at core pond W. B. Blades comer, running )
these -dewn the dor poad branch to a small f
- i .. ...i. v.. 'mj m m'iKiini stump
bearing from said beginning gum 43 1-S west M
poles, thesea parallel to Blades line., north 87 1-S
west 22-8 polw, thence north 43 1-1 asst. 44 potee
-to said Blades line, and with the same south 57 1-2
east 22.81 to the beg ttning, containing six seres
sn leas,., V- ,.
' )!-Thisaistdavof JulvAD .1981'- - V.; " -
i- - ' 2. 1. GARTER. W. R KltirK. Vnln..
h. C CARROLL. tslgtien-of Mortgaaae
Tift-.-";.'-
RoriTuluft A, ann,
'-f Pwm'ntlf ' In ha;nnf1nLa M n.m.-
fnlHAMi ' PttriillfV. i IaiiI. bnl rVolA
w s tfwiivvi evuve m it vuoivwj l
and In the btate tiupreme and Federal
Office: Sonth front ftreet, over Tele
trratih office. Net '"urn. N. O
Adminiatrators Notice
Bavins thfs day qualified as Administrator of
the estate of Betsy Wallace, deceased, all persons
having claims against the said estate are hereby
notified to present the same, duly verified, to the
undersigned, on or before the 22 of June 1908; or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are hereby re
quested to make immediate payment.
ThisJ&nd day of Juno, 1906.
C J MCCARTHY, Administrator
Notice otSale.
Whereas, Henry Garrte and Holland Garris, his
wife.of Craven Co N c on Tth day of Jan 1903 made
and executed a mortgage to .B. P. Dinkins of
Craven county H. c, to secure five, hundred,
and forty-two dollars and thirty cents, which
mortgage waa recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds of Craven county N. C. in book no.
163, page Mil which said mortgage, with the pow
er of sale therein contained has been duly trans
ferred and assigned to the subscriber, who is now
the holder and owner thereof, and whereas de
fault has been made in the payment of the money
secured byvaid mortgage, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of said premises by virtue
of the power contained in the mortgage, which
sale will be made by the subscriber, at public auc
tion, at the court house door of Craven county, N.
c, in the city of New Bern, on the 14th day of
August, 1905, at li o'clock noon. The following
is description of said mortgaged premises: That
certain piece or parcel of land situated in Craven
county. N. c. No. one towshin. adioinlna- the
, lands of Wm Lodge and others. Beginning at-the
third corner of a patent granted to Lewis Bryan
i and also a corner of lot No. 6, then south 11 deg.
east 216 pales, then north 80 deg. east 840 poles,
then north 66 deg., west 246 poles, then north 77
deg. east 156 poles, then north 46 deg. west 90
poles, then south 87 deg. east 60 poles to Jerkins
line, then with said line to marked Blacn Cam in
the head of Spring Branch, then down said
Branch to a Holly, then south 42 deg. west to the
beginning, containing 400 acres, more or leas.
Excepting from the above land what was convey
ed prior to the execution of said mortgage to wit,
64 acres, more or less, to Joe Herringtoni 811 acres,
more or less, to E. Harris: 20 acres, more or less,
to Calvin Joyner This 10th day of July. 1905.
McRt DlNKlNS, Assignee.
R, A. Nunm, Attorney,
COLLEGE OF AGRICUL
TURE AND MECHANIC
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.
Entry Claim.
NORTH CAROLINA,
Cbavsn County.
To Geo B Waters, Entry Taker for Craven Co.
The undarsia-nad K. G. Wis of Craven county.
North Carolina, enters and lays claim to the fol
lowing described pies or parcel of land in No.
6 Township. Craven County, Stat of North
Carolina, th same being vacant and unappropria
ted land, and euhject to entry, vist Un th cast
stow of Hancock creek, wast tide of Ctubfoota
creek, south Sid Nu river and begins at Wil
liam Hancock's southeast corner of a grant dated
1707 for 640 acres, said comer la th An bras cor
ner at the aid of asaia road, than north It, wast
SM pais to Gossan Loftlna Patent, then to
Jamas Black Patent, then with said patent to
Cahongu Creek, then up th Craek to the main
mad, than with main road to th baainnmg, coo-
by estimaUon six hundred (600; acr
lass. Entered Wth day of July 1W6.
E. 0. WISE.
Wa wans vary man and women in the
United Btata lntarasted In th ear ol
Oplam, Whiskey or other Crag habits.
lther (or hmselva or frtontU, to have
t of Dr. WtxJllsy's books oa tbssa dla-
Writ Or. B. H. W ooUer, Atlanta,
ua, boj. ( ,aaa oaa win pa saat ypa rraa
. -. W t -r wdilirrtu . ; 1
Rocky fountain Tea Nuggets
i Bur Kd at Buy rHfla. .
i Uaf QtUn Esalts sal BaMVss Vlrar;
A snenino fnr OrmetllwifVin, Tlrstlo, Usw
Hid Kliloer Troubles, Plnrnlea, aVrasma, Imntir
,d, Ba4 Hreath, Muggish Bowels, Bsausrti
ml llaflkatcha. It's Hooky Uonnula Tea In tab
X form, an SHU a hog. ' Omnia nusia r
lloujsna Pavw Ouawaav, KsdlKai, Wn .
aduiEii hug am for iauow peopu
If -'
li I EsPlle
Tr. Willi tma'tacilaePm
(Xnunaat UI tar Blind.
lilawdlag and. lick las
I ailars tho Itoalnasi, act
r I M. ll.nur.u.iBM
-"s a ponltlca, alvas instant r
lief. Da, Wllllama'IntllaariUjOlat
manllsnrmarad tct Piles and Itak
trt n' ' prlrsl parta. Kvary so I i
warrant! Bv dnaraitrta. hV mad on ra
lot at rMi, 4 tmis and SI., mil M
lUNUraCIUiuls tpa, ckMoawa.
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IridiOGtiori
Curat! Quickly Parmanantly,
A Is all IHM nf th fltnmarh, TJvwr,
KWnTS ari'l Howsla. llada-lM, hri
f, IVmatlf1110". rliliontis, Plsnplaa.
liM.u-bsa and all nils fmunrtlia,wr4 by
asios
AHIISIUOUt . , , (
Tliy ar sntttoptlcv ThatmAans
they atop lin'l .(-''1 fowl frcrni
aitjrtnr in thR pttunArh, Jirvoiit
fi.riiii'iitn! ' n hi thn bowpla. and kill
(l.Mnsu) c rni tif any klml tliat
l,rt'"l aid (' 1 In t!' syntwiu.
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NOTICE
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Hfinmro!?PkiinnTT
4 ta'tiH ItAJt.": a.
Pull line of DruJgft,Hed
luiues, xoiiep Ar
ticles and Bbap.
Fresh Supply o,
flower Seeas.
1 IiyaIClat.8 Pi?8Crln
I - . . .
Uoti ct. (Speeiiltf.
10 DISCO ON T
Books Containing oonport (or 800 lbs
of Ice in 10 lb. coupons, value f
will be Bold to customers at a dUcnn
of 10 per cent.'
$360 will buy W.00 worth of ICE 1
book Is procured, either from the drive
of wagon or from the office lb Gtlfflt
street.
New Bern Ice
Company.
A. & N. C. R. R.
Effective Sunday, June 11th, 19c6
at 7.00 a. m. Eastern Standard
Time.
EAST BOUND.
STATIONS: No, 8.
NO. S.
DAILY
8.00
8.80
8.66
0.18
0.86
0.46
10.06
10.10
1U.28
10.44
11.00
11.80
DAILY
8.46 P. M.
4.18
4.40
6.02
Lv. Goldsboro
LaG range
Kinston
Dover
Cove
Tuscarora
6.16
6.26
6.46
6,60 P. ii.
6.13
6.31
6.47
7.20
Ar. NEW BERN '
Lv. New Bern
A. II
Rlverdale
Havelock
Newport
Ar. Morehead Cy.
WEST BOUND.
No. 4.
No. e.
Daily
4.42
6.02
6.1b
6.81
6.60
6.66
6.27
6.39
6.68
7.16
7.87
8.06
STATIONS: DAILY
Lv. Morehead Cy. 7.40 A. M.
Newport 8 11
Havelock 8.27
Riverdale 8.42
Ar. NEW BF.UN UH
Lv. NEW UKRN 9.05 A. M.
Tuscarora 9.3
Cove 9.36 .
Dover 10.53
Kinston 10.17
LaGrange 10.41
Ar. Goldsboro 1L10
P. M,
P. M.
Trains 8, 4. 6. and 6 run dai ly.
Trains 3 and 4 carry the parlor car
(Vance) between Goldsboro and More
head City, seat fare 50 cents.
STATIONS: No 1 No 2
Sunday only Sunday only
Lv. Goldsboro 7.00 A. M. 9.20 P. af.
LaGrange 7.28 8.61
Kinston 7.62 " 8.27
Dover 8.14 " 8.08
Cove 8.27 " 7.49
Tuscarora 8.37 " 7.37
Ar. New Bern 9.06 " 7.16
Lv. New Bern 9.10 " 7.10
Riverdale 9.28 " 6.46
Havelock 9.44 6.1
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 Dairy
(Southern Railway)
p. m. a. ra.
6:10 Lv. Winston-Salem, Ar. 9:17
613 Ar. Greensboro Lv. 8:10
a. m.
1:16 Lv. Greensboro
2:06 Lv. Burlington
3:40 Lv. Durham
6:15 Ar. Raleigh
Ar. 3:36
Ar. 4:47
Ar. 8:00
Lv. 1:40
p- m.
6:16 Lv. Raleigh A r. 11:45
629 Lv. Selma Ar. 10:38
7:15 Ar. Goldsboro Lv. 9:40
(A.4N.C.H. R.)
oKJOLv. Goldsboro Ar. 8:10
11:30 Ar. Morehead City Lv. 435
CONNECTION",
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