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THE JOURNAL
' Published every day in the year ex
cept Monday. Journal Building 6S-CC
Craven St - .
- ; Pboks No. 8. . -
CHARLES ' L. STEVENS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR..
".v-J SUBSCRIPTION RATES .
One Year, in dvaiic....."-...v"i.-$4.00
v- J One Year, notinadvance.M-.7....M 6.00
Month! v. bv carrier in the city.-.: '.60
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Advertising ratievfunu3ned on ppli'
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fj Entered at the JoetT Office,. New Bern
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, JFFICIAL paper of new bkbn and
New Bern, N C., Aug. I 1906.
A SUMMER HINT.
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Harper's Bazar. x 11
Such an attractive lot of girls scat
tered far and fride about the country
and along the coastal How much pleaf
ure they are having .How much
health -we hope they are getting for
the next winter's demands! . But, girls,
don't uBe the summer just for pleasure
for your lovely selves. Remember jn
the excitement of teas and tournaments
of sailing and swimming, of fishing and
dancing, to look around you whenever
you can. Lend a helping hand for the
little task that seems wearisome to
the doer. Read or chat with the inva
lid for a few minutes. You don't know
how refreshing it is to the sick to have
the current of thought changed for a
' time. Don't refrain from the word of
sympathy in some one's evident joy or
sorrow. These thirga all count wonder
fully. Above all try to get for your'
selves at least a half-hour daily of ab
solute seclusion. Neither the selfish
pursuit nor too , generous giving of
pleasure should be allowed to deprive
you of that. The earlier in the day the
better. Just before or just after break
fast is a good time. Use it for read tag
something worth while.
It Can be Done, so Scores of New
Bern Citizens Say.
To cure an aching back,
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot get at the
cause.
In most cases 'tis the kidneys.
Poan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys. A. L. Bryan, officer in the police de
partment, residing at 123 East -Front
street, says:
"My hack was so had that when I
got down on the bed I could scarcely
get up. There was no strength in my
back and it achod all over. I thought
I had rheumatism. The kidney se
cretions were dark colored and full of
seniment. I saw Doan's Kidney Pills
advertised and procured a box at Brad
ham's Pharmacy and used it. The
very first dose helped me and after
- finishing il.o first box I bought a
second. The pain in my back disap
peared and I was stronger and better
in every way. I am grateful for what
this remedy did for me and you are
welcome to use my name as an endors
er of its claims. " f
For sale by all dealers. ' Price 60 eta.
a box. Fostcr-Milburn Co., ' Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the U. 8.
Remember the name Doan's, and
take no other. . " " ,.
Farmers Convention at Raleigh.
The A. 4 N. C. R. R. have author
ized reduced rates from all points on
lU line to Raleigh, N. C, and return
on account above' occasion, ' tickets to
be so'd on basis of one and one-third
fares plus 25 cents for the round trip,
ticket to be told August 30th, 31st,
and Sept lit, final limit Sept. 4th, 1906.
R. E. L. BUNCH,'
' , ! .Traffic Manager.,
;'' A Warning to Mothers; v;;
Too mucn -Ctrl' i 'cannot be used with
, small children during the hot wtather
of the summer months to guard againvt
. ' . bowel troubles. U At it, rule it ts only
" t f necenaary to give the child a dosi of
castor oil to eorroct any disorder of the
bowels." Do not tur any lubaUtute,
' but givi i th) ' okl-fashkmed castor oil,
and tee that It it Train, , at rant id oil
' nauseates and ht a tendency to gri'i.
' ; It thlt dim not check the bowels give
Charoberlaln'a Colic", Cholera and
i r Diarrhoea Remedy and tbn t dt e of
csstof ciL, and the diMsss my b
checked in its Inclpirncy and all dan
ger avoided. The cantor oil and thlt
remedy should be procured at onca and
kept ready Un iiulsnt o m tmon aa
the first indication of any b,vrl trou
ble appears. , This is the most t. o-.s-ful
treatment known tnd trmy I
UJ.un with Implicit cf nH'icnre evn in
ttacs of cboWs, infantum, For "sal
by F. 5. DjT an1 pjrU rimrrmry.
L tlioru
If
ThI word of lnta has been In ev . -
one's moulu, ana many are wo;..;-, 4
what the word sujmik-a, tbouta no a.e
baa yet been found, who will deny tht
NEWBRO'S HERriCIDK du8 Die woia.
Well, for the Information of thousanns ot
people who like to know all about a pond
thing, we would say that HKki'lL'HHC
means, a destroyer or killer of "Herpes,"
Now "Herpes" ig the family name of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asltes. - A similar microbe causes dan
druff. Itching scalp, and falling hair: this
Is the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPI
CIDK promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by-leadln? druggists.
Send 10c. 4n stamps for sample to The
Herplclde Co., Detroit. Mica. ; " r . v
--. C. T. RRAOH AM. nwll Aft. i-
7 Small And Prescott, -
." " ' ' , August 7- 1
We are having itvery dry in this sec
tion now, and the. crops, are needing
rain badly. a - S't'I- "
Miss Cassia Aldridge, . who tas been
visiting at Mr. D. B. Mixon's,' returned
to her home at Bates Sunday. - '
Mr, Charlie Edwfirds of, Tarboro, 1s
here thirweek yisitintr his mother, Mrs
Martha JEd wards, f ' - .
v Miss Rena Rowe.who has tesn spend
ingaeveral days- with, relatives and
f lends at Core Point returned' homeJ
Friday. . v '
: Miss Estelle Alligood of Washington
is here this week visiting! her sister,
Mrs. Ada Walker. . ,
-Mr. Calvin Tukn . ai4 sister, JUiss
Laura,' and Miss Mary C. : Rowe jre
turned home from Trent Sunday ,where
they have been' spending the past
week. -it
Miss Blanche Miller of Bayboro is
visiting'- at Mr.- D. B. Mixon's this
week. A'.-.'i!:.-'
" Mrs. Ada Johnson of Springs Creek,
is here this week visiting relatives and
friends. -
Mr. Louis B. Dunn of Granhboro,
spent Sunday here with his father, Mr.
W. H. Dunn. -
. Miss : Cora Walker returned home
from Trent Sunday where she has been
attending a protracted meeting, v
Mr. Stephen Lamn of Blount's Creek
spent Saturday and Sunday here. .
Agents do not . seem to realize "the
hard times in this section, aa there ,
were several passed through here last
week,
Mr. Sam Wills and sister, Miss Mil
lie, went to' Gilead, Friday and re
turned home Sunday. : - ..
Marietta.
Public Is Aroused
The public is aroused to a knowledge
of-the curatiye merits of . that great
medicinal tonic," Electric - Bitters, ' for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters, of 546 St, Clair Ave. , Co
lumbus, O., writes: "For several months
I was given up to die.--! had fever and
ague, my nerves were wrecked; J could
not sleep, and my stomach was so weak
from useless doctors' drugs, that I could
not eat Soon after beginning' to take
Electric Bitters, I obtained relief, ' and
in a short time I was entirely cured.'?
GuaranteefLat all drugstores; price 50c
MidshipnnRobertJaeksoof Vb.;
Vlia tlfhk noil lham ntiaami. . .mu . 1
Kinm, woo nau oeen missing : since, k
week ago last Friday when be left;, his
ship the Missouri, then lying in North
river has been located by hit father in
Quebeck. . .. V.-"."-' .',Vv ''-"'
ATouching Slory;
is the saving from death,' of . the " baby
girl of Geo. A.; Eylor, Cumberland, Md.
He writes: ''t the ago of U , months.
our little girl was in declining health,
with serkrat Throat Trouble, " and two
physicians gave her uj;,.W' . were al
most in despair, when we resolved ; to
try Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds. .'The first
bottle gave relief;' after , taking ' four
bottles she was cured, and.it now In pen
rect healta."'. Never failt ; to relieve
and cure a cough or cold. At all drug
stores; 50c and $1.00 guaranteed. 'Trial
bottle fatty ' 'ijf f
: Stephen Polaskl "attended ibt" wed-
di ig ceremonies of Viena Tuterich, his
former sweetheart, who bad jilted him
and selling upon tn opportunity for re
venge in the Hungarian cut. torn of bug
ging and kittling the bride, he. squeezed
her to hard that e broke three of her
rlbt and caused her to faint.. ' , . -
War Ajalnrt Consumption,"4 -'
All nations are endeavoring to check
the ravages of consumption, the "white
pkigue".that claims so many victims
each year," Foley 't Honey and Tar
caret coughl and colds perfectly td
you art in no danger of consumptioii.
Do not rlk your health by taking some
unlnon ft. juration when Foley's
Horny arl Tci is tafe tnd certain in
results. Ask for Folt-y't Uonry tnd
Ttr and inmrt ujyn having it. For sale
by Davit' rhtrmacy. ,
A fafmer rwiiding a few miht from
Greenaboro N. C, dropjxsl Info a jpw
Iry store and exhibited t beaunfulgi 1 i
nugget wotghinir 27 J penny weij-M a, hu
valued tt about 27. W 1U pnid P
picked it tip on bin irm.
Wit in roariica t.i r,
Years.
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V.eV . Jsof d r, i pt,.e
who dreaJ the Ej ;iroav ii of Eummer be-
cai-e t' ey I ve 1 y ftVfr and c not
mid any reliof from it, will read with
interest and gratitude the . following
statement from Helen S. Williams of
Mansfield, Mass. ''-..
. "For 27 years, from the month of
August until heavy . frost, I have been
aff i :ted with hay fever, growing worse
and worse each year, until of late yean
I was . unable to attend to my work
during that period.' - -.--;
'Last summer, I fortunately gave
Hyomei a trial, and I am happy to say
that it entirely cured me, and I have
had no occurrence-of the disease
since.'' r " - .
-Breathe the germ-killing and healing
balsams of Hyomei and get rid of your
hay fever.., , -r "
The: complete outfit costs but $1,
extra bottles 60 cents; -s P. S. i Duffy
agrees to refund the money to any hay
fe'ver sufferer who uses Hyomei with
out benefit. " fcN '(' a '
f-, Lawn Fete at Deppe. .v.
On Thursday evening August 1? J905
therfr will be a la wit party- 6t Mr. . IS.
R. Sabiston's. ': Refreshments wilt be
served from 7 to 12 p. m., the proceeds
of which is to purchase i'- Communion
Service for Tabernacle Church. . "
; tWe invite . you all and will endeavor
to make it a pleasure to you, t
, JiSiaa Dora oabiston,
' Miss Janye Cos'tone
1 - ' J, D. Coeton, Jr.,
: A T m .4 - ' I'-'
A. L. Thomas,
.Managers.
REDUCED FARE TO KINST0N
On Accouut of Prttby'ttrlsn 8abbitft School
. Annual Convention,-It bi HelV August.
' ')-""2hto?9Ji. -
The A. & N, -C. R. R., have author
ized reduced rates from all stations on
that line to Kinston;. N, C, and return
account above occasion, tickets ' to be
'sold on certificate plan, and certificates
iiM V. j . '.....: .
will be honored by Agent Kinaton on or
before September 1, 1, 1905. ;
' - 1 R. E. L. BUNCH, .
Sic headache results -from a disor
dered condition of the itomach and is
quickly cured , by Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. ; For sale, by
F.S. Duffy andDavis' Phannacy;jl:
. lawn Party at Brldgton.Y : ,
- ert 'blti'iUmtutot friwn at
Brid'gton; Tuesday night, August 15th,
for the benefit of,, the. , new- Methodist
church' at "that placaTiii ; " ' : .
Mra. J.S. Wallace, ' ' . .' "v
,- ' r' Dowdy;, " . J
'"'." Jesse;Wyatt- V-V;
: .;"'W?comntt
If nAaiindof billioutmood,
You wish an aid to digest food,
No other pill is half so good
Aa DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
Wlien ' Ver yon feel Impending L
K
No other nt will fill the bill , .'p.
Like DtWitt'a Little Early
. EXCURSION f0, WILKINGTOJil Y
... v.. ; '- j. '-' s . '' " . '; :;'. :::,
From' Pohits NtrM Ant teutk t( Ntw ttni
"" ''jr-y-i . x , .' .; ,
r At the unheard of low round trip rate
of $1 26, an opportunlty iiever;.lftffered
before to visit Wilmington, the largest
city in the Old North Carolina Statt;
and the Carolinat - popular seasidt re
sort, Wrightsville Beach. Every one
should go, old and young, rich and poor
Separate coaches for white people.
.v".v'i'
Thos. Knight, Mgr. r;
The City of Wilmington It gttnlngtn
unenviable notoriety for murders. The
next term of Criminal court thert will
have big batch of homicides, to dit
pose ot';' i;' ; V-'- ''.';: i"' ff :
( t.'p-Viu- a u m .. .iin.Lij ' -?
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G. B. Burhant Teitifiai . After Four
; ' ' i ' Year. ' ;' :
G, B. Burhant, of Carlisle CenUr, N.
Y., writes: "About four years ago I
wrote you stating that I had been en
tirely cured of a severs kidney trouble
by taking lees than two bottlrt of
Foloy!- Kidney Cure. It entirely stop
ped the brick dunt lediment, and pain
and symptoms of kidney disease dlgap
peared. I am glad to say that I have
never had a return of any of those symp
toi.a during the four years ' that ha re
elupnod and I am evidently i cured to
liny cured, and heartily rvomrwnd
Foley'g Kidney Cure to gny one siifTer
ing from kidney or idndd.T troublo."
For sale by Davit' I'barmacy.
Mri. Cm t'C J. (,',Id was f '
jurej in en auton.. bile
Frsnce.
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. .at.. . u. i-d i.... e which IruKe ,
o .it l.i Kevv Orleans nearly a month:
'o and m ; ; ;ie cf the greatest pre i
caution j.v-Mtde has spread to other
citios. As far as can be learned how
ever, the cartes have not been many
outside of New Orleans. .-,
Caaea are increasing at - the - rafe of
40 to 50 per day and-the total number
according . to - yesterday's papers
was 679: total number of deaths
was 119. The authorities are using the
strictest meanB known to prevent ; the
spread of the disease and the - tactics
employed by some have been the cause
of a good deal of criticism. - Especially
strict have "been the quarantine rules
and almost civil war has broken out be
tween the States of Mississippi and
Lousiana,. - ' ,T
A particularly 'sad . incident of this
epidemic is the death , of Archbishop P.
L, Chappetle, sA the diocese of Louisi
ana. He was a-prelate of the; Roman
Catholic church and had fearlessly gone
into the infected portion to give af dist
ance and cheer to the victim. ? His sa
cilflce was in accord with all the deeds
of hia life and he was a man rich in the
bye of the masses. His deed ;wilf not
be emulated by many but his memory
will be held in reverence during all the
years to come as one who lived i not to
please himself but tolielp hi fellow-
man." ' ' i. ,
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Nothing :on The Market qual to
- Chamberlain's ' Colic, 'Cho'ett
and Diarrhoea Remedy.
This fact is well known to 'druggte's
everywhere, and nine out of ten will
give their, customers this preparation
when the best is asked for, ' Mr. Obe
Witmer, a prominent druggist, of Jop
lin, Mo., in a circular to his customers;
says; 'There Js nothing on the market
in the way of patent medicine which
equala Chamberlain's . Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. J We sell and recommend ' this
preiwratinn.' : For sale by F. S. Duffy
and Davis Pharmacy, ;
" Archbishop Ch tpelle, of New Orleans
who was stricken with yellow fever last
Friday, died yesterday."
- Ancient witchery was believed in by
only a few but the true merit of De
Witt' Witch flazel Salve is known by
every one who has ued it for
sores, tetter, eczema and pi - -
The Louisiana State Board of Health
decided to call on the Governor for
trooDS. if necessary., to put an end to
the jpresent?'chaptic conditions, caused
by rigorous quarantine regulations.
;yr?'-' ;".' ". 'm '""v - "-' .
Was i Wasting Away.
"I bad been troubled with kidney
diaeascfor the last five years," writes:
Robert R. Watts, of Salem, Mo;. "I
lst flesh an(tnever felt well and' .doc
tored with leading physicians and tried
all remedies suggested without relief.
Finally I tried Foley's Kidney Cure
and leas.tl.at- two bottles completely
cured me and I am now sound and well. ?
During the summer kidney irregula
rities are often " caused, by excessive
drinking or being overheated. Attend
to the kidneys at once by wing Foley's
Kidney i Cure.For 'y sale; by Davis'
Pharmacy, vC- :.'U :-' -r-J
? According to a Chicago newspaper
the present.Ch nese boycott originated
in that .S-'' ;V
Fiendish Sufferinn -r :-.
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it often caused by tores, ulcers and can
cers, that eal away your skirt,", Wm Be
delL of Flat Rock, Mich., says i"I have
used Bucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers
Sores and Cancers. ' JT is the best heal
ing dressing I ever found.", ' Soothes
and heals cuts, bums and scafds. '25c
tt all drag stores; guaranteed."-,, ;
A landing party of Russians being re
pulsed at Castellt, Crete,: the gunboat
Khrabry bombarded and destroyed ,'Uie
.A
the village V -V, .'.-" '
' A little forethought may save you no
end of trouble. Anyone who makes it
a rule to keep Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand
knows this to be a fact :. For' sale by
F. S. Duffy and Davit Pharmacy). rH
Count von Plausen and 21 other per
sons were killed In railway collision
n Prussia.- : ' "..
- .They Appeal to Our Sympathies
The bilioua and dyapeptic are conBtaiit
1 1 ifTurers and apcal to our sympathies.
1 nere is not one of them, however,
who mny not be - brouirht bark to
rnUh and ininr -ss by tho ukc of
Ctintnlx.'rlaln'f Stomach and I.ivcr
Tablets. TIh bo tablets invior.itp the
utiunai'h and liver and utrenc'n n the
1.. lb-y
For :ui
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Ti e w '11 - a La n Pott In "Mrs
Holland SnjUh's yard at Vanceboro, N.
C, Friday nigh, Au. 13. -
Rtfreshmer.ts of all kirn's V. ill be
served, and the proceeds will be used
for the b?neflt of St. Paul's Episcopal
church at Vanceboro. v. -
Everybody is cordially invited and a
large attendance will be highly .appre
ciated. r " - t
MrsTA. M. Williams, - L
" J.-B. Harvey. ; -
'' "UN. Lancaster . :
'.; Mis. Iiilhe Smith, " '
- Lula Williams, ' , -J
V', ' f, Committee
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Forth Form and Comoltxlon
Bss btn aacMcfallv nssd tnr Icadiad
iBinwii, singcn sa woatl latum lor
more uuia w years. .. .
, Wherrrar applied it la Instantly absorbd!
innraia ina porta ai ma sua and lU woa
dertul Sutriuea fcada the wasting tluuca. .
vRCMOVINO WRINKLES
as W by ma(rl, application often ahowiag
acauarkaii.aliiiprovamaat. ! -
Dr. Charles l'Lta Food la txadUvaW tkr
oalr ereearatiba known to audlnl
that will raand oat hetlaws In tha neck and!
praancs rai, naaua nan aa thin cheaks.
uw aau hivi
- For Dtvtloplnf tht Butt '
or Imatta, snrnnkaa from ntmiaf ; it has the
boxas ara often aofflciaat to auka Ilia ImmH
nirocH inaarsement ar anvuciana. tm
nmi,urfaana saaauiui. ..
BY ptrAMXUKX T tTOSJtS AWp
' Xernlar prlea. sl.00 a txnr. tmt la ait hJ
iaaa aaTaausa hum ePXCIAL OFPKR!
and send at aaa dollarj wa wiU sand two (Ji)
FREE & if mt Mf "Art el
aaat Iras k any lady sending ili caaat a pay lafi
way we awwt ; nawtMi .- ,(.-.:. -s,
DR. CHARLES CO. stl
Baj lOBn.
EXCURSION TO RICHMOND
A Splendid Opportunity to Visit Tne Historic
- Capital of The Old Dominion.
Jjsw round trip rates from Morehead
City and intermediate points to New
Bern $3,50, from Newern and inter
mediate points to Kinston $3, from Km
ston and intermediate points to Bests
inclusive $2.75.
Separate coachea will be reserved for
white people.
- Train will leave ' Morehead City at
6:30 a m August 14th, arriving in Rich
mond 3:15 p m the same day. Return
ing to leave Richmond at 5 p m August
5.1905 . r
Crescent Tobaau
Company.
We give you
your moneys
Wortti every
. D. Barrlhglon
MANAGER.' '
i Bids wanted to furnish city with 200
tons marL for . cemetery.'' purposes.
Direct your bids to L S., Wood, Chair
man Cemetery Committee ''.', . .
ij':-i;''' t, S. Wood, Chairman. "j)
1 Short Ilorn Bull from on of the
best herda in the Valley of Viririnia. 8
years old. Keo;iatered, sold to avoid in'
Dreeuinjr: price nirnt.. . -. ,
- Addreee , C$DAR LANE FARM, V-
i. i'xsw -t '. v Richlands, N. C. .
h hereby fhrcn that an electioti will bo
held In the town of Vanceboro, Monday
AugtiAt 23th to vole for or agujnat the
aale of whiskey in aald town, the sbM
election being called, by .the board of
Commissioners,'." m - regular meeting;,
upon the " presentation . of jpitition
signed by ono-third of the qualified
votors of the town. '
' . WILLIAM CLEVE.
. , '-Mayor of Vanceboro, '
To The Magistrates of Craven Cointy
You are horrby notifitvl Umt there
will Iih a tun tinjj if tin? Boftrd of M.i(r
i ilriiti of CtDvcn Oiuiity, at thefourt
Hon o in Nnt r.i'rn, N. C, on Satur
tl.iy An:;. 1 I'J' ",, nt 11 o'clock a. m.
Tliis tun l in;.' la rnllcil fur tlia purpuse
t'f ( "ti i.li tui the tn.ii ti-r of levyinjr a
:..l lax f .r t!, b. ll.'nti.'Ht
r.f t!,.
I ..,.::r r i.r 1 1,0
in ( l.i.j r : .1 (if t'i
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NOTICE I
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY IN TOPS
x-" FROM $10 to $15 "
made- to your order, arid cart wheels and axles
from 110 to US made to yoor order; a vary maooa
bla prve for immediate tales. r .
. We put flubber Tine an yew old or new wheeb.
Ws shrink vour loose tirea m a machine without
enttiror thant, or without takme; tire from wheel
a t umry while you wait. -' Evarybody it invited U
goe-the mafhrne at work tutting new 4ta in old
placet, -j it "
f ' 1 Thone 185,
Y8BMid.Si: - New Btra, N. C.
ExcirsicrsRaiesToMorehead City
- And Beaufort, N. C.
The Atlantic & North Carolina Rail
road until-further notice; will sell
round, trip tickets to Morthead City
and return at the following rates.
Wock nd
Tickrts Bold fundav
i4tch . Satur- Excuii. n
day and Sun- ticket I
luy. good re- wld each i
I urrInK until Sunday,
the following Good nly j
aenday ' in" on date of
h-Bive: sale.
2 Oo 1 30
1 80 i 20
1 70 1 10 I
1 60 1 Off I
1 50 1 00
1 40 90
1 30 85
1 20 8!)
1 10 75
1 00 75
90 65
80 . i)5
60 35
35 25
55
Se a s o n
IHvkAts
Limited
.ii.til Oct.
3UI 1W6
Goldsboro 4 40
Bests. 3 75
La'iranpe 8 60
Falling Creek 3 25
Kinston 3 00
Caswell 3 00
Dover 2 75
Cove Z 70
Tuscarora 2 65
New Bern 2 W
Riverdale 1 75
Croatan 1 70
Havelock 1 00 I
Newport 60
Wildwood 40
The rates to Be ufort and return will
be 25 cents higher.
R. E. L. BUNCH,
Traffic Manager.
Fencing Posts.
Can furnish on short notice good
lightwood post for plank or wire fenc
ing for yard or farm purpose. Get my
prices.
Also have a nice new boat for gaso-
line engine 38 ft 4 inches over all. and
... . i , .
engine all ready to be installed. Will
sell either boat or engine or both
. .
to-
gethcr very cheap for cash or good se
curity. Address Claude Taylor, North
Marlowe, N. C.
Notice ot Mortgage
Sal.
Pursuant to the power of sale contained in a cer
lain mortgage deed, executed by C c Cannon and
wila to Joseph M r'oxiaid mortgage deed is duly
recrded in the -K"i-e of the Register of Deeds "(
Craven county, in uook 103. page 676, the under
signed will offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cat.h,at tho Court House door of Ci aven
bounty, in the city of New Bern, on Saturday the
19th day of August, A. U. 1Mb, at the l.ui of 12
O'clock noon, all the following described tract or
parcel of land, lying and being Bituated in the
county of Craven, State of North Carolina de
scribed in said mortgage as follows:
'1 he home tract commencing at a cedar stob.and
running West poles to Dog-wood Branch with
Jame.4 A. Brvan'a line, thence north with Dog
wood tlranch to a Itghtwood stob 46u poles, thenoe
east fO degree, south 86 poles, then south to the
beginning, containing forty (40) acrep, fully de
scribed in the deed from Amne Bryan and wife to
C C Cam.un, by deed recorded in hook 102. pge
20. So follows to wit:- A
Un the South aide of Neuse Klver, and on the
West side of tha west prong of Hlocomb's Creek,
and south aide of the public road leading from
New Barn to Beaufort, butted and bounded as
follows-
Beginning at tha north corner of a grant to
James Keath. dated 1714. at a lightwood stake,
pointed by two (2) marked hickorie on the north
sale of Dogwood Branch, near the place that Dog
wood Branch enters Bpalta Mill Pond, also a dr
aw of Sparta 4 Donald's Bishop land, ruining
thence with sakl Heath's patent Una 46 at 112
poiaa, thenea north (6 Wert 100 poire, thencg
touth tt west 52 poles to sad Kralh's "tint I'neJ
nd the line of the Speight land, and then re with
laid Keath'sand Hpetgnt s iu .mi ueat 120
polea to tha beginning, containing fifty Ul) acrer
tea eirreei (11) sold to Luke Howard.
Xhia July l&C IW6. '
JOSEPH M. FOX. Mens
By O. H. GUION. Attorney.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
OF I.1EDICIHE. ttalS
Tsorsaf k roant hi katCiX, IUH6EIT. UIfTICl
as4 taa trUUtriU j saw (UmiH aaa NaUUC!.
Ucnnt Ralls, UkatMsrtsa, Raayhal aaa ' in
tkn swslr Mslyss tsi isatasshil awkiaf. ,
Utrr Tssitin.' iriajt sssaai satow lists Issiai,
t'H
Chamberlain's
COUCCHOLEiAiUn)
Diarrhea Remedy
' - A few doaei of this remedy will
'Invariably ear aa ordinary at-,
tttck of diarrhea.
- Ithaa boea naei la nine pt- .
demies ot dysentery with perfect '
anvioess. . -- . '
It caa always be depended .
apon, svn in ik more savers
attacks of cramp eolle and chol
era morbus. - - -. . ' I ,
It ts snnally snooasfnl for
ntnmer olarrhaa and cholera'
Infautam In children, and la the
mrnnsof saving tbs liresof taaay
clill'lren each ysar.
Whsn ra'lnosd with water and
swiftened U Is pleaaant to take.
lrr manor a family shonld
lewp tbls ramailT id bis boms,
liny It now. It may sava life.
rnicR, 5a Laros. Bun, BOO.
P. as Ifectir.g.
Tim j'Btrons of the Colond Crsded
!'i li'H.l srrj rciiinn.( to met st Hun
CK:. ( "1 TbunLiy Ati 10, st p, tn.
We rl.-
rs - n t h 1 -(h,
ire t,i rains
1h-1 lin'ii;!
- r .-(, !!y t,-H
rti'iiicy lt rrrM t a
in' In tho I 'ace of
! -Ilyfio. '
ll e,J fi) prr-a-
1
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J. T. V-KV
V J.-
, CoYPJChT"V
SUMMER SUITS
for tha varr hot weather in hmanaki. von
crwiHa, unhnished wonted ehniota. ontiac '
Sannels, in tack, double breasted mod Norfolk
styles, are what evy man must hava who draaa
oa well Our line of these fabrics is nntirniessil
our skill in cutting and fitting; unquestioned ana .
eur prices as reasonable mat no one can object.
. M, CftAlllil
ftussell House,
RK AlJFOItT, N. 'li.
Centrally ltx sKi All the dell
aeie f i be Beasan. Well Venti
- hi Ki roimirtf UihmI ledf, Phone con
incncei-, I'ol te and aiteutive tier
v.niU. Hatttt tl.50 yT- day.
.rL'ul ami liberal terms by week
0. A. RUSSELL,
II ..!, i I .
Entry Claim.
NORTH CAROLINA, I
Craven County, I
TV Oco B Waters. Entry Taker for Craven coun
ty: Hie unneru.Kred Thos T Gooding of
Craven County, North Carotins, enters and lays
claim to the following described piece or parcel
ot land in No. 5 Township. Craven County.
North Carolina, the same being vacfci t and unap
propriated land and subject to entry, v.z:
Louth side of Neue river and west of Adama
creek adjoliiu g the Bartholcmew Smith patent on
the noithvaid, the Bennen patent and Neal land
on the Westward and the Leach patent on tha
Eastward and on tlie Southward lands of parties
unknown, containing f.l O aiirer- more or less.
fcntcred tni.1ltlid.iyot July 1906. ,
T. T. GOODING.
Executors Notice
Having qualified as Executor of Robert Wilillama
da.'eased.all pci bous having claims against the ea
tato of my tiatd executor are hereby notified to
present the Mime duly verified to Mitchell Williams
on or bef ore .the Ulh day of July Wbi , or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indel.ted u aid estate are hereby raquast
ed to make immediate settlement.
This Julv 11th. IMIA
Ml i' I1C.LL WILLIAMS, Executor
Executrix Motice
Il.ivinK nual'fied asExecutrix of the last will and
testament ot Manlda Well, deceased, lata of
Craven (vunty N.u. this is to notifyMO persona
having claims aKainst the said deceasfaAo exhibit
them to the undersigned on or before the 1st dav
"I ,u'y '" lhe notice win be pleaded in bar
of recovery-All I'ersons indebted to the said eatata
win make immediate payment
June isi jyuu
i iRfNC nnnw
L'xecutrix
Adn.inistrators Notice
'. vir.tf adminintertd upon theentale of Harriy
Aithui, Ufttastd, all praonsete hereby notified
to pieaent U) the undoraiKned all clatma held by
them against naid en late, un or before July 27th,
190f., otlwrwiru- this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery. All pernoi.B iiidebttni to said estate
ttr requeiue) tn make immediate payment
i.Thia Julyl7th. 1906
THOS m; ARTHUR. Admiplatrmtor
iinest M. Qreen,
ttoroej tt Counselor at Law
kkoao 8t., NEW BERN, N. f
Well rqulp rl to si arch titles by reaior
of many iear- eiperienoe in the ibffiee
and a HetjisU-r ni Ieedi: Practtcei In
the Otmrte of ( raven, Jones, ParUioc
Carte -eti Onalcw, or whatever aenylua
Art nwinlnui
a.
Trunte-s Sale.
SAW MILL, TRAM ROAD, LOCOMOTIVE. I
TIMBER RIGHTS.
Pursuant to the powers conferred upon the na-derslg-neu'
in that certain deed of trust dated Sep
tember Zlet IWM made by D. W. Bailer of the first
part, W. D. Mrlver of the second part and Hrman
Supply Co.. i). L. Roberts, L. H. cutler, a Marks
A Son. Oankill and Willis, c. S. Uolllster. W. J.
llrothen. Bunuuerel A Mccoy, 8. D. White and
White Bros., pmrttee of trie third part, recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds of craven
county In book 161, paare 819; dofauttliarlns been
made in the payments therein secured antiusveral
of the parties of the third part having- demanded
foreclosure an provided In said deed: 1 ,iU an
Satunlsy, September 9th. 1W6 ofTar for sabjkll tba
property both real and personal and sll rifrtta and
interest conveyivl to me In said dead. Bala'Aill be
maitaon the pivmines of the saw toil! paar Cure
crotk. betwin the hours of ten ai.4 four o'clock
for cash to the highest bidder. Tha said property
i r!rscriUd in tlieoitd uf ttust aa heirs; the prop
ert 'conv..yed to D W. Baily by White Bros,
ami a I). White in v..-e tla-A it is described aa
follow,: One rnmplHt ,w m il with furniture.
(In a ntiara. Iittuiaa, S t. . . o. Iui.ua. pulllee ana
ther tools and machiirt-iy usetl .-onnectioa wtta
nc na(l mill of sll kind: whatsoever. Taa
aid mill beii.K lorsuu ..ue , ik west of oove in
he Couaty of craven. AihII right, title. Inter
J,t and oijuity in Slid to that ceitsin tram roast,
.la righta of way and aementa ariallean.
'.rocks, im,lemeuU. toola. material, troa. ties aaa
tipplias used In ronnrrtton therewith Bat) all
Kiuity which parties of the first part dartvad or
retained under that contract with tha Eastara
4rm and Pin Co., recorded In tha of&re ef tha
(tea later of Deeds of craven county, in book 14s,
psaeaJd. Also all riarhi, till. InUreet and soufcy -of
tha parlies of tha Drat part in that aartaia loaa
ffmUva tba parties of Ilia first part boucbt of
Dwe Brothers under a contract whiek li taCord
ed In the ofTVoe of the Rrfiater of Deeds ot Craeeei
oounty la book la, para SSt to which reference ts
had far a more perfect daarriptiom. Akn all that
term, lean and Umber and all other rotate eeev
Vrrvd ta lhe part.ee of the lU-st part by the deed
of Da nasi II. Heath aad wife to Whit Braa., js
enrdedin thaonVaof ih ateariatar of Dead of
Crave enantyra bonk US, saw. lux. And alee ail
that term, leaa aad limber and other riahta aaav
veyed to Whit Broa by the dead of R. B Heath
otnl wife. reaiaUFied in tha office of tha Basjtstar
ef ledaof crerea sountf la both Its, paaaSM.
AIo a lease for the term of aia years witk rarkt .
loent tnnbar therefrtsa Pin. Poplar, Oak aad
UttM not haw thaa Ua lachee at th butt. U ka
etaas ahoee th sraund ca th Mlownui twa traea
ef land.- The tret tyina taa thaooemty ofcraeaa. '
soatainins h aeraa, snore ar baa, betas th aaisj
rranied to th said a U White by th Bust hr
arant leeonlad i IH e fcV M Ih Resister ?
Dewit of crawl county la hook s, aaa- P th f
.""w . " ""'a iniiwa in f nm aamr os ovmbi
nmwmns ew Mfwl
earn sYanu-d to th nal S U WhHe, which ras4
w recorded la tha B eased ef (ilaoU aa Joaasa .
rvamty Pa whleh refeeane ia had far a Basra sum :
pier deeiorlptioii , the same ediwnlnc the laadaaf
IA. T. It . U tt Heath aad K. B. Histk.
S W. U atrlVKH. Xnathas.
, Notice ot Salo ofValua
, ble City Property.
nltiiMl W. H. HurV M4 UdMk. P. tltrk. .
i" mt Unrr H. Jnhm, iWww, ttW iwtsr.
irtMM, will cm Ih final MmHy f H,lsvrMrr, )4
KannsT l(M f'Mtih for ft WW wmmk, Wlork
m, mi IH r-mtf avmri Kshiims rifw m Uttrr if
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ft frvart. nmth mmt mtr ot t,r0 .h i4 ?rf
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