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OFFICIAL PAPER OF KBW , BEH AND
CRAVEN COONTT.
New Bern, M C, Oct , 1 1905,
"' KNOWLEDGE BRINGS LUCK.
"0, once in each man's life, at least,
Good luck knocks at his door;
And wit to seize the flitting guest, :
Need never hunger more. v
But while the loitering idler waits .
flood lurk beBide his tire.
The bold heart storms at fortune's
gates,
And conquers its desire."
At this the beginning of another
school year, too much emphasis cannot
be laid upon the question of education,
and this is a matter important to parent
and child. Education is not mere at
tendance upon school, the gathering to-
gether of a few rules of anthmetic and
grammar, learning to spell easy words
and a few hard ones and getting a few
historical and geographical facts. Ed'
ucation is not simply school attendance,
Lut school attendance rightfully and
thoughtfully entered upon, is most vital
in its effective influence and result upon
the educational life of every child.
It is the thought beforehand of the
parent which prepares the child to be
n the just and proper receptive mood
so that coming to the teacher there is
no awkwardness, no hesitation to begin
work, or a desire of anything except to
enter upon every school duty with care
and diligence. This opens the right
way for the child, and there is no
grind, no Htrugtflo to get into the spint
of every day - school life, which once
rightly entered upon makes all study a
pleasure, and the hard work to possess
no terrors to overcome.
It is the thoroughness in any pro
fession which brings courage to attempt
and du, not wait for Good Luck to
knock at the door, for the very pre
paredness of any person is the open
sesame to honor, fame and fortune, for
the one so prepared cares for no warn.
ing, no invitation to come forth, for he
or she is already un the way to storm
whatever may opixxje, or stand in th
way of success.
Knowledge brings luck because
knowledge ix being in a state of readi
nesB, urn! this means the acceptance t
do whatever conies to hand, or bring
J ig something to hand if it does not
present itaelf. The possessor of knowl
edge cannot be an idler, for the idler U
one-who waits for something to come
to hand, instead of going forth to seek
it, and this very dt-sire, this eagerness
to go forth, prompted by the knowledgi
of eronal power and ability Is th
certain precursor of individual sue
cess.
$100 Reward
The readers of this paper will W
tikasrd to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science, hai
been able to cure In all lis stage, enc
that is Catarrh. Hall's, Catarrh Con
is the only positive cure now known
Um mdical fra Utility. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires con
stitutional treatment. Hall's CetaM
Cure U taken Internally, acting direct!)
apon the blood and muebaa surface o)
the system, thereby . destroying Um
foundation of the disc, and giving
the patient strength by building op Um
constitution ami assisting nature in do-
in its worfc. The proprietor have
murh faith fat iU curative power thai
the offer One Hundred Dollar for ant
case lhat it fail te cure. Send fur list
Address F. 1. Cheney ft Co., Toledo,
Sold by all dnigg We, 75c. : "' ,
. Take Hall' Family Ml for eowU
Theloflowmf ireVw the peo'uif and
rim feg frirW en the New York Cotton
Exchange, flpt KX .
Open . IIig. Lew
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, :A Cold Sci'Jed In H;Kidne,
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tg write! "t am ee.itit.ir, !
am fit in alt klr'l -f :Ur, i - V
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hau tills cha-a:
Coltr of Hair Said to Iaiiioate a Fer-
. Boa's Teaiperaiaeat.
Many people believe that blonde, or
-tight hair denotes affection and dark
half constancy. A person without hair
Is sot devoid of character; far from it
The disposition of tbe average bald-
headed man la to show such solicitude
for lh welJore-ef others, that he neg
lects himself. A germ eauses baldness.
Prof. Ssbouraud. of Paris, France, ln
aocoulated a rabbit with Dandruff eermi,
sauslnf it to become totally bald in five
reeks' time. . -To rid tbe scalp of these
laiurefoti verms it is necessary to eDDly
Newbro's Herplcide. -.. , . :
Destroy - the cause Tou remove . the
fleet." . -. .. -
Sold by leading; dnifrsrlsta. - fiend 100 In
tamps for sample to The Herplcide Co
Hitroit, Mt'-. ' . -..jy
G. D. ER 1DH All, Special Agt. .
Td The Confederate Veterans of
7 .North Carolina.
Headquarters North Carolina Division,
- United Confederate Veterans, Dur
ham, N, C.; September 80th, 1905.
The Major-GeneraL. commanding' the
North Carolina Division of the United
Confederate Veterans, hereby announc
es thai he has been requested to inform
the comrades of this division and all
other Confederate Veterans in North
Carolina that they have been invited to
'Occupy the place of Honor ' and vear
their uniforms at the reception to be
given the - President of the United
States at the . Capital of this State on
the 19th day of October, 1905. v
All Veterans acception this invitation
are requested to meet at the i apitol
promptly at 9 o'clock on the morning
of the 19th -
J. S. CARR,
N. C. Div. U. C. V.
H. A. LONDON,.
- Adjt GenL and Chief of Staff.
New Cure for Cancer
All surface cancers are now known to
be curable, by Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Va., writes
"I had a cancer on- my lip for years,
that seemed incurable, til Bucklen's
Arnica Salve healed it, and now it is
perfectly well. " Guaranteed cure for
cuts and burns. 25c at all drug stores,
For account of th? Van Amburg Rail
road Show-., at Goldsboro, N. C., Oct,
12th, 1905, the A. & N. C. R. R. has
authorized the following round trip
rates: From Bests, 20c.; LsGrange,
25c.; Falling Creek, 30c.; Kinston, 40c;
Caswell, 45c.; Dover, 55c.; Cove, 65c.;
Tuscarora, 70c.; New Bern, 90c.; Riv
erdale, $1.00; Croatan, $1.05; Have-
lock, $1.16; Newport, $1.25; Wildwood,
$1.30; Mansfield, $1.35; Jtforehead City,
$1.45; Beaufort, $1.70. Tickets to be
sold October 12th, good returning up to
and including October 13th.
Plant to Get Rich -
are often frustrated by sudden break
down due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take Dr. King's New Life
Pills' They take out the materials
which are clogging your energies, and
give you a new start. Cure headache
and dizziness too. At at! drug stores,
35c guaranteed.
Basakoe Faraltare.
Use a brush and warm water con
mining a little salt to clean bamboo
furaltode. This treatmeut prevents
the bamboo from turning yellow.
Tormenta of Tetter andJEczema Al
layed.;
The intense itching characteristic of
eczema, tetter and akin diseases is in
stantly allayed by applying Chamber-
lain a Salve and many severe usee
have been permanently cored by it
Use. For sale by F. a Duffy and Dav
is Pharmacy. . . , ,
The Tree Pfa Are All De. v
"A true poet writes poetry bersuse
be can't help JL" - ,
"Oh, no; a true pott write poetry be
cause .nobody can stop blm. Chics
Ilecord uersld. ... ;
L Woundt, Brutu and Burnt
. By applying an antieptit dressing' to
wound, bruises, bum and Ek injurk
before inflaramatlon sets , in, they may
be healed wiihoui maturation and in
abobt one-third - the time required by
tn ow treatment. This la the groat
11 discovery and triumph of modern
urgery. Chamberlain': Pals fi.lm
Acts ottUii same principle. U i an
wtiacplic and when applied to such m
juriee, causa them to heal very quick
ly. ''It W allay the pain and serenes
and .prevent any danger of Hood
poUonlng. Keep a bottle of Pain Balm
id yotrr borne and II wlO save you time
and money, not to mention the rmn
?mlw ind ufferinj aucTTTTJurir
nlsSl Foe ai by Davte- I-harmary
and F. 8, Duffy. 1 .
' rar tee If a,
- For removing band in; try1 twn
ennre f. glycerin. te ounn of
Witef and four UtilMtjxyjcfuls of ln
mi J'lk. all tolil and wpII shntcn
Tfate U ID U mMl cm the buiHls
sfter waging sod rtixlng. ,
Aftrlont wiUhry w bnovod in ty
nrty s fw hut true irtit nf Ip
itt'i Wikb U.) Fair U lrm 1;
every one who ha It trt U,rs
nre, letter, enwri r,i pi In
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Naval Voitl to Be Wrecked.
The hull of tlie oM ujvul stean.boat
Pliioi, which has beeu Ijriiig at L'ean'
boat yard, a short distauce north of
Alesauilrki, Va., ever since she was
dlsmnnfted about two years ago, hai
been taken to a point ou the Marylaud
side of the river opposite Alexandria,
where slie will be wrecked to obtain
the metal In her timbers. Tbe Phlox
for many years ran on a route between
the Naval academy at Annapolis and
Baltimore and was a very handsome
craft. CARL SCHOFIFU.
Full of Tragic Meaning.- -
are these lines from J. A. Simmons, of
Casey, la. Think what might have re
suited from his terrible cough if he had
not taken the medicine about which he
writes: '1 "had a fearful cough, that
disturbed my night's rest. tried
everything, but nothing , would relieve
it, until I, took Dr. King's Sew Dis
covery for Consumption, : Coughs and
Colds, which completely cured jne."
Instantly relieves and permanently
cures all tnroat and lung diseases; pre
vents grip and pneumonia. 'At all drug
gist; guaranteed; 50c And $1.00: ; Trial
bottle free. " - - - - ;
1k.ci(nq; the- Ilajr lu .CmAitfr".
For Lejpug liie hxii la eurt'take
gttw arable, ououuee; best moist sug
ar, half an ounce; hat water, sufficient
to dissolve-1 Make up to one pint with
rectified spirits. Moisten the hair with
this before putting In curling pins. -
: ; Don't Borrow Trouble. ;
It is a bad habit to borrow anything,
but : the worst thing you can possibly
borrow-: is trouble. When sick, sore,
heavy, weary and worn-out by the pains
and poisons of dyspepsia, billiousness
Bright s disease and similar internal
disorders, don't sit down and brood over
your aimptoms, but fly for.-relief to
Electric Bitters. Here vou will v find
sure and permanent lorgetruiness ot
all your trouLles, and your body will
not be burdened bv a load debt disease.
t all drugstores, race buc,v guaran
teed.
Care of Rosewood.
To keep this furniture in good order
It should be rubbed gently every day
with a cleau, soft cloth, aud this will
be sufficient Preparations of wax, oil,
etc., canuot be applied without Injur
ing Its appearance.
An Awjuf Cough Cured. .
' 'Two years ago our little girl had a
touch of pneumonia, which left her
with an awful cough. She had spells
of coughing, just like one with the
whooping cough and some thought she
would not get well at alL ' We got a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
which acted like a charm. . She stopped
coughing and got stout and fat, "writ s
Mrs. Ora Bussard, Bmbaker, I1L This
remedy is for sale by Davis Pharmacy
and F, S. Duffy. : ,
- Cemeat For Chtaa.
Half an ouuee of gum arable dis
solved In a wlneglaasful of boiling
water, addlne . plaster of pari to
form a thick paste. -ppry-wltn
bru ih to the edge of broken chin and
Join ends evenly together.
Nothing to Fur
Mothers need have no hesitancy br
continuing to give Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to their little ones, a
it contains absolutely nothing injurious.
This remedy is not only" perfectly safe
to give small children, but is a medicine
Of great worth and merit- It has
world wide reputation for "It cores of
toughs, .colds and croup, and can al
ways be relied upon. For sale by Dar:
Pharmacy and F. 8. Duffy. . ' .
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. Bettenaitk ae aooC 1 .
Huttermilk I said to be very fatter.
Ing and U a food beverage for der
tary people, since It corrects certain
pbyeical dUabUIUea. Hot buttermilk
Is recommended for colds, v
;' .-. Do Not Bt Imposed Upon. -
Foley A Co., Chicago, " origlnate3
Honey and Tar as a throat and rung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
d Tar many imitations are offered for
the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey
and Tar and refus any substitute of
fered u iw otner preparation will give
the tame tifacUon. It is mildly laxa
live.- it contains no opiates and
a feet for children and'deiicate persons.
rof sale by Davis Pharmacy.
1 v" Ihaat-r. ka Baaallav.'
Itsrry-JatiiM oiiwl a b:g pile
rwk with tint iirti tt of la.
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, JoboYea, and be gut a bigger pi I
now ana s imller coll, Judge.
Sick Hiadacht Curtd.
f-ick heirhe I caused by dTrge-
rnenl of the stomarh and by Indigent..
Chamberlain' Etomsrh end Uvef Tab-
kU wrect thrs disonjprs'and eflVt
ur. Pj Ukirig three UI.U as mum
a the flrvt In l.ralKifl of the d snue ap
p trt, in aiu may hy wsrdrd c fT
Far sal hy F. R DufTy Snd UarU
n.artrtsry.
"It swms f me Tour wife
V the eor.k'.-ig ti,tt4 ,f
r..k."
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Graham Crackers
Bnttelr Thin
Social Tea Biscuit
Lemon Snaps
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A Galaxy of AUractiv and Gever Young Women with Mason andMasoiin
'vylv, FriUandSnit, Wednesday, October 4th, . . -
Hen and Women Wfio are In Weed F. 8. Dut-
Tbers are score of people in New guarantee that it costs" nothing unless
Bern and vicinity who are starving ln.itcares.'.
the mldiit of pienty. ' ThU Is not be-One little uilet out'of i 60 cent
cause Uey are in need of food, but be- boi of Mt-o-na before mtm ', and
cause they cannot digest the food they yott ctn Mt WD,t y0a like and when
at." - , , T" . . you' like, You will bsve'iso (mor
Our leading drugglat, F. S, Duffy, headaches, back-echea, heart-bum, or
makesa liberal offer to all; who atom Indigestion. JMi-o-n will giveyou
a -hi weak and cannt properte dlgeat perfect hcnlUi and strength. r ' ' 'l
the food. ' F. fl. lurfy ha recently re- Gctbo of tha UbleU today.' with
ccivH UrfeinplyofMl-o-na,areme-- n-B. -' .nlJw. 4a Vf,.t ihA
i, for the cure of attach trouble F' 8' Duffy s gusrante to rtfun.1 the
awl will !l It nwlrr an absolute th money if they do w t cure. :
Silo Pears
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of this most nutritious of all foods
have : already been consumed but
.CHIEER'IJP!'
yiriGsda Biscuit
Good Wheat is plentiful. Flour mills
areX grinding steadily. NATIONAL
BISCUIT COMPANY bakeries, the
cleanest, largest, most modern in the
world, are working day in and' day out
to supply you with your favorite soda
cracker. So Uneeda Biscuit are still
in abundance the price is the same
Biscuit
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Ws have a large atrk of Srii k now
ready for shipment. Any good jixlge
of bHi k will rnmmmre lhm th bcrt
U.at have i-n put on the marktt for
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Entry Claim.
NORTO CAROLINA. I
Craven County, I
To Geo B Wnterm. Entry Taker For Cmvun coun
ty: I
Tlin ilnrfmnioTir.1 E 7. It Divh nf
Craven County, North Carolina, cntera and lax
claim to the followtaur dcMribed piece or parcel
of land in Nor. S and 9 Township. Crnven county,
North Carolina, the same being vac&rt and uraj
propriated la nil ami subject to entry, va:
Near the A., and n, c itaiiroa-i ooumiwi tut !:
lows, vz: At the head of sum swamp on the
north by Hiiwh Itro. Lumlw Company, on tho
west by John Jackson, on the southwest by l. H,
I pock known aa the Great Inland land, on the
nouth by E. Z. H. Davie, on the cant hy Samuc-I
Adams and F. Stewart and. Am brow Iinc"id.
containi nK 2f-0 arrift mrc or Itir.
Entered this 61 h day of Sept 11)06.
t K. Z. n. DAVIS.
Entry Notice
Rtuti of North Carolina, -Tones county.
To J. K. Dixon, Entry Taker for J one couniv.
Tbe undenigned, J W Kimr-i of Jonea rtuniy
Btata of North Carolina, enters and lays claim to
the folrowint denrnbefl pltK'ea or parrels of land
In White Oak township. Jor.ew rouniy. N. c.
the Nsirw bointr vacant and unappropriated land
and ifubjert to nlry, vis:
Lying: on the itorth side of White On!; Rivor
and bounded on the North by the David llison
lands, on the rant by Ken Parmn's land and land
known as the Btllhry land, on the South hy J. W.
Collins lands, and cn the west by the lands of J
W, Collins, rontaJnina by aaUrnation two hundred
arrea more or lee.
Entered thia the Tth day of Srptcmper ltt.
Witrtps:J K Dixtn. Km
J. W. x RKeUS, Claimant
mark.
Rntry No, VTI
Entered tVpt. 7. I BTiA, J K Ihicm. Hm Deeds
and e-ofTVro. Entry Taker for Jonea county.
127 middle Nf.
Full lino of Drugs.Med
icineSa-Tollet At
- tides and Soap.
; Fresh i Supply ; ot
Vflower!Seeas.
IMiystclaiia I'reacnp
llos 1 Mp9il l ty.
ooki Cootslnlag eepori fof f0 Its
of Ice In 10 lb. eospoes, vslo
Ill beeoldio enuer si Utaee
of 10 fT rent.' .
wDl hoy llW ortk of IC
hook ti t mcan d, either fio lie rtrlf
of s.toau fr,na Vk i-C-e 11 Orlff1
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!dv Dcrn Ice
Company.
si;v'!ouk y;. hancock
Attorr y r.tL".v;.
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F. M. Slmnont. K D. Wtrd.
I SIMMONS & WARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELORS T
LAW.;
Office Komoved aoross Stroct 10 Sori no
. K..,rw nf m. i (10V(. Tflt-frrnnh of-
fice) K(nilh rront Htrn l, next to
HotH Chattawka.
Praotiro in tl.o Countien of Craven,
Duplin, .)ncs. Cnslow, Cart rol, Pam
lico urn Wakn. n t he SuprcnK and FVd
cral ("ourtH, and wherever rW-rvioMi ar
.1 A. II .I1I,
Pli i Vic Ian ind Surgaon,
Uf PM'rial Attention flivon to Niht
Callc.
RfBidmrc 111 Pollock St. PUne 86
The ' 0 LIVBR"
TYPEWRITER
HEST M ACHINK MADE.
( a'J and esaminc Stock.
Owen Q. Dunn.
AgCDt .
LesdUf Prlsier ev'HuU"fer.
Ur Peliecl k t .Ts St
CANTEltX
Cil OLIHA DISPATCH L'HI
OIJ Dcmkioa SleansMCo
- CllANCE Of flOlEDULB
The steamer A thenar ' wilt sail
Mfnday. WdWwUy end ft Wt. .
To ru-srwr OrvsAe on Tuesday,"
TV.oreday and Sunds sit p m. -
I loth uwmera will make landlnr at
Oriental earn way and connect st Del-'.
Iiavaa sritJi a faal tbraturh Ira la far'
Norfolk. The train is due te ier Bat
hMtat7am snd arrlre taNorfoflt
at 130 pm. :'
t)!rct connection made at Warkey's
1'erry at . W m for PfymnoU. ad ,
Wsjihir.gU.ri. 1 : - J
Ko 2 trsin will Iht KaifoJk St 14S
m, Siririrg st lUlhsTefi St 4 ti p m,
iw.t.f. tlr? with th lmr fof
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