THE JOURNAL
Published every day to" the yearex-
Mortday." JoornalPuilding 6-
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CHARLES L. TJSVENS,
2aiSUBSC8lPTK!BITS:
One Yeaty ,4n Mvujejj.m ..vu
One Tear, not inadvapc.- -00
Mnnthrv' bv terrier in the City.. ... .60
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H. C. aa second-class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER Of NSW BEEN AND
i i CRAVEN COUNTY.
New Bern. N C Jan 12 1906.
STRANGE MAIL SCHEDULE ROUTE
? V ARRANGEMENT
The change in a man rouie irom
v rnule carrying, to steam carry ing.might
be supposed in this day to work much
' W.tor Rprvicf? to the oeoDle. But an
instance to the contrary is to be found
fmm the star
ill U1C ICVCIlb Lliui'tv ....... .
toute service per mule or horse to
. points in Pamlico county, to transpor
'f tation over the Pamlico, Oriental and
western ranroau io oayuuxu onu wwa-
. 1 1 . T U 1 infaii.
Under star route service, there was
a daily mail, Sundays excepted, from
New Bern to Bayboro and other points
in Pamlico county, which left New
Bern at 6 a. m. and returned at 5 p. m.
thus giving the people ot a numDeroi
''v tunny vi tectum: iiewsuauem mc "ojr
J "i C iUn .1
of publication, and letters the same
day and in time to answer and return
: replies to letters received to this -city,
or sent to northern points from this
4.v : u i
With the change to railroad, the
mail leaves New Bern at 3.30 p. m., is
due to arrive at Bayboro between 5 p
m. and 6 p. m. and the mail destined
to any postoffice off the railroad is held
at Bayboro over night, sent out the
following day, which means, newspa
pers a day late, and to letters, means
another day, for the return mail to
New Bern and points beyond here,
must be in Bayboro the night before in
order to leave Bayboro the following
morning.
This mail, outside of Bayboro, from
postoffices not on the railroad, and this
. also includes the Bayboro mail, is sche
duled to reach New Bern at 8 45 a. m.,
and instead of making railroad connec
tion here, must go to the postoffice to
be made up for points beyond this city,
thus leaving here at B 35 p m instead
of 9 10 a m.
'The hardship caused by such a mail
schedule as the present one, is apparent
to every one who will look at the situ
allon. The reason for its establishment
- is not quite visible, except it may ap-
' peel that a steam carrier is more mod-
I era, as opposed to horse or mule car
rier, but with such a mail schedule as
now exists, it is not surprising that the
. -people who must suffer from it, are dc
, l nous of the mule or horse anil the
mall the namo day, rather than a mail
- one or two days old per railroad. The
; Postoffice Department ought not think
that the people of Pamlico county are
so far out of the world and indifferent
to time, that a day or two in iheir news
papers or letters makes no difference to
. . L. ii r i . .i . I
i n.tn nmi i n.iw vim rm h mnii mmr.
vie tbat shall improve. If not. return
' to what they previously had, until an
Improved service in Ucne can be given
tbem, be it by railroad or any other
mean of trans porta lie.
; . tsalasss Caste Be Cars'
by' loral application, a they cannot
rsadi the diseased portion of the r
Thcts Is only one way to cur deepness
tnd that U by conetttauonal rentedJaa.
Mdm ia raoaed by M biflaoxsd coo
(Mtk of the moeacof Heing of the
Eustachian Tube. When this) tab Is
inflamed yon Kara a rambling sound or
imperfect hcrin& and whe it la eo
Utvly ckajed, DeafneM 4a the mull
end onloM the fajflarnmatioo can te
ue out and this tobe reetnred to its
- anal condition, hearing will be de
vyed forever: nine cat oat of ton
re caused by Catarrh, hleV ( noth
kit but M tnilanted eondiUoa . U
rnmcOal sorfstes . . 1
W win xlve doe tlaaidred Dollars
fr any mm of Ifne (eaoaed by
rsurrti) that rarmot be cured by tlaO'c
Catarrh Cora. rnd for tirrulars, frte
F. . CHENEY eV CO., Toledo, a
by DrutzWts, . , . 1
Take ItaH't Family HOe tt cowrli.
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CASTOR I A
iQt XataaU and ClUrta.
T.Vila r.:n ' ,;E:r;lJ
' ro lh f'",
ft 13 FOR LADIES, TOO.
Ttor Cmm St Tk-Ir Hair PaOtec Urn
: : With UersMte ; i -Ladles
whe tare UJn kar aad whoet
balr Is (alUnx oot, ea prarent tbe ball
WXtag out, and thlckea the growta, wtta
Newbto's Herjrtcldo." BesUes, HerpU
dd Is ' one of the most aereeable hair
dressings there is. -." Berpiolda kills tho
dandruff garm that Sats the hair oft at
tn root i After the aera Is- destroyed.
the root wilt shoot up. uai the hatr grow
Ions as erer. Evea a sample will 'eon-
Yince any lady that Newbro's Herplclds
Is an IndlspensabM toilet requlalt.T It
contains no oil or grease,-It WW not stain
or dye. Sold by leadlnr drusglsta, ' Bend
10c. In stamps for sample to The Herpl-j
one Co., Detroit, such, jy'i ,
O o.BRA.DHAMi Special Aei r
Harry SL George Tucker president
of the Jamestown Exposition Company,
who was introduced by Charge D'Af
f aires Carter, was received in audience
by King Edward. His Majesty receiv
ed Mr. Tucker cordially and showed
much interest in the proposal to send
British naval and military contingents
to the opening ceremonies at James
town in 1907.
The Original.
Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honev and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit ana popularity oi e oiey s noney
and Tar man v imitations are offered for
the genuine. Ask for Foley's Honey-
and Tar and refuse any substitute of
f ered as no other preparation will give
the same satisfaction. It is mildly uxa
tive. It contains no opiates and is
safest for children and delicate persons.
For sals by Davis Pharmacy.
The United States Court at Cincin
nati rendered a decision upholding the
ffalidity of the Chinese Exclusion act t'
April 7, 1904.
Half tha World Wonders
how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen'a Arnica Salve never won
der if it will cure Cuts, Wounds,
Burns, Sores and all Skin eruptions;
they know it will. Mrs. Grant Shy,
1130 E. Reynolds St. Springfield, 111.,
says: "I regard it one of the absolute
necessities of housekeeping. Guaran
teed by All Druggists. Price 25c.
Governor Heyward, of South Caro
lina, in his message to the Legislature
calls for a correction of the dispensaxy
laws and declares his purpose to have
lynchers punished.
The Grip.
"Before we can sympathize, with
others we must have suffered our
selves.,' No one can realize the suffer
ing attendant upon an attack of the
grip, unless he has had the actual ex
perience. There is probably no disease
that causes so much physical and men
til agony, or which so successfully de
fies medical aid. All danger from the
grip, however, may be avoided by the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Among the tens of thou
sands who have used this remedy, not
one case has ever been reported that
has resulted in pneumonia or that has
ont recovered. For sale by Davis
armacy and K-8. Vu ffy.
A total of 903 persons were killed and
1,961 injured during the year ended
June 30 last on the steam surface rail
roads in New York State.
BMnth f it M HiW Ahsift ftagM
Iha kiflfynHMAhnxG
Blgutur
of,
Tho town of Berkley, containing
about 10,000 inhabitants, waa annexed
to Norfolk.
Dingin ot s Cold snd How te AveldTfts.
Mure fatalities have their origin in or
result from a cold than from any other
cause. This fact alone should make
people more careful as there is no dan
ger whatever from a cold when it is
properly treated in the beginning. . For
many years Chamberlain's Cough Ben
edy has been recognised aa tho most
prompt and effectual medicine In use
for Uiia disease. It acta on "natun'a
plan, loosens the cough, relieves- tbe
lungs, open the secretions and aide ha
ters in reeto ring the system to
healthy condition. Sold by Davis Phar
macy and F. 8. Duffy.
Trade between the United BUtoa
and Germany, whose commercial rela
tions arc now the subject of negotia
tions hejween the two goternmcoU,
aggregated in the fiscal year 1906 over
$300,000,000. ,
Dragging to Death.
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- A miserable mreUd sugaring iron
disordered female functions, monthly
pains, nervousr, fallings, dtsxlneea,
indigestion, biliousness, constipation,
etc, will find relief bt wise of Cordoi
and Tbedf ord'c Black-Draught, two of
the 'moat valuable, tellable, ocleoUfle,
carat! v medietas known for the treat,
moot of sick women. They are cold at
all drug s lores, and should be in every
Try them. V r '-'.-.
The Washington " nertpepora bar I
protested against so alleged attswpt
14 dictate what nowspsperf shall print
la rtrd to baftxtilAgs at the WhlU
House and osccotirc Hews, -.
V ' Vif live 100 T sen,
: Tbe eh amwc tat Rtbf fait Ceelur
arc eieellorit m the ! of Mrs, Jris
bie Donran, of IlsynesrilUi, Me., now
M years etd, - 6h wtiUe! "KlwirW
Bitten rwred trw ef Chrwiie r7rp!a
cf 20 yre ctandinf , snd made me fl
as well and simrg as young glrL"
Poflfte Eiltors cure ptnwh and
lit iiw-sw, l!V dirrors, ;n-
? l'r :::ij ri (.;;:y rMlirM.
1 00 gnarar.W at All Drugs U
ffK f-.
vAsniricTori lette:?,
f '. I Special Correspondence.
tVTUte ribbon advocates' are once
moreeamping on the trail of the mak
era and consumers of liquor In the Dis
trict of Columbia, It ta not long since
the W. A T U. and other advocates of
temperance made a campaigngalnat
the aale of liquor In the copltol of the
nation. : Their campaign was success
ful, and now they feel encouraged Jo
try-to atop the liquor traffic throughout
the District of Columbia.. iJ.v.M
It la true' that there la much tgla
about 'the facilities that will be af
forded for sideboards and sideboard
belongings In the rooms of the new
house and5 senate office buildings,' and
It may be that in case tbe legislation
now being sougbt gets -through there
will not be absolute prohibition In: the
District. ' At any rate,- tiio -white flb
bonera" are strongly urging; the b(l
which has-been Introduced by Repre
sentative Webber of Ohio and- which
provides, for absolute .prohibition 'of
manufacture and sale, excpt for cer
tain 'prescribed purjwse. v
Memorlala of the KeTolntton. :
Numerous bills are being Introduced
for tbe auitable commemoration of
events In the Revolution by the erec
tion of monuments or otherwise. One
of these measures ft for a monument
to commemorate the battle of Prince
ton and appropriates 130,000 therefor.
Tbe Princeton Battle Monument asso
ciation baa been formed la New Jersey
to promote this enterprise, and it h
making a strong effort to get congress
to provide for a memorial column on
the site of the struggle In which Wash
ington defeated the British.
Another bill Is for the appropriation
t SinnnftA n mitt' a 'wnnmotif' In
I York County, S. C, on the field of thp
I battle of King's Mountain to the mem
ory of General William Campbell apd
the men who. fought there.
Still another bill Is for the appropria
tion of $25,000 to erect a monument in
Cherokee county, 8. 0 on the field di
the battle of Cowpens, in memory of
General Daniel Morgan and his men,
who defeated a part of Cornwalfls'
command under Tarleton at this point
Supreme Comrt Bnlldtna.
A government edifice likely to be
constructed In the near future and for
which It is generally agreed there 'Is
need Is a supreme court building. Rep
resentative Llttlefleld Introduced va
measure authorizing the purchase of a
site for such a structure.
It is proposed to buy a plot about SCO
feet square a short distance to the
northwest of the grounds of the library
of congress. Tbe bill has been re
ferred to the committee on public
buildings and grounds.
ArcbMept the Library.
Enfeebled and decrepit John L.
Smlthmeyer, now old and 111 Id t
Washington hospital, but In his prime
the distinguished architect that plan
nod the beautiful library of congress,
Is asking In bis closing daya relief at
tbe hands of congress for himself and
his assistant In tbe great -work. Sena
tor Dubois of Idaho has Introduced
bill for the "relief of John L. Smith
meyer and Paul J. Pels," and back ot
It Is the story of how the two men
planned the magnificent library build
ing nearly twenty years ago. The gov
ernment never paid them a sum com
mensurate with their services, and now
relief Is sought It appears the total
cost of the library waa f 0,600,000. The
"customary architect's share would have
been 5 per cent'. 8mlthmeyer charged
but half that bat of that f 11100 has
not been paid, lad ho Is pow seeking
the allowance of what bo regards si
due blm.
The Inset Cssei.
Whether Senator Bmoot of Utah ,1s
to be expelled from tbe senate on the
ground of Mormon Ism la a question
that promises to arouse much strife
In the upper house In tbe near future.
Tbe Bmoot case haa dragged along
most tediously, bat It is now under
stood that Senator Burrows, chairman
of the committee on privileges and
elections, la anxious to bring the mat
te, to conch ton. and now that tbe
holiday recess Is ever be will take
more testimony and hi committee, will
make a report
Indications art tht tho sonata will
oot expel Bmoot At tho same tlms
Senator Burrows' committee will bar
a Republican added to It- who Is op
posed to Smoot's retention. This Is
Senator DolUrer.'f Tho Iowa mac Is
rated against Srocot'e retention, espe
cially aa tbe women of the Hawkeys
State are making a concerted effort
for emulsion. Moreover, thnrs la
large colony of non-polygamous Letter
Day Saint In Senator PoIUver'c stats
which la opposed te Bmoot'a conting
ent u tbe senate. .
OUert IWteleat,
Senator Millard. of -Nebraska, who
has been glrea new promlMnre by hit
selecfioa u cbelrnua Of tbe committee
on uterorcanle eaatbv te ooc of tts
oldest national bank precldcnta In the
Culled State. .In fact, be eonsldts
himself tbe only bank president who
baa errd tinder three charters, -'
Ills beak, the Onsba .National, bs
Just bee framed by the comptroller
of tbe currency Its third charter for
twenty years. The Irurtltuttofl wis or
ganised li a nttlooaj bank In 1905.
Venator Mtlltrd became president of rt
la UfiO, when H wse work teg orxler
toe Bret Charter. -", - v .,.
", rie4 rfce Store.' "
When tbe m merits bayt Virnod of
the Or rlflr of Mane. Orofolrv de
W!nkla from Mils eoootry tbolr
row wave great Mm Wllewittn, wife Of
the flneartsl krtl of RomIs. took
special totereat tn the nrrtilm thai
came te br WsenlnaVtm home with
aeassne and eft asked them If UVy
wr buegry. Of coore tlwy aretyi
sl4 they. wens wbrreupot abc pre
decsd good thtnge that, made thetn
gasp with 4llW. ',-
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k laltta Lsdf ffetts Hsty et Oss
keHels'i Ceek $tm4j , .
Mm. MU-Wl Itsrt. if ef ts -per
in t if Cert F-rrire et kir,p.
twi, Jsmirs, Wl n:,t lilun',, (
thet K ! fnr yore iH ( l.a -n-
berlin's ( o irh Rom.y fnr rr,' ,
rrmip sn-J eiijiri fwir li srnl rs
fomd it "7 I " 'f !. ; ),o h i n
plkit V- rs In It sn m t
;!K,t a I-'!". '.fit in 1t ,'1.'-;.
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FACTS IN FEW LINES
More than . 40,000,000 jcalendara are
given away In this country every Jan
uary. f - S . ; ;
A cousin of Lord Curson, late vice
roy of India, is a truck driver In Mew
The railway scran-beap of tho coun
try last year reached the value of fl
There Is one ftwn in -London which
is' not made a single bad debt In the
whole) course of its fifty, years exlst-
brrJWbVV.ie' ialser bad aa
"ugly - face" Mstblas Ttohrmann of
phalsbourg, Alsace-Lorraine, has" been
sent to prison-fofctwtf months. :iif'-
In Switzerland rery-aiale between
the hgos of twenty jind olxty-nve ' ls
obligad to Vote unless be be a pauper,
a ciinainal -or a bankrupt These have
not the right bf voting. ' ".
The authorities of the Band, South
Africa," are havingtrouble 'with an or
ganization called -the "Red - Door"
nmonir the Chinese coolies. Its oblect ia
to "remedy grievances by force.",;:
A landmark of Paris dating from the
city's most' ancient days Is to disap
pear. This is the street Du Petit-Pont
Which commemorates the struggles ot
tho city against the Norsemen.
Qerieral Cronje passed a short time
In London recently on his way to South
Africa. "America,1' he said, "yes, very
8ieV very big, very quick. But Eng
land London unspeakable."
Now it Is said that pumpkins cannot
be raised" in Aroostook county. Me.,
because, the soil la so rich there the
vines grow so fast that they wear the
puttipkiii3 all out dragging -over the
SfOUHtl. - .
A rjritlsh army order advises that
wjjerej possible mules should be used
(i) draw machine guns. "When, howev
er, pule is not available nny intelli
gent noncommissioned officer will do
tosteaxl."
"'Pbrined from the trunk of an oak
troe," n canoe seven feet six Inches
long, bearing distinct marks of the
stone nx which hollowed It out, was
recently unearthed -at Acharacle, Ar
gyllshire, England.
Tho' sultan of Morocco owes his well
organized nrmy of 20,000 men, to which
In wartime 80,000 Irregulars could be
added, entirely to the Scotchman, Kaid
Sir Ilnrry Muclean, who draws a sal
ary of $30,000 ft year.
A sfone resembling a moccasin with
a foot In It. with the toe marks show
ing, was recently dug up at the farm
of Fred D. Clark in Mllford, Conn.
Some believe thnt the stone is the pet
rified foot of nu Indian.
- On tho occasion of the conferring of
degrees at Dublin university, Oct. 27.
a number of students stormed tho or
gan gallery and prevented tbe playing
of "God Savo the King." They sang
instead "God Sive Ireland'
'The police .of Andovor, Hampshire,
England, have been so active In arrest
lug tnbtorlsts that the latter have boy
cotton the town, to Its loss in n very
heavy sum during tho year. The mo
torists even stopped their subecrip
liolis to local charities.
Three railroad signalmen, whose
prompt action In an emergency recent
ly prevented great loss of lire on an
English road, are to receive the Albert
medal, a prized decoration which la
given for "acts of heroism performed
by civilian ou land or sea."
In an official return issued recently it
Is shown that the total deposits at tho
postoffice and trustee savings banks of
Ireland liavo grown lu the hut ten
yean from MO.853.000 to 103,480,000
while . tho number of depositors has
risen from 328,022 to 518.570.
Honolulu has on exhibition a aped'
men of tho llllll, or "stone that breeds,"
from XCau Island. Tbe natives say that
If toe atone is placed In a glass jar and
water, poured over It nnd the Jar be
corked, for a conplo of days the stone
Win reproduce Itself In tbe form of
fonr or five smaller stones.
Itubosana, a full blodded Kaffir, a
lavage until his eighteenth year, is
today a poet, a pastor and a patriot a
scholar wbo haa mastered - English,
Greek, Latin and Hebrew and te en
gageoV In London la completing the
first authentic translation of the Chris
tian Bible Into bis native tongne.
On tight acres of land J. T. Daniels
of Brintol. Vt, raised 250 boshek of
outotus, 2.200 bunch co of email onions,
1&00O cabbages,- 000 cauliflower, 100
boxhebi of cucumbers,' 100 bushels of
turalpe, 100 bosbeta of table beets, 100
busbt of green peas, 200 bushels of
ntrtatoos -and three acres of sweet corn.
Tbe modern. steam turbine waa la.
some respects anticipated by an lavon
t)on of an Italian architect - named
brine, wbo fired In tbe seventeenth
rectory, tn far more die tact times tbe
eoainodcvUd by Hero wai at least a
hint or tbe turbine which la now took
log boadwiy against the familiar te-
dprecatlog steam engine.
S- A novel and apparently tocceeaful
btirglnr alarm which waa recently put
up la the store of Daltlmore grorec
bM tbe merit of simplicity and hAsr
ry. 7,Uo placed ow the door of the
grocery en ordinary shovel, bang on
nail m tTut When the dnor rn&uM the
sliTVt i wuM rail and make a rsrket
lints'.ars visited the plsre the othsr
ti'gVit, tbe shsrvl did all that was ex
lertd of tt, and the borglsri, iiermed
by tns nttise, took to their beck - -
i. ft. Werti of AHotms, Pa, has
come In! 3 peetoa of a valuable and
Drti'iffC oeirwnm. una wsirntnetwat
onccoTod by Lsfsydtrt. Ilemc lj
the srntrti UtrolHtl Ibe iWth of a Tele
tl, J )h Vsfl pelt M Ormson.
The V! strfe, a r(W ntiinw UrrTlr.
nse If Orvgwn. rsrls, rC Ifj
jff. It U rosile of gnld nnd ( united
v::1 Mm rr1, srd irtHil of a
tf)!fx rfnc a smell rttn i(lr'W t!i
flrnnt efvl stj tHe wb tn
Meets lr! tfmf,t,
M- ... ft ... l
t',nra cf a r"l 1 rii''-rg in rr.ci.'.r.
ft p?hf litre; tr.l mhn I ' W
Jl rr erJ 7r i ltn 'iti, U t. t
f-r iy s'r-t f . ;, l ;t h''s and
'ro--thrne t.li,rf. Ask f r !'
V, -,-y ant Tr ' I tf r' srf '
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f ,t'i !' 'i - I !f In l1 -fa
r Ko dangerouS drugs or afcoholic con
coctions are taken into he stomach
When Hyomei is used. Breathed through
the inhaler, the ' balsamic . heating of
Hyomei penetrates to tha most remote
cells of the nose and throat, and thua
kills the catarrhal gonns, heals the ir
ritated mucous membrane, and gives
complete and permanent cure. .
Hyomei is the Bimplest, most pleasant
and the only guaranteed cure for c&-
tarrh that haa been discovered. Com
plete- outfit, S1.00; extra . bottle 50
cents. .
For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Another Good Mas Gone Wrong.,
He neglected to take Foley's Kidney
Cure at the first signs of Kidney Cure
at the first signs of Kidney trouble,
hoping it would wear away, and he was
soon a victim of Bright's disease.
There is danger in delay, but if Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at? once the symp
toms will, disappear, the kidneys are
strengthened and you are soon sound
and well. A. R. Bass of Morganton,
Ind., had to get up ten or twelve times
in the night, and had severe backache
and pains in the kidneys and was cured
by Foley'8VKidney Cure. For sale 1 y
Davis Pharmacy.
When President Loubet presented a
handsome typesetting machine, fitted
with the Pers aa alphabet to the Shah
Of Persia, that suspicious monarch
feared it contained an evil spirit and
had it thoroughly boiled.
Beats the Music Cure.
"To keep the body in tune," writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. "I take Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They are the
most reliable and pleasant laxative I
have found." Best for the Stomach
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed by A I
Druggists. Price 25c.
-Mrs. Francis Alexander, Florence,
Italy, is one of the oldest women, if
not the oldest, .writing today. Mrs.
Alexander is in her ninety-third year,
and has just translated from the Ital
ian more than 120 miracle stories and
sacred legends.
If n a 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 DeWit t's Little Early Rise -
Mr. Quesatla, the Cubian Minister,
called at the State Department to in
form the officials that his government
would be represented at the Jamestown
Exposition. and would send a military
delegation to Jamestown,
Hew to Prevent Bilious Attscks
One who is subject to bilious attacks
will notice that for a day or more be-
Jore the attack he is not hungry at meal
times and feels dull after eatinge A
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets when these first symp
toms appear will ward off the attack.
They are for aale by Davis Pharmacy
and F. S. Duffy.
Mr. Longsworthis said to be engaged
in filling his eighth scrapbook with
clippings about his engagement to Miss
Roosevelt The clippings ar from pub
lications oe all corners of the earth.
A ctfera tJlracls.
"Truly miraculous seemed the recov
ery of Mrs. Motile Holt of this place,"
writes J. 0. R. Hooper, Woodford,
Tenn., "she was so wasted by coughing
up pus frvra her lungs. Doctors de
clared her end so near that ber family
bad watched by ber bod side forty-eight
boursTwben, at my urgent request Dr.
King's New Discovery waa given her,
with tbe astonishing result that Im
provement began, and continued until
finally completely recovered, and ia a
healthy wotnan today." Guaranteed
cure for cough and colda. ' fjOc and
11.00 at AD Druggists. Trial bottle
free. ' V.. - " ' .. . " ,
Vc:d'5G::dDc
It
ron ioog
v ' ' le one of the bandsnmest and
' most valuable pub) lions ot .
he kind ksmed. The aseaul ' , '
.. ami practical hints contained , -
,lnU)nniiJlso!Sof Woods '- .
. '' Seed Boa. make it a most
:. eJii4e help to art Famvwa
- end Osrdtitort sod it bsw long
n rirnliieU aa aa np-fc. 1 .
date authority on aQ ,
Gan!:!) en j Farm Seeds,
rr"rTirly t-r ' hrrn 1'tanlln;f. ,
, V 00f e BJ Coot IDIllWj
tn to Isnnors stwl tisr-lroerS " .
Jion rjoeet Write for It
4(atsMAm
C - w a w ' w I
r:c::vCNO,
rrn-ire-ej rx .r etf flsel
4e- Me-e, $ y eA
frwMf y -' e P-e e-r- ., ..J
Administrator.! Nctlco
WOMAN AND FASHION
p t-n. V
. - Aa Aftractlr afole, -1 -
TmT skirts cut in narrow goref that
serve tp-brtag out the curve pf t hips
arc hmong the moat: attrq'ctlvg of the
sonyTbe smart ino lul Uorp shown
was developed in hiiiW broadcloth
and may bo in round, short round or
instep length. The back may be In
habit style or nuulo with.au inverted
box plait. Etmnine, voilo, serge and
granite cloth will all make up well in
this design.
The New St'ittionery.
No wonder Jcttcr writing is becom
ing a lost art. Fashion now makes the
paper so thick that it is about impos
sible to get more than two sheets into
one envelope, and the modish hand
writing has grown so large latterly
that one barely gets a letter started
before two sheets are covered. Pure
white and a very delicate pearl are still
the lending colors. Monograms are
conspicuously large, heavy block let
ters taking first place when used sep
arately or lu a monogram.
Slllt Tnllor Coirn.
Tailor gowns are made of silk a great
deal,- For a time the silk tailor gown
was regarded as tho property of sum
mer nnd between neasous, but It has
been found so mnart and effective that
winter clnims it also. There is'a fancy
just now for trimming these with braid
with rows of stitching between, mak
ing a most effective decoration. They
are trimmed n good deal nnd made to
look as heavy nnd rich as possible.
Concerning? Feathers.
Flaunting plumage of most vivid col
orings decks the winter hats of the
woman of fashion, and, curiously
enough, not oven the most brilliant
feathers are left as nature colored
them. They are dyed oven more bril
liantly to suit the millinery freak of
the moment. Peacock tail plumage Li
used In Its metallic blue green shade,
while the tail feathers of tho same bird
are dyed a rich brick red.
Fnnufon Fanclce.
Shoes are getting more pointed defi
nitely so.
Those rounded muffs flat, of course
are as good this year us Inst, and
that's saying a great deal.
Short and long neck pieces are both
good, tho preference a little given to
the long.
Lynx Is more popular than it was
Ulst season
The Corset.
Corsets have changed a great deal.
The old Idon of n small, round waist
Is coming back Into faror as rapidly
as can be, but, llko the return of nil
old Ideas, with radical differences. Un
like tho trim straight frout corset, a
poor figure Isn't Improved by It, but It
emphasizes the Much of a gjod Dgure
In the prettiest po miblo way.
A Rew noat.
A nnflf l.rt-il Inlnl. hr.nrrli)
out calleil tho spat boot It In, as the
name Implies, n walking boot with an
attached cloth upat, which fornui tho
uPPec part of the boot, hut It overlaps
the rump exactly os the spat does nnd
Is finished will) the little bucklo and
strap under the foot.
For Tonus I'alke.
Bright red silk, pin Ided with stripes
of browo nnd dull green. Is the fabric
nsed for this very pretty child's cos -
tumo. Tbe circular skirt has two box
plaits laid In the front, and these are
a,ii. kwin vain.i l.iittna in
-. - orkL'4 oumnatv
tosortMl tSnre, Tbe esme trtmnlnf If
mf"! t-1on b frsnt ef tbe waist,
wbHi t Ut plait tmQost! to as.
Mtltnc . f,H,nd ti.r. and tbe foil-
tens of w untrtmmI s Is take
at U liTf.ts with mst1 s-Jb feed tnrka,
rs- tf.MrMt.sisa, . 4
R V;tvw,i' Ir f.nl A.Ylum, Chi-
r.eo, sh.il rsr.oT.'ks:fs slllr.g
,iu.n, stvl there are n-r! iO U
thors. f;'f iu'.is writ: "
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Li Vv r Ft ed," Sal
Largest and finest stock of Horses and Mules ever offered for sale in New Bera
A car load of each just in. ANo a complete line of Huitki Wago: 8,
Harness, Robes, Whips, Cart Win els, Etc.
T..A. TOHES, Proprietor
Broad Street, New Bern, N. C.
J.M. ARNOLD,
Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange Stab'es.
Largest and Finest Stock of II jrses anil Mules ever offer. 'd in New Bern.
A car load of each just re -eived.
Robes, Whips and Cart Wheels.
J M. ARNOLD,
Hahn's (Xd Stable,
J L HARTSFIELD
Ollt factor niMi ISiiilili-r.
(Fflf, !i:i 2 M I HIM.K ST.. PlONIt Ub
After having so much trouble to get Tin work done when I wanted it an
like I wanted it done have purchased the Tin Business of L. II. Cannon. Hav
opened a First Class Tin shop No. 91 Middle Street, i. xi to Caskins C'yrl
Store, where I have competent and experienced men to .! mv nrk, I wili run
this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTINC and I'.l 1 1 1 .1 MNC.
Any work sent me will receive 'PROM IT ATTKNT1: i'J, ;,iul will be DE
LIVERED when PROMISED.
I havean EXPERIENCED SLATER. A I.I. KINDS Ol STOVE WORK
DONE. STOVE I'li'E MadeJtolOrder. ('ffiec l'hone lL'.i, IV, , u.celHf..
New Livery and
Sales Stables.
BLOOD POISON CURED.
A Desperate Struggle and How it Km led
I Just 27 miles from the classic city of Athene, O.i , i
little town of Mnxey's, the residence of Mr. I i.l.i ri W:n,
I released from the mcst iwrilous prcilii-Hnicnt , lie pjni, i
consented to give to the public. Ho wril s : toilnw
M A X I -W S , dill - i I 1 1 ' I . F I
I For twelve or fourtiH'n vcuirs 1 hav,
form of Blood Poison (Syphil.s.) whuli
was pronounced a tertiary form. My li
a solid muHH of corruption, and fimilly ii, disi-as ' ,
ekull Imnes. I became so horribly r. iiu Ihi t tint
refuKi-d to let petiplc sec me. I used large .iianli;i
rcmcdiis, snd applied to nearly ull pliyHiruin.i n. ai
tinued to grow woriM", and ill said I m i hi I'.n.ly
seat of exciui inting aches nnd pains'; my ingl.1 , ,
reduced in flesh and strength; my M.:nc
came a burden to me.
1 chanced to sec an advertisement of
C. Birchmoro anil Co., merchnnu of our
1 forme. It was used with decided h"neflt. I out um.-i! it
or ten bottles hd bn ul was protMiunred iwiuml nn.l u
I Hundreds of scsrs csn now he sen
burnel snd then restored. My case is
i hnrnt oi omers wno msy ie simiistiy
TTscts to the public snrt to extend my
dy. I have been well over twelve months, ami twi return ,,f the .iiese hnn oc
rurred. Ronkkt Waku.
Mim s, ( a. , July I
We, the undersign' rl, know Mr. Uobrrt Wnrl. ml tko pleaHure in ilstuw
that the feet as above stalmi by him
worst case of Ulond Poison we evrr knew in our ccHinty. an, I that he l.ai In. en
rured hy the uw of II. II. II. Botanic
A. I. nRKJPITW Kit., M, Tenant.
John T. HaBT. W. C Hisxmmomk A Co.. Mfrohsnts.
W. C. CAMratci L J. 11. llRK.urwKi.1.. M. I)
Botanic Blood Ili'pi (It B. p.) Is pusrsnteid o rurv any Blood rr SVin
Dteae if Isken tn t Iflritnt (,ui,te v ss Hirn-leH. It in uild hy all (;ood druf
gists at tl.00 per Urge b-iUle; fa lor l"0. Velunl.U- U,k frc.
BLOOD BM.M CO . Atlanta. (;
City Ordinancen.
By the Board of AUennen of the City
of New Bern!
Be It ordslned that 8oc. 187 of tbe
ordinances be amcneM so as to read:
Ni hog or boffs shall be kept pined
et at large la tbe city HmlU botween
May lat end November IRb. Aaf per
so rioUKn title erdinance shall ee
roatlctlor) be fined two dollars for each
horeekept.
tit tbe Soerd of Aklormen of tie
City of New Berni N
IU tt otdaW. tbat ft aball be nnla w
fa fat snypropn'srarsf any re-tsursnt,
Urtf r olW pt. Urieed fof th
asle or to selUr inks sf any k.v4 epoe
fUe, la any Store or foont le
whir b ihcre le any. scree ee otW it-
,vkfr pHWy. w any. itoveer w
(,wtM frnwt iivw, .f wl,lH.
IW i 1 pelnt, turt-Ui or OiVr ov
tic of taltifft off the vi!W ef tbe b
- UW from perenee eitbe eWewelfc or
I eww.
tvb mem of store
shsll t Srrte
9 (TnS Sod Srh
po'by ti nr f'rt willow arrn
fe'.nl rf ciri n ' U M msintatnen er
t ; -lie ,"" !.'. "
A f re f t'tl ::,3..r lm;d
f r ' H "'".
e and Exchange
SuccessDr to
M. Fahn & Co.,
Co.nplete line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness,
Middle
Street.
Eino stock of Horses, Mules, You
and well-broken, eil 1 1 -r fur driving o
farm work.
Buggies, lla-ii'v ', Wliij's, Robes, and
everything kept in a well equipped s .t
ble. "
TERMS KhDIT.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
C H DI & CO.,
G6 Broad St
New Bern, N O
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on n e, I.Kiking like a man w iolind been
well known in lliw rnuniy, ami for this
niieccti, i uhiik n my
ny duly to Kive
v al lalile n re me-
hcsrlMt thank for
arc true, i n I that Inn was on-- of the
Blood Balm.
Publication Of
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