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FIC1AL FAPEB OF NIW BERN 'AND
"7 CRAVKN COUNTT.
New Bern; N C. Feb. 8 1906.
JXICIPAL EXPANSION PER TRANS
P0RTATI0N FACILITIES.
If there is to be a Greater New Bern
J this ia not a matter of doubt, then
is new and larger city must come,
rough an expansion which shall gain
s success from transportation facili
s, by which the sections immediate-,
y adjoining New Bern are to be
rought in close and convenient com
iunication with the business centers
f this city, -'
r resent local conditions demand this
pension through the service of trans
utation? facilities. .The first local
mdition is the congestion which exists
iroughout the residential portion of
ie city, vaeant lots being very few,
nd building lota being practicallynone.
This' causes high prices for every
ind, of property, and as the popula
ion ia Constantly on the increase,
ouses to rent are fewer each month,
aid this means higher rents, and this
increase in rent is growing beyond the
wage increase;
A second local condition is that the
i resent city area for residences is
hemmed fa by the colored population.
These citizens are fixtures, either own
ing their own houses, or else renting
them, and so making this boundary
one which' cannot be easily changed,
and the relief can only be secured by
iroing beyond, opening up new subdi-
iaiona,-, and connecting these subdi
visions 'with" New Bern by an electric
ar system, .which will mean an easy
and quick access to the home and of
fice for those who will buy and build in
these subdivisions.
The prospect for one or more subdi
iaiona is 'practically assured, and to
mplete .their success, to give New
era the opportunity to develop, in
Ut most needed way, the ownership
f homes, there must be some scheme
romoted in wjiich an electric car ays
m may be built in this city, and con
ctlng with every adjoining subdivis
n that may be opened up for settle
ent' .,' ';'
There I more CaUrrh in this section
f the country than all other diseases
rut together, and until the last few
ars was supposed to be incurable,
) or a great many years doctors pro-,
unced It local disease and pre-
eribed local remedies, and by cons tan t
y failing to cure with local treatment,
renounced it incurable. Science has
oven catarrh to be a constitutional
c ane and therefore require com ti to
nal treatment Hall's CaUrrh Cure
anufactored by P. J. Cheney A Co.,
. u'edo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
ire on the market It is taken Inter
; ally In doses from 10 drops to a tea
ixmful. It acta directly on the blood
!,d mucous surface of the system,
l;rj offer on hundred dollars for any
a a fails tp cure, 8end for circular
..nd tPeUmonlals. Addre
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, a
Sold by Druggists, 76c
I ska Hall's Family Puis frr const-
flew York Cotton Market,
..-.. '., . .
f f blowing war the opening and
; prlc on the New York Cottos
je, Feby.T. ' .'
Opm High.'
10.67 ;- .10 75 .
10.8S ; .10J.
19 W 1102
fipta 19.0EI '.
14 year, U.. ;
Low .Close
107 10.78
Icija ' ioji
10.17 " 11 C2
ii CtWiMlMlieK Ot ajsay ttrl
!,,' f i . '
s:. who have (a&ad a ttalkin
uikms a anatjU of the. cau
u d a, c'.aim that tf fatrh
f roull be oUed a long Uat Of
, .'rr,t'$ wcmld nefrf be
1 vtty or.e kiuii that ffiffl
1 rnr.'im,Uf friglnat f run
, 1 (hronie raisrrh, jrnKr.iM
fft and lung troulil" are e
i f ' ,r t',f r!.-!o d
j rflr-'y "nUtri rt rrurr
ACT.
Celer ef Hair SolJ to Indicate Per.
aoo'e Yeaaeerajaeat.
'. Kiry people believe that blonds, or
lirbt r.air denotes affection and dark
hair constancy, v A person without hair
U not devoid of character; far from It.
The. dlBr-csllton of U)e averags bald
batod man la to show auch aoUcltude
for be welfare of others, that he Def
lect b'mrVC A ge-rm causes "baldness.
Prof. fc.tboi;rauU, of l'aris, t rance. In
Boctutod a rabbit, with Dandruff cerraa,
wmrir-c It to become totally bold-ln Ave
wckV time. ; To rid the scalp -of these
dnngfrdua frcrms it is neceseary to apply
Npwuro's . Herplolde. -s v,
; ''DMtroy t the. caoge you remove tha
ctfpt f .:-. r-:'.-. . -- i.
feoM "iy Joa(lns'"drpstai" , Send Mo in
tbicip tmr eajapl o ITja.Herptclde Cc
v ' Cr. RRAPfir Ail, jHwiHiTTn,
- ' : Wards Mill ;s
' " , - February 615
. Farming iriteresta are Improving all
the time,: The setting pf.wjr) fences
is an every day bues8ffc
The committee rf : Bmith Academy
consisting of ttessrs,Xuther Kellum,
W, H. White, and G. CSmith, Misses
Annie Trott and Josie Smith, and Mrs,
Asa Smith, will give an 'oyster supper
at the Academy, Friday Feb; 9.
David Ward, son of George Ward, if
Swansboro, I. N. .Henderson and E.
Rogers, of Hubert, claim themselves ai
champion deer hunters. "They killed
three fine deer in one day lasl; week.
Miss Alice Kellum ia visiting friends
near Jacksonville.'" 'JlJ:'r';,y'i
The Pritchard Xuinber Co. has .pur-?
chased an old mansion and 30 acres of
land from D. G. Ward of Swansboro, ,'
The petition for the improvement of
Bogue Inlet, was completed and sent
to Congressman Thomas last week. We
hoL'C the Journal will publish the peti
tion. A good appropriation should e
made for this matter. ;
GEN.
Failed.
All efforts have failed to find a better
remedy for coughs,, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
1 1 atops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from a cold.
J. N. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes,
"Last winter I had a bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half a dozen ad
ver Used cough medicines and had treat
ment from two physicians without get
ting any benefit, A friend recommend
ed Folay's Honey and Tar. and two
thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider
it the greatest cough and lung medicine
in the world." For aale by Davis'
Phurmacy.
Wire Grass
Feb. 7.
Many of our farmers in this section
are preparing soil for cultivation.
Mr. D. W. Hunning and Mr. W. G.
Dudley attended the Quarterly Confer
ence at Newport Saturday Und Sunday.
Misses Daisy G. Dudley and Mary E.
Hellen went to Beaufort Saturday af
ternoon and returned Sunday.
Mr. Nathan Ferrell and family of
Aurora, N. C, have rented and moved
on the "St Elmo" farm, owned by Mr.
Alonio Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. A'ex Foreman went to
Newport Saturday to visit relative and
also to attend the Quarterly Confer
ence. Mrs. Elizabeth Lee of MorebeadCity,
who has been the guest of Mrs. J. B.
Jinnett returned home a few day ago.
Mr. John A, Norria ia having a large
and commodious dwelling erected on his
farm. ,
Mrs. Mollie Gillikin and children of
Vandemere, N. C, are visiting Mr.
Wm. Cam pen thia week. , '
Mr. B. B. Small made a flying trip to
New Bern last week.
The changaLle weather is causing
much sictcnes in thia section. It seems
as if the atmospherek completely filled
with the germs of dlptheria throughout
this village; at least tt ia the theory of
the physicians. . -
Leighton, the infant son of Mr and
Ur. John Dickinson, died Jan. 29, 1908.
Interment waa at the family burial
grjund at RueaelTa Creelu .. . ' -7 -
On the morning of" February 1st,
1906 the angel of death claimed from
their bright borne, Bltk Raymond, the
seven month old ion of Bv. and Mr.
I. R. Jinnett Th little angaU body
Waa laid at rest ia the family cemetery.
- . WE.
". Tit Yettew fever Cerai
haa recently beim discovered. It bears
a close rcmbUne-to the malarial
germ. ' To free the syatarn from dia
te germ, th moat effective remedy
k Dr. King ' New Ufa nil. . Coaraa
teed'lo cur all diae do to malaria
poUnand conatlpaUoo.'' 25. at AO
DrugflaU. , .
Gen, FredrV k f'unato will ooo I
relieved from command of the De
partment of California and ordorvd to
h Philippolm, where he wit be pWed
m eharce of one Of the brlgadr whkh
) rii formd on Ijaton, with view
to thir poaaible ntilitstkiri in ctnntvtln
lib any move whkfc may be ma4
ailnt CWf. .
Pnfumwi'a rfu?n fo!V laCrijj-e
bt fWrrf fnlUuM the B cf FoUy's
Hpy sn4 Tar. It rorea Usf'U
wCb nI f-r-PTi!a pr.nrrKi arJ
ffrr,( tUi. A f T' !.y'i lI'Trr
UAia tells c;
nl Tif so-1 rf' any ,'ti4 r f
rr4 l!r. O. Vahr, r-f VI v 'l
.?., 11.Uc wn "Vj vt!flI
I'M tM ff l f t!,rr
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Ftly 3.
We have had one wetk. of euntLiae,
and we are all rejoicicing over it, and
the farmers are all smiles, we are all
smiling. . '
Mrs. Louis Morton and son Willie
from - Hubert are in ; town visiting
friende and relatives.. - - -
-Our town is fuU of drummers, this
week, among the are Messrs. Walter
Pough, Herbert Land, Dan Roberts and
aeveral others. '';:r
Mr. W. E. Mattocka left here" Mon
day bound for Louisiana to take charge
of a tug boat, his wife expects to move
in her new house next week :
, Candy stewa"- seem to. be all the go
now, we have been informed that the
young folk had one' every' night this
week. Messrs. Tom Pritchard and Will
Ward say they' have eaten candy until
they are Vaweei all over. 4Gues the
girls were sweet before they ate any or
at least they took ByVf JKsStS
Misses Ida Ward, Mattie Moore and
your uncle Phill had a fine, oyster roast
at Mr. . M.' Jones' Landmg on Queen
Creek last Thursday! The oysters was
so large they had to cut them Into to
awollow -Iheisv)
: Mr. Tred JPttman kUled ; four ducks
the ertday''in?ithe' rwing- atone
; .Mi. Geo Pritcfaarj aaysanyone wantr
ng to buy game BhOuld a:pplyto: m 1
and aays. he haa ahoi - away' twenty
pounds of powder arid fifty pounds of
shot, and has crippled one duck,' the
barrel of his gun must be crooked fe r
t Mr. p.ljar"&iilied
week, and has invited us nptohelp4tim'
enjoy some of the luxury of life, so t
guess we will take our family 'and go
up and spend a few day with him, al
so take some of oiir ends along. '
Mr.T, H, Pritchard, General Manger
of the Swansboro'Land & Lumber Co. ,
has gone tbBocky Mount to meet the
president of the company,' and others,
which time and place they will discuss
matters of business, U i ' , '
There Beems to be some great attrac
tion on the road just two miles from
Swansboro,. Some of our young boys
go there every Sunday, and come back
with red faces and a sick stomach and
weak knees. Stop drinking the poison
stuff, it brings your parents Jto grief,
it steals your brain, robs your pocket
book, and will lead you to ruin, it seems
If Sunday ia the best day of sale for the
stuff, but the boys say the proprietor
give it to them,' but that ia rather thin
will tell you more next time. :'
Uicklaet Ma la ArkaiM.
"I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas,,'
writes H. L. Stanley, of Brono, "since
the reatoration of my wife's health af
ter coughing and bleeding from the
lungs, and I .owe my good fortune to
the world's greatest medicine, Dr.
King's New Discovery, for Consump
tion, which I know -from experience
will cure consumption if taken In time.
My wife improved with the first bottle
and twelve bottles completed the cure."
Core the wont- cough and colds or
money refunded. At AO Druggists.
60c and $L00. Trial bottle freev- V .
A Pleasant Evening it Cove.
An ice cream supper waa given Fri
day night, February t, at th horn of
Mr. M. Dickinson, by hi danghter,
Miaa Boa Belle and Mr. Clyde Foreman
th gUMt, were as follows: Mr. Clyde
Foreman with Mia NelUe Whitehead,
Mr. Cleve Langdak?. with Mia Roae
BeU Dickinaoflr Mr. Bert Davenport
with Miaa Be! Dickinaon, Mr. Burden
Small with Mia May Hellen, Mr. Cur
ni Merrm with Mia Daisy Dudleyr Mr
Alax'NorrU with NelUe Dickinson.
The stags were Mr. Jim Week, Will
Humming and Lee1 Dickinson. - The
chaperonee were Mine C E Dickinaon,
ar Vj. J. P. Dkklnaoo, Ie)' cream
and eaka were aerved at 8 80 o'clock by
Mrs. J, H. Dickineon and Mrtv O. M.
Sabiatoo. - MY. WQl Weeks furnished
Rroak for the occasion with hi phono
grapb, , After varioaa game they all
left for their hom much pleaaed.
' - - ' .,'- . Violet .-
If ia kind of bOlooa mood, i "
Too wish aa aid to digest food, - j
No other pill b half ao good .
A DeWitt's LittW Earty RUera -
When o'er yoa feel Impending ill, '
)nd need magic little pin, ' ,
No other one will flj th bill v .
like DeWlt's little Early RUert. ..
ExamlnaUoa waa begua la th case
of CoL- William D Mann, , editor of
Towa Topic, on charge of perjury, y
" A IsUI I tarW. , " . .
Th mother who haa acquired the
habit of keeping 0Q hand a bottle of
ChamWUis's Cotigh Rm!y, save
hprsolf great amount of unwind
and sniUty, Cough, cella arvl croup,
to which thiVlrsn are sosrrUUs Sre
quickly etired by Its cm, It countTcU
any tmJwy ef rvld to mtili In
prunnxrfila, If (.Urn arm 0
first tympUn tl cniun pjir. It sti l
firetimt the atlarli, IhU rnly tm
tsina bolhinf InJurVnj sr1 rrH.'JrrS
girt It to little with fwling of
xf fnrt srurt'y. f- l I by IsvU I'har
rr.'y ar.-i F. S. I1 "j. '
Army olTirers I a Mani's eif-t toxj
n.!i, si s!irw ar lime. ' I
lT C,rk
Tl.'is Hf.-f I li ww'.'y t i"-J Ijr
f r 1 f r I
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s Hci:;rg Balsams K11U1I C!rrhl Csrmj .
Sold Under Guartotts by F. S. Duffy. ."
It is a note-worthy fact that among
the many medicines and treatments for
catarrh, there is only one which F. S.
Duffy sells under the positive guaran
tee to refund their money if it does not
cure. Hyomei,' Nature's remedy lor
the cure of' catarrh. 1 u - -v: " :r -;.
No dangerous drugs are taken into
the stomach when Hyomei is used.
Breathed through the small pocket in
haler that me8 with very Hyomei
outfit, its healing balsams penetrate to
the most remote cells , of the throat,
nose, and lungs, killing the germs of
catarrh, healing: the .irritated mucous.
membrane, and making complete and
lasting cures. ,;'.. ; ; . .4
The complete Hyomei outfit, consist
ing of an inhaler that can be carried in
th4 purse or vest pocket, :a medicine
dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei, costs
only L? The inhaler will last a life
time,: while extra bottlea of Hyomei
can be procured, whenever needed, for
onty 50 cents.' .- - .'
To'draw the fire out of a burn, hea
a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, tetter, eczema and all akin
and scalp diseases, use DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. A specific for nites. Get
the genuine Wo remedy causes such
speedy Jeuefi Asa: for DeWitt's the
genuine. Sold by F S. Duffy. , -
The balloon of the Aero Club, which
left L mdbn successfully crossei English
Channel and deaended-f in safety at
Bermonville. 20 miles inland in France.
The f entire - time - consumed from
London to the place of desent was four
hours and ten roinutea, . - ' - .
.Vv.V. " 1
; The Original Laxative Cough -Sprup
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar,
It expels all cold from the system by
acting as a cathartic on the ' bowels.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is
a Certain, safe and .harmless cure for
colds, croup and whooping cough. Sold
by F, S, Duffy. :' - ' . ' : 1
The import through- New York,
during . the last fiscal; year were
greater than those for all the other
ports in the United States combined.
itching Pile.
If yon are acquai ited with anyone
who is troubled with this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater favor
than to tell him to try Chamberlain's
Salve. It gives instant relief. Price
25 cents per box. Sold by Davis' Phar
macy and F. S. Duffy. ":
Newport News Baptists raised at a
single meeting $20,000 to rebuild the
church that waa recently burned.
Gas In th Stomoch.
' Belching and that sense of fullness
so often experienced after eating ia
caused by the formation of gas. . The
stomach faila to perform its functions
and the food fermenU. Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct
the disorder. They aid digestion and
strengthen and invigorate the stora&ch
and bowel. For aale by Dayia' Phar
macy and F. 8. Duffy.. .
Dr. Faatenrach, a Zurich professor,
pent much tim the past five month
standing up to his neck in the water of
Lake Luzerne, testing the taming of
fish. H has succeded m taming about
200 fish so that they eat out ofhia hand
and let him lift them out of thewater.
FredKrempel a well known naturalist
of MOwaukae. win send Mia Alice
Roosevelt, a a wadding gift, a peiceof
work modeled after the) painting of
'"The Madonna and Chriat" mad en
tirely of th wing of butterflies. Nearly
8.000 wing war used to make th
Ukene.' v ."u-;-- ,'. . -
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Th most disastrous railroad wreck
that ha takeo place In the vicinity of
Helen. Mont for many I years occured
two mile from there at midnight last
Monday $ freight crashed Into a pas
senger train killing four and aeveral
amerloualy wounded.
Isintts y '4 lil X I'm 1 "i Ba
K(eu
r
It haa bn discwcrtd that arms are
being smuggled Into Finland from 8we
den, ' . ' ,
v fVatl"! t ely' Hety f t Ttr. .
fnk j A (" , 0M Ktfo. nriinill
Hone aii Tr ii...,t uJ iunif
rwrnly, i,l 0,1 v,wti -f tl.e rtsl
mrtil an-1 (iint nf K'f 1 1 Jf
ei'l Tr tnnnj in itatnUiS Ste ullrt( ft
tiiw i-nnuino. AKIr tnl'y't llnnov
inAl r refine si uljt .lute. f
f'-'rrri nt ro othr rr",.sraU. n irire
the .,r. -i i. t. It In ri i. .; y
t,vo. Il r'ltJs'ni rsf r .. ' - H'. I La
f.t firtM iS'PT enli : ml fTM.IMI.
1 f.f ! i ty Ut a l l?r,:;;rj.
fr(ary I:..! .'. - 5 1 .: tit.f l!.-t
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(Minn'' fa"r t'-e t'tr.ii
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A Feat Tli at Vi ill Tumzle Tboxe Mot
Ia tlie Secret. -
An Interesting ft-at can be performed
Willi tbe doua'uoos. whlcli the operator
annouucea as follows: "I will lay -the
dominoes in a line, one beside another,
lying on their faces and -making one
black line, how I will go Into the next
room-, with my eyes as closely covered
ns you may desire. - In my absence you
may take' from the line any number of
dominoes you please provided you take
tihem from that end which is now at
my right hand and place them at the
apposite end, so .that," except for the
change in the places of the piece,1 the
line la Just the same aa before. On my
return, without unbandagjng my eyes,
I will tea you the number transported
from One end to, the other -1 will do
more. From the midst of these domi
noes, of which, you have- changed, tho
positlon, I will drawjjne which, by the
addition -of Its spots, wil) tell you ex
actly; the number which -you took from
right to left. After they have made the
change count with your fingers-lf your
eyes are bandaged--the dominoes from
left to right as far aa the thirteenth.
The spots on this thirteenth will inva
riably represent the number of domi
noes whose position has been, -altered.
But In forming the ilne originally you
must have'arranged th(Tfirst thirteen
dominoes, beginning at the left, so that
the spots on the first form the number
12, of the second 11, of ther third 10,
and so onnp to a double blank, for the
last and thirteenth. Tou place the oth
er dominoes afterward in the order in
which they happen to present them
selves." ' :
THINGS NOT TO EAT.
inosff Them,' Aceordfnff to m Med
, leal Man, Are Baked Beans.
, Abolish soup from the dinner table,
eschew tea and coffee, pass the baked
beans with silent contempt, beware the
genuine paucake, "be.: not lured - into
turning traitor to your, stomach by
America's common enemy, pie; be tran
quil and cheerful at mealtimes, even If
you (!"'?. r.'-.:r-s a c'jr"n!e grouch the
rest of the time, and uerer, never go to
bed with your stomach filled.
These are scattering fragments of a
thirty-two inch shell of advice fired be
fore tho Chicago Medical society by Dr.
Edwin B. Tuteur, who lectured on
"When to Eat, What to Eat and How
toEaV
"Soup,' declared the doctor, "Is su
perfluous In a substantial dinner menu.
So Is tea and so Is coffee and, In fact,
any moisture except that which Is nat
urally contained in the foods. Soup in
the form of beef broth, without eggs,
cereals or vegetables, would starve a
dog to death In ten days. Beef tea
made from the solid, extract sold for
the use of Invalids Is a mere stimulant,
a non-nutrltlous. queer tasting temper
nnco drink. Tea and coffee are not
foods, but stimulants. They retard di
gestion and often cause gastric catarrh,
nervousness end Insomnia.
"Beans, the dried and baked variety,
cooked with salt nork, are baneful.
Teamsters, -soldiers and Boston Intel
lectuals subsist npou them to some ex
tent. Pass them by." Chicago Becord
Herald. Tito Belcher Artesian Well.
The Belcher well lii St Louts Is one
of the famous artesian wells of the
world. The boring of It was begun In
the spring of 1JH9 by William 11. Bel
cher, who had a sugar refinery near the
river a few block north of where the
Bad bridge now Is. After the expendl
tnrc of $10,000 the well was In 1851
driven to a depth of 2,100 feet, where a
Sow. of seventy-five gallons a minute
waa struck, but the water proved to bo
ao Impregnated with mineral matter
that It was unfit for use In tho sugar
refinery. -for which Mr. Belcher wanted
It It Is used how only for medicinal
purpose! and for sanitary bathj. P'
r. k Halln Gospel.
Th Eev, J. C Warren, ' pastor of
Sharron Baptist Church, Balalr, "Ga.,
iiys of Electric Bitter. . "It's a God
send to mankind. "" It cured me of lam
back, stiff Joints, and comolete physical
collapse. I. was so weak it took me
half aa hour to walk a mil. - Two bot
tle of Electric Bitter hav mad m
so strong I hav Just walked three
miles ia fifty minutes and feel like
walking three mora. It's mad a new
man of. m." Greatest . remedy : for
weakness and all Stomach, Liver and
Kidney complaint. Sold ondr guar
antee at All DruggLsta. Drug 6 lor
nice Kit -r. . . . . : . -Ret.
Geo.- Simmon of Peoria, III,
against whom grave charge had been
mad cam mi ted suiald at hi horn
Monday 6th. -" '. t '.;.
BMutUw IJ lil las Hi) ivrn Bcs
Tih Duke of Manchnslcr has been
apptjlntod captain of th Yeomen of th
Guard by King Edward. Th poeition
rarrfft with It salary of t-'fl.OOO a year
- - C m - .1, Ai'" '
John F. Wallar Ul 1 the rn net
nvrsliating -committee all , the
r'in-iimstsrv-" of fci ricnatiofi is
i-f 9rt of the I'Annma carl.
4.UIT1.' rtr' t!-l he
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.f t-. rj'-i'-t-c "f 1 w a
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Brick Kiln. . -
Fimary Cth.
rime, we thought it might be well top . - " A Desperate Struggle and Hqw it Ended
note a few items, :'. ;. - I y ! . - ' ... ... ;
Oo, little place is .till on a rishal- W towf of SlSS -SMPfS J?.
though not much farm , work -is being
done on account of the bad weather. :Z-.?mll tA;iorow6:
Our school Is bregressirg nicelv; nkl-'toVtwrtww'.fol G'J-n . .
der the efficient management of Miaa'fonB of Blood ? (SyphUis.) which
Bertha Taylor of Trentom-VShexha
the largest atter
m several roonths. Therod is being
used very frequently, and srrc-wn bova'?'einlieB' m& applied to nearly all physicians near me.
are no exception. . :.. - - '
" it-t u "it ""j";-
Mr. John A, Belt and .family who
have been in our community for foir-
hope It will be for his benefit and the
people of Richlands may welcome him
as good neighbor ::
' m 'c.v V' . , . v wutwn woo may o simiiatiy anected, 1 think it my duty to trive
Mr.nepard, a pioneer, of Boguer1ac' to the pubhc, and to extend my heartfelt thanks for so valuable a reme
has moved here, and will occupy the y-Ji na?e been we" OTer elve months, and no return of the disease has oc
former residence of Mr. Bell. .currea. ; ; Kobbrt Wakd.
Mr; and Mrs. A. HumDhrev anent ' We, the undersiirned. know Mr. Robert WnrH nnrf'VLi?! J'AL.,Ly.-i
a few'days with relatives at Richlands
i4. i. z..
last week
There ia not any sickness in our com
munity now, but we notice that cer
tain doctor of Maysville. is here verv
otten; perhaps he has other business,
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CURFEW.
No pill is as pleasant and Dositiva an
DeWitt's Little Eariy Risers. These
Damoua Little Pills are so mild and ef
fective that children, delicate ladies
and weak peoplo enjoy their cleansing
effect, whilo strong people say they are
the best liver pills sold. Never trrine.
Sold by FS. Duffy.
Croatan,
February 6th.
Mr. S. M. Brinson paid his usual vis
it to the public school last Wednesday.
Mr. J. S. Morton of North Harlowe, j
was a visitor here for a few hours last
Thursday.
Thanks to the Thurman band and our
friends for their presence and assist
ance in making the shadow party here
a great success.
Miss Bessie Morton spent Saturday
and Sunday at Newport attending
Quarterly meeting.
Messrs. B. I. Ebron and V. A. Tol
soh spent Monday in New Bern.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bell spent last
Sunday with their parents at New
Bern,
Mr. B. C. Hardison, our hustling
merchant, spent Tuesday in New Bern
buying goods.
Mr. George Conner spent a few hours
here today. '
Mr J. E Hawk was here Saturday,
looking after the Pine Lbr. ( Co. inter
est at this place.
Mr. S. L. Kimbell left a few days
ago for Chicago, III.
Mr. T. E. Haywood spent last Thurs
day in Kinston, selling his last year
crop of tobacco.
X.
A Menses to Health.
Kidney trouble is an insidious danger,
and many people are victims of a seri
ous malady before the symptoms are
recognised. Foley's Kidney Cure cor
rects irregularities and strengthens and
builds up the kidneys, and it should be
taken at the first indication of kidney
trouble, as it is impossible V have
good health If the kidneys are derang
ed. Forale by Davis' Pharmacy.
Executrix Notice
Ravin oaallSeS ss Kiacntrtx of AloBse Foleiwr
iinnwl.ill person hsrlne esUms samlnst the ee
late ef Mid deeeeses are hereby sotiiUd to present
thslseme dnlr erMM to ste aa or be
fore the - Sth Say of Feb. 1907. er ,the
IwlleewUI be pleaded la baraf their merer. AO
Damans Indebted to said aetata are hereby raqnaat
erftosjake aansedlate WHamant.
atfi Feb sth. iM
. TrtllSA FULCH-'R. KtarebrU
Low Rate Tor Theatiic.l Perform-
"'', -' ' irtCS.' '
Account performance "Mont ChrfJ
to iioiasDoro, reuieui, ismj, tn a et
NCRR will sell round trip ticket at
the following rates: From LaOrang
30c; Kins too Wc; Dover 75c i New Ben
11.25; Morabead QtyflOO; 'Beaufort
12.25. Rates from ill other agency sta
tions In proportion., Ticket to be sold
Feb. Hth with limit New Dem and
point wt Fb.I4th, points out of
New Born Fcb,15tb. Parlor ear "Vane"
will be operated New Bern toCoUaboro
Train No.f Feb. 14th and special train
with paj-lor- 4r "Vanco" attached,
will be operated Gokltboro to New Bern
Immediately after conclusloa of per
formanc for convenlencei of returning
paaKra. - -;-. .. . . ' t
For further Informitlon and parlor
car rrervtion, apply to any agent
A A N C R K. ' . . -, ' . ' .
Vo6dg Seed.
Second Crop
Seed Potatoes
I 'A J i.tU-, yUlJ toller nl
r-i.'.ro ttii,f-rti rtfij., anl are) In
!,.,' tin ajllh l v k rrs SO'I
a!.) "-. TJ !,'frnf J .A!. 11.
t r t ' I sre t.f ' ; !v-f
jn-.::iT, l If'.r-n l 'io, in
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BLOODe PQISOHtUREl
relae4 from the most perilous predVeament,; the particulars of whfrh het.
refused to let people see me. I used
ZTTJZ TV"". ' ? i
!5 "V- a cnea ana pains; my nights were passed in misery I was
reduced m flesh. and atrength; my kidneys were terribly deranged at life be
came burden to me; , , ' anu me ne
or ten bottles had been used waa nror.nmu.pH n.,nH .,i ,.,n w " n e'Knt
"uijfnddl! of Bca cfn now he Been on me, looking like a man who had been
Sl? SV&H ?tored. My. ease is well known in this county, and for the
S Siit.fict8a5i 8tated by h.im ar.e true, and thut his was one 'of thi
i worst cases of Blood Poison weaver knew in nnr .mint,, , .i,.,. . u. .
cured by the use of B. B. B. Botanic
u .1 m rt t . .
T
John T Hart.
. ' , - W. C. Campbell
; . J.l o ftuninnn.-t.-u in cure an'
I Disease if taken in sufficient quantity as directed. It is fo'.I l.v
, gists at $1.00 per large bottle; 6 tor $5.00. Valuable book free.
oounic oiooa narm Id. r. U. 1 is
Our Mr. L. G. DanieU who is now in the wo-t rvil! r;tu in l -i: Vi !.i ,s
with 50 head of the beBt selected Horse i ami MuU-h w t i:.- liiuj; fr n:. u,
lbs, to be found in the State.
We have now on hand 25 head of goo:l worker-; .in 1 ih :i,-iil y si.-clima' . il
Horses and Mules. Also a complete lim of W.i-.':h, S irry -, I5.i.:;i m. fart
Wheels and Harness of every description. W u: t i-.-i i I - our i r.r s fn UwH
quality the best,
- e us before doing business.
Very truly,
Daniels
JT. Jones,
Livery, Feed, Male nnd Ex-han-
J
& te:
lrgent and finest Stock of Horses r.rwl Mu!r v i . ' i
A car load of.cach Just in. ANo n n.mi'l.-i- i i I !
Harness., ItoU-a, Vhi, i .n. . . . '
T.Jiu. TOITES, Pxcp:
Bmad Slrvot. Now H-rn. .'. '
Curw a Cold In One Day, Grip in Two.
CNt
CITS AT Ti:2 JOINTS rRO.H TOCWSIDL"
I ' -umru !.!o h cur4
rnil.m, Lumheitr, Sclstks) srvj ether Hlood tMaeaae
' -t 'l 1 doctors hvo
::rr J '..nt I! ; Vln Ilwjllal ha failed PTTTmV3
I.--1TT C.LiiXil CX, frti'l, iu.i.h.f.u
" I W 4 fcf ttl tiyM.hmt t' h ft- M rrj - trva an mf f
4 '- I ,('" 41 f fW.t rj i4 ft mimr
fS --t r ) r- 1 Kerl r r I kn4(
' t r. ( tilKMUifJ . r -4 I J f t fis4
. . r, , . - ,. I 1,-4 (, . M f'" f
ran into the Bi-conH .n,n ,
shoulders became almost
wrge quantities of the most iotod bul3
uui my conaiDion con-
must surely die. My bones became the
Blood Balm.
. . : "nt in-una ien
A. T. Brigiitweli., Merchant.
W. C. Birchmoue & Co.. Merchants.
J. H. Brightwell, M. d
euaranteed to nir,n lw,i
all ; rood drug
Athirita, Ga.
UliUUU UA.1.M (,().
&
ann
oni6
on Boz. 25c.
CURS
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