North Carolina Newspapers

.1 L... No. &. :::cn;?T;:: hates Clo Year, in advance............ tOO j Year, notinadvance . 5.00 nlL'.y, by carrier in the city.-.. .50 Advertising rates furnished on appli- eaion.- Entered at the Poet Office, New Bern 4. C. as second-class matter. , in i - i m OFFICIAL PAPEB Of SW BEEN AMD V ..."T CRAVEN COUNTY.'' , .- ' , New Bern. N C. March 16, 1906.' . CONSIDERATION OF LEADERS ALSO -: v.. important ; r;r:r : Nothing more clearly demonstrates the fact that Republicanism is a living - force in North Carolina than the indis criminate and violent abuse which is being hurled at the party by the. more rabid element of the Democratic press. But the truth is that such treatment does the Republican party far .more good than harm, for it shows to hon est, thinking men that while the party may not be perfect it is opposed by forces "which ran defend . themselves -only by charging the atmosphere with hatred and Clouding the public vision with the smoke of partisan abuse. All we ask for is a thoughtful considera tion of the publie issues now before the people, and if our political enemies.can have their way that is the last thing we will ever get. A While in no way; member of the "rabid element,' of ' the Democratic press,", the Journal cannot but think v its esteemed contemporary, the Greens boro News, from which the above edi- , tonal comment was taken falls short of t the mark, in its desire to support North CarolinaTlepubUcanismin placing Hen ' oeratic criticism of its party n h'B State, as called forth ; by T Democratic "partisanism,. The fact la that Repot licanisraas exemplified bythe' Roose- , velt 'administration has many sympa? . thizers. even more, admirers in North Carolina among men who - vote for . the . ?ita T1pmormti( ticket at elections. f ) Of course naUonal repnbhcanism, its i issues and ' prmciple i we . a; part of State republicanism. "'Some of these issues;.; notably protective tariff, is favorable to many prominent interests in rsortn (jarouna. am wane, wiia.u- sue, and perhaps other republican issue! might secure a following, ; and so En large the republican vote in this State, the republican leadership is of such char acter as to disgust any would be aympa thizer of State republicanism, and anch a voter is loai''.'V yri It is in a leadership, the character of iu man or men, be it political, com- mercial or reugfooj, which U essential to success and the gather ing of a respectable and aolM following, as are issues and principles,' and it is this lamentable weakness of leadership of North Carolina republicanism, which prevents the party from gathering any following.1 North Carolina RepubDcan iatrv today, apart office, and Its loiiiltTS show 'their littleness to tit- Videra v thai constant acrambto; for , , ofliceV and (heir desire for a party which nhall consist of loaders for f- fief, only, with just enough ofllcea fur tbexe leaders. ' '. ''"' V -H ; Tthe readers of this papa will b t1ccd to loam that there to at least one dreaded disease that science has ht-t-n able to cura In all stage, and that is Catarrh, Hall's Catarrh Cur. g the nly ponltiv cure now known to th n.' -Heal fraternity. Catarrh being a eoo i!i'aiUfnjJr1iipii, rcfjulr a cotutilo- f ual trvatmmt Haifa Catarrh Cure Is t .rn intnrnally, acting directly OpfnOis i '. 4 sirii mucous surfaces of the sj-stcrn r bydostmylng the foundation of tie audg-iving Ihs raiWit sHrcnth i l linjtup the Conntitolkm and iwld t are In cluing IU wnrk. The prr-j-ri- i.av n rrnirh faith In lu rurntive . t!,at Vlj f,rTT Onn Hundred 'rn f. rnyfa0-iat it fail to rut. If r ! t c.f t!invr.l!a. A'l!r : . J. ( HKN'Er ACo.. ToU-lo. O. --Id 1 1 :cr;iU, 't'.iC TakS ,t fori! ; linn. Kail's Fsmily ? of rmal r I)inr, whs U In ,-i ."rhere In Now York J '' c :. that lv nioT--? t the t..r every c ar.:i life lot-8V a-'Comj t - ; 1 l y t. too. The ou!y wv In the wor.4 to c. te dandruft Is to kill tl:e dan !n: f E ; -i, and there Is r.o hair pre paration tit flo that but NewbFO'i 1-ierpiricifl. lisrpl. fide by killing the dandruff germ, leaves the hair free to grow as healthy Nature Intended. Destroy the cause you remove the effect Kill the dan drnf germ with Herirldde. Sold by Wndinf rtrugsrlsts Fend lflv In stamps for samnle to. The Herplclde Co., Le-tt-olt, Mich. 0 D. BRA.DH AM, Special Agt r A Chicago paper says John Alexander Dowie and Mrs. Dowie have parted. - . ' A Lively Tussls with that old enemy of the race Consti pation, often ends in Appendicitis. To avoid all serious trouble with Stomach, Liver and Bowels, take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They ' perfectly regulate these organs, without pain or discom fort X 25c at All Druggists. ; j 'Louis CeLange,' a writtor of plays, was found dead in his room in Dew York with his throat cut, and itte be lieved he was murdered, i ' , ; The ' -cures that stand to- its credit make Bucklen's Arnica Salve a scien tific wonder. It cured E. R. Mulford, lecturer tor the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa., of a distressing case of Piles. It heala the worst Uurnp, Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains and Salt Rheum. - Only 25c at All Druggistsr . ''S, France's peace footing is 589,420 sol diers, including both officers and men. -3 - " Sleflplessnesi, Disorders of thi stomach produce a nervous condition i and often prevent Bieen. ' Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets stimulate the- digestive organs, restore the tystem to a healthy condition and make sleep possible, ; For sale by Davis Pharmacy and Vtv 8. Duffy, r j , - -;;. Frances Draw, only 2 feet high" and 52 years old, was sent to jail for robbing the poor boxes of Washington churches. Bwuitlw s -llis toil Yob HawJIways Bought The latest figures give the total num ber of Victims of the French m'ne dis aster as 1,212, .v?. .' a k Fsvtrlla Rsmsdy for Babies.1 Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy a favorite with the mothers of small children, v Jt quickly cores their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequen ces.; It not only cures-croup, but when given as soon m th croupy cough ap pears will prevent the attack. For sale by Davis Pharmacy and F. S. Duffy, . Ar drew Carnegie stopped over In Hich mof d, increased his library gift to that city $100,000 and gave $10,000 to the Rilroad Young Men's Christian Asso ciation. ...; ,,';-it -..'V "No pill is u pleasant and positive DeWitt'a Little Early Risers. These Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef- fective that children, dvlicate ladies and weak people en joy their cleansing effect, whils strong people say they are the best liver pills sold. Never gripe. Sold by P. S. Duffy. . . Several village in the Island of Savail, Herman Samoa,') ve been destroyed by a volcanic eruption. . ., The remarkable recovery of Kenneth Mclver, of Vanccboro, ale., is the sub Ject of much interest to the mcdira' fratwnity and a wido circle of frknda. lie says of hit cam; "Owing to acvrtr in Ham ma lion of the Throat and con Zcalion of the Lur.cn, three doclors fare ma up to dif, whi as abut ro- ort, I was induced to try Dr. King' New Discovery and I am happy to y it saved my life. Curp the wont Coughs and Cold. RronrhitU, T 'H tla. Weak Lunca, IioarTii at. 1 La (;rip. CiiarahtHl at AIIDn;;;' ar.d $I.(W. Trial trrn. ' Fivt trr,j wrri kui'd in a c i " brtatfTI two rrl.fimis l-cU p ar I; if .n IV.ar. L Vn I'.il i Pr'AitCa 1 rV: '. I '"'" fcr t( f' t,. I r-:.k J -; ' 1) b' t 1 f J F. 8 V-"j. i ':t of if. Le I. -'.: 1 i.i ' 1 I !mo of iect't.s;ty, .- :i-:ve succor or, in I.ul ner . .Iitil. "Say, Jack, w hat Lave you t!)at string led nrouud your tinker for?" "Cli, tli.it Is to remind me that I for got s ) ijM. ' my wife told me to bo sure to remember." Baltimore Amerl can. v . - A Bur Silt. " Th$ honeymoon" tuny Tory proiierly be said to be:orerwheu the wife sug gests to ber husband that be'd better have his trousers) pressed by a tailor.-' Detroit Free Pros - - - - ""In Heihnaelali'a Time. Kind Old Lady-Vybat alls the babyt lie looks healthy I'm sure.i The Nurse -Ou. be Is, (lie little dear! But he's peevish today on account of cutting his whiskers. P;'ck. " . , v . - ; A small teaspaonfnl of powdered gum arable with the same amount of glyc erin, stirred Into a'tumblerfui of cold water and "drunk? slowly. wlll oftei work wonders In quenching thirst - Special Rafes Southern . Baptist Con vention, Chattanooga, Tenn, via , r ; Southern Railway, " - The Southern railway announces ac count of Southern ' Baptist Convention and Auxiliary Societies low' round trip rate of one fare plus1 25. cents. Tickets will be sold May 8, 9, 10, and 11th, final limit ten days from. 'date of sale, ex cept an extension until June 15, may be secured by depositing 'ticket and pay ment of 60 cents. The Southern has double daily' 80rvice ' for Chattanooga and is the shortest route to the Conven tion as well as the most scenic. The route is through Asheville and the 'Land of the Sky." - ' . , . For further particulars call on any Agent Southern Railway or address. V RE.tSREEN, C.T. A.', -r,.',Vr (Raleigh, N. C, Exports from . the United States to France are'about $71,000,000, annually, Imports into the United States from France are $88,000,000 a year. - tursd Hamorrhagts ol The Langs ' . "Several years since my lungs were so badly affected that I had many hemorrhages," writes . A, ML Ake. of Wood, Ind. "I took treatment with several physicians without any benefit I then started to take Foley's Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now -as sound as a bullet I recommend it in advanced statres of lung trouble." ' Fo ley's Honey and Tar Btops ; the : cough and heals the lungs,- and prevents serious results from A" cold.' , Refuse substitutes. Sold by Davia Pharmacy The House eommettee that invest! gated the Naval AcdemnyreporU that most of the cadets were engaged in hazing. . Rear-Admiral Brownaon willdlr censured. - : ; ", ' Cr ij".? , KWssya,;'-'' Women are more often afflicted with kidney disorders than men, but at tribute the symptoms to diseases pe culiar to their sex, while in reality the kidneys are deranged. Nervousness, headache, puffy or dark circles under the eyes, pain In the back, are signs of kidney trouble that must not be ig ored, or a serious malady will resnlt. Foley's K'dney Cure has restored the health of thousands of weak, nervous, broken down women. It stops irregu larltics and strengthens the urlnaiy or gans. It purifies the blood and benefits the whole system. Sold by J Davis Fbarmary. . , 5, - 1 Scrstor P. M. Simmcn.1. of North Cro lina, tnnde ajtpth in lh Bonate ad' Vacating the Railroad r.alebilL : Always He; Ckimhtlil' C'ougN Hm()f la K t Yom. . "Yit wotild not he wRhout Cl.nmlr Iain's Oi,:h I'w riif !y. It is kept Iind con! muniiy in our homo, W. V. Kramry, f'.'.U.r of t!.n lr,. ; :,t cvryy f t ei 1 1 r 1 p.e.f l c! . 1 jr. 1:. , H I 1 o t. 'y U k 1 :. ' t' , :. I '. K V, ! r !'-' 1 M i it (' " ," t r 1 ll 1 ' x j 1 1 j 1 1 1 1 a c.i . OU 1 K "f 1 ! Lu 1 Kins- ,..-., 1,.. . 1,1 t t-i'ii.d: Jut W-u, ( i !'b 1 u.il Viuh's had i.i.i.'.'i 1. Minium 4,i;.t.i,(j(ja ana iro".j A ailsworth, Nev., onoe a lively rail road town of 4,0j0 population, hut now collection of deserted shanties, Is overrun by thousands or wildcats, tlia tk'sei'uJauis of 200 or 300 abaudoned house cats. , Bhlpplug and keeplntr grapes in cork dust la. quite an industry in some of the European: grape districts. ,A considera ble quantity of such grapes shipped from Spain Is annually consumed In the United States. The kaiser receives $3,293,000 a year as king of Prussia, but nothing as em peror of Germany.- The king of Bava ria receives $1,850,000 ft year, the king of Saxony $875000 and the grand duke Of Baden $100,000. The world's, diamond 1 production summed up shows that India has pro duced 10,0Q0,000 carats; Brazil, 12,000 000; Africa,. 57,000,000. All thd dia monds hi the world uncut would ha v It value of $340,000.000. '4.no greatest- ueptn to wmcu a sur , marine boat Is known to have descend..". ed under full control and without la. j Jury Is 13S feet That record was made in experiments in Europe by a vessel peller yt KInety-eeven of khe con dcslgned by the American Inventor, parUo8 were nntive born and Simon LOkO. .. v , . tmntrr.ntv tnivlf, Thw fltflfftrl fliat The owner of a variety store In Fall , River, olass.. kept Ave cats about the placo and boasted that no dog dared emec ma buoij. au weui wen uum oue aay recently n. uunuog wameu into tue store, imd. between him and the-vats the place was pretty well done np'i--! Hancock countyv Me,f loses a' building of much historic Interest in the old towh ball of Ca9tlne, which was re cently demolished. It Is not known just when it-was .built but it was used as a courthouse as long: ago as 1790, 'and jt was also the- (list ploqe of religious worship m the town. ' , ,-. Lorcu Miller of Grantham. N.1. EL, has succeeded in enpturfng alive a wildcat Voting Miller had a trap set for coon or mink and caught the cat, which weighs twenty pounds.- - It" took - several men and a bushel basket t get the? animal from the trap to Miller's home, where 1t Is now confined in a heavy wire cage. Anuiwtln rolo,"av veteran (trainer. who fought In the.' Crimea-In 1854-58, was thrown into a burial trench while wounded after the battle of Tchernaya, but made a slight movement that was noticed anii was pulled out again; died In' England the other day. He lived Just fifty years after bis flrsttuneral. '. A recent candidate for parliament In England Wrote an address to the elect ors of the town he wished to represent and n love letter to his best gfrLv lie put the two effusions Into the' wrong envelopes,;, "The printer was quite sur prised at receiving an order to pi'lut 10,000 copies of tbelave letter In elr- tular form. A Huinford Fallfl Me.) man who has lately had u telephone placed. In his house to sard him steps sua bring hi- homo closer to his place of business ran all the Way homo one night In the face of n gilo to learn if it was bis dwelling which bartered the flames.. And lie didn't Uiluk of thff telephone n&tll bis wife nsUed lihn why he hadn't called bor over tho wire before he began bli hard lannL ' , B.' T.. Dodson, a farmer of Sou(h Canndiaa valley. In Oklahoma. : named his Jeu .children after as many states 1'?(lii fnloa His six daughters are umcd Virginia, ' Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Idaho and Jersey. The Dod sou u-y arc named allaoonri, Ohio, Teuuctwi-e and Texas. The ten Dod sun rhllilrcu, it Is said, always appear In puhlic wearing some red, white and bine hunting, . " lira. .tnu Nob a widow of Clo ciuuatiTfecils LOW canarl(s in ber lnx Qilous homo-iu that city. . During one of ber trips abroad many years ago she purchnwd and brought here the sncea tors of thnra birds at a coat of 11,000. llx-y live In wrfiity lrp c. II Conta Jlrt. Noble $03 a year to feed bfr blnla, and tlio iuot eirx-nalve bfatlng ud veiitlliitins Brranjfiniipnl obtains hto Arc piovkliil for thetn. air. Rcliloii, tlio premier of New Za Iflud, announce) In a ;xH rntly that JiipniK- ' would not l illowc! to romff tu New 7-iIninl nnd that tlio Col ory wyuM refuse t be tllrlntod to In th' tuatt-r. "Hi! I In ri fcrciif' to rlr'Milar frmn t!i Iliili-h cl'ilnl office a l In-ul l i tii" r-.lnn'.Kla and di'ina'iid Ins the r-:ttl if l i i" at sre tcpa- tnuX t lli" fi '.i::n nf lintlons With (,'r-.it liritaln Id at pac. d'yiorn r J i U K. Ti")' of M.itiln fi n.- r; :. 1 H. J. II. ?!' IT r.-.:'. if Ii' 'f.l ! ftt; rr 1 r;,':i Jl t, ' ' i- f r a I' rm vt t-mt )i-n " 1 . r ', ) tit '. it V. .0 1 . t - r! f , V. . ft-ri l.f f .' f i i ' . I : a t. rr f ' ' a j r i : : f r c I f ' J - t.f 1,0 ;' la t; niiu Wo- 1. 1 t .1 ut - r;.ii-: on U.e tirett. It i- l ' .--:od that a'togetber ti ' 1 . '...'mis cost the Japanese m-n.u.i-i.tSl-jO.OuO. Norway exported about 63,000,000 I s of frt-sli cod and more than haif mat n mount vf salt cod last vear. The pay of the Russian private sol- iloj 1, aij een Increased more than 100 por cent that Is to say, from $1.35 to j a year. , , . . i;ecause m one aay 01 ten nours re cently the almshouse batber at Bethnal green, London, shaved 230 men there Is some talk of raising his wages. A British constitutional association has been formed for the purpose of "prpmoting personal liberty" and limit ing the functions of governing bodies accordingly. - - Company G,; Second regiment Con necticut militia, stationed at; Water bury, has three men who have served In the militia of ..the state for. over twenty years. u . f,The highest: price ever paid, for s steer at the stockyards at Kansas City Is 10 cents a pound,- which was paid the other day for a choice animal' The record, price previous to this sale was Pftcents. - . - - - x - - There was a stair climbing contest on the Biffel tower, Parls.'recently. : Three hundred competitors climbed' the' 720 Steps, all In racing costume,1-, with rob- w shoes 'The winner nerformed the 6at m 3 minutes 13 seconds, f " ' Tnrin ... mnr aivrthnw mar. ' ., unsea were aranted In Mont theyhad forgotten the place of, their .nnrivirv. - - 11 ' The Kongo" Free State has on tlio Va- terwayS of the upper Kong regulai steam '.navigation . lines..,. On : Stanley pool there arc about-100 steamers, half of , which ibclong - to - the stater : Jbel steamers In Use on the river and lakes are specially, built in Europe for slug glsh waters. : ..t - -- - . -r.--' i, Irish pearls,, which are of rare purity and . colorings. ' have become- much In Vogue in England within the past two years, t Queen Alexandra wears a pearl 'from the oyster 'beds -all Conne maro, set In green enamel,'. The orna ment is in the form of a brooch; a pres ent from Lady Dudley.- t ir i Miss Annie Paris -of - Manchester, Hh recently reported the loss of two rings to the police. Two days after she found both rings done up in a. wad of paper and" lying on the floor of the woodshed -at' her home. : How - they came there is : mystery tVhlch she says she shall not attempt to s61ve. : rt'The furnace as. a means of ventila tion is said to be more economical in deep mines than in shallow ones, as It acts by heating a column of ah. The higher that column the greater: wilt be the difference 4a the weight of air In the upcast and downcast shafts, and consequently the- greater" the j motive power -t " , The Duke of Devonshire possesses' ..as n heirloom Claude Lorralnes tBook of Truth." which is said to be one of the rarest and most valuable volumes in Europe. It' Is Worth six times as much as theMaEarln" Bible; the most .cost ly book that the'Britiah -musenm can boast? The late 4uke refused an offer Of $100,000 for It An eight inch sapling has been dis covered growing through " a. ilautern globe In the woods near West 'Frank 110, Me. The tree, which Is growing on the site of an old lumber camp, exceeds (a diameter the globe and bulges out both - above ' and ' below . the .. glass. ptrange as It may seem, the glass is neither broken nor cracked,'.;-. ,; Oilna has no less than 7,042,650 dtl- sens living In foreign countries and has obuudnnt. reason - to be . watchful of their tntcreata. There are only! 80,000 of them In Ute Philippines; our govern ment havlug prohibited their entrance there, and the total for all American countries Is 272,829, of whom probably about 100,000 are In this country. ' Here are a few of tho prices quoted on common commodltltn In 1 Si 3-64, ac cording to an old ft cc aunt book owned by Jauic Walkor of Ooffittpwn, N. n. Green tea, $1.50 a pouud; Oour, $10 per parr!; lamp oil 42 cents d'qmrt; sog sr. 20 c nta a pound; pork, 20 cents a pound; molnxwa, f 1 trnlloo; beans, 81 cents n pKH'k; butter, 52 cents a pound. peter V. Da Gr.tw. fourth aHlatnt rtostninstrr, grnernl of the I'nltod Plate, has a nnhiue offleo contrirsDcs. Ho trlrzrnplile cj nnnmlcatlon with bis ap' fvtnry and stPiiog.-nphrr In th sdjoinlnir room, snd he ma call fr ps pcra wnntivl or Olctnta letter nl;hotit lcnvlna bla private ro m or Interrupt In any way tho niKrtiit ronferencos that take phre CV.f lu hl offies. A tpnr reetinl fir at.itvre Iinv lin rt.nliiiaiifl Py onu of tlie np-.rly elect- p ritfilmrg rfiircicntiitlrpa to r-rn gnu, T r. An.'rew Jarki.n tl.iivl.feld wli i-e nx f.--t flvf? n!,. i cr'iW-l frmn t!i lal-'-r at tii'ir mwt:ni hi rurl! l i-,t Mn i... r jr." rcu.nrk that l.;a r.n ' 1 hi " l.'i l li'in Irj t'. niyn ) !-y rm I ,:, f.t !. pr Mr. I nnr.y, U I 1 J. V. .f 1:1 'I Just as I was retiring to rest one tvenii.j tu-re cauie to my registry or ce d.Kr a geutie, unobtrusive knock. When ir.y a-isistnnt acswered the knock ind uslK'ied in a poor, bedraggled look ing creature, therefore, I was not sur prised. . " ' - -.. . But I certainly was astonished when the broken down looking woman asked me to obtain a situation for ber as gen eral servant. . ;v - - : : :.:. Slave you any references? I que ried. . . 1 " ! Ko. -ma'sm. ... m aorry to say, I Save nou-' , , 1 , -i "Where do you come from and what Is your name?" I have Just come out of jauV My name Is Grace Campion. -. .-..r.: .; "About Ave years ago," she said, I took a situation as general servant In the hntischold of the postmaster of The family .consisted of . my employer, Ills w If 0, son and two daughters. - The postmaster .was : very : fond of company, -and every evening ' at 6 o'clock io wont -out for a brisk walk, whfcll i generally ended at a. certain noted : suluifbnn hotelt ' flo always re turncd in timp to get off the heavy post and then weut out again to the Golden Ball hotel,- adjacent tor the remainder of the evening, - -: "When there was a crash In the post office I tvas called in to help, and, be ing trustworthy, the money drawers were always open to me. - - -'"Stanley Gore-,- my employer's son, be gan to follow his father's footsteps, sad ly too soon. His father kept him moder ately' well supplied with pocket money, but still Stanley often used to borrow a few. pounds from me on one pretense or another. ' i -- ' ' ; - r -' : - !'He generally paid me back again with great promptitude. Whether he meant anything or not ho was very handy with his compliments, and from these we got to kisses.- . , ' "Stanley one day spokoto me on the subject of marriage.' - After some cle- lay I accepted him, IIi3 fatherwhen! ho heard of the; engagement, while ho received- - the i announcement coldly, i raisea no barrier. -"Just jiljout this time a carious thing took place -Ja the postofflce. .There was something wrong with the cash i A test letter containing marked coins had been sent by a departmental Aet tectlve, and It had not arrived, at its destination. Indeed It bad never passed through our office, 'although the recep tion of it had been traced to the hands of Stanley Gore. "I overheard the detective declare that be had a search warrant and that he, should, forthwith proceed to put It into execution; ? I almost flew Upstairs to his room, and In less time than it takes to tell I found convincing proofs othlg guilt . With, the intention of de stroying the telltale letters I was rush ing down into the kitchen with them In my hands when who should meet me on his" way to Stanley's room but the defeeltvn. vC...-. . , ..',--!, -,.-.-' ' The officer, recognized the test letfer at a glance and by a quick movement on his part smtched It from me. Be fore I could recover from my surprise be hart my- arms pinioned In nch a way that I was entirely in his power. "jror btanipys sake I went 'quietly with hint -When outside be called a cab,; and tn a few minutes afterward I. found myself in a cell at the police office 'V'i'v i- "Xexf . morning,' "when ' the newspa pers, -whose reporters had picked op uie inrormation at the polio ofOoe, gava full particulars ef the. robbery and arrest, public -opinion was very mneu divided oo, the subject , Bom people believed I was guilty, and oth ers Inclined to a contrary opinion, - "All doubts -.were. "however, (set at rest when 1 pleaded guilty to stealing tbe letter and -Its contents. The other charges were then dropped. fThe Gores took no notice 'ot me, fully believing I wss the base woman I had pleaded guilty to being. Tbe day I was sentenced, however, Just: as tbe warden in charge was asking me ta step down from the dock, I, looked round and aaw among the crowd 14 the court the agonised, face of fitaaley uore. "Boon afterward .Stanley disappear ed after giving formal notice of bis In tention and making all anangementa to go abroad. Dt has not been beard of since. "His family will have nothing to do with me, although I told bis father privately the real history of the rob bery. ITs simply said I was tying and that Ettanley bad left boms through ba te f disappointed lu not obtaining tbe band of a eertshv maDufacturer'a daughter, who had, in, fact msrrtsd a otar friend of bla. "Now, then, after hearing my story, will you try to obtain a situation for aie?" . ' "lea, I will, tor Somehow or othef the roiivictlrm foicca Itself on ma that jrou are tepng uin t.o truth.' One day a rettrel fanner who wait ed a linuwkp.pir owing to tha dalh ef li! wife HurM'd to lako Grsc at a isnall wne. Xly oomrrmd wnt told ma tlmt a wi.inait who cviilil aarrtflr ) nm' h on t'ie altnr of nv mmt t a Ct"l tint trijlwortJ,y gort of prua. Z I tt ri"t (1-- lvrt. 1 !,''" wm A c-eat ittimrt-.e In 'jr v nen. r.l ntll firs years sftif Vn-i e ha.t uro 10 lit; 5, r.f.rT. !,a Li- t t -i I;it ii 1:- ;':i l,cr ft. ; ' ; r Tie cc!:;j-. t; 1. ; y I ' . r 1 1 f n ."it 1 ne I ;-- i t :,!.., ... . -ry . r t,t I' ' r ) ,:-..x l:,t(- ( !! - !f; n n.'lM" ' 1 I h li I llit '- naving bought out Mr. F. M. IIahn's interf.t in the Coipora ion of the Daniels. Hahn Horse & Mule Co.. I wish to sav that I shall com inn ; buainesa at the same old Btand.-.-1 will also state that I have a larce line of - - arnes, Kobes, Whips and all kinds of Saddlery, Buggies, Wagons, &., &c , which 1 wi 1 tell down very low for Cash or Negotiable Paper, as I exnect to conlino mv busi ness to Horses and Mules exclusively. Thar. king my many Inends Tor past ana future putronnge, I am - -. Truly, , ' L. G. DANIELS. L. Gt Daniels M. HAHN can1 be found at L. G. Daniels'. y...At the Head of all L Meadows I TOBACCO ,v. Use it and you will "Meadows otto.v : Jj- Guano, and Special () Aropa. Q' ft no Sales Agent in C) us. We U8ejniy 0 FOOD IN OUR GOODS. 1 T J a. l r ai hitt-1 a r tvt r 8 .AUB1SII on uaving mo iHLiwjwo BRANI. O F H it I k MPAnnWQ (in MnnhrtiirPrQ iii u ui ni iiunuuiiu uui) iituuu iuuiuiuiu q . Factory Neuse River. new burn, k. .- q ;T-. U u. u CwCccccoCwOooooo ecoo 6 j Jone s Livery, Feed, Nale and Exchange Larget and firiest stock of noraea and A car load of each lost in. Also a complete line of Bungles, Wanna, ' - , - - Harness, Robes, Whips, tart Wheels, tu. Tn7j&m :tT03tTBS; Exopric t or - . . Broad Street, P:;a!rativo fBromo. f;dnine Djtcs a CcH ia Ono Day; Crij inTtvo. tt Citizens v Bank OS" 1 TJi jwple bars sn 7 to U!nc icr,i-nt, crr.fnttal.ls Sad fhorrful v.: 3 f l. I op rrur l.ar.kir.g vnn U. t t t rf-A ..rrnKi' ta, w ar , ,-. 1 to a'd wnt l'a'''S . S hearty (kiJ ! ft i, . ,1 I'r -1 v . t I Y "-wf if??- K Tobacco Fertilizers Gold L?al - GUANO be pi as cl. am ai lcrop i'ertiiizei Vor All your vu-iniiy, write the BEST PLANT fhone, w. BLES Mules aver offered for ale in New Bars Hew Bern. M' CftrMMTt aid. 4 af't sf n f'Sl a.-MP m .i a. i i a ft I II l 1 t PfcAt, j f P., va - p I'm i