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mi m mm a . s jhiMiahe4 every day to tie year ax jpt Monday. Journal pulldtof M- r- Craven Street ' - -v-" l PHONE. NO, ,'.-S:. - j- v V EDITOR AND 4 PROPRIETOR. . SUBSCRIPTION BATES. X . On Year In advance,". M-00 i One. Year not In advance., .,r B.60 Monthly.' by carrier In the dty .60 V Advertising Ratea'tilrnlahea on ap- plication. Entered at the Fostotflce," New Bern, N. as second-class matter. OFFICIAL PAPER OF NEW BERN. AND CRAVEN COUNTY. ,"New Been. N. C, July 17. 1907,. KEEPING THE PUBLIC Df SUl " " PES8E, : - a -if.- . fr- The public is being kept in suspense by the telegraph companies and their operators. It was announced recent ly that Commissioner of Labor Neil had arranged a settlement In New York between the companies and their union operators. The announcement was accepted as official and conclu sive, but very soon after this reported adjustment there was a strike of ope rators in San Francisco and since that time the situation has not been en couraging. This uncertainty ought not to continue. The business world is kept In a state of anxiety and the general public is also disturbed at the possibility of a strike. The telegraph companies and their employes ought to settle their differences at once. They are under obligations to the public to prevent the demoralization of the telegraph service. There is a strong-objection on the part of con servative men to the extension of the principle of federarownship of pub lic utilities. It is possible; however, that even those who antagonize gov ernment ownership would, feel less hostile to it, as far as telegraph lines are concerned, if the business of the country and the convenience of the public should suffer by reason of the refusal of telegraph companies and their operators to adjust their differ ences. Baltimore Sun. Deafness Cannot be Cured. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness, and mat is Dy constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by 'an inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it la entirely closed, Deafness is the result,- and unless the inflammation cam be taken out and this tube restor ed to its normal condition, hearing ".will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh; which is nothing but an Inflamed con dition of the mucous surfaces. . We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case, of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by. Hall's Catarrh Cure, 'Send for circu lars free. F". J. CHENEY ft CO., To ledo, O Sold by Druggists, 76c Take U's Family Pills for const! . pation No one cuts-the hand that gives. Turkish. Dorters Could Not Help Her. ' . "I had kidney trouble toy years," writes Mrse. Raymond Conner of Shel ton, Wash., "and the doctors could not help me. I tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first dose gave "me relief and I am now cured. I cannot say too much for. Foley's Kidney Cure." .It makes the diseased kidneys sound, so they will eliminate the poisons from the' blood! Unlew they do IhlsT good health is impossible. . Davis Pharmacy Habit inr sinning stakes ay - the ' sense of sin. Litln."- v"; ; i , . , v -V-1 samples pf my. Dr. rshoop's Restora- tlve. and my Book on either Dyspep- ' sla. Z, The Heart "w" - The' j'Kidneys. Troubles orthe Stomach: " Heart ' or tuaneys.'are mereiy. sympwiuB aeaner ai imni.- uon i mass ua com nuwi mi iWn ' m. una wiwiiiiiri ima unit. " Symptom treatment is treating the re fi suit ot four allmen t, ' and not - the i ,: cause. - Weak Stunach nerves the ' Inside nerves meun Stomach , weak- Kidneys as well, have their controll- lng or inside nerves. '. Weaken these : . nerves, and you Inevitably have weak 1 vital organs. Here is , where Dr. - Bhoop's Restorative has made its fame No other remedy even claims to treat 'the "inside nerves."," Also for :: bloat lng, biliousness, had breath or com- - . iiiexion. use ur. hdooo s Kesiorauve. Wrlte.me today lor sample ana free . Book. Dr. Shoop, Racine, ' Wis.. The . jRestorativs is sold by V. ,S, Duffy, ' All 'great men are in some degree inspIred.CIcero. , v- -J -f ' I ' V-, loee. - -July J6 We are having very rainy weather at present . . , : , ' The- melon ' crop la Jate thlr, year but "they are coming'V'rThere will soon be a lot ripe. " ' Rev. Mr. Armstrong was with us at White Oak Saturday and Bunday. and hi able sermons very much enjoyed as usual.--4"'" t ' Vi lit, Alex Scott and mother of North East Were' guests of Mr.-and Mrs. E. J. Biggins Saturday night' Mrs." Motile' Morton attended the burial of her brother, MrRlgga, who died at his home at Grants creek, last week. v-, "". Mr. and Mrs. E. J. lUgglnsTeturned Monday from Polfocksvitle where they bad- been to visit Mr. Needham White who is very -sick. ' He has been pick now A nearly four weeks. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery- Messrs. Ben Harrison and5:Ro8coe Simpson were visitors here Sunday .p. m. . "-'i -.. .- z,. ;Vv. Miss Sydney Hlggins returned "home from Jacksonville Saturday afternoon, Mr. McOdum and father, of Deppe were callers here 'Sunday. .. "ft,- - Mr. Jl R. Parsons "and 8isteivMi8B Rachel visited their uncle, Mr. McPar- son, who is very sick, Sunday after noon. - " '' ; .1 Mr. Sam Lilly and family are lng in Carteret this weeki - vlsit- ? Money Loaned for Bttldlng at Brldge- ten. ., . . Any persons, who own or purchase lots in Bridgeton "may obtain neces sary lunds for building thereon ;thrO me. Bridgeton has passed the specu lative age, it is absolutely, a safe in vestment Congestion, of New Bern is driving many good families there who speak well of the place, A ferry line Is being established to convey; mill men to and from their work at New Bern. Mills will soon be in operation there affording employment. I : have numbers of desirable building lots for sale "at moderate cost' Further! ' in formation gladly furnished.' Call on or address W..G. Boyd, 104 Pollock St Telephone 203. Netke. Grace on sight drafts has i been abolished in North Carolina, by an act of the legislature at its session of 1907, effective , on and after Jufy ,1, proximo. On that date sight drafts becomes demand paper. ' NATIONAL BANK OF NEW BERN. NEW BERN BANKING ft TRUST COMPANY. ' ' : '. Roosevelt's Choice for President Special to Journal. Washington, D. C, July 16. -No doubt many people have been! sur prised at the collapse of the Roose velt anti-railroad campaign before anything has really been accomplish ed, but that should not be a matter for Wonder when it is considered that Mr. Roosevelt never hangs ..on long to ope iub, but better likes the excitement that hew projects, offeri.-The he has discovered that the' legislatures of moat of the states have Jakeri The bull by the norns and passed raiiroaa rate reduction laws which have discounted the puny effect of the Rooseveljt rate legislation. Then again I am assur ed, on the highest authority, thai; the administration project is to nominate Secretary Cortelyou ,for president be cause the corporations and the Will street financiers are willlna to furnish the necessary campaign' fund "ti elect him, which is the strongest reason tor letting up on the railroads. Yet Mr Cortelyou would be acclaimed s the residuary . legatee of - the Roosevelt strength, and is supposed to be! ready to- carry . tatdffect'mr '' polleies"--- whatever they are.' But It 14 still some time to the nominating convention and the unstable boss may at any moment pick up a fresh man, . especially. there appears' to be the same lack of enthusiasm for Cortelyou as there for Taft 'The nresld'ent would end the whole matter by saying he ' would accept a reflmnlnation, but his ejection night' pr'omiseii id , which ' he; "declared thAi in Min b a Candidate'-' would rlrtually be to rnnforvt thlr4 term prevents. hlnvndoubVadly President Roosevelt would lose a large eonun gent of Ms . narty f he "as a candl date for.a t ilrd termand Ihf votes in. the weste it States, would not give him en increased elector4l voti .The fact Js the Republican leaders '. are much divided upoowhai.to do 'anil are "working af cross purposes,? ,! '' If the. 6emocratk succeed In hnidng oa A candidate, whether he Is general ly, known or hot, they, would be sue cestui for there are jnanyTefikms why th. Republicans will not pull togther whoever they nominate." If their can- dldaU Is a known supporter of the Roosevelt faction, there will be 'many Republicans Who Will not 'support him and If he is a "reactionary "th ere will be others who will vote against him' or refuse him r active Support Leaving Our Republican . friends to meditate on their own troubles, Dem ocrata, who have (roubles of thot own, can overcome them by improving their organization and urging, meas ures rather than men. ' ' - u ' ' The Mw York city goveriiraent ex pends $1,616,000 each day.;, 'v.'Hicb''C;-.'- It is not a rKrn ,o ur ' thfi onunn. C-i t n I - t t - l, f ; C w ' J fc. V v'KlS,ttNA"E - IS , JOHN.' - And He ,1s the Right Hand Man' of " "f - John P. Roekefeilei'. , "Who Is John D.'Rockefeller'j right hand man?" ' - . X - This Is a question that is: asked every flay.". The answer-is generally that H. H.bogers Alls this uniquevposition. That Is not so. Rogers my he ono of Rockefeller's'' greatest flqancfai aids, but his "right baud man" Us seldom If ever heapd. oft'HIS'namejls Jhn.'. -Of course be has a .surname, .but Jt -has Seldom if ."ever been hearj by those who visit KOCKerener, ' tor years ine same. myster obtalnedTabout Ir. Lafr ta, the official etenognpherto Presi dent Roosevelt;"' IJ was afWays re. f erred toJis MS Lattai and "nof -until a year ago'dld the public learn his first name. t , -r ' - v " ; John Is really Mr. Rockefeller's most fcmfldentla! employee His duties ore varied and embrace the work of ev erything from private secretary to valet If there is anything any oue in the" Rockefeller- household -wants - to know; John usually knows It when no one else does, r . " , . ' He came from Switzerland and went to work for Rockefeller la a minor ea pacfty some years ago. The fact;that he was; Sffvingtevel,. headed amj al ways oa hsna'when wanted made a- strong Impression on the groat finan der. . ;v. - :. . .,'t.3S-" Todsy Atr. Rockefeller seldom goes anywhere without him.- If Rockefeller decides to. go- to Georgia, he merely mentions the tact to John, and when he ;,fs,readytp goJohh ha mn nli hotel accommodations audVinore lm portaht, arrangements 'So that hie chief can constantly keep In touch with the men who handle bjs vast affairs. . John seldom has anything to say un til he Is sure of the man he Is dealing with. :He Is as honest as the day Is long, and, although he treat.3 the em ployees of atl the places be visits with the greatest. liberality, ; he - has "the. strongest objection Jo being "done.'1' He always carries cenough money to avoid- the necessity of Mr. 'Rockefeller going Into Ills pockets, a ndench month be presents an expense account to his chief. , Every, entry he has erer made nn this account was understood at flrst glance until n recetone.'.It chanced (hat a certain physician 'ordered Mr. Rockefeller t rub lils muscles with whisky after playing golf. A brand that we,wl!l coll .White Ocean whisky was chosen, but when it came .to charging this up John feared that be cause, or Mr. Rockefellers antipathy, to liquor there uilght be some feeling about putting his O. K. od the aceOvmt Consequently it wis entered hs"four bottles- pf W'blte Ocean water." iind when that Item struck Mttockefel Icr's eyo he was puzzled ovec It. for s half hour, Then he called John. "John." "he snld. "wben -did I' drink all of that water?" ; Rockefeller wns so amused by the explanation that he tells the stry to thls-ds. . . John., bosy as be Is, has tlme'for a holihy, and lu his 'case It is bee cijltnre. f r-has studlwHue bees of Switzerland and t'lils country with the utmost care, and he discusses the most minute de tails of. the subject with the skill of s mau who has never done anything else In his life. -.New York Amerlcaa; ' C; t "jjrj&rf 'Ha beeh rcceptly latmch; ed rft Tslngta: CblnaV itdf ' the Cbrman overnment hkh In many teaplcts T (he largest' In the; worlO; It will Hft the largest . trn ttieshlp-.now; In ipommjlsslon. itsUea.rlng, capacity being fl.Ci0v tons its. total-welglijt.;ls'g,80rt.;toni;lipd "11 jra's $rp a'rt f oitrse" of -itr tioh;: .tt'Tonslstii of1lT'e:p6ntoowt,"and thenfechnhlftBt' i drtvetii arnl'lst pn'tlre ly. 4freleoMelfr. suppited. from cen tral station -situated oq shor ; -With the orM'slhrgest ..bnltlesblp; f the dock tbe work o( raising can be pen 'ormed In two jours.''.';..'. yy- f.Kr?:ytorli Here.y,:4 W-A Tn ireat heron 1a not the only one of .that family ta subsist on a flsb diet -but out :of over dozen; species It Is the Mrifest and 'niewt srtuttoiions of its itinti.Bna.wUDoat e, slnsle retloemi lng qisllty except rbapt the tlaugh- tble and. grotesque ms ti'uer It swallows a; fish. " LouiV Rhesd. the artist-sports-man; suggests Irl ltecTeatlon that steps should be takes; by followers of Izaac Waitaorio- see that, Ibe, lawmakers In our. rrarlout "States - should fjast laws tbat: vnr give the needed protection front' these - destroyers oT our: gams ash. : r ."'Our-S-orssts,-- - , At present ,uf one-Oftb sf 'the total forest area 'of the United State IS em braced, lu "ntitlobal 'forests The re- maiuing'tout'-flfths hare already pass ed or are rikelfto pass Into private hind ' The average age of the trees felled for lumber this year Is not less than 150 ywtrs.; Id other words. If be Is to secure a second crop of trees of the sami size th lumberman or pri-, rats forest owner must watt' say, at least 100 years -for t be second crop to grow. Csspar Whitney In Outing Mag isioe, . .. r-r-;:.", U : Tbe black opal, so railed, has been .described by a writer who saw It fur the first time st the New Zealand ex blblttoo at . CtirUtchurcb ss follows "It conililues tile Iridescence of Hi dnwdrop wlllt the color of the rolnoow mt in the blackness of n It lit. It Is a smothered mass of hidden -fire."- Consular Reports. '-.' . I'll stop your pain free. To show you BrRt nproie you siiui a pi-nny whut my i: .k l',.tii "i do will mall you free a Trl;.l ! them Dr. I" ""p's !!;. .: o T, Ki.iii . ' '.-i, i; .. .,(.:,.-, Ti,. : I't:, ti-1 ! ' -4, ' '.. li; a (' I ' :'9 ( f ids. e t) lio .4 - 1 . G'JESTICN CF PRIVILEGE. - The Harvard Profsssor and the Street l K. - -"Car Condtfeton, t- A well .known"". Harvard -professor was one day-traveling by trolley'from Cambildgsto Bostonwhere he4eslred to call upoifa frlerd.' He asked-thd conductor to: transfer him to th -city i cars nt-a certain point t ' ' Soon'cf ttrn aid the ar stopped 'and the -Hiiniird -muoott. looking out of Hie-window. wasaurprlsed to see.--the yecy .friend be 'was seeking. . He start -ed to leavetbe car., but the conductor slopped- hlm.'i-V- , f ; Your xan't j change-here, said brusquely. ?. Z The professor passed him,, making no respoiiBC - j '-J- 'vv vt "You can't change, here, J tell you," periLted the conductor.' -- ' By this time the professor "was on the reatatopt'aere. you old Jayr hx Claimed 'the eondudto'r, "havent I told yod- thnt'you can't chaiige nerer".'"-.. At this tbe good man flushed. "Well, I can change my mind here. Can't IT Llpplucotfs. . -r ' -rh uJi -'V'.'lt-WouWn1"6o,Oown. " " ft' is of ten claimed that artists and scientists 'should not marry.--? A wife and family) the contention runs, divert a nidn's thoughts from pure art or pure science to money making,-and In other ways besides they distract and coo strain him. X,.; jv 'S ,'.'.. .': irx : tieury Joi'ues, who Is usually serious, defended the above -claim rather friv olously' at a dinner m New York on Jils last vlsifif - "For exnmple," he said, ''a friend of mine declared one night that he' believ ed In study.. ; ; - ' . v , ' ." 'Nobody can learn 'in a lifetime all that should., be "known, he said. 'A mau ought never to assume that his cdneatlon is complete. - I must and will keep abreast -of the times, and I pro pose to begin the study of anatomy a OUCe.'.- ,: . ."'Jerome,', said ,l(Is wife calmly, you'll have to think of some better ex cuse ..than that for staying out to all hours of the night." Buffalo En quirer. " Manager's Qntl Hint. r "The last time I was In London," said Lioyd Bingham. 'i called ott a tbeatHcaT manager to make arrange ments vrlth him to star my wife.4 ' " 'How much does your wife ask per weekT .- queried ' the. imanager. One thousand dollars.' I renlled. .".'How much iOTyjask,': said ths manager, 'Is that In English money T "'About two hundred pounds, I said. " -:- -t: f. -' .. 'I beg your pardon.' said, the man ager, but would you mind closing the door as you go' out? " Petal Admission. -"What other qualifications have you ror the piacej ; askea the merchant "Weil,' began the applicant, "my friends tell' me I have a contented dis poslltloia and" :, rYou won't do,"'' replied ; the mer chant. - "We want a man with a dis contented, disposltlon-one that will bustle.'1 Catholic Standard and Times. Enough In Itself. ' . "Charlie Softlelgh IBthllklng, "I'm glad to hear of that" - . , "But f hadn't, told you of what be was thinking.' .:.-., ' "'o, but tbe mere knowledge tbat he was thinking. mad.e me glad." Cleve iarid tlafh Dealer. i ' ' : S JS v K Makes k Diffsrenee. ';' ! flra't Hussel going to take any.vaca tion this year at alii"..; ?- . : . - :t -"Xo..".. : ' - v-'C'- . ..." ; . .Why. be took one last jmr? i f . fYea, but he was on Jjalar-r then; heT a member of tae finu now."--Philadel-pbla Press. i '-;i-: '."' -;-' h:t. ' - v f: '' ' ts., A.Uslag Up Material. ' "Whyjbi not you? Ration more mo slcair. .V"-."-'"...'-''' .:;-';5- '" :(':-. . -".Weil.'f answered thelAmerlcan, "w Undoubtedly- have good voices,;' but;i Suppose we,use most of them' up choef-. lng gt baseball :gamesi'Wg41ngtoTi atUSVfi??: C:-.-"v.'.- - la: i -Tr ' r --Xhi t 0 ChanW-:rv. ...rfk.J, -3!', ' , '"What were your jwor uucle'i lusl Words?" ' i ' "; ' "There weren'l -v any-Sunt was theref-lllustrated Bits. '-".- .. : ' Strlotly Literal. Lawyer Did you soy', that the de fendant kissed you on bis own Initia tive? ' Trosecntlng Witness No, sir, I didn't say ho SuCti' a tiling!" He klaoed un smack on my lips. liltlwore Amsrl n. Tad Burn QaltVly Eealrd." ""t em so (liOi. tiird ch what C'.am bcrhiin's f live has d .tie f-t rue tlmt I f I Imuii ) to v. ri i .. I t 1 you no," h;i.vh ;.'i!i, l ' -'it "i.:i; 4:4 J ' n i't i' ( ' ' 1. ! (' ,i: ,h- t r 1 ' ' M . ) f , I r ! . ... I ,- .. ''"sW'-J'''t-'i ' Mb--i J ""ll f i. -. - ui A '' ' - r ' - . , I i 1 v A; ' i 1 1 . - v a 7 The JDodor Away from JHeme When' yBasefe83I..hedIe.i;;-:7;,. p:-JIest Seeded,.. u' -JfBelow we publish. the-official shed- J-.'People are oftenvery- much disap pointed to find that their family physi cian Js away from home wben ' they most peed his services!- Diseases like cramp, colic" and - cholera morbus, re quire psompt treatment, and. have in many instances, proven fatal , before medicine could be "procured or a phy sician summoned. - The right way is to k"eep at hand a bottle qt Chamber; Iain's Gollc, . Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. - No physician can prescribe abetter medicine for these diseases. By having it In the house you escape much pain and suffering and all risk. Buy It now; It may save life. -For sale by Davis pharmacy and P. S. Duffy. It is estimated that the sun Will be able to supply the present amount of heat for another 30,000,000 years,. A Happy Man Is Amos P. King, of Port Byron, N. Y., (85 years of age) ; since a sore on his leg,; which had troubled him the greater part of his life, has been en tirely healed , by Bucklen's ' Arnica Salve; the world's great healer of Sores, Burns, Cuts, Wounds and Piles. Guaranteed by All Druggists.' Price 25c, ' .. A Dublin policeman, whose wife presented him with triplets, has been made a - sergeant a stripe for- eaeh baby. Take the Postmaster's Word tor It Mr. P. M. Hamilton, postmaster ' at Cherryvale, Ind., keeps als6 a stock of general merchandise and patent medi cines. He says: "Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy' Is standard here In Its line. It neve; falls to give satisfaction and we would hardly afford to be without It" For sale by Davis Pharmacy and F. S. Duffy. New York city has acquired- the reputation of having the most dis courteous railway employes of all cities In the world. t For Infants and Children, Thg Uml Ycu.Hava Always B?u Bears ths i Signature of Some expert has figured- it out that there are only 2,000 professional base ball players In the country. . But it Is Quite-probable, that some .of them don't belong. ' The mother of the King of Portugal is said to : have . been bankrupted through passion for dress.- Tb King. has virtually banished her to Italy, Best Median la IkerorlaVlor Celte 4TUrrhosv.;' ' v.;-,; -"I fld. Chamber laluCoUc, Cholera and -Diarrhoea Remedy to be'the best remedy In the world' says Mr.Ct l Carter of Sklrum, Aia.. "I am subject to colls and diarrhoea. ' Last spring it seemed as thougrwould'dia; and I think I would If I hadn't taken Cham berlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea' Remedy-.? haven't been troubled with' it slnce'untl) this week, when I had very severs attack and took half a bob tie of the 25 cents slf e Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera' and Diarrhoea; Remedy and- this' morning; I feel like -a new:; man." V For: saleby -Davis, Pharmacy and fs. Duffr!' "JUistraHa, although in area '26 times as. large, as the whole of the British Indlas, has a popu,latlon smaller than that of London.r' ' "'i'i i.'- :' " ". 1 " 1 1 " l it; 'Z'&l The Charming Wemasi f J Is not .necessarily one ot perfect form and features. ,, Many a- plal woman who could never serve as an artist's model,. possesses those rare qualities that all the World admires: neatness, clear eyes, clean smooth skin and that sprlghtlinoBS ot step and action -that accompany good health". '. A physically weak woman is nevor attractive, not even to herself Electric Bitters re store weak womeq, give strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth," velvety -sklo, beautiful complexion. Guaranteed at AH' Druggists 60a,' - -" Four ; thousund grares in South Afrloa of liritiHh soldiers who foil in the lats War are yet unniarked.- Koiire lo .;r V,u- tonu-rs. ' -: are jilr.med to announce Hint I'cilry's Il'inry pm T.ir fur coiliiliH, - ' ' i, Mi l ,,, - ii HiM.n 1 1 nut i " t- l l -;' ; : , i !'inf I BM 1 - TJns at the waist, back front, or sideare nearly sure proof of female trouble, t -Some other signs are headache, pressing down pains, Irregular functions, restless--, ness, cold limbs, nervousness,' -These pains may be-afiayed, the system braced ' and the womanly functions regulated by the use of " . lJ ftrsAnnle.HarnUtbrL' from the grave after three and rrecommend It to all '' It I i A 'l TTFD;J,tow-,ll,l,l, BoeMhrHrniim. Hyoamtd McdlaliU i t.li w UJ ft. LCI lCKr4etwyowiip.s unit la Wn MM mvelupe. Addrwtl -Ule- Of the: Eastern' Carolina League: New Bern ai Home Iflth Klnstori,Julyi5-l6-17. Wilson,-June 20-21-22. July 25-26- 27. Rocky Mount, June 27-28-29. Au- gust 1-2-JT. ' Washington, July 5-6. August 8-9 10." Tarboro, July 11-12-13. August 15 16-17. Kinston at Home With Tarboro, July 18-19-20. Rocky Mount, June 20-21-22. July 25-26-27 . ' ' New Bern, June 24-25-26. July 29- 30-31. ' Wilson, July 6-6. August 8-9-10. Washington, July 11-12-13. August 1546-17.-" Washington at Home With Wilson, July 18-19-20. Tarboro, June 20-21-22. July 25-26- 27. Kinston, June 27-28-29. August 1-2-3 New Bern, July 2-3. August 5-6-7. Rocky Mount, July 8-9-10. August I 12-13-14. Wilson at Home With Rocky Mount July 15-16-17. Kinston, June 17-18-19. July22-23-24. Washington, June 24-25-26. July 29- 30-31. Tarboro, July 1-2-3. August 5-6-7. New Bern, July 8-9-10. August 12-13-14. Rocky Mount at Home With New Bern, July 18-19-2D. Wilson, July 11-12-13. August 15-16-17. ; Washington, June 17-18-19. July 22-23-24. Tarboro, June 24-25-26. July 29-30-31. Kinston, July 1-2-3. August 6-6-7. Tarboro at Home With Washington, July 15-16-17. New Bern, June 17-18-19. Juiy 22-23-24. , . WUson, June 27-28-29. August 1-2.3. . Rocky Mount July 6-6. August 8-9-10. ' . Kinston, July 8-9-10. August 12-13-14. Fsned. All efforts have failed to find a bet ter remedy tor coughs, colds and lung troubles .than Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops 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 haif a dozen advertised, eough medicines and had treatment from two physicians with out getting any benefit.' A friend re commended'' Foley's Honey and Tar and two thlrds ot alwttle cured me. I consider it the greatest, cough and hi' medicine In the world." Davis IphlffHHlV. A.Z- - - v-The' clock for -the publie building in- Philadelphia Is the second largest in : the world. ' The dlals are 2B feet each in diameter, which gives a distance of "about a toot to be traversed by the end of the minute hand eves? minute. Its place IB 360 feet above the street. Long Live tap King.. Is hs popular er;' throughout Shjrc Tftuf countries: while' In'Ahl'ertoa, the cry pf the present day is "Long Live.Dr King's New Discovery, King of Throat and Lung Remedies!1!, of -Which Mrs. ju!ia,.Ryder Paine, ,Truro,;Mass. says fit never fails to give Immediate re lief and to.' quickly curs cough or cold.? ::Mrs. Palns't plnion'ls shared by A majority pf the Inhabitants of this country, h?ew Dlsooverr;cure weak lungs and sore throats after al other remedies have ialled; ;and for coughs and colds , it's' tbs '-JroVsn Vemedy' Guaranteed by All. Druggists, , EOo and '$1.00.-Trial botU free. --"-(;.! -.:.- '-'"'' . ,. , -. ' ' "". ." .f . i The origin of, the: Great Banks of Newfoundland Is said, to fiave been in' he boulders carried? down ' by; kssv.- bergs. The bank is 600 miles long and 120 broad.;?. '. ' ' ; Tr;r- - - ' -:''"'Mi ;?;-'- v:'. ... - . r.. .' '' Piles get quick and certain relief from , Dr. Snoop's Maglo , Ointment' Please note It Is made alone for Piles, and Its action is posltlrs and Certain.. Itching, Talnful. protruding or bllnd piles, disappear like mnglo by its use. Large nickel-capped 'glass Jars CO cents. Sold by F. 8. Duffy. ;,1 Boolter T. Wfttihlngton says the 10,-, OOO.OflO necroes In the United Slntes are ttio inimt udvanrcd Atrlcnns lu the worM, ririri!ly in religion and In- (lii';ir!;il r-!ufi H..ri. - of .: Stetsbnville.-WisT: writes; (3) doctors had failed to help me. suffering women.". For sale at all Udlct Advisory The Chtunoo Medicine Cow a'spbixg mepicixe. With the advent of Spring many people feel the need of a tonic of some sort, and there are not a few favorite spring tonic formulas treasured- almost as heirlooms in old fami lies. Some of these have real merit and should be made public for the public good, but their holders are in most cases loath to give them wide publicity. "A thoroughly scientific prescription that is found to do the work required of a Spring medicine and to do it quickly and agreeably is composed of oz. Fluid Extract of Buchu, 1 oz. Bulso Mixture, oz. Fluid Extract Gentian Compound and 15 ozs. water. The proper dose Is a tablespoonful taken three times a day, before meals. Any good pharmacy wilf put up this prescription at small expense. Just Think! The WhoVe Towg at Your Elbow fot cents Per Day I A Telephone in your residence That's All! The Wedding Book If you arc invited to a wed ding, or think you will be this year, we would like to make you a present of a copy of "The Wedding Book" A book of reference on matters of wedding etiquette. Semi us the names and ad dresses of the prospective bride and groom and wc will also send you a handsome book mark. Both free, postage paid by us. ' - no it now: PAUL-GALE-GREEN1V00D CO'LIPM, IDC. : Jewelers and Silversmiths. Granby St. and City Hall Are. - NORFOLK, Ya. 1 S , ws 'frequently 'take other 8 makes of piano's as part pay ment for-'ft 'y' -. -, S..,YlnW cases' wshav'e our expert Ifacto -men' thoroughly ovsrhaiil and not Ch'em -In fln SI .cond5ioh; We sell j tilem at,; I very ' low prices on. easy'Jpay- ' .jnenTs.-.. ;.-;'. k If you feel that you don't wish ! k -to pay the. price J tot Ar' neW 3 Stleff Piano, let us tell . vnii g Btienvmno, let? us ; tell you 9 about" what we have In" these (iiBt-riitVioiitit Ti latAf irttt wlnK; 1 ' a'ndw Btleff. we wut take the 'ft 9 old' one Imck. ' Write about It, 1 Clmsr.LStieff I t Li, y- i3 I I jliUl Ji 131 K 1 , o ft 114 Granby St. ' ! Norfolk, Va.' 5 t The Piano With the Sweet tone OFFICIAL riANO JAUES.' ti 'TOWN'- EXP0KITI3N ' i Special , Bargains In "Cardul saved me It is a good medicine druggists, in $l bottlest Chatunonga, Ten a. M7' $10 Reward. The undersigned will pay a reward of $10 for the apprehension and de tention of each or either one of the following convicts who made their es cape from the road camps of Craven ceunty Sunday, May 26th: Charles Slade, Henry Alexander, George Stev enson, Archie Whltehurst, Garfield Bennett, John Cooper, Grover Fonvllle, Jonas Harper, Uno Washington and George Hoge. J. M. SPENCER, Superintendent PROCURED AND DtrtWOEDSMjimxIatl drftwiiur orphoto. lor expert search and free report I Free Mfvlefl, how to obtain patents, trade marSa, I copyrights, etc, ia ILL COUNTRIES. I Business- direct Vith Washington saves Ume money ana ojten lae patent. Patent ind Infringement Practice Exclusively. Write ot oome to ue at SSS Slmtk Street, ope. United States rmteat Oaoe.1 wtaHiNfimN. n e. We hait; jnst recelrcd a lot of New Bicycles, which we arc able to sell at $20.00. Bought at a bargain and will sefl at a hnrKuin. See thcnii Also Itewair Ificjtlcs. A. T. L0KEY, Successor to Miller A Lokey. TAKE YOUR CHOICE from our Beautiful Stock of Spring or Summer fabrics and have your suit made up by Easter, and you will have garments that are swell in cut, fit and style, made from ec imive patterns. You can't find anyone in town that will give you the romph-tn satisfaction in either price of woi K manship that you get when Chailwiok makes your cloth ing. Made from pure dis tilled filtered wa ter. NEW BERN ICE COMPANY 19-21-23 Griffith Srreet. Phone 23 UNIVERSITY Of NORTH CAROLINA 17891907. Head of the State's Educational System DEPARTMENTS. College, . Engineering, - Graduate, Law, 'Medicine, Pharmacy, library contains 45,000 volumes. New water works, electric lights, cen tral heating system. New dor mitories, gymnasium. Y. M. . J ..; 0.' A. building, library ".' ?2 STl'DENTS 74 IN FACULTY BARGAINS! -A1;. , r .The Fall term begins ""- V ; Fmices P. Tenble' President, ' ry INSTITUTE H ' ',.' '- AND '. - ': L Conservatory 3-v , ; UsMth, North OaWirnu' V-r .;. v A Mirh-arade Collect foe- erwoeil. r'Tenhea cUrarteaenta anor SpettlsJIstat McoaUmt but Mi tun and Rparknja vroitfida, Svery pre" autton Mralnat Are and dlaeew, Taluai limitnl numher and fflvea Individual sttenllun f ounded half oentury atm, and nin aulaiy upoa Its snarltm fot Cmtakajua address i , BKNRT JEROME 8TOCKARD, PEC .-i'.- ' ml it f r,ti iuk.im-
The New Bernian (New Bern, N.C.)
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