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EDITOR AND PE0PR1ET0R.
t... w-iWli8jal!XIP.JMMri
-.-' Om fear, lar-adTanoa. r... .
One Yesj.'aotjn adranes.. .
1 Adrertlain Ratee tarnlahed on ep-
a.
f Entered
at the PoatotDct. .New
Bern, N. C. as second-class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF NEW BERN.
New Bern, N. C, February 14, 1908
EMER!C?iCT MONK? FOR STOCK
GAMBLING
There could be. no question as to
Senator. Aldrich's ability to ake an
able presentation of his emergency
currency bill, before the United States
Senate. And the applause that it is
reported to have received from some
bankers, is no doubt sincere on the
part of those who gave it. But take
Senator Aldrich's ability to make an
his speech "that there would be large
additions to the army of the unem
ployed," is quite too gratuitous as a
saving clause, to assist in promoting
his currency bill. The above state
ment, together with that it might be a
question, should another panic, like
that of last Ooctpber come, whether
there would be men of courage, pa
triotism and capacity to meet the sit
uation, and render "such conspicuous
and invaluable service to .the financial
interests of the country." This sounds
and reads well. And yet there will
always be men found to meet great
crises. It Is not a jjhilanthropic act,
this meeting financial crisis. Have
not those who took part been well
paid for such "invaluable services?"
And was not-such service a matter
of self preservation as much afe it was
patriotism?
The financial question today is not
solved in any way satisfactorily by the
Aldrich bljl. The Senate may applaud.
Bankers may cry "magnificent," but
the House will settle its fate. Emer
gency currency the material, Agri
cultural and manufacturing interests
of the country need. But the Aldrich
measure is a sop to Wall Street to
the gambling Interests there, aud to
day the country outside of the mil
lionaires and those who would be,
-through the Wall Street method, want
a currency that shall have no part
or parcel in Wall Street, money that
can be had when needed in legitimate
trade Interests, and retired as. these
interests become satisfied.
With the Aldrich bill In force, there
would be no limit to such Captains
of Finance as Harriman, Heinz and
Morse and their ilk, who would sell
to the Government their bond issues
of looted railroads, banks and muni
cipal liondH, at 75 'Tier, ceni of their
maTket prices, the martret price be
lug maileby UcUUous aales. .
"The country- 'needaa eurreAcy
meet trade and Industrial emergencies.
Wall Street and the gambler ought
not to be given any consideration In
this matter. 14 the people have any
say, the next currency measure will
not be a help to the gambling Inter
est.
SUte of Ohio, City of Toledo
SS
Locaa County
Frank J. Cheney makes eath that
be is senior partner of the firm ef
F. J. tibeney It Co., doing business 4a
ta city of Toledo, County aaa Bute
aforesaid, sod that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS (or each and every oaae.of Ca
Unrb that oaaaot be cured'by -the om
f Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHKNHT,
8wor before ue and subscribed
Id my presence, this eta day ef De
cani W, A. D.. 1MI.
, v-- ) .
Notary PsWle.
. - Halt's Cnfarrn Cre is takes Inter
; aally, and ecu directly oa Ute ptoed
,' aid amcona surfaces of lbs system.
Sent for tUmenlala free.
F. J. CHENET CO.
Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by All DroiilsUi, lie ' '
Take lleH'a Family Pills for ooasU-
patio a.
- The' almitl ltM U all right for
V i&oM wbo ca afford it ,. .
The tricky mad may Mooted, bat
' , . kit MceeeJi seldom Uc
t , Pew tMoole are as smart as tber
.; wing otner vo' thin iney re.
' Builds p waste tie, promotes 'ftp.
pellU, Improve dlgeswoa, IsdaoM fe-
'freshing'- sleep, gMsg " : rwe4
' strength end beeJUu Thafr-wfca;
Hockt MounUla Tea will de, 16
.-'Tea et Takteas. P. i. Dtf.
T
-XjfOICIjDP tllK PEOPLK' ( I
-- . - -
- - - tiaa i iirm r
land most Insistent Idea of oof tymes.
. Not "only"- Is thhv w because of the
Creator denmndaspoo, oufc,Wlda
than ever before and because such
training V absolutely essential erenj
from the standpoint of ittMyei'
cause as we grow and 'expand as a
nation we learn- more and more 'of
the great ends and aims of education
over and beyond the bread and
bHtter
butter ;
aide nt it Now Oila bread aad-Lntter
W; of u best ina fc&h",
side of the question, this ldeg tifTZu?? 'Sy. "Jl
. . . , it - !i Bladder troubles almost always result
lty cannot De separatea irpm, pujg?f
present conceptioa,of education but a cure la ojjtained quickest by a proper ?u M"t0", aojectiye, ror
mere utility will become of secondary treatment of the kidueys. If yon are feel- that Americana ar muck more gailf
ooMldratlon asth pople get a clear tKr?sl?
er and more comprehensive .i&Jl readily tailed Into itottoo by
atandin of education. Yet statistics It corrects inability to hold urine and nbdy f H familiar with the. bte-
cArAfniimniiBd hv educaUonal d.
nrts nrove clearlv the actual value
perts prove clearly tne actual value
in dollars and cenU of grammar and
high school standing as now given
In America. The earnine abiUtv ol
hov who baa achoM train-
ing is 50 percent, more than the abll-I -Swamp-Root is pleasant totakeanaTli " Wbllophiles of Europe-men skili
. ., . , , 'sold bv all drucrsristsitt fiftr-oeat and ed in the rt of books and UTtbe deteo
iiy oi me untrainea ooy, ana me earn-
, L.x i. , , , , ...
tl aililiiK to A w UCi vrjuu uiui D tuau
the ability of those with
omy gram,
mar scnooi training.
As human beings have in addition
ir "ghir:. 1
moral and spiritual, any adequate con
ception of education must include
these. Hence those -subjects which
aid in the development of these higher
phases of our nature must have a
place In our public schools. In our
Southern States before the Civil wai,
such ideas as the above were strong
but this training was only for the
few. Perhaps the greatest "defect In
this ante bellum civilization was that
the masses had no show. After the
war this idea of the best and broad
est education of the masses gained
rapidly as a natural consequence. A
government such as ours demands an
enlightened people, not a people bare
ly able to read, cipher and write, but
a people trained In the art of think
ing, of feeling, of being Southern men
and women, whose training came large
ly before the war often find difficulty
in adjusting themselves to these chang
ed conditions. Hence an undercur
rent of deep-seated opposition to broad
educational facilities for everybody. If
person of the "old-school" has no
ulterior motives, no political scheme
up his sleeve, but is sincere In his
opposition to such broad educational
advantages for the masses we believe
the above point may explain in part
the situation. If, however, opposition
to enlargement, educationally, is based
not upon a notion that such educa
tion is not for the best good of all
concerned, then it remains the duty of
the citizens of this town to expose
uch ulterior motives, political, self
ish, or otherwise. Let'B not cloud the
school question with the prohibition
fight, personal selfishness or any other
outside question. The one question
Is, I)o We Need Broader Educational
Facilities? The next question is,
Have We The Money Necessary For
These Advantages? We don't believe
lleve there Is a fair minded person in
New Bern who haa the faintest spark
of community prldu who does not be
lieve we need such opportunities. As
to the financial side of the question,
reference to Supt Joyner's official re
port will satisfy ah yon as to our
financial ability. Then If better
schools are heeded and we can af
ford them, let's have them at once.
H. S.
CUB0XIC CATARRH
Caased by Rna-Dowa cosstHatlon ana
Contlaaed CeWs The Best
Bemedy
Our changeable climate is very try
ing to New Hern people wlrn run
down constitutions. That's why such
a large proportion of them suffer from
chronic catarrh and pulmonary trou
bles. We want to say to every person la
New Bern at this season of the year,
Build up your run-down system and
your ailments will disappear" For
this purpose we have haver sold any
thing In our store equal to the dell
clous cod liver and Iron pre pa ration,
Vlnol.
Being rich In the elements of life,
Vtaol tones up the digestive organs
creates s healthy appetite and makes
rich red blood, In this natural manner
strength Is -created, for' every organ
in the body, and cbronlo catarrh and
pulmonary torubles are overcome. We
ttk Ike aged, weak and tun-down peoi
I' la of New Bern, and those suteriag
tren) ebroale catarrh, any pulaoMry
croagies to try Vlnol. u It goes ao
good we will refsnd yoaf money, P.
8. Duffy, Druggist New Bern, N. a ,
TUiaus'l Aeaeniswnt - '
Washington, D. C Feb. 1.-Tbe a-
msndmotrt to the 'Aldrich currency
Wlf, lotrodseed by BVaator'- Tlltmas,
provides that the energeary urrtoey
lo-be Issued ttndsf the term ef this
measure shall sot be withdraws from
dreuladoa more' rapidly thai at lbs
rats of IOO,0OOXg mooik,-whloh te
la aoeordanet wh ,ttelpresest U.
TbS pending Mil removes thle tlwiRa-
Uosi. Renalor TI11 ob)cU4 to the
'lata being permitted to In (Ute ewr
enoy ky Issuftig fsfa),O0,oa la bast
aotos, gsd then to contract It at will.
ftar.rf'-r - - r . ' I,-'
, First Cbslfaur Do ytm fur U'k
! rm have rue ovr a penum?
Pfviri4 ClITiir N'o, . tr4-(1, I
The Cause c. . y .
S d r. Deatl ,
There is a dis- as v evniliue lu t
Country moot d geroae t - it eo decep-
UC" Ue. kUoysndden
J deaths are caused
--o by it heart dta
. ,- taje, - cacti moms.
apoplexy are often
the remit of kid
ney diaeaae." II
kidney trouble U
allowedtoadvance
, the kidney-poisoav
tack the vitaj organ, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
- derBarement of the kidne va and
caMinij pain ia passing it, ' and -wee
""tu"1?????
conrpened to go often through the day
and to ret no manr time durimy tie
.The mild aud tlie ejrtordliiaxj'
TS.ZSSZ7 LSS
rJr
. ji-.-Lr3w-, ' ,
one-dollar BttbottleV Yon may have a
.wi 's y en vwat vascev v-e a BMniv .
Co; ,BghamtSn, N. Y. When
writin2 mcntion readine tiiia reuerous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
anv
address, Binghamton,'"N. Y.,
o every
.
bottle.. ,
Joke Cos Teeth mad Two Bibs
New fork American. "'
a patient In Bellevue HosplUl, was
about to board a Broadway car at
Thirty-fourth stret. He carried a
aw
1 r i
hammer and a. chisel.' As he stepped publish' u-1: They were all abso
aboard the car a woman walUnn- to surviving- copies of in-
uhiu 11 niufiuni M f IUU1U mwil all-
......... I
omer woman naa to.a ner. inen sne .
screamed, for her false teeth had tak- .
eu wiugs uuu uuwu iu a buow uauK.
Milita saw them land and . stepped
from the -car just as the motorman
started it. He fell and landed on
the hammer add the chisel, breaking
a couple of ribs. A dozen persons
ran to him, and some one topped on
the teeth and they were lost forever,
As-they carried Milita to the hospital
the woman, who was looking a bit
sunken about the face, said: "Um . to ;
tnory roa poah man; but grathtous,
be ain't thu only thuffeah." And lt
was the turn of the woman who had
told the funny story to laugh.
For BIMowness and llek Headache
Take Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup.
It sweetens the stomach, aids diges
tion and acts as a gentle stimulant
on tha liver and bowels without irri
tating these organs. Orlao Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures bllleusaess and
habitual constipation. Does, not nau
seate or gripe and Is mild and pleas
ant to take. Remember the name,
Orlno, and refuse to aceept any sub
stitute., Davis Pharmacy.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Nells flvrxen. the wife of De Wolfe
FIoiK-r. lv the prima donna of "The
Talk of New York."
Henrietta Crewman may make an
Auxtrnllao tour In a repertoire of her
eucresMful plays. Including "As Toil
Like It"
A new musical comedy, produced
fur the drt time recently. Is called
"The Clrcua Man" aud la said to have
mude n lilt ,
"ClotltHK." In which OrSce (leorge
stnriv.l invotfull.v. la to be revived y
Isniieer Hrndy aud sent on lour to
tba Mpi lng -
(inirge M Cohiin le credited with
auotUt-r mm-eiM In bis Tslh of New
York." prudia-fd with Vktor lioore) In
lite linillug rule. i
"The Walts hrrsut" ha bee staged
(ir llerliftl lirvnhaiH. wttii Charles A.
Rluviow. J.wib Herbert,, Sophie
BniiiiK. Jiwlo Hodlrr aud klagd Pebl
Knm Hmard Is 'to nave a tbeatef
uaniMl efter kha Is) Kew- Tort, and he
Is ii bo te Im tw star ht thld thettet at
Uif bnd y( Vis own eompsny, nil. the
x . SHORT STORIES.
A man U avnerslly at Ms, heaviest Ir
hla forta-lR vr : ..s . ai
Onlf srvan e lppns ef the Green-
Isud wltslviflsMw' tdystleetuw.UN
vMigfw ta'liim Ta present prVe f
wlMoyuecMr I f lffJHW Ion.-
A-fuiint ksw Uwa sppotntrd In
Waslilugiott, srlt alts and efetr
a statute ibs(Wbrrawti..s sign
rr of llw liecbtrsUnej of loJiT'admpe
TbwUlu W. lo be provided -by the
WnbetMMtitfe Uemortal aaaornitloa. .
of flrenriueC twaii;
ktwltav of ekMMkav'sr not to be
seld at asyitoa nt give ktt fbe haad
of .raxka-a. prm - by I Munkipel
itA$ tMUHr of. JVfllaseV Ore, boi
will I put luie a cmlble Bad
Salo'a store for the courtrone:, v
"Tk dC ilsurk-e valley; Is lb r
diss tmtmuf )utlc roots tua Bold
ef astwral gas Ulteved to be compars
Ue In eMfuiiad to tne blggaat field
a lb United states. Tk ( ef rwl
tir fur mauiifartsrlBa - twrboaaa) s
Tbrer U1rrrU ta vwts per XKt) t4
.flop last, nrkllsg feiigb! 1 Br.
Sbohp't Ouh Core will SBrely.'te
It, ssd With perfect sof-'f. tl Is M
tormirly fcsrtalaaa. Ul Sr. I"t
tails mothers to se so''tg efe evoe
with very yotiag' Te wfcale-
soroe green loaves s r
nf a ling fcoailng wio' j r i
fnrrtob (he ruratlve prarr N I r
Ch'H i Cones . , It (' ... 1 s
rexgh, and bais lie "'"i r
rhlol t""4'-' ' ? 1 . tor'
f.f'.rtn, f ''!.'- f 1 " 1 : ! 1 '
mm
ii.i
CLEVER JL'0 BRAZEN FRAUD.
rtiis lngwiee f ebliat!ef CemoleUly )
-reeiea the Savawts an BiblipphilM
,ef Citrep and Wu tha Jterary ten'
utlon cf )t Day. ? - ' '
i-,Wbea'. P.,T:. ; Bonuim, rynioiUz f".
marked ; that th American people
noed .to be fooled be mlht Just as
- - -Vi - T - -
lory f booxdom. I suppose that for
aflronterr and Ingealooa brtxen-
v-,. .,. i
1" Fort 5talogue standfl In
Tet thla
P"Pniet waa roistea not upon ue
W t npo. the savant.
. . ...
tka b forgery. Ho ceverly was this
ILU
any etfudderatiou. however brief. ofMl-o-na to retond the money unless it .
Th J'ortsas Catalogue was publish-
,rh pn-t!la 4
rH
t lie rata logue of the private library
of a certain Count 3. N. A. de Fortsas
of Byicbe. In Belgium. Although the
book consisted of but fourteen pages
and listed only fifty-two titles. It
far to aeeknot one of the
books mentioned In the catalogue was
to be found In any other library or
tensely interesting workB. In the
. ....
words of the eatalogue Itself.
tbe I
. expe(K, hlt
ghev for wnoh he had paldj
their weight In gold as soon as be
learned that a work up to that time
unknown bud lieen mentioned In any
catalogue." Each new research of
learned Investigator Into the bo.de
lore of antiquity. It was claimed, "had
thlntuut atlll fnrthar thu alroailv iW.
imatedrunks of the count's sacred,
battalion." Weary of his tremendous
and sifclf Imposed task of collecting
only unique specimens, the count wns
"tated to have died on Bept I, ,1839.
sale. Apparently the fraudulent chsr-
scter of such msster foolery was quite
patent. Yet the high brows "bit" en-
thuslastlcally. and there resulted one
of the most amusing Incidents of the
deCHde.
For Instantly the learned book lovers
were up Iu ansa, each trying to outdo . ,
his rival and secure for himself the fctory B thli 1,ne- RPta ol pro
most pm-lons of the treasures st the duce Increased, the demand In this
sale which was advertised. Orders Hue Is better for some weeks past and
poured In from all over Europe on the prices are fair. Manufacturers of
behalf of scholarly societies, libraries, trunks and bags report Improvement
royal families and literary epicures.
One lHKkseller came all the way from
Amatarriam lust tn ana No 75. tha
-Corpus Juris Clvllls." The Princess
de Ligne tfr the honor of her faml-
ly" ordere4'o. 48 at any price to sup-
press It on account of certain d leered- crease. Lumber continues dull and
liable family episodes It waa supposed there have been no resumption of Im
to contain. Many other prominent per- p. ., m., r.., tr.d4, .
sons snd htottonmored for s
chance st the collection. Men re-
nml harln. w. hnnka that .n.
er existed.'' says William Bbepard. wn'ch stimulates It for time, are a
"Tbe foreman in Castoman's printing bout over. Money is In fair demand
office at .Tourney had distinct recollec-
turns org bogus volume credited to his
press,- -J, . ..
Unfortunately tbe advertised eale
never came oft. On the Bth of Au
gust the- day before It was to have be-
gunf tbe Brussels papers annooneed
that tbe town of Bine be had determlB-
ed to keep, tbe collection Intact by pur-
cfaKlug It with public funds. The
sniuslag part of this ststemeov was
that Blncbe was a moat tnslgnlflcant
vlll(re.'4uW unable to purchase much
er atvytbttg. let alone s uaiversauy oe
slrcd library, gtllt eeeta that sUte
tnesC was believed. .
The truth efentually transpired that
the Cooat.de Fortsas, hlavtnlraculous
library and tbe catalogue vert all the
creations of sffTiigvoious fellow named
Reoe Cbalook living In Belgium. His
earakorsr beget a ntberaxtoaelvw'Ilt
eaaare of Its wa, eWch tea sines
ores couecteo ana puDistnea inaer tn
title "Pocwmewa et farticuia rites Bis,
torfques sw iomw de Forts. A
ropy of '. ts. original tatalogoe bow
PMts'u' the Coturreaalooal Hbrtry at
wsshlsgta. Cincinnati CommrcUl
sic KUda.
.. A
Fee tl
f W
, TV tnhabttasU ef In tonnly. Isl of
ft. KUda; were nstoalshed on wtutar
some years ago at the appearancs of
greet blood red; conical object fosttng
on 'the 'Wild Allsntl billows to the
wasfwafd of the Ismv With much dlnV
ratty idreiictoras brought-tonbors,
ssU.eslbe gt Vlldsn had never be
fore' seas neck 4 nueer looking 'tblOg
snd'vovtd make so guess s to lis pjr
post or, ple4W la the ersle of rreated
things tbpf lodnlged Is wild visions
of Its Valuable nature, ttol wbea tbe
factor earn ss-reas en at yearly visit
fiwa the netgkborlotr, but dWaat W
Uod of iJiwr Brttals b-IJined H
as a great tra buoy wUkk. II skW-
qnestly aicrd. had . bukw nwsy
from It ow-rlng la Xe. Yotrk barbot
sad drlfit ta. the gulf alresm acn-w
the Atlantic. It had takes two year Coffa la giad from para toasted
ta lb paMSga. " ' ' ' "rreeJj, wtU aaalt, aaes. is Realty ft
' 1 1 J't " ,ould fool a, expert wha ptgbi
fkraaloo do not toes a aise eltlvet ; irIol t for mtt K twenty or
strong er wenk, bet thry show Whsl 'thlrtjr' wdoute boiling. rMnde la a
1 i : - - 11 'i 1 a .......
f't TWjair!! Ulfg "
" Ecsamn, tal tar S4 Salt rVonta, op
t.i'.t tkllma la.parpu l-trmt
la f eypllaUoa ef O -.sivborlatn's
lalve wilt IstUay !!ay I ' !'!
PS, "4 many e-s l-av lan enrol
y !' D. F'jt '. I f Tar! Tinr
r.ry - I r. ft. t "r.
IV
-1 . '
WeU Ka-
fe. Ie terete Sparf 1
fisu. to rphnildiBg, Health; f; i
Tberi fa! ma enmaa todar for an
XSIBLX HO BUT.
persos. uleas talntod with an toir.Tu bUfi fboo,- Bd u b
l.dl rematolnr aickl. wilk the' Uacher wtt Woest to pibUaluThe
treal SdTahDtTMsaedlctr dsttorertar
and the growing popularity of tmysW
cal enltUT - ''''' - r - -
riaWdfieaioTdlgesao
tjfUon, -lor example, and acknowled-
g spectlletreataient has been found
in Mmk It I. relied epon as a oer
tointy in xeltortos thworst tronbles
of digsUonandaastolUtJoii, anOtnak
ing- a eomplete cure. -.Itjfe' 1
People suffering with headaches, pal
r,it.H; AuikiuM. h.H tt in
the month, coated toogue, distress af
ter eating, specks before the eyes, ner
vousness and general debility,' and
any. other of Ihe distressing results of
a weakened stomach, should profit by
tie discovery of Ml-o-na stomach tab-'
lets. ;
F. 8. Duffy has seen so many cures
by Ml-o-na of stomach and general
run-down state of-health that he Is '
. . . t. , ...
a iubi uwwiw iu uw yowvr ui uiia
remedy to cure practically every case
and he shows this faith by giving a
does- all that is claimed for It -He
takes the whole risk , and Ml-o-na will
l-H - -mess tt cUre8.
"Are you guilty or not guilty V ask
ed the magastrate of the man ac
cused of theft - .
SUfPLI HEXED! FOB LA6RIPPB
La grippe coughs are gangereus as
they frequently develop into pneumo
nia. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough but heals and strength
ens the lungs so that no serious re-
suits need be feared. The genuine Fo-
.y. Honey and Tar contains no ham-
tul drugB aBd l8 ,B a yell6w
Refuse substitutes. -Davis Pharmacy.
Bradstreefs Weekly Trade Report
Richmond, Va. Fel 13. Bradstreefs
at.rd. will say for Richmond and
Vicinity:
While depression continues in most
lines of trade, there are evidences of
improvement and the general tone Is
betteri lt ha8 tor several
we?k8 Jobbers of dry goodf) nQ
B" UBlB uu ""ru uu
are receiving orders In fair volume.
S-lnnn nkr,AA J 1.1 J J 11
but report continuance of slow and un-
satisiastory collections. In sheet me-
tal and mill supplies there Is an ln-
prAnand ilemanfl and onlaa ohnw Im.
aA
ln ., nffarlnaa of loo tohacco
wer(j f than week
"tlstactory heretofore noted-
are maintained. In paints and oils
the volume of trade shows gradual In-
u
. . , ,
ouu 04 a season ana clearance aaie.
and the supply Is ample.
OA
iMtoitwIbMw'jttiBjl
Bssritto
The Toledo Blade says that tha pro
per duration of a kiss Is 15 seconds.
All the same, most persons would pre
fer five of five seconds each, with 10
seoond Intervals for breathing.
Special Asses nee stent stogardfaig the
laUeaal Pare Teed and Brag Leer
. We art pleased to aaieuaee that
Foley's Hoaey aad Tar for eoogks,
-t-viMa s I Ha a uvuiua a my. Manai
cy- to National pure Foe aad Drug
law as It eontsia ae eniatos or Mhar
harmful drugs, aad va rsnomrnead it
as. pJeaf remedy tor ekildrea aad a-
IB 1 1. ,
dulnC Davis Phanaacy.
r pound box of candy will wis a
girl aloker tkaa a 00-UM poem. ,
i 4-tiess bulldfT, tesfe prwdaoar.
briags kealtk gad happtaesa lata- kM
nyatotavy Ttat ' what BoUtotora
Rocky , Moahtaia Tea ka dosw.lor
mltlton. Twill do the asm lor yon.
toa Tea at Tablets T. i. Duty.
Wkea a girl la latoreeted la a at
aha la asora afraid to tot aha know it
thaa tker peopto, . ? jp--
ntnaftk CanTna' U rent)- tha alaeest
Codes Imitation aver yet prodaeaL
This, the anest toffee Bebstltuto ever
made, has yseeatly been fredasai ky
Dr. ekoop nf tUeise, His. -- Net a
' esla of ml Coffee la It alfaor. Mealth
Daniel.
The rt.itws have fftllon spon trtl
daya." The bo"m t.f Ine Is a I moat as
d"nd ss Iht b---'n of G-Tita Pornard
't fce iiaeiea Tea Party wjt;
. The tojlowlng account of that fi
ous jprotest galast EaglandVtyran-
awsws writtea by ft Uule eleven
?id girt f upfl I the Fort Bartt-
1MIal teJtea-areat pleaaure ia m- L
ltfc-t- request . The ao-
o00"! published exactly as It was
,r p..v.n- wvw. r,-
JBl w V giana
rJ goverment of the colonies.
- wnw-wa re nnjnsi ana peopie
T tnem' w?!-
nwJ W vt tyranny.
Brave people seldom submit to tyr-
anny. One of the laws made by Eng
land as far "back as 1660 forbade the
colonists to build or use their own
ships. N
Although many things were export-
or 8eDt to EurPe' tte law waa
that only English vessels were - per
mitted to be used. This law was
known as the navigation Act
"""""" wml-u 0"s,"uu ",BU
to raise money In America was to
require the colonists to pay a tax on
the tea they used. Taxes were also
imposed upon paint, varnish, glass
d
The colonists did not have represent
atives in parliament and it should not
have imposed taxes upon them, for
taxation without representation Is not
right
The N stamped paper that was sent
over was either destroyed or returned
to England. When the tax was placed
on tea, the colonists stopped using lt
altogether.
A number of men disguised as In
dians went one night on board a ves
sel loaded with tea,, and threw lt all
into the water. This took place in
Boston harbor, and is known as the
Boston Tea Party.
O
Bean tat
BBtttI
ef.
.BVORXA.
.Ibi ttnd Km Hw ahnya Btmgm
"What's the - use of me sayln' not
guilty?' I said that last time an' yo
wouldn't h'ltevo mo " Pv-Me-Up.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and CMldres.
The Kind Yoo Han Always EKjht
Bears the
Signature of
Bank examiners found 2,000 errorf
in a California bank's books. It lt
safe bet however, that not man)
were in favor of the poor depositors.
A reward ot $260.00 will be paid foi
the apprehension of and evidence suf
ficient to convict, tha two white men
who committed an assault upon Mrs.
Buck,- of this city, on tha night ol
February 2, ISO.
DESCRIPTION
One Is about six feet tall and slen
der, with dark hair and heavy mds
tache. will weigh about KO or 170
pounds. The other le about five feel
six Inchesstoutly built hair closel)
cut taoe smoothly shaven, may havt
nail scratches on face. A finger on
one of hla hands thought to be bitten
by the lady. Will weigh about IM
sounds.
Both men at the time of committing
the aaeault wars fairly well dressed
The smaller man wore a light over
eoat, black soft hat and a large ring
oa the little finger of the left hand
The taller man wore a light suit ol
clothes without pvereoat All commun
Icatlon should be sddressed to
J. M. HAROET.
Chief of Police.
Or.
F. T. PATTERSON,
Clerk of Ihe Board of Aldermea
JAMES A. BRTAN,
Mayor, New Barn, N. C.
The Board of Commlssloaerd of
Crarea onaaty at thetr aseeUag held
a February 4th, last, ordered that a
reward ol tf5e.se (Two Hundred and
Fifty Se41ars)-b offered for tha-ar
rent aad surrender to the fhertf of
Craven eennty, of the twa persons
who. eosamltted tha asaaalt apoa Mrs.
Bask la New Bern, oa Sunder night
Febvwary I, lMt, this kaeoant by.vlr
ta of naid ardea wUI U paid by tbe
county of Crave, .. . k
. bSt - - ' B- B. LANE,
dark Beard af County Cengtlaeioaars
MBMSsaV
Valcatincs;!'
B0UVEEIB POST-CARDS :
. . ' . -
. Poma beaatluf ' VWwa ".
ef ptneea ta and awad x
- 1 New Bern. - C9 and
atamian, . ' - x
BLOf'ICi
A a
tl KIDPLE ST.
1
mmm
; -, jjiM.aP ror Infants nd Children.
: '1 Tha Kinou Have ;
v H -ari 'AIwaysjBcught '
i I . ALCOHOL a aii-n.Z1: -.. r--
ANrM)lrVrlnrlmCrl..'
similaiin$ttieFhwfmfRti.ei.
Jing the S anadis aadBowaf
fhms!.lTTO
xTotnotesDigwtkjftflttffiirl
ness and riaaMates Bethtr I
OpiuntMorphine narMiaeraLl
KQT NARCOTIC.
ArjerfectReraedv forCorcflM
lion , Sour Stomadi.Dlarrtm
Worms fonvulswns jcvtnslr
ness andLOSS OF SLEEP.
FacSinne Sinarart of
NEW YOBK.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
L. G
RAVEN STREET
1 TALUABLE PRESCRIPTION.
The average person does not realize
kow much the bodily health depends
Ipon the proper action of the kidneys
and bladder, nor how wldespreaa
orders of those organs are. lt is quite
safe to say that they give physician
as many sleepiest! nights on .trcnuni
At their patients as do any of the
tiers, and perhaps lt would not lie
too much to say that directly and in
tlrectly, they are churgeable with
much slcknevi us all the other orKam
of the hunn body coinb'.ned. As 1
result of a vast amount of caietu'
Study, many physicians are now usin
with great success In the treuimi
of disorders traceaore to the l:id'iey
and bladder a prescription -nni;ise
of 4 o. Fluid Extract of Uv:i i;rs.
o. Ainet I'oiillal, ' oz. Fli Id ICx
ract of Liverwort and 1; o.s, water
his Is administered In- doses of n(
iblfcspoonful three times a day and
rhllc the treatment is (ontinu -d
vhlch, in order that all i.n;mritlcy
nay b eliminated from the jteni
should be for a month, the patient Is
iq joj 8vud)iitu uq.L JoiS'
t vised -.0 drink larKt guaiitltles of
be prescription, are carried ln otock
y -!ry first-class pharmacy.
1 MMMVtM?MttfJ
i Cawk .tovp;
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ND-
-HEATERS-
Breeek UaSloa. Ilagla aas Deubls
barrel Ikel lis, wttli f wttaoul
asaMBsr FH Use ef sainusHiea
er lyertssisa.
R. Dson, Blinds , Central
Hard aart,
Best makt cf paints.
X , imnaw aorax turroN
1 New Bern,N.C.
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ADHIXISTBAT0B8 BALK
One New Baum Safe.
One Candy Floss Machlaa.
Oa Ice Cream Cone Machine,
Two New Casdy KeUlee,
Two Large Marble Stabs.
Also ows new Upright High Ored
Plso, tor sale at half price. Call on
. . , V IR. ROSA, WALUt AO. ! -.
tyi Mlfldta Btrieetr -
MtUltUk- I
hirm Sad- 1
v Made from pure 'n i!
tilled . filtered! wt'h kT-...J -t- i
i t , . , . , j , , , r - Vi., , M frvaosoieprrf- 1 j
w - - -' H I in 1 a o" a aia.,
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, 19-21-23 Grifnth Srrcet
.'.'.'i-V.
Bears
Sign
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
m
tm eiarua eeaoMV, aiw vo em.
NEW LOT
HORSES
and
MULES
offered upon favorable
-terms to buyers.
CALL AND SEE ME.
Dani Is,
NEW BERN
FRIEND TO FRIEND.
The puaonal recommendationa of pee.
pie who have been cured of cou ,h and
eoldi by Chainlx rlnin Cough RemedV
have dmr more than nil else tn ni.ike Ha
Staple article of tr ule and commrre
S laxgt part of tha ovilutrd world.
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1IACY
V I KM FOB 81 MI
190 scro. r,o In cultivation, aspe
lally adai.ted to early truck. Good
to. k rni-. c'hhI water, sad oilan
Id Bahlrii; falltttea Terms to salt. $
dreaa, . - W. N. MAON.
Merrlmon. N. C. '
1
For Sale Cheap
-
1 (;olliifl Knclnn, 9 H P. double
rx'Uider. llh revora gear and all ;'
Ottlnga, rend to Inatall (4 boat . ,.-
Kngli.e was lined vafy-)IUIe and ta
In perfect running ortlor. Knglne WS4 :C
made- by Th Cnmdeo Anchor Bock '
land Machine Company, 6f Kocklasd,
Malna. ?
Fur furtijpr .ufunnfttiottg ddrM s A
a"- .TAYLOR,
.- . -NeribiUHowe. N. a'
-" 1 I "I J'l .oajayaawaa
ail oi: rans.
mm aW aOl Ut fm,
frtl mi Wrtm .( prv (itWnl,.
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mlsht run ovof Mm s;.-.'n Now Trr1(
fun.