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Cbe Kind Yoa Haro Always Boogbt, and which has ben
J; la ue for over SO Tears, bas born the slsrnatur? of.
and has
y- Jt- - flonal supervision since Its Infancy.
utfcAliX, ATlnw iui ona to deceive YOU in this.
' Al Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-aa-good" are but
' Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
- T"fi"tf and Chadren Experience . against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
CSastorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorlo, Drops and Soothing. Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms
and allays itoverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic; It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency, It assimilates the Food, reguhites the
Stomach And Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's (Panacea The Mother's Friend
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS."
J
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
fn Use For Over 30 Years.
Titn rrrAun mmhuit. rr nimr anitcT. i
PROFESStfiNAL CARDS
Frederic1 n Purr
' Concert r'lanvt.
ee. f aMereea Houte, Studio 1 1 1 Middle St
Over Bradhaot't'Drug Store.
Aeomplete course in Pianoforte and
Vocal' music for beginners ond ad
vanced pupils .
Kimball Piano furnished lV George R
Fuller.
Romulus A, Nunn,
- eTTOKNKt (1
Practice in the countlea of CIraveu.
Carteret, Pamlico, Jones aud Ousiw
'' sad lu the Bute Supreme and Federal
Mfcurts.
Telephoue No. 97.
"OfBce No.-60 Craven street, New
Bam. N. G
11 CLARENCE E. SMITH
TITESUABT PlpSlClAN SSh
. grRGEON.
Qradate of the Kansas..
City Veterinary Cotige.
V0Me sad UetpUal i$ Broad Sl.eei
BesUesee Phone 887. OAlw
T. K. 8Ussea. A. D. Ward
-r, . 1, HAllee
as. WARD S ILIB
ATTOKIXTS JMX COfalftUfrn
. AT LA"
Sl HERS. H. C.
.if-':
k.Oase No. As Scjifi Front Sueei
' if'sr 'WTU. Telegraph Office.
rPhuilcS U, tbe im-owIwi "f Oraeu
. "Pupils, Jones, 'noit. Ooetow. Car-
ftsrsC' Pamlico, and Wke. lo ibe Sit
Iprsals and Federar Courts, urnl whr-
eveV. eervlor r dird
Jm Would gladly pay several
' dolkrito
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A TELEPEtONE
ONCE
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lit cam o an
; EMERGENCY-
VTTV M AT hftT hMrt
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been made under his per
Signature of
NOTICE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
The Democratic voters of Craven
County are hereby notified that the
primary election for county offices will
be held April 15th, 1908.
The polls will be open from 6 a. m.
to 7 p. m. The voting precincts and
poll-holders are as follows:
No. 1 Township Yaneebore
Registrar N. M. Lancaster,
Poll-holders N. B. Ipock and Henry
Buck.
No. 1 Township Maple Cypress
Registrar J. J. Dixon.
Pol I holders J. Q. Smith and A. E.
Klrkman.
No. 2 Towngbip Truitts
Registrar N. T. Fulcher.
Poll-holders Asbury Barrington
and C. L. Gasklns.
No. 2 Township Bridgeton
Registrar S. R. Brooks.
Poll-holders 8. C. Dunham and W.
K. Hopewell.
No. S Township Fort Barnwell
Registrar L. 13. Harper;.
Poll-holders L. S. Davis and John
8. W. Pearce. . -
No. S Township Dorer
Registrar C. C. Holland.
Poll-holders J. H. West and R. A.
Richardson.
No. S Towuiihlp Coie
Registrar O. L. Wetherlngton.
Poll-hnlders H. T. White and Wm.
McCoy.
No. 4 Township Taylor's Store
Registrar Claud Taylor.
Poll-holders Joshua Adams and C.
C. Bell.
Ne. 4 Township Lee's Farm
Registrar T. E. Haywood.
Poll-holders J. F. Codwin and
A. Tolson.
He. 7 Township Tkarnaa
Registrar H. C. Wood'
v:
Pall-bolders-B. F. Irte and Walter
H. Smith.
Ne. 8 Township First Ward CHy
Reglstrar-Rj R. Hill.
Poll-holders Fernle Oaskill and J
a Hill.
Reread Ward CHy
Rigletrar W. K. Baxter".
Po11:holdrs-OroWinfleld and
J. Lovlck. ' .
' Talrd Ward Qtij
Registrar B. 8. Street.
H".
Polk-boldera J. 6. Barker and J. A.
Thomaa.".
rearth Ward City
RrglstflT Jo E. OaaUJI.
Poll-holders L. B. Wood and CheS.
IF. Harget;- , ... .
, e Bern rrastaet c "
' Rfglatrar A. J. Osaklss, . ; - f
Ponoldere E, L Bmlth aad K-r.
Ilollbwetl. - 'M;'M'u.!?fx'
f v TWsls rmlaei.tnV
RegistrarMark Diaorway. C,V .
WI-boldeirTladafd ssd W"lt
Bray. '" -r- ;X: A 1
ypoH-hsldt ri-4L sts Wslld nd ; I
v ..- Beltslr ' Prerlsrt-' ; V
Rt1itrr 4. R rreeca-
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a.' Tswsiais rreviwn
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PoU-hotders W. a DwvU ksd Ms
6ogft.:-;;:)' .
' " Tbe ? chat votlag
elact to In 1k T(f 4 Ward, itr trot
BxOV-nrTte lMe to . SUeet a
CArrlage k(m. Middle eliL . -..
' ' ... -JAMKH A. MTArtv
i . p'j Cbatrmas Drt. K. Com.
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Thursday sftenwonths taneral ob
sequies were pronounced over? all that
was mprtal of Frederick D. Mamford;
and the remains were laid to rest in
Greenwood : cemetery. ."';."
- The funeral services -were conduct
ed, at Guilfleld's Baptist church, of
which the deceased Was a member tor
twenty-fo r years, by the pastor Rev.
Hi Stovajl in the presence of a large
congregation. The pulpit.' was occu- .
reaentlng ether churches.
The deceased was one of the
resentative colored businessl men of
New Bern, and was Just in (he prime
of manhood, when he Was summoned.
He leaves a heart-broken widow, and
a host of friends to mourn his loss.
"A FRIEND.
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II rise mid 1 :IW
.!ip ii'iUti:.i.it. i y VjH a U-w iiiii
..K'li'K. M:i."k." j siue iriout
cvonty inl.nites. 1 it lie iiieitiitliiie Self
i tor lliiiuui wnlki'd lestlessly lietweon
!'je two rooms. spenklig n word or two
Ij the Mtvretarios nnd fIiowIiii; pliiinly .
t!i:it he shared witli Ha- presiiteiit a j
feeling of deep nuxlety as to the out
loiiie of the military profdlngl He j
remarked on tbe fact of great shortage j
of supplies and from his words uud
bearing revealed to the assembled few ;
in that outer room that the president
and his closest . advbers -wtre-lying
awake nights and working t make up
for the deficiencies of the military situ
ation. . , - :
When tbe pre8ldenr4eturnedf he and
Senntr Hanna resumed tbelr Sftxlons
consultation. Then the presldeofa sec
re tury reuinrked to one whs was bear
him:
"I suppo.se you wonder why Presi
dent McKlnley got up so suddenly Sad
left wltbu,ut a word to any one. Ton
saw how anxious ne waa about ine
military sitnatlon. Even that would
uot cduxe him to break away from
wnnt has come to be tbe custom of his
early evrttlnir.
AUiut the same time- every night.
when lie bc:tn n signal from the other
side, he knows that Mrs, tfcKlnley la
ready to retire mid wishes to see blru.
No jnntter bow tilisy be nisy lie nor
bow deeply engaged In afty ibjeot. be
Invariably drops everytiifiig on tbe iu
stant and ffoca to their own apart
ments. There he'slti by the uedskle
argl reeds u chapter In the Bible to
Mrs. McKlnley. Theu be waits a few
moments until she Is quiet tiptoes back
to tbe door, comes over here to tbe of
fice and without a. word takes up the
thread of bis work and keeps It up-until
toward mldnlgbtr-Chlcogo Trib
une. FLEET ANIMALS.
The Wonderful Spd Developed by tho
Qrayheund,
Representations of the greyhound ap
nea r upon sculptures ever a.ixw year
aid. There is no doubt that It la one
of the very oldest fixed types of oog
and the mart universal In Its distribu
tion. India. Arable, Pervla. are among
the countries that, for1 agea iost had
tbe greyhound.-..lately there was ex
-a.ew- ' 7,'r"rT!1siek with a severs cold, the next day
Ainiauun auun una nnia ui
that Dioantaln land. Of coarse theee
dogs are not all exactly grey hoc nda In
the western aenae. but, they are eassn
tlslly the aame In type; they are -grnae-
hounda." long legged, light built dogs.
bead to rua tbelr-game by. eight, and
not by scent aud to overtake tt not by
wearing It down, but by sheer speed
and skill of running, liow this type
was evolved affords much Interesting
peculation. '
A greyhosMl Is probsbly tbe fastest
creature that aooves opoa tbe earth,"
eays a bresder of tboa aaWnala. - "It
lS4m record tbsia greyaousd sc t bsrltln's Oovgh Remedy, sad that OB
abaoloet trial tjstwses bora and frey: ' n - . .
bomud Is ttlOkalt to Uiag Off. becssaw,
while the horse ess be rtddesj at top
srcdlt ta'fwooaslbtt h bosom tbat
tbe greybowod wUI rwS all be ess.'
Bitt s do Hhat ess' start, saf. tftl
yarcTa -behind s Mrs and overtake lti
within enutber Bfty. sad this is sbout
T'JFTJZZ
7 has Ms awrslW only ss the
Wrda,"? --"V '-' ' ' .V-'
The aame wrilK aey mf grwybotisd
lenntaci'Ooe used to beer that R
was s ahote,, sot 's lrwrltoMs
epon. narj as re sears soes wso r
tow Hot
eoorrlng
denrtand
alMulnha artalnt
sn.rtow wf aoytWuf ehedCTei-y
tlm a dtni la mo M a bootly ma
ti ale or dhtdVlB ataire.. Tm res-
bef-pulf . jrreykeoad.- - OUrtdS
ytws, , , ;. v .
rThe'New CeU's Wer.? Vt' - 't -
A. Sw rMX wee la tbe altrbcs, sel
the fciUtr-M tnl" to be Uad
wHb'tbe Say iW wetted dJaoer. TW
aalad vss atataly" atapftrtg
.smart! jnai xawy fwr-ar a . . ai .'sivaalf. anhbw
H la Marafne tha at lh 'f th csas Is proaonnoed ops .saarteev t be
- ' -w - . . .... kS A il 1 SI at.
raw le,"eo'Mr "'"" 0lT .alth.-
n'TisTi.'iiiii! k-rt. ' "J'b sad vilallty. Iloillatar'a Rocky
wit lurte. nr
liia'end l'i ltln arttla llllla tiuvrta '
l ie foully war emiat-MUfd to .
"MI dU yon dn tbe Mtui'er
Cdly ,lrt-i'iirr4 b UJy of ta mt
Sitae ett r . - r t
. "nr. m.lir,j If f' rn-i" erpMo(f
I-, ., : tli var1)4 r)M
' yr BHDS, KOI WOXOJLi' - i
lew Bn Pepto Hr-isJBte Prssl
C. f beMs at'BssMi.
v. it' oof Words, but deeds that provs
true nktiL----?;- ;'';;i:i ti
Tt ded of Doss's Kidney Pills,
'. for Kidaex Suffeftrs, fj;
Have madel their local reputation.;
- Proof lies in the teaumonr of Newl
Bern people who have bees cured -to
stajr cured. ; r- .
L. A. Smith, 13 Griffith street, New
Bern, N. C. sarar ..
"Several years ago I gave a public
statement recommending DoauV Kid
ney Pills, atter they had xred of
a severe attack of kidney, trouble.
rhrins the time whteh; has t labsed. it
Z.a - JTC
sassr bjuubi rriunui saa uim cui b wmun
w
rep-'Doan'g Kidney Pills effected has proi
ven permanent. Rcesntiy my uttie son
had some difficulty with 'his kidneys,
the irregular action of the secretions
being the principle symptom. I pro
cured Doan's .Kidney -V Pills' at Brad
ham's Pharmacy and gave them to
him, and they effected a complete cure
I know of several other instances
in which this remedy has been used
with Ubn Aa..l,. I
, "a t '
For sale by all dealers. Price 60
falo, New'Tork, sole agents for the
United States:"
Remember the- name Doan's od
take no other.
One thing that is pot catching, the
old maid in aearsh of a husband.
Cseaasled as a Cure tor Croup
"Besides being an excellent remedy
tor colds and throat troubles, Cham-1
berlains's Cough' Remedy is unequaled .
as a cure for croup,'" says Harry Wil-1
son of Waynetown, Ind,; When given !
as soon as the crispy Sough appears
this remedy will prevent the attack. '
It is used successfully in many thou
sands of homes. . "For sale by Davis
Pharmacy and F. 8. Duffy,
Not more than 8,000 star sare visi
ble to the naked eye.
All things are ful of god. Cicero.
An honest contenance is the best
passport. German.
OaSTORXA.
iniiA -&MYetUAlwaPrSught
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Once in a while an actress makee
good for her press agent.
Best Healer n The World
Rev. F. 8tarblrd, of Bast Raymond,
Maine, says: "I have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for ' several years, on
my old army wound, and other ob
stinate sores, and Ond it the beat heal
er in the "world. I use it too with
great success in mjr veterinary busi
ness. Price. 16c. at All Druggists,
Even the woman who la color blind
knows when abe la feeling blue.
Prof. H. A. HsweU, sf Havsas, Cabs
Keeeameads Chamberlain's
Cssga Remedy
"As long ago aa I can remember my
mother was .a faithful user and friend
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, but
never In my life have I realised Its
trne value until now," writes Prof. H.
Ay Howell, of Howell's American
School, Havana. Cuba. "On tbs night
o? February Ird, our baby was taken.
was worse and fas following night Ills
eosditloa was desperate. He Could
not lis down sad It wss sscesaa 1
have him In the arms every moment
Eves then his breathing was (HfoH
I did aot think be would lire Ml
morning. At last I thought, of
mother's remedy, Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, which ws (avs, and li afford
ed prompt relief, and sow, three dafi
later, a has tally recovered. v Voder
the drcamstsnces 1 woe id not hesh
ute s aaomeet Is aaytsg that tham-
" '
:
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i. Be like s peat age stsmp. which keU
there try sticking to'buainaes.
i . , ,, . " . . . -
I wt uM (0 jj" '-1
; los.4 out that there t.
MS to dls of lss trouble ss oegM
' ' nwNuuwi-
f, says Mrs. 1. Pt WhttS. of Ruib
boro, Ps. "1 Woald. sot be sltvs ttf
' j, i, tot ttsl woodarf ul saeiUntse.
'ooaghs sad eoldsl, lagrlppt, se(hns,
Aronohlil ssd hrraanaa. Js soils -
dee Tnaranta al All Dracflats! Lie
kii M ,TrUi k
. S
' - U s" woma to o
Into half jtofe and aay'Hsur r
; --f ' '- ' ',
lfakvs blood and MaJe featar tbsa
Mnunla Tea towers abcira all other
ratiwiJUi frt limltlBg aJck tople wall.
and wall "wallar." t& nt
T or Tabif la. f. 8. Imlfy,
. . , .
' ' A le ! .e band is'hfta no w'ia.
It looaawa SB A moot .Tmtekmt ta '
"k.t as ,aisariT iee. . mis kvom raivaDte hmatar lor iv ti -"..
TO THE DEM0CSAT1C TOTEKS OF
CRATES COCSTt .na'i
i Ltreby announoer myself s candi
date lor Repreeentatlve "of Craven
feounty la the next Genral Assembly
and promise If elected to ose taf best
efforts In belpihg. to make laws for
(be benefit had protection of the peo
ple of this county, and for the wel
fare of the State at large.
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH KIN8EY
ifti .Utt ntfMftTKiTir vnTt8 af
1 hereby announce that t shall be s
candidate, tor constable. Township No.
8, subject to' Democratic primary April
16th, 1908. If euected I shall endeavor
to discharge the duties of the office
to the very beet of my ability.
Lk M. AWSON.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC T0TERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTIt
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination of Treasurer
for Craven county, subject to the Dem-
ocraOc primaries, to be held April
,r 1(,,,0
Very respectfully,
J. W. LANE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
NO. EIGHT TOWNSHIP:
I respectfully announce myself a
candidate for constable of said town
ship. If nominated and elected I
pledge myself to discharge the duties
of the office to the beet of my ability.
MATTHEW McDANIEL.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY:
I hereby "announce that at tbe par
ty primary to be held for Craven coun-
I ty on April 15th next, I shall again
be a candidate for the office of sheriff.
Since I have been your sheriff, I
have tried to discharge my duties le
gally, faithfully, and impartially, and
hope that my .conduct has been such
as to merit your approbation.
Thanking you sincerely for your
past support, I am
Very respectfully,
" J. W. BIDDLE.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
CRAVEN COUNTY:
I hereby announce, myself to the
Democratic voters of Craven County
candidate for the office of County
Treasurer.
Very respectfully
F. A. FULCHER,
TO JTHE DEMOCRATIC Y0TER8 OF
CRAVEN COUMTYt
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the Office of Register of Deeds
and earnestly request your support at
the primary election tbbe held April
15th, 1908. It lu your prerogative to
nominate whoever you like, audi hum
bly appeal to you for your votes,
promising unflinching service If nomi
nated and elected. -
Respectfully your humble servant,
STEPHEN H. FOWLER.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC Y0TER8 OF
CRAYEN COUNTY-
I hereby announce myself a candi
date to succeed myself for the office
of the Register of Deeds of Craven
County, subject to the Democratic
Primaries to be held on April 15th.
If 1 am again the choice of tbe peo
ple, I shall feel very highly compli
mented, and hereby pledge myself to
perform the duties of the office to the
best of my knowledge and ability,
Thanking yon for past favors, 1 am
Very Respectfully,
RICHARD B. LAME.
. Register of Deeda
TO THE DEM0CBAT1C VOTERS OP
CRAVEN COlKTTi
' I hereby gnsouse myself a candl
dats for the nomination of Sheriff for
Craved County, subject to the setlos
oP lbs Democrat's psrty:
' ' v GEO. K. WEST.
TO THE DEMOCVTIC T0TIR8 .9
CEATfS C0tITI- '
jS hereby Sanouao that I shall. bi
SsadidsU' for' coneUble, Towaanfj)
Na t, wsbtt to pemoeratie primary
April 16, 1A0I, if Uots4 I ahall an
desvos to dktoharge- the -dotte of the
otoee to the yerf beet ot my shlUty.
'V If. W.TRBJCJ0T1J. :
-'i . - r) in ' '
TBI 9EI0CRATI0 VOTER OF
; (RAVES CQt'JITIt 7v;',.-r,
I hereby anscmncf Afcst I ahall be
oasdldate foe, Treaisrer- to sseeeed
to theetnocrailo Prf-
i held for Crave Count
savs-trtod la the pasi
jtovsTvs:my-irlends'sra ih.whoU
! loop's faithfully nd mivtJlly. d
Ikope that J bare dons nothing tor
COOdatsBatlMU Wl B3AU Tfisnkf tot
past favors,. I sta x .
t very reaped rully, .
-' Treaenree
' Far Plaeesee ef'tks tkfs '
" Naarly all dlaasas tf the eVln Surh
si tcinmii, t(Ur, Mif rhaum q bar
t sra' Uch, er rharai-trrl7rd ,y sn In-
1 tensa t
' t l R
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t and 'i.ar!U.r. !.
h ( f
V'o n 1 -i m l I':'' i r'
f . ' t V" r t jfi
. lying f:. Iain's Falva.
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Could not, Buy-
'toir. 6a. Asawasr. tsoa
..jefja?
SIM
jasrfsefeelM
ene
SatstfMa low SM was
Dnwt.eu ftjMiMipUce rfax Lease,
tmina9MUWipaoaaiMSMM. ona
-fore-Mid I BiaMlSeeS Sorirc.
. eodiWHf i srtlid ea 4 a5
bolUd IL e , 4nam Pffcrtp
. SMhitfKiwS) noMdlMttwfSeftM
1 SAd h) BkSlxaw I pteksd ee
Miljw AbMhact ee a poor msrttd
Dnp 4p wifkU fresp at snjttiinc sod
piPSil OCfig MdthabtraAt I received
won nBat TViSW AU. TUB OOLD IH
- OXORQlA 6CM.VD HOT BUV. i ktvt on
Mdni HUnS btn Bontas I wnt hack la
M iS a BWiaMnlat, and In Sua morhs
rrowiUad bu. letUlaMa Sttla oa.
eulonaUf as l-Sod K Boa bteod puriaar
aiaiasoBaioras.
MajryoaMn
r ran aVe kng and pnwpar.
- . isurs varxiruir,
. ''vjf. IX M. OOMfgLL,
COPtiMS TO RATIONAL
FOOD AND DRUG LAW
This is woly s sample of
the great good that is
daily done everywhere by
Kodol
for Dyspepsia.
rOR SALIC BY V. S. DUFFY.
Some people make a specialty of be
lieving the impossible.
Clears The Complexion
' Orlno" Laxative Fruit Sryup stim
ulates the liver and thoroughly Clean
ses the system and clears the com
plexion of pimples and blotches. It
is the best laxative for women and
children as it is mild and pleasant,
and does not gripe or sicken. Orlno
is much superior to pills, aperient wa
ters and all ordinary cathartics as it
does not Irritate the stomach and bow
els. Davis Pharmacy.
Next to nothing the dude's under
wear.
Dou't Take tbe Kink.
When you have a bad cough or cold
do not let it drag along until U be
comes chronic bronchitlcs or develops
into an attack of pneumonia, but give
it the attention It deserves and get
rid of lt. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and you are sure of prompt
relief. From a small beginning the
sale and use of this preparation has
extended to all parts of the United
States and to many foreign countries.
Its many remarkable cures of coughs,
and colds have won for it this wide
reputation and extensive use. For
sale bj Davis Pharmacy and F. S.
Duffy.
A village is a hamlet and the only
kind some actors can play.
Tbe Lacky Quarter
Is the one you pay out for a box of
Dr. King's New Life Pills. They
bring you the health, that's more pre
cious than Jewels. Try them for
headache, biliousness, constipation
and malaria. If they disappoint you
the price will be cheerfully refunded
it All Druggists.
. . I
It takes a woman to conceal what
the doesn't know.
Ask tearsclf the Qaeetles.
Why aot use Chamberlain's Pain
lalm when you have rheumatism?
JCe feel sure that the result will be
irompt and satisfactory. One appll
tlon reffeves the pain, and many
"ure been permanently cured by Its
Ose. 15 ant 60 cent sixes. For sale
by Deris Pharmacy and P. S. Duffy.
Is thexeal drama of life the lead
lag ladles sre eoohs.
A Pies teat Pkysle
When )os wsat pleasant physic
Civs CbamberUina Btomaoh ssd Uver
TsbUU s trial. They are mild and
tsutls ta their action and always pro
lace pleasant cathartic effect Call
it DsTla Pharmacy orlk. 8. Duffy's
irsg stors. for free eample.
lfootr makaa the man who makes
th mousy. .. ,.. . .
.jt:t. . ': " .
a Es Barksss TeeUAas After Fesr
0. B. BurhaoS, of Carlisle Center, .R
T .writeef "About foqr years go I
wrote yoa slating that I had been en
tirely cured' of severs kldoey tro
Me by tskloE iesi thaa two bottles of
Foley's. Kidney Curs. It eOUrely stop
ped th brick dnat sediment, and pal
aadeympt)ms yf kidney dlsesskJIaaD
p '. t m glad to say that I Bate
a. 'ad s returs of, sat of those
f e during the tourears that
bave etapaad and.I sib evKatitly evrwd
(o stay cured, tad haertlly ertianand
Fow'e JUdnay Cure U) any on mif
'o- g from kl'lnay or tladlar troe-
IwU I'tarrtiary. .
" ly batiiee wetth a
.r t i i ' e
' 1 tie
ACMIXISTRA'l'OB'S NOTICE
Having qualiGtd as administrator of
B. .F. Warters. d ceaatd, this lo
notify all persons having claims a
galnst the estate or the Bald deceased
to present thm to the undersigned on
or before the ftth day of March. 1909,
duly verltltd, or this not Ice will be
pleaded In bar of their tecovery
All persons iudebttd to said estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment. This 3rd day of March, 1908.
J. E. WATERS,
Administrator u B. F. Warters, de
ceased. LOFTiN & VARSER Attorneys, Kin
ston, N. C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified its administrator of
John Johnson, deceased, late of Cra
ven county, N. C, this is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned, on or before the
25th day of February, 1909, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate set
tlement, c j. McCarthy,
Administrator.
This February 24, 1908.
R. B. NIXON, Attorney.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of Anthony Harris, deceased, late of
Craven count j, N. C, this is to notify
all ti'S(jii8 having claims against the
eslaie of said deceased to exhibit
thtm to Hie undersigned on or before
the 5th day of March, 1909, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
rjcoviiy. All persons Indebted to
said estates will please make imme
diate settlement.
c. j. McCarthy,
Administrators
This F.ili day of March, 1901.
MOItT; AiH NAI.K
. By virtue- of Ihv power of sale con
tained in n ct'iijitii mortat made by
l'':.r?.!erH ( .'unsdl iduttMl (Jin Company,
n t'orpnraUnn by .lames I1'. Heath, pres
ident, itle.si :d N. M. Lancaster. Hecre-
ttjielte.' ( . lviel.iiwliorn and I.. K.
liny, with the eul of the eorpoiallon
Hnilth. ndmini.stnilor. wlileh said mort
gage waa executed on the 7th day of
uuust. IliUi. smd reeoi-ded In the otnee
( tin- IteKister ot 1 Is of Craven
ounty In Book 1U3. 1':ik' -61, we the
lAlerslKnetl will sell for cash to the
I'jhest bhbb'i- :.i V'aneenoro, North
Caro'.ina, on the orenilses where the
undersigned will sell for cash to the
llted ut the hour of 'l o'clock M.. on
the 2.lr day of Mun li. 1'Jnx. to satisfy
the note of even date therewith the
following described properly, towit:
One Il'xI ( lass I. Atlas Holler and
ne 9x1 Atlas KnMne with nxtureB
omplete as tlo-y now statld. one Lum-
mus Hystem t.lnei y - unpi.-te; ee-..st8t
InK of two Ho saw i;inH. M-;.ry CI an
IHK Keoth-is. I'uihl'i'p'-, .-netiniatlc Ele-
utor. Double '-, ,olvinc I'OX rreaa
with Hlean- lampei, .slmftlnK. Pulleye,
iteltlntr .-te. one American sam-mlll
th saw. ami all lixtuies couiplete.
d also all the ImlhlhiKH aud fihedH
owned by the said company tis they
now stand In Yiiucclioro. N. C. on the
lands leased by said i-'iirincra Conaoll-
lated Cln I'ouipauy finin 1,. N. and
M. l-.atn-a?iter In the year PMI4 with
lie rlKbts and privileges of said com
plin y.
This 13 tb day or l'chy 1III.
I.. 10. SMITH.
( Md.AWllOltN .
K1THY 41. AIM
STATE Ol'' NOHTH CAROLINA
Cravt-n County
I'ojt. II. Lane. Entry Taker for Craven
County -The
unriri slKtii-d M I). Lane, of Cra
ven Counts'. North Caiollini, enterH and
ays elniin to tin- f.illowlnif di-serllied
I,-,,- of --1 ot land lu Third Town
rili,. ivla n I'ounty. Slate of North
arollna. llm aauu- Ih-Iuk vaeant and
iliaiu o.i l.-tted land, mid HllliJ'-rt
ntry. vi. Kt'KluninK' at a Htuinp on
A'llk.-i sc.n'B l,raln h to the u'er cor
er of the AI0117.0 Itddle lan.l how own
rl hv .Ino, Morris and rutin with Httld
Morris line to C. C. Tripp lino, than
with said C. C Tripp's line to the road
leadl.iK from Neuse road to Camp fak
thun runs with said rond to Wllker-
Hon brnneh. then down said hraneh lu
the bi-KlnnlnK. eontalnlnK 20 ae.r
more or lesft.
Entered this 17th day of lehruary
l0.
M. D. LAN hi,
MOKTUAUK SALE
Pursuant to a power of sale con
t&lned In that certain Mortgage exe
cuted, by Jus. W. White and Julia A
White to It. W. Williamson and aanlgn-
ei to iBtiao II. Kmllh, bearing; date the
Ulh'day of Atigiiat, 1907, the name be
ing rerordi-d In the office of luc Kegls
ter of iM-etls of flraven county, In Book
1(7, Page 3G6, I will .sell al the Court
Houne door In New Hern, oo Thurs
day, the 26th day of March, 1908, at
the hour of 12 o'clock M., to the hlgh-
iist bidder for cash, all of the follow
ng described property as conveyed In
be Mortgage aforesaid, towit:
One third undivided Interest In all
hat certain tract or parcel of Ua4
n the North side of Trent river and
in the north side of Trent road, on the
head Branch ot Rocky Run and ad
Istatug the lands of James Osgood oa
the West, and bets the aame land
oenveyed by deed of October 1&. 171
from Barab Oxley to Oliver White sod
recorded Is Hook No. 78 Page 486 of.
See of Register of Deads of Craves
County, to' which reference is hereby
Bads fur a more complete and full
deacrtpttoif.
New Bern. N. C, Feb., IS, 101.
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Washington
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BETWEEN
NORFOLK, VA,
RALBIGH N. r..
Effective January 27th, 1008.1
WESTBOUj
, Ex-Sun. Ex-Sun 1
STATIONS: No. 30. No. 2 I
a.m. a.m. I
Lv. Norfolk 11:66 I
Chocowlnlty 10:40- 6:00 f
Ureenvllle 12:20 6r40 I
Farnivllle 1:10 7:8 I
Stantonsburg 1:61 7:861
Wilson 3:00 8:001
riailey 3:60 8:2P
Middlesex 4:15 8:41
Zeliulon 4:66 9:0
WendeJl 5:21 9:
KniKhtdale 5:50 9:1
Ar Italeigli 6:35 10
EAST
STATIONS: No.l V
Ex-Sun. JJ
p.m.
Ar. Norfolk 4:45
t'hocowlnlty 10:30 1
Ureenvllle 9:65 I
Parmvllle 9:27 I
Stantonaburg 8:68 f
Wilson 8:33 1
lialley 8:07 1
Middlesex 7:53 I
Zebulon 7':31-"-
Wendell 7:21 I
KniKlitdale 7:Uo I
Lv. Italeigh 6:35
UOLD8BORO AND BKAUli
enroll vc snadar DeecauM
UATBOUND
(Ei. Kim 1
oianana: No.S No
a m. n
Oaldsboro, Lv 7:00 4:61
Mlllnrs 7-10 6:01
Bests 7:20 6:1
I.
aUrange 7:30 5:2
falling- Creek
7:45 5:1
Klimton
. .8:00 6:6
Caswell
. 8:12 6:0
Dover
. :23 6:11
Cove City
Tusearora
. 8:38 6:28
. 8:60 6:40)
. 8:66 6:461
Clarka
New Bern. Ar.
. 9:15 7:65
. 9:27 7:18
. . 9:65 7:44
New Bern. Lv.
Klverdalo
Croatan
Havelock
. .10:01 7:6
. .10:17 8:06
6TK
iewoort
..10:37 8:26 11
..10:44 8:32 11
Wild wood ..
Moreliead City
..11:00 8:47 11
. .11:28 9:10 11
ueaurort
WKSTBOUND
(Ex. Hun WSun
STATIONS No.2 No.4 No
a.m. D.m. D.m
ejoiasnoro, Ar 11:45 9:30 12
Millers 1 1:34 9:20 11
Bests 11:24 9:10 11
LaQranicu 11:14 9:00 11
Fulling; Cieek 10:68 8:46 11
Klnston 10:43 8:30 11
('unwell 10:29 8:18 11
Dover
.10:18 8:L10.
ove City
. .10:3 7:62 10:
. . 9:61 7:40 10:
. . 9 46 7:34 19:
. . 9:26 7:16
. . 9:20 7:10 10:
.. 811 1:41 1:
. . 6:46 4:14 9:
. . 8:10 6:10 9:
. . 8:10 6:00 I:
. . 8:01 6:61 :
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. . Y:X6 6.U I
Tusearora . . . .
Clarka
Now Bern, Lt.
New Brn, Ar
Riverdale
roalan
riarelork ....
Newport
Wlldwood ....
atoivneaa City
Heaufort, Lv, .
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All
KASl BOl Mlti
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STATIONS:
No. 11. No.l J I
p.m.
. .7:10
. .6:411
. .k:O0
. .1.14
. .1:11
. .8:41
. .8:67
. .9:00
..9:l
. .'.ne
. .1:49
p.m.
6:10
7:18
6:66
New Bant, Lv.
Brldaeton.. ..
Olynipla
Keelaboro
Blades Junetlo
7:16.
7:11
7:17
7.17
7:4
7:6a,
III
10.11 '
Orantaaoro . . .
Wast Alliance
East Alllanoa"
llArboro
Stoaawall . . .
Oriental . . . .
WUTSOtD
- JO-Hun
8-Oly E
STATIONS:
No.
e. No.iI
a. m.
. .9:69
..1.61
.6:11
. .1:66
.7:61
..7:41
Ml
.7:19
"U
. .7:67
. .6:11
a.m.
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:IS '
9:11'
New Bar a. Ar. .
Hrldao
01yails
Kealaeoro
Blade Junrtton
1:16
Ctraateboro
Vat Allaaace . .
Kmt Alllaaoa ..
liar boro.
l:lt
1:11
T:
Stonewall . ..
Oriental
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