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OFnCTAL PXPKR
OF NEW BBBM
MUU TOMarch 30, 1910
TfrE APPEAL TO CLEAKLI
!r i HO? j NESS. -. v ' :
Sfea?, of spriog, wifu its
. warm dava and slightly cooler
nights after 4he. days and sights
of wlffter when the greatest consid
' ' iftaoSiB the securing of warmth
and all safegnarda against the cold,
cannof Mt have an appealing sug
gaer to humanity, and the
j' 'grlatestfippeal would, seem to be
-fordeanliness, the abstinence from
-:. jeF?TJ!:!iPS.tDat n vater caused
indifference to cleanliness. Nature
,- .pitjj on' fiolorlf rom the grass to the
fld&rs ktt'd friiit trees. There is a
positive change from the somber
- that accompanies winter, ' to the
k ;. cheerfulness, .that must go with
Spring.
' ' r A.ttdr 6 to man; Within and
' without these days call for chang-
; i es. Tere ik &a appeal to ' cleanli
' '' ittessj"mcn n appeal that it would
impossible to resist. Heavy
clothing is a burden, it is put
. away; aftd iostead come garments
tht meet nature's conditions, and
mates man a creature, fit tfj enjoy
y spring. And from the person to
objects nearby, there is the appeal
.for .cleanliness. Bubbish and trash
indoors are. thrust outside. The
v yardaad entire premises must re
ceive the brush, the clean-up to
meet spring conditions. The pave
ment and street call for the changed
state thai nature and man are tak
ing, preparatory to still warmer
,days jand nights. The contest for
. cleanliness is for safety. Health,
private and public, demands indi
vidual and municipal cleanliness,
,ud yet as much as the safety that
is enjoyed through cleanliness,
there is the personal comfort in
feeling clean, in looking at a clean
and' wholesome house, premises,
pavement and street. All these
clean, there is the lessened chance
of contamination that follows
wherewith exists. The appeal to
cleanli n era, should be heeded. It is
the warning which taken notice of
wards off sickness and disease,
thwarti pestilence and bids defi
inr$o death.
CASTOR I A
. rPor Infanta and Children,
Tbi W Yob Han Ahrajt Brcgfct
Bears
Signature of
''torn. 'iilW are so
luely that
when thagtare praying tor a boy baby
' j ker arrives as gin twua.
.::rit ,ir: il . -
: - ' .Catarrk Caanot n uhaL
. with LOCAL APPLICATiONS, as
. ttsy aaaaof reack tha seat tha di-
a aUrrk k ft b!o4 or awti-
V tuoonal dlsaasaani la krsW (a eurs
" Ml 'yon' must 'tai. internal ranWU.
' Hairs TaUrrk Car la takes UUt
' , tally, jand afU dlraetij'on tha blood
and Ooui tarfam.- Haffs Ca tan
Curs' la not a qaaak nwdWa. It was
preacribei ky on of "tha best pky-
Irikna In this eoualfy fat ysara asd
m Uculat praeexiiitioa. It li oota-
i .rxwedo .tha bast toaWf kaown, eom
..ukied JWitk its beet bloeJ purUUra.
acting directly -o tbt ssuooma anr-
Uc? Tka perfect ot&UaaUoa of
r . kcrtdiatU la what pradatM
; - - sock wondarfsl reaaJla b curing a
"r n- Urtt. - 6o4 for Uatimoaiala free.
ToUdOjO
Bold bv Innrisbs. criee 75a.
US'Sy totti'UmUf pifla for o.
Tke maa ke kaa a Ubm for hie
frlsnfls will eventually ! footer taat
; k b as Irtol for Us Cme, . '
TlicroJa Cr.Iy Cr.o
Xature blves Timely Warnings
That NoJSfew Bero Citizen Can
" Afford to Ignore. ; ' f'
DANGER SIGNAL NO. "X eomes
hom the kidney eeeUoos They will
you what the kidneys we sicjc
Well kidney ezcreU a jelear;- mW
fluid.-- Sick kidney . kI ou thin,
Date . and foamy, or thiek red,, lit
aiiiiMT urine, full ofjediment and It-,
tMrular of DMSUr 4'. .C 'i
DANGER SIGNAL 'WO, J! cornea
from the beck: - Back; paiQS,' dull and
htMvy. or shtrp anfl acute, tell you 'of
tick kidneyi and warn you or t&e ap-
brosch of dropy, diabetes and Brighr
diaoaee. Doan Kidney PilM euro nick
kidoey and euro them permanently.
Here's New Bern proof;
Jamet A. Whitley, 74 George street
New Bern. N. C. aara: "I oan recom
mend Doaa's Kidney fills in the bigh-
est terms, as they cured me of kidney
trouble after other remedies tailed
buffered a great deal from a lame back,)
and a soreness across my loins. Every
ouick movement sent sharp twinges
through my body and after stooping It
was difficult for me to straighten.
Reading about Doan's Kidney Pills,
concluded to try them and proourea
a box at Bradhafii's Pharmacy. They
save me ' prompt- relief and finally
effected a complete cure," ,
Vor haIa bv all dealers. Price 50
cents.. BVwter MUburn Co., " Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's ano
take no other.
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Don t forget us when you
when
want a White Mountain Freezer.
Phone 99. J. S. Basnight Hdw.
Co.
CrTamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to worn
an iiffi.rincr from chronic -constipation,
headache, biliousness, dizziness, sallow
ness of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by
all dealers.
Deep Water.
There Is one place In the Atlantic
ocean near the Virgin islands where
the bottom Is four nad n tin I f miles
beueath ihe surface. Near-the La
drone Islands, in the PaciUc. the depth
Is 20,8,r0 feet, or uliout tire miles.
A PLEASANT PHYSIC.
When you want a pleasant physic
give Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets a trial. They are mud and gen
tie in their action and always produce
a pleasant cathartic effect. Call at an
dealer's drug stores for a free sample,
Gold Leaf.
While a lent of gold is so tbin lliat
It Is Impossible to measure Its thick
ness, scales have been made which
weigh It accurately. One leaf weighs
one-fifth of a grain. It Is so light tbrt
a breath will blow it away. Held to
the light, It Is translucent and green
FOR DISEASES OP THE SKIN.
Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. It loosens
the cough relieves the Jungs, opens the
secretions and aids nature in restoring
tne system to a neamiy condition, sow
by au dealers.
Short Stories.
Tbe lighthouse service In 1900 cost
$657.000.
Detroit iieople hare organised a Jean
VaUeanclub to furnish assistance to
paroled prisoner. - .
Tbe goversuuent now owns 'more
than $300,000,000 worth of buildings
Uid is spending shoot- $20,000,000 a
year on new ones.
A regular patron of a New -fork
restaurant brings bis owa sterilised
kalfe, fork and spoon la -g 'bos and
set them afclnslveltr ,
, AN AWFUL ERUPTION-;
of a volcano airdtea brief Interest -Sad
yoar mtsfest fea akto ntpttoaa will be
as short, tf vo use Buikleo'a 'Araks
Salve, their aukkest ure Even t&e
not is, nieora, ar fever sorts are
ealed by it. Best for Burns. Cuts.
Bruises, Sore Lina. Chapped Hands.
Chilblains and Pi'ea. , it aivea kietaat
relief, g&cai all Draggista. . -
- - e Oeee. . . ' .'
"Bat bow do yeu (ell a miu's rbi
act err asked the fall guy."
fDy tbe sort of rays be enlts,1 ao-
iWerw thV ble-hbrgsr. . , , f
."Ah! . As4 wbst la toe chartcte of
yoar employ etr , r ;
"J cao't tell be never aaaUa a ralM."
CUvelaa4 trader, ' t ,v, 4
fully nlneVut of every ten esse of
rheumaUaai Is simply rnemnsusra of the
moeclee doe to rnid or dsmn, os chronie
rheumstism. neither of which tiiir
any kitml tnatmnl, AUthatbrowd
ed ta afford rlif li the frua arjitirstkm
of Chamberlain's tJnlinent. it s
trial. Yoo r rertsin ta lx plKt
with the onirk rvlief which It sfTorda.
Bold by kil dealers. .
ii.ii
fpeaktag of SeeiraUerclihlhnre
kools a( coarse all desire to lire
OS Fatf sirs,' '
, t'Tt t' " -" -. .
Henry T. Tlnck bat ' been musical
critic of the New XorK ETealng Post
eter slnee 1881. j r ; r ;. : 'r-
BUtter Allies of Massachusetts does
not devote all kl time to politics. ; He
Is an lavenfor. Just pow be is perfect
ing an- aeroplane -
Otis A. Poole, a tea sales man, of Yo
kohama has crossed the Pacific ocean
fortr-uine times, equal to about thir
teen trips around tba world, .'. v
John D. Ing Is UQted by the Bos-i
ton Poet as saying. "I do not want to
go to cungreas; aud I- hare asked my
friends, to drop the use of my barnei.
Royal B. Cabell,, receauy appointea
United flutes commissioner , of : Inter
nal .revenue, Is a member of one of the
West 'lamUles of ?lrfcuiUuH 1 to
jys jhirtyflftu. y,t:vi;T;f 4
Xt. Charles r. Stokes,, the new, ejus
geon general of the navy, has request
ed his subordinates to refrain from d
resIns him as 'ftAwML-B' $
dares that, artbougk surgeon general
witn the relative rank.ot rear admiral,
be Is not In reality, aa admiral, but a
doetor.and prefers to be simply called
Oeorg Schumann, whose oratorio
Ruth1 jvas recently, presented. Jin,
America for the Brat time, was born
at Koenlgsteln, On the Elbe, In 18W.
He has ' held several important ' poal.
tlouB In Germany and- has acquired
much fame as a director, of choral and
orchestral organisations, but it is aaa
composer of .music In, its larger forms
tbat he is best known.
The Hoyal Box.
Princess William of S,weden Is an
expert cbauffeuse. She is not onlyf
princess of Sweden, but a grand duch
ess of Russia and the Duchess of Suh-
derland. " "" : 1
Princess Victoria Louise of Prussii
Emperor Willlanrs only daughter, beis
an exquisitely beautiful string of
pearls, which her mother has been col'
lectins for her ever since her birth. v.
The German empress is, like her bu
band, an early riser, apd she and the
emperor breakfast at 8 o'clock, neve
later. The empress pours out the cof
fee, and were she not there to do s
the emperor would not think of starr
ing the meal. '
King Albert of Belgium is devoti
to the sciences. He's well up on elecf
tricityi metallurgy and economical and
has lectured on these subjects consult
erably more 1 ban once. He's a soldier
besides, .having started at, tbe bottom
of the military ladder aud worked his
way up by merit.
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
, Curioue Legal Methods.
They have sometimes a curious wo.
of deciding lawsuits In north Slam.
Both parties are put under cold water,
and the ene staying under tbe longer
wins the suit.
A Dead Stomach
Of What Use k it!
Tbounands? yes hundreds of thousands
of People throughout . Amaertea are
taking, tbe slow death treatment dairy.
They are murdering their own atom
ach, tbe best friend they have, and la
their sublime ignorance they think they
are putting aside the laws 01 natare.-
Thia is no sensational statement; It la
a startling fact, the troth of which any
honorable physician wilLnot deny.
These thousands oL peopla are swal
lowing daily huge quantities of .papain
and other Strong digesters, made especi
ally to digest the food In the stomach
without afMfaid at all from tbe diges
tive membrane of the stomach. '.
Mi-o-na st orach ' tablet relievt dis
tressed stomach m flva minutes; thej
da more. Taken regularly for' a f w
week they build Op the run down
stomach and make' it strong to digest
lt own food,' Tkeo IndigeaUod, belch
tog; sour ttomach and headache -will
Mi-o-na 'stomach tablets ar ask! by
druggisU f very where and by Bredham
Dniff Co. who guarantees them. W
cents a boa. ' .v '
..Booth's Pills aura coostlpatlon," 2e.
; t " Tte Feminine faee. .
, A perfect feminine , face - should
measure eiactly five dmea tbe width
or an eye across tbe cbeek bonee, The
ye should be stiffly iwo-thlrde- tbe
width of tbe mouth and ibt Icogth f
tbe ear eaactly twice that of tbe" eye.
The apace betweea the eyee abould be
tacUy tb lenalb ef one evn ; ' '
CAPT.
B0GARDU3 AGAIN
urrs
; s me hulls CIS,-.
This world famous rifle shot who
holds the thamptnniliip record of 100
pUeotn in liw cwn-uUve shots Is ll
bg at Lincoln, ill. Krmtly tntr
eiwel, he st: "I hare sufTo
lone time wiiii klWy end blll-r
trouble erxl hive xl evrt we
known kl'ln7 rnniirin ell of whir
g eve me no r!if f onlil I eturtAil Ut
roley s . I l:of-re I or,j
roiy'a ki.lnf I. n.ljr'j t
re Ufliriil and peine in wy k . ;-,
with S'lm-rrsvinn en 4 oHM,!.!i.e
elouly vi.,rf. Wh.ie vt m a r , r
the mornit.jf 1 .' t ct ! .-.! 1
h" I i Kt t ") f' t I T 1 .
1p' K i-lriPT t f t i 1 u -r
rent I ( tpr, ! e -i t - . r I . I e , h
my k i-!r7e Or .i , -r . I ,,i rm ti.'ire
f I l.ke f v i - '.
eolc-'y to (iwi'i i
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Basebell
GLAD NEWS TO ILL
The spring or April series of the
New Bern Building & Loan Association
opens April 1st. and its 6 per cent bear
ing, non-taxable, Btock is now on sale
at the agency of the undersigned.
It will be remembered that this bene
ficent institution was organized nearly
a quarter century ago, and that
throughout this long period, it has, 1
through efficient and judicious managi -ment
gained, and now enjoys the pub
lic's confidence and is today without a
superior.
It is not only for the purpose of building
homes, of which many hundreds starn
to ita credit, but is looked upon by the
leading citizens of the place as an ex
cellent investment which draws about
6 per cent and is not subject to taxat
Ion.
We recommend it to anyone whether
wajre-.earner, business man or school
child as one of the very best investments
found in the city today.
, W. G. BOYD, Agt.
Rooms 820-821. Elks Bldg.
SAVED A SOLDIER'S LIFE.
Facing death from shot and shell in
tbe civil war was more agreeable to J.
A Stone, of Kemp, Tex., than facing
it from what doctors. said wai consump
tion,. "1 contracted a stubborn cold"
he writes: "that developed a cough,
that stuck to me Irr spite of all reme
dies for years. My weight ran down to
ljarpounds. Ijien I began ta use Dr.
King's New Dixovery, which complete
ly cured ma, I now weigh 178 pounds."
f or Uoogbs, itolds. Latirippe, Asthma,
ITemorrhage, . Hoarseness, Cr o u p,
Wnooptng Cough and lung trouble. Us
eopreme,' We. I.G0 Trie) bottle free.
Uuaranteed by all Druggists.
MieaaBse-eMeMeA
' ''' w SU..... A.L A
j Id Meitco tbe young toeti can how
;n utiuug io. juuug tallica ana si
ery. little aipense. .Xhey are tbeje
ore . quit f eager - to lovlu theuT to
Iheaters, parties, etc. And no wonder,
for It la tbe custom In tbst country for
tbe lady's father-to pay for tbe tickets
and furalsh tbe carrlara. sooner, etc
4
HOW GOOD NEWS SPREADS.
t "I am 70 Tears old and travel most
of the time." writes B f Toleon. -of
ClUabvthiown, Ky. - "Everywhere I go
I recoaarMod Electric Bitters, because
I owe my excellent health and vitality
t then. I hey effect a cure every
Um,M Thay aeyer fail to tone tbe
stomach, recutita the kldnevs and bow
Je.-stiinuU'e the liver, invigoraU the
nerves and ptirtry the blon". They
wtnrk wonders for week, run dowa men
sad wom-n,' restoring strength, vlwof
sad health that's a daily )or. '.Tn
them. Only hUc. fletlefsnioo U.post
tivsly fuaranleed by all Dnurgtsja.
" The Chinese Cue. "'-' .
iTbe cue ws lot roil irl Into Chins
tbe Hew ba droeelT.'" It M eld
v liCeu orieitnti lly ejee1l fo
ib Msnrbus by ft"ir suee of grsil
tts to tbe bur, tfi it solmal hsrlng
f lefed a grest ttart In tbe Tartar con
fj In eliort, the "plemir was a
nirtb4 rf e(MIhlm I rrlelloueblp
l,(Mwn butiian twinge and borees.
- , . . .
. A rVoteble Houee.
1 tiflik t, .u"" ercHpil IijO ;ere so
l!i Pka tt-safl. H. Ue -in In lbr
0 ?ormt tnwne eud ( o einlee, Uumjh
II hue tetr -(n ipnved.. ,
t Children
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"IvW'Jv - itoost,care.A full rJavprcd
LTv, V7.ik ';'The acmelof 'southern culdvation.
c ' oi I C a t o 1 i ri a n d v
Virginia -tobaccos-rleaf rthat
"is ;unequaled-- blided with :;.
MM and Satisfying
lOforSc
pictarrea and a valuable coupon
in each peckage - -
Old Mill Cigarette are packed in
. -TIN FOIL
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO.
ANNOUNCE MENIS
To the Democratic Voters ol Craven
County.
I hereby announce that I shall again
be a candidate for sheriff before the
next Democratic prima, y, to be held for
Craven county. I thank you for your
confidence and support in the past, and
if re-elected I promise, to discharge the
du iesof the office fair y and impiiriial
ly, with due consideration always for
the best interests of the whole people.
J W BIDDLE.
March 28, 1910.
ANNOUNCEMENT
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of Sheriff of Craven county,
subject to the Democratic primary. If
nominated and elected I pledge myself
to discharge the duties of said office to
the beat of my knowledge and ability
and aa near as possible to the satisfac
tion of the. public.
Very respectfully,
RICHARD B. LANE.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Craven coun
ty, subject to the democratic primary,
and if nominated I guarantee to every
person having any business with the
office the utmost respect politeness and
courtesy.
Respectfully,
A. E. WADSWORTH.
Ck)IDAfE . for: county
. TREASURER. -
To the Democratic Voters of Craven
County: ...
J hereby most respectfully announce
my candidacy for the office of Treasurer
of Craven County subject to. the will of
the Democratic primary whenever said
primary' bv held.- It" nominated and
elected I pledge myself to-' conduct the
emoa to the satisfaction, of he, people
to tbe best of my ability.-v.; ' ,
Most Epectfully, -.
B. B. Hurst,
CANDIDATE 'FOR COUNTY
; TREASURERS -HJl,
v--'.V- ' t
ft tha DemocreUe YoMra of .(Craven
County.: ; --'. . -' '
. I rcepectfull announce that I shall
be a candidate for re-Wtlon fr. the
office of Treasurer of -Craven County,
eiirjt to the action of the Democratic
primary whn held; I promiee If re
elected to be found at my office In the
Craven county court houee, willing to
ecrve you as faithfully In the future as
I havir In the paet. , " :
' ' . . . "'"'. Repetfully,
, rremn S. Emul.
1'J,oujT tnonry ts the
evil, .the ir.'iil lnr-fu
n ) hf p'arit It
root Of all
ms "i.'
BH03CE mm- roe
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Be It ordained by the board of sider-.-men
of the dij of New Bern, North
; Carolina, that V: 1 - . i"
Whereaa by an ordinance duly passed
by thigDoard upon the 7th day of Sept.
1909, it was determined to improve cer
tain streets in this city, - mnd that an
election be called for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified electors of
the city h question of the approval of
the Issuance of $50,000 of bonds to pay
for said improvements and
Whereaa due notice, as required by
law, was given of said election, which
election waa duly held upon the 13th
day of October 1909, and a majority of
the qualified voters voted in favor of
tbe issuance of said bonds, and
Wbjpeas the Supreme Court of North
Carolina has held said bonds to be valid
obligations of the city Hi New Bern,
and said bonds have been duly sold at a
price above par and accrued interest.
but have not yet been exe uted or de
livered, therefore be it
Resolved that the form of said binds
shall be substantially as follows :
United States of America, State of
North Carolina,, county of Craven city
of New Bern, No. 6 per cent street
Improvement Bond. 1000,00.
Know all men by these presence, that
the city of New Bern, Craven county,
North Carolina acknowledge itself to
owe and for value, received hereby
promises to pay to bearer, upon the 1st
day of April, the sum of one thousand
dollars in lawful mopey of the United
States of America, with interest there
on at the rate of 5 per cent per annum
payable semiannually upon the first day s
of April and October of each year, until
the payment of the principal thereor,
upon presentation and surrender of the
proper coupons therefore hereto at-
wtached. Both principal and interest
hereof, are payable at Importers and
Traders National Bank, New York city,
N. Y.
This bond is one of a series of fifty
bonds of like denomination, tenor and
effect, numbered consecutively frornone
to fifty, inclusive, and is issued under
authority of an act of the General As
sembly of the stateof North Caiolina,
known as Chapter 82 of the Private
Laws of 1899, as amended by Chapter
61 of the Private Lawa of 1907' and b
Virtue of certain ordinance du'y psssed
by the Board Aldermen of thfciiyof
New Bern for that purpose.
It is hereby certfled and reoil.nl that
all acts, conditions and thing required
by law to be done, precedent to and
and in the isaiance hereof, in order to
make this bond a legal, valid and bind
ing obligation of the city of New Bern,
North Carolina, have been done, have
happened and been performed in regular
and due form; that this issue ol' bonds.
together with all other outstanding in
debted of daid city, is not in excess of
any statutory or constitutional limitat
ion of indebtedness; that provision has
been made for the collection of an an
nual tax sufficient to pay the interest
on these bonds and to provide a sinking
funj suffcient to pay the principal
hereof at maturity; that the full faith,
credit and revenues, and all the real
and personal property of said city, are
hereby irrevocably pledged for the
prompt payment of this bond, and in
terest, as the nature. ""
In Witness Whereof, the city New
Bern, North Carolina, has caused this
bond to be signed by its Mayor,
countersigned by its City Clerk, the
seal of said city to be affixed, and the
coupons to bear the fac-simile signatuie
of the City Clerk at New Bern, North
Carolina, this 23rd day of March, 1910.
Mayor.
Countersigned:
City Clerk.
SEAL
The coupon shall be substantially in
the following form, towit:
No. 125.00
Upon the first day of April (October)
19,'thecity of New Bern, Craven County
North Carolina, will pay to bearer, at
the Importers' and Traders National
Bank New York City, N. Y. the sum
of Twenty five 00-100 Dollars, being
six months interest then due on its
street Improvement bond, number ,
datrt April L 1910.
'.. ' . City Clork
Be it further ordained tbat whe.i the
reoo'lr,rton of bonds ha 'Imm
paid lata too treasury, eatd Bonds, wbea
duly executed, shall be delivered He the
purchaser, FT PATTER 30Ni
, ' -' '' , Ciiy Clerk.
This March ifch 1910. - . ; ' . ,
IIILLTiaCOUGII
Af:3CUnnTi::L!i::!:3
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HENRY'S;
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" Prescriptions from . all
physicians. Quickly and Ac
curately filled.
Also a full line of Choice
h Toilet articles.
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PHONE 173,
NOW READY
-FOR-
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I have opened my Job Printing
plant at No. 139 Middle street1
and arr ready to do all kinds of
job printing at the lowest prices.
New stock, artistic work.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN
ALL ORDERS.
E.J.Land&Co.
139 Middle St. New Bern, N. C.
ENNETT'S
PREPARED
Agricultural
Lime
makes every acre count and
every testimonial good. Is
prepared for all soils and alt
crops. Write us for prices
and testimonials.
AGRICULTURAL LIME
CO. NEW BERN, N. C.
ICE
Made from pure distilled
filtered water.
NEW BERft
ICE CO.
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NORFOLK & SOUTHERN RY.
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DIUECTTIIROI'till TRAIN 8I'K
YICURKTWKION A LL TO I NTH
IN KAHTKHN NORTH cako
LINA, and via OKIX)LK TO
ALL KAHTIKN CITIFX
Sche lnle in pffect Oct- I nth
Trains leave New Bern y
9:15 ft m., KXJ'KI'JSrt, Daily, ei
coptSunday, for Washington,
I'ilPiiton, Klualx'th City and
NORFOLK. -Arrives Nor
folk 3:40 p. m.
la m., Daily, for Mon-head
City and lieftufort.
16am., Daily, for Kington and
GoldulMra.
9:30 mM Iaily, except Hundayj
for Orfentai and intermediate
stations.
2.15 P lally except Munday,
for Washington, Pinetown
and Bclhaven, making ooo
uectioo with Raleigh train at
Washington.
6:45 P P&h 'or Morebe4 -C
:;City and JJeaufort. ,
KLt l)tlyttotKtKUm and
V- Gold aboro.-
7:30 P h, Taily, or Oriental and
; Intcrtnr4lat gtatloba.
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