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CaXJtLI L. ST3VESS,
DITOH AND PROPRirTOH
- uasc&rp-noi il4.tz.si
SUnthlytKr earrler la the city ,. -
' -' Advertising rates furiaae4 en a
..V' ?alealioa. ',?-
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- QTWraXL PAPKR OF '"MIW BERN
. ' - ' AND CRAVXV COmfTT.
yL-Beni?g. (X TMa-TOh a, 1911.
?. DEMONSTEAtJOS EST .CIVIC;
' There have nodoubt "'been many
, 1 passereby the corner of Broad tad
r, " varying degrees fjei!iQtioo,ysthe
," V raSical change in' the Jot on. the
corner. From being: j wilderness
of waste," a place of weeds, the final
-.. MtiD nlace of em Dtv bottles' and
tin cans, it bow present AStght off
being everything it was, not' Be - f
fore, and there is not all done jet,
for with spring, there may be
pected a green swardi ;that with
the good fence on two sides and
concrete walks on the other two
sides will make it -good to look
upon. y
This change has, beep wrought
under the auspices of theWom,ans
Club, through ita department that;
declares for a city 'beaqtifa' .and
this demonstralion Ja to serve as an
object lesson, to present the starts
ling contrast between, a lot left an
cared for, and a lot fred tot? -
There-are other unsightly corner
and inside lots in promQent and
residential sections' of New Bern.:
There ' are" beautiful homes' sur
rounded by well kept grounds, and
iuat over their .borders are lots
where repdse in awful sight aasorf
ments of refuse, dead, (lying and
about to die, that must 'appat the
householders who are compelled
to see and smell those terrible civio
offenses, just over thellne.' ; i ; ;"
Civic health is dependent upon
cleanliness. And civic pride has
its stimulus in the endea?0t of its
people who" preserve the",cleanlt
ness of its lots, alleys and streets.
A. city beautiful can only -be jso
when both its habitated ai4. un
habttated places are equally Itt or
der and clean. , . .- , ' ;, ,
The demonstration noted above
points the way to civic beaut jr; It
should be followed by -property
owners toking'acWve bold of -this
kind of lot befrOjIfyttg iintil Jthji
entire city presents Whei6me
and cleanly apDearahoer-where now
rubbish desesates,plai ltat can
be made a part afjt cJbeantifnl.
Children : Cry'
' FOB FLETCHER'S 1
CASTORj A, .
1,000 yds:; Erlglish long
Cort, fworth 15cXwilt bCon
safe .toctoV at 10cTb'e 'great
est bargain we have; had lot
some time. J; JBaxter.?
T A DRSADFUIi MGHTj
rt T ti.L ! in. Yl yr
was the fevet-sere thM-kad blanad his
Ufa for years in spite et many remedtao
be tried.. At last he Baed Backlrd's Ar
nice 8alve aod writes; Vlt has- entirely
healed with scarosty m eea WC UeaU
' burns, - bolls, eexMna, cuts. bniaM,
i kwallinira, oms add piles like snag's.
Uniy Zae at au Dealer ;
.r':"aw,ded Wee It ,'4
V RowenMaf I fctte yooreertrl'ww
J H-rWbat are ysw e .TlrteecttodetV
,. fieW fork Prwa, i ;
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t; ' la these 0Mo-daU tt, li t pil
.tile to pnrcbaM lm-irrr ca Bf
. Ahlag. Insurance U, t ' t-t-
Jog a cbanre, wt'.k ts. m ft-
rd Urgnly la ftror it t I ;'rf
Jtmiraace rii)t tv
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. Hair loauranr t ,
th on b'tytrt 1
full valu l t a '
tinnllncir lnrrl
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4ltr tf tl.'t Jniii".
lv ioU Ilia ptiui,.
1 Val'Mi t o',
Thla spv'i Xa.y:.
Bn)yhnf Jl .1 r T'" '
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t to t.e the or'-'.iii'' r (f tie tr-
niiU lu Doumou term cf :.J
lory," "mabogacT bean,, "concrete
doni" and "cemwt kuU," bq coiumua
Jb tasebiU.",,' , , i - - ;
Abenbaeli ayi that when b wa
matiaglug tb Shrereport toam of tlie
Soatiiera league aouie years ago t
bad a 'catcher who could tit tome,
bnt who had the very aerlotia weak
nee of not being able to gauge a fool
ball tut matter bow easy it waa, f -.
One day a batter ralaed a high fool
directly ever the plate, and the catch
er, misjudging it. wa bit aquarely on
too ,bf the bead by: the -descending
sphere, which knocked .off bis mask
and bounded away bo me thirty feet
That r night : Aabenback - finished bis
anpper early and. -was passing ont of
the dining room when ba happened to
walk .behind tbU catcbe who was de
vouring bla erenlng jneal with gusto
and enthusiasm, a Stopping at the ta
ble. Ed DMCBd his bands over the
backstop's bead, feeling for the. bomp
wMcb, ba j thought : would sorely be
there jpn account of the contact with
the ball that aiteroooii -Eat there
was no loinp to be fell ."No wonder,"
aid 'Lab.-. "How conld 'there be. A.
hnmplIouf head U eolid hone -
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TJncle Hiram' (looking , at bathtubs la
a .plumber's wiaaowi-sveii., l. swam
I've, beard that these, here New- York
ers" are pretty nervy, bot 1 never sop-
posed they -had he cheek to take a
bath In the front wlndowV-Jnflge's Xl '
Children ''Cry i
f OR FLETCHER'S -V
C AST O R lA
2V
TB THE PUBLIC.
All parties having tills against, me
will please present game duly authenti
cated within the next ten daya.- ;
K . . v. GEO. D, BOWPEN, '
March S, lSli - J
- , -, ' aB.---- aa -paassaeSa '
DEAFNESS CANNOT; BE CURED
by foca!-DDHcattoha. as they cannot
reacn-tne tnaeesea portion of tne ear.
There k only one way to cure deafness,
ana mat ie y constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed eon
ditioa of the mucoua lining of the Eus-
tacnian iudo. - waen tms- una ts in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
ImnerfecthearimTk and when it is entire
ly-closed, deaf ness is the result, and un
less toe mnammanoB can be taken out
and tbietube restored teiti nounal eon
ditioD, hearing will be destroyed forev
er; nine cases out or ten are caused py
eatarrn, wnicn is Doming nut an mnam
ed condition of the mucous surfaces.
.' VYe will give one hundred dollars for
sny-ease of deafness, ioaused. bv rea
urrh) that cannct be cured byr Hall's
Uttarrh Uire. - send for circulars free.
j i ; jr. J. CHENEY A CO.Prop,
. ;. , ;; ; , '. 'Toledo, 0
- iSold by druggists, prjiee;7Jie..; ' .
TakrHalFa &mily piUs or eon.
'?yit
r ! uuiek CMngtl
Husband But yob had a new one only
a -short time Ag0.Wire-TeVbHt my:
friend Ellen is to be -mlrrled,- atad I
cast wear the sama dresajhat J. wore
at her last weoyingFUegende JBlat-
WSBTHES ON INFANT OS GROWN
f rrCRSON CURED ItY. ZEM Oil'
AND yEMfl .KflAP. .
' " a'N 1TMT1 PIT 1 f .' niWR Ar AX
r. S. Daffy says to every person, be
ifmaa, woman or child, t who Vbu anJ
irritated, . tender or (ehingekin to come
to our iiore and procure bottle'' of
ZEMO and A cake bf ZEUO soap and
u you are not entirely sabsneq wita re
sulfa, earns back and get Tone- money,
So confident are W of the 'efficacy of
this tlean,. simple treatment, (ihat we
mk you this unusual offer.
ZEMO Is a dear liquid tor external
use that hat cured so many cases of ec
asms, pimples, dandruff and other forma
of skta eruption. ZEMO and ZEMO
soap are the most economical - as weD
aa the cleanest and most effective trt it-
man t for affections of the skin or scalp.
whether n infant Or grown person, y
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t'A-Judca li on i( oor itiliiJ'e wt
etatM advprtiM'il for a - i!,on?rr"P'"r
with tirHiKTi In l(ral work. A on in
br tit nrt 'l-ants callM at A '
f.if Urn i'iy , e of nmtliit Bn "'''' ;
IOC III tK.:.uO. I. art! ; J . . t M
tlwn a trial " il r g-c.-d. accu
racy, ftc - Anj.;jr 1h !',. itrnnU wbb
a yotir.J lady ! antlcty to miVe
a r"n1 vvlili-iilly "onnrrr-l
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Any
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-U.VI anofDAr meeting late this afuWoBtu
' " ANNOUNCEMENT "
Lherewi announce myself a jandi
date for Ch.ief of Police for 'the ciiy of
weworn. subject to the actioiFoi xhe
Democratic Primary.' .If elected tothat
responsible position. I wllK erideduir to
discharge-the duties of the Office' ftith
fully and impartially to -the best o -my
ability.-, I have -Served fii the-: : capacity
of poffceman for twelve years, and Aave
acted in the absence of the chief several
weeks at a time atd have ' : acqualhted
myself with the duties of the olca ,.
- - Very respectfully "
"C'LtPTok
' .ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 1 herewith announce myself a candi
date for the position of Chief of Police,
subject to the Democratic TPrlmary1 to
be held in this city in April. ; Haying
served as police officer for over 9 years;
I promise to faithfully perform hhe
dutlei bf Chief, if elected.. r J?
'- ' Respectfully, r Ai f"
. .ANNOUNCEMENT,-;
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for -Chief of Police for the city of New
Bern, aubject.to tae action or tne im
oeratlc prlmsryv ilf aleeted I proittiw
to discharge th duties ot-the ofScp to
the best of of my ability- L i -t-
V: Respeclfulljv -
si. W.WARWNQTO
- VANNQUNCEMENT. '7 i
I herewith announce myself - a candi
date for (Jiief of Police for the" city of
New Bern, .subject to the action of (he
Democratic' .- Primary.; . If Sleeted; I
XSPECiAL MEDICINE FOR KIDNEY
5IT-fTAIUIENTS.?ri--,--'-?:V
Many "elderly people ! have found In
FoU y's Kidney Remedy a jjuick -renef
and permanent benefit from kidney and
bladder ailments snd from annoying ur
inary vjrreculsritiee due to edvanrlng
fears.- luaac N. Kcaan, Farmer, M ,
says; "Foley's Kidney Remedy eitcrt
ed a enmpletS cure in- my cage ar.H
wsntethers to know of lU'V. S. l)y.t
fy.' s- . s-Js-k.
Hard on Baby."- : 1
Tlrrt." we teach the baby to taltt and
ttu w teach bm to hold bis toiijfue.-
-Hinnrt fit. '- "' '
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promise to discharge the dutlee fafth- TZ"' .J
fully and impartially loathe best of ny ' '.'. J.--. ,.fc?-'-
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'&&SZS .Kepectfuliy.T -ryjl " -'The-belief tbt ,taJu ,
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slooer: Agriculture Pearson and. Cot
. - HOUSES -WftJlSEIi: -
Those who Jiave houses for rent in
the city of New. Bern will pletse notify
die Chamber of' Commerce '-at: once.'
Inquiriea are being made; from" time to
time to tbe Chamber.' of Commerce,' re
lative to the prospect of renting homes
in New Bm f rom outside people,- and
cann'ot-be intelligently answered tmlesi
this information la kept on -file at all
times. - ' Jt '?
j(Signed) f ' -
- . ; - -. i. LEON WIIXIAMS,
- "j Secretary.
ro"aMsuwATisMKiBNsraADakAoea
- - r Notice. ri " v
: ;AB ikindB- sawed-', shingles -for sale,
Brick laths, 5 good gentle road or work
horses,, one new "one horse wagon, all
must be. sold A ftargain for some one
as J em selling out. -First come. - First
choice also one jMMdred thousind cull
shinnies, See jti ?,
oh," -BIQ HILL, the Shingle-Maa?
z-frttZi SvFreatSL.
V.rWHXlAMSVBbNEY'-PILtS;
flave yott neglected your' Kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous ays
torn and caused trouble with your kid
neys and bladder? Have you pains la
loins", side,1; hack, 'groins and bladder?
Have you a flabby appearance of tbe
face, especially under the syaa? Too fro
quent a desire to passurmel If so, Wll-
liams 'Kidney , Pilla will cure yod-at
Druggist, Price BOc, WilUame'. M'f g.
falling
rPuslon day .has. particular medicinal
urecrUe still eurvlvesTln some coun-iryivlllaW'The-first
dutyof the
house wife on tbe morulng of this day
Is Jo Set out In -tbe garden ail'her
pliites flikT dlsbesiB fact all the broad
and aliullov crockery that bef small
imutry mat contain. , Often she does
this iq vakj. but If there should be a
howr then all the water collected Is
trickled Into bottles, which are corked
ul stored away. Tbls Is called "holy
water," and Is used ss a lotion tor eye
Lroublcs.--Loiidon OrspUlc.
A-MOTnrr
Foley's IIwi
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ii. Dully. ,
How
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It Al
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nut o&!y a reli-
n
; tia region.' If a mil U a
i 1 ' -ns.uso t ael not be sny.
t-.: ? It luay soa fcjrU.iial
t) c -i.-r.Je fa hunting as a reVsln
t 1 t e tot as a deity, but it Is a bare,
! -..J eiactitnde. The tru fox hont
I ; ;xriamaa exhibits all tbe Sttrl
totea of the devotee, tbe fanatic, the
martyr. ' C la ready to die for his
f..:tn. - 1 am tare be would cheerfully
aUow hu&self to be burned alive rath
er than bant a bag of aniseed. His
friends would cut him dead It they
nospected blm of treason to tbe pore
UeaJ of fox banting. His clube would
refrigerate bints - He would be a mark
ed man. He. would be a pariah, an
outcast, a bounder, an outsider. t-' -'-
Tbe power of tbe caste of fox hunt
ers is as formidable me toe power' or
the various Indian -tastes. It 1 a
mightier engine than the law. for it Is
driven Jby public opinion, Tbe county
would ostracize the. wretch caught to
the act of violating, the fox-bunting
code.: .His career, would be ended.
Never more could he hold up bis head.
He would be- leper. Tbe taint' of
aniseed would bang about hm; for
ever. James v tXiuglau in London
Leader", yf .i'
V . A fteie Illness. "
A Chicago broker, .who Is not noted
for bla humor nearly to much as he Is
fametl for his fear of his wife, found
himself to bis club st dinner time one
evenhic moch tbe worse tor drink. '
; He called a messenger boy" Mhd. with
jrreat difficulty, wrote this hotel -
-"Deav WJfe-Will notllne It home.
Have been taken unexpectedly drank.'
"Popular Maaslne, "
COhildren' Cry
? FOR FLETCHER'S .
CASTORI A
- Cautious Youth. t ,
.."Bobby, your father wants to s
The boy looked dubious.
, ?Do I want to See blml" be asked,
"How should f knowr?
"You ought to be able to tell by
the took In hu eye."
A Well Known
Judge Hands
Dowii aa
th.eSavodinaConpany
JNew Mrri, N. a
Dear Sirs: From the use I havemade
of SAVODINEI believe is to be a very
valueble remedy for catarrh and colds.
It. givS aUMSt lmmediaU relief is case
of -difficult breathing and mbalmg it
f reel f checks and gives relief in severe
coughing. So far aa I have bed oppor
tunity touee it whwh-only a short
timeuI am much pleased with 1U effi
ciency, v
, Very truly yours.
i j " - F. SHEPARD,
- L ' " J '""Bsy City, Mich.
: Judga T. R. Shepgrd is widely known
and highly esteemed. .He is A lawyer
of recearnised abilitT. For vears he was
Circuit Judge f the Eastern District
?k monkey .has - four
haada," re
marked thtfaootogtoti tC'Z
t -tea; replied Mr. OsBaO,?'.!nt a
lb me to seeihe animal aeglecf k o
portuultles.' It ould play, av enOr
game - of hrtdge' a-' Jbialt'-Bs
S Ohildre m Otfh
FOR' FLETCKLTS, i S
STORIA5
"0
fberlan horses are staiS .Tbey
will go thousands ot mlissi at the rate
Of forty mlb a day f ii ?.'-,--.
WARNING TO RAILROAD M EN.
Look out to a-- and evea danger
ous kidnev a;,J 1 . r Iroable resulU
ir-r from var cf r -Dadifg, . Ceo.- E.
t,.L 6us Third S'. tart Wsvae. Iod..
was mny years s cood'telor om tha
Nickel 1'iate. lie says: "Twenty years
of raiiroK r- left my ktdnefs m tenv
blecond.Uuo. There was a Continual
rila acrois an bkckand bipsaneK
L '--yi rave ma rmich ditlreas, and tbe
, ryl f was frequent aod
" h I ft a surply of FoUys
i - i i.iO fift battle made a
I i rov -rt sad four bot-
; r r - f. Ffnce being
ii i"d roioys Aw
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if ..rry railroad
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Livery, Feed, Sale Q
i:' Ki-"' ,
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v.- Largest and Finest stock of Horses and Mules ever offered for
sale in New Bern. A carload of each just in. Also a complete
'. fine of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Eobes, Whips, Cart Wheels,
- J. A. JONES
-Broad Street, PROPRIETOR, New Bern, N.C.
Physicians Advise
fl useof a goodlaxatlve, to keep the bowels open and -prevent the poisons of undigested
food from getunglnto your systei.
,,- -JThe latest oroductTrf sdente ls VELVO Laxative Uver Syrup, purely vegetable, gentle,
reliable and. ot ' nlmsant, snnurtr. tct vivn a. k. u. . .1
itosuch and bowels, and .19 of the greatest
naotraness, sick neacaens, levensnnegs, coCc.flatuteice. etc Try VPt
ill
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NEW YORK, .WASHINGTON,
AUGUSTA and J AC KSONV1 LLB
Effective November 27, 1910 tbe
SOUTHERN RAILWAY will puHa ef
fect new train service between New
York, Washington, Augusta and Jack
sonville, schedule of which will be as
follows:
No. 81. Lv. New York 1:38 P: M.
Ar. Waahington 6:10 '
Lv. Washington 6:20 "
Ar. Augusta via
Blackville 11:36 A. M.
. . Lv. Augusta via
Trenton 11:46
Ar. Jacksonville :46 P. M.
No. 112. Lv. Jacksonville 9.-00 A. M.
Ar. Augusta via
Trenton 8:00 P. M.
Lv. Augusta via
Blackvllle 8:16 "
Ar. Washington 8:58 A. M.
Lv, Washington 9.-06 "
Ar. New York 2:46 P. M.
The above trains will be known aa the
SOUTHERN'S SOUTHEASTERN
LIMITED and will consist of Elegaat
Pullman Sleeping Cars, also Dining Car
Service. ' This train aa well aa all other
SOUTHERN RAILWAY TRAINS will
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For all lnrormauoo pertaining te the
ssme, address the undersigned,
H. F. CARY,
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Waahington, D. C
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