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borders and spacing ma
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TQ HOLD BAZAAR .
The I.adie'i Aid Society of the First
Baptist church "will hold their, annual
baiaar at the-New Bern Gas Company's
office next Friday, December Every
member' who u engaged 'in . makinii
fancy work for this aale will please have
it iq the Viands of Mtk W, L. Lewis,
No. 42 Broad street, Jby ' Wednesday,
December 1 1 yi f P
' PROPOSALS INVITED.
.'-The city, of New Bern deaires pro
poaals .Tor the -construction of -a fire
proof building for the water and li'ghr
plant. ' Plau .and specifications " ior
the proposed building are to be furnish-.
M bv contractors submitting a bid.
Bids to be' opened at the regular meet
ing of the Board of Aldermen Jan. 7,
1913.-
f.. Right reserved to reject any or all
bids or to accept anv bid. Bids to be
filed with City Clerk. Successful bid
der. will bt required to execute suitable
bond.
This 7th day of Dec. 1912.
F. T. PATTERSON,
City Chile.
Pretty Poor Singers.
"Why doesn't yonr wile nlng to the
bnby when it crleV"
"We've found out that the uelphbors
Would rat Iter listen to the baby."
Mother's Journal.
IF ARE
YOU GOING
NORTH
Travel Via.
THK CHESAPEAKE LINE
DAILY SERVICE INCLUDING SUN
DAY.
The dcw Steamers just placed in
service the I ity ol INorlolk and
"City of BALTIMORE" are the most
elegant and up-to-date Steamers be
tween Norfolk and Baltimore.
Equipped with :reiess, telephone
in each room. Delicious meals on
board. Everything for .comfort and
convenience.
Steamers leave.
Norfolk (Jarkson St.
Old Point Comfort
Baltimore
6:15 p. m.
7:15 p. ni.
7 :00 a in.
Connecting at Baltimore for all point.
North, Northeast and West.
Reservations made and any infor
mation courteovsly furnished by
VV. H. PARNELL, T. P. A.
Monticello Hotel Norfolk Va.
QUICKEST AND BEST LINE
PANAMA, JAMAICA AND CUBA.
The Evangeline will Make Eight
Trips Through the Tropica.
The Atlantic Coast Line announces
that in connection with its splendid
through Pullman service to Key West,
The Penninsular and Occidental Steam
ship Company will operate eight per
sonally conducted tours with the new
'steel twin-screw steamship "Evangline"
from that point to Colon, Panama
Canal Zone, Kingston, Jamaica, and
Havana, Cuba.
The "Evangeline" is a brand new
and modern, up-to-date ship in every
particular. She is 364 feet long, 46
foot beam, has 5,650 tons register, 262
staterooms, equipped throughout with
electric lights and fans, and has a speed
of eighteen knots.
' -This splendid ship will leave Key
West in t,he morinin on arrival of the
Atlantic Coast Line Florida East
Coast "Over-Sea" train from the North,
on January 7 and 21, February 4 and
.18, March 4 and 18, and April 1 and
15, sailing direct to Colon, where a stop
of two days will be made, which will
give passengers ample opportunity to
inspect the. Panama Canal, the greatest
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piece of engineering or other construe
tion work knovn to mankind. Or
quaint and tropical Jamica may be ex
plored, and will be fully enjoyed. The
"Evangeline" will sail thence to Havana
to discharge passengers desiring to stop
there, and the tickets will be good to re
turn to Key West on any of the every
week dav sailings of the regular line.
. The tour will consume eleven days,
and the rate for the entire trip, includ
ing meals and berth at sea and in port,
will be Slid. Tickets will permit stip
over" so that a longer stop can be made
at Colon, Kingston, or Havana, for
passengers desiring to do so.
Sailing dates, intincrarie and in
formal ion regarding reservations, con
nections, etc., may be obtained from
A:lan(ic '.'Aoast Line representatives,
or 1j-" addressing T.' C. WHITE, the
fioneKi! Passenger Agent of that line,
at Wilmington, Nt C , 1t;
. ' MORTGAGE SALE
" Pursuant to the paer contained in
a V.iptrgagc : by Little . Rock . Baptist
CJtM3t.h toAV. P. Mill, the same being;
side of Carmer street in Reizenstein-
ville being the lot and building now
occupied by the congregation or church
know as Little Rock Baptist Church
the said lot fronting 25 feet on Carmer
street and running back - westward
fifty feet, .further -described as the same
property mortgaged to W. F. - Hill.
i ilre You;: ITervouo? v
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X.-J. yoa nervous? It h ,i jrttXatu f your
rn... 'nl j --.iltuScn, jrhicji cannot stswj the strain of th
l-tri ori jo da ' A rtsuM,' jroii breik wn, and rufcf
ys-r tLilrt snrou; tystea. Ppot keep tU upl Tikr
Cardui, woman's tonic. Candid ' Is ' hudo from purer
vtgetable Incrtdlenls. It acts gently on the womanly organs,
and belps tbeoi to do their proper work. It relieves pain
and restores health, in a natural manner, ky goingj to the
source ci the trouble; and building up the bodily strength.' -
Mrs. Orace Former, of Man, W. Va., took CarduL
This is what she says about it: "I was so weak and
nervous, I could not bear to
fainting spells, and I lost flesh every day. The first dose
of Cardul helred me. Now. I am entirely curerl of th
faJntiner soells. and I cannot
know it saved my life." It is
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Take CarduL It will help
.. VYttt tor ladles' Advisor? Dept. Qijrtanoori Medicine Co.. Quttoo, Teen..
tarn MmmHnt TmmirmrhMm mmA ft4-nm hfuk "Hon, TrMtmpnf for Unm.n " .nt iM. 1 ha
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TO CURE GOLDS
Don't -Neglect a Cold, Ely's
Cream Balm Will Stop It
in the Sneezing Stage.
A cold generally attacks t1n icket
part, affecting the eyes ami e,ir" iu some
ami producing nasal catarrh ';1 tl.n ii
troubles in otliers. A cold i due toim iu
flammnliou of the meuil riiue linm:; t ! : ir
passages. ud m.iv lie proi.ij.tlv c!.:-; w.-.i.
a little Ely's Cream I!uli;i. wim !i i:nrn .
ately relieves the iuflitliiuia'ioii ;u:l all :!.
distressing syTiijitoins, " such a. '' i' .
cougbin-.r, running i.t liie u'e mid .
ho:ireneM, tune tl.roi t, lt .r jh h. s; t
ache. One rea :i liy thi Jii:re, a iimo.
tie Ii.ihn act-; so klv i l i auo it is aj
plied liirectly t t' icndcv, m re -..rf.i!t
Even in sev :ef th' :.i nscs if att.; h,
Ely's Cream Jialui ne'er f..ils to ui' k!r
and effectu-illv check ti e Hiisoiioub dis
charge which clogs ilio h.ei ; :.l throat,
caimii.' the dinusting hi.-wk;ii: sjitting
and blow ing of the nor.-. 'J1' i.uiedy ui t
only 1 lives out the (Uaeuse, but heali; ani
strengthens thewcakcLed meoibranes, thus
ending catarrh.
Catarrh in a filthy, diapmUDg disease.
Don't put up with it another tiny. Get a
50 cent bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from
your druggist and see bow quickly you
iU ba relieved. It is perfectly ''""''
Worse Than Mad.
"A friend and 1 once panned a the
ater In Washington." said nn old time
aetor. "Just as the performance had let
out My friend met tin acquaintance
who was coming, out of the theater.
We were Ignorant as to the attraction,
so my friend asked liU acquaintance
what sort of a performance he had
boen witnessing. "Hamlet." said the
acquaintance. 'Ah. "Hamlet."' said
my friend. 'I suppose I hut you are
low filled with all sorts of conjectures
as to whether Hamlet was really mod.'
The Hamlet tonight," said the ac
quaintance, 'left do doubt on thnt
point. He was not alone tried. He was
frantic. There weren't a hundred peo
ple In the house. "
The HallmarK.
"Isn't thnt Mnrjone Mincer,
brette star'-"
"Yes."
it
"But she hasn't a particle of inn ken p
sne nnsn t a particle or makeup
a('e' , ,
doesn t wenr pnint nnd pnwdei (
street anv more for fear she,
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on her
"She
on the
might tie
er." Lire i
A Free Thinker.
Tommy Pop. what Is a free tnlnbirT
Tommy's Pop A free thinker, ray son.
Is nnv man who isn't married Phila
delphia ICecortl.
ATUNTIG US
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EASY AND
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TO
PAffAMA JMIJUCA-CUeit AND FLORIDA
in i Tiir mirn nn nm nnm OVER THE
H in I HI. I lUI-H-SI-fl Kn
'I in i hi. u I lii uui imi Liiunu rw
IS OFFERED AT A COMPARATIVELY
SMALL
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- The cruise v will be on the . New.
, Steamship EVANGELINE of the
. & O. S. .S.. CO., JLength 364
tee with 262 Stateroom ; . v - ?
SAILING FROM KEY.; WEST :
JANUARY 7, 1913 : i
Other sailings: Jan. 21, Feb. J and
.18, March 4 and IS, April i and IS,
F. r.1. jolly
It will only cost a
postal card 'worth
CpT
have anyone near me. I had
sav enouch for Carrlui fnr I K
the best tonic for women. B,
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ui nit pains pcLunai tu wuinenr
you. Ask your druggist
sisiiasaiimigijtsM MmmmmmMi
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IU Y A KFD CROSS SEAL!
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. c-icnlay pi. in d
d .ill hough llir
i if ii.iiuicil wit li
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i here urn m.inv sold during
t!.i d.. lhuiis.mil- it the stamp-
ha.' Incn sold in nearby towns during
the pa-l lew days and it is hoped that
New Bern will make a good showing.
The ftanips can be purchased al
Bradham's drug btore, Duffy's drug
store, Henry's drug store, Gaston
hotel, Edward Clark's cigar store,
George B. Water' store, McSorley'
store, and they can also be secured
from Prof. H. B. Craven nd at the
Presbyterian bazaar to be held thi
afternoon and the Bpatist bazaar to
be held Friday afternoon
I he stumps sell for one penny each.
Thi- n'oncy is used in fighting the
great while plague. They are not to
be u.-cil as postage but are to be placetl
on the reverse side of letters and pack
ages. Unfortunate Omission.
One of tin most xtugulur instances of
punishment for nit oversight was that
shown try the commitment of an alma
nac milker to the Bastille Id 1717. It
whs made out by order of the Duke of
Orleans, regent dtirlug the minority of
Louis V. of France, and read as fol
lows: "Laurence d'Henry. for disre
spect to Kins George I. Iu not mention
ing him in bis almanac as king of
t.reat Britain." How long this mi
luckv almanac maker remained In pris
on is unknown The register oJ the
Bastille, examined nt the time on the
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rie vo, 1Itloll . flllHl to llirow unv ut o;, -
the subject. .j
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He Died Anyhow. v ;r I
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This was ine nnv n nauve pbVKicinm ' I
I India tilled out a death ccrtilicate:
"I utn of a in iiul that he died (or lost
his lifei for. want of fundings or on tu--ount
of starvation Mavbe also for
other things nr comfortables, and nuis:
probably tie died by drowning."
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CONDUCTED
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COST
For full Information, the ftp-,-,
proximate cost of , the trip from"
any point desired, . and' for sche-
- dules and reservations on' trainv
and on the ship, address the nn-.
r dersitned, who- -: will ccbrapany
the party. ' ; i ir ' ,
-v;!LF.:i:.gton, IJ. C.:. :
ff r?ri To get the
Vk-U il particulars
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