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And laid wtthlp manger,
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The wblcb Bis Mother kkary.
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From Ood our flea enly Fatner !
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And unto emaln Sbepberds :
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Bow that in Bethlehem was born
ATb Shepherds at those tidings
Rejoiced moch In mind,' '
And left tbelr flocks s-feedlng
la tempest, etortu and wind,
And; went to Bethlehem straightway,
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Where our dear 8sTonr lay,-; , , ,
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ELIZA WAS GENEROUS.
Her Munificent Offer For in Original
Five Act Tragedy.
People arc UUely to look IjiioIi coiu
mtseratin.Kly Uon the piist In tlie.se
dayn of modern progress. When we
hear whnt the most proliric ot present
day novelists receives it word mid
what the weekly royalties of any well
known playwrights are we say that
the literary profession has couie into
its own. Some hark hark to the con
trantiiiK tale-thnt Milton rrretved
only 5 for the tirst ropyrinht ol
"Paradise Lost." au epl- In twelve
books ronlainiiiK a total ot 10.5uV
lines, but that was over two centuries
ago. lo? received $10 for "The
Raven." That may be dismissed with
the statement that poetry never paid.
The modern way of making money
by literature Is even more recent thnn
Is generally thought Alexander Hill
of Cincinnati, one of the iwst known
bookmen and collectors of the middle
wetst. has a letter In hla collection of
autograph tbat proves this point.
Two generations ago Kliza Logan
was a leading actress In America.
Read ber letter. O budding genius on
the typewriter, and be glad that when
you are paid It is space rates for the
local paper:
Tremont House. Hoiton. May 17. 1854.
EL Dusveaull, Jr . Chnrleatown. Mam
Sir I wish an original live act tragedy
the feature to he u heroine, myself the
personutor of it: the scene not to be latil
fan this country, the plot to tie optional
with the auihor-for which. If I like IU I
will pay $f fti-spectifully.
ELIZA LOGAN.
Boston I'ost.
American Leaf Colors.
It has been observed that the leaven
of American trees, such as maples,
sen r let oaks and so forth, which at
home exhibit splendid colors iu the
autumn, fall helow i heir reputation In
tblB regard when transplanted in Kng
land or on Hie continent of Kurnpe.
All English observer, who has been
studying Hie causes ot the autumn
tints of trees. tliniUs the siih-i lot ity
Of our woodlands arises troin the soft
and mild vet glowing climatic condi
tions provnlllni: here III rile fall Kllg
lllliil It is added, ts rarclv blessed with
an Indian .runnier. v hen the climatic
conditions pertnil the leaves to retain
constrii" alio v!t.-ittl. m the autumn
tlie colored pigmrm is normally developed-
lieiye the glorious forests tit
the I idled Mutes. - Chicago Uecord
i ran
Begi ning M on
day Dec. 1 6 we will
sell all choice cuts of
beef and, choice Cuts
o'.'pork at 15 cents
the pound, al-choice
cents;, rsaiisace-
two pbui)d for 25c,
all pork sausage, I oc,
geese, turkeys and
chickens s at lowest
market prices. These
Prices are for CASH
only. , .
- Phone 217
Swies Chard.
Chard is the blear bed leaves, leaf
sli Us r inidr rlr or . i t:iin plants, as
of the ul.rho arlir-lioke : t white beet,
also a variely of 1 1 i ; t- beet ; Swiss
ha nl beet, leaf beet In r ooking Swiss
chard for greens the wide white mid
ribs are cut out ami the green leaves
served alone, tin ribs being cooked
separately and served like asparagus,
for which they are an appetizing suh
stituie. Then" for a change, a dish of
leaves and ribs together is served as
greens, but this always seems a waste
of gn:id material when either is better
alone. The hens greedily eat any that
may le left v. hen the table is cleared,
or the cows anil trigs will disKjse of it,
to that uol a leaf need Ire wanted.
All things considered. Swiss (hard la
one of the most satisfactory plants a
gardeuer ran raise. Kx hange.
-After ail that 'has been written
r of the sinking of the .TITANIC,
with a,los$ of over; 1600 Mv,
here are some facts that may in
terest you.'.
Three hundred and sixty six of
ach lOOOaccidents happen while
at HOME, on the STREET or
while taking part in GAMES and
RECREATION.
BUT wherever thf-y happeir,
ALL will be paid benefits under
our Aceirert Policies.
i They are so cheap, so jefiable
and so complete in the protection
iven, that it is cheaper to carry
one than to TAKE CHANCES,
REMEMBV R, one person in
every seven is injured every
year.
H A IN & STYRdN
GENERAL INSURANCE.
Broad and Middle Street
New' Bern. N. C. '
New Betn
mm: mm AG a grapes
20 cents per lb.
PRUNES, LARGE 2 LBS.
for 25 cents.
ORANGES FLORIDA S5
and 40 cents.
FRESH EGGS.
L. S. GRANT & COMW
24 Middle St. Phone 25.
For a Christ1"
mas Present
( nl m lllrlllin n ili1! -.. rji will lv
long, r i. -in mi I .nr.l i'!i" (i icnil
In n. Iili. ,i.
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Itrii'!, an I t .null i I 'i 1 1 n l h.' it t he
. .a! kind t .11.11 in "!..ai I. ox, A
nil r- l.nlllr "I I'.lllill.llN i'. ,ilw.is :
plei-iin- t.j i lu r. ripieni .mil ia..rkr
oo.l t.i-ic ,ii. d rl. lie n in the giver,
l or . nun. i box ol in; i- t iars, not
ion lii.in. I l .r l.nlv', .1 box ol llll
Kr's (.naily -II'' alas in orrler.
lira Ih.ier I i iv ( o. h.i e a full
slni k r.l tin bc-i oi .ill 1 1, use and will
sell at all I In e..r ruiin ! pric.'si.
Bradham Drug Co.
All cars stop at Brad
hams corner.
WATCH THIS SPACE
for prices we will offer you
SATURDAY, DEC. 28TH.
when we start our
$22,000
BANKRUPT STOCK SALE
Remember The Date and Place
Save money by waiting
for this sale
Chas. EHis & Bio.
72 Middle St. New Bern, N. C.
All Pork Sausage
No CEREAL Filler Used
MEAT SOLD FOR CASH
New Bern Produce Co.
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most complete line carried in the city.- Don't Walt k
for Xmas to buy but . come early and' pick out s
what you want; : We willdeHyer.it when you want t;
G."J.:McSOiffiLEY
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