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D, G. SMAW. AST.
F. M.
Snnmons,
A. D. Ward,
SIMMONS AND WARD
ATTORNEYS AND COtJNSELLOKS
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Vrf VJpce KOOID8 01-Z-d -IMKB DUUUiDg
'MV Practice in counties of Craven,
vfliiifl)uplin, ioneal Lenoir,. Onslow. Cart-
.: ,'ret, Pamlico and Wake, in the Su-
i toreme and Federal Courts, and where
ever services are desired.
iSillllimnnNftY; at law'" .
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fRcs Nc. 50 Jfivsa tlrist. , ',.
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L03GE dlRECTORY
i$gkifii$x'ijQX$wi. t. k. of p.
:?MMi6et ev'crv.TMiit " r. m., over Gas
r YCo.'s office, Middle St.". A: M. Franklin,
q., j: ll. Smith. K.of R. and S. Visit
ing brother ae assured of "a chevalier's
-l welcome- ,- -V- . ,'
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1, KNIGHTS
OP -HARMONY Meets second, and
i St3ii: each month at
lmgnts oi riannuMv . . , : ' , ,-
SSlfcalfc! corner .Broad and Hancock street
I. K. Vc'i.'lis, President: R. J. Uisosway;j
"Secretary; Cto. Moulttn Financial Sec-
t .'Iretary.'. , "v
, v ; Mlf.yoo .have roomr(fot, ; rent- ot
;';'.'-;Vjiave lost or JTpund an artlcleor
."'V.- wah't..tO buy or aell "sdmethin, ttsc
'-vvthrff journal VStnV ad olumrl on
...:V'f-;.toaie thrctf., -
mmm.c-mWm -' : ' .i:';' s
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The L.t Couih. ILroat and
Lung medicine rr. 'A Moeey refunded
if it f-iiU to cure vu IKt fcetitate
talc? k at our risfc.- First dote helps.
J. R. Wells Fliidnda, Texas, writes:
Pr. King's New Discovery cured' my
terrible coBgh andceld. '. t gained ,JS
poeds.' r Byy it at all dealers (Adv.)
3;B..fuck "to iet bark
a ien-d&llar wan'
to ."be home, soit ,will tome in handy
or the, family. V
v ..This, is tbeTfeasbnpr.the year whet)
tnoihtf feci very twurh, concerned over
the'frequcnMofds xxtracted. Lythdr
,fhildren,J andn.aye.jbupdant reason
for it. as every; Yjold weakens the lungs,'
lowersithe-vitality 'and 'paves the' way
for tllc fmorei serious 'diseases "that- so.
often , folUrts;'.. :'Jpbainper'Miii Cough
Remedy s famous fct its cures, and
is pleasant and salV tojake. For sale
by 'all 'dealers. " ' ' ( (Adv.)
Evcnthe price of gasolene has jalown i
up now. v ' ' . ' 1
V tOR COfj)S AND COUGHS"
- Jui before.' tietifir.g ,-. put Savodine
up both noitrils, 'breathe deeply and
swallow ,pivC' two cr- three times size
of pea.' I'-asy brtjathing it. soon fol
lowed by a sense of comfort apd: re"
frcshin s'cep,. Can be used during
the day as'necded. '' (Adv.)
When in Norfolk
LOOK FOR THE
bMbalis
HoteUand Cafe
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
21446 18 Brewer St.
Owned and Managed by a
,. Ner Bern man
John ..Bambalis
He wilt Appreciate
-V Your Patronage
!SI$&e-
"(Sailiiia:.'-
Southern
SEND $1.00 TO THE NEW
BERN CHAPTER U.TC.
;V ' Ralltoad
LUNCH ROOM
4 Have you stopped to think
that there is only - one
CAFE in New Bern that is
open all day and night,
36S Bays to the r year, and
: .;. - a . , . -j- j
that we give quick and
polite service?
i.txii.a, tetter Bi.J e.;lt ri.tura keep
r vialn.s in ptrr-etual torment.
The application of ChamberUin'6 Salve
wilt instantly allay this itching ,and
pi any cases have been cured by it
tue. For tale by all dealers. (Adv.)
Judee Goff will -doubtless
decide in
i favor of that-eenatorship.''
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. . run rti unfcn -
scastor ia
oThe: dove of teace "wiU hardly btdld
a nest ia Mexico this spripg5 v
0. " .:..-":
..' for asthma.';: , ,
'; .The ,-wiccesafuI, vtreat'bient or"i-J
cases is, indeed hard la name, " Those
uho art Subject rto lrequettt tn sev
ere attacks of asthtna should be core
i'til as to the Section of their dit Jnd
the 'regulation "of rheif bowels -A
change of "climate is often helplalriy.
:-l the rjuictreiiej given Dvsavoainesnouio
ilwa-s. te rememberedf' - Adv.
. Bad season . for those who Hve out
side. of the artificial ice. belt.,
FOU FLETCHER'S r V
CASTO R 1 A
They ai liable to celebrate inaugu
ration day any old . . time down in
Mexico. , V V
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REASON ENTHRONED.
Because meats are so tasty they are
consumed in great fxcess. This' leads
to stomach troubles, biliousness and
constipation. Revise your ,dit, let
reason and not a pampered appetite
control, then take -a few doses of
Chamberlain's Tablets a-nd you will
soon oe well again. Try it. For sale
by all dealers. ' - (Adv.
The Democratic Congressmen
be relied upon to fuss continually.
can
Children, Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
O A' S T O R I A
. The "finishing touches" oN the in
aueuration will come when the, hotel
bill s are presented. :. ' .. 'V
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMA'
'.'.' ; TISM.
-,, George,' W- Koous, Lawton, Mich.,
says: "Dr. Detcheon'sRelief for Rheu
matism has', given my Vife" vbnderful
benefit for - rheumatism. She could
not lift hand or foot, and had to be lifted
for two. months. She began the use of
the remedy and ' improved Vapidly.
On Monday, she could not move tend
on Wednesday she gpQip, dressed her
self and walked out' for breakfast.'1
Sold by Bradham Drug Co. (Adv.)
' - Male suffragettes in Washington are
wearing red leathers, jn their .hats, a
delicate tribute i ndeed to the wome n-.
Cfcildrea; .Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S a
CASOB! A
Being in love never" made anybody
a reputation lor sanity. :.t .
to you kCibw-'that if ore real danger
lurks in;a, conimontcold than in any
other of the" minor; ailmentR?. The
safe'Vay. is to tak ChamVrlaiu's
Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable
i preparation, ana na yourscn , or tne
old a8 quicU,y possible This
preparation, and rid yourself , of the
' remedy is for sale by all dealers. (Adv.)
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It fits leen thiit "one svfers
Irom a severe attack of La Gripr-e six
tncntbs after getting , well". - Naai
catarrh, headache and neuialgla soma-lin.4-4
hang around for quite a .whue.
Not so sv it k one who uses Saodine
freely during the active and convale
cent .etages of the disease.- ' Adv )
T
A gin is never
afraid to flirt with a
tnan unless he isn't dangerous, v ,
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For a tprain you will find ! Chamber
Iain's IJnimcnt , excellent. If allays
the 'pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restores ''the parts .to'au.liealthy
ondition, '25fnd:rS6 ccni bottlit-fof '
aie y au osaiers., . - .-'; j r nqv.f
, Unless the women in a' man's fam
Uy spoil him they 'seem to him mighty
selfish. : , : . ' . ' . ;. .
;V. FOR CROUP. ...
"Make, the'.'ajir.'of bedrbom'moist by
means of steam and rub Savodineon
little sufferer's throat and -chest. NThip
coyer with warm flannel .cloth. (Adv.)
A man can begin to get. pretty . fond
I hiswife f she's far enough away
on 'a visit.
MOTHERS CAN SAFELY BUY.
I'Jiv Kiug s iNcw lJiscovery and give :t to
the little ones when aili.-.g'an I suffering
with colds, coughs, thro;.t or lunj trou
bles, tastes niee, harmless, once used
always used. Mrs. Brcce Crawford,
Niagara, Mo. writes: "Dr. King's Xew
Uiscovery . cnangeu our Doy lrom a-4
pale weak 9ick boy to the picture of
health." Always helps.. Buy it at
all dealers (Adv,
A man hates so much to show pride
about his brains that he does it about
his whiskers.
SURPRISE YOUR FRIENDS
For four weeks regularly use Dr.
Kings' New Life Pills. 'They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remove
blood Impurities, pimples and erup
tions ' disappear from your face and
body and you feel better. Begin at
once. Buy at all dealers. (Adv.
A girl likes ' to impress upon every
young man she meets that she has
rich relatives.
Here is a message of hope and good
cheer from Mrs. C. T. Martin. Boone
Mill, Va., who is the mother of eighteen
children. ' Mrs. Maftin was cured of
stomach trouble and constipation by
Chamberlain's Tablets after five years
of suffering, s and now- recommends
these tablets to the public. Sold by
all' dealers. ,'.. (Adv
NO NEED TO STOP WORK
When the doctor orders you to stop
work is staggers you. I can't, you oay.
You know you afe weak, run down and
failing in health day by day, but you
must work as long as' you can stand.
What you need is Electric Bitters to
give tone, strength and vigor to your
system, to prevent break down and
build you up. Don'4 be weak, sickly
or ailing when Electric Bitters will
benefit you from the first dose. Thou
sands bless-them for their glor'ous
health and strength. Try them. Every
bottle is guaranteed to satisfy. Only
50 c. at all dealers. (Adv.)
SASIORIA
; . Tor Irfents and CMlJireru
vBears the
Signature of
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T iff T -I "
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- ' "Fttrudry, 25 19J3
. COTTON v -
(QaoUtionf furniheJ by G. W. Tay-
- ' r : lor & Son.) ; : ,
-' - f V - New. Bern Iv';:
Good Middling . tA" ; V 12 1-4
; Strict Middling . m-8
Mvddling - v-;-Vv.j4- L2 7
y poultry; tecs. etc. f.V'
(Quotations Iurniohd by Coast Llrie
- ' i1 , Meat Market).-. ; y. " '
Chickens Grown, i ';"' '. "-PO
Chickens Hidf-grown rir ,. , 40,70
Geese, per pair.
Ducks, per pair
iv5u j.od
- '. 18
Hami cdutftrjr, smoked, lb
BeecKSxi "
-22
t
mi-
16 to i
-.16 toll
-iO-10 1-2
8-9
! 9
12-14
10-12
WceJJ
Hoifi dresseoMb:
Bef, dressed, lb
Hides G. S.," lb
Green, lb
" 5 Dry Flint, lb.
Dry Salt, lb..
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
(Quotations by New Bern Product
, Company),
Irish potatoes new crop $2.50
Sweet potatoes, bushel 50
Rutabagas, hundred $1.00
Collards head, .02
Turnips, bunch, .03
Cabbage, barrel S1.00 toS1.25
Spinach, basket, , .50
LIFE iN RfiACEDOMA,
It Is Very Much In the Open, With Lit.
tie or No Privacy.
We arose eurly one February . morn
ing and left our fairly flesui hotel tu
IVeupolis for four hours of travel over
the modem road near tbe Vi;i Hgimtiu,
which should take us to ancient I'Ullip
pL Our vehicle was a.soinewhat dilap
idated hnck. such Asv Americans are
fiimillar with at almost every consid
erable railway station, but a surprlH-
lnjrly comfortable conveyance for this
partof the world. Rattling down some
steep, roughly paved streets, we came
to the center of the old Neapolls. pnss
ed uenr tbe Kreiit Komnn aqueduct and
ascended another steep street, ou tbe
other side of tbe market place.
Early an it was. we fouud that tht
people of Kavnlla were up and doing.
The stalls of tbe fruit men were at-
tractive wjth oranges, pomegranates.
lemons and dates. Tbe vegetable deal
era displayed a tempting array of cauli
flowers, cabbages, onions. oUra., leeks
and potatoes.
As In all eastern cities, there was no
privacy. The cook was preparing his
b.reakfast on the . sidewalk, the shoe
maker was plying-'bis awl, the tailor
bis needle, and tbe blacksmith was
shoeing his horses almost in the very
street Christian Herald.
A MOTHER'S TRIBUTE. !
Pathetic Ceremony at Night on an At
lantic Ocean Liner.
4' Strange, perhaps, to us. but very
touching. Is the tender, intimate solici
tude of the Latin races for their dead
J uos'nil .mortl." as the Italians are
wont to call those whom they have
lost' There is u simple pathos in the
Incident that was related by a passen
ger on one of the great transatlantic
mail boats.
A few days before the steamer sail
ed from Havre Its captain received a
letter from a. peasant woman of Indre-et-Loire.
In It she esplalued that her
only s,on bad been a cook on the Titan
le aud had gone down wltb the vessel.
She was sending, she wrote, a cross
Which She begged him to drop into the
sea at the spot where the disaster oc
curred. . i
The cross came In due time, a simple
cross of wood, fashioned rudely enough
by the mother's Augers, aud one tiljrtit. I
as. ihegreat vessel neared Newfound
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No Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach.
or Constipated Bowela.-- , v :y
- oy Morning. .v- .j. j..m
the . rascals out--the bead"
Turn
ache, ; the ' billiousness.- the indiges-.
tion, -the- sick, sour, stomach and foul.""
gases turn .-theot ; out tonight and .'
keep them out wit b Cascarets. . v i v '
' ' Millions of men and. women) take a,T
Cacaret now and - than and - never T ;
know . the -.misery, caused by" a - lazy 1
liver , flogged bowels or an upset
stomach. . . - v - '--V , -S
Don't-; put in another day of dis-.
tress." i Let Cascarets -cleanse " and reg-s
ulate your stomach; remove the' sour,
undigested and fermenting food , and
that misery-making gas; take" the ex
cess Wle from your liver, and carry'
out or the system all the constipated
waste matter aid posion in' the "in
testines .and bowels. . .Then you. will
feel great. . -. ,, .
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning They,
work while you sleep. A 10-cent box,
from any drug store "meaps a clear,
head, sweet stomach and clean, healthy
liver and bowel action for months.
Children love to take Cascarets be
cause they taste good never gripe
or MCS.cn.
liind. for the space ot 'a 'minute her cii
pines ceased to pulse, aud the III tin
wooden cross, weighted with lead, sunk
beneath the waves of the Atlantic
Paris Cor. Philadelphia Telegraph.
Stovcnson on Invalidism.
Robert Louis Stevenson, himself tbn
most heroic of Invalids, would nave
agreed with Sir George Birdwood iu
his contempt for the valetudinarian.
"To forego u 11 the issues of living In n
parlor with a regulated. tem)eratuiv.'
he writes, "as if that were not to diw
a hundred times over, and for ten
years at u stretch! As if it were nor
to die in one's own lifetime, and with
out even the snd immunities of death!
As "if it were not to die, and yet be
patient spectators of our own pitiable
change! The permanent possibility t
preserved, but the sensations carefully
held at arm's length, as if one kept u
photographic plate in a dark chamber.
It is better to lose health like a spend
thrift than to waste It like a miser.
It Is better to live and be done with
it thaiv to die dally in the sickroom.
London Chronicle.
California's Petroleum.
Petroleum was produced in a small
way in California very early In tbv
history of the country in fact. Ions
before it was invaded by the army ol
gold seekers. Mr. C. Morrell. a drag
gist in San Francisco, is commonly
credited with being the first to attempt
the distillation of kerosene from crude'
petroleum.' This was in 1857. but sev
eral years prior to that Andreas Pico
made Illuminating oil from petroleum
which he obtained In the Newhall re
gioa in Los Angeles county. This oil
was burned, so it l said. In lumps Id
the mission San Fernando. Argouaut
Not Stationary.
A carpenter who had been enpa net-
to build a cabinet for paper, envelope
and other office supplies in a local com
mission house was busy at his task
when one of the bookkeepers Inquired:
"Is that going to be a stationery cnl
inet?"
"Xo. 1 don't think so." replied the
worker. "At least 1 have instruction
to put casters on it." Cleveland 1'luiu
Dealer.
Her Portrait.
The palnstnklng artist, iinxlnus to
please, remarked to prospective cus
tomer: "I can paint you u portrait of ymir
wife which will he a Npenklng like
ness." "H'm. Couldn't yon do It In what
thev mil stl'l lift-?" -'
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