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Building, Ma-
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PiilntSi Oils:-!
: Field Fence
f PROFESSIONAL
AkQS
F. M. Simmon.
' PIUUflMC
A. D. Wart,
d KlUitu Will HiW.
AITORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
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?f ' i'' Office Booms 401--3 Elks Building
: Practice in the counties, of Craven,
s Duplin, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow. Cart
'V ret, Pamlico and Wake, in the So
' prerae and Federal Courts, and wbeif
' ever services are desired.
R. A. NUNN
ATTORNEY AT 1AW
. Practice in the counties of Craven.
' Carteret, Pamlico Jones and Onslow
and in the State Supreme and Feders
Courts.
r'-i Qfllcs No. 50 Craves Straat.
Tslephons No. 97. Htm Bsrn, N. C
When in Norfolk
. LOOK FOR THE
I BAMBALIS
Hotel and Cafe
f Open day and night.
21446-18 Brewer St. .
Owned and Managed by a
, New Bern man
John P. Bambalis
J " He will Appreciate
, . Your Patronage
6; Looks -
This Frank Beasley IGombiiial
tion C ulti vator
the farm.
You can make
ti vator or hoe cultivator and
use, any size plows on-itm
. M - vi iJ i. C,,
T
w Bern, N. C :
1
i
Uur your r-rct-i'iy
you Ere ijleep and
iil I: fi.r !ir
uaiit ojr ro-
remember rJght
watch.tan. . 1 have had the ivarket
dork put in better shape Lh-a ic las
been ta years. t . ' j. . ,
; v -' Resjwtfullv, " , . '
-r-.-3" ALBERT A. IPCCK.A- ,
'; pen't Cag the buy Jktle bee wheat
SC is going 6irait.ni rnituu.
BEST KNOWN COUGH REMEDY
- For fifty thrce'years Dr- King's New
Discovery has been known tbuugheut
the. world -as the most reliable cough
remedy,.:.'- Over three " nillion bottles
were "used last year'. ' Isn't, this 4ioof ?
It will gct .rid of your cough, of we will
refund your money, J. J i Owens, of,
Allendale, S. C, ,wriis" the way hun
dreds ; of others . have donej y"After
twenty years, I .find that , Dr, King's
New Discovery is the best remedy ior
coughs and colds ' that I have, ever
used.'. For 'coughs or colds .and all.
throat and Jung troubles,, it ; has no
equal. 50c and $1.00 at all dealers.
; (Adv.)
Even the girl who , has a steak-and-omons
appetite cafl rave over the way
the stage hero 1 kisses thes heroine s
hand. . ;' : v
This is the season of the year when
mothers feel very much concerned over
the frequent colds contracted by their
children, and have abunjdant reason
for it as every cold weakens the lungs,
lowers the vitality and paves the way
for the more serious diseases that so
often follow. Chamberiain's Cough
Remedy is famous for its 'cures,; and
is pleasant and safe to take. For sale
by all dealers. --(Adv.)
No Cordelia, the language of flowers
and flowery language are not the same.
FOR COLDS AND COUGHS.
Just before retiring put Savodine
up both nostrils, breathe deeply and
swallow piece two or three times size
of pea. Easy breathing ib soon , fol
lowed by a sense of comfort apd re
frcshint; sleep. Can be used during
the day as needed. , v (Adv.)
How many people do you know who
would not impose on you if they could?
For a sprain you will find Chamber
lain's Liniment excellent. It allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and
soon restores the parts to a healthy
ondition. 25 and 50 cent bottle for
ale by all dealers. (Adv.)
A woman plays the game of love to
win; a man plays it for pastime.
QUICK RELIEF FOR RHEUMA
TISM. George W. Koous, Lawton, Mich.1,
says: "Dr. Detchcon's Relief for Rheu
madam has given rhy wife wonderful
benefit for rheumatism. She could
n'ot lift hand or foot, and had to be lifted
for two months. She began the use of
the remedy and improved rapidly.
On Monday she could not move and
on Wednesday she got up, dressed Her
self and walked out for breakfast."
Sold by'Bradham Drug Co, (Adv.)
E&3
is the wonder of
v 'hMmm
it into a discf(
"r Hvty'
' ;Vfl
S; : Phone 184
l;s a, , ;. .
thU i'.. h!;: ,aa j
mart tases have
been cured by it
use. . Fw s.Ue
by all dealers. (Adv.)
Sailors in the Araericaa Navy .are
now obliged to wear pajamas, and yet
so Tie persons' affect to think there is
s'.j'l a democrarv.
Children Cry! ;
FOR FLETCHER'S ) ":
.OASTORJAi
Mt costs a good deal to have enough
battleships, Jbut.it may ccst a good deal
more-to not have them. . .-. . ; ;
.!v ..r:,,;FOtl;ASTHMA. " , '
The - successful treat nicnt for tJI
cases fc indeed hard t name. Those
who are' -subject ' to requentiand. scv
erV attacks, of asthma should' bacare1'
fid as to the selection wf thtlr t'idt an.i
the 4' regulation of their i boWefsi A
change of climate' is often helpful 'aiifi
the uick relief given bv aavodineshould
dwayk 6e remembered..: , (Adv:)
Americans shotildlnot scoff too , much
at the London suffragists. There was
Carrie Nation, you' know.'.
CfciiarenXCry
for fletcher's
OASTIORIAj
-". ... V , , -n.r.i ! Vf:ii.
We have in America men brave
.enough to seek the bubble reputation
even at. the cannon s mouth, but no
lawmakers courageous enough to cut
the graft out or a 9180,000,000 Pension
bill. " ' ,j;v
REASON ENTHRONED.
Because meats are so tasty .they are
consumed in great excess. This leads
to stomach trouble, , biliousness and
constipation. Revise your dit, let
reason and not a pampered ; appetite
control, then take " a few doses '-' of
Chamberlain's .Tablets and you will
soon be well again. Try it. For sale
by all dealers. (Adv.)
Some Congressmen will gain fame
after a while by suggesting something
new to relorm. .
, FOR CROUP.
Make the air of bedroom moist by
means of steam and rub Savodine on
little sufferer's throaf and chest. Then
cover with warm flannel cloth. (Adv.)
A California scientist says the sun
is a magnet. It can certainly draw
through a patent-leather shoe."
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR! A
There is liable to be an uoward Dro-
vision of Jeffersonian simplicity hence-
lorth.
Do you kuow that fnore real danger
lurks in a common cold than in any
other of the1, minor ailments? The
safe way is to take ChambcrUiii's
Cough Remedy, a thoroughly reliable
preparation, 'and rid' yourself of the
cold va quickly as ' possible. ' This
remedy is for sale by all dealers. (Adv.)
' If those hikers keep up their denunci?
ations Baltimore may . regret v haying
done away with, her ld dpcKing-stpol
ARE,V0U CONSTIPATED? .
If so, get a box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills, take them regularly and your
trouble will quickly disappear., They
will stimulate the Iwer improve your
digestion and get rid ofr alltbe poisons
troni. your sustemiK They Twill: surely
get you wcu again.- zsci, at ail dealers.
' -V.,' ':. -.1' (Adv.)
A New yorkclestgn announces the
"perfect 'eowriv. with 120 buttons on it.
Mor? ulikely a Yperfectnuisance'' if
fc- V V- VV ',- . , tk . ,1'
:Ohildren-Ory
I ' t FOR, FLETCHER'S l-
A It "Is said that- the' Indian memorial
iir Near- 'i'm-x is oi Greek' desisn. ut'.
the sculptor ,has thoughtfully retrained
frdn deckingi the .Indian, with a,, silk
?f Xnw; I'dou't'wunt your patent cad
vi-Arnre cpance. maaanv- s-., v'H; .i;'
Doli"t want TL$p$$&'ffif$
h-Yoa'W 'regret 'ybdr..declslon,;iili!.i';!
J ''Dont want it I tell yoVy 14$;
I ;OpportnhMj nindam, knocks I but
m v;..;: I' ". t n ' .r 'V-.-.,..
Oprrthhity,v eh? : loa 'look bore
like S" lmpimnity.,JTtashlngto Her-
:;J-i,,-;li:;f i," v1" . r: "' 1"';.IV''.'I''C '
ATIIENlA LODGE No. 8, K. of Pi
Meets everr Tueaday H rm.over Gas
Co.'s office, Middle St.. A, M," Franklin,
C. C, J. H. Smith, K. of R.and S,. . Visit
ine brothers are assured of a chevalier'
welcome. ' 'f M 1 ' ..
CRAVEN LODGE No. I, KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY "Meets second and
, fourth Wednesday nights at 7:3Q o'clock
I in cath month at Knights of Harmony
.hall, comer Uroad and Hancock street
. K, Willis, PmiMcnt; R. J. DI
"Ttary; C:o. Moullon Finai.f i c-
....si Lj I s t.
Vcut t j tue
lu the tvtty
t;u.i.t-r.
l-t4.:cr. YVt.:s
U;(ore tie tr-
ioruiauco tie country boy fiocg back
hU roat and with bauds to hi pockets
displayed a Ueavy gold watch chain.
The uncle observed the act and resolv
ed to teacb him a lesson. W hile bis
HtteDtlon waa diverted the nncle slip?
Ued the . watch and Chain from the
boy'a vest, and they entered the the
ater. ,, -What time la Itr he asked
i ben they were seated. Tie country
youth felt for his timepiece and found
that It wis gone. -Alio wine him to
make a . thorough aearch for K. the
nude told JaUn he ' had taken It and
reud him a sharp lecture. Y6b are not
in the country now. you know, where
yea can .display yalnabler with Impu
nity. A' You should - be mora- careful.
Let this be a lesson to yoo..8o saying,
be slipped his band into bis coat pocket
where be bad pat the watch. To bis
utter dismay, he found ,tt was pone.
And when he-looked to see if his own
wasafe he found that also had taken
wlnga-Kew Xork Tribune. 1 .
S . : Tsa Drinking an Art.
Hot China tea, Ueitber too strong nor
stewed, should ba drunk slowly, Some
people put a clove or two In tbelr cup
of .hot tea. Shgar candy is often used
Instead of lump sugar, and there are
sugar bonbons that dissolve quickly la
tea-and are popalar.;;
some hostesses have their own sugar
lamps made with special coloring and
flavoring to suit tbelr Individual tastes.
There are balls of white fondant strong
ly flavored with lemon or orange juice;
others pink, flavored with rose: violet.
flavored with violets, and green balls
that have a maraschino cherry Inside.
uea to De icea should De made rather
stronger than for drinking hot; When
It has Infused seven minutes pour it
from the leaves and sweeten to taste
and then stand It In a refrigerator for
seven hours. Serve 1n laU)ty glasses
with a spoonful of vanilla uream 'on
the top or else drop a small lemon wa
ter ice Into the glass. London Mall.
Where the Dogs Work.
Life Is a vastly different thing to
the Alaskan dog from what It is to his
more fortunate brother with us.' He
Is the hardest working member of the
community and the. most, Important
social , anL commercial factor , In the
froten country, for without him travel
and Intercommunication would be im
possible during a great part of the
year. Almost every man in this coun
try owns from one. to Ore dogs. They
are his constant companions, . aiding
blm in nearly all bis work. When a
pup. Is three, or four months old he Is
given a course of training in the har
ness. At the age of seven or eight
months he must start in with light
work and must understand and obey
'rwhoa." "gee," "haw" and '"march.
which latter-means "go on" and is
commonly pronounced "mush" by all
men driving dogs. Country Life' In
America. . '
A Vary Frank Lawyer.
Joseph W. Folk said that while gov
ernor of Missouri he received the fol
lowing application from a young at
torney for commutation of sentence of
death from Pemiscott county
"This was my first case as a lawyer,
and ! admit that I .didn't know very
much about defending a man for mur
der.''! believe that If this negro had
had a real lawyer to defend him he
would have been acquitted. I don't
lielleve you ought to let him hang for
my l;h.oriince."
Folk looked over the record in the
case, thoroughly agreed with the law
yer regarding the manner in which
the cuse had been bandied and com
muted the sentence. St Louis Post
Dispatch. - '"" "
, . ' Crude Cannon, -- ,
, pf the early -cannon, the larger ones
weri' made by taking bars of iron and
binding them together with hoops,
leayiug a hole In the middle. The shot
consisted of scraps of iron and often
small stories. ; If they! got too much
powder lu the enn the, barrel would et:
plode. and there would be the. deuce to
pay .-The euemy were not the, only
"ones that : were in f' Sanger vin ;; those,
dayW 'The gunner took his Jlfe in his
band every time he applied a match to
the . toucbhole..-;- But - with nil that
f.i Want some y trfca medical advice
Here it in. from Dr. Strickland Goodall
f Londou, and it ,l for , business men
who advertise ana hence are Dusy. see;
Thus: Devote one hour. to. each meal.
it voiding all, business talk.f Have, no
fads In food,"; .Be moderate.';! Probably
the lust is the-key to the wbOlefBe
moderate.' .fyiff''St "4,:1i':;?f
Good, eri'sy iodvTce, dontyou think?-
ftetrolt lfreao PreaiL -- '. y.
'ri Air in ; tins. u; ,t?
nfr.i.' mnA I'm' M. Ma1
aid the girl
And your love affair?",
your lovf affair? ; ,i0f
Idyl.?,'.-V'X,;C,;.'K
your flancaT',''.t''''-;,r?:-'.-:
. Ts an idyl
And your
rapa says he r is idle-'-Louisvuie
Courier-Journat '''y..:,.:j''fi , 's'?.
V ' VI ' Well Posted. : V:W't i ;
Teacher (In lesson on EollandlrWhy,
Willie, don't you know what country
the geography lesson Is about? Think
hard.. Who were the people who made
(war on skates? Willie De Antl-saloon
league. Judgo. - . J-v..,'.
' Wholly Witless. ,
' "DU yon sny bo wni tn!f wlttcl?"
"ITo; I only e M he be half
wtf'f.l If ha had a Kttla r;;.,-i8 E".r
many parries lit eany- nmes-. were .e
tlded by canno-Excbahe!j?j)-';
fn MedioalAdvio w,m
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L :i.u-ry Wiicrs tao lexxs '.3 c e
rr,nLa era tiken ED or as3:Oi.
iGnis.cii
TU lltduxd Adviser bv , :
about which every man ,'.,
help tfca
cr woman, single or tnar
liver tntacw
riedouald to V
fret o receipt qf 31 one- Cf is axtmet t nativ uMicir.t v'' ha b
cent Champa 10 payjor. .O Xarorsuy known lor over 0 yrsn. -. Jtiwryw
wrapping and maUixj, vsosse aoigbbor eta tellyoa of thj good hca sV
t-" ''i . ' " &oM srUidi4"irs in Ikial4r tablet f-M .
or send fto
UMU,
;i A Finishing 'Hsr Statue.' -f. .-'
A French woman, who' Is wealthy and
noted, a a generous entertainer of
artistic folk;, has herself some ambi
tion to thine as an amateur sculptor.
A Paris paper hag-told how this clever
woman managed to have a piece of
work .accepted by an art Jury. One
day she. Invited a master sculptor to
dinner. After the dessert she said
carelessly; "Come and see my little
figure. It does not come quite np to
my Idea." . ,
They pawed Into the atelier, where
the .sculptor, gave a few reparatory
touches to the-figure.
Some days later the invited another
sculptor to dinner. Again the atelier
was visited. "Not bad; nofat all bad."
said, this artist and generously gave
the figure a few useful touches. After
several seances of this kind the good
lady r was not ashamed proudly to ac
knowledge the completed work as hdr
own. Indianapolis News. .
. Way Above Her.
It was during the rush houf last Sat
urday night man aud a girl got on
a Euclid avenue car at the public
square and nacceeded in getting a
whole seat Then the car filled up. and
the standee opposite that seat couldn't
help heariug a part of the conven
tion, which was low. but Impassioned.
The young man appeared to be plead
ing for something; the girl was evi
dently demurring.
"Please!" be whispered, but she
book her bead. At Fortieth street he
was Bl! begging., and then she. grew
Arm nay, haughty.
"No." she said. "I cannot I might
Harold, but your station is too far
above my own!"
We took that for false humility, but
the event proved that she spoke the
truth, for she got off at Fifty-fifth
street, while he went on to One Bun
dml and Fifth. Cleveland Plalu
Dealer.
The Choice of Constantinople.
Com-eising the solei-tlcn of Coustan
tinople as the seat .of emigre Dean
Stanley has remarked. "Of all the
events of Constnntlne's life, this choice
is the most convincing and" enduring
proof of bis genius." It was uot. uow
ever, his first choice. That fell upon
Nalssus (Niscbi. In the Balkans hlx
birthplace. Then h thought of another
town which we know under Its modern
name of Sofia, in Bulgaria. The ob
jections to both of these were that (jlie.v
were too close to the frontier and too
far from the sea. Mcomedla and Ilium
were In turn also considered and re
jected. His final cholep astonished tlif
Itnrmui worM h meiv purt of i-hII tor
the Kuxtue trade, and, u pniviuriui
fortN'ss, tieln hardly nniivKul!f imn
wat of empire. But 'tjoiwtanliue had
beeu tbere.irLondon Gbronk-le.
V; :: .'
Or. Johnson and His Dinner.
.Dr. Johnson.-1 who was lover o!
good cuokeryl used to assertThat when
ever a dinner was 111 got lr was because
of I'ovprty. n vnrlce or stupidity. One
day ho was eloquent on tills subjec'
when his hostess (Mrs. Thrnlei asked
him "if be feveV; huffed his wife aboil)
bis dinner." ' -.
"So often;" be replied, "that at last
she called to me and said:
;-,f.kNay,' hold. Mr. Johnson. Do' net
make u farce of thnnklnfr God for
dltiner which In a few minutes ydu will
protest is not eatable.' " ' . ; ,
i'V' V: V Dont You. , .
.We kept .tabs at th theater. Th
hero, 'cnreriflly sald. "Do't you"; thr
low' comedlau said. 4'Dontcher," and
tb aKKl8tant Varied it, to "Dontcha,"
Th heroine was a purist ?.She said.
Don't chew.?; us If she were ajdrislna
against the Use of tobacco. Exchange.
TKilf,His Only Chance.- gi' .
- Mrs;: teast Going1 over to the hall
onl;rbt? '4 A'i'-'A ?""
Mr. Yeaslt-Wbat's going on?
' "Oh. Professor Meeks( la going to
.Sjalki? ifi,&kf.
''tJii is? Why; la bis Irife away JTf
YonVcrs Statesman. , riI'W'
''V SO"
n ue What are you
tv and: Jock- for li
.1. ' ,L. .'. I'll
bunch of lettrM JmH
we Wvre engaged. I
fiatBRobmlFixirsS
''ft'"
1 v.
Sli:Every1ihing:
Quality and Quantity.
we will also give ydu.A close ; estimate on all kirids of :,?lurnb7 :;dr. ("
in2 with a guarantee to pass any comf 1 ; : L
sanitary. . Call for the v." vS'V-; f' vUSffv 1 :i :'V
New Bern Plumbing Gompany
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::, fcr tho U) ZLX li Ui
"t J t"d E
.1 t.o-
hloodL la consoq-jenca all the crns cf tie txx.y,
such as heart, lungs, liver and Lidr.eys, aa we.l as
the nervous eycteii, foeltiabad cCcct if. tie ctom
ch is deraased.. ; . . . , ' .
& xJ.--fc . ,
ctomach to digest od properly, starts tb1
etlvlt7, retnpvuig tat pouonj xrora iMm
t
H!wit auuipe tn Ir. psere. leWMr
OoSn-o.tyada trial tnoX trill ! toaiUA Jt
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8tage fFire Dogs." " k'-.i
' Eee Is an instance which, for simon
pure stupidity, has rarely been equal
ed, writes Mary Shaw in the London
Strand. A stage manager sent o Ut
of properties to a small,- place ahead,
naming,' among other things, "dogs for
the fireplace." When the company "ar
rived, late in the afternoon, they found
six or eight curs; lashed up in the the
ater, barking and yelping and tuggtaa
at their chains. The stage manager I
not knowing what these canines werv
there for, took no notice, of them, tmt
began going over his "props." With,
the property man at his elbow be ran
down the list, asking what ne could.
get and what tie could not get, Prer
ently he came to the item and asked.
"What about the dogs?"
"Well," answered the man, pointing
to the yelpers. "these were all 1 conkl
let."
The stage manager for the first time
realized . what the curs were for. bnt
be didn't want to give the local prop
erty man away before the others, so
he very seriously and critically in
spected the dogs and then said, shak
ing his head almost sadly:
I'm afraid they aren't Jnst the
right kind. You had better send them
back."
If you have rooms for rent' or
have lost or found an article, or
want to buy or sell something, use
the Journal want ad column on
page, three.
Subscribe to
ur 1-
and The
Southern
Cross".
SEND $1.00 TO THE NEW
BERN CHAPTER U.D.C.
Railroad
LUNCH ROOM
C. E.. TAYLOR, Prop.
Have you stopped to think
that there is only one
CAFE in New Bern that is
open all. day and night,
365 days to the year, and
that we give quick and
polite service?
G ASTORIA
: Tor' Irla&ts and Caildren.
The Kind Yea Mava Alwap Bcught
Bears the ST? ' yJ$?-J ,
Signature of Jlajijff4flcd4t
VVe keep everything you
need in the Drug, Medi- ,
tl cirie or Toilet line qornv;!
buy what you- need , aritl
if you' find' it does not' ; $s'$l
I suit you -bring it i back, ; . . iC
rf-K.i'-. v.l'.'.w-;'-''vW't'i ' . ..
,; get,what youiowant,or ,
.; ' ,We are here to serve and5;:.:, . ..;..'
N'oIeaseYOU." mmiMm
vW ?A'k" a fipk &i f. f- i:& ;V.v
going to give-Kit- ;t; ,vv V Afr 'XlJZ I;
k'wrote ttte.wfiM I u&tfM MWifti t. 5 WWSrltt ,
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