:st for
a has been receivcu
by the
1 from Representative John
M
a tht. nrpnt administration
posed to give R. F. D. or star mail
routes and change present routes wneu
ncedi. I shall be glad to supply blank
e. d for such routes or cnang
t tnose who. have not proper a
rntiudnipnt mail facilities. i
Look over your sec.ions. and wher
ever it is possible to get a new R. F. D.
or star route; write me for this blank
fill it out. and return it to mc
I shall be' glad . to1 get you the best
mail service possible
i ' With best wishes - '
t - 'v'. : Yours most truly, .
, ' (,-.:' Jno. M Faison.
UDectric
(Bitters
Made A New Man Of Him.
"I was suffering from pain in my
stomach, bead and back," writes H.
T. Alston, Raleigh, N; (X, "and my
liver and kidneys did not work right,
" m nda ma foAl 1IV a naW Tin An w
PRICE 60 CTS. AT ALL DRUG STORES.
: ' - LDQEE DiREGTORT
ATHENIA LODGE No. 8, K. of P.
Meets every Tuesday 8 p.' m., over Gas
Co.'s office, Middle street., J. R. white
head C, C.V J. H. Smith, K. of R. and
i'S.' i Visiting brothers are assured of a
chevalier's welcome.
' CRAVEN LODGE No. 1, KNIGHTS
OF, HARMONY Meets second and
' fourth Wednesday nights at 7:30 o'clock
in each month at Knights of Harmony
hall, corner Broad and Hancock street
J. K. Willis, President; R. J. Disosway
Secretary; R. J. Disosway, 70 Middle
street, Financial Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1
i F. M. Simmons,' A. D. Ward,
SIMMONS AND WARD,
rrORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR!'
f r if $ ; ?' ) '
Office Roonur401-2-3 Elks Building
' " Practice in the counties of Craveto,
Duplin, Jones, Lenoir,' Onslow. Cart,
eret, Pamlicd and Wake, in the Su
preme and Federal Courts; and when
ever services are desired a'. .- V-
R. A. NUNN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
v Practice in the counties of Craven,
Carteret, Pamlico Jones and Onslow
and in the State Supreme and Feders
Courts. ' '
h :: vf OfRes No. 60 Crsvss Street.
Tslsphoss No. S New Bern, N. C.
Carlsbad Electric
A remarkable alcTto those
, ' who suffer with
' ITnV An'rl
v-.'?TJSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
' ' 209-210-211 ELKS TEMPLE
' Hours: 9tol2; 3to 5; 7:30 to 8:30
Office Phone 194. Residence-gFhone
732-A , , - ,
O. C Daniels, M, D.
. . , SPECIALIST -;
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.
" G0LDS30R0, - N.
HARDWARE
AND , ' ;-,
Building Ma-
'iT'S..' i' . I i i) - ' .. 1'. i ' i i :i W
Paints, Oils
Varnishes
American
Field Fence
i W; mkm.
a reqi
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IN THE SUPERIOR COUHT.
C. L. Spencer vs. Timothy Horner.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR-
: . RANT OF ATTACHMENT.
' The jdefendant 4 above-named will
take notice that a summons in the above
entitled action ; was " issued against
said defendant on: the 11th ;day : of
August, 1913, by the Clerk of the
Superior . Court of Craven " County,
North Carolina, for the sum of Three
Hundred and Twenty-four and 90100
($324.90) Dollars, due said plaintiff
on account of balance due on a contract
for goods sold and delivered 'at the
request of the -defendant, which' sum
mons is 1 returnable before the Judge
of . the Superior Court at the October
term to be held in New 3ern, North
Carolina,:, on ; the .first Monday in
October, 1913. The defendant will also
take notice that a warrant of attachment
was issued by the said Clerk of the
Superior : Court on the 1 1th day of
August,1 i 1913, 1 against v the property
of said defendant. . which warrant is
returnable before the said .Judge of fhe
Suoenor Court, at the time and place
above named for the return of the sum
mons, when rand where the defendant
is required to answer or demur to the
complaint, ; or" ; the relief demanded
will be granted. v ' - J
This 11th day of August, 1913. .
W. B. FLANNER,
. .. Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR.
Having qualified as administrator
of tb. Estate of T. R Lane, deceased,
late cf Craven county, North. Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of feaid de
deased, to exhibit them to the under
signed on or , before the 15th , day of
August, 1914, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment. .
M. D. LANE,
Administrator.
Fort Barnwell, N. C. ' A ,
This 15th day of August, 1913.
A few PHILADELPHIA lawn mow
ers left, price reduced 10 per cent.
J. S. Basnlght Hardware . Co.,
67 S. Front Street. 'Phone 99.
The North Carolin '
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS.
The State's Industrial College.
Equips 'men for successful lives
In Agriculture .Horticulture, Stock
Raising, Dairying, Poultry , Work,
Veterinary Medicine t In, Civil
Electrical and Mechanical Engineer
ing; In Chemistry and Dyeing; in
Cotton Manufacturing. Four year
courses. Two ana line year cours
es. S3 teachers, 669 ttudents; 23
bukldlngs: - Modern . Equipment.
County Superintendents hold enp
trance examinations at all county-
seats July 10. Write for complete
Catalogue to
E. B. OWEN, Registrar,:.
West Raleigh, N.' C.
EXCURS ON FROM WILMINGTON
TO NEW BERN.
, . , via . .
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Thursday, August 26, 1913.
The Atlantic Coast Line will operate
a low round-trip excursion from Wil
mington and . int rmediate points to
New Bern, Tuesday, August 26, 1913,
at the fare and on the schedule shown
below: ' ' -
Leave Wilmington 7:30 a. m. Leave
New Bern on the return at 8:00 p. m.
Round trip from Wiimington only $1.25.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.. Separate cars for white' and
colored passengers. , -
Now in the .full glory of late summer,
the pleasantest time of all the year',
take this grand trip to New Bern.
W. J. Craig, Passenger Traffic Man
ager. t
T.r C. White, . General Passenger
Agent..
Thos. H.
Knight, Advertising Dis-
tributor. -
Stop, Look; Read
and Listenj; .
Li?':.
Those 10 acre; farms" on Neuse
Road are going fast, but not all
sold yet. Also I can offer special
Inducements and easy terms on
two saw mill plants with timber
sufficient for several years curing,
and a large number of good farms
in Craven and adjoining counties.
J. T. H. Moore
US Middle St. ...
New Bt rn WC
, Any person can apply a. v. s. i
PAINT who can read the directions
on the can. J. S. Basnight Hard-
night Hardware Co.," 67 S. Front
street. 'Phone .99. ' .
ilL
QUESTIONS INVOLVING IIYCI
, ENE TO BE DISCUSSED
AT BUFFALO.
L New -York Aug. 18. Plans, an
nounced for the Fourth International
Congress on School Hygiene, to be held
at . Buffalo, Aug. 25-30,- forecast an
elaborate effort toward improving the
health and efficiency of school children
The leading communities - of America
and the principal foreign ' nations will
particiapte. Three hundred ' experts
will deliver addresses upon various
phases of the work, many of .which
will be illustrated with mqtion pictures
and exhibits. . ' , ;' ' ' ' f
- Are class rooms Sanitary? Are school
hours' too; long? Do the children get
enough , fresh- air? Ie their drinking
water good? Are they given proper rest
rooms? Are their . vacations ; long . e
nough? Are they suffering from poor
eyesight; bad , breathing 'appartaus of
defective hearing? , These are some-of
the questions the speakers Will attempt
to answer. ' - ' 't ' ,
Claims in recent statistics show out of
the , 20,000,000 school children in the
United States 15,000,000 are in need of
attention , because of some physical
defect, and that there are 600,000
tubercular school children,"-will be ana
lyzed in an effort to determine whether
these figures' are worthy of credence:
',A recent report of , the Rockefeller
Sahitai-y Commiaaion 1 .that " out '-: of
158,000 school children in eleven Sou
thern States, over 78,000 were infected
witn hookworm, will also come up
for consideration. . ft . ; I.
"Damaged Goods" is to be presented
during the conference for the benefit
of the delegates. , r ' , ,
Dr. Charles W. Eliot wili act as Pres
ident of the Congress, . ,and Prof.
Thomas A. Storey as secretary-general.
FIGHT CATTLE TICK IN GREENE.
Kinston, Aug. 17. Dr. G. M.
Smith oflthe .. United States - Bureau
of Animal industry,- has. begun the
task of eradicating the cattle tick in
Greene County. ; He hopes to complete
the work in a few months. . The
eradication of the-tick in Greene will
mean a saving of thousands of dollars
annually i to , the farmers there, - and
the work is done without cost to the
county. , ' -','-
Tick fever has been a serious hand!
cap to stock raising for a number of
years. - - Disinfectants are allowed the
farmers ' without charge, , and much
interest in the work is evidenced by
the ... number of ; planters .who have
sought remedies and advice from Doc
tor Smith at Snow Hill. . v . . '
FINED FIVE AND COSTS FOR
BEING ROWDY ON TRAIN. . :
Mack Blount, colored," was given a
hearing before Mayor A H. Bangert
yesterday on a warrant charging him
with being disorderly on a passenger
train. He was found guilty and taxed
with the costs of the case. , Blount
became so rowdy on the train enroute
from Norfolk to this city Sunday morn
ing that many of the passengers were
terrorized by : his conduct. Upon
the arrival of the train in New Bern
he was placed in charge ; of Officer
I pock and later talcen to jail :. where
he was allowed to cool off until yester
day.' . . r lfi
Jobega Island.
; Famed for its unfailing springs. of
pure, sparkling water, the Island of
Toboga lies about ten miles from' the
city of Panama, in the Pacific. - Here
the mall steamers plying between Bal
boa and San Francisco He by for their
supply of fresh water, as do also .the.
steamers that sail southward from
Panama. The inland is also famous
for its splendid pineapples. " ; ;
. K J
Worth Orchestra ,
'-i';A..yytoi.rv.O'?i;i
Four Pieces, i Open for high class en-
j gagemer.ts. Concert more a specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed. - .! .
No. 3 Pollock St; Iew Bern
A re You Going to
New York Soon f
HotelRaymdiid
s ' ; -42 East 28th Street', ;- '
(At Subway Station)
New York City
1SS'?;::'i-s.,''.''v,?if '
V For Pocket Guide and ;
Special Weekly Rate;
to Buyers and Parties.
i Single Room, $1.50 a dav
or $9.C3 a week. ,
t .
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MARK A CAD WEI. 1
(Mention this paprr; , - '
TKL3. N. Vm
THE WESTERN UfllOFl
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
'Premier Carrier Of The South."
N.B.-The following schedule figures
are published only as information and
are . not guaranteed. V ,! . : : ,
TRAIN No. 21 Leaves Goldsboro
6:45 a. m. for Raleigh, Durham; Greens
boro, ' I Asheville and Waynesville.
Through train to Asheville, i handles
chair . car to Waynesville. '. Make con
nections at Greensboro for all points
North and East, and at Asheville with
Carolina Special for Cincinnati, Chicago
and all western points, h -(
TRAIN No. 139 Leaves Goldsboro
2:05 p. m. for, Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro. - Handles through Pull
man . Sleeping' , Car. from Raleigh to ;
Atlanta,' arrives Atlanta 5 :25 a. m., '
making, connections for New ' Orleans )
Texas, California and all Western points ,
also connects -at . Greensboro with
through train for -all Western and
tastern points. -
TRAIN Noi31 Leaves Goldsboro
5:05 p.. m. for Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro. -, Makes direct connection
at Greensboro with solid Pullman Sleep
ing Car, train for Washington,. Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and all Eastern
and Northern points.1 - Connects also at i
Greensboro ' with through Tourist!
Sleeping Car for, Los Angeles and San
Francisco.'' N V
TRAIN No. 1 1 Leaves " Goldsboro
10:45 p. m. for Raleigh, Durham and
Greensboro., - Handles Pullman Sleep
ing Car -. Raleigh ' to Winston-Salem.
Makes connection at Greensboro with
through trains for Atlanta and New Or
leans, also makes connection for Ashe
ville, Chattanooga, St. Louis, Memphis,
Birmingham and all Western, points.
For - detailed information, also for
information t eoncerningspecial round
trip rates account various special occa
sions, Pullman sleeping car reservations,
ask any Southern Railway Agent or
communicate with the undersigned,' .
; J. O. JONES, , -
Raleigh, , N. C ' -7i . " ' ;
Southern '
premier Carrier of the
SOUTH
Direct Lines to all Poults
North; South, East & West
Lpw
t round-trip v fares ; to , Western
Carolina, "the ' Land of the
North
Sky."
Also to '
California
i points,
and
aU
principal
resorts. ,- .
t-
Convenient ' schedules, electrically
lighted coaches, - complete dining car
serviceil-t-fe
f,If you'r contemplating atrip to "any
point, before: completing arrangements
for sane; it will be wise for you to con
sult a representative of the Southern
Railway, or write the undersigned who
will gladly and courteously furnish you
with all information as to you best and
quickest -schedule and -most -comfort-table
in which to make the trip.,.
H. F. CARY, Gen. Pass. Agent ;.'
. ' Washington, D. C.
O. JONES,. Travelling Pass. Agent
- Raleigh, N. C
I HAVE ' MOVED MY HORSE
v - SHOEING SHOP . -
From Baptist Church Alley to 93
South Front street in the building
with Tat Tr en with, where "I. have
larger quarters andbetter facili
ties to do your work. If in need
of first-class work ive us a trial'
jc:::i i. :::t:i
I .
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Uo4AA. cCoxnr
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
SPECIAL. SUNDAY 'TRAINS TO
,i THE SEASHORE -
,- c" -."ia ; ' " -
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Beaufort and Morehead City, Nr C.
' Ready' for Summer Visitors. '
Beginning Sunday, 'June, 8th, special
Sunday trains will be run from Wash
ington via . Vanceboro and -New Bern
to Morehead Ci y. and Beaufort, every
Sundays, 'j
f
Sunday Schedule.'.
Lv.
; Washington
Chocowinity a '
Frederick .
f Bragaw ,
ji Va nceboro , , '
' Ernul ' H .
"Askirt , "
-. Bridgeton T.
New Bern
. Riverdale
Croatan ' , i
' Ha'velock ', '
Newport " J
: Morehead City
. Atlantic Hotel ,
7:10 a. m, -'
;22 a. m.,
7:7 a. mrt
7:40 a. m.
' ' 7:56 . " ,
8:09 " '
, 8:14 'JL "
'8:23
8:50 ,
9:19
9:24 '
"9:3&." '
' 9:55.
10:17-' " -10:20
" ,
Ar.
' Beaufort
. 10:35
Returning - special v train ! will ; leave
Beaufort 6 :00p. . m. j'?: Atlantic . Hotel
6:15 p. m.", Morehead City Station 6:20
P- m., Arrive JNew-JJern 7:45 p. m., ar,
rive Washington 9:20 p. n. t f s
' ' Very Cheap. Sunday -excursion-, and
Week end fares.-. Apply to any Ticket
Agent for particulars. H Y ' '
, - " ' H. S LEARD. is S.
J General Passenger Agent.
SUNDA AND . WEEK ' END EX-
, CURSION RATES; "NEW bern'-
( t to ' Wilmington,' " ' T
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad ,Co.
$1.25 Tickets sold ' each Sunday,
limited to date of aleit'.-r,'..'?3''..i,i?
, $2.85 Tickets,, sold each Saturday
and for forenoon trains Sunday, limited
to reach o New ', Bern, returning' prior
to ' midnight . Tuesday; following. date
of sale. - - - fi '
ATLANTIC COAST LINE . RAIL
ROAD.
"The Standard Railroad of the South"
, T. H., BENNETT,
; 1 ' Ticket Agent.
T. C. WHITE. , . - -
General Passenger Agent,- A-;,
- Wilmington, N. C.
BULLETINS WORTH HAVING.
. ,t. . ... r. . v c t. ,' f..r.i
i. The; , following ibuiletinb nay be ob
tained by .writing to the Department
of Agriculture, Washington, . D. : C. .
Bulletin '142-"PrindpleS "of r Nutri
tion. , -, , - i, , .
Circular?! 1 0 Food : Customs : and
Diet. ).
, Bulletin 128 -Eggs and Their. Uses as
Food. x . r jr , ' . . o '. r
Bulletin-487-rCheese and Its Use in
the Diet. r ' . r ' ,
Bulletin 85 Fish as Food, .
, Bulletin ISi Poultry Vs Food.'v
Bulletin "391 Meat - ' " " y , "
Bulletin 526 Mutton, f' ' '
Bulle in 332 Nuts and their uses
as Food, i - w v v
Bulletin 256 Preparation of Vege
tables. - .
Bulletin 298 -Food value of corn.
Bulletin 295 Potatoes and Other
Root Crops as Food.
Bulletin 293-f-Use of Fruit as Fqod.
Bulletin 535 Sugar and Its Value
as Food, v;
Bulletin 375 Care of Food in the
House.
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Strives not by1
mere words - but ,
; by merit tq please .
taste .and quench
thirst.''! '"-'s -
PEPSI-Gb!a
cbols refreshes
renews viornr-
In Bottles or . '
At Founts'
. Zs flit I
FOR'. SALE. ;
1 House ana lot, spring street, i
2 houses 'and lots, Griffith street.
2 houses .and lots, Bridgeto,m v'-v f'
1 house and lot, Pollcck' street.
m' 1 I. r. m .' '.'.t ... ,,.13 .
I house and lot; Metcalf street.
1 house and lot, Crescent street .
2 houses and lots, Queen .street. s ' '
3 houses .and lot?,? Gaston street.' '.-;.
, 1 house ana lot, uuny town., r . " .
6 houses and lots, B street. tA,
J 4 houses and lots, New street, -, ,
,1 house and lot, East Front street.
' 2 houses and tots, Change Btrtet. ,
, 1 building on" South i Front street".
L. G. Daniels .stablest ;i',k,,r -
4 lots in Elmview. ', r - '
9 lots on Broad street.
. 4 lots, Riverside. "
1 I
a lots, George street, i-
r 1 lots, 1 Bridgeton, , v - ,
15, lots, Pembroke, t
I am also agent for lots in Ghent--
it vou want a nice new nome duv ai :
1- ........... . . -."
in Ghent and build one. , I also have 3
large f arms, , , small farm,, good soil,
also about 6O.O0O acres of good timbered
land. If yoi are interested in buying
or selling land see me., i -
, M. W, F0DRIE, I '
P -. r..'Real Estate Agent,,,
Office opposite Gaston HoteL 'Phone
84. Residence 'phone 850 . ... , , '
' in-
THE GLORIOUS MOUNTAINS A
" "j'J K WESTERN'. h
. '.NORTH'- '
' - CAROLINA '
"The Land of the Sky"
;. "The Sapphire Country"
Where there is health in every Breath
The Climate is Perfect the Year Round
In' Spring and- Sumn er' the Region Is
- ' . . Ideal
' , ! , t .Reached by , .
, C , SOUTHERN T All WAY
Solid Through .Train, including Parlor ;
Car, between Goldsboro, Asheville and .
Waynesville via' Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury. Other convenient through'
Car Arrangements.
SUMMER TOURIST TICKETS ON
SALE UNTIL - '
Fot Complete Informatipn Apply a
.; J. II. Wood, D. P. A., Asheville
N. C.
R. II. DeButts, T. P. A., Charlotte
N. C. . iV
J. O. Jones, T. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
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