Cjj time, and feci dull,
1 discouraged, you have
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tomo Jor(a disordered
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Clous impurities which have
. .icrfered with the free action
cf the liver are driven oat, the
3 tomach is cleansed : and
strengthened eo that it can
more thoroughly digest food.
j The bowels are purified and a
regular habit -re-established.
It is a splendid medicine for
the whole system, Promotes
a feeling of energy,; mental
activity and cheerful spirits.
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postpaid. fiimmoBi Liver Beajuletor it MM pat ap i
liquid term for tboM who prefer U. Jrrice. 91.00 pot
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SON'S
TWO YEARS AT
HAM A CXEAT
BLESSING.
BING-
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L7ELFARE WORK
FAST SPREADING
: . " ; Springfield, W. Va.,
March 13, 1912.
Col Preston Lewis Gray, . '.
Bingham School. Mebane, N. C1, '
Mr dear Cok Gray, . '. ; '.'
Ralph wanted to go back to' Bingham
and I' was anxious for him to return.
Robert is. getting on very nicely at
College. , But : I certainly miss the
personal interest taken in him while at
Bingham and the .kind satisfactory
letters you wrote me concerning him.
College life is very different. -
I ' feel that Robert's two years at
Bingham were a great blessing to him
and again I thank you for your many
and special favors to my boys. 1 shall
always i remember1. Bingham .'", with ' a
great deal of pleasure and shall be glad
to recommend the school to those who
may be; needing" information of that
sort., s, 1 '- ' v.' (' ': r, j n ,
With kind reagrds to yourself and
Mrs. Gray, I am . r .,' -
Sincerely your friend, ; r 1 1
, ' Mrs. Nannie W; Guthrie.
" ... For handsome catalogue of Bingham
School, sent free, address Col.;: Preston
Lewis Gray B.- L., President, iBingV
ham School, Mebane, N. C Box 16.
Mrs. Hugh Lancaster is quite sick
with fever at her home in B'ridgeton.
ELIZABETH L OTEY BELIEVES
. IT SOON WILL BE A RE
QUIREMENT. .
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;Washington, Sept. 1,3. Welfare work
will be a requirement in the near fu
ture, in the opinion of Dr. Elizabeth
Lewis Otey, who at the instance of the
'' United States Bureau of Labor statis
tics personally visited upward of 50
establishments of the country noted
for welfare, work. The results of her
investigation are contained in a bulle
tin issued today ' by - the Department
of Labor.
Miss Otey found that sentiment
throughout .the country generally fa
vored welfare work,' but that it .was
not so kindly received in certain labor
circles. - .
"The sphere of welfare work," she
declares, "must . not be confounded
with that of legislation, nor should
it be used as a means of 'retarding
wise, labor laws. If it should have this
effect and make workroom conditions,
the safeguarding of machinery or the
prevention of child labor and night
work for women dependent, on the
employer's kindliness or sympathy its
effect . becomes ;at . once deleterious
instead of beneficial. . Sanitary condi
tions within the factory should be a
legal obligation.' J '
:' The report asserts that the beginning
of all welfare work must be directed
toward I bettering the physical well
being of employes in their places of
world, and adds: '
: "These are clearly not matters which
should be left to the humanity or al
truism -of the employe. . They are the
things ' which concern the welfare of
- society as a wholeand should be'under
the direct supervision of the State.'!
As Good As IX ew
Reader, do you know that shoes when
rebottomed are as good as new?' Well,
they are, and in these days of high
1 price hides, higher price - Leather and
still a higher price New Shoe, , this
: fact Bhould appeal to you. Let us make
your old shoes as good as new. We
are prepared to do this at a nominal
cost. A trial will convince you.
THE .MACHINE SHOE- REPAIR
' - SHOP,
; . J.T, Havens, 94 1.2 Middle street;
i The regular monthly meeting of the
Bright Jewels of Centenary Methodist
church will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the usual hour. Every member: is
requested to be in attendance., '.
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TcvaTtlk Flour -4
Cre-m Cheese,
Obelisk Flour C'-C-
12 lb bags Patent Flour 30
Reg Hams, , - , - 23c.
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;phone 174
NORTH CAROLINA, . '
7 CRAVEN COUNTY.
t- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
; C ' L. Spencer vs. Timothy Horner.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR-
' RANT OF ATTACHMENT.
The defendant '- above-named 1 will
take notice that a summons in the above
entitled v. action was issued against
said ! defendant i on . the : 1 1th day of
August, , 1913, by the Clerk' of the
Superior Court o(. Craven ; County,
North Carolina, for the sum of; Three
Hundred and Twenty-four, and 90100
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5ried Our Meat
Hot of Cold at the
Midgette Hotel
, ! ORIENTAL, N. C, '
...Hi-
Market
Stall Fed Beer
We have on sale today
some of the finest beef ever
put on the New Bern Mar
ket, s This beef was raised
and fed by one of Craven
county's most prominent
farmers.
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,You will be a winner 'if
you get a Roast or Steak
of this Stock ,
A. CASTE!
Phone 239 l ;
Better Meats for Less.
Money ' ;
Hundred and Iwenty-lour and 90100 ..rjj-;;.
($324.90) Dollars, due said , plaintiff vrV:rr'i'''i itiHi i.Hl 5.-i.-i.i.....w.M,.,,...iS.
on account of balance due on a contract
lor goods sold and delivered at the
request of the defendant, which sum
mons is returnable before' . the Judge
of the Superior Court at the October
term to be held in New Bern,; 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 If nJ.nnA UuS t
Superior Court on the 11th day of V V" i xxa.a w
August, i9i3, against the property j Neuse nver where you get
ot sa,d defendant, wh.clr warrant is thfi freeze all the time.
rpf-iirnahlfl hpFori the said ludtre of the I . l i- -y - -
, . , , -o . wX i . - tm - , t m
Superior Court, at the time and place "Of. UUU Vola ; running
above named for the return of the sum- water, Screens. V Serve the
mons, wnen ana wnere tne aeienaant i t' s ' ; i
is reouired to answer or demur to thel ww , " ' miUUCO
complaint, or the relief demanded County.'. ' Special fates by
will be granted. . . ' ' t MiWt4-P-H'
This 11th day of August 1913. V. v ''l '
W. B. FLANNER, xyixc o, iuo uaYeuug
Clerk 1 Superior ..Court. I men. 'M0;x0;::4srMk
M UliK I l K HI 1 1 KF.
v Having qualified as administrator I
of the Estate of T. R. Lane, deceased,
late of Craven county, North Carolina,
this is to notify all ' persons having
claims against the estate of said de-1
deased, to exhibit them to the under
signed on or before the '15th day . of
August, 1 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.
Fprt Barnwell, N. C. -
This 15th' day of August, 1913.
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EXCURSION TO" JACKSONVILLE
AND .TAMPA,' FLORIDA
'0: .. via .the , '
, ATLANTIC COAST" LINE. -' : -
On Tuesday, September 23, k the '.
Atlantic Coast Line will sell round trip ," - . ,
tick? s fron) New; Bern to Jacksonville,
Fla., at $8.SQ and" KTampa:at ,f 10iOrSSS:
limited td-reach original "starting point "-, ' y " ;
not later than, midnigh of .Tuesday," f ' ' ' .
SeptemW:A30J913,
rates wUl ; be made Jrom other ointsj'i i "'1 ' , .
(nf yjJfcHrthiUid, Sotitl. Carolina. s' " n H
; AropW j Pullmarj;; and coach accom-it' a ;r " '
modationS; :i will . pe y pnovided for all-
arid have ion hand r to-day
as fine Beef,"tVealj . Lamb
and Pork as ever ' brought
to this citv. Phone 121 or
122. Your : orders iwill r. fef
ceive prompt attention.: .
New Bern! Pro-
by the ; management 'of the' Atlantic
Coast Lmcvto -make this a first .'classi-jv'?'!';-
Fpr tickets, Pullman accommodations J : ' !
and schedules see the nearest. Agents, 'jV" t i'-' Jl
orj address, T. C. White, General Pas- ,,
senger Agent, or Wl'J. Craig, Passenger
. J"gen;e,,.rrn . , V ; Ute;HJ U,3t Traffic ,41anag:;Pmiiigton, ;N. v, ,
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATRIX.
Having qualified as administratrix
of the Estate of B. K. Bryan deceased.
late ofCraven county North Carolina
this is to notify all persons having
I claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under-
If You are in a hurry aS
and want your Gro
ceries Now"
. Call ,
DUFFY GROCERY GO
Corn Mullets and Sweet
v Potatoes
Phone 261 3 Griffith St.
DILL & HARGBTT
Horse & Mule Co
' Live stock, Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Har
ness. ' When in need of any thing in our line
give us a trial. ::' :i :: :: .:: - i: ::
103- E. Front St: .Office phone 167
Wben You Build, Build With
BR I G K .
CLARK BRICK & TILE CO.,
Clark, N. C, or call oh
1ASKILL. HARDWARE CO.,
ccal Agent . , Phone 147. - New Bern
pleaded in bar of their recovery,;. All
persons indebted to said' estate will'.
please make immediate payment. -;
C . , MISS V. M. BRYAN ,
,' ' Administratrix.
New Bern N. C. ,
This 23rd day of August 1913. ,
FREIGHT CARS TAKEN OFF EX-
, A . ' PRESS TRAINS. "
, Effective Sunday,5 August 4th the
Norfolk Southern-Railroad will put into
effect a new: schedule .for the night
passenger trains between Raleigh and
Norfolk. ; The change will shorten the
running .time between the ' two points
approximately forty-five minutes. The
most - important feature of j the new
schedule will be that the train leaving
Norfolk at 9 o'clock at night and also
train leaving Raleigh at 9:30 p. m. for
Norfolk will not have any freight cars
in their make-up as has been the case
heretofore. .
i :The night train from : Norfolk will
arrive 6:30 a. m. instead of .7:15 a. m
Passengers will be allowed, to remain
in sleeper until 7:30 a;, m, so that they
will.not be inconvenienced, i .
, The night, train to Norfolk will
leave . Raleigh at P '30 instead of 9
o'clock as at preseuc. The day train
will arnve Raleigh at 7:45-p. m.
The Railway officials consider the
elimination of the freight cars from the
night . express , the most important
part of the improved schedule. . Be
ginning Sunday also the day trains
between.. Raleigh and Norfolk . will
make a dinner stop of fifteen minutes
at Edenton instead of stopping only
ten minutes there as now. As restaur
ant', is, close to the station passengers f
will be enabled to enjoy a mid-day meal I
where . now they have" only time to
snatch a sandwich. '
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