F.II.Simmons A.D.Wrd
s:".:"s & vAOD
Attorneys and Councellors at
LAW
Rooms 401 and 404
- Elks'' Temple ' '
NEW BERN, ; t.N.C.
C. A. YORK
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ROOM 404 '
ELKS ; TEMPLE
Dr. King's New Dl. cuvny is know u
everywhere as the remedy which will
surely stop a cough or cold. D. P. Lawson
of Edison, - Term, writes: ''Dr. King's
New Discovery is the most wonderful
cough, cold and '. throat and lung
medicine I ever sold in my store. - It
can't be beat. It sells without any
trouble at all. It needs no u int.'tee."
This is true, 'because Dr. " in tV ,w
Discovery wil relieve the . fv.i-t , !
stinate of coughs t and :.cld!t; :- ''iij(
troubles - quickly helped ' by its - rue.
You should keep a bottle in the h.mse
'i i! K tuii.: u i.i
"California Syrup of Figs"
to clean the bowels.
J. LEON VnUAHIS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
" . .. 1
'. - 126 MIDDLE ST. :
NEW BERN,. : : : N. C.
- .v. i.i. u.-- ... .
: - Veterinarian
Hospital for Animal3 111.) -
East Front St. New C;r:i,' 'Mother! vour child isn't naturally
N" G Office phone Z5f cross an Pcevish- " -Sce tongue is
Residence Phone 912. " Vated; th!s sign itsjittie
'- 'stomach, liver and bowels need a cleans
ing at once. ' ' ' , - " '
2 When , listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat
sleep or act naturally, has stomach-ache
diarrhoea, remember a gentle liver and
i i . it i .
i jM j : . i i uuwa Licensing snouiu h j ways De me
lamily, 50c. and 51.00. AH Druggists J piumpi. uciivviy 3 first treatment given. 1 . 2
or by maiL .... - mymOItO. Will De plCSSCa - Nothing equals "California Syrup of
nucmen oc .o.t rnuaaeipnia ro Did OH any Dill OI LUKl- gs for children's ills; give a teaspjOn
Or 31. lOUIS. . ".. . Hai- InMa niMnll rwitf I till, and in -l frx hnilra -alt tlio mil
' Wrlt-a .1 waste, sour bile and fermenting food
.t, , J which is clogged in the bowels passes oit
a. w. aim plans 1ni1.'.B
- - r 1 playful child again. -All children love
this harmless, delicious "fruit lasative,"
PlaningiMill
Now in Operation
Rough Lumber any size I
and length at prices cheap
at all times for all the members ot. the 3 the Cheapest good Jlial
"To Let t:.d loncsomest j.!aca la
the world."
, That Is. what was said - the other
day- In much more solemn and oLl
clal language by tho British govern
ment. It lay hidden In the announce
ment that bids would be accepted for
tho leasing and exploitation of the
whale fisheries and guano fields of the
Nightingale; Inaccessible and Cough
Islands, for Included among these Is
Tristan d'Acunha, that remote little
rock tucked away In the South Atlan-
i it.- . v j of L
W :.rE, l ( . J, late of Ciav i
county, .North Carolina, this is
to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceac-d
to exhibit them to . the under
signed on . or before the 27th
day of January 1915, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar' of
their recovery. .All person in
debted to said estate will please
?- SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier of the South.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES AC
COUNT VARIOUS SPECIAL ,
' . OCCASIONS.
R. A. NUNN
, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practice in the counties of
Craven, Carteret, Pamlico, Jones, ,
and Onslow and in the Supreme
and Federal Courts. .
, n Office 50 Craven St.
Phone 97 New Bernr N.C.
Turkish Baths
Carlsbad Method
Benefical in the Treatment
4f Rheumatism. Gout. Sci
tlca, Lumbago Neuritis. . undersisned
Neuresthema, Kidney and
Skin Disorders j
Dr. Ernest W. Dunn
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 1
' 20. ilO-!llELKS TEMPLE
' Hours 9 to 12: 3 to 5: 7:30 to 8:30 I
Offic. Phone 194. Residence Phone mpn
JUS H
' New Orleans, La.t - Mardi Grasl
Celebration, tickets on sale' February i
17th to 23rd inclusive, - final return
limit March 6th, J914. From' Raleigh
ifo.d; ooiasDoro fto.n; Jjurham
'$26.75.
Mobile, Ala. j, Mardi Gras Celebra
tion, tickets on sale February 17th to
23rd inclusive, final limit, March 6th,
1914. From Raleigh $23.45; Goldsboro
$23.55; Durham $23.30. . , '
. Pensacola, Fla.j Mardl Gras Cele
bration, tickets -on sale February 17th
to 23rd, inclusive, final return limit
March 6th, 1914. From Raleigh $23.00;
Goldsboro $23.55; Durham $22.80.
Atlanta, Ua.: Annual meeting Im
perial . Council Ancient Arabic Order
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine May 10
to 13th, 1914, tickets on sale May
7th to 12th, inclusive, final limit May
20th, 1914. From Raleigh $12.90;
Goldsboro $13.85; Durham $12.70. .
For complete detailed information,
sleeping car reservations, rates from
r other points, etc., write or wire the
J. O. TONES.
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Kaleigh, N. C.
. rimic tcKcn treses t,;1 ?evei: fails . e-ffect a ,ood "in-
v..va s,de" cleansing. Directions for Rabies,
111 Piil J?ll rl la : f children of all ages and grown-ups are
Dccliturn's
New Figs, Dates and
Raisens. L B. Hack-
Phone :: 174
Granulated jSugar 5c.. per lb.
Cranberries ISc. per qt.
Frankfurt Sausage
and All Pork Sausage"
H. G. ARMSTRONG
plainly on the bottle.
- Keep it handy in your home. A little
given today saves a sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for, a -50-ccntv:,, bottle of .'California
Syrup of Figs," then look and see that it
is made by the - "California Fig
Syrup Company. Counterfeits
ar being sold-, here. - Dont be
fooled. , r v ' '
Children Oryc
FOR FLETCHER'S . ; -CA3TORTA
732-A
D. G. SMAW
(Successor to W. H. Simpson)
PUNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALMER
. . .PHONES ADDRESS
-'JRes . 829 28 So.F. St.
' Office 16? 68 Broad St.
DON'T
buy a BICYCLE, Pair of
Tires, or any Bicycle Sun
dries until you have inves
- tigated our stock. We are
An a position to save you
.-.money.
L. H. CANNON
- Cycle Co.
Fifi
m
One Small Farm 3
from New Bern South side
'of Neuse River. Splendid
location- Will sell at a
bargain. See me at once.
Best Treatment for A Burn.
If for no other reason. Chamberlain's
Salve should be kept in every hourehold
on account of its great value in the
treatment of burns'. It allays the pain
almost instantly; and unless the injury
is a severe one, heals the parts without
leaving a scar. This salve is also
unequaled for chapped hands, sore
ftirmlf. an A Hienaea. nt Vi a alr?M Dm..
miien 25 cents. For sale hv i all Ae&m.
Adv.) , v
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of Olivia Ann Hunter, dec.,
Mate of. Craven county, North Carolina,
thjs is to notify ,all ' person having
I claims against the estate of said de
ceased to exhibit them to the unde
signed ; on or , before December 15,
1914,, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their Recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
wiH please . make immediate payment.
This December 15, 1913. i r-. t
. H. W. Fisher. ,'
'" - ..Administrator,;.
tic, thousands of miles from South make immediate payment.
America and Africa, the nearest main
lands, and long known as the lone
somest spot on the face of the earth.
St Helena, where Napoleon died a
captive, is lonesome enough, but Tris
tan beats even St. Helena. - . -
Its only communication with the
rest of the world Is by means til occa
sional ships which touch at. its, shores
while engaged in whale fishing. The
population consists of a handful of
people, descendants of shipwrecked
mariners, English soldiers who .be
longed to the troops who guarded Na
poleon, and, women from Bt Helena.,
In spite of or possibly on account
ot Its -r Isolation, life on Tristan
d'Acunha seems to be
enough.: Uneventful it Is,
, MRS DAISY ANDERSON, - ;
, r .', Administratrix.
Vanceboro' NJ 'C.,' ' :" . '
This 27th J day of January, r
1914. t .
NOTICE of' administration;
Having . qualified as administrator
of the estate of W. H. S. Waters, de
ceased, late of ' Craven county State
of North Carolina: this is to notify
all persons havine claims aeainst the
estate s of said deceased to exhibit
pleasant them duly verified to the undersigned
but one " on or .before January 12, 1915, or this J -
notice will be pleaded in br, of their
recovery, " ' v
All persons indebted to su'd estite
of the conditions made by the wi" p.lea5 make !mmfte Payment' . "
i government In Its call tor bids . ' T?"" January12,1.91; - - '
of the events that do not occur Is the
commission of crimes., For, years no
serious crime has been recorded in
the Island' annals.
One
British
Is that those obtaining- the lease of -" ' ' w- VY- Lawrence,
the whale fisheries must agree to have K- WUUamson, Administrator.
every whaler they -send out touch at 1 - - i Attorney, f
the lohesomest place in the world and -."'I'.' .
thus keep up Tristan d'Acunba's com- J ,, , , ' ' ' ' ' ' " j
munlcauon : with the rest of ., man
kind. ' , . -
FlowerS
CUT FLOWERS Designs of any kintj,
Corsage Boquet from,"Hammond"the
largest and best Florists In the South.
Mrs. Gertie Matthews, Local Rep
resentative, 93 Craven St. ' j'
New Spring Percales
M. W. FODRIE. in all the Bnhl stripes- 21 0-lPEllftlP-l 0
Real Estate Agent Office oppo- ' IIM - ' JL flllViVLf JLV
Agent urnce oppo
site Gaston Hotel Phone 84 Res
idence; phone 850 Office Hours 9:
30 to 11 a. m.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
NOTICE OF MORTGAGEES
SALE OP REAL ESTATE.
DEITY I
WOULD NdT OFFEND
Child's Idea of. Everyday Politeness '
.. Applied to Alt Cases and
v.'.'
To a normal hlld all things and
people, ' even those most highly . en
dowed and wonderful, are to be taken
simply. ivTd a .polite child, for exam
ple, the rules of everyday politeness
are sufficient for all cases and needs.
A medical missionary recently;' re
turned from India tells the story of
a sweet little girl, who was -much
troubled by the prevailing plague of
mosquitoes
"What doe's God' make them for V
she asked. ' ' - - " J " . ' "
Told that the Divine purpose In the
matter was : unknown, ' but that such
purpose undoubtedly existed, the little
pne pondered silently for some mo
ments,' Then;
"Do you suppose J could . ask him
about It when I go to heaven?" she
Inquired.- "You see, I'd Just love to
know why we have to have mosqui
toes, but I wouldn't ' want the good
Lord to think' me rude.",.' : "
FREE BATHS
; . Hot or Cold at. the ,
Midgette Hotel
? ORIENTAL, N. C.
located on the banks of
Neuse river where you get
the breeze all the time.
Hot and w Cold ! running i
waters Screens Serve the
best food : ; In Pamlico
County. ; Special, rates by
week; - ? -
Home of. . the ; Traveling-
men. . .
Route of the
"NIGHT EXPRESS"
Timely Suggestions a"fteation 0NLY and
Schedule In Effect Jan. 11th, 1914.
the following hgures published as
are not guar-
We can handle to advantage any re
quirements ih INSURANCE, such as
TIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, BURGL-
ARY, PLATE GLASS, LIVE-STOCK,
'.etc., and will thank you for your busi
ness. Also have several good homes
" and desirable building lots for sale.
W. G. BOYD
TRAINS DEPART. .
Beaufort, 9:05. a. m. and
5:43
...vw.....w..;$....s
lit
v SCHOOL OF MUSIC
i t
Con Hancock and New Sta. 5j?
) TELEPHONE 722 - S
i
" t?:'J- .;. til
Piann Vnire Pultitro t I
Elocution and French
I
Si?
m
By virtue of the power confer
red in that certain deed of mort
gage executed to the undersigned
by J. A. Eubanks and Willie
B. Eubanks, his wife'dated 23rd j
day of December 19 10 and reg
istered in the office of the'Regis-
ter of Deeds of Craven County,
N. C.; in book 184, page 51, on
m. and 5:45 I "vwuiu u uciauii, in uic paytucui i
of the indebtedness thereby se
cured, I will on Monday, the 2nd
day of March, .1914, at the hour
of 12 o'clock noon, at the county
court house door in ; the . cit:y : of
and I New Bern, N. C, sell to the i
highest bidder for cash, at public
auction, ; the. following'. d( scribed
n! and 4:30 lot or parcel f land, lying situate
ana oeing in tne viuage ot. fort
From Norfolk, 4:05 a. so. and 5 :3 J Barnwell, said county, and bound-
P' ' v.'.. v ;v,;'.::,-o. led and described. as follows: Be
ginning at a stake near :a water
oak on the' south side of ; Neuse
For
p. m. . , .
For Goldsboro, 4:05 a. m., 9:10 a. m
and 6:20 pi m.
For Oriental, 9:30 a.
p. m.
For Washington and Raleigh, J2-.30
a. m. and 2 25 p. m. ,
. For Washington and Norfolk, 12:30
a. m. and 9:10.a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
From Beaufort, 8:45
6:20 p. 'm.r ;,.', ;;?-::,';
From Goldsboro, 12 :28
a. m. and 5:35 p. m. ,
.From 'Oriental, 8:52 a.
p. m
m.
a. .nw 9:00
COAL
Penasylvcnia , An-
I thrccitc .
Pocahontas Lump
and Steam Cosl.
Yard Foot bf Cra-
ven Street;
HOLUSTEMCOX
Plionie : :
From Raleigh and' Washington, 4:05
a. m. and 11:42 a. m.
i,': Vevm- (iirthtrit infnrmfltlnn ; ttt tea
vation ofiPullman , Sleeping ; Carl road, the upper corner of tle pub-
i i v,oet Mor.ryA M,,o? Hi Space,; apply to T; H.Bennett,T. he school lot and. runs south 40
I, - ' t- i ?,'A.. New Bern. N. C.
Nearly Every Child Has Worms. .,
Paleness, at times a flushed face, un
natural hanger, picking the nose, great
hirst, eta, are indications of worms
Kickapoo Worm Killer is a reliable,
thorough medicine for the removal of
all kinds of worms from children and
adults. Kickapoo Worm Killer ia pleas
ant candy form, aids digestion, tones
t' stem, overcoming, constipation and
.'re v, ing the action of the liver. Is
j i f ily safe for even the most delicate
n. Kickapoo Worm Killer makes
i happy and healthy. 25c.
I.' Try It. Drug stores or
'. I" kapoo Indian Medicine
'.ia and St. Louis.
west 12 poles with line of public
H. S. LEARD, J
General Passenger ; Agent.
W. A. WITT.
",' General Superintendent line south 72 west 8 poles j thence
school '; lot to A. M. Carl 'a line;
thence, ;yrith "said jA. iM.rCart's
..' Norfolk, Va.
jdu in save, youj
ifiGlOTHESi;
If You Have Them CIeaned and j
: 11 11 Repaired By 'Vv-
; SOL. LIPMAI1 :
Phone 733 .'.v 76 S. Front St.
OPPOSITE GASTON HOTEL"
south 52; west 9 poles to the
Fort Barnwell road; thence north
140 east 23 poles with Forrt Barn
well road, to . Neuse road ; thence
down Neuse road, south 50, east
6 poles to the beginning, contain
ing I acre, more or less, and being
the eame lotconveyed j to J. A
Eubanks by W. R. Sau!s and
Maggie Sauls, by deed registered
in said office in book 180, page 170.
This 30th day of January, 1914
; M, D. LANE- - .
' , Mortgacee4
I.' ;By;R. -A. Nunn. Attornr'.'.
and;'-";
1L.
- ' - Bank Salaries. -
To enter the service-of the Bank of
England a candidate must be nominat
ed by a director, be ot good moral
character, pass a qualifying (not com
petitive) examination and be-between
eighteen - and twenty-two ' years'' old.
The first year his salary is $500, and
then it rises at the rate of $50 a year;
At the end of the: fifth year he pro
ceeds to the fourth class or else leaves
the service of the bank. According to
figures furnished by one of, the bank's
officials, the average pay at- the end
of ten years la $1,000. At fifteen years
it Is $1,800, twenty yeara $1,646, thirty
years $1,946; . after that the senior
clerks pass to $2,150.' The staff and
special posts, numbering about 100, are
won by meritorious'service. The high-
est ealary is paid the chief cashier,
and Is $15,000. The chief accountant
draws. $12,500 (ind there are several
appointments ranging from $7,600 to
$3,600. Agents of branches receive up
to $iz,ooo. There is a pension system
to which the clerk does not contribute,
but for which he is qualified after ten
years service. Moody's Magazine. .
a f fc-. i ll ) v mj . i
i3 . rr " .;' a '
::tu::J
Still Room for Reform.' 1
"Samuel," aaid Mrs. Sternwife, "you
have not yet told me what good Te
solve you have made since your birth
day." . - . - ' .
"Why, my dear," - protested Sam.
"you know that I have no email vices
or bad habits at all. Don't you know
that you have Induced me to stop
card playing and smoking and drink
ing and going out nights, and every
thing else I used to think that I want
edtodof.
f Yes, my dear." answered Mrs.
Sternwlfer "but it sometimes seems to
me that you read the advertisements
of liquors and cigars with a sinful sat
isfaction. It would be better for you
if you should sternly and. firmly re
solve to shun them hereafter." ;-;
And poor Samuel shrank farther and
farther Into the nice new -house coat
that she had made for him trom her
old dolman.' ..; :rvS.;;;.-... .v
E.
Made the Library a Laundry.
The Public Library . arorij r'y
conveniences of which its r.atri-3 Era
"tiot slow to avail themsclY'-", t "t it
Is doubtful if any other ! r ! i
gone to the length of cm -who
arrived .there after a i
iTippin;-, .wearing a - dirty i'v t "
Llte s;.li gloves.
TLa a:."--' cf so?p tr.l I t
r ia t-3 l;rr:-y woj.:.roc-i -
' " i r.:.t f t 9 re--- ' ".
' ; I r' ' '
I 1 . . ' ; ' i i v r a i
t''.1' ; i i l ::'
I i. i' i t:fe.-KM- T
Sampson " Grove ;
Company ;
. HAS :-'.
FOR SALE
:. r 1,000 Pecan trees, fancy, paper shell
budded - varieties. ' .Three -years -old
5 to 8 feet high, 60 cents. Two .years.;
old 3 to 4 feet high, 50 cents" "
-iThesci tress produce large paper shell-
nuts, such as the i'Schiey," "Stewart,'
"Delmas,n -'Vandpnian,'"' 'Success." -Prices
quoted include packing F.' O. -
B. r Boardnlan,, FJa. Address Sampson ' ' -Grove
Co.", Boardmanj,- Fla.i or .Virgil
Walker, 79 Pollock street,:, ew Bern .
N. C '" - : - - '
. B - - - s r . -
Don't forget we have" the
Spring fads in Jewelry. J. 0.
BaxterJeweler, "''.
,v-r y$j-
Fir.2
SL 1 ,
Cleaning and P.cIrinS
- sl ri CLw".'.:ia
25 Hancock Street.
Important
Change
Effective January . 13th and 'with;
Train No. 16 leaving New Bern 12.30
a. m. January 14th. 1914. the nmonf
Puiliian !c( cr Car Line now operated
between Col! ,boro and Norfolk will
be err ' "n !.a above laTn
, - . ""A .v"
eiv i i tad Norfolk Line. '
Ti ti jismay occupy car at New
Eern, northbound any time after 9:00
n. m., e.Tective Tanuarv 13th. nacn.
ay rnwa in sleeper at New Eei n
'-(" in. effective Tanuarv 1 " '
" j
car leaving Norfolk Jar
. m. . For futlu
'tiT. II. Bennett,
'r';one 737.
D. Kyle, Tr " : --
Va.
S. "Leircl, C. !
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