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. Cwtoria is a harmless snbstitnte for Castor Oil, Tar'
; sjoric, Drops and Soothing1 Symps.. It is pleruii. It
contains neither Opmm,: Morphine nor otlr Narcotic
' ; aubsta.ice. Its ape is its guarantee, ft destroys Worms
' V end alla.vs Feverishnoss. Tor more than : thirty years it
V ; has been in constant use for the rel'.af of Constipation,
. Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
; piarrhesa. It regulates the Stomach and l;oiyels,
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CETJUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
p .Dears inc
In Use For Over 30 Years
Tlte Kind You Have Always Bought
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These are not old rtyle or damaged thcH'4. They are Oxford and Punip
iof the latest style and in all size. Our stock of mens low quarters in
Douglas, Beacon and Kelly Buckley Cygolf Shoes is complete. I have
, them in all the latest shapes. Tan, Gun m?tal, Patent Colt and Vici. 4
'Buy your EASTER SHOES now and saye money.
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. One man and one horse do the work of , two. Light
,: '. . .' draft, strong, Servicable, easy to handla.
jltt Corn., Cotton and Pea Planters, Guano Sowers, Grain
V i ; Drills; etcRiding and Walking Cultivators.
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SATURPAV,' MAY
:V Every "body rne J' yith" ;eli filled
baskets,' prepared for a day of fun and
merriment. ;Th NeV Bern band will
be here with lots of good music. The
Farm-Life School ' quartette will as
sist them. ?, '' : ' , .. '
.Speeches will be, made by County
Superintendent , S. Mi; Brinsoai' who
needs no introduction in Craven Coun
ty, also Mr. B. E. Rice, General Ind.
Agent of the' Norfolk and Southern
Rail Road. Mr. Rice is a man who
knows farmers,' is interested in farmers
and farming, and is a splendid speaker,
other speakers will, be here and their
names will bev announced later. Vou
will have an opportunity to visit the
Farm-Life School.
Now remember it is everybody's
picnic, be here by 10 o'clock and Stay
as long as1 you wish.
FORMER NEW BERNIAN DIES IN
TEXAS.
Mr. James Thomas Mathews, of
San Antonio Texas, a former Nsw Bern
ian known to all residents of New B;rn
as "Tom Mathews" died on April 13th,
1914 in the' 77th year of his age.
He was a brother of Dr. John' E.
Mathews of Wilmington, and an uncle
of Assistant United States Attorney
Ernest M. Green of this city,' who are
the only relatives of Mr. Mathews now
living in North Carolina.
His death followed the shock of the
death of a young son by his last wifj,
accidently falling from a Derrick in
the Sand Lake oil fields.
400 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
OFFER SERVICES FOR
WAR.
CHICAGO, April 24. Warren S.
Stone, grand chief engineer of the Bro
therhood of Locomotive Engineers, has
sent a telegram to President Wilson
offering to furnish engineers, familiar
oith Mexican railroads, to handle all
woop trains at the front.
Four hundred engineers have volun
teered to operate troop trains for the
United States throughout Mexico sho
uld war be declared, 'according to an
nouncement by Mr. Stone. The men
were formerly employed by the Mexi
can National Railway, but were dis
charged when natives set up the cry
"Mexico for Mexicans."
FOR LIBELLING BLEASE.
Editor of Columbia Record. Arrested
on Two Warrants.
COLUMBIA, S. C, April 24. Jam
es H. Moore, editor of the The Colum
bia Record was arrested this morning
on two warrants, sworn out before a lo
cal magistrate, Frank W. Blackburn,
charging him with "wilfully and ma
liciously originating, uttering circu
lating and publishing certain lalse
statements concerning one Cole I..
Blease." Mr. Moore was released un
der a $5,000 bond to await trial. There
are two specific instances of alleged
libelous statements appearing in The
Record, the datej being April 16th
and April 21st, 1914. Each of the ar
ticles referred to was published in the
editorial columns of The Record and
were in' regard to the proposed encamp
ment of the National Guard at Char
leston. In each alleged editorial utter
ances had the effect to injure the said
Cole L. Blease in his reputation, both
personal and political. The State of
South Carolina appears in both in
stances as prosecutor.
WANTED Experienced solicitors
good proposition. Address C. L. Wil
liamson, Gen. Del., New Bern, N. C.
, V 4-232 ti.
HELPLESS AS BABY
Dow ia Hud Uubh to Work,
anil What Helped Her.
Summit Point, W. ;V-Mn. Anna
Belle Emer, of this place, says: "I suf
fered for 15 years with an awful pain in
my right side, caused from womanly
trouble, and doctored lots for it, but with
out success. 1 suffered so Tery much,
that 1 became down ia mind, and as help
less as a baby.- 1 was in the worst kind
of shape, was unable to do any work.
I began taking Cardid, th woman's
tonic, and got relief from the very first
dose. By the time 1 had taken 12 bot
tles, my health was eomnletelv restored.
1 am now 48 years years old. but feel as
good as I did whea only 18. -,.:
Cardul certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and I feel it my duty to speak
in lis favor. I wish I had some power
over. poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good tt would do
them." , . . -
If you g ;r from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, it win certainly be
wortt yotir while to give Cardul a trial,
it trj t -n helping weak women for
mors tl;aa ID years, and will help you,
too. " ;', .V.
TryCaiJ. Yourflj-rfstsellglL vl
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mxttrn u our 6n and 44-paf Book, horns
, uuul fur 1 omtn," in ptoia wraPr. It 0. Itl
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BE TAKEN CARE"
OF.
MADRID, April 24. The govern
ment's interest in the Mexican situa
tion is naturally predominantly con
cerned with the fate of Spaniards in
that country. Premier Dato received
your correspondent cordially today
and expressed his gratification at the
Willingness of the United States to
protect the subjects of Spain. More
than six hundred of these Spaniards
have been repatriated on the initia
tive of Spain, but the safety of many
of them depends upon Generals Car
ranza and Villa, and for this reason
the inetrvention of the United States
is of paramount importance. Senor
Dato said the prospect of armed ac
tion by the United States and Mexico
causes the greatest concern here, as
the consequences are incalculable. The
government, he said, earnestly desired
a peaceful solution of the trouble.
Senor Lama, the minister of foreign
affairs, was equally affable. He em
phasized the fact that it was impossi
ble to make any official declaration on
the impending conflict as Spain was a
friend of both the United States and
Mexico.
Letters and cablegrams to the news
papers from Mexico have created the
impression that the establishment in
Mexico City of a committee formed by
the American, British, French, Ger
man, and Spanish diplomats would be
able to protect foreigners.
FIRE AND STRIKE IN SING SING
PRISON.
OSSINING, N. Y., April 23. Fire
supposedly of incendiary orgin started
early today in the enamelling shop of
Sing Sing prison, a one and a half story
frame structure some distance from
the main prison building. The flames
wsre confined to the one building. The
loss will not be heavy.
Yesterday 180 men in the knitting
shop went on strike, probably because
of the refusal of Governor Glynn to
sign the one-year parole bill, allowing
a prisoner to apply for parole after he
had been confined one year.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G AOTO R I A
LADIES
Have your facial massaging and hair
treatment done at your residence
For appointment, phone A. I. Blank
leld Beauty artist, phone 295, P. O.
Box 558.
Special attention given to Sunday
engagements.
Spring Blood & System Cleanser
During the winter months impuri
ties ccujmulate, your blood becomes
impure nd thick, your kidneys liver
and bowels fail to work, causing so
called "Spring Feaver." You feel
tired, weak and lazy. Electric Bitters
the Spring tonic and system cleanse,
is what you need; they stimulate the
kidneys, liver and bowels to healthy
aaction, expel blood impurities and
lestore your health, strength and am
bition. Electric Bitters makes you
fael like new. Start a four week's
treatment it will put uoy in fine
shape for your spring work. Guaran
teed. All druggists. 50c. and$ 100.
Unless your poll taxes are
paid By May 1st you can
not vote, f oo rota tax-i
es must be pad at once
or I will positively levy
on youR personal property
as the law directs- and
sell the same tor your
taxes
Don't delay for this
will be done as 1
must Inforce the
law. , ' . '
R.B. Lane Sh'ff.
Your poll - tax is paiu by
May lstiii you can't vote in
any (Primary or Election
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ANNOUNCEMENT,
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To the Democratic Voters
County.
I am informed it is being reported
in certain sections of the county,
tnat 1 am in lavor ol annexing a part
of this county to some other county.
This report is absolutely untrue. I
am unalterable and eternally opposed
to any such proposition. I stand for
the protection and preservation of
every interest of my county and peo
ple, and to this end I will labor if I
am sent to Raleigh as yo;ir representa
tive. As to the stock law question 1 think
is a matter for the prople to settle
themselves and if I am elected t the
legislature I will not take it upon myself
as your representative to settle the
issue.
I am strictly opposed to ('raven
county selling her interest in A. X.
N. C. K. R. This is a very valuable
asset and willcont inue to increase
in value. gjrj ' $g
C.. V. RICHARDSON.
4-22-tf.
ATTENTIONjl. O. R. M.S.
The Coimcil Ure of the second 'Dis
trict will be kindled in the wigwam of
Tan Tribe No. 18 in the Hunting
Grounds of Washington on the 6th
Run Flower Moon G. S. D. 42.?.
Two sessions will be held the first
at the 2nd Run 30th Breath Setting
of the Sun. The 2nd at the 7th Run
30th Breath Setting of the Sun. All
Redmen in the Reservation are cordi
ally invited. 88
j. II. SMITH."
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4-22-2 ti.
Fine TAILORING
Gleaning and Repairing
S. N. CHADWICK
25 Hancock Street.
R. R. EAGLE
CIVIL ENGINEER
Rooms 408-9 Elks Temple
New Bern, N. C.
Surveys and plans for
land drainage and munici
pal improvements a spec
ialty. General surveys,
maps, plans, specificotions
estimates.
WCEH
Read Full Reports of
War News
Washington, Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York,
Richmond, Norfolk, Ral
eigh and Charlotte News
papers. We carry a full line of
popular Magazines.
GASTON CIGAR & NEWS
STAND . J
Edgar Wallnau, Proprietor
Phone 48
A fine lot ol Coun
try Dams, You
Should Get One
Before
They are all sold
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BARBECUE 1 am having 5 fine
pigs barhacued for your Sunday din
ner. Don't miss a
142 J. B. Watson.
choice cut. Phone
AUTO -For hire, call 272. ('.
Pools Livery stables night or day.
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WANTED to
hand bonks,
school hooks.
( iaston.
buy old and second
Old libraries etc. No
J. T. Gitlman, Hotel
ROOMERS WANTED -One
from Klk Temple. Apply to
Tolson, 03 Pollock street.
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LOST--Sniall black satin pocket con
taining several receipts made out to
Mrs Myrtles Hart I s. l-'imler will
please return to Athens theatre. 41C-1
LOST Blue enamel Breast Pin, de
sign, bunch of forget-me-nots. Finder
please return to 10( Broad street. 4-1S-3
LOST Bill Folder, containing mon
ey, on Hancock between School house
and Depot. Reward if returned to
Journal office. 4-15-3ti.
FOR RENT House,
provements, 8 rooms,
section, 22 New St.
the Shingle man.
all modern im
Best residence
See V. F. Hill,
Have just received ex
tra fancy celery, tomatoes, cukessquash,
beets, pine-apples, egg-plants, oranges,
apples, bananas and cocoanttts. So
if you want something good in the
vegetable and fruit li.it-, come see me.
and I will show vou a Fla., exhibit in
the city of New B;rn. L.mons 20c.
per doz., also all kinds of ice cream
guaranteed fifty per cent pure creamat
the Royall Ice Cream Co. Phone 33.
4-10.
WANTED A COMPETENT LADY
stenographer desires position
about May first. Best reference
furnished. Address S. B., Journal
office.
VILOETS AND ROSES, Double
Violets, one dqlar per hundred. Kil
larney, Rhea Reid, and other roses
rwo year old hardy bushes, bloom this
summer if planted now, 50c. each,
j J. W. Waston, 34 New st.. Phone 353.
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I FOR RENT Desirable rooms for
j light housekeeping, No. 1. Blades aven
,ue. 1 ,
THE proper thing to do whenever you
want a cook, a cozy room a first class
stenographer, book-keeper, salesman
of clerk is to let a Journal "WANT'
AD get it for you. They are easy tc
write and easy to pay for.
TRl STKI-: SAI.K. MAY lo. 1H4.
Pursuant to a certain deed of trust
'executed by Jesse 1.. Banks to I) K.
1 Henderson, lo secure a debt due Mrs.
j Susan V. Tisdale which said deed i
recorded in the office of the Register
of Deed, of Craven County, Book ll5.
Page 2l6, D. E. Henderson, trustee,
will offer for ;ale at the Court House
I door for cash pursuant to said deed
the following lands; All that tract or
parc-1 of land lying and situat d and
being in the county of Craven and the
State of North Carolina, near the town
of New Bern, N. C, and being in lots
N). 1 in Block F, on plat of land for
merly owned by J. L. Rhein which plat
is on record in Craven county, Regis
gter of Deed..' Office in Book 12,
Page 473. 1
Default having been made in pay
ment of the debts secured, this sale
will be made on Saturday May 16,
1914, to the highest bidder for cask
at the Court House door in New Bern.
This April 15, 1914.
D. E. Henderson, Trustee.
The readers of this p-tr will b
pleased to learn that there is at .east ont
dreaded disease that science has beea
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the m edical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. . Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in hi
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Sead for list of testimoa-
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Address: F, J. CHENEY CO
Toledo, O. ' :r; . f .
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Take Hall's family Pills for cosjti
patioiw' Htii v
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