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MARINE NEWS..:
;i The one mast schooner Manly ar
' rived in port from Beaufort yesterday.
The gas freight boat "Bessie May ar
rived in -port yesterday morning from
North Harlow for a cargo of merchandise
f The gas freight boat Nina G. Wallace i
Arrived in port yesterday morning from
Arapahoe with a cargo of country pro
duce. 4. - -
The two mast schooner Bertie arrived
in-port "yesterday morning from Wit
with a cargo of country, produce.
' The gas freight boat Fannie Brevard,
: leff .yesterday, morning j for Gatlins
Creek with a cargo bf merchandise and
Iipwtatort barrels ""
The three mast schooner Charles L.:
Rhode arrived in port yesterday from
Norfollifor a cargo of Jmber., ,
' fit fo mast schoonWf Cathlene ar-
.,- rived ')n; pWt yesterday .morning from
, ' Marshallburg wiUia csirgo of Irish po,
Tlegas'j'reighlt boat Vance arrived
in pun yesicrvay iron nuuw iw
: cargo of .merchandise.,
CI3UTH TILL BE
WEATHER FORECASTER EXPECT
RAIN NEXT SUNDAY OR .iM.
ZMf:-MONDAY. .. ' -.;
- (By George H. Manning.) :
WASHINGTON, May 29. Pro
fessor Edward H. Bowie, official fore
caster of the United States Weather
Bureau, today held out no prospects of
immediate relief from the drouth con
ditions which are daily becoming more
serious gthroughout North Carolina
and Virginia. Hot and dry weather, he
stated to the correspondent of The
..New Bern Journal today, will con-
tlnue through North Carolina during
the remainder of this week, with pro
bability of local showers on Sunday
. or Monday.
There is very 'ittle prospect of rain
'. In sufficient quantities to relieve the
drouth, which set in with the coming of
May, and has continued unbroken
since. The showers wl lch are probable
next Sunday or Monday will be small
local showers of Insufficient proportions
- to prevent probable damage to crops of
all kinds.
)s After the showers towards the end of
v the week, Professor Bowie expressed his
belief that the hot and dry weather will
continue throughout the following week.
Reports hav.e been reaching Washing
ton from farmers in different parts of
North Carolina during the past few days
that damage to wheat, hay and all
growing crops has already reached the
stage where rain cannot wholly remedy
and unless rain, is had within a short
time,early and late crops of all kinds
will be practically lost.
' .: Lack of moisture is now beginning to
; affect fruit seriously, these reports state.
Early fruit is stunted in some localities,
- and late fruit is being blighted to the
point s of ruination. - Insects, thriving
under the influence of dry atmosphere,
have already attacked trees, and fruit
and, many apples are falling, and in
places entire fruit-bearing twigs are i
dying. .
vVhenever Yon Need a General Tank
Take drove's
The Old Standard Grorc'a Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as a
general ; Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
end IRON. . It acts on the 74ver, Drives
i t Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
1 I no the Whole Svstem, 50 cento
IHEIltlSEIFEIlT
ENGINEERS and
SURVEYORS
rey Maps; Plans, Esti
3; Municipal- Im
rnents ; Reclamation
: " : velopment of Wet,
jvcd Land, etc.,
OFFICE: : , ,
. . Ecrn, N. C 1
RUN-
The train from Goldsboro due to ar
rive here at nine o'clock in the morning
was about forty-five minutes late yes
terday morning, due to the heavy pas
senger traffic caused by people from dif
ferent parts of the state coming here to
attend the Home Coming Celebration.
RAPID PROGRESS BEING MADE
ON MARKS BUILDING. .
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- Rapid progress is being made on .the
construction of three story Marks build1
ing, which is located on Middle Street.
The brick masonry work on the building
is rapidly nearing compIeUon, the walls
having been erected to the top of the
third floor. , ' - -j-'-ly- - w --
MILLIONAIRE YACHT OWNER AT
BEAUFORT. : :
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The steam i yacht tildrose arrived atj
tliis port Friday from Jacksonville, Fla.
She is owned by Hobeir Mj Myer, presi
dent of'theFlorida Hotel ,Cpmpaay. of
Jacsonyiire, Ffc Captain. vKj
master' btthe yachf; saidihatrlienj off ,
FrylngTan shoals'th Wildrose.ran.ntft
TttdWW heaw st" 'Water,(con-
onuaiiy Drone over inc , ftf't
skid "-tne 'caritaln wand all nigta foas i
stoodin water up to my knees navlgat-.
fing" t9e. boat and keeping ierdf&up
prlday to JNortoiK via tneanianq, wtier-
JOHN SCOTT OF ONSLOW SER
One "day last week, while Mr. John
Scott, who carries the mail on Route No.
t, was on his way distributing the mall
Bis horse got frightened, ran Into . a
tree,1 and tore the carriage nearly to
pieces: "Mr. Scott, who was unable to
get out of the moving carriage, , was
seriously injured, and has been Confined
to his room for several days. JDr. Thom
pson has been attending him. Onslow
Progress.
THE FANNIE BREVARD AGAIN IN
COMMISSION.
The gas freight boat Fannie Brevard,
that was badly damaged by fire Mon
day night, May 18th, while enroute
from New Bern to Arapahoe with a
cargo of merchandise, has been repaired
and is now making her regular trips.
ELECTRIC FANS IN BRADHAMS
DRUG STORE
The New Bern Electric Supply Com
pany, J. J. Tolson, Jr. Proprietor, have
just installed in Bradham's Broad
Street drug store, three large electric
ceiling fans. ' These fans, the .blades
of which'are mahogany, are trimmed in
gold and are most attractive. . - -
TO GET P1D OF MOSQUITOES
fott can Sleep, Fish, Hunt or attend to any wort
without being worried by the biting; or imnnt
of Mosquitoes. Sand-flies, Gnats or c iher insects
by applying to the face, ear and hands, DB.
FORTBB'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. 3SO
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
Bj Bern Constant! Supplied Witl
TledforcTt Elaxk-DrarIit.
McDuff, Va. "I suffered for seven)
rears," says Mrs. j. a. wnittaiter, o
(his place, "with sick headache, and
ttomaco trouoie, j- ,rsH
Ten years ago a friend told me to tn
Thedford's Black-Draught, which I did,
and 1 found it to be the best family medi
cine for young and old. -
I keep Black-Draught on hand all the
Hme now, and when my children feel
little bad, they ask me for a dost, and it
aoes mem more gooa inan any meaicuti
they ever tried. '
We never have a' long spell of sick
ness In our family, since we commenced
using Black-Draught"
- Thedford's Black-Draught Is pure!)
vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid disestion. re
lieve Indigestion, colic, . wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similai
symptoms. '
It has been In constant use for more
than 70 years, . and has benefited more
than a million people.
Your druprrist sells and recommends
PASSENGER TRAINS ARE
NING LATE.
i NOTICE OF EXECUTOR
Having qualified a Executor of the
Estate of Da E. DeBruhl, all per
sons holding urns against the estate
will present t'-mt duly sworn, to the
undersigned tutor ' on " or .before
undersignea ban utor on or neiore fKl.f Ff iFrfi yi '.f-:"sf
the fourteenth Uy of April, 1915, orJlACIf 1MCICU II. j
tkli nntir, will h. nlui) in tiar. : L,". i 4 .
this notice will U plead in bar.
All person irttbted. to the Estate
will please make payment to the un
dersigned. v s
New Bern Banking & Trust Co.,
f - - " Executor.
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
Having qualified a f administrator
of the esute of L. N. Parson deceased
of Craven County N. C. this i.t noti.
f y all persons having claisrMi gaint Abe
estate of said deceased to .exhibit them
to the undersigned at Vancehorp, AL &,
on or before April 28, 19 tUs not
ice win be pleaded ia ba.1f ., theirs re
covery, All persons indebted Ho- said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment. 1 ' s..
-y- This the 2th day of April 1914. '
-HiCv O. Mctawhorn,
, - -Administrator. ' .
Sprtot WC jtff 3esie
During the "winter tndnths'irhDuri-
desWnate4bRbeonfe
impurtjjd thkkJ ysUrJriey'lrrW
land bowels . faglttffiital?!
called""SOTing Feaver.? You fed
kired, weak and bsy. ElectrJc-,.Bittara
L ... ' . .kiy.2
tne spnng tonic ana system cleanser
ia what you need; they BtimuiafJetb'
kidneys, Uver and boweb to healthy
aaction.expei : bjood iimpvunm yuM
reatoj ur, health, Istrtngta and am
bftiosB veric'Bittera makes" you
feel like new, v - Start a four week's
treetment-r-it, hnll put " uoy:,)la'i:iBne
shape lor your spring work, (guaran
teed. 'ty4itvggjb$$ikdt 100-
1 1 mi' 11 in 1 hi lliaaaaai -'T'' '-'
- TRUSTEE ' SALE 4
. : Pursuant to the duties imposed by
the deed of trust dated March 3, 1913.
from A. J. Holtdn and wife to W. D.
Mclver, trustee, ' securing the debt
due Lida P. Duffy, recorded in the offi
ce of the Register of Deeds in Book 195,
page 244, the said trustee will offer for
sale at the court house door at New
Bern, on Monday, June 8, 1914, the
property, described in the deed of trust
to-wit: All that lot of land in .Bridge
ton described in a deed from Ji C. Rig
don and wife to A. J. Holton dated
June 10th 1908, recorded in the office
ol the Register of Deeds of Craven
county in Book 172, page 442, on which
said lot is located a plant for manufac
turing washing machines, including all
machinery; tools and appliances used
in connection with the said factory or
shop. ," .
Also three mules sold A. J. Holton
by Lida P. Duffy.
Default having been made in pay
ment of said . debt and alse , having ! ,
been demanded by Lida P. Duffy..
W. D. Mclver, Trustee .
This May 6, 1914. s , t
Spring Laxative & Blood dean iff
Flush out the accumulated wssts
and poisons of the winter months :
cleans your' stomach, liver and kid
ney's of all ! impurities. Taks Er,
Kings' New Lffe Pills; nothing better
for purifying the blood. Mild, ncn-
griping laxative. Cures constipation,
makes you feel fine. - Take no other
25c at your Druggist. . , - -.
-' Bucklen's Arnica Salve far all Hurts
Quality jiotqiian
ity at Hackburns
Fins . tmc:j:g,
Cleaning and Repiirlni
' . . Sa CO.D a . CE .
5 Hancock Street
Plenty of ciee
NOTICE TO COUNTY TEACHERS
All teachers' are -urged to be present
at -Vanceboro the h first day of x the
Institute - J, , '
It is important that teachers have
with them all their text books. .These
will be needed in the Institute work,
"t. , S. M. Brinson, Co. Supt.
'""' s . ' . 5-23-6ti.
- NOTICE , "
Beginning- this date, I will not ' be
responsible for 'anyV debts contracted
by -my .wife .Slsie 'Root Matthews.
-- $23HQtnril, T. Matthewa
- . .MORTGAGE SALE , :
Pursuant -toia power of aale contained
in that certain real estate mortgage
oanK ot vanceboro, tbe same beig
m.M mpTt iM" NeV
BSrn? Tf. C, on- Monday the- 22- das J
,M., to the hwhest bidder for cash,
a conveyed lM thef;itlurtgagesvbllo-
ing
to-wit -F certain mortgage deed
Ljkecuted May 9, , 1911, and recorded
in Book 185 page 143, also another
mortgage deed executed Feb. 21 1912 and
recorded in Boolf 203 page 79. Also
another .mortgage' deed, executed Jan.
28, 1913; and recorded wBook 193
page 71. And in a descrfrjtion of all
this property contained in the said
mortgages deeds see said mortgage to
which reference is made. I
f " ' ' Bank of Vanceboro
Vanceboro, May 22 1914. ' Mor.
R. A.NUNN
ATTORNEYT LAW
. Pracice - in-the': counties , of
Craven, Carteret, Pamlico,' Jones,
and Onslow and in the Supreme
and Federal Courts. '
1 Office 5) Crafen St.1
Phone 97 New Bern, N.C
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STANDING OF CLUBS
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s Health a Factor In Success. -
The largest factor contributing to a
man s success is undoubtedly his health.
It has been observed that a man is
6eldom sick when his bowels are re
gular he is never, well when they are
constipated. For constipation you will
und nothing quit so good as Chamber
Iain's Tablets. They not only move
tfic bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the , digestion. . They
are sold by all dealers
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moist On-thty' porchHt V do xj I f
; when the Vudors are'doWii 1 . r
: VVhy not aat sleep, fiv there this aamnwr
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r- i MrvesfwAie you slaep. -It ssssti.J'-:. ' ' 1
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1-d6esnJt require much
half the mr thft hrdirisifo lclrid tMes. tt
can save, many a uuua vy iiimmiik yum uwu
" creiamto say I nothing of your ,r. health. See
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Gcs! dll Dcrdware zai Oil Scpply Cb.r
1 73-75-77 Middle Street
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7 First Class Drug Store
Ourcustomers may rely on the dependable quality of every purchase,,
Cofirteous treatment and appreciation
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