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IXW BXRI, CBAYH COUHTY, I. C, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1901 SECOND SECTION,
HUMBIR 5.
In every receipt
that calls for cream of tartar
and soda or other quick leav
ening agent use Royal Baking
Powder. It will make the
food of finer flavor, ' more di-
.geslMe jmcL wholesome
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.. BELLAIR.
Farmers ate catching up with- the
weather If not with their, work, and
some are tiling time to go fishing and a
ntcebtlnch ia oora'linelly secured.
: Cotton planting la about finished, corn
li com'cg up an J aome of it that was cat
t3 the ground and I coming theaecood
time which doej not at mil hart It. The
few cabbage j laits about hete are look
ing fine, and befog planted in winter
hare the advantage of not running to
seel aa those plants early are doing.
, With tome few exceptions thetttndof
pptatoes la go id and though rather dry
fr they are growing nicely, and the
ever busy potato bug has pot in bis ap
pe trance.
Spring greens nre net s- scarco now at
formerly jotng collards have attuned
good size t) ea'. and they certainly take
the place of no grens at all, very much.
Mn itc e. Tajlc r, f Qriflon has tela
vMtlrg in our mills'.
Mrs. H. V. Holt, of O-ltlabor ) Is visit
fog hrr parents aid frlonils a'. Bell it r,
Also Mia Utiiry Me t", of New Bern, Is
vl ittng li our vlo'.tity.
The vuuerable patrlarchMr. Lewis Kll-p-itrlulc
of near Urlftoi made a short
visit to his ch Urea aad gnui cbildien
about Belial r. He 1s nrarly 85 years old
and naked fifteen miles one day net
long since, and that too, 1 joking aftir
business for a friend.
Our public roads are in f ilr condition
now with the exception oj a few holos
one or tvo ovmee s teem 1 1 neglect.
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Sarah bade ns good-bye. We wish her
that degree of happiness and prosperity
through life, we trust that la the near
future some gentle southern breese may
blow her niward again and that h In-
aence may be thown about us la the
future.
P. M.
LONG BRANCH.
April 28.
Oar fr mors are busy this week plant
log cotton. '
Mr H K Hrott finished planting cotton
last week. ... , -.
Mies Stella Simpson ct this place made
a v 1- it to her homo Saturday and Sun
day accompanied by, one of her pupils,
Halite Banks. '
. v Messrs Hsm. Robinson and Ransom
Booth went to New Bern last Satur
day, j
Mr W F Banka, wife and children
spent Sunday at Mr 0 B DeBruhl's and
alao air J A DeBrnhl.
We are having aome trouble with fire
in the woods recently. It seems as it
there Is always aome one loafing around
and causing trouble.
It seems as It we are going to have a
. long dry spell now, it Is almost loo dry
for seeds to get up now,
Mr A J Banks went to New Bern Sat
urday on business.
' We are glad to say our school Is pro
gressing nicely under the skillful man-
- agement of Miss Stella Simpson, r
Mr and Mrs J H Rhodes of this place
made a visit to Mr Bob Boyett'i Sun
day.
MrZVRawlsand family spent Sun
davaV Mr L H 'Mallard's, hit wife's
: father.' '
Fishing seems to be right popular
among some of out ladles, but we don't
know how they get along, all we see Is
the ladles and their poles. That does
not denote much fish. -
Don't forget our plcnio and fish fry
the 7th of May. .
' . i ! ,. , DEW DROPS.
Our f aimers are nearly
notion...' .: V v
TUSCARORA.
April 28tb.
done planting
The to si weather for the past few
days, hai made the corn and tmqllook
bad. ' . "
MrJH SUnly went to New Bern
Monday. .
Mr Henrr Wlggtns of Reelaboro
vassed through our berg last Mon
day.
Mr K D Wetherington of Cove passed
through our town Tuesday,
Our school closed last Wednesday
with one of the finest entertainments, at
the school house, that we have ever en
Joyed here. ', .
Miss Sarah Baum of Roanoke Inland
who has successfully seived us as prln
olpal of the free school it this place for
the past two terms returned to her home
at Roanoke Island last Friday.
Mlas Baum Is a highly cultured lad
and very superior talent. She Iswel
Qualified to matter the work which she
has successfully followed for the past
twovears. Possessing all those attrib
utes that go to make up; a first Cass
. tftcber.
ARAPAHOE.
AprU 17.
Our people are having fine weather
for their farms which is moving on alee-
Some of our farmers met with the
misfortune last week of getting their
potatoes out down by the frost But
only abont in the loose s vamps newly
cleared.
There Is much work going on In oar
vicinity in the way of improvements.
Within 8 miles of Arapahoe there are
six new balldlngs nearly completed, the
most ct which are well constructed and
of modern sty lip. The farming business
has advanced rapidly for the last few
years. We are safe to aay for the last 5
years the farming business la our com
munity bas advanced 60 per cent taking
all things tn consideration together with
the new lands just cleared np and the
old wornon; farms that have been Im
proving. While our people are far be
hind in some respects I make mention
of these things to let the readers of the
Journal kuow that we are making at
least normal ptogtes.
Mr W R Reel who not long since went
oat of the merchandise business bas
bought a tract of swamp land and will
go to farming.
There continues to be much sickness
In our surrounding neighborhood. Mrs
Hatyle Phllpott wife of Mr George Phil
pott Is very low with hemorrhagic fev
er.
Mr A D Rawls haa been very sick this
week.
Mr Thomas Fornes wife and two of
his children have been very alok this
week. There seems to be aa unusual
amount of sickness far this season of
the year. v
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE A SCIENCE
Of Love. Eloqicnt Lecture byhlckaell
Totng, a S. B. of Chicago.
The court house was well filled last
night, the occasion being the lecture oa
Christian Science by Mr Bicknell Young
C S of Chicago. For this occasion
the Scientists of New Bera had trans
formed the court room's Interior Into a
beautiful hall. Ia the bar which was
cleared of Ita table and chairs, a small
platform had been erected upon which
the speaker stood. All around in
groups and upoa stands and In pots and
vases, were vines, plants and flowers.
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REV. MART BAKER a. EDDY,
Discoverer of Christian Science.
Everything was pleasant and agreeable
to the eye, and It only needed the pres
ence of the speaker, Mr Young, with his
msgnetlc eloquence, to make the scene
complete.
Mr Romulus A Nunn Introduced the
speaker In a pleasing manner, saying
since the time the people of this world
have looked around and upon Its beau
ties to bring them to their minds to en
Joy them, there has been activity of
study, the desire has been to regard re
ligion In various ways, and from re
stricted doctrines, the disposition has
been to go beyond, to accept some good
In each, to find no harsh criticism of
any, and the spirit has been to let all
believe what they would believe, so it
was good, and the question may be
ervatlon. They declare that His com
mand to heal the alck la as blading as
that to preach the goapel, and that there
is no evidence that it was iatnded for
His time only. It waa sclenti&c religion
that healed the alck in the time of Jeans
and His disciples, and it does the same
work now, and must always do it, since
Bis life and work were an example for
all tlme.and His method was a universal
and Imperishable Heritage of man.
"The steps of Salvation ia Christian
Science are not annsnal. As ia otber
denominations, they Involve the admis
sion or conviction of sin. sorrow, for
wrongdoing, or repentance, and reform
ation manifested in a correct life. Sal
vation in Christian Science, however, in
eludes exemption from sickness, want
and woe, aa well as from sin. It Is not
contingent upon death, but Is a way of
life, a wav of rtKbteonsnes: Chris
tian Science Is founded nprn- the bi
ble. , . T
'The Christian Science text vaok Is a
commentary upon the bible. ,-'hef de
nominations have comments, but no
other tn the world has aver accomplished
as much as this one. Thousand of peo
pie have testified that they have been
healed, some of them of socalled incura
ble diseases, through the perusal of this
book. - In some Instances this testimony
has been given in courts of law, and has
not been in the least shaken by cross
examination. Many of these cases in
volved the most terrible dlsestes known
to mscklnd, such as cancer, tuberculo
sis, locomotor ataxia, and in other in
stances such diseases aa asthma, hay
fever, St. Vitus' dance and others.
"It Is erroneous to suppose that
Christian Scientists deny the reality of
things. They affirm the eternal existence
of all things, and that they exist in the
divine mind in their perfect Individuali
ty and proper order. It denied material
ity of things.tncludlng all the discordant
conditions that ' material things mani
fest. "Chtlst'an Scientists are in no wise
arrayed against those who believe in ma
teria medica. They were all believers in
It themselves until they found in Chris
tian Science a more efficacious way of
healing. This way they believe to be
the very best one, because it is God's
way, as shown in the works of Jesus.
Although chsaltably disposed toward
those who practice materia medica.
Christian Scientists are fully , aware of
the fact that it is merely an experimental
system. Surely after four thousand years
it ought to be beyond this stage. Furth
ermore, It Is a self-confessed condition
of weakness that commutations of medi
cal societies and the medical fraternity
generally should come before our legis
lature!, the tendency of which is almost
Invariably to shut out all othet systems.
Nor can any valid excuse be given as far
as Christian Science is concerned on the
ground of protection to the public, since
corded only good deeds. The signs of
these times are prophetic. They point
vo ins grautnae to uoa uat is appeana.
In the hearts of men for the life an
works or the kaler or. tnls great move
ment, destined as it Is to accomplish the
regeneration or man una."
J C Pritchard Nominated.
Special to Journal
Raleigh, April 87 Jqdgo Jeter 0
Pritchard has been nominated by Presi
dent Roosevelt to succeed the late Judge
Slmonton, aa Circuit Judge.
Death of Alfred Fentress.
Mr Alfred Fentress whose home waa
near Bayboio died at Mrs Smith's board
tng house on South Front street Taes
dsy night. He became very sick at Pol-
locksvllle Monday and was brought here
bat hb disease was too far advanced to
control
Mr Fentress was well known la Pam
lico county belonging to one of the old
families of that section. He was born
near Bayboro abont 40 years ago and
that has always been his home. He had
the misfortune to have suffered in af
fliction of the eyes which had made hi a
nearly blind for several years. His wife
and two children survive him
Relative! came yesterday and took the
body to his former home for burial.
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with loaaof appetite. Could not teat well at night; in fact, bad no energy to work orerea
walk around. 1 feu like I waa packing a heavy load and, waa eaaily exhanated, until I
took Or. Thacher'a Uver and Blood Syrup, which helped me almuat from the int oom.
When I had taken one nad ae-half botllea I lelt lire a different man, and a k sew that
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perfectly cured. At this time my appetite ia good, I sleep well, and feel strong amd
refreshed oa arising la the morning. ' T. I Spkkd.
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Thatcher
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Medicine Co.,
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CHatttanoogav, Tetan
A Hew Bern Woman ;Asks ;
"have you a floor paint that will last two
weeks T" Yes , we have Devon's; It hat
a beautiful gloss and will last two years
If properly applies. K W Small wood.
DOVER.
April 87.
Mr Beth Wet spent yesterday In Hew
Bern on business. -
Mi Jos Klnsey of Fort Barnwell spent
a few hours in town this morning.
Mr Feeeman Ernul was here yesterday
on business of a political nature.
Mr W B Pearce and wife passed
through this morning on their way bom
from New Bern.
Mr Will Davis of Wilmington and
Miss Jennie Daugherty were married at
the home of the bride last Wednesday
and Mr Davis took his bilde to Wil
mington the foBowInx day. J
Mr B P Daugherty Is the flrst man
through this section to make ashipment
of gardt a peas. He brought oat several
boxes this morning consigned ; to John
Balder. Phlla. " ". , v - ,:
A negro convict was killed la the
Ooldsboro Lumber Go's logging woods
one day last week.. It seems there were
several convicts on the log trela while
It was backing when a oar jsmped the
track and this negro jnmped from the
oar and was ran over the others remain
log on car were not Injured.
Dr R Pollock went to Richmond yes
terday to accompany a patient to the
hospital Hs will return tomorrow
Messrs W 0 Wootsn and N B Richard
son are off to Trent river this evening
on a fishing tour. We wish these clever
-gentlemen a good time. .
CASTOR I A
for Infants and Children.
Tha Kind You Kava Aliays E:'
.Bears the
Signature of
Men.' Oxfords.
AU the new styles la Pat Lea and Tan
Oxfords have arrived, the eclebratedt
'Hobbs Ehoes."
B.W. ARMSTRONG.
Straw Hats, etc
If you wsnt a Straw Hat, Fancy Vest'
Bhe Is a model young Udy surely one I 8Mrt or anything else In the fur-
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Harlowe and N. Harlowe.
AprU 87.
The Harlowe Telephone Oo. have
their Una with seven connections In
and are having very satisfactory ser
vice. Dr C N Mason spent a day last week
in Beaufort where he went to see bis
aged father, Mr J H Msson who is very
feeble.
Mrs Q W Thompson is Again at home
from New Bern where she and little
Marvin had been spending a few days.
Mr J H Davis and daughter. Miss
Dollle of Besufort were np to spend
the day with his son, Mr J H Davis Snn
dsy.
Miss Reba Morton of Beanfort is on a
short visit to her relatives. -
Mrs Joseph Fisher and children, Miss
Bissle Morton and Mrs R W Ward re
turned from Rlverdale Sunday.
Mr T D Hewitt, of Carteret Lodge,
was here yesterday In the Interest of life
Insurance.
Mr Donate Hanks has gone to New
Bern to be present at the marriage of
bis sister, Miss Brownie, at one time the
very popular and courteous telle; of the
F and M Bank.
Mr J A Morton was In New Bern on
business yet tsrday.
The carpenters have commenced
work on the building of a new bridge In
place of the old one at the southward
end of the canal, which Is much need
ed.
Mr Jno S Morton went to Wlnthrop
yesterday collecting taxes and perform
ing other official duties.
Mrs J J Long and son, Irs, and Miss
Madie Bell are spending the day In the
City of Elms.
Messrs J H Davis and Jas R Bell are
on a bnslness trip to new Bern to
day.
You can find what you want in
Ladies Neckwear x
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THE MOTHER CHURCH, BOSTON, MASS.,
destined to adorn the rank she graces
Itany eyes grew dim with tears, many
I -.mIs throbbed with sorrow when VAtst
alsblng line, we
the goods,
can supply you with
E. W. AKltSTOiTQ.
asked who shall say -otherwise ? The
time wss when no toleration prevailed
In religious thought, but today that is
changed. Tonight we have with us,
Mr Bicknell Young of Chicago, a gen.
tleman whose reputation has come be
fore him, and we shall tonight hear him
Upon, Christian Science. , i - V l
Without any preliminary, the speak
er at once entered npoa his lecture, and
for over an hoar held the close attention
of his audience. Mr. Young, Is .a quiet,
deliberate spesker, His language Is the
besthts manner attractive hlsenundatlon
dear, decisive, eloquent and he impress
es his hearers as not only being well
versed In bis subject, bat equally serious
and a firm believer In his every argument
in favor of Christian Science. Perhaps
It Is firmness and apparent absolute be
llf in what he ssvs. which gives Mr
Young most strength In his speaking.
hi nam in Dan:
"Christian Science mav be defined as
the science of all that relates to God,
and ia science not only in relation to
healing, but as corrective In relation to
all the problems of eilstenoe. Accepted i
theories or religion ana science nuvu
scoffed at the association of these words
but reason and logio show conclusively
that science must relate to truth, and
therefore to uoa, since uoa is me cease
and basis of all that is true
"Christian bcience aoes not porciaim
a new God nor a new law, but comes de
claring the same God and the same law
that Jesus aeciarea, me one uiuuikj,
eternal Gofl.and His good and nnchange
able law. It deolares the omnipotence,
omniscience , and omnipresence of God
as do all other denominations, and upon
thai basis shows that evil has ao power,
knowledge or presence; in other words,
that It la nnreaL '
"Christian Science never ascribes evil
ta God. or makes Him In any way re
sponsible for It, hot shows that evil
originates in a oeuei oi material exist
ence entirely apart from God. and nn
sepported bv science or truth, Of all
people, Cbrlst'tn Bulent'nta believe moat
a::sih!tii!v in Christ. - liiey "pt the
tcac:.!.-s of C;..-t Jesus wi.-oot res-
ChrUtian Sclencttsts do - not advertise
nor sanction quackery, and they Deiieve
In obeying tko regulations of health
Doaras it reunion to contagious auu uvu-
"Those who believe mat mentality
nlavs some oart In disease and Its cure
s-enerallv look in the wrong direction,
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ana SSV was we cares ui vuruuaii
fiHenne are effected bv mental sugges
tion, hypnotism, mental scienoe, which
la snnrious and not relstsd to Christian
Science, will power, or to some other
erroneous or material belief. Christian
fiHunca. however, declares that it it God
who heals diseases through Christian
Bcience. and they of all people know
"We scarcely dare to think what the
world would hare been naa not mere ap
peared from time to time a man or wom
an good enoogn ana great enuugu iu urn
touched by eternal truth, ana brave ana
ifllf-sacrlliclne enough to stand for it.
Mis. Eidv. the discoverer and founder
of Ohrlatiui Scienoe. discerned and pro
claimed to the world the God-given
freedom of the race from all sickness
tin. want and woe. She revealed the
science bv which men may begin to rea
lize that freedom and enter upon their
heritage of dominion over evil. .Some
time this knowledge had to come. Ac
cot ding to the promise of Jesus, it was
to be the SDlrit of truth. Some one bad
to be good and pure above all others in
order to perceive It. Any great discov
ery along a given line is always made by
a .1 l.J 1 a ah an. iniilna
k SAWITAKI WAU tUAIIHU.
Plastleo Is NOT a hot water, fl'.tny glue
Kalsomine. It is a finely powdered
rock, in whit and beautiful tints to
bo mixed with cold water. Any on
can brush it on. Plastico haa tho
peculiar property or cementing; w in
wall, destroying; disease germs and
vermin and never rubbing or scaling.
Kalsomtno has no cementing property
dependsentirelyon glue to make it
stick. The glue soon rots, nourishing
vermin and germs ot deadly diaeasea
ana tho atua ruDs ana acaiea ou,
spoiling walls, clothing and furniture.
Wall finishes that must bo mixed with
hot water are avaisominea, no matter
what fanclfulnames they bear. Refuse
these unhealthful mixtures and amy
Plaatlco la S lb. twckaaTM only, prop
erly labelled. Sample card of Flaatioo
tints free. -
ANTt-KALSOMINB CO., arklliaiii.lica.
For sale by E. W. SMALLWOOD.
Fire Accident, and
i Plate Glass In
surance Home and Foreign companies:
MISS NANNIE P. STREET.
one whose thoughts, desiws, and studies wfciell YOU Get TldC
are reachinn beyong those of other pec-
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J M. MITCHELL & CO. f
""JThey.have Just Received New Crushed Belts in Black and
white, also in colors.
JEWELRY.
They have all the New Things in Waist Seta and Sash
Tins,
RIBBONS.
If you want a Beautiful Quality of Ribbons for a little
money see them. .
What does a lady appreciate more than pretty Ribbon.
They are headquarters. Their line is complete. They have
that handsome Mausseline Taffeta in all shades, 61 inch wide,
only ask you 23c the yard.
We prepay Express and freight on all purchases amounting
to $5.00 or over shipped to any place within a radius of 100 miles of
PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office,
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I Keceiveojl
Flea,
A Choice lot Harvey small Sugar Cured Pig Hams. Also a t
few niceN O Hams English Cdted Shoulders and. Picnic J
Hams. '. ij
; Fresh Grits, Big Hominy, Oat Flakes and Carolina Rice. , 2j
;i I make a specialty of strictly fresh quality Butter I receive g
it fresh from tho dairy every week and I guarantee it to be as rfi
fine as it is possible to get, , S
Your to Please ?
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Grocer,
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are reaching beyong
i1a.
- "tdsi unriaiiau buicuuv um auiui
the world's thought today is due entirely
tn Mrs. Sddv.: There was a time when
1' . a in. r - A 1
she stood absolutely aione via uoa, ana
innnrrad the ridicule of ienorance and
the hostility of theoretical reforms ot
rflllclon and material moaes 01 meaioine
because of her discovery of Christian
enlAniA Todav the whole world Is up
lifted bv her tcachlnes ana example, ana
because of It, human thought Is arising
anmawhat from tha doDtllS Of frOSS ma
terlaltsm. Thore are the simple facts. I
should cons'der it presumptuous to
nr&he Mrs. Edrtv. A charactor touched
bv the dcenent humllltf and illumined
with lov to God and compassion for
man Is ChrisUilte; It needs 110 eulopy,
Dtir life ia an open boon wherein are re-
brlng that carriage around to ns and we
will soon ten yon now ume ooevs vuu
to repair and pnt It in order again. We
dp all kinds, and It Is seldom a vehicle
la ao damacea that we can t mase 11
good as new. And It won't cost anything
like tie pnoe 01 a new one onaor.
We tint Rubber Tires on yonr old or
new wheels, n e snrma yonr loose vtraa
in a machine without cutting tnem.
or without taktne tire from wheel on
buggy while you wait Everybody is in
vited to see the machine at work putting
new holts in old places.
G. B. T7ctcra & Zz,
Successors to G. II .1 Watered Son,
phone 1C3, '
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JUST RECEIVED A .LOT OF
Fteshly Corned
Pot tsmoath Mallets.
Call and look at our line of Crockery, V Several beautiful
ed-room Sets; Plates Cups and Saucers. All Iwlll he sold
within
10 Per Cent ot Cost, ,.'
Came before they are all Bold.
The business will be oontmued as before and we hope at.
our old Customers will stay with us. :
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