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f V0L0M1 XIYI1, ICW BERN, CRAYII COUITT. I. C, TUMDAI, DICIMBIR !3 1904 FIRST SKCTiON. NUMBER 80 Si MtBKED MEN Fanners Wio Now Sell Their Cot too. Small Pex Out la Raielgb Jail. Con- victa Get Christmas Holiday. Want OoTtmor's Laugjratlon Oat Door. Raleigh, Dm 38. A case or small pex developed is tht jail here, the patient being a colored man from Harnett county, a Federal prisoner, win was oonvlctid at the term of court la u week and was placed In jail here Instead of being tent to Harnett where the jail la unsafe. All the other prisoners in the Jail were vaccinated today and this man was taken to the pest house, a mile aoulh of town. There Is still a good deal of small pox In the county and In Swift Creek townahip, a few miles south of here, tbeis are a number of ctaee. Edi tor Caddell of the Times Visitor, who has beta quarantined at hla home at Wake Forest, la out again and today the Raleigh Healt i officer went there mj I fumigated his houae. Ab-ral 30 students remain a' t:.e A A M College and wi 1 work daring the holidays. This morning M T Leach, wbo recent ly suffered a attoke of para'yeh went to High Point, to visit his b otbur, George T. Lrftch. He bas n-arly ree ?ured ami walked unasUted from the hospital o the carriage and lioai tbe carriage to the t ain. He tslks well. Monday the convict In tbe pi.-nlten-tiaiy will have holiday, and h tlie f'er noon there wil. be a muslcsl entertaln atent for tb m, with fruits and c ndea, all r:ni provided by some Rileijh gtn e.neii. Tuts lay a number ot im convict Hi be sent away to cut, Wood, uaier contract. During the pait few days no work ha bee-i don on tbe Raleigh snd Paul-en Sound ,r lwa , owing to 'In Hrr) weabtr. Eeren aitnanf the road Lite! haw n r r.M.,,1 Kvery'ody Is a king what tort if weather there will he on i be dsys of Qovernnr Glenn's innugurs tun. The general desire la to have tlu ceremony out of do jrs and to see a line military parsd", bo;h these things depending up on tb weather, of course. Tiday the State Auditor received a ltt'er from Piedmont county asking tba a '.'or, federate soldier be put on the penl n roll btcirs: he bal bien snake tiltee du-in; the past f :w months. Last year be applied for a pent Ion but was re jcted and now It is said that the snake bite puta him on the i t. Governor Aycock Is being over run with applications for pardon, aa It I to be rxpee'e 1. Soaae of the cotton growers will seil their cotton, In aplte of the compact to hold It, and about 60 biles were on the market here yesterday. It la said that those wbo are retting are "Marked men" aad that their ne'gbbort snd tbegeaeral public knowa who tbey are. Night Session The mayor bald a seaslm of court last night to dispose of a few casta that were brought up late. Overindulgence In boozt caused several colored people to come to grief, and Christmas dinners will be served to three ot them today at the public's expense. The flrtt arraignment tat that of one Simonds, a c ''or. d man, for being drunk aid disorderly. He was sent to jail to keep him out ot furtber trouble. Cattle Caitvtijht, a negro claiming to hail from Virginia, stabbed one Frank Hymen, llkcwite colored, but not serl oualy. He was cent to jail in default of 100 bond to await the next term of Su perior court. Two chargei were brought against Jim White, colored; one for assault on Jim Harris, the other for . cursing an officer. Fines of $5.00 and $10 respeo lively were levied In each case, aad be ing unable to fork up, he was sent up to jail for 10 and 80 days, instead. N. B. M. A. Notes. Last night we bad a reception, each atudent being allowed to Invite a friend. This morning aeveral cadets left for their homes and as examinations close tomorrow every one will leave this week , aad we believe and hope every one will return. After Xmas we are expecting double our present number, and ever) thing aeems thai we will have them Prof. Kemp has sllried up the adjoin ing counties along tbe educational line and baa N. P. M. A's name all rover Eastern Carolina as the leader anong school of Ha kind, and we ass a re you It Is Come and try next year for your telf tmfjou will find out that expert mot la the t est teacher. Any one wishing a catalogue will pitas tend address and it will be mailed at once. With malice toward none tnl good wishes to all, we bid you farewell until the Snd of January, when we again begin a happy and prosperous New Year. CADETS of N. B. M. A. Rodol Dyspepsia Cuim MoMta what MS II APPOMATTOX Legislature To Be Asked For Con federate Monument. Grand Lodge Negri Odd Fellows. Singular Case rf Drowning. Divi dend For Christmas. Sma'l Pox Patients Discharged. Raleigh, Dec 21. Nor, h Carolina's exhibit at the St. Louis Exposition are practically all repacked for shipment here and it 1 understood will be here early In January. Commit stoner Gen eral Brlnkley wbo las been in charge Is expected to return next week. There will be a great deal cf work to be done In tbe State Museum in re arranging the exhibits as there will be a number of changea in the various halli devoted to exhibit. Deputy Revenue Collector Lewis re port tbe csp'ure of a large illicit whis key distillery in tbe 8th division, com posed of several of extreme northeaatern c it it lea. The Orand Lodge of negro Odd Fel lows haa ended Its annual communica tion at New Bern. It re-elected L R Randolph Grand Master, C S Grand Se cretary and A R Mlddleton Grand Trias uer Tbe lncreaae In memberahln dnr. n c the year Is 1880, the total now being JVH'0. No less t ban 25 new lodge were formed, the total amount being U9. The endowment plan, first put in operation last year la the cauae cf the great in crease In membership: Last year 14 now lodgea were formed. This year $4, j wa paid from this fund to widows sii i orphans. The Insurance Commis i..ner asys the system is excellent. Jaiuea 11 Yornj ha been it elected Secretary of tho endowment depart ment. thirteen yesr old boy, Austin Dur- liu n waj drowned yeaterrinv In rthr i. unusual way. tie was standing- on the bank of Smith's Creek, In St Mat thew township, this countv. talking to hi mother, whpn suddenly his feet slo ped and ha went Into ihe water, there about 8 feet deep. His mother tan for netp, but it waa half an hoar before his body was tattn from the Water, and all attempts to nsuccltatehim failed. The Citizens National Bank here to day gay ae pleasant aurprlsa to Its jtock holders by declsrlng a Christmas divi dend. The Raleigh Savings Bank will do the same thing. All the small pax patients Id the nltv have been discharged. There to only one Inmate of the pest bouse, this being the Federal prisoner Raeford Jordan, a negro frcm Harnett county. All the other prisoners In jaiL and all the court bouse people have been vaccinated. The S.ate grante a charter to the Uni versal Manufacturing Company cf Wins ton, capital S: 50,000, P H Hanes and others b-ing the stockholders. The company will manufacture down from feathe-s, and out of this wlU makequllts pillows, nbea and other things. The legislature will beesneciallv asked to appoint a committee of Confederate Veterans to arrange for the erection of a monument to mark the spot at Appomat tox Court House where the laat stand was made by Confederate troons. who happen to be North Carolinian, namely Uox's brigade of Grimes' Division. An appropr'ation will be made for a monu ment, which It 1 intended to have of granite. The plan la to have a very massive, but low monu.nent, on which will be a broad p'aje for an In crlpticn, and to dedicate thla on Sunday. April 9th, which I exactly the 40th annlvei sary ot the evett, u Is thua proposed to commemorate- It Is expected that tbe railways will grant special rate of f tie for this occasion andthstlt will be made a veiy notable one. Secretary of State Grime would te glad to have bids from, the various granite and marbh com panies In this State, stof ng what sfo of monument they could famish, and alto the cost. The Idea la to have a massive boulder, Bo to speak. Some ot these are to be seen on battle fields and they make a most imposing appearance. MURDERER ARRESTED. Officer Lnpton Capture Colored Man at Stilton. Claim Self-Detente. A tbe Shoo Fly train reaped here yesterday morning, a colored man gt off and was quickly taktn In charm bv officer Lnpton. The man was Charlie Hoiemsn and he 1 charged with the murder, rm thtee or four weok ?o ot hi brother-in-law John Bo.eman.the murder taking rhoe In Lewiston. Bertie County. Bozeman admitted tbe killing to of ficer Lupton, but claimed that hi bro ther In law had come at him with a rail while they were quarreling and be shot him In self-defense with a tingle banal breech loading gun. Boatman did aot wtnt to go to Jail and offered hi cantor money to te released. Officer Lnpton bid been watching for this man for reveral week and picked him. oat by tbe description sent here. Be was lodged In the eoaatT tall THEY COME AND GO. Mis Ann Rebut U I vlsi lag in the city. Mr Fred Tucker I boat tor the bolt day. Mr John T Harget left laat nlgbt for Mt Olive. Mr J E Benton I here vUitlng her parents. Colonel Pollock returned to Klnstoo, yeelerday. Mr Walter Williams Is here for tbe holiday. Mr J W Turner left for Gateavllle, N C yesterday, Mr Jo Klnsey of ft Barnwell was here yesterday. Miss Leah D Jones of the State Nor mal, arrived yesterday. Mr J T Lincoln of Pamlico wa a vis itor In town yesterday. Mr W 8 Chadwlck of Beaufort was In the city yesterday. Messrs E W and A E Wadtworth were In tbe city yesterday. Mr Tom Lindsay left for Beaufort last night to spend Christmas. Miss Kat'.e Moore of Washington, N C, is t be guest of Mrs A T Dill. Alias Margaret Meredith has gone to Richmond, Va , for a visit. Ilr Dameron has gone to Clinton, N C to 1m there doting tbe holidays. Misses Bertha and Maggie Tucker a' e spending ,t he holidays at home. Mrs Julia Armea ot Cherry Point spent the day in the city yesterday. Mr Gsbtiel Ilardlson of Thurmsn spent the day in the city yesterday Mr Lewis ficoggins bas gone to hi home at Warrenton to spend Christ mss. Mlssea Eatelle and Lizzie Parker have returned from Hampton for the boll- days. Mr and Mra Percy Ashford are spend ing Chrhtmaa in Klnaton with rela tives. Mr and Mrs John Whtlford left yesttr day for Ft Barnwell to tpend a few days. Mr J O Foy of Hickory, N C Is In the city the guest of his brother, Mr C E Foy. Miss Mollle Hollowell of Littleton Fe male College Is at home for ibe boll days. Prof and Mrs H B Craven left for Dur htmyetteTdey tole absent until Jan uary 1st. Mr H B Sedberry, Jr., left this morn ing to spend Christmas at hi home In Fayettevllle. Mr and Mrs L S Grant have gone to Northhampton county to visit during tbe holidays. Miss Elma BasnlgUt hat returned from a visit in Greene county to her friend, Ml as Alice Long. Mr Wm Wadswortb of N B M A left yesterday to spend the holiday at his Lome at Sunny Side. Mrs Richard Daffy from John' Hop kins Medical College came last night to spend Christ mas. Mr Tom J Mitchell, Jr., cam yester day from Bute's Academy, to spend the holidays at bis home. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lea Craig cf Gas tonis, arrived yesterday to visit Mis Craig's father, W M Watuon, Esq. Mr Robert Smallwood returned lsst nlght from college to spend the holidays with his parents ln'thls city. Mr John Smith of the Gaiklll Hard ware Company haa gone to his bom al Washing ton, N C, to spend the holt day. Tbe National Magazine For January 1905. Real life Is the keynote of the Naticnal Magazine aad especially of the first number for 1905. It rings true to Amerl can experiences In all part of our vast republic-empire, from tbe noisy jungle at New York City to tbe silent sandy spaces ot Midway Island, our new cable atation In mid-Pacific; from British Columbia to Porto Rico. Mr Chappie's Washington letter carries a score Of new and sti Uing portraits of Interesting men and women In public life. Alaxsnder Graham Bell tells his own story of how hi sweetheart, later hit wife, helped him to get his first hearing for the newly invented "mechanical toy'.' the telephone at the Philadelphia Centennial, aid to hastened Its general adoption by twenty year. Dallas Lore Sharp, the naturalist ; Chat Warren Btoddard, the 1 tsrary etsayltt; Ethel Armes, the keen atudent of char acter; and J. F. Conrad, the new humor ist from Iowa, contribute delightfully amusing essay sketches in their several fleMa. Yono Joaquin MBler, hit bene factor and literary god-father ',The Poet of Light and Joy" Two ttrong serial stories begin In tbia number, and with aeveial short etori well sustain tbe fiction standard of the National. H U Allen analyzes the ' Political Evolu tion of Porto Rico" and Dr. Martin Ciook illustrates hi story of "Oar Oa b'e Station In Mid-Paeafie'' with thirty odd and quaint photograph. The poet of the number era J A Edgerton, Eugene 0. Dolton, Joseph Mills Hanson and Frank Putnan, The Home department la fall of humor and really helpful home hint on a score ot subject. V J COM A COLD Jit OMB 1 AT Take Laxative Bromc Quinine Ta biet all drugglata refund the money If it tall to core E. W. Grove' algnature laoo each box. 25c. EVENTS. The dally freight train on the A A N C road are annulled for tomorrow, Monday, December 98th. Tbe Journal extend to Its friends and patrons greeting, wiahlcg each and every one a mtrry ChrUtmae. There wat no market reports receive p yesterday, the exchanges adjourning from Friday until Tuesdsy Mod of the itotat will observe Mon day as a holiday, aad there will be little business doing, only eelebratleg. Tbe police hare been Instructed to r reel any one (hooting ptotol or fire crackers of any kind on Sunday. The Inmate of the County Home ex tend their thanks to the board of com mitiiontn for the nice Christmas dinner they gave them. Persons desiring to speak to Mr. S. L. Dill, superintendent ot the A. & N. C , will call for No. 180. No. 5 will con tinue to be used a formerly. The inmate of the County Home wish to thank Mri. J. F. Rhem end other ltdiet for the nine fruit and other good thing they gave them. Rev. W. A. Tcoker, a former citizen of New Bern, but now of Waco, Texas, will preach at tbe Methodist chapel on Pollock street at 7.80 p. m. The next and probably tbe last dancr, with music furniahed by Hells Italian Orchestra, during the winter will be held at Stanly Hall Wednesday night, January 4th. Saturday waa the warmest day, taking it throughout, In aeveral weeks, the temperature ranging above 60 degreea all day. The forecast ts frr rain today and probably much colder weather In a few day. Tomorrow, Molday, will bj observed aa a holiday among the county official?, and tb Sheriff, Clerk and Regleter of Deeds, will take one day off, which they are fully entitled to, aad which no one will deny them. It It remarked that there have teen fewer marrlagea in the C3untry districts this fall than usual. No particular rea son can be esdgned, and the cause of it la therefore a matter of conjecture Maybe the low prices of cotton had something to do with It. A negro, answering to the name of John Boston, who works on the P. U. & W. toad, was an tisted here yesterday for I at-aiirjg a pair of ruecs from another road hand. The mayor found cause suf dcleat to hold, and In default of ball Boston vas sent to jail to await the next term of court. Boston halls from Greene county, and fled from there some time ago to escape trial on a criminal charge. An investigation as to the actual seedy revealed the fact that there is practically no destitution In New Bern While those generously Inclined made liberal presents of good cheer to less fortunate ones, yesterday, It might be safely t aid that there were but few per sons in town In actual need of help, This spraks well for New Bsrn and it an Indication positive that her clttzens are Industrious and thrifty. One week from today New Bern will become a "dry town, as It Is called. From the earliest settlement of the town, Intoxicating beverage have been dis pensed and drank at will, bat the refined influences of tbe times have decreed against ibe custom, and so "oooze" and booz artist" must go. Now if the champions of the prohibition cause are In earnest and sincere, they will see to it that the prohibition law Is rigidly en forced. A little laxity will encourage blind tigers" and "speakeasies," the law will be less and less regarded, and a condition of affairs may arise that would make tbe saloon the lesser evil. The law Is an experiment here, and It will no doubt he interesting to watch Its opera tlon, whether for success or failure. Fight Will Be Bitter Those who will persist In closing their ears against the continual recommend tionofDr King's New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bit ter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T R Beall of Beall, Miss, haa to tay: "Last fall my wife bad every symp tom of consumption. She took Dr King's New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her. Guaranteed by O D Bradham.drug gist. Price 60c, and SI. Trial bottles free. A Woul-rnl Memory. Soino year oga there was a strolling plnvi-r nt lMlnlmi-Kh of the nnme or William Lyon, who had n most aston ishing memory. He one evening inaac a bet of a bowl of punch that he would at the reheuraal next morning repent the whole of the Dally Advertiser from beginning to end. Being called on the next day, lie hnnded the newspaper to a gentleman present to. see that lie re nested everv word correctly. This task he accomplished without mnklng the slightest error, through all the varieties of advertisements, price of stocks, acci dents, etc. A Costlv Mistake Blundert are sometimes very expen live. Occasionally life itself Is the price of a mistake, but you'll never be wioag if you take Dr King' New Life Pills for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Head ache, Liver or Boa el troubles. They are gentle yet thorough. 25c at C D Bradham's drny store. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure SHORT PA OHM WMK MI ft HISTORICAL REMINISENCES. Col. John D. Whltford Fturih Ar.Icle on New New Bern and Vici nity. Scon after this act he went to note ehavlng and speculating, of comae white men with money were behind him aa. more will be aald In regard to thla St ly farther on. Will now mention here Moses Kennedy a slave born at Bellsir when that pr p erty was the Fonvllles. He was af r watds inherited by John Staoly's w it. Mr Stanly, to have a barber at ha id, had Moss make one with John Cat ru. theis Stanly. Then this shop wa ic cupied In town by John Carruth :. John Cairuthera Stanly and Mtsts Kennedy and located where Is now, Mr T A Henry' drag (tore. As lime mo ed on Moses throcgh the effort of his n as ter wis emancipated by the legialat'ire and after that act, though not clalmlag It tbe old slave gave the old maUer un stintedly all his service that would bl al lowed In the Stanly family, and ws.st Mr Stanly's aide dy and night from ihe day he was stricken down with paralysla In the Legislature of North Carolina is January 1827 until his death the 23nd of August 1833. Moses for 11 years was a tenant of the writer on a small house he hsd owned himself on ground now the south west cornel of Mr .lames How ard's lot which hit duelling house covers. Hon Edward Stanly did not forget bis fitber's oid slave and In his will left Moses a life interest In tbe house on tbe corner of isroad and ueorge ats, in which Is the ISaptlst Tabernacle Church, This kin IncsB from Governor Stanly enabled Moses to secure comforts in his last daj s that he would not otherwise have had. TbI man oyer and over again toUl the writer that in tbe days of his greatest prosperity John Carruthers Stanly had sixty-four slaves and about forty one free negroes bound to him. We knew he owned two plantations, tbe one before ieferred to near Bellair and one on Trent River about six miles above New Bern called Lion Pasture. In this tract there are about six hundred acres cleared land and as mnch or more that has never been cultivated. That plan tatlon Is now owned by Mr Stephen Isler of Kinston Near this place waa John Stanly raccoon plantation with about tight hundred or a thousand acres cleared which is perhaps not half the acres in the tract. Mr Hardy Whltford Is now the proprietor, This splendid plantation well stocked with negroes csme to John Stanly down from the Fonville and Franks through his wife and all lost by the inattention or In capacity of his agents after his 111 ness and before his own death but the knowledge of the loss was fortunate'y never known to him. In addition to the properly mentioned John Carruthers Stanly built and owned at one time the home Dr Street so tiatsformed and lm proved, cn Johnson Street, and again he built end owned tn the corner of Hancock and New streets the house ho well known as the Bishop residence think Captain Crapon of the ACL is now occupying It, and still he again the Methodist Parsonage near the old church Btanly had erected after he left It as a residence it was enlarged. He Anally died In a small house on New St which after his own death and the death of hie two daughters, Catherine and Frances, was pulled down and on the lot was erected the mansion of Mr W M Watson, the very efficient and popular Clerk of tbe Superior Court. The above two colored women held s'aves up to the time of the civil war. They hsd a brother, John Stewart Stan ly, who also held slaves up to the war. He lived in a hoase next east of the old office cf ihe president of the Atlantic es North Carolina Railroad on Queen street. We are qnlte confident Albert, tbe old servant of the Atlantic depot, wa inti mate with one of John Stewart Stanly' (laves, Abrom, that cut and sawed wood about town. Yea, yes, msf er and mistress from these slaves seemingly came as willingly aa if tbe owners had been white, and John Carruthers btanly or bit daughters would have aa reluctantly met a negro in equality or entertained one In their house as would have William Gaston or John Stanly or any other re spectable white person In the town of New Bern. John Carruthers Stanly wa never cruel to hi slaves but an exacting taak master. It Is a fact some of them were lighter In color than be was him self or his children. Hla wife was even darker than her husband, bo it la stid. The writer never knew her. We do know, however, thtt seme of the child ten were darker than others in the' fami ly. There were in It twin, Joe and Ben; the latter wa dark and the former about the color of hi father, and be waa al lowed to play on the Acalemy green In the game with the white boys, though did not go to school with them. There were others of these Stanly ; Alexander, an excellent bookkeeper, and was em ployed In some of the stores. They all, except those mentioned dying here, drifted North long before the war It should not be omitted bete that the Btanly women ware devout Presby terians, (heir father being one and foi -lowing hit old mistress Mis. Lydta Stewart. .Often lu their day c mid John D Ql.nln Kb uan nn tWm alr.bt will, tier holding her In her feebleness on hit arm for support, and alwaxs whin she cu t attend church wonld be Ik her escort, though did not a t wMi her In church. Hia pew for hlmse'f and family waa the Ural one Inside on tbe left of the west sitl. In ize John Carruthers St amy wa about middle height, rather heavy or stocky, was deliberate In speech, though net alow. He stepped with a alight awing of the body, and waa naturally dignified. Like Motes with his old master be was aith his old rUrtre, faithful to tbe end. la New Bern were other negro alave owner and eome almost a prominent aa the Stanlys. We may In tbe future say something about them. (Continued SOCIALLY. The entertainment and aale which i was if'.ven laat Tuesday evening at the -.,-... Mri P Du(r, w ,P, n0nB- cud success, Mrs Daffy's home was an ideal place for the occasion, ss the spa- clots rooms tarnished ample accommo dation for tbe number of friends of the Una Friendly Society who attended. After the entertainment which was very much enjoyed the fancy articles and candy were rapidly ditposed of and a goedly turn was realized The proceeds will go to the Girls Friendly Society 't their badges snd other expenses. The faculty and students of the New Bern Military Acidemy gave au Inform ix reception last Wednesday evening to bid farewell before leaving for home to spend the holidays. Xhe President, Col. Bolladay gave a short address to the students followed by talks from Maj. Hirold Whitchurst and Prof W R Kemp Col Holladay presented to Miss Adlna Uarren, Instructor of English and His tory, a gold medal as a token of their love for her faithful services. Miss Gar ren las resigned ber position and has gone to her home st Aehsvllle. A few invited friends were present Miss Hat tie Maris entertained at cards on Friday night. Duplicate Whist was the game of the evening, and the follow ing couples were Miss Mark's host. Miss Ellis with Dr J F Patterson. Mise Burma, with Mr Wiillsmi. Miss Whltford with Mr Ed Si i tot. Miss Mary Emma Street with Mr J A Nunn. Miss Congdon with Mr Claypool. Miss Marks with Mr Ellison. After the game of cards the guests were invited Into the dining room which was beautifully d ecorated with holly, bamboo and potted plants. The color scheme being red and white was very tastefully carried out. In the center of the table was an Xmas tree lighted with candles and hung with stockings of white full of candles, nuts and a present from Bantu Glaus with a letter pinned with red ribbon. A supper of four courses was served and greatly enjoyed. Every one fortun ate enough to be present declared Miss Marks an elegant hostess. Revolution Imminent A sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system Is ner vousness, sleeplessness, or stomach up sets. Electric Bitters will quickly dis member the troublesome causes. It never falls to tone the stomach, regu late the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. Run down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish un der the searching and thorough effect Iveness. Electric Bitters is only 50c, and that is returned if It don't give per fect satisfaction. Guaranteed by C D Bradham. druggist A Certain Cure For Croup. When a child shows symptoms of croup there Is no time to experiment with new remedies, no matter how high ly they may be recommended. There is one nreDaratlon that can always be de pended upon. It has been In use for many years and bas never been known to fall, viz: Chamberlain's Cough Reme dy. Mr M F Compton of Market, Texas says of it, "I have uaed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In severe cases of croup with my children, and can truthfully say it alway gives prompt relief. For Rale by all druggists. Hyde County Rust Proof Oats for teed. Rye and Clover. Hay, Grain and Feed at Cbas B Hill, East side Market Dock, New Bern, N C. NOTICE! I have for sale one pair well htoken Steers, 7 years old, W A EWKLL, Near Steels Ferry, Craven Co A PILL AT NI6HT. NO -MORNING AFTER" SICK HEADACHE POSITIVELY CURED BY UK Use all Dlssssss el the Stomach, Lbtr, Kidneys sat Bowels, Cetttteatita, Bllloui nets, Hteeaeat, latltsttlen, Nsrvoutntu, Pimples, Blotches ant Alt Ski laaurltlts, FOR SALE t AU DRU.QOI8Tt. T Slut, 10 Ctatt aa IS Ctatt tor Box, Aooept No Subatltutea, - l TESTS PATIENCE The Most Patiect New Bern Citizen Must Show Annoyance at Times. Nothing spoils a good disposition. Nothing taxes a man's patience. Like any Itchiness of the skin. Itching Pile almost drive you crar.y. All day It makes you miserable. All night It keeps you awake. Itch, lie, itch, with no tellef. Just the same with Eczema Can hardly keep from scratching It You would do ao but you know It makes it worse. Such miseries are daily decreasing. Peoplo are learning they can b cur ed. Learning the merit of Doan'a Oint ment Plenty of proof that Dean's Ointment will cure Pllee, Eczema or any itchiness of ths skin. Resd tbe testimony of a New Bern citizen. John F Banff, proprietor of General Merchandise store al 80 Middle street, says: "I used.Doan's Kidney Pills aid they are all they are represented to be. I can also Gay that Doan'a Ointment la the best thing that I ever used for itching hemorrhoids. I suffered untold agony with them, could not rest one moment day or nlgbt, and I could not find any thing to relieve the suffering until I came across Doan's Ointment and pro cured It at Bradham's Pharmacy. It re lieved me at orce, and acted entirely dif ferent from anything else I ever used. You could talk about this remedy for a month and It would not be like one ap plication of the ointment. You uan use my name and I will be only too pleated to recommend these remedies to any one whenever opportunity arises. For tale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Poster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N Y., so'd agents for the Untied States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. NEW BERN PRODUCE MARKET WHOLES, aLE PRICES CURRENT. Eggs, per dozen 28c Chickens, old per pair 40 " young, peT pr twos do Pork, per lb. 7 & 8 Live Hogs 6 fc Beef, " 6 & 7 Hides, green, per lb 5c&oi " dry, " 8&10 Beeswax, " 30 to 23 Corn, per bush 75c Oats, " 57rc Peanuts 85 Potatoes, Yams 70 Bahamas (P Local Grain Market. Corn , per bu $.6069 Oats per bu 60 Meal, perbu..... 80 Hominy, perbu ". 80 Corn bran, per 100 lbs .80 Wheat bran, per " 1.40 Feed, 100 lbs 1.85 Cotton seed meal, 100 lbs.. .... 1J50 Cotton seed hulls, 100 lbs .45 Ship stuff 1JS0 No. lTlmothy, per ton 20 0 TAKES LESS WEARS LONGER DeLancy Gregory of Fort Plain, N.Y. To Longman & Martinez. Paint Makers, N Y: "Its a surprise bow little L & M Paint ts required to paint a big house. Have sold the L & M for over twenty five years. "Many house arc Well painted with four gallons of Longman & Martinez L & M and three gallons of Linseed Oil mired therewith. Actual cost of L ft M less than $1 20 per gallons. Wean and covers like gold. Bold by Hyman Sup ply Co, Grown In the open air. Will stand any cold. Count guaranteed. Guaran teed headers. Seed grown by best seed houses In the business. I have now an unlimited supply. Any variety. Sold tbe largest half of the plants for the cabbage crop in Virginia and North Carolina last year, wm give reierencea If desired to anyone that used them last year. Prices, in lots less than 5,000, $1,50 per thousand; less than 10,000. $1.25; large lots, (over ten thousand), fi.uo per thousand, f. o. b., Meggets, S. O. Ex press rates about 80s. per thousand and leaf. I clve couDons with eack order guar anteeing count, and offeiiog apodal In ducements to an purcnasert. IE. IL. C50MMINS, MEGGETTri, S. C. For ! Gwaoilne Boat. 82 feet on keel, dead rise bottom. Latborpe en cine, 10 h. p. For cash or easy tei nu. For particular! ap ply to J Trenton, n. u. Cabbage Plants! WANTED. A good indutttlout white faimtr to ccupy 0 rooms of my dwelling houte with privilege of outbulldlngt. Board myself and wife, we furnish our own rooms. Plenty good farming or truck ing lands for rent at a bargain. Gome at once or apply to K. N. BILL, Cedtr Point, Carteret County, N. O 1 T C CMP : .
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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Dec. 27, 1904, edition 1
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