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Li JodaiiLL L . .V.lael Xtlti f ub U.hel UToScUott,wyTn-1 : j sad Friday, i Journal Building, 66 C Craven Street. CHACLBS IT STEVEN5 sditos tire fnorwutosr gTESCBIPTIOH RATE?-. Two Month, .............. . . . .OTOents " j Months, ,,.......M " I j kuutt,........... VlT MOBtlU,.... H ;oNLY IS ADVAHCfc Official Paper of New BernandCraven County. .. . Advertising ratM furnished p ap plication at the office, or npoa inquiry 3J Bail. t7Tb jwwui i only eant oa par aadvsuce baeia. Subscribers will tensive autice 01 aspiration of their tub icr;ptluua and m immediate response to oUm ul be appreciated by the IjCuu Entered at the Postofflce, New Ben at. C. 4 ooufl-claae matter. Mew Bern, N. C, March 30, 1906. . HAVE PARTY AND PRINCIPLES SUFFERED? -With the call for the Democratic State Executive Committee to meet, there haa been some newspaper queries, will Chairman F. M. Simmons resign? Does Senator Simmons expect to con tinue as State Chairman of the demo cratic party, and so keep in control and perpetuate hissenatorship? And other queries along the same line. - It might be asked, is there any spec ial desire on the part of any one to take this chairmanship, and if there is, why not announce the man, instead of cast ing any slurs upon the present incum bent. And in the same connection it auht be asked, is the democratic party, even by insinuation, going to place itself on record, ai making the State chairmanship the requisite and necessary stepping stone to a National scnatorship, for such queries coming from democratic newspapers must so indicate the successive political pro gress to office. But taking op Mr. F. M. Simmons.it is very pertinent to ask, and if possi . hie answer the question, have the State democracy and its principles suffered under his leadership? If they have, then it has not been denounced by Mr. Simmons enemies, and it would not be good party principle for even his friends to remain quiet, if there bad oome injury to the party and its princi- '. That a State Chairman F. M. Sim Eton has conducted good campaign work, is not anywhere denied, so that there being only good from his public service, it seems but just, regardless of personal preferences, to credit Mr. Simmons for- his energetic and able administration, and not permit political . jealousies to create false impressions, to discredit, where praise is due, or at tempt to promote discord where har mony should prevail. RISKS IN UNSAFE BUILDINGS Municipal ordinances prescribe what building are risks, that is, endanger surrounding1 property, yet such ordi usees are not usually either strictly or carefully enforced. An unsafe building may in itself be rentable," at the same time prove a menance to tenant and surrounding property; but its owner receives no no tice from the authorities that it must be torn down, or placed in such repair a to remove it as a community risk. As an unhealthy building, it may be risk, and added to it there may be the risk of a or trap for those within and without . Such property demands mun icipal attention, rr it not only threat ens the health, but as a fire risk it raises the insurance premium on ail ad Jacaut property, and also constantly menaces surrounding buildings, by its inflammable character. . :,;:,-, " . . A few days ago the Fire Department Chief of this city gave notice of condem nation against a building on Middle St, and previously other buildings have teu continued by the Chief of the fire C . vtiiitmt, but owners of property are t rl -,t ta their neighbors, and selfish in V r cituenahip, ta use no harsher t no, who permit their buildings to get it siih shape, through neglect, as to ' . i,t a public nuisance, and call for it " -reement of the law, in order ; i g property may be saved ) of sic ksfts or firei !' i' rers from being in c ! ' iWn ami that of fire t? ; r '. Kite all arfja- ,', i . e f.sun every s' 'e ' ' ' ' 1 as a public of the coin- i 1 f. sence of all frost or freezing, to check the mud, makes every pedestrian who must be out of doors, and do any going about on the sidewalks of this city, see and feel that their condition is most de plorable; in many places, in such a mis erable state, covered with water until the rain has entirely stopped, and with mud in other places until the sunshine dries them up. ." To remedy these condition some week ago the city authorities made the ' offer to property' holders that if they would pay for the covering for the sidewalks, that is, marl, which can be cheaply secured, the city would agree to haul the marl, spread it out as want ed and then roll the aidewalk. If there has been any rush to accept this libera offer, the sign is net visible for on all the streets during these rainy days, can be seen pedestrians going through evolutions and contortions, as they pas from block to block, seeking to escape the water and mud which covers the sidewalks. In various quan tities, and in various degree of depth. ' - " In this climate, with a soil like that to be found here, there is the maxi mum of opportunities for ' keeping, easily and cheaply, good sidewalks, throughout the year. And besides the natural good climate and soil there is the material, marl, cheaply obtained, which with no cost except its purchase, can be laid before the property of very citizen affording a sidewalk which will be serviceable every month in the year, and during even the rainy season. , The property holder has no excuse for bad sidewalks. Everything offers to provide him a good one. , The" blame for bad sidewalks rest upon the prop erty holder who is indifferent as to his sidewalk conditions. Governor Curry, of the Island of Samar, Philippines, is safe. but the Pulajanes killed 16 of the constabulary - before being defeated. Eczsms, Tstter, Salt Rbeaai. nek, Rl Werm, Herpes, Barbers Itch. AH of these diseases are attended by intent itching, which is almost in stantly retieved by applying Chamber- berlain's Salve and by its continued use a permanent cure may be effected. It has, in fact, cured many cases that had resisted all other treatment. - Price 26 cents per box. For sale by' Davis Pharmacy and F. S. Duffy, y " Joseph P. Townsend, a native of Balti more, . shot and killed his daughter Pansy to preveut her marriage, and then committed suicide. : OAMTORXA. igaaian A negro convict in the Missouri pen itentiary killed a guard and was him self shot to death. - Always Keess Ckambsrisis's Cengs Rsaue hi Hh) "We would not be without Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on hand continually in our home," says W. W. Kearney, editor of the Indepen dent, Lowry City, Mo. That is just what every family should do. When kept at hand ready for instant use, a cold may be checked at the outset and owed in much less time than after it haa become settled in the system. - This remedy is also without a peer for croup in children, and Wil prevent the attack when given as soon as the child be comes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, which can only be done when the remedy is kept at hand. For sale by Davis' Pharmacy and F. S. Duffy- : . r ..A.;. Morris Buck, of Los Angles, Cal who shot and killed Mrs. Canfield, the wife of the oil millionaire, was sentenced to be hanged Junel. Severe street rioting occurred at Vienna and culminated in a confliet be tween the rioters and the troops, during which two men were killed and over three hundred were wounded. $1C3 Reward, $1C3. Tthe readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh bt-i;:g a con stitutional disease, requires a constitu tional treatment. IWA't Cbtarrh Cure is taken internally, act; j U'.fect'y upon the blood and mucous n : wa of the syatera thereby d ilroyii r f a t ' ';n of the I'l.irase, Bu ";:'vi; j t' ef' .t a-tm ,th lybniW; -juptheo: ' .iriJa.'!:,i..t Thirsty Greensboro Throngs Exprtst V- Cfficsfor Them Mrs. Smeet ass Other AUsssd Counter IsHtrs. field Brick Swindlers Agaia. 6. F. C. to Raits Debt. Musts Water Supply Cemsssy Liable - tor lassfflclsat Water. -Greensboro, March 27. The Express office here Saturday nights reminds one who has seen it in days agone, of what the rerMiblicana termed "the election bull pens in the east". The approach es to the office door at the station are roped off and guarded. There is an in gress approach and an egress avenue of ropes. Parties getting jugs or bottles of liquor coming from Danville and other Virginia towns, have to take strict "millers turn" entering one way, in single file and emerging another. Mrs. Alice Smoot, the lady in jail here awaiting trial in the Federal court here next week on a charge of counter feiting is reported quite aick from ner vous prostration. Her husband was placed in the same cell with her Satur day night on request of CoL Morehead. The lady seemed quite "pert" Sunday but seems to have entirely lost her nerve today. It is reported that two other important arrest of alleged mem hers of the counterfeiting gang were made in the mountains last night, -but the marshal here says he knows noth ing of it. - , - - There is considerable speculation here as to the object of the presence of Mrs Hawley of Chicago, wife of the gold brick man now serving a sentence in penitentiary for trying to swindle Paul Garrett into buying a gold brick in Greensboro several years ago. While the attorneys who formerly represent ed the gold brick swindlers say they have not seen the woman and do not believe she is here, officers who knew her well, declare, that she has been here a week, and pointed her out, while she was walking down Main street this morning. Ever since Hawley was sent to the penitentiary influential parties North have been trying to get him pardoned. Two appeals were made to Governor Aycock, and at the last term of the legislsture a tremendous plea sure was brought to bear on him just before he vacated the office of Gover nor to grant a pardon. Enlisted in this pressure were several ' prominent northern congressmen, senators and capitalists, principally from New York and Chicago. Hawley is the fellow that acted aa the. expert assayer and arave the opinion that the filings from the bole drilled through the gilded braas brick were gold. The fellow who acted the "Injun" said to have been the big gest rascal in the bunch and so believed ! a .. a . nere, wss paroonea Dy uovemor Ay cock. The presence of Mrs. Hawley here is thought to presssge a move for pardon on Governor Glenn but if any such action is contemplated Hawleys old attorneys here declare they have no such intimation. . .- The G. F. C. Alumni Association of Greensboro at a meeting yetterday afternoon discussed and devised plans for raising the balance still owing, the 1,000 pledged by the alumni for the rebuilding of the G. F. College. The plans embrace the giving of an elabor ate entertainment during commence ment week. ' . Federal Court clerk Trogden today received the mandate of the United States Supreme Court affirming the de cisions of the State Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals in the suit of B. J. Fisher and others against the Greensboro Water Supply Company. The mandate declares that "the judgment creditors are entitled to priority of payment over and above the liens of the mortgages set out in the proceedings and pleadings in the act ion" and directs that the receiver R R King, poy over ta Helen G. Brown, $3,200 and $1,800 to B. J. Fisher, $25, 000 with interest from January I4th 1901 and the ' costs in the State and Federal courts. These judgments were obtained in the Superior court here on suits against the water com pany for alleged failure to have a suf ficient supply of water, on account of which the old Benbow (now Guilford) hotel was destroyed by fire, and build ings belonging to three other com plainants. By deciding that a private water supply company is liable for damages for an insufficient supply of water in case of a fire, but that a municipal companj is not, because one cannot sue himself, the courts have given great impetus to the proposition so generally advocated everywhere, that . a municipality should own its water supply. The proposed action of the Depart ment of Justic in the Chattanooga lynch ingcase is declared to be unconsti tutional s ; Afflicts Witk Rhuatlti). "I was and am yet aftlicted with rheumatism," says Mr. J. C. Eayne, editor of the Herald, Addington, Indian Territory, "but thanks to Chamberlain's Tain Eulin am able once more to attend to buiiiiR'HS. It is the bent of liniments. " If troubled with rheumatism give Tain E..hii a trial and you are certuin to be more than i 'eap.ej wilh the prompt re Ih f v V h it affitrds. One an lication il'dr'n,' For f 'ft lytav's 3'- i r. n.i y. i . t: 1 '".'.) n he' ' y t 1 'I. f t " : f, y; y4 1:1 l: i . . Wane, week. ""' Departed this life March 23,-1906, Claudius Walton, the infant son of R. E. snd Annie Weeks, age, two months and sixteen days. The little one was a lovely child and not only the hearts of those to whom he was meat dear are touched but of the whole community feel a sense of bereavement. We doubt not that ho fares better than earthly parents could hope to do for he is with Him who aaui "Suffer little children to come unto me". Weep not father and mother for the babe is an Angel and js only awaiting to welcome those from whom he was taken. The funeral was conducted by Rev. W. S. Kay at . the family burying ground at Kuhns and it was attended by a large number of friends who sympathized deeply with the af Aicted family. : '' .',. - Supreme Court Opinions. Special to Journal: - Raleigh, March, 27. The Supreme Court handed down the following opin ions today: j " Ballard va Hollingsworth. Cumber- land, affirmed. . . '. .... Westvs Railroad, Cumberland, . af firmed. Ballard vs Edwards, Eobeson, affirm- ed. Willisms v Railroad, Duplin, affirm- Mayers vs McBimmqn, Robeson, af firmed. : if : - i ' '. ' '. Bland vs BeasleyL Pender, affirm ed. - , v Smith vs French. Craven, new trial in both appeals. ' . t: ! Porter vs Telegraph Co. Columbus, per curiam affirmed. - Grand Opening Reception Large crowds attended the big soda fountain opening at Warren's yester day and appreciated the generous bos pitality of the proprietor. It was an unusual occasion and was greatly en joyed. A unique advertisement was put on the st'eet in the afternoon of a negro horseman dressed in fantastic col ors riding all over the city with ban ners announcing the event. In the evening the people were de lightfully entertained by the New Bern Symphony orchestra, composed of the Misses Wyatt and Mr. Hugh Wood, and the tables were full U the time. The store was beautifully adorned with palms snd plants and the tables Wr re decorated with pretty bouquets of vio lets. People filled the store until the closing time at II o'clock. 1219 drinks were served to those were visitor at the store during the day and night. w Plant Rivers With Shad We are pleased to publish the follow ing letter which show that the fish condition is soon to be improved: Department of Commerce and Labor BUREAU Or FISHERIES, . R ; Washington, March 21, 1906 Hon. C. R. ,Thomas, . v' House of Representatives, i. ' Washington, D. C. ; Dear Sir: . i. " -::.(, yv ':'-,. I have the honor .to acknowledge re ceipt of application for fish from Mr. Geo. N. Ives, of New Bern, N. C... the same bearing your favorable indorse ment - The request has been placed on file and ariangement will be made for supplying the fish as early is practi cable, y .' y J .V;--vy- i ; Very respectfully, , y EO. M- BOWERS. V ' " ' ."-.''-. ',, -f ,i Commissioner. The application sent by Mr. Ives was for shad and if tha hopes of the fish dealers are realized there will be plenty of fish in the waters around New Bern. It is said that fishermen are continually violating laws catching fish under size and -thus curtailing the number of available fish, y 'v No Hops for Douglas Olds Special to Journal, ' , H : Raleigh, March 27. Douglas Olds, the younger son of Cel Fred Olds, lies critically ill of tuberculosis at Southern Pines, where he was ' carried Sunday, by his father. Information received by wire this afternoon is to the effect that no hopes are entertained for his re covery.. To draw the fire out-of a burn, hea a cut without leaving 'a scar, or to cure boils, sores, tetter, eczema and all skin and scalp diseases, use De Witt's VYHch Hazel Salve. A specific for piles. Get the genuine. - No remedy causes such speedv relief. Ask for DeWitt's the genniue. old by F. S. Duffy. Dr. Augh T. Nelson, of Charlottes ville died of pneumonia. The Or' 'nal Foley " Co., Chi. nrn, originate Honey snd Tar as a t' r t snd lur remedy, and on w-l f rrt-i- mRrii ana pojui y ji 1 1. y n m J m ....:...: . r . .... J nu iar many irn . i r - the cenninA. A -.'i f,.r i v'n I f andl'arand ref.me a y f f'red as no o: :r pr. -i v If tie same Biit;i'':'cl;.-'. ii r . i tive. It Coli! . A ! f 1 i i safest fi)rchi!(li ti p '' j 1 1 r or aula by Uavia I . Tie Norfolk and f :! i ". ' 'if i I ! ( . n to f i a i Vou & Cottlo of LL-;uc:cn3, cnd Civo We make few-daims of what Liquo- sone will do. ' And no testimonials are published to show what it has done, W prefer that each skk'ona ahould learn its power by a test, mat t toe quicaest way to convince you. So we offer to buy the first bottle and give it to you to try. Compare it with common remedies; see how much mora it does.' Don't cling to the old treat ments blmdly. The scores ot aiseaae which are due to germs call for a germi cide. Please leant what Liquosone. can do. ' '..:' Wliat Liqxiozone Is. X 1119 TUtUW v '' 1 " " solely from gases. Th formula is seat to each user. The process of making re quires large apparatus, and from 8 to 14 days time, n is au-eciea oy uneuuaw .1 tk. (.Sol. TV nhiert k ta no III ...v uiiiiio , - fix and combine the gases as to carry into ine system a powenui lonic-Koruuciuo. Contact with Liquosone kills any form of disease, germ, because germs are of vegetable origin. Yet to the body Liquo sone is not only harmless, but helpful in the extreme. That is its main dis tinction. ' Common germicides are poison when taken internally.. That is why medicine has been so helpless in a germ disease. ' Liauosone Is exhilarating, vi talisms, purifying; yet no disease germ can exist in it. ' liquoaon after thousands of tests had A West Virginia couple , made their honey-moon trip on a wagon loaded with nitroglycerin. No pill is as pleasant and positive a DeWitt's Little Eariy Risers. Thest Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef fective that children, delicate ladies and weak people enjoy their cleansing effect, while strong people say they are the best liver pills sold. Never gripe. Sold by F. S. Duffy. Suits aggregating 9l,2&o,ouu were instituted by the Mutual Life Insurance Com nan v against the-McCurds s ant other former officers, and crimin. charges are made. . 7- ' ' : Cursa" Hsmerthstsi el ThsLvsgs "Several years since my lungs were so badly ajfected that I had many hemorrhages," writes A. M. Ake. of Wood, Ind. "I took treatment will several physicians without any benefit. I then started to take Foley's Honey and Tar, and my lungs are now sound as a bullet." I recommend, it in advanced stages of lung trouble." Fo ley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals the lungs, : and prevents serious results from a cold. Refuse sabs titutes. Fold by Davis Pharmacy Four firemen were killed by 'falling walls at a fire in New York. . No Pill is as pleasant and pneitivaas He Witt's Little Early Rioe.s. These Famous Little Pills sr so mild and ef fective that children, , delicate ladies and weak people enjoy thei cleansing effect while strong people ray they are the best liver pills sold. Never gripe F. S Duffy. Five an-its have been made in con nection with the failure last October of the Enterprise National Bank of Alle gheny, Ps, , - The cure that stand to its eredit make Bin-Men's Arnica Salve a scien tific wonder. It cured E. R. Mulford, lecturer tor the Patrons of Husbandry, Waynesboro, Pa., of a distressing rse of Piles. It heals the .worst Burn, Sores,' Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds, Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25c at All Druggists, v i , ; The i Rrssian police nave forbidden the production of VTheQuel'a military play. i.,-; ,!"yj A LKsly tssals '.;'';.'-',; with that old enemy of the race Consti pation, often ends in Appendicitis. To avoid all serious trouble with Stomach, Liver and Bowels, take Dr. King's New Life Pills. They perfectly regulate these organs, without paini or discom fort. 25c at All Druggists. Secretary Bonaparte will succeed Attorney-General Moody on July 1, it is believed, ; and George von L. Meyer will become Secretary of the Navy. Torturt By Savagss, "Speaking of the torture to which some of the Bavage tribes in the Philip pines subject to their captives, reminds me of the intonse suffering I endured for throe months from the inflamma tion of the Kidneys," nays VV. M. f,her man, of CiiMhirig, !.., "Nothii help ed me until I tried Electric I : Iters, tlirpe bdttUs of whiih con;UU!y cured imo." Cures Liver Cor ; laint, IV: . - I 'niuJ d sorders snd l.'.i'.ii ii' an J t'-. lores the weak and nervous to r : . 1 1 hh. Guaranteed by AllT : l' ' i. Pii.-e t,'-e. -. ls-twet'0 Ci'i - I ' 1 1 1 iiil'r- : : 1 to ; f i 1 1 i re t, i i 1 1 been made with it. 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Bend us your orders and if not per fectly satisfactory, return at our expense and money will be re- luiiaua at once, ah snipmenis are 1 Rmtt by P$tat cr U)rit0 for pricm i'e can'alup wh aku , u any point in North Carolina that the hailroads or Steam BoaU lines go. " We are located in the State of VhgimVand the N. 1 , An-H-jug laws do ntt effect us at all as we are protected by the Intr-Sait. Ominerce-Laws. We seU corn whiskey at $1.26 per gallon and Eye hisk jy at $16) par gallon and up. Write us far our complete Price-list and -. rate ti your office. - Z F L0I3a T:'G0.. P, Box 891 ; ' Special Bargains in fine quality Hamburg and In:;r- . tion; 12,000 yard3 to :!:ct from. Will be sold at lea thin cne half the actual v:,!u2. Nearly every exp.: i cr freight brings us sorr, r.-r pieces cf pepur Gray Goods. 'Excellent values ct : and 1 f - f 1 -"d. Ir r ? let cf Percab to select from. 10c q- VAy z t C ;c r ' r i rT'i. 1 -. 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