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No. 7.
NEW BERN CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY APRIL 24 1906.--FIRST SECTION.
29th YEAR
SYMPATHY FOR CALIFOURIA
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Thjvtrnsr Sends Telegram. Mat Meeting to
fid Sufferers. ChiifSere Granted.
. Raleigh, April -Governor Glenn
ant the following telegram to the Gov
ernor of California 'North Carolina'
bourns with California and extends Kin
merest sympathy iii thia hour of afflic
tion. Ourhgislation U not in session
ut our people will do all they can per
4snally to aid you."
At the call of Mayor Johnson a mass
saeeting of citizens of Raleigh and vi
cinity was field this af ornoort to ex
fnss sympathy for, and render sub-
atuitial aid ' & San Francisco. '
. A harter 'S granted the Robtson
r,ottoa s,mills lincorporated) at Lum
Jberton to spin and weave, capital stock
"200,000. 5 A. Wv McLean: and others
, Stockholders. The Crescent milk, also
chartered toh will both spin and
ireave.y The ; corpn-liwi .commission
' tt request- of alt parties concerned
changes the (late of the hearing in the.
shatter of the union pa.w?nger station'1
; atGoldsboro, from "April 25th a May
Dr. L. Shaw Andre
t - Eye Specialut
Fyeg treated for all defects of vision .
Examination fx spectacles free.
Office Hotel Hazelton, New Bern, N.
' C. Houfs 12 to 2, 6 to 8 p. nu
Sk HURST
Jistributors for Craven, Car
teret," Onslow. Jones, Pam
lico, Beaufort, And King
ston Counties. .'.
to
All Kinds of
Southern Fruits
and Vegetables
for CASH or will handle on
consignment. Let me know
your prices on what you
have or will have. .
StEpln litton, Jr.r
Commission Merchant
,29 Vork St., Utica, N. Y.
Dtice'ot'Store Purchase.
I have put chased the stock of gener
al merchandise owned by Geo. S. Wil
cox, (deceased) at Bellair, N. C and
rill continue the business at the same
place. UJiai Lottie Wi'cox will man
age the business, with -the assistance
of Daniel Lane )r.
We expect to- carry ' -. a full line of
General Merchandise and sell at New
.Bern prices. i ,' r . '. ' n
We will thank all former patrons to
continue with us. --
,. Very Truly,
GUY S. LANE.
For 8al8
Trr fiash 'Or OH I i 1119
cne ten 51 P engine,
ens 12 II 5 engine, re -
fum tnrmlap nnilor
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CD jUEdW JTiaiL
;ith leOder and
CCHCicnSOr. Rea80n8
fOr ESlling Want tO put
4 1-ro-or machinerV
i. i x luabumti ,
j;r.3h UattOJ-i-S
fillVBr-
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mm i n - b " u - 1- rr-
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Wanted
Buy
und tan female dog, followed
r from Onslow county and
I.'t ' -" - ion. The owikt,
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tv-
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ICIi
II! tun seems tin-
: (D. IttliS IU1!
he rains i
People Steep in ' Parks And Drink
Ditch Water
Government Rushes Aid. Volcano Breaks
J.case In New Mexico. President Roon
welt Personally Gives Money to Red
resa Society. Soldiers Ooing
.Qnat Work Preserving
- . , Order.
Special to -Journal.
San Francisco, April 19, The fire
thought to have been checked last
night, continued until this afternoon,
when It was finally checked at corner
of Van Ness and Mission streets. Three
fourths of the city is utterly destroyed,
and 300, 000 are homeless, two-thirdiof
this number slept in Golden Gate Park,
last n:g'H. . '
; Provisions Scare and High(
Provisions are scarce and bread has
soil 'as Mh as a d-jlUr a loaf. The
mih'tary under orders have seized all
the" food supplies remaining in stores
ni w irehouses. The rush to lea re the
city con lnne".
- Drank Water Iron t itchae.
One bank president has directed that
$300,000 of the bank's funds be applied
to the immediate relief of the people.
The suffering from thirst is great, the
water mains are broken in hundreds of
places, but no wuter appear above the
ground, all staking into the earth. Peo
ple drink from ditches or pools, as they
can find water. One water company
says it will have water in part of the
mains tomorrow, and will be able to
furnish 10,000,000 uallons.
, ; - Twenty Thieves Shot
Today the regular troops shot dead
twenty,, perfjns who were discovered
stealing F s e hundred cadets from
the University of California are put on
duty, these art shooting every one at
tempting robbery.
The report that the famous Cliff
House had toppled into the sea, is un
true. v
Hundrede el Thousands Homeltee. -
The country about the city, and also
the hills and beaches, resemble a vast
camp, with its tents. - The problem of
feeding and sheltering 300,000 homeless
people, is one of the greatest thia na
tion has ever had to face. ' Portsmouth
Square has been made the public
morque. The soldiers have forced the
citizens, rich and poor, alike, at the
muzzles of their guns, to go to work
burying the dead, yet many remain un
buried, and remain a menance to pub
lic health.
Loeees to Be Paid.
The insurance companies announce
that they will pay losses by earthquake,
at well as by fire, though the policies
do not cover earthquake losses.
The U. S. Treasury Department has
failed to find its assistant treasurer, in
this city, also several other officials,
and it is believed they are lost.
Other Place Affected.
It is reported today that an earth
quake shock s;lit Mount Capulin, an
extinct volcano, near Folsom, New
J Mexico, and that smoke is pouring
from It and meltuig the snow. A hun-
dred pcopl8 ." dead at th townof
, ;overnmsnt M FoM
Secretary of Commerce and LaW,
Metcalfe, won his way from Washinir-
ton, to represent President Roosevelt.
He will confer with the governor of Cali-
Ionia, and will recommend what steps
BCC,M,y to b taken by the gov-
ernment to a J th iioni.ln nf CuHfnr.
nia. Aid is being rushed by the govern
ment. Forty six car loads of tents and
food aro going from Portland, Ore.
wua vast supplies Irom a
score of
n r,, has Um,!l;;f 6ent n m
t0 tIl0 t (-. ... :J c-
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People Are Leaving Stricken
- v Temporarily.
City
Dead art Burled In Trenches Filled With
: Quick Lima. No Estimate Can be
Put on the Number Killed.
Relief Coming
Rapidly. ''
Special to Journal.
San Francisco. April 21. The Are
continues but is believed to be some-,
what under control and if no unfore
seen circumstance occurs . it may
gradually be extinguished. The ferry
to Oakland was threatened but the
flames were checked. The use of fire
wag prohibited in houses. .
' Disposfng of Dead.
The bodies of the dead are lying all
over . the city and the disposition of yesterday, he was given an informal
these corpses has come to be a serious' reC(.ption in the Benbow House bbby
problem to the' authorities..' No one'. . , ;
. .. L . l . i u-s- by his many friends, in Greensboro,
can tell the exact number and it i ' ' ?
doubtful if it , ever vill be ) nown. ' A" political feelings were forgotten,
Quick lime is being used as disinfect-;as ihy gra.s:ied the Congreslinniti'.
ants.( Bodies are burried in trenches'-h-nd,. Democrat and Republican) alikf,
filled' with quick lime. j eager to show tl.eirVi-atiik-atiomcf Mr.
--.s. The Exodus Is Great. . ir.Iacktu n't victo-y.
thev 'camet awav. It h estimated
that 25,000 left today and they are not
only going on trains but are hurrying
out by any means they can get. The!
railroads are carrying people out free
of charge. . -v v ,.;
. , -: No Fear of Famine. : : '?,
!The prospect of famine has disapr
peared and food is abundant but the
of drinking water is still limited.
This, however, may be adjusted in a'.' w 0 ., ,
, ' . : ...... , from the Meyer Brothers Co. tor fifty
short time. There u no possibility of '
obtaining water through the city sys-, dollar?' and other contributions are
tem as both water an 1 sewer systems rapidly coming 'hi. A ma33,m3eting
are destroyed. . -
I , : LitUizing Vacant Building. .M,iyor, and the'Chamberof Commerce,
All vacant buildinp s are being eizea c , . - .. ..
for quarters for tho homileas and no'
claim of former .owner or occup mt is
honored. Persons are forbidden to en-1
ter other buildiiws than their, own ou
on pain of death. This order has been
made to prevent looting as far
P03F1D1O. . .
Another Town Destroyed. .
Tulane, a village of 3,O0b people was
destroyed by the earthquake and the
ruins are burning. So many towns
have been damaged that the legisla
ture has been called in extraordinary
session to prepare , immediate relief
measures, v
Subscriptions Pouring In
The amount of subecrrotions received
oythe relief . committee has reached
$2,500,000. President Roosevelt has
ask 3d Congress to increase its appro
priation. .
E Latham & Co s. Weekly Cotton
Letter
Special to Journal.
Greensboro, April 21. During the
week just past, the market suffered a
decline of about 3 8 cents from the
high of Tuesday, due nearly entirely to
the calamity on the Pacific Coast The
uncertainty of the financial situation
caused a gloomy feeling to pervade the
holders of stqcks.and cotton sold by them
in fright. On Friday there was a par
tial recovery in the market, which was
resumed today, and the closing is otily
8 points lower for May than lait Sat
urday. , The demand for spot cotton
was not quite so brisk as the week pre
vious, but there is no halting in the
spindles, and good, desirable grades
will command a large premium until
the next crop is marketed. ' Nek Fri
day is notice day for May delivery, and
it is understood all tenders will be
taken care of, and we see no reason for
any decline, and if shorts get nervous,
they may force the market much
higher.
A Wild Time.
Special to Journal:
, Raleigh, April 21. The A. & M. Col-
ege base" ball team won from theU.
of N, C. today in a most exciting and
interesting game. No scores were
made until the eighth inning when the
A. & M. 1 inded safely twice ard again
scored in the ninth, making the score
3 to 0. Patterson pitched a splendid
game and had his support been decent
would have won a great victory. He
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-opponents only got three hits on him.
The game was won on errors.
There was great excitement during
thn . Eima unA tha TV.IS k. ..-
to maintain order, tieing obliged atone .i" " , I.'-
u wv ( Tho following resolutions were en
time to make a pretense of getting his doT.le(J by the meeting : - ,
pistol. The U. of N. C rooters were! That every Domocratic voter of the
endeavoring' to occupy n, place on the 9th township is 'appointed a delegate to
front lines but were prevented. When tha counly ent'on in New
the A. & M. crowd went to the same
plare they w.:re not prevented and that
made the Varsities fore.
The crowd was large and uproarious
ana un-re nun noi ie..-n a mors exeilin.
ti;r.n that. Gv-v.-i-r.-r C;
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The Republican Congressman Over
; whelmed with Congratulations.
Demecnis and Republicans Expreu latls
faction Over His Victory. Liberal
: Conbibutlons For San Fran- ;
Cisco Sufferers. Mass .
- t Meeting Sunday
i Afternoon.
Special to Journal.
;1;
Greensboro, N. C.April 21..-ndmce
his yindicution, ; Congressman E. Spen
cer Blackman has received from all
parts of the State, over five hundred
telegram; ongraiulatinff twr-wHtic
outcome.-of the-trial.- - As Mr. Black
burn returned from tho court' room
Mr" K"?-kbu anJ M,llle've
for his h-xn- in Washington, D. C, in
a few u.yd. ;
Last night Mayor Mm phy recti-ed
Mr Moseg Cone the
r(:..:..
ju,,c vomuiwsnw- vompuny.a
check for $1,000, to be sei?t tp the euf-
ferers of the San Francisco disaster.
Followine Mr. Cone's check came one
ihas been called by. T.J Murphy,
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scnptwna to vne roaai rutws. ; -
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t . Btirr m Monillly ForMay
Thv nurrpnf. niimViov nf lwa
. beautiful raHgazine in the world" isnow
Ion a!l news tauls. The wwpr ta n fino
portrait of that popular stage favorite,
Miss Ethel Barrymore and Is presented
in colors, mong the prominent."people
portrayed are Chancellor McCrcaken,
the eminent financier, the hte. Susan
B. Anthony, and the Emperor of Austria
Among the people famous for their work
)in the drama or opera aro DeReszke,
the famous basso, Lillian Blaif"jlt, of
r j n.: T1....1 m jtL i? -r.4.
Grand Opera fame, Paul Ed wart3,""Vir
Erie, Adelo Ritchie and. Yvette
-uiibert, the celebrated French char
acter actress who is now making a fare
well tour of this country. The panjramic
features of the issue deal quite exten
sively with Egypt from photographs
obtained on the ground by our personal
representative. These photographs
were selected with great care and rep
resent the most" interesting scenes in
the Land of tho Nile. The color work
of this issue is exquisite and another of
the famous shadow pictures, this one
representing Miss Henrietta Crossman,
will attract admirers of this class of
photography. Altogether this May issue
is quite equal to any which precede
it. - Burr Publishing Company : New
York.
JUST BREATHE IT
Hyomel Curt Catarrh In Natural and Ra
tional Way.
No dangerous drugs or alcoholic con
coctions are taken into the system when
Hyomei is used in the treatment of ca
tarrh. Breathed through the neat
pocket inhaler that comes with every
outfit, the balsamic healing of Hyomei
penetrates to the most remote cells of
the nose, throat and lungs, killing all
catarrhal germs, healing the irritated
mucous membrane and effecting a Com
plete and permanent cure.
No medicine taken into the stomach
can possibly reach the remote cells of
the air passages, or give the imme
diate relief that follows the use of Hy
omei! A few days treatment is usual
ly all that is necessary to show how
quickly this remedy will cure catarrh. '
So successful has Hyomei been in the
cure of catarrh among his customers
that F. S. Duffy sells it under a posi
tive guarautee that it costs r-othing
unless it gives satisfaction. The com
plete outfit sells one dollar, while extra
bottles can bo obtained for 50 cents.
Jasper
At pr.nmry hed on Apr., 21g(. ,n
1 the 9th townahip the following names
I were elected as the executive commit-
tee : A. E. Wadsworth chairman, John
Daugherty, O. II. Perry, E. Z. K.
Bern April 27, 1006, 12 m.
Ve hIko pn.Wsfi Hnn. C. XI ThnmRS
for Congress, lion. D L Ward for Son-
ator. lion. Oil Guion Ju.tee of the
Th'rd Judicial District.
i k ht'iiil.itfho r. 'u'U') from a
it t f t'.' r1' 'i 1 is c:
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Cfi-Hn-
in-e ! v
Outlawry-. Adds to the Horror of the
, .
' Vuai(e and Fire " v
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Large Amounts of Money, Pouring tnto the
. Stricken City.' Earthquake Salt! to
j.- : ) Have Been Felt In Oregon. . ;
fecial to Journal. '
Sen Francisco, April 23. Fird broke
oii in .theioal (bunkers of the Union
ferry; lodnyvahds'-. fiercely raging;
These h-d not shown any signs of fire
Uw4' wiTiUqvcd.th(sy, would escape .
but the flames have made them their
prey. This presents a hard .-condition
as it miiv shut out communication with
.... ; ted,."-'. . . ,
Oakland. Tho total -tea of the burnt J tj.. g. va T. W, Brock, Onstew coun
district id said by people who have sur- ty, retailing liquor without payment of
vieyod it. to lie svtm square nnlea. special tax. Verdict, notguilty. .
P.o.ruent Lady i'wlng. U. P." vs W. Gaylor, Greene county,
.' ' . :.'. ' .' irfniHnfT i7irSrMif tha tti.-rtf' if
Iwtint ! c nfmion following the earth
(quake i i ) nor friends have been una-
bie to n 1 1 1 1 traoo of her. 1
Tremors Still Felt "
Di-i i -t choe'ts of earthquake have
been felt at Grants Pass, Oregon. -The
shocks have been accompanied by loud
noises. . - .!.(
Murdored by Patrol .
A mist unaccountable and horrible
affair occurred today in the murder of
H. C. Tilden, a leading -member, of
the Citizens Relief Committee. He
was riding in his automoUtk when he
. 1 1 , -it 11 . . ....i r
was snoi ana Kiueu oy six menioora i
the Citizens Patrol. The attack was
without warning or reason". Three of
the assailan's have been arrested. His
chauffeur was slightly woundad in the
meliic.
- Funds are Incroaslng
Congress has appropriated .another
half million dollars for the victims of
the fire, makiner a total of two and one
half million dollars. ' The United States
Treasury has deposited five miljion dol
lars in San Francisco bank? siSce Sat
i
urday.
Business Change at Arapahoe
rMr. J. A. Johnson has piuxhliscd the
interest of his partner, Adam Bennett
in the ' general mercantile ' busi
ness of Johnson aid Bennetf&t Arapa
hoe. ' Mr. Bennett retires on account
of ill health. v.-
Dr. Pepper is sold only in-" bottles
5 cents. ' ' ' . . '
First Strawberries
Tho Editor is tha appreciative recip
ient of his first strawberries jof this
season from his friend Graham T. Rich
ardson, 'on whoso farm -they- were
grown. They are the 'Hef Jin variety,
and are beauties.--. t
Mr W. F. Aberly Hurt " ' v
Saturday morning Mr. W. F. Aberly
of the Pine. Lumber Co.; met with a
severe accident in the company's yard
on Griffith street.'- He was .endeavor-
tag to stop a loaded car with umbe4Rolved: That it is the sense of this
- to r . L..M tint V.1 TTsvV. f II nuixTC
which had beer) pushed up to another.!
car. He was caught between the cars
and he suffered the fracture of one rib
and also of the breast bone. He is re
covering rapidly, i - . -
i Call for a bottle of t)r!. Pepper.
; . Union Point. . '
' " itpril 23.
We are having very dry weather but
the truck and fruit crops seem . to be
growing well. - - " '' '
JAri. E. C. Garner and M?M. Giancy
are visiting relatives in Wildwbod. j
"Mr. and Mrs. N. L, Boil Raited rela
tives in Newport last week, -j .
The potatoes have tot a
good start
but the; potato bugs seem to have got a
better start. We would like to know
if they are troublesome elsewhere.
Misses Lula and Besso Garner were
the guests of Miss Amanda Garner Sat
urday night. ';'; ;-;.'.' '..'chairman. , . -
Mr. A. L. Wilson lost" V flno horse Moved und carried that the proceed-
last week.
Mrs. Etta Wethorington of Tuscs -
rora was the guest. of her sister Mrs.
M. H. Garner last week." v.. '.- :-
Mrs. E. X. Garner has built a fine'
house. - . '
Miss Lula Longest has returned from
a visit to Bogue.
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A fire broke out in a bouse here and
i-j.it-ri
caused a good deal of fngtit li'stThurR-
. .. , , ,
dcy. It was put out before much d:im-!
J r
agewasdom. .
Mr. E. E. Lundy preached at New -
port last Wednesday night, after which
hepreacheil at Hodnots Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. rr-scott vuod
friends in Ncwpo.it Taturd -". -.
Vr. and Mi -i. F. N.' Hi -vr w-o
of V.i... C. T. C,v.. - :':.,!--
The Regular Spring Tribunal Commences lie
. Sessions
The spring term of the United States
o"rtbgan few yesterday with its
usual formality: The. chanres of the
personnel are confined to the marshals
ncenjch's;yinp
Mr, Claudius Dockery the United
gtltfS- jrarsfial. vice H. C. Dockery
and Deputy : Marshal n. vv. Ward,
, Vice John Dockery. ' Other deputies
, Messrs Mitchell and Sharp were also I
present. District Attorney Harry Skin
ner was assisted by Mr. Gilsa of ,Dur-
ham.
The grand ' jury was organized with
Amok G. Co, o? Pitt ertuntv. forfiman.
jdW JWft's 'oHarge .to the grand
jury was elaborate and exhaustive.
Following are the cases tried:
U. S. vs Damon Fulchor, Carteret
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special government tax.
' j v Now Bern Gave $600
The total contributions of the city of
New Bern to the sufferers in San Fran
cisco were'ov.er $600.. Aside from the
general subscription taken up by Mayor
Patterson, the Knights Templar, Elks
Lodge and the congregation of the
Presbyterian church took up special
collections.
In our 'summary of the donations we
were in error a3 to the gift of Mr. J. A.
Meadows; it should have been $50.00.
Following are those who have given
money since the list in Sunday paper:
Pine Lumber Co., $25; Mike Joudy,
53 00; Cash, ?t E0; Cash, 50 cts; M,
Hahn, $3 00; Cash, $1 00; R, F. Broad.
dus, $5 00; I. P. Hatch, (col.) $100-
R. W. Williamson, (col.) $2 00. '
New Bern Underwriter's Agency.
Whilst at this time we have no defi
nite news of the extent of the Com
pany's loss tt San JFranciseo, we know
that our interest (whilst doubtless
great) is yet in a comparative sense
moderate, the volume of business tran
sacted in that city, judged by premiums
received, not being much above the
average.
Our United States funds are doubt
less quite ample to satisfy this loss
without call upon our home office, but,
as has been customary on like occasions
in (the past, arrangements are in prog
ress to furnish the whole of the needed
money fiom England, in order that
these funds may bo undisturbed. ;
Yours V'-ry truly,
. HENRY W. EATON,
, : Resident Manager.
Tha Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co.,
, - ' Carolina Wins Again
Special to Journal:
Richmond," Va., April 23. The Uni
versity of North Carolina base ball
team defeated the University of Vir
ginia today by a score of 6 to 1. Bat
teries for Carolina: Cunningham and
Rogers.
i Pleasant Hill Precinct
'Chairman G, T. Richardson called
meeting to order and the following reso
lutions were unamimously endorsed:
primary that the Hoh. O. H. Guion be
endorsed by the County Convention for
Judge of the 3rd Judicial District and
we hereby instruct bur delegates to the
convention to that end.' '
Resolved: That we endorse the course
of our democratic member of Congress
Hon C R Thomas and we instruct our
delegates to' the County Convention to
vote for a resolution of instruction for
his re-notoination.'- ' v
.'.We the democrat of Pleasant Hill
precinct hereby endorse Hon D L Ward
for one of the Senators from this dis
trict and hereby instruct our delegates
to vote for his re-nomination in the
Democratic County Convention' to be
held in New Bern April 27, 1906.
I The following delegates were elected
tn thd ("ountv Convention :J B Crench.
jj A Lancaster, G T Richardson, J E
Hill and J T House? :
J B French, E A Lancaster, GT
Richardson, J L Humphrey and W S
Richardson were elected townbhip exe
cutive committee, with J B French,
ing of this meeting be sent to the New
! Roin Journal with quest to publish
Bam6' . ' ''. '
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Clad lNeWS Receive,J
.The anxiety felt by the family ard
..fricnds'ot Ut' V'ark stevcn80n h,0is
w"
relieved Sunday by the receipt of two
.. . wii ic
telegrams, one from Mark lnm?t If t.icl
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the other from his employer at luciun-
,. ... . n 11 .j i
apolis. am v.ai dated fi om 0:iKl '"nana
u:te.d that he was safe fnd w.ll but
. th;lt thinr was loft to him save the
t.0.),ca he won'.
...
' Tho l"i;'. ht-.--.-3 of thn A--. i i. ..:i P--
oh.ia.in ('. .-v: s i In i.-r..: r .-
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KEEP
COOL
By using Peerless Ice
land freezers, Cold Wave and
refrigerators. The
Li:rr j -
'dtfierence.' in COSt Of ICe Will'
if ' greater over cheaper ... .
; makes. . ". v. ' . '
. Rest Well
by using good hammocks..
Don't Worry
over hot stoves," get a blue
frame Oil Stove.- at a small
cost. Call and see before
you buy.
Yours to please,
J. S. MILLER
New Bern N. C
THE PEOPLE
Prove The Quality
of Our Ice Cream
If they didn't like the 'delicious arr
tide we have, they would not patronize .
us. Come and see for yourselves.
We also sell the best brands of cigars
and tobacco.
Crescent Tobacco
Company.
Wz D. Barrington
MANAGER.
CiGA
SOLD BY
Rytiian's
Restaurant
AND
BivErciiiS Store
, :'. " Proprietor.
Pharmacy
,127 Middle Street. .
Full line of .Drugs, Medi
cines, Toilet Articles and
Soap. Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIP
3 TIONS A SPECIALTY
Made from pure dis
tilled filtered 'wa
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19-21-233Griffith Srrect,
Phone 23,
BLACKSMITH & WIl.LL'
Busies, Wagons, Crt3 and T
ways kept in stock. I r..,
without cutting with tho 1:
proved tire shrinker. I k.ji.--;i
supply of cart whwls rJ v..-. ;
rej.-tirin;; done at quirk r.-n '
Shop on South Front ,
Hancock SU.
Tor:
KEY WEST
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