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f 3v 4 Pnb fche In To Section, every Tuw y mad Friday, aWonriiM BulMIn?, M tfiCa'en Street -' .'' ": CHARLES ,lT SfPVEN ItllTOI 4n PHOJtlTO 8UB8CR1PTIOH BATE?- Two Months,. r. . ... .. ... . . .25-Ccnt ThreeeMontbs,. o: , Ml Twslvs Month. '-m ONLY IN ADVANCK, Official Paper of New Bern and Craven County. ' ' " - " AdsrtlaiQ rates turn. urn! upo-t af- nltwlton Ht h e otttoe, or upon noniry sy Bail." M-TbVdueBtiu. IB only sent on py--advmnos basis. Subscribe..! will Mcelva notice of expiration of their sut - loriptiona and an immediate response to notice wul be appreciated by the ' loUMAl ' Entered at the Postoffice, lew Be: d jr. OL sonrmd-elass matter. New Bern, N. C, August 7, 1906. THE ALBEMARLE BRIOCE AND FISHING INTERESTS. The opposition of the people of Eden ton, N. C, also others in the same vi cinity, to the building of the railroad bridge across Albemarle Sound by the Norfolk and Southern Railroad Compa ny may not be unnatural, accepting the reason of the people for their op position, which is that a bridge will de stroy the fishing interests of that sec tion, which is an industry of import ance. But while the contention may be hon estly made, that a bridge will greatly interfere and cause severe loss to the fishing interests of Edenton and vieini ty. can it be said that this contention can be practically demonstrated'.' So far as the railroad people are con cerned it cannot be argued that they would wish to build a bridge or even a foot of road, which might lead to the lessening of their revenues. The bridge is wanted, because commercial needs call for this shortening of time across Albemarle Sound, instead of the old method, by ferry. That is the neces sity in the situation, and it would he foolish to suggest that the Norfolk and Southern people have any but the ut most consideration to uphold and main tain every dollar's worth of fishing trade in Albemarle Sound and Chowan river, and every tributary to the .sec- lion which the road touches, or may do bweiness with through branch reads, or by boat lines. - ; 1t , But if the hshine interests V)f Albe marle Sound, and specially E.lenton, want to get at the real source of dan- Mr. let them ursre in the next State legislature, the abolishment of the set nets, the Dntch nets in the sounds and rivers, and so get at the evil which to day is destroying more fish, and leading to the certain destruction of the fishing interests in the principal waters of east era Carolina, working far greater harm and injury than all the bridges which commerce might demand across the sounds and rivers tributary to the "Njounds and ocean. t A railroad bridge across hr"XlLe - marl Sound-any foolc like a barrier to v the fishing interests, but it does not act the part of a Dutch.net, which re- - gpects no fish, big or small, in season or out of season, going up the river to pawn, or the young not half grown - fish which coming down to the salt wa ter, is caught, instead of being permit ted to grow and become an article of trade, is caught and thrown on shore to rot, perhaps used for fertilizer purpos es, when it was created for human food. The Dutch net is the evil which the fishing interests of Eastern Carolina must fight to .avoid destruction, not - . railroad bridges. BEWARE OF POLITICAL CROW EATING. Political likes or dislikes, or perhaps better expressed, political preferences for candidates for nomination, demand certain conservativeness of expres sion by the individual or the newspaper, unless the individual and newspaper shall have nothing to bind them to what ' primary or convention ' may do in the way of nominations. Political independence of expression and action can be held by men of any political party, without in any degree detracting from their party character, or placing them at variance with the principles and tenets of their party. Eut there are heard expressions, and pull! , lied criticisms, which can hardly come under the description of party independence, because these expres sions must be classed as ultra party in V. fir bearing, If the results of the I vty's actions shall bJ in variance v ' :i the declarations uttered or pub- ry ! rut is entitled to' favor- , . ; ' - t' iX tLe choic shall be as prescribed by party rules and platform. This choice may extend from Constable to President,, but the independence too often goes beyond the preference, and takes he form of dis crediting other candidates. The result is seen whan the primary or convention instructs and nominates the man who has come in for abuse by those of his own party, who must recede from their previous position of antagonism,-and enter the race, supporting a candidate whom they may have declared unfit for fie office. If the individual or news paper is' honest in its anti-nomination convictions and expressions, then there is the humiliation of crow eating, or the repudiation of party, and all the time there was no necessity that opin ion should have forced such a situation in order that individual or newspaper independence was to be enjoyed. In trd3 diy of extremes, of quick political change3, who may declare Roosevelt or Bryan the paramount leaders and proceed to discredit every possible political competitor of these men? The ultra may do so, but it is the wise political follower of party ob servance who will not, and so be spared the necessity of any possible' crow eat ing whtn the political whirligig sends up sojiie new name to be voted for by the voters oi the political parties. PERSONAL VANITY WHICH DE STROYS. this B-reat Babvlon that I have built for the house of the king dom, by the might of my power, ana tor the honor of my majesty : And how many men since the days of the Babylonian king, have exclaimed about themselves in like manner, if not in the same words, and like Nebuchad nezzar lived to see that their human creations were canity, that the seem ing gold was tinsel, and the glory per ished and vanished leaving hollowness and wretchedness behind. The world of today finds many men who. builders up of their own destinies and fortunes have achieved a financial success which even to the ancients of past kingdoms in the world's history, would anDear like tremendous fort unes. The Captains of Industry and fi nance of this twentieth century have much to be proud of and to boast them selves, "is not this great fortune the creature of my skill and genius," and so forgetting all else but self, fall into such personal vain glory, that destruc tion following quickly after them, finds then! easy victims, because of their consuming vanity. The pride of money and its power, is to be noted on every side today. It makes the millionaires and the multi millionaires a class to be enjulated by the youth' of this age, until hunger for money power destroys the moral side of man, and the possessor of money feels that he is amenable only to him self for any and every action, be it in the business circle or in the moral la,w. Morals or money, the choice too of ten is not even considered, for with the dollars cannot man exclaim, "ie net this great Babyjoif That I have built," and who jnify 'dare defy the king of the lsen!y1iingdom? But happily for the good of the world and the preservation of all that is high est and best in man, the same power from heaven, while it may not be .heard in the voice which came to the Babylo nian monarch, yet equally effective metes out justice today, and the man of money power, seemingly serene and secure in his vast possessions, yet be cause of flagrant violations of morality, is not at heart Bound, his body may ap pear to enjoy but the spirit is haunted, his associations with men lack the ster ling strength which honor and charac ter can only give, and like Nebuchad nezzar there would be equal peace if his dwelling was with the beasts of the field, instead of in his own gilded pal ace which only reflects the dishonor by which it was created. - - ' A Guaranteed Curt For Piles Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding, Piles. Druggists are authorized to re fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fail to cure in 6 to 14 days. 50c. , . The Lewis and Clark Centennial Ex position declares a dividend of 23 per cent of the par value of the stock. It also declared itself dissolved. ; OASTOIIXA. Boars tba HaW 18'1' Although the revolts at Sveaborgand Cronstadt are both reported crushed, Al .1 , . . . . me guuooK is aeciarea to be a very dark one. ; . . - A Myitry Solved. "How to keep off periodic attacks of biliousness and habitutl constipation wis a mystery that Dr. King's ' New iLilc Pills solved for ma," writes John N) Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind. The orily pills that are guaranteed to give po"fect satisfaction to everybody or intney refunded. Only 25c at all drug 6 tores. NO REPUBLICAN SUCCESS . In .North Carolina Iu Sight. Says Senator Simmons. Crop Outlook Desolate (Special Co respondence.) Raleigh, Aug 3. Senator Simmons returned today with his family from nfs farm in Jones where he has been since Congress adjourned. His work during the session was very onerous and he was threatened with a break-1 down, his physician advising hfm to go to the country and take a rest. Speaking of the crop conditions he remarked that there was al most desolation in a string of the eastern counties, about forty miles in length from north to south, rain having fallen for two months with only a week of good weather. He does not think that Craven and Jones counties can possibly make more than a third of a cotton crop and in the whole distrist east of Goldsboro he thinks the cotton crop has been cut 50 per cent The Senator was asked about politics, as the Democratic State Chairman and said that he had every reason to be lieve that the Democrats would make a clean sweep in all the congressional districts, and so far from the Repub licans making gain?, he believes that they will lose in this campaign and that the Democratic party will make gains. He says the Democratic party has not been in better condition in the State since he began to consider poli tics. He says that Congressman Black burn is already a whipped man in the Eighth District and that the last defeat of the Democrats in their district was on account of over confidence and be cause in a few counties there were some local difficulties which resulted in a larire stav-at-home vote, but this will not occur again. It is absurd to talk of the Republican party making gains in North Carolina at a time when it is so clearly demonstrated that it is the bread and butter brigade, absolutely dominated by office holdors. The repub lican party may build up some of these days, but not until after the present offica-holding oligarchy has been ended. The Republican party in' the south is dominated by cabinet. Secretary Taft told the truth in his speech at Greens boro. The selfishness of the nomina ting crowd is so great it will not let go. To Curt A Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Druggist refund money if it fails to cure E. W. Grove's signature is on each box.' 25c. VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. Names, Not Inninuatioiw Wanted. Editor of the Journal. I inclose copy of a letter written to CoL Skinner from this city, sent by him to Marshal Dockey and sent by the lat ter to me, and ask that you publish the same. , New Bern N. C. July 21.-4906. Lear Sir. We temperance people here cannot understand why you do not direct and authorize your Dept Marshal here in New Bern to go and arrest sertain U.b. defendants wanted here for selling liquor without license. Plenty people here know where they are at, it is believed Mr. Babbitt knows ryht where they are at These defend ants are wanted by United States, cor respond with your own Dept U S Mar shal I think he can tell you where they are at They can be taken.' , Signed Temperance Cause. For the information of "Temperance Cause" I will state I have warrenta for people who did live in New Bern but who have left vince these warrents were issued, my' information is, some are in Norfolk, New York and Boston if this "Temperance Cause" knows the whereabout of any def endent in my erritory, write me where he can be found I will be much obliged to him he can sign his name, I will keep it a pro found secret to he need fear no dam age. . ; I want to tell "Temperance Cause" on the 27 of July 1906 1 arrested party in Duplin Co., who wag openly violat ing the Ward bill, he is bound over to the Oct U. S. Court I was informed the constable of that township, acting as Deputy Sheriff, (being engaged in summoning witnesses to : the l uplin Court) bought and drank whiskey at this man snon trie aav Dei ore i arrest ed ; him suppose Temperance Cause looki alter the state oincers wnoee dutv it ia to enforce hi "Temperance Cause" my duty ia to enforce the col lection oi revenue, . ' C. M. BABBITT. Deputy Marshal. Wh Watting Away "I had been troubled with kidney disease for the last five yean," write Robert R Watts, of Salem, Mo. lost flesh and never felt well and doc tored with leading physicians and tried all remedies suggested without relief. Finally I tried Foley'a Kidney Cure and lees than two bottles completely cured me and I am now sound rnd well' During the summer kidney irregulari tiea are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. Attend to the kidneys at once b using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Davis Pharma - cy. . r 1 - - " . Mm VIOLA MAWIHULt. MRS. MARSHALL 1 SUFFERED WITH SYSTEMIC CATARRH. PE-RU-NA SAVED HER. Mrs. Viola Marshall, fll7 East Jack son street, Springfield, 111., writes : "Two month ago when I sought your advice, and you told me that 1 was suffering from systemic catarrh, I had gotten so bad that I could not bear the Jolt of walking and bad to lie down most of the time, "1 began taking your Pernnaand now I feel like a new woman. "I can walk Jnst as far as I please without feeling any fatigue and I have taken only three bottles of Peruna. "I shall never cease praising Poruna, nor thanking Dr. Hartman for his kind advice." Systemic catarrh claims many victims because this disease is not always un derstood, and therefore not correctly treated. What is needed is an Internal catarrh remedy which exerts a healing effect on the mucous membranes of the entire body. Such a remedy is Peruna. The sin cere letters of "thosq who have expe rienced its benefits in sneh cases are evidence of its medicinal value. Peruna Is sold by your loaal Druggists. Buy a bottli today. Bradstreet Trade Report. New York Augi 3 -Bradstreet to morrow will say for Richmond and icinity. Trnde this week has been de void of special features. In dry goods, notions, shoes and kindred lines the season has been satisfactory, sales hav ing a fair increase over the same period last year. Dealers in machineay and mill supplies report an active season and favorable conditions almost without exceptions. The produce market is quiet as is usual at this time of the year but conditions are favorable for a period of unusual activity within the next two or three weeks. Manufactur er and jobbers of paper are well suppli ed with orders and the irereasing lm portance of the industry locally is worthy of note. Collections are irregular in some lines they are satisfactory but in others particular those that depend upon local retail trade they are back ward. Retail trade is at the usual per iod of end season dullness Continued excessive rain has had an adverse effect upon corn and tobacco but it is believed that no serious injury to the crop wil result v Hit Stood tht Ttst 25 Years. The old, original GROVE'S Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It ia iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No pay. TWENTY DAYS OF RA!. More Wet Days Than in Tlio Month of June. IUiii Fall Waa Less, 11.90 Inches- The years are few and far between for which fact we may be thankful that hai such a record of moisture us this summer has seen. It Ifas been trying on the patience and it requires the most sunny disposition possible not to have some gloomy foreboding as to the outcome of this weaverv There were twenty rainy days last month but the raitifall was more than four inches less than the rainfall in June. The biggest fall for one day was 3.09 inches: Following is the report as taken by local observer, James B. Bill: JULY: , 2od-.98. 3rd-.03. . : 4th-.06. 6th-.71. 6th .24. 7th .52. 8th trace, , 9th trace. , ' I3th-.06. 15th-.40. 16th .44. . 17th-.35. 18th trace. 19th .78. 20th ,77.v 21st-1.10. 24th-3.08. 25th-1.08. 26th-.08. 30.20.' 31st-.99, Baron Komura, on the way to his post in London as Japanese Ambassa dor, declared in an interview that Jt pan would keep all her pledges with re gard to Manchuria. . ; i Wh la Poor Htalth Bor Yian. . . Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pu writes: -,I waa in poor health for two years, suffering from kidney and blad der trouble, anfl spent considerable money consulting physicians without - obtaining any marked lenefit, but was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure, and 1 j desire to add my testimony that it mny be theeause of restoring the health of pothers. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Davis Pharmacy. esp eiffaii mm; '1 ln iUTik' ot lis Ton )a!i Oiiti-iir. - -. nmp Glrrn is no more. The martial I eity by te sea has aimed into" a ..has been and the soloiersj'.f: the aeonndvjr I intent N. C.N. Gi'are now pursutntr j their refju'.M? peaceful vo.-atiors un i r their ox vine ar,'J fig tree. Hie camp ! wa broken up early vrs'cnluv morn- ( intf and the special trsm lannc I?- . soldiers rr.si.i throufli ;m'w lt: n at j 7.30 r.nd S V:'o :k. Tiw Li;'hr, Am;1.' rv and Vi!rnkwn soldiers wt-ra tianm-cr red to the Atlantic '. ik.I L m l l. - There hi; been no soici tl f'urato speak of ill connect ten with the -lamp. It has been rt frflid' d an successful by the officers. T re gun practice and drill showed some crcdilVi.le -wrork but at the same time the worVmttnsn'p. in ! general was witiciifd ni:d it was swl tha lit the' next eiaanipmeia special attention should be paid to the marks manship. The Governor's presence among tho men and his review -and kmd word troni him inspired them to make extra efforts to merit Uis approval. The social funic tcons of the camp were all highly en joyable and the irksnmj lutiesof camp life were made more pleasant by the ladies of whom there wcVo many at the Atlantic hotel. Ihere was oi.e matter of disappoint ment to the boys and it is said some feeling was arou.-iod on account of the paj. The soldiers were on the ground ten days and expected p;w fur t at length of time but. they were only :i! lowed pay for eight days. They nvide some " protest hut of ours-, the ma' tir could not be adjusted. Col. Bragaw . put them in a 'more peueei.blc frame' of mind but they kft -feeling a trifle j ' Sure. i Pome of the Nuvu! K "serves went to j Wilmington on the Conilo and wore (he guests of the local division and the Star si.vs the rJturn of the embryo-1 i ? oli he it; there. The iackies reached Wilmington. i ! i excellent shape and had a splendid ! thprn,itn., whi,.h was found I admirably aduoted to the purpose. The men had some fine practice with targets I at sea and had an opportunity of getting their sea leers in good fashion before re turning. Not a m-in with whom a re porter talked yestcnUv regret t'.-d tUe trip and expressed a hope of goiner on the cruise aerain next ye . r. Lieutenant Jno. I. Pescluiu wns in comiind of the Wilmington divi.-iiuii the latter days of the cruise and l.rouht Ihem around vesterdav. With the Wilmington sail- ors were a pan of the New Bern di vision who chose to come to Wilmincton en the ship and return by rail from lmv. The New Born jackies were entertained b their Wilmington comrades during the afternoon and night at their armory on Princess St. and the visitors will leave this after noon for their homes. Governor Glenn and stall were guests of the sailors at Murehead for several little informal affairs, all of which were much enjoyed by the 'chief executive. The ship went out daily for a cruise while at Morehead except on two days when the steamer was stuck on a aand bar. The incident reflected in no wise upon those in charge of the ship, and the 't'ars" rather more enjoyed ha.n were discomfitted by the accident. Capt W. A. Sanders, representing the. jpwn ers, was aboard the Compton for most of the time aud the boys formed quite an attachment for him. The genial cap tain was among the most popular of the command," The sailors were fre quent visitors at' tamp Glenn and were cordially received ty toe infantry and artillery there. The boys- reached New Bern from Wilmington last n'ht, When the War is Over. , Dear Journal Though we Bogue Sounier i live as it were, in the "Dept. of the Interior, '.'it d ti itjs is heard of us except during water melon time we leally live, more and have as many ups and downs as other folks, and-" the dry, weather and the miny weather finds our corn, cotton and other crops sni twist th?wi P ' and drowns th.-m out just the siime as if wo liv id on the railroad or in town. ' , i -It js consojintf lo b fed out.f -tb same spoon as other foiks.'even .if drought and flojd does havoc our stuff, for misery lpvea company and prosper ity too. But aint it rained and rained for a month or more, causing the gras to grow and to catch up with the crops and try to supplant them.' But we Bogue Sounders got mad with the grass and declared war on it, and Blayed it fore and aft, not even stopping to bury the dead and now we are eonquorers, our corn, cotton etc "having undisputod rights of territory U" feed and grow ac corded ihem. We have about "laied buye'! and will soon relax, rest and ease ourselves crae; hut soon; to. pull' our selves togother for fori getting, the most distasteful work of farm life. Our, bread crop looks well, and it seems na-; ture ia willing to feed us bountifully, but slapB at our averice in expending so much for fertilizers for our money crep by cutting' short the crop, J. W. S. Bogue, N. C:, Aug. 1, m. PILES! PILES! PILES!. Dr. WiWoms' Indian. Pile Ointment will cure Wind, Weeding. Ulcerated and 1 idling Pile. It iihsorU tho tu mors, hIIhjS tluMtchinif at mice, actH as a poultice ,, gives, imaant, rein f. Dr. Willianii' Indian Pile (Ji'itment iu pre? pared for Pitei and Itching of the pri vnt' parts. Kvery box i guiinmtred. Sold by diwiTiflt. Iiy ninil, for fic and $1.00 'Eold by D. A' Harget. t ?H UillUll U U tmkiJ " was d total wreck,' wt ites Mrs. Beulah Rowley, of Champoeg; Oregon, "front pains 1 had suffered, for 4 years, every month. Sometimes I would be unconscious for 12 hours at a stretch. I did not knowthat anything could stop the pain, entirely, but Wine of Cardui did. 1 advise all , women suffering with painful periods to use Car dui and be relieved." . It does this by regulating the functions and toning up all the Internal female organs to health. It is a pure, specific, reliable, female remedy, with '4 a record of 70 years of success. It has bene v fited a million others. Why not you? Try it. Sold by Every Druggist in $1.00 Bottles. WINE OF -'" ' . An Accurate History. , (Special Correspondence). Iialeiijh, Aug. 4 Mention was made n few-days. ago. of the fact that Capt. Samuel A. Ashe had in preparation the very complete history of North ..Caro linn. This' is to be brought about in vwy handsome style and U to be very cismp'i'te'y illustrated, .treat numbers cf spec.i :1 pho'ographs are now being taken for it in the Hall of History here and at other points. Capt. Ashe, than whom no man Ls more competent to .1. . I.: iL. oi... i j win.; um m-jtury ui uie OLaie nas ue vuted some years to this work and the ;t.it voluma is almost completed. j .. .. ....- c. ui.ii titiiHoiuit oca nan . Viks life now as safe 'in that city as i .1 c mi r '" 'K,rer "luu- n.uuuunw, '1" si,1,ls on button street, in Waco, M Tex., needs no Hea wall for safety. He writes: "I have used Dr. King's New discovery for consumption for the past live years and it keeps me well and safe. ,-I'efore that time I had a cougn wiiich fcr years had been growing wcrsr. Now it's gone." Cures chron ic cc ir.-ht!, LaGrippe, croup, whooping ugh and prevents pneumonia.: Pleas ant tal,e Etery bottle guaranteed t all drug stores. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. ' Convicts Attempt to Escape. Atlanta, Ga., Aug, 4 Sixty negro convicts attempted an escape from thf convict 'camp at midnight last night. A guaid.waa making his rounds jmc" opened the door of the ' room Jn which the men slept was knocked downy The negroes then started for the door but the fii-3t ouu outx was shot dead by wictuer gucrd. Thi3 causedT the c -n- vjcts to cool down. One, however, es caped and Atlanta is having another man hunt which "is - the second thit week. . ' Navarro "Reverter, . the Minister of Finance, has announced that there will shortly be established a line'of .steam' s'dps running direct from Vigo to New York. - - . KacKay's Mac-u-dine cures all headaches, etc doei not de press the heart, 10, 25 and 60 cents a bottle at druggists, 5c doses at foun tains. . .' '.. ' : ' Builtiers" Strike Unchanged. (Special Correspendence. ) Raleigh, Aug. 4. There is no change in the situation ns regards the strike of the carpentors here. The ranks of the strHTers received one accession today. bringing the total number up to 140. The president, Mr.'Barrow, of the" lo cal union, says the strike is only for a nihehour day ahd"that it-is not the purpose of the union to say . that coa tractors shall o'r shall not employ union inert only, the only point being to se cure the shorter dayY leaving the era ployment of men entirely to lhe. con tractor. M. - ' San Francisco - Threatened With Strike.' San' Francisco, Ca)., Aug4. The city is now threatened with a great strike. Ui presentatives of all unions whose members are in" pay of united railroads met in secret session last night and affected an amalgamation. A move for increased wages '; caused the strike which may shut down the entire ay tem. . ; ' ' ' J" 'If you have aim In life you can't af- ford to waste any time hating peo- n'c' -.-v;';' v ' - - ' "'.'' ,, "Always Rcnicibcr 1 tho l-anatlvO'Prc-o tercs c Co!-3b Oz f 1 . mi ADVICX " Writ ul a Idtar ducriHnf ell your symptoms, and w will stnd yon Free Advtco.ia alula aoalod envelope. Address: Ladles' Advieory Deptrtmtnl, TlwChattanotajaMedlciMCo., Chatta nooga, Ten a. . - 1111 Rockefeller'i Gift Never Arrived- San Francisco. Aug 4 When sub scriptions were received in New York , for the relief of stricken San Francisco John D. Rockefeller subscribed $ 100, 000, and the Standard Oil Company waa put down for the-same amount - In the course of time was an order directing Superintendent Leach, of the mint to pay to the relief committee $70,000, being as the order states, "a portion t f of subscription to the fund." At the relief headquarters they are waiting for the rest of the Jmoney, but it hai not yet come. James D. Phelan, w"ho directs the finances of the relief com mittee, was askei about the ill sub scription, and admitted it waa a mys tery o him. Many people cannot go to church no to an entertainment Oven walk, ride, ortt.ke a short journey on the cars, wi hout incurring the worst kind of headache. Its because of defective virion. The heat and gla.e of the sun still further strain the overwoiked eyes make them smart and burn and sere. We fit your eyes withjhe prop er glasses to protect them and relieve he strain. J. O. BAXTER, Graduate Optician. . President Edwin Ray Lankeiter, in his annual address to the British Asso ciation for the Advance Science, spoke )f what Americans had done to extend cientific investigation. Henry's Pharmicy will happen to- A great deal of anxiety was caused ia the city over a special in the News and Observer from Washington an nmncing an accident in which a Miss Jennie Burma was drowned. A tele phonic message to Hyde county where Miss Burrua is staying revealed that .he party drowned, waa a 14 year old girl who waa with her sister, Mrt. A. S. Johnson of Washington. The steamer Howard, running be tween Trenton and New Bern is under going repairs at the Meadows ship yard. The steamer Ellen S. ia making trips -an the Howard schedule. At the Centenary church today Prof 'R. C. Morgan, of , Wilmington, Dela' ware, will preside at the organ at both services.' Prof, Morgan it a celebrated musician and his specialty ia pipe organ music. He, will also give a recital Wednesday evening. -. John Glasper, a colored man from Pamlico county waa in the police cour: for disorderly conduct. The fact was, that he was drunk. He had a bottle of liquor on him which he said waa . nothing but cider.. When it proved . that the contents of the bottle waa ttionger than cider he began to lie and Ananias would havegladly adopted him as worthy son if he could have heard the multiform prevarications. He fought hard against it but he had to cough op five dollars. , Word has been received in the city of the serious illness of Mrs. George Green in t privats sanitarium in New York. The regular services of the First Baptist church will be conducted today at their temporary place of worship, the old Methodist building. No true woman ever takes off her hat without putting op her hand to as certain if her back hair Is all right. HOLLISTER'S " - a liny MadlclM fur Bu Paomt. Brum SoWm Hitk tnt Imwl VKofc A tpeolfla (or Oonat1rtlon. IniHioatlon, TJr KDd KWner troulilea, Hlmoina, fccim. ImpuK koi Uackach. IuKocHf Mountain Tlu- J&JX. fQiQEN NUGGETS F0 IAU0W PEOPlli - - - - ' ... 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