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New Dent, N. C. September 25, 1906.
POLITICAL ORATORY AND VOTE
GETTING.
The statement in the public press,
that the speaking of Mr. W. J. Bryan,
on his trip through North Carolina du
ring the past, few days, has greatly
helped the Democratic party of this
State, is a statement which even those
of opposite party convictions, will not
deny, f The question as to Mr. Bryan's
position on publie issues, has nothing
to do with the effectiveness of his
speeches, h is not whether his hear
ers believed all his ideas, or would vote
for him, should he be the Democratic
Presidential nominee. The fact that
thousands were at the places where Mr.
Bryan spoke, was cause in itself for a
gain in democratic strength.
The contention is sometimes made
that political speaking is playing out.
That the stump speaker is no longer a
vote getter. . Just how many votes the
individual candidate may gain by his
speeches, cannot be determined, but
that political speeches help parties,
when the right kind of speakers go up
on the stump, cannot be denied. The
help in getting the voters out. massed
together in crowds, creating enthusi-
asm, and arousing an interest which a
crowd always does- The political speak
er should prepare the way In a cam
paign, by getting the voters out. Once
arouse the interest, and the voter will
follow arguments, read his newspaper,
discuss with his fellow voter the politi
cal situation, and then be an early vi si
tor at the polls on election day.
Naturally, Mr. Bryan attracted large
crowds. His is the personality to do
so. But reports also indicate that the
Democratic State speakers are all hav
ing good crowds to hear their speeches,
and this signifies an interest, and it
should be the effort of all Democratic
influences to keep up 1 this interest in
North Carolina. It is not enough that
the Democratic party of North Caroli
na has an assured victory next Novem
ber, at the polls. It is the duty, a doty
that ought to be held a privilege and
pleasure by every voter, to attend po
litical meetings, listen to the speeches,
keep informed on the issues of the day,
and then east his ballot on election day.
It is good citizenship to be informed
on public questions. It is only by
knowledge that the vote can be cast in
telligently. So that the voter who will
keep up with the State Democratic par
ty, and what it does for the advance
ment of the commonwealth, will be ac
tive in seeing that the party is kept in
power in his state.
MENACES TO BUSINESS, LAW AND
. . " ORDER.
Familiarity with prevailing condi
tions, too often produces indifference
and a neglect to correct Poor side
walks and streets often passed over,
lose their worst aspects because the
eyes and feelings have become familiar
and indifferent to their badness. '
It is not that those in control of the
municipal affairs of New Bern are over
careless, or do not desire local im
provements. But with many things to
demand attention, unless their attention
is called to them, bad conditions may
prevail which can be easily remedied.
Two matters it seems to the Journal
r 3 for municipal action, are more
arc r..'.!s for the center of certain
F'reots in the business section, and the
r (ival of all shelters covering the
'I s in the business section. ,
Ir y citizen will note how dark It
1 f t, in the middle of the
' i 1 ! ks, and how little light
i s'.a htc V ..Us st each in-
to )..-',, i:; .t
provincial aspect to the streets, and'
a re a sonrce of ridicule from every
visitor. In case of fire they are a men
ace to all property where fires occur,
and as a rule tbt$ are tottering and
dangerous dead falls, ith rotton props,
only waiting to be pulled down by some
carelessly hitched horse, and cause se
vere injury to the innocent-passer-
by. , .. : -
! Both of these are menaces, too little
light, and the dead fall shelter. The
remedy is not - only necessary, but It
does not involve any special expense to
the city. . . ,
The changer would give greater safe
ty to the people, serve to promote bet
ter law and order, and every business
interest would be helped. ; It is time
for New Bern to shake off some nf its
provincialism, and get into twentieth
century ways and manners,
THE CREATION OF, IDEALS
Creating Ideals to lire up to, and
building air castles in which to take im
aginary repose and happiness, are not
just the same, Dy dreams are not
harmful, if they are, not made all-uffi.
cient, to usurp the time which ought to
be given to real workaday efforts. The
creation of ideals holds a higher place
than air castle building. And yet there
often comes failure, when, idea's are
sought, hot because they might not be
attainable, but for the reason of human
weakness. . .
It is the creating in thought of higher
purposes which makes ideals seemingly
beyond reach. They appear ideal be
cause they are fuller and better than
what at present exists. - In community
life, in social life, in church life, ideals
ever present themselves. So also in the
individual life the ideal is helpful as a
stimulus for its attractiveness, the pos
sibility of its attainment, gives courage
to strive, the hope to secure. V -
It is the action, the impulse towards
better things, which makes laudable
the creation of ideals. Character in ev
ery thing calls for the ideal stimulus to
develop and help its growth. Commu
nity advancement would never take
place, except for those citizens who
urge improvements, even in the face of
obstacles. ; State and nation reach their
high position through the progressive
ideal strivings of their people. The ultra
idealistic person, appears fanatic in his
would-be creations. Yet, the effort to
attain the seeming impossible will find
some place of advancement far beyond
the point of starting, and it will be a
gain. ..
Thought of failure, can never enter
into ideal creation. Ideals enter into
thought creation because they are con
sidered as possible, to reach. The fall
ing short of the full ideal, need not dis
courage. It does not daunt the true
idealist, simply lends strength to reach
for a new and higher place, in the plan
of advancement, whatever it may be.
It is this seeking to improve, which
gets the person beyond his present en
vironment, and once started towards
better, greater things, makes each ad
vance easier, and so brings to a nearer
reality the ideal sought.
T Car A Cold I One Dir.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure E. W. Grove's signature is on
each box. 25c
This Fierce Weather.
For hot September weather, the year
1906 has the years for a long way back
skinned. There has not been a day
with maximum less than 85 degrees and
the average will be easily 90 degrees.
Several of these days the mercury has
shot up to 94 and 96 degrees thus as
suming a heat that a July day might
boast of. .. ,
Yesterday the mercury registered 88
degrees. In the afternoon a breeze
arose and fanned the fevered brow of
prespiring humanity. Clouds covered
the skies, there was some thunder but
little rain. . ,-,
The forecasts for the past week have
been misleading, predicting rain but
old probe" is a contrary sort of a chap
and delights to give us weather we're
not looking for, not desiring.
Hat Sloes the Test 21 Ytirs.'
The old, original GROVE'S Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what fyou are
taking. It is iron, and quinine in a
tasteless form. No Cure, No pay.
Minstrel to Travel Luxuriously
New York Sept 21 A nrivate letter
from the town of Pullman, III,' is to
the effect that the Pullman Company
has submitted drawings for a train of
three special palace cats for the use of
Lew Dorkstadt snJ his company, for
delivery about January t, One of these
cars will be for the occupancy of L'r.
Docksfa.!,' ri,ii,;;trel a-Jat-, with a
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The Popular and Accomplished
Band Leader to , Instruct
the K. of P. Band Dur
?; ing the Winter.
Prof. Eugene Robeson, the popular
and highly valued instructor of the K. !
of.P. Band, has decided to again spend the
winter in New Bern and the band mem-
bers are rejoicing over "signing" Gene
as there were so many tempting offers '
from other towns up 'for his consider-'
ation that they were afraid they could
not compete with' them- but . being
backed by the Lodge itself, " they were
able to cope with the offers and land
their man, . . ,'. - . '.
Prof. Robeson, during his stav here,
made many warm friends, and as a
musician he is just as good as there is
going, and no doubt the band will ad
vance to the standard under his leader
ship. ' Prof, 'Robeson is expected to ar
rive, next week and the members will
then get down to business -practicing.
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It is the intention of the band to
cater especially for dances during the
winter and they will also be prepared
to render indoor work where their ser
vice! are deatred. A careful selection
has been made in securing the dance
numbers as will be seen by the follow
ing list:
. Kiss of Spring Waltz.
When the Whip-poor-will sings Mar
guerite. Voice of the Flowers Waltz.
"; Why Don't You Try.
You are Just my Style.
In Dear Old Georgia,
Chicken Chowder. '
Since I First Met You.
In the Autumn Time my Sweet
Elaine.
Poppies.
Waltz me around again, Willie.
Happy Hiene.
When the Mocking Birds are singing
in the Wildwood.
Little Rocking Chair and You.
Alice, Where art thou going.
Love's own Waltz.
Waiting at the Church.
Silvet Heels.
Loveland Waltzes.
Dixie.
Peaceful Slumbers.
. ' A GutrantMf Curs For Plltt
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding,
Piles. Druggists are authorized to re
fund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
. , At the New Masonic,
Donnelly and Hatfield minstrels pre
sented a high-class show last night at
the New Masonic. It was a minstrel
entertainment that entertained, and the
performance was strong in those fea
tures which theatre-goers want, good
singing,' - good ' musical play
ing and . appropriate stage setting
and coe tomes. In these, Donnelly
and Hatfield excelled, ; and the ap
preciation of the large audience was
evident in every part of the perform
ance. The comedy work was of a high
order, and the specialties were all en
joyable .: OABTOHXA.
BwittW 4r Tlw Kind You Hw Always Bcughj
Bifutn
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There were 63 suicides and 23 homi
cides in the District the past fiscal year.
K2inrai:c:srsKn
teste tlk ctf la tad laaala lanata
The English cruiser Shannon, the Cu
narder Mauritania and the White Star
liner Adriatic, each a giant of its class,
were launched in the United Kingdom.
;:.! Well Wertk Try s. .
, W. H. Brown, the popular pension
attorney, Pittsfield, Vt, says: "Next
to a pension, the best thing to get is
Dr King's New Life Pills." He writes:
"They keep my family in splendid
health." Quick cure for Headache,
Constipation and Biliousness. 25c. Guar
anteed by all Druggists.
New South Wales is iust two and a
half times the size of the British Isles.
Queensland is equal to three times the
German Empire and Belgium put to
gether. Chaetbtrlale'e Ceugh fUmedy O.n ( tht
. Btt es the Markst.
For many years Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has constantly gained in favor
and popularity until it is now one of
the most staple medicines in nse and
has enormous sale. It is intended es
pecially for acute throat and lung' dis
eases, such as coughs, colds and croup,
and can always be depended upon. It
is pleasant and safe to take, and is un
doubtedly the beat in " e market for
the purpose for which it , is intended.
Sold by Davis rharnm-y and F. S.
Duffy. - , .
A cavalry authority in Et-ium es
' ' fita f t there are more than 80,.
Ik- -"I i.t the worM. Tl.-re are
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This Pretty'Mtron Hud HiJach$ mud
BackMthtHtr Condition
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RELIEF IN PE RU NA.
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MRS. M. BRICKNf,R,
' S9 Eleventh Mtreet,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Penitta Drug M'fg. Co.,
Dear Sim A abort time ago I found
my condition very aerhua. I had head
ache, pallia la the back, and trequeat
ditty spells wblcb grew worse every
month. I tried two remedies before
Peruna, and waa discouraged wbea I
took the first dose, but toy courage
atom returned, la leas than two
months my health waa restored. "
Mrs. M. Brkkner.
. The reason for so many failures to
ears cases similar to the above ts the
fact that diseases
PELVIC DISEASE
NOT RECOGNIZED
AS CATARRH.
peculiar to the
pelvle organs are
not commonly
recognized as being caused by catarrh.
1 Catarrh of one organ Is exactly the
ame as catarrh of any other organ.
What will relieve catarrh of the head
will also relieve eatarrh of the pelvle
organs. Peruna relieves these cases
simply because It relieves catarrh.
Ptruna Is told by your local Druggists
Buys bottle todsy.
A New Insurance Concern
Special Correspondence.
Raleigh, Sept. 21. The State Insur
ance Commissioner granted a license to
the Liberty Mutual Life and Health
Insurance Company, a colored organi
zation of New Bern.
Death of a Little Cirl. .
Corbelle, the daughter of R. A. and
the late Mary C Henderson, died of
heart failure at the home of the parents
72 Metcalf street at the age of twelve
years and six months. The remains
were taken to Jacksonville for burial
The mother died less than two weeks
ago.
Had Totter for Thirty Yosrt.
I have suffered with tetter for thirty
years and have tried almost countless
remedies with little, if any, relief.
Three boxes of Chamberlains Salve
cured me. It was a torture. It breaks
out a little sometimes, but nothing to
what it used to do. D. H. Beach,
Midland City,; Ala. Chamberlain's
Salve is for sale by Davis' Pharmacy
and F. S. Duffy.
A piece of raw onion cures insect
bites almost as well as does ammo
nia. i
HOLLISTER'S '
Reeky Uzz?.zh Tea tteets
A Buty Medlclw ttr Ba: Peoota.
, Brtnn Gulden Health an Rwrno Vigor,
A mectflo for Constipation. Indigestion. tlvr
and Kidney troubles. Pimples. Eczema. Impure
Blood. Bed Breath, RliurvlKh Bowels. Hendtche
end Beokeoh.- I la Rocky Mountain Tea In tab
let form, 26 Ofmle e box. Genuine made bl
HouJBTia Daua Coapisr. Madison, We.
C0L0EN NUGGETS FOR SAUTW PE0PL-
A ' perfect human figure should be
equal in height to 10 faces. . .
'.' Starving To Death.
Because her stomach was so weak
ened by uslees drugging that she could
not eat, Mrs. Mary H. Walters, of St
Clair St, Columbus, O., was literally
starving to death. She writes: My
stomach was so weak from usless drugs
that I conld not eat, and my nerves
were so wrecked that I could not sleep;
and not before I was given op to die
was I induced to try Electric Bitters;
wi'h the wonderful result that improve
ment began at once, and a complete
cure followed." ' Best health Tonic on
earth. 60c Guaranteed by all Drug-
guts.
A Russian does not become of age un
til he is 26.
. , piles i pilesi piles t
Dr Willinms' Indian Pile Ointment
will ure liJiruI, Bleeding, Ulcerated
and Itching PiU a. It absorbs the tu
mors, allays the itchintf at once, acta as
S poultice, frwe mutant relief. Dr.
Williams' Indian File Ointment is pre
pared for Piles and Itching of the pri
vate parts. Every box is guaranteed.
Sold by dnipsi'3, by mail, for tile and
11.00 Sold by U. A Harget
Curtesty is the inseparable com'
panion of virture From the French.
"To Curo a FtW
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i., "j'Mt covi r it, nvt r v. '. 'l I' ! ' j's
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The College of North and South
Carolina Dioceses. . .
Special Correspondence. 1
Raleigh, Sept 21. The opening of
St Mary's Female School here today
was a very brilliant one. Manv stu
dents, relatives anil,' f rienai ..including
a number of alumnae assembled to wit
ness the opening exercises. A proces
sion was formed, and entered the chap
el, headed by the Bishop, tha rector,
other clergymen, the .trustees, faculty
and students, all singing the hymn "The
Church is One Foundation. " The short
special service was followed by an ad
dress by Rector Boat, of St .Phillip's
church, Durham, ' whose subject was.'
An education not to be repented of.'
He pointed out that this was the time
of opportunity. That St Mary's stands
for noble talk, high ideals and charac
ter developments, as well as for high
grade of scholarship. Bishop Cheshire
then announced the 64th year of the
school as formally begun. The congre
gation left the chapel singing "Savior,
Blessed Savior.'. The, enrollment of
boarding pupils is 144, the largest in
the history of the school, this taxing
the dormitory capacity something be
yond its limits, and several rooms in
the infirmary have been put in tempo
rary use until other arrangements can
be made. - V ; : ' . ,:
A number ,of applications to be re
fused admission for lack of room. There
is a full day school with over one hun
dred students. There are young wo
men from nearly all the Southern states
and also from Maryland and New Jer
sey, among them being Miss Overman,
daughter of Senator Lee S. Overman,
and Miss Wilson, a daughter of Presi
dent Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton
University. Much work has been done
at the school during vacation, the libra
ry has been refurnished and carefully
catalogued; there is a new laundry; the
auditorium is under way and probably
will be ready for use late in the winter.
Rector DeBose is receiving congratula
tions on his work.
rOIEYSIQEIitYCDTj
Makes Kidney and Bladder Right
1 Trade Report. .
New York, Sept 21. Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say for Richmond and
vicinity: .. .. . ;
Local wholesale drygoods houses are
especially busy. They are entering new
fields with favorable results and indv
cations are that at the end of the pres
ent season their sales will show an hi
crease of at least 30 per cent over
those of any previous year. Collections!
in this line continue to improve. ., The
produce market is devoid of special fea
tures with the exception of the fact
that the weather is unseasonable for
the favorable handl'ng of perishable
products. Small quantities of 1906
crop tobacco are being marketed; prices
are good considering the quality. Ware
house men anticipate good prices dur
ing the entire season, as the. weather
during the summer months was un
favorable for the growing crops, which
will not be more than of an average
one. ' . -; '
OABTOIIIA.
Bn tii : Iha Kind You rtava Always
Slgaetiie
of - tulT7.
The fingers of the housewife do more
than a yoke of oxen. From the Ger
man. . "1 '
Curod el Bright' DUosoe.
Geo. A. Sherman, Lisbon Red Mills,
Lawrence Co., N. Y., writes: "I had
kidney disease for many years and had
been treated by physicians for twelve
years; had taken a well known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until I
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first half bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
disease. Before I began taking Foley's
Kidney Cure I had to make water about
every fifteen minurea, day and nignt,
and passed a brick-dust substance. I
believe I would have died if I bad not
token Foley' Kidney Cure." Sold by
Davis' Pharmacy.
The farmers of Somersetshire, Eng
land, say that thanks to the dust raised
by motor cars there is a remarkable
freedom from blight in the orchards
this year.
1 OADTOIllA,
Been the m l'"f,
William Jennings Bryan spoke to
7,000 people in Atlanta and attended a
'dollar dinner" at night'
Attack ol Diarrhoea Cured by ono Dote ol
ChtniberUln'e Colic, Cholera ant" Diar
rhoea Remedy.
I was bo Weak from an attack of diar
rhot i t' at I could scarcely attend t
i y ! when I took a dne of C!
! '. n' folic, Cholera and I
I '. It curi'.l me .v" ' , : 11
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, A perfect Remedy forConslipa
Tion, Sour Stomach,Diarxhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feveristh
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