Ye Have Received a Large and Complete
Lock cf Dry Goods, Clothing Shoes, Hats and
'cticns for the Fall Trade. " We have some great
i:ains for everybody." Be sure to see us. '
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Quaker's Puffed Rice 10c pkg.
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" ' ryuaKer s yaimtjai jluc pxg.
v r Quaker's Graham Flour in 10 pound J
Ay ." bags 35c.
Quaker Grits 10c pkg.
Your order will be appreciated.
0. C. ARMSTRONG.
'PHONE 174. -
COAL and WOOD STOVES
We have juat received a nice line of the above in different
, , Galvanized Coal Hods, Sifters and Shovels.
There ia no better cook Stove or Range on the market than the
O. K. - We have a complete line of these and guarantee every one of
Jthem. t .
Gaskill Hardware Comp'y,
Middle Street.
Phone
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30C
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10 cents each or 3 for 25 cents, Juat Received. Also
Heckers Prepared Bock Wheat. New Croo Carolina
Rice and Fulton Market Corned Beef.
J. L. McDANIEL.
Corner Broad and Hancock Sts.
CC3C zuoctt:
J. A. JONES,
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Largest and Finest Stock of Horses
tern. A CAB LOAD of each Just In! Also a complete line of Buggies,
V.'cons, Harness, Robes, Whips, Cart Wheels. &c . ,
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LOOK OUT!
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STOCK COMPANY.
PHILIP HOWARD
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MILL:
48 MIDDLE STREET 0
147.
New Bern, N. C.
20C
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and Mules ever offered for sale in New
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11 L
Boss Paint, Itching, Scabby Skin DImiin.
Permanently cured by taking Botacic
Biood Balm. If fyou nave aches and
pains in bones, back and joints. Itching
Scabby 8k in. Blood feels hot or thin;
Swollen Glands, Rising and Bi-mps on
the skin, Uncus Patches in Mouth,
Sore Throat, Pimples, or offensive erop
tiong; Copper-Colored Spots or Rsh on
Skin, are run-down, or nervous; Ulcers
on any part of the body. Hair or Eye
brews falling out. Carbuncles or Boils,'
Tail Botuiie Bloci Balm, guaranteed,
to cure the even the worst and most
deep-sealed cases. Heals all sores,stops
all swellings, makes blood pure, and
rich, - completely chancing the entire
body into a clean, healthy condition, B.
B. B. ia the recognised blood remedy
for these conditions.
Cancer Cured. .
If vou have a neristent PimDle.Wnrt.
Swellings, Shooting. Stinging Pains,
take Blood Palm ana thev will disD-
pear before they develop Into Cancer.
Many apparently hopeless cases, of
Cancer, Suppurating Swellings, Eating
Sores or tumor cured by B. B. B.
uotanic tsiooa uaim a. . a.) is
Pleasant and safe to take. Thorough
ly tested for SO years. Composed of
rure Botanic ingredients, strenginens
Weak Kidneys and Weak Stomachs,
cures Dyspepsia. Sample Sent Free by
writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta Ga.
Sold by Druggists $1 per large bottle
nr sent by express prepaid.
THEY COM! AND GO.
Miss Octa via Hughes has returned
from a several months visit at Black
Mountains and Raleigh. -
Mrs. H. 'E. Royal returned Sunday
fawn visiting relatives in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson Sr.
have returned from visiting in Washing
tonD. C.' ;,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Watson, of West-
ford, Mass., are visiting W. M, Watson,
Esq. in this city.
Miss Louise Lane went to Goldsboro,
yesterday accompanied by her niece,
Mss Mattie Hester who was on her
way to Louisburg to attend school.
Mr. C D. Bradham, went to Jackson
ville yesterday..;
Miss Maude Kinsey, stenographer in
the office uf the clerk of the United
States Courts here, left last sight for a
visit to Washington, D. C, and tther
northern cities.
Mr. J. D. Kinser went to Raleigh last
night. He ia one of the marshals at
the State Fair.
Mr. K. R. Hay of Maysville is in
New Bern.
Miss Carrie Cannon went to Norfolk
last night.
Sheriff D. G. Sanders of Hubert ia in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speight went
to Norfolk last night
Miss Ada Hardy returned to her home
at Winthrop Mills accompanied . by her
cousin, Miss Peart Hardy, of Roxobel
Judge Bryan arrived from Wilkea-
boro Sunday. ' - ?-
Mr. R. A. Stickney and family left
for Florida Sunday night
Mrs. A. E. Hibbard and daughter.
Sadie, are visiting relatives in Ral
eigh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hahn and son.
Adohph, returned Sunday from s visit
ia Asheville. y.;- - v
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Wilson of Wssh-
ington, N. C, are visiting relatives in
the diy. . .,
Don't vou think vou had better trv
To wear a smile and sing a song? ' 'I'
It's a good old world after alL
Provided you take Rocky Mountain Tea,
In the spring and fall " f
For sale by F. S. Duffy. ; "
Choice Steaks and cuts of western
beef at the Oaks Market this morning.
Wedding Announcement
The following invitation has been re
ceived by friends in this citv.
The pleasure of your company is required
at tbe marriage of
" Adah Lee Hardy
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Edward Bruce Hardv ?
Wednesday evening, Oct twenty fourth
nineteen hundred and six
five o'clock ?
. at the rusiJence of
Mr. and Mr. L. T. Smallwood
Winthrop Mills, North Carolina '
At Home
after November first :
Roxobel, N. C
"any Have Dyspepsia And Don't
Know It. . 1
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"onny bick If it t "s to
m., -.. ,.. ii.r-!-, b.'u-r
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iuecfiiis at Metuodist Church
Are rrell Attended. Sever
' al Conversions.
1 The meetings conducted by Miss
Tucker at the Methodist Church gain in
interest daily. The lady shows deep
consecration and her talks on the bible
are wonderfully instructive and coci
prehenaive, Several have expressed a
desire to be Christians and the attend
ance is composed of those who take a
deep interest in the better life.
Today the services st the church will
be as follows: Prayer service at 10:15
this morning, preparatory to the preach
ing service at 11; evening service at
7.80.
Craven County Republican Ticket
The Republicans of the county having
en (Jo Bed the following ticket cordially
invite all citizens who believe in a good
economical county government to join
them in supporting their candidates.
For the House of representatives, Gab
riel L Hardison, for sheriff, John Bid-
die, lor Clerk Superior Court, George
Green, for Register Deeds, John W
Connor, for Treasurer, Augustus C
Thompson;" for Coroner, James A
puguld; for County Commissioners,
Octavus McLawborn, John E Avery,
Lewis H Outlaw, John C Moore, Abner
P Whitehead. , vv
The above candidates will address
the citiiena of the county at the follow
ing places.
Core, Saturday Oct 20th at 12 o'clock
m. - . . ' . v
Silas Fttlcher's store, Saturday Oct
27th at 12 o'clock m.
North Harlowe, Joseph A Morton's
store Oct 3L
' Vaneeboro, November 8 at 12 o'clock
D.
The Democratic candidates having
advertised a meeting at the Court
House on Monday night Nov. 6 at 8:30
p m. they are hereby challenged to a
joint discussion to be had between W.
C. Brewer and G. L. Hardison candid
ates for the Honse of Representatives.
' : Mr Samuel M. Brinson having invited
Mr Seymour W. Hancock to a joint dis
cussion of the issues before the people
these two gentlemen will address the
citizens at the Court House at this
meeting.
The Dance Wednesday Night
The subscription d&nces to be given
by the K. of P. bsnd are taking with
a great deal of interest by those who
fancy this kind of amusement The
initial dance will be given text Wed
nesduy night at the Naval Reserves
armory and judging by the sale of
tickets it will be one of the most bril
liant affairs ever given in this city. :
Mr, Thomas C Daniels has been se
lected as the floor manager and this is
sufficient guarantee that the strictest
of good ordtr will prevail
; The band has arranged a most excel
lent program to be rendered and it will
consist of only up to date music can
be easily vouched for by those who
are familiar with the publications as
they come from the press of the pub
lishers.
Ladies are most cordially invited to
attend free of charge and they can rest
assured that the beet of order will pre
vail.- --.
Tickets can be procured from Mc
Sor ley's and Kafer's Bakery or from
any member of the band.
No other remedy on earth is so good
for children as Holliater's Rocky Moun
tain Tea; makes them eat, aleep aud
grow.-- Bright eyes, rosy cheeks. Tea
or Tablets, 35 cents. Ear sale be F. &
Duffy.
-: - Skating Rinklo Open -
The skating rink will be re-opened
Monday night at the tobacco warehouse
under the management of Mr. Bradley
Banff.
Mr. Banff assures the public that
everything in connection with the rink
wiS be run in an able and consistent
way. .. ,.;.
The band will be in attendance Mon
day night and a nominal admission
charge of 10 cents will be asked to de
fray the additional expense incurred
and further, skates will be furnished
free to all ladies who care, to avail
themselves of this most generous privi
lege.
Roller skating has become very popu
lar as a form of amusement throughout
the country, especially in "the larger
northern cities and as a clean exhilira
ting sport ia strongly to be commended.
Mr. Banff has gone to a great ex
pense to insure the New Bern public an
indulgence in roller skating and most
certainly deserve a liberal patronage.
Remember the niht and place, t
SheparsJ'sf.'ovirg Pictures
Shepard's Moving Pictures was the
attraction at the opera house last n'ftht
and they furnished amusement of a
high order and instruction. The pictures
were splendidly portrayed find covered
a vast field of splits. Every time the
pictures appear hore there is an im
provement in Uie mprhariical part and
more interesting views. A very enjoy
able feature L. t niht was the illus
trated !!;,' the Binder bud an especial
ly fine voice and the music was excel
lent Per I .'3 ,
That eVant 1 a known s the:
V,'u!."mH I '..-.re, t-i t'.o I :t.ks of X.'V.ie '
C:..k livtr, n-'ir t". fc-.W-Ifwl t n tf '
Is Showing 3raJe by Citizrr.a
Bank, for Year Ending
September 29, 1906.
03cers Elected.
It was a splendid financial exhibit
that the stockholders of the Citizens
Bank had prcsentc d to them, as they
met in regular annual session at their
their banking rooms, on the 12th Inst,
The progress of tho bank in new busi
ness, made the regular annual dividend
of six per cent simple matter, and in
addition found themselves warranted
in declaring a ' special dividend of six
per cent this giving the fortur-at pos
sessors of stock in this bank 12 on
their holdings during the past year.
A few months ago the officers of the
Citizens Bank decided to pay four per
cent on certificates of deposits and have
been issuing new certificates since that
time at that rate; also renewing old
certificates at the increased rates as
they ' mature and are , presented,
and the stockholders approved of the
action of the bank officers, in thus mak
ing interest four per cent en certificates
of deposit The stockholders re-elected
the same board of directors, and at the
directors meeting which followed, the
following offidors were re-elected for
the ensuing year: V u ! ;:-"
T. A. &am,TntUe'i-'JYTj,.
E. H. Meadows, Vice-President
. T. A. Uzzell, Cashier. ;
A. T. Dill, Teller. v -V
The dividends paid by the Citixens
Bank, indicate a great business. 1 It is
a business carried along on safe, sound
and conservative banking lines, and the
earnings, while large, are not made for
exhibition purposes, or . to make the
stock appear more attractive. .. These
earnings are made because the business
exists, and because the bank officers
know the way to gain dividends, with
every safeguard assured stockholders,
and those who do business with them,
as depositors, or otherwise. 1 - 1 '
Court Adjourns
The two weeks of Superior Court
which hs been an exceedingly busy
time ' adjourned yesterday . and the
docket was materially reduced. '
There has rarely been a court in
Craven county when corporations have
been bit so hard as the past court has
been. Only one case of some six or
seven has been in favor of a raiirottii
company and that a doubtful victory.
befatr a non suit in favor of the A. A
N C. Co. While the amounts of the
judgments have not been great, the
disposition of juries is shown by throw
ing corporations at every opportunity.
The case on trial yesterday was Hawk
vs A & N C Co, judgment for plaintiff
for $8.84 with interest from date of
su unions. The case was over damaged
fruit :
Other cases were' Banff vs Banff, I
plaintiff takes judgment of non suit
'O Marks & Son vs Koonce, ' judg
ment "
O Marks ft Son vs Parker, judg
ment, t " - '
Walnau vs Steel, plaintiff submitted
to judgment of non suit '
D S Jones vs John 1H Fisher, judg
ment for plaintiff in the sum of (150.
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
A house on the macadamized road
was slightly damaged by fire yesterday.
This fire showed the necessityof anoth
er hydrant on that road above CypressJ
street ' Chief Dawson says that there
is not enough hose to reacti from the
only available hydrant to the city limits
; Mayor Patterson has received an ap
pointment from Gov. -Glenn as delegate
to the Southern Copferelice on Immi
gration and Quarantine, to be held in
Nashville, Tenn., Nov. i2-14
In its account of the Haywood county
fair, the Asheville Citizen says of Mr.
James E. Carraway, who is well known
here: "Mr. James E. Carrawsy, Sec
retary of the fair, has received many
congratulations for his splendid work.
He gave nearly all his time to advertis
ing the fair, and it was on bis account
that such a large attendance was se
cured. A number of travelers were disap
pointed Sunday night to find that the
Ocracoke which generally leaves at reg
uhir schedule time on Sunday was not
to sail. The steamer had left on Satur
day night on a special trip to Elizabeth
City and the steamer Albemarle which
came as a substitute did not arrive un
til 8 p. m. She left at 11 p. m. fur
Elizabeth City Sunday.
The Norfolk and Southern olfer the
low rates cf $4.25 to Norfolk by boat
on account of the horse fair which oc
curs O. t 17, to 20.
Snrah Oxlcy bettor known as "Aunt
Sarah" v.n old citizen of New Bern,
died Saturday. Tbe funeral took place
from St Feien church. ' She left two
brothers, one sitter and one adopted
daughter to mourn her loss.
Thj fi. liing Gnzelte says, The condit
ions of tho oyster canning business on
ihe gulf coast aro such that Use rack
will riot be within b'J pr ceut Lof the
;ilimfite turfy days previous to the
st'.rm. It is csiii.NiteJ that 8) ft cent
of tho ve -c'.i c-?. , ;fd i n f. -hi;,?, tU:,,
on the gulf t'txX hnvn ln d -iitr-iyi-J
betei'fi r'ih.lq
r--e of te fin :t
f c'i-v t lave 1.
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Czn give idinedte employment'
- ; to men, women,' boys and girls; ' ' r
-.v white or colored, Good wajes paid.
- ' Steady employment. All parties ,
wanting work communicate at once "
with -- ; v
J. V . DIL.C'J(LS, :;:., ii. c.
dist church are increasing iu attendance (
daily and the interest is great Quite
a number have professed conversion.'
Miss Tucker ts a powerful speaker and j
carries conviction with every sentence1
of her sermon. She will remain durinir !
this week. f. -,v
Miss Emrama L. Tucker was greeted
with large audiences Sunday, at Ceo-,
tenary church This morning she will j
hold a service at 10 o'clock, and at 4 ,
o'clock this afternoon, she will have a
special service for mothers and wives.
At the same hour. Miss Carrese Adams
will hold a service in the Epworth Lea
gue Rooms for young ladies.
. The wind was not of very great force
last night but U blew hard enough to
break on of the large plate glass win
dows in the store of O. Marks & Son.
The window ws on the Pollock street
side snd had undoubtedly been weaken
ed by the heat of the fire a few weeks
ago. The window is a wreck .
Bank examiner Hull was here yester
day on busmen connected , with his of
fice ss National Bank examiner. The
National Bank of New Berne comes un
der his supervision. TV-:"'- v .';;
" Ice one quartos of an inch in thick
ness was reported from several places
near here, on last Friday. s
Mr. Daniel Lane was in the city Sat
urday 'and said the wather effects
were mo noticeable at Bellair than
were in this city. He said the cold kill
ed vegctatien at Bellair, and the same
we not hurt naar New Bern. - v
That was a dark reception the pass
engers on the A. & N. C. mail train re
ceived last night on reaching here. The
electric lights had gone out and it was
dark on the platform, but the A. & N.
C people are not to blame. They pay
for electric lights and fail to receive
light as per schedule. The electric
light people may say that the train
ought to be in before dark.
It ia estimated that 10 per cent of the
scholars have been absent from school
on account of sickness last. week.
Yesterday was an ideal October day,
cool and pleasant and the merchants
were favored with a good trade.
The days of the oyster are numbered.
After October 15, the law will be ef
fective and the bivalves will arrive in
larger quantities.
. There are a lot of young men white,
who bang around and have no visible
means of subsistence. They would re
sent being called loafers but in the
common acceptkra o' the "word, they
cannot be described a anything better.
An enforcement of the vagrant law ?.
. Change of Business '
The. T.J. Turner Furniture Co, 'do-1
ing a wholesale business has been sold
to Messrs. W. C. Brick, 3. S. MiUer
and R. H. Dowdy, all well known gen
tlemen and residents of the city. The
plana are for enlargement of territory,
the employment for more men and the;,, ' "
nM.tinn.nH rw,tlon f . mHr. Yo A Co ally Invited to Attend
factory.
We Co Forward !
The flag pole on the government
building is being painted ! Let every
citizen note this ' improvement, for I
years it has needed paint this f.?z pole,
and at last the pole is getting the much
noeueu, yitnuevw:, auu we Dan on j Also a beautiful lin of Shirt Waist
the top is being gilded, with real Hats and Children's Headwear. V. hen
gold. . - . you come don't, forget to look at the
Towm e thnnk. due. Congress
man Thomas, Senator Simmons, or just Urs and belts, bImo the muslin and kint
good luckT Arywayin behalf of the underwear for ladies and children,
citizens of New Bern, the Journal) t-opening: ' ;
thanks the source which inspired. ai.d !"rrTr"Y rTST 1 "
brought about this improvement We( i..L..c.I I, iQ, I.. j,
go forward! . ' I Yours Ever Rea.lv and Anxinua
LocilCrain f.Tsrket,
Lorn, per buBhel..,.. 75
Oats, " 50
Meal, " ... :...77j
Kominy " 75
rum bran, per 100 lbs K7
Wheat bran, " 1.4)
feed, 100 IT I.40
Cotton seed cieal, 100 IT... l.CJ
Cotton seed hulls, 100 ILs...,
Hay, $1.10 per cwt
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Frem The
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Citizens of
CAPITAL STOCK ' ' StB.uOO.OO
- Prssldsnl 6. H. ROBERTS, -
Vlee-PrM 8. F. KcCABE.
' Cashlsr-1. W. MILLER.
DIRECTORS; B, F, Pickles,' W. t.
Smith. A. F. Kldy.tti, L. F. Met
Cahs, Jimu Sprulll, R. L. Woes-
. ward, J, F. Cowtll, SlW. Fsrrs-,
bee, W. J. Ctroo, L. F. Smell
- wood, A, D. Wurd, 6. H. RoberU
ROBERTS! ;
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Distributors tor Craven, Car
;: teret, Onslow. Jones; Parrj
lico, Beaufort, And King
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