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Bern, N. C, April 12, 1907.
STATE DEMOCRATIC PIECE .YAK
ERS.
' The esteemed Charlotte Olvserver
refusesto play In the. political ring of
North Carolina, either as a peace
maker or piece maker. And yet there
are those who will say the Observer
takes the role of a political scold and
breathes forth defiance on every oc
casion, even when a bare excuse
exists, to retreat from editorial at
tack.
By its enemies, the Oliseiver is al
ways set down as favoring political
backsliding. It is held as a recalci
trant to dernoercy, "because it refuses
to be ultra on fwy thing and any
thing that, may be advanced by cer
tain goody-soody mate democrats,
who deem ulti aisni, as associated with
themselves, as the I rue type and ex
ponent of democracy. It is not that
others may not have opinions, oh no,
but those opinions must he taken and
reflected as the aforesaid goody-goody
democrats, may say. Il Is not so long
ngo, that the Observer was roundly
abused for its steadfastness to ex
President Cleveland. Mr. Cleveland
as President, came nearest to dem
pcracy, if the Journal may be permit
ted to express itself. Mr. Cleveland,
as a citizen, certainly maintained the
honor, of American citizenship in its
fairest type. Why should the good
word for the ex-president provoke
hostile comment? Just as well ask.
Why does an honest independent dem
ocracy provoke hoatlllty today. There
is a Pecksniffiau democracy in North
Carolina that fools too many people,
as being the real thing. It is exclti-
. slve; for it hopes to control by lieiug
go. And yet democracy does not
mean exclusiveness or the unques
tioning dictum of a few, toname,and
shape party measures, in advance of
primaries and conventions. The con
servative democrat is uniformly de
clared, to be politically tainted. Why?
Because the exclusive set know that
conservatism means individuality, and
- the personal declaration of individual
opinions, with the demand why and
wherefore, for doing things, when
actions are inquired into. .Naturally
conservatism means the abolition of
the party lash, and this very fact, that
many democrats in North Carolina re
fuse to recognize the crack of this
party lash, causes gnashing of teeth
and vituperation on the part of poli
ticians, whose only choice to gain of
fice has been during the excitement of
campaigns when the lash was made
the token and sign of party fealty.
''But that day has passed. The sooner
It Is recognized and thoroughly ac
cepted the better and truer will be
North Carolina democracy.
THE QUESTION OF MINE AM)
TMSE.
Perhaps nothing is easier to satisfy
the average conscience, than the ques
tion of the personal possession , of
any article, thai at the time may ap
pear to have no special ' Ownership.
The finder of a pocketbook, will some
how at once attach a personal own
ership to it 'Where are the countless
lost articles of value, that can be read
of in the newspapers? JJot all have
1 n ground op under the foot of
i. Neither have they fallen Into
li s and been lost by being covered
j by dust or rubbish, But If lost
:.-les could tell the tale, many so
iled good people would be shocked,
y the voice of the doflar picked up,
jewelry found, which ' declared
inst their present ownership, or the
umption of It. .
' . ..1 in other ways, besides the flnd
of articles of more or less value,
i t'-ere arise this question of what
Is nine maid .yours, liia) is some
thing lguWlslrag about itf
Meat and women, scrupulously honest
in every other way, will find some ar
ticle, and by a kind of fatuous reason
ing, will at once establish an owner
ship, and if they should see in a news
paper, that the article they found was
actually the property of another, they
will pride themselves on their honesty
by returning the article
After some disaster, by fire, flood
or wind,. people will eagerly search
among the ruins, and finding anything
that suits them, will appropriate It,
forgetting that they are on the premi
ses of others, that what they take Is
as much the property of those who
suffered from the disaster, exposing
their property to the crowd, as it was
when a roof covered and protected It.
In this city, after fires, and it Is not
peculiar here, crowds will be found
raking over the ruins, picking up and
carrying away articles of value. It
may seem harsh to say, it Is stealing.
But it is nothing less, a 1.1 It Is the
duty of the authorities to see to it,
that police protection be extended
over the ruins aftur a fire, until prop
erty owners can go over the premises,
and Bave what may be of value. A
burned building looks like the lout ar
ticle on the street, as being the prop
erly of the one who gets to it first.
But a second Ihpught will at once con
vince any sensible person, that there
is an ownership which is not lost, be
cause some fatality has put the lost
pocketbook, or the remains of a burn
ed building, in the power of another
to se4ze and claim possession.
THE
CITY'S EDITATIONAL
PORTS.
KK-
Rpports of associations, treasurers
of city and county, and reports full of
figures, are passed over by the av
erage newspaper reader. And yet it is
the unusual report that dope not pos
sess interest and value to every citi
zen. A report of special interest pub
lished a few days ago in these col
umns, was one that appears monthly,
some nine months in the year. It was
the school report of the graded
schools of New Bern. This report no
doubt wn3 read by the pupils whose
names appeared, and through them
their parents' were shown how fine a
record was made.
But there is something beyond this
forced reading of school reports. The
personal part of it must naturally be
of concern. Yet beyond this Is the
thought, or should be of every citizen.
Is the graded school doing its highest
work? Does the last report show a
gain In every way over the previous
month's report? And greatest of all
should be the thought, what have 1,
the citizen, done to assist in promot
ing the welfare and improvement of
the school.
No factor must or will contribute
so largely to the future development
and upbuilding of New Hern, as its
schools. This being true, it is not
merely the privilege, but the duly of
every citizen to lend help to these
schools, that they may accommodate.
and be equipped to meet the advanc
ing educational needs ofthis communi
ty. Every report should be studied
The schools should be visited. Super
intendent and teachers should be rec
ognized as prominent factors in this
community, for it is through their
faithfulness and perseverance, coupled
with Intelligent and Christian effort,
that the coming generation is to be
made fit to take up the problems that
are to enter into, and make this com
munity and section a living and vital
force in the world's progress.
- There is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country than-all other dis
eases put together, anduntll the last
few years was supposed to be incura
ble. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and pre
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh' Cure, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney tc Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. It la taken Internally In
doses from lOdrops to a teaspoonful.
It acts directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of . the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case it falls to cure. Bend for circu
lars and testimonials. ' ,
' Address; F. J. CHENEY ft CO., To
ledo, Ohio. , i
Sold by Druggists, 75c. :
fake Hall's Family Pills lor con
stipation. ' , .
The United States government has
interfered In the Central American
war to the extent of interdicting the
bombardment of coast towns. :
OAorpontA
Im-iHi ; II Kin. Vim Hm km Bought
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER, v
; . THE STOMACH, ' -
Xf V kill ranntaa llAa..l.
lot of trouble, 1 Herad to wafer mam
doetora ta St.
Paul, Mian.,
that one half oi
all sieiuwss is
caused by the
stomach. After
I assured them
that my medi
cine did ao thing
but pat the
stomach in shape
and they had
spent a day list
eaing to what
people who call
ed oa me had to
say, they had to
C. H. rowKix.
7 , "- J Met! IV
agree with me. They heard people con is
and tell me that for years they had beea Bear
the grave with Blight's diseaae, or hug
trouble, or kidney complaint and all man
ner of diseases and that the New Ditoovery
ad cured them. Of mhhji ,)..
Wr mistaken, it was nothing but their
lomacni. ai a matter at not when tba
stomach jives out most everything elsa Is
thrown out of ordar too.
When a person feels tired and dull and
despondent, is loosing flesh and doa't
ilnen wall, haa a nnnr m.mnn, a kail
taste In the mouth, a coated tonfua, and
otner trouoies ne t liable to believe lot
jt things are the matter with him. Nina
..liniti..! 1 1 nna 1 1 'a ka ilnaul. 1
- . v "I" P.VM.BVHI s va
s-f n Cooper's New PUeovcry bring back
UchUH to too many people In lust this
shape to believe anything else. Hera's a
ietter sdoui hi v
"I suffered fnr a Inn time aa-ltu..
knowing just what was the matter with
me. I seldom felt like, eatin. I lne
greatly in weight. My digestion was ei
extremely poor snd when I did cat
invariably suffered afterward, I WM W
arlnelad and freniiantlu aiitfkrH fcwim a..
racking, violent headaches. When 1 beard
01 wnat tne cooper remedies were doing
for others I resolved to try them."
"Relief came with the first bottle. My
appetite and digestion improved rapidly,
I am no longer sanstipated aos do I have
lhn U - 1 .. ! I .1 ' ll
www uicauiui uceueviica. a imp well
and am gaining flesh." C. H. Powell, i
narrison Addition, ijuiutn, mug.
We are selling immense Quantities of
thee tnedloinss and qur euttpnera express
grout satisfaction,
radham'a Pharmacy,
Cor. Pollock & Middle Rts.
lir-d Stale Heather lfeport.
Special Correspondence,
R:i!eisli, April il The first weather
report this year for the state, was is
sued today by the weather bureau. It
says:
The week began cold and windy. On
Tuesday, April 2nd. the minimum
temperatures were below freezing
over the entire state. The lowest
temperature reported was 26 degrees
in Buncombe county on the 2nd. Ice
formed in many places, and frost
from light to killing wa general.
Considerable damage was done in the
western counties, but less in the cen
tral and eastern counties. On Wed
nesday the temperature rose, and the
highest generally occurred on Friday,
April r.th. The highest reported was
si degrees on the 4th In Madison
county, iiud on the Mb In Randolph
county. The last portion of the week
was iignin cool. The temperature av
eraged about ti degrees below normal.
The week was fair until Friday even
ing, when rain began which continued
in most places Saturday and Sunday.
The rainfall averaged above normal
somewhat, and was heaviest in the
interior of the state.
( OI.ORKD F. 1)1 TOR HEBE.
Studyimr Conditions Surrounding Xe.
gru Hare uml Seeking Their
Improvement.
J. li. Dlckerson, Jr., editor of the
Norfolk News and Advertiser, a paper
widely circulating among the colored
race of this state and Virginia is In
the city for a few days seeking in
formation on the situation of the col
ored people of this section. He is
also a lecturer and will probably ad
dress the colored people at a time and
place to be announced.
Dlckerson is an editor of force and
ability and his advice to those of his
race is sound. He Is a man of good
education and ideas and although a
comparatively young man has gWen
evidence that his observations are
worthy of consideration.
"P.XEOIOm'S DEADLY WORK."
had so seriously affected my right
lung," writes Mrs. Fannie Connor, of
Rural Route 1, Georgetown, Te..n
"that I coughed continuously night
and day and the neighbors' prediction
consumption seemed inevitable,
until my husband brought home a
bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery,
which in my case proved to be the
only real cough cure and restorer ef
weak, sore lungs." When all other
remedies utterly fail, you may atill
win in the battle against lung and
throat troubles wHh New Discovery,
the real remedy. , Guaranteed by all
druggists. GOc and 11.00. Trial bot
tle' free. ; - ' ' . . "
King "Edward has decided to grant
the widow of Sir William Howard
Kusseii, tne war .'correspondent, a
suite of rooms ip Hampton ' Court
Palace. , -, , , .
PILES! PILES! PILES!
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Olnment
will cure Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated
and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tu
mors, allays the itching at once, acta
as a poultice, gives instant relief. Dr.
Williams', Indian Pile Ointment Is
prepared for Piles and Itching of the
private parts. Every box Is guaran
teed. Sold by, druggists, by mall, for
50c and 1.00.. Sold by D. A. Harget.
Lr:',z c s.rect ti r :
I n. .V
AyTs
U::A ISDLtSTFililL SCHOOL
Has the Qsestloa Been Fnt ta Sleep
far flood ar Just Tcijip---
"' ararily. : "
"The activity shown by other' cities
tor getting the location of the Eastern
Carolina Normal and Industrial school
leads ns to query, What ia New Bern
doing to get this school? The citizens
of Kinston are working hard to have
it located- there; Washington is busy
making efforts for it,- the Chamber of
Commerce having become interested
in : the matter. Creenvllle, Rtx:ky
Mount, Tarboro, and Wilson are all
eager for it and one of these places
will get tt If we don't watch out
It ia possible the citizens of New
Bern do not know what they will lose
by ignoring the matter and they will
have no one to blame but themselves.
Why are the other cities so eager for
this school if they do not see in it
big opportunity to enlarge and im
prove the town? What other town
can offer the natural advantages for
such on Institution that New Bern of
fers? In every respect there are
many reasons why New Bern should
be the choice for the location of the
school but her citizens must work
for it and work hard.
EYELY.VS I.OYK AXD SACRIFICE.
The Basis of Attorney Delmas' Power
ful and Eloquent Plea to the
Thaw Jury.
Special to Journal.
New York, April &!. Attorney Del
mas closed his argument in the Thaw
case today and It was a remarkable
address even for a court in this city.
His powerful and terrific arraignment
of the villain White and of Mrs. Hoi
man, Mrs. Thaw's mother whom he'
charged with living on the revenue of
her daughter's shame, was counter
balanced by tOe sweet, sad story of
Evelyn's love ami sacrifice for the de
fendant. The address was delivered
before an immense crowd of specta
tors. Supreme Courl Opinion.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, April 0. The supreme
court filed the following opinions to
day: Lumberton vs. Nuveen, from Robe
son, affirmed.
Crenshaw vs. Street Railway, from
Buncombe, reversed.
Jarrett vs. Trunk Co., from Guil
ford, new trial.
Davis vs. Smith, from Durham, no
error.
Carpenter vs. Duke, (rout Durham,
reversed,
Allen vs. Traction Company, from
Durham, error,..
Cook vs. Wickers, form Durham,
error.
Main vs. Fields, from. Scotland, af
firmed.
Kernodle vs. Telegraph, from Ala
mance, per citflam, affirmed.
usDorne vs. Railroad, from (tuii-
ford, per curiam, affirmed.
In re Galea will from Forsythe, ap
peal withdrawn by consent.
Ykter's Royal Vrtrtlan Band,
Concerts by such organizations as
Victor's Royal Venetian Band are sure
to be enjoyable. Tula fact has been
established by Gllmore'a band of
years ago, the Sousa and National
Marine bands of . the more recent
years. They have made a record that
will attest their popularity. The mem
bers of Yictor'a band which appears
here tomorrow night are not selected
by any hit or mlaa method but the
utmost care has been used by the
personal supervision of the master
himself. As a result there Is a com
pany of trained musicians of the high
est degree of merit and the soloists
have many of them own high praise
from royalty of Europe.
A rTemaa Tells Haw te Relieve Rhea
matte Pains.
' I have been a very great sufferer
from the dreadful disease, rheuma
tism, for a number of years. I have
tried many medicinea but never got
much, relief from any of them until
twa years ago, when I bought a bot
tW of Cbamberlaln Pain Palm. I
found relief betorjI.Aa4 eed all of
one bottle, but kept on applying it
and aoon felt like a different woman.
Through my advice many of my
friends have tried it can tell you how
wonderfully it has worked. Mrs.
Sarah A. Cole, 140 8. New St, Dover,
uei. cnamDei Iain's rain Balm Is a
liniment. The relief from pain which
it affords is alone worth many times
its cost. It makes rest and sleep pos
sible. For sale by Davie Pharmacy,
F. 8. Duffy.
flareaee Eddy Becltal.
Music loving people of New Bern
will bave a rare opportunity to hear
one of the best organists in the world
play at the Methodist church tomor
row night Clarence Eddy has for
many years been known to the musi
cal world as the best exponent of
pipe organ masle and those who have
beard him tnow hla ability and can
recommend his concert as a musical
event not often obtained in New Bern.
Mr. Eddy has held high positions as
organists both In this country and IU
Europe, ' " -, . ,
Great Britain Imports annually from
New Zealand over 0,000,000 rabbits.
I 4. . J U it : ' t
NORTH CAROLINA'S '
COLGHEO SITtZEKS.
Peeparlnir br Elaborate Exhibit far
Ihe Jamestown Exposition.
Norfolk. Va., Aprjl 9. Rev.. C. F.
Williamson, commissioner general In
charge of the exhibit of the colored
people of North Carolina, and Dr.
C. M. Hunter., secretary of the state
commission, were In the city yester
day, conferring with tho executive
committee designated by the govern-
ment to arrange the negro exhibit of
tho Jamestown exposition. Assur
ances were given that tho North Caro
lina exhibit will bo one of the most '
elaborate of the stale exhibits pre-1
pared by the colored citizens there,
and that It will occupy all the space
that the committee hero can afford to
allow them in the negro bulfdlng. It
will be remembered that the legisla
ture of North Carolina very generous
ly appropriated $5,000 to aid their
progressive colored citizens in their
aim to let the world know how rapid
ly they are moving forward. Therdls-
play of work from the state institu
tion for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
will be especially complete,- and is
said to lie worth traveling many miles
to see." The various departments have
been carefully organized, and the ex
hibits from each will be the very best
that the race is capable of producing
along tho several lines. The follow
ing departments will bo represented
by appropriate specimens: agricul
tural, horticultural, domestic science,
needle work, education, mechanic art,
literature, fine ' arts, floriculture.
staple goods, inventions, scenic views
of homes, farms, churches, business
houses, etc., professional resources,
political life, business life, statl&ttes
of material resources, antique eurtoa,
forestry, minerals, foaalla, and the
work of women. The experience
gleaned by the race from 28 years in
the diiyotlon of unmiat fairs will be
crystalized in the stale exhibit at
Jamestown. The Carolinians are de
termined to set a worthy example for
the enterprising colored people of
their sister states.
Thieve Caught Red-lianded.
Special to Journal.
New York, April . While the elec
tric railway police were drilling In
their room some thieves entered the
basement to steal copper wire. The
officers rushed down on them and the
thieves fought. There was a fusi)ad
of shots and two robbers were, wound
cd; another was captured
Insiiranre Qffcer fa Face Sedans
Charges, -
Special to Journal,
New York, April 9. Charges of
forgery will be made against 40 of
ficers and agents of the Mutual Life
and the New York. Life Insurance
companies. In the announcement It
Is said that 13 voles were botteht at
one dollar each tor Peabody tickets.
International policyholders will enter
suit claiming forgery.
President Garrett Promise. .
Special to Journal. . ' .
Raleigh, April 9. President Garrett
of the Seaboard Art Line waa here to
day in conference with the Corpora
tion Commission, He says that the
company will carry out the commis
sion's orders and will improve the
Carolina Central . railway between
Hamlet ft Wilmington. He estimates
the cost at $500,000. Repairs will also
be put on the terminals at Wilming
ton at an expense of $250,00, and $85,
000 at Charlotte. ' ..: t
. H Merle Tean Bnrned.
Special to Journal.
Harhin, Manchuria, April 9. Fire
destroyed the entire mercantile sec
tion of this city last night. The total
loss will reach $2,000,000.' ' -
April Snow Record Broken.
Special to Journal.-
New York, April 9. A heavy fall of
snow here today has about paralyzed
traffic. The record for snow falls in
the month of April are broken. r
Sew York Tetloa Market.
Special to Journal.
New York, April 9.-
May.r-.V ... V. 9.50
July.. '.. .. .. .. .. ,. ..' .. 9.60
August., ., .. .. .. .. .. .. 9.S1
Dsnghter of Aaiericaa Revelation.
The Journal of Saturday had a com
munication relative, to the institution
of a department of the Daughters of
American Revolution stating that an
agent would visit New. Bern in the
interest of such a movement. We are
Instructed v to state .that Mrs. Helen
DeB. Wills will arrive on Thursday
and will address the ladles on this
subject and will assist In organising
a chapter here. The addresa will take
place at 11 o'clock Saturday morning
in the Daughters of the Confederacy
rooms on South Front street-.
. The lnlstloo fee is $2.00, ! annual
dues $2.00. Application blanks are
furnished at 10 cents per set of two.
Must be filled out In duplicate, one to
be sent to the general society and one
tetalnpd In the state society. ,
For Catrrrh, let me send you free.
Just to. prove merits, a Trial size Box
of Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. It Is
a snow white 'creamy, healing anti
septic balm that gives instant relief
to Catarrh of the. nose and throat
Make the free test and see. Address
Dr.'Shoop, Purine, Wis. Largs Jars
f,0 cents. Eu'ti by F. 8. Duff.
AVegelaWePrepatalionfor As
similating iheFoodandBegula
ting me S toinarJB OJidBowe is of
Promotes DigestioiiCterful
ness and RestContalns neither
Opium.Morphine nor Miner aL
Kot Narcotic. -
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Aperfecl Remedy TorConsllpa
tlon , Sour Stomach.Dianhoea
Worms AormifeionFeverish
ness and Loss or Sleep.
, Facsimile Signature of '
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and Mules, weighing 950 to 1,800 pounds, among them a few pair of Ak1l draft
or timber Horses, ' Also the right kind for farming and road purpoHeS.
Have also got a few more 2 Horse Farm Wagons and Buggies,, abtut 15
viU of Harness, left over from my "Big Sale" which I will dispose of at cost to,
early buyers.
Don't miss this opportunity to save money. Respectfully,
L. G. Daniels
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when I begun your treatnent I do not ere re
any wawaey to Urn day. U. O. Wuaen. Direct, Tex.
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JUST IIECEIVED
A FRERH SUPPLY
Gold Band Hams
,y, 8 to 10 pound average, And '
Simon Pure Lard
In 8, 5 and 10 pound Pails,
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How to get Armour Art Calendar for
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For Over
Thirty, Years
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Horse Owners !
If your horse is sick, lame, or suffet
ing from any ailment that you do not
understand, write to Dr. F. E. White,
the Veternarian of Norfolk, Va. Send "
symptoms of the trouble and he will
end yon advise absolutely free of all
charges
- TIKE YOUR CHOICE
from oar Beautiful Stock of Swing or
Summer fabrics and have your suit ,
made up by Easter, and you will have .
garments that are swell in cut, fit and !
style, made from exclusive patterns. .'
You can't find anyone in town that will '
give vou the complete satisfaction in ;
either price of workmanship that you
get when Chad wick makes 'your cloth-'.
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Henry's
- 127 Middle Street "
Full line of Drugs, Medi
cines; Toilet Articles and '
Soap. . .Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds. , . h-
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