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I 'IT. - , : r hi n.ind the gala of seats for ; begins this morning at nine o'clu'k. The choice seats will all be taken soon." . . - The fish boat of A. L. Willis, Capt Alvin Tingle, reached here last night at 8:30 o'clock from Brant Island, with 4,000 pounds of trout Mr. 8. M. Brlnson la Btlll detained at Baltimore by the illness of bis lit tle daughter, Mary Steele, who, how ever, Is Improving steadily but slow ly. ,;VV -' ' ', ; .. - ' The Free "Will Baptist Convention of Eastern Carolina was held at Rich lands yesterday. A large representa tlon went there on the morning trains yesterday. - '- - ' . 11 - Good progress is. being made on " th construction of the new colored school on West street It is a sub stantial and well appointed building for Its requirements.' ": '::. Mr. J, L. Hall, who has been the manager of the Singer Sewing Ma chine Agency for few years past, has resigned his position and will re move to his home in Abbottsburg. The work of laying brick on the new addition to the New Bern Iron Works, has begun. This will be a much needed . addition to the plant, whjch Is enjoying Increased business. The, Weekly Tar Heel, the Repub lican paper established by Congress man Blackburn and his ' friends, ! at Greensboro, gives notice that it will olose on November 2nd, sell its prop erty at auction, and "pay its debts. The ladies of -. the Presbyterian Church will '. serve a supper in the lecture room of the church next Tues day night. The menu will consist of the finest table delicacies. The pro ceeds will be used for the repairs on the church. "' The Phllathea Sunday School class of the Tabernacle Baptist Church will have a social tonight in the lecture room of the church at half past eight o'clock, All young ladles wishing to become members of this class are in vited to be present That chief of fall flowers, the chry santhemum, is once more coming to its -own and jve are very sorry not to see them cultivated more in New Bern, or rather, that we have not a conservatory where we may be sup I lied with what we want. , ' ' All that was mortal of the late Mrs. : Mary E. Master's, was tenderly laid to rest In Cedar Grove Cemetery, yes terday.. .There -were a number of beautiful floral offerings sent by those who knew the deceased in life, and admired her Christian life and Char acter. '. , :'. Th proprty on Middle street, for merly, the Arnold Stables, owned by A. M. Bangert, and purchased for f 10, 000 by W. B, Blades, is reported to be soon improved and occupied by a handsome four-story brick building that will be occupied by the Cutler Blades Hardware Company, v '' Thre was an awful racket in the gallery- last night and it was a source . of much annoyance to the people down stairs. ' The only way to do is to. make an example of these offend ers. When they are taken before the mayor let the punishment be good . and 'plenty, and it will not be any trouble at all to maintain order. The dry goods merchants are hav ing a very good trade the past few days. ' People from the country are laying' in their winter supply of cloth ins. All the leading merchants are represented in the. columns of the Journal and a close perusal of their advertisements will be mutually ben eficial for advertiser and subscriber. Work is now in progress on the clock tower for the Federal building. It has been the. purpose of the con tractors, The King " Lumber Co., to wait, until the work could be done without interruption which they are now enabled to do, The tower will be 35 feet high, the four clock faces will be illuminated and the big bell . wiil strike the hours. - I THURSDAY. Some' enlargement and improve ments are belug made in the residence of Mr. Enoch Wadsworth, on Broad street . '-"';. "'.'' ,'--' ' " ' ," Miss Lettie White, formerly of New Hern, but recently living in Vance boro, has been engaged as operator of the Postal Telegraph Company at Greenville. -' ' Th 9 Carolina Paper Pulp Company Is building tenement houses In the pulp rullls In James City. There will be quite a community when they are completed. , The friends of Mrs. I G. H. Wil liams will be pleased to learn that she la improving' finely from the serious attack to which she was victim for several days. .'.".-. ;- - ; ;;' : , Air. -Albert Willis' new gas boat which mukes regular, runs from New lu v'.i lo Morehead City, returned last I'i-.M with 7,000 pounds ot mullets u board which represented one of '' 1 .r;y-..t ( .!! ot t'.e irjon. ' i' C. ;;i!iy were o ovr t'.e i ! v- cf a new buiUlng and additional equipment is becoming more press ing. , . Tuesday's Virginian Pilot contain ed a statement that will be a. matter of pride to all loyal North Carolinians. It said that the attendance of North Carolinians at the Exposition on their special day which was in August, was mora than double that of the Virgin ians on a similar occasion. . The Vanceboro hospital for the treatment of nervous diseases, which is being built by Dr. J. A. Duguld, is nearly completed. , The doctor will have an associate, who has made a special study of this kind of disease and they will be prepared " to give their attention to the most obstinate cases. : Dr. Duguid has had an ex cellent success in this special line of medical work, as he has had in gen eral practice and the gentleman will without doubt meet with greater suc cess. The hospital will accommodate about twenty patients. ."Upon advices from Bayboro , re ceived over the phone this morning Sheriff J. P. -Nunn, arrested Alex Pierce, a colored brickmasoa, of this city, who Is wanted by the authorities of Pamlico county to answer the charge of attempted assault The Superior court of Pamlico county Is now in session in Bayboro, and the sheriff will send Alex there on the Norfolk and Southern train this even ing. Pierce is an energetic colored man and bears a good reputaton a mong those of his own race. The tacts in he case are not known, Kinston Free Press 23. FEEDAT. . ; The schooner Olympla, from Coie Sound, arrived yesterday laden with country produce. .' "' Seat sale for the Roller Skate Girl "will begin today at 9 o'clock at W. T, Hill's Sporting Goods Store. The schooner Augusta, Captain Mor ris arrived from ' Atlantic yesterday evening with a cargo of beef cattle. Mr. A. L. Willis received a con signment of several hundred pounds of the famous New River mullets yes terday. ,. . ' ,-'.-. . , The schooner Fannie Brevard, Capt. N. B. Lee, arrived from Pamlico coun ty yesterday evening with three hun dred bushels red yam potatoes. It is to be hoped that better order will be observed in the balcony of .he opera house tonight than was dis played at the minstrels Tuesday night Mr. S. L. Rotter, formerly with the Raleigh Evening Times, is in the city. ' It is understood that he will succeed Mr. C. W. Forlaw as city edi tor of The Sun," The express cars on the Norfolk ft Southern road afe loaded with boxes of fish, which signifies that the fish business is booming at Morehead, An extra car is necessary to take care of the shipment ; Elder H. Samson will conduct re ligious services In the court house Sunday at 3 o'clock in- the afternoon. He will also preach in the same place Monday evening, the exact time will be announced later. It Is reported that persons are shoot ing duck in this county, contrary to the provisions of the game law, the season not being open until November 1.' This is a matter the deputy game warden should investigate. New Bern Chapter, No. 46, Royal Arch Masons, had a busy time "Wed nesday night a regular convocation, and conferred the work, Past and Ex cellent Master's degrees, and the mem bers ordered trolleys at 10:30. . The bill of fare to be served by the ladles of the Presbyterian church at their supper next Tuesday night will be most appetizing. The public will be cordially welcomed. People who are without cooks will especially en' joy this treat ' 4 President Gannon's car, of the Nor folk and Southern Railway, arrived In the city last night attached to the train from Norfolk.sThe car was transferred to the train to Beaufort Mr. Gannon was entertaining a party of friends on board. s The boat at Washington, will not leave that city on Monday until one o'clock p. m In order to accommo date the delegates of the 'Christian Church, who desire to attend the con ference at Belhaven. The fare will be 11.00 one way; $1.50 return trip. ' The troupe to play Parsifal will ar rive -on this morning's train. The announcement Is made that the cur tain will rise for the performance at 7:45 promptly.. All who are not in tneir seats at that time will be re quired to await until after the first act ' :. '.:": Much praise la due Master Lee Smith for the way he succeeded In keeping the roof of the seed ware house wet at the oil mill fire Wed nesday night The little fellow dis played great deal of nerve and work ed like an old vet of the fire depart ment f Baseball hasn't lost its charm yet Even now when we are In .the clutch of the football craze the youngster still hung on to the hard round sphe roid like as though they can't let go. Yesterday the Norfolk and South ern !".;:, -rs thut out the Metcalf H'n ra by a score of 3 to 0. ;ry of ite has i t 1 I, I rant I lit ture of the delicious drink, ) Messrs. D. Wood and Lem Browuf returned yesterday from a ' fishing 1 trip to Goose Creek. Mr. Wood says that one day the? went out and ' caught 19 immense chubs,' four of. them .weighing 25 .pounds.; This U j a record day for creek fishing. He said they had a good time and were anxious to go angling again soon. HCinston Free Prtes 24. There was a cast for the Society for the Prevention ot fruelty to Ani mals on Middle street Yesterday which should, have received summary atten tion. , A poor old decrepit horse hard ly abie'to drag its ' cart along collaps ed aad appeared to be suffering very much. , After a brief rest the animal arose jand ambled along with every evidence that it, was In great pain. The horse belonged to a farmer. No one should be free from such a hreaeh of the laws of humanity. THEY GOME AND GO. . M t'DXESUA f. Mr. J. W. Timberlake, went to Oriental last night Mr. Graham Richardson went to Washington yesterday. '., '. Mr. J. M. Hopewell of Wllllamston, is the guest of Mr. J. E. Scott r , , ; . ; Hiss Campen .Powers, ot Oriental, ipeat the day in the city with friends and returned to her home last nlht Ml 33 Mamie Powers, who has been isitins her parents at Oriental, is in .he city on her way to Swansboro, where she holds a position with The 3wansboro Land & Lumber Company. Among those who transferred from the Eeaufort train to the one going o Norfolk yesterday were Mesdame 1. R. Bell, D. G. Bell, and Charles V. Vrbb; Mr. and Mrs,, Robert, Wallace wd Mir. D. B. Wade, all' of Morehead .... - I. O'l i City. , , - '' Tttt'BSDAT. Mr! W. R. Reel of Arapahoe, was In the city last night Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rice of Maribel, ipent Wednesday in the city. Mr. J. W. Hardesty ot Harlowe, was In town yesterday and last night . Mrs. Mary W. Barker, and Miss Nellie Barker, who have been guests of relatives here returned to their home In Stella yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. MIdyette of Oriental, returned from a visit to the Jamestown Exposition last night and are the guests ot Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Delemar. FRIDAY. Mr. John D. Heath of Jones county, spent yesterday in the city. Col. R. P. Foster, Asst Gen. Supt ot the N. ft S, Is in th city. Ex-Sheriff Jos. Klnsey of Fort Barn well, spent the day In the city.' Mr.and Mrs. J. J. Simmons returned last night from the Jamestown Expo sition. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cowell ot Bay boro, spent the day in the city, yes terday. Mrs. John Cook returned yesterday from a visit with relatives in Fort Barnwell. v Mr. Guy O. Ward and sister, Mrs. Martin Pakrer, ot Olivers, were-In town yesterday. . " .,".' Mr. M.. K. King, vice-president of the Norfolk and Sonthern-allway. and an insurance Inspector! , were in New Bern a short time yesterday, hav ing arrived on a special car from Norfolk, and 'returned by ths same route to Mackey't Ferry. , RIKDRER9 JIIKB WILL i . - WELCOME THE ADVICE Pat this Simple" "Borne Made Bwlpe i In Some Safe Place, for It Hay Come in Handy Some Day. Here Is a simple home-made mix ture as given by an eminent authori ty on Kidney diseases, who make) the statement In a New York daily news paper, that It will relieve almost any case of Kidney trouble, if taken be fore the stage of Brlght's disease. He states that juich symptoms as lame back pain In the side,, fequent desire to urinate, especially at night; pain ful and discolored urination, are read ily overcome. Here Is tha recipe try it: ' ;-,,',:-, v-;' - 'Fluid Extract of Dandelion, one half ounce; Compound Kargou, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sivsapartlla, three ounces. Take a t?aspoonful ; after each meal and at bedtime. A well known druggist hers in town Is authority that .these Ingredients are all harmless and easily mixed at home by shaking well in a bottle. This mixture has a peculiar healing and soothing effect upon the entire Kid ney and Urinary structure, aud often overcomes the worst forms of Rheu matism In ju3t a little while. This mixture Is said to remove all blood disorders, and cure the Rheumatism by forcing the Kidneys to flit rr and strain from the blood and system all uric acid, whk:h cause these otllictlons Try it if you aren't well, fcave the prescription. r.:M.fv't AS'sMt C.'Mt CrownJ f peniil to Journal. I1 ' v! 'e, Ti un , October 22. Pres- i ' t 1 Mi i v i t , i proofed by i r i in i i.n;,;y, i was I at I" ) '(!. i:,, , i 1 " 1 f . i-t ! f r f : ! . v i a t ' i i ii;......jIS Tr Rat Intt Kallooslsis Sighlrd Oyer Mich Iga.1. TmlDc Speed Showu. , i ,-'" '- Special to Journal. Chicago, 111., October 22. The bal loons in the great balloon race which started from St Louis Monday, have been located at different points over Illinois and Indiana and are ' now drifting north over Michigan, ; They are reported to be in groat danger and are going to Lake Huron. They were seen at different points o ntheir route i as follws: Bloomlngtdnt 111., 3 p. m.-, Bayard Lake, Ill..; 6 p. m.; Zion City; III., 7 p. nl..' The-American balloons ore In the lead. " - Letter to Thomas Daniels, Kew Bern. N. C. -Dear Sir: Our proposition Is sim ply this: . "V If Devoe doesn't take less gallons for a job, no pay. . ' -' Yours truly. 02 ' ' F. W. DEVOE ft CO, IV S.--K W. Smallwood sells our 'Slllt KUMOnT'OF LONDON CABBIES. Corr.t c? Their Rsmarks Wheii the Tip ! Not Forthcoming. 'Soir.o o. tlK hansom fraternltyVor l-..i1o,t b.'-'e no sense of humor, bul ?hi ma.'ji-lr are ' decidedly facetious pr Lutlv t Tlt-Rlts. Here href some xnrerT." cf. witty nnd sarcastic "cab? In 'rl'l !." V. .-;' -.''-5 Ti n.r;t-!:ie IL-en properly 4t must ba r.cd.T tisJ fiat lis fare lias offered a (.Icte sh:i;us I:; payment for a rM Jr.- r!:S'n th? two milo limits- 'j 'I ' Ar? yo-i rnlte Mtire yon can spare th'.aV vamavtH Ki. cab!y wlt'a n 6a:::f of hnn-ir. "D'ye t!ii::S you'll bp a'.,W to ra! r.lDUR on Iho other nineteen till Ov'Xt Iridny? It's goln' the paee". If !:i'll ta;:a c.y tip. ruv'nor," run snotlk' - form of g3Utie ropror.?!:, "you'll an J e? tin ocallrit Yen 'ailed "this bus by mistake. , You vrauts a red of green -or yellow" bus. Black ain't In your lite at nil.",..';":-:: ' .r-jz: "Thank yer, gov-'nor." says another cabby, with apparent omotion: "thank yer, klndly.v Yor ocer I well meant. but I MUliln't r for to dat." Saylnj which he m ikoi a protease of handing the shilling lif.ek to the astonished fare. "But I can't sell l!m, guv'nor. and tint's a fact. - Yer 'andsome hot fer'd n aUe n j-ish fur life, but I tell ycr I t-an't tell 'im." , . i : One cabby, who was nu cscelleut ne tor, on receiving bis shilling burst Into tears o-i.l between his loud sobs Jerked but: ' 'I'm sorry you force It on me, gflv'no:-, I a;u really. -Tl:r hiucoino fas peoplc'll bo ilowu ou me ho-w." r An escelleat "cabtylsra" was perpe trated In tlio sulr.-rha one ulsht ; as the fare let himself !::!. th3 house lie was regaled soiuewhet as - follows: 'Qo in iu!eiry, sU', Ju t-aao the; old wo, man wake.) rp and 'cars me drivin' away. She migat slap U!'. reit or yer pocket money for this extravagance." . A Bit cf Superstition. Superstition la by no uu-ans dead, even In ultra clvlllrej England, says London Answers. One Sunday, a few months S". on interesting proof of this fact was seen In the parish church cf ' Sutcombe, hi north Devon. . -A woman who enffered from enllcnsv sat In the porch an the couregnftlon came out from morulng service, and thirty married men, who at her -request had attended church, passed her one ' by one. As they passed each dropped a penny in her Lip. The thirtieth took the pennies .aud gave the woman a half crown, which was to be made into a ring for her to wear. Vain supersti tion, - y"6u exclaim. : Yet . another Woman, also a martyr to epileptic Dts, who went through tho sumo ceremony at the same place nineteen years ago has never since suffered. . How to Beeome an Artist. Holuisn Hunt began his art labors whin at the age of four he cut off a lock of Lis own hair to make a paint brush. It Is rathar ft serious matter for the youus artist rightly to choose some picturesque and as Jur us ikiss: ble luadequute means of beginning bis career. We nil know the story of Ben jamin West and the cat's tail. Allston, being a color 1st, h supposed to have squeesed the luscious -hues from low ers to make his pniuts. As there are r-robebly many .young artists contem plating a career, why nt suggest a few new ways of beginning? " Make a brush from poppes shaving brush, from mummer's hairbrush, from ancle's chin whiskers,' from auntie's falsofront No doubt the reason there are few great artists nowadays Is that. It Is so hard to avoid ready made puiut brushes. They are thrust upon children In tbo public schools, now can w hope- lor a Benjamin West with brushes a drug un the market T riilllp L. Hale in Bos- Va Herald. Conservatives to Bole In Russia. St Petersburg, October 24. -The Parliamentary elections are now suf flcently advanced to disclose the gen eral outline of the composition of the third Parliament, which the liberals and conservatives agree will be strong ly conservative. Alexander J. Guchkoff, leader of the Octoberlsts lq Moscow," claims 288 seats for the moderates and rlghta. This estimate Is endorsed by Profes sor Mllukoff, the conHtitutlonal-dcmo-cratlc leader, who admitted that the members of hlsparty will have to play subordinate roles. The members of the extreme lcrt in the House are not expected to number more than f.fty. The Octoberl:-t3 nnd conservatives, though numerically In complete con trol of the new Parliament,, lack a competent leader. 'The majorly ot the House, will, lin--ever, emi -vor to ct-I'i't-rate "(Villi t'- j-ovcrn'r.ent In v.-oik I : ( t. t' n pi : . i .ft-' i i if . '" :u.v:'i. .-. I v . ! i i . , , Ji.ha Temjile Gravt'S tiie ' Ta:i..l:ij i - i Writer on The Ailanla tJeoruii j '"V Tiikes ilic Positfon. V Special to Journal. . Atlanta, Octeber 23. John Tompie Graves, editcr of-Jhe -Georgian, and one of the leading and most influen tial men of the South, has been made editor cf the Kew Yuj-k American "and JonrnaL "His connection villi the Georgian is net whny severed, aa he I ill regularly contribute to lis col umns. ' Mr. Graves, U is linderstooJ, will bo chief editorial writer on the American-Journal , - .. ; . THE PAY CAR. ' Its Cain Rick, Crammed With Yellow Qoys, a Tempting Si-ji.t.' The good otfj iay3 are goac la tiiose beatbeu tinier railroad iai-a.-e paid ly cutset. Of tii." pay ear cud lis rain rlous travels' C, V. Carter V.Tltea in the Amcr'iccu Magazine as follows: " A uietal to:; yhtfi crammed to tue muszlo with three denominations of yellow .loys, CuiUied. witli r-llver, aud on the desk liohlud It n very jarge woodpu tra,v," 'o.i wlilclj.yertj loug co! omus of yellow colus d'ye ever sco Buything BO pretty in ell your life? No woudeyour cyen ctvcU out uulil you . could have i:sed Uie:n for bat pegs,',' . P"Aaa nil the timo na exijulitely mu-sk-al tiukle, fl;;!e, clliik oIInU' v.-ellod up frqm coin raok nnd co:utcr i:i re." sponse -to- the tails"' of tho. njaistaut paymaster. '--Talk about r Ceecboven'a sympboules! . '..-:.'. "it it were not for that strong wire screen you could have touched that fascinating tray. For the luanitcslmal fractlou of n Becotid a v.ickod thought flitted luroufiti your bhiin. Then you almost jlalnted- ns Vour roving cy stared down the barrel of n monstrous revolverlt was ouly la a rnek, but it was w-ithin c..sy reach of the; paymas ter's hand t;u;l most eloquent for all that. Half a dozen of Its fellows lay tir tle-hau Jlost places,- while as many Winchesters lyliyf on tables aud set tees car,;e l strong oa the chorus, '.f Hurried' your yngrant wits busied tUemservcs vlih ttli tho Suuilay school Icesona you had over learned. As your sulicoiuctbusuess perceived that the head of the -road's secret service de partment stood ou the platform with his eyes! 'latent on every-' inn u,-Sii ear r.t ouee,, while-Conductor". Liukeu stood oa the ground outside very int'.c'i nlcrt, with his coat tail bulglug KUKestiVely, your bosom aweiled with prKlo over Ihe watchful care the com pany had exercised to bring its honest tollers their Lard earned money." . Power of the Waves. The power of waves, says M. Brou iiln in La Nature, Is the sum of two ef forts, .one--dynamic' and due to the or bital movement of the water particles, the other, static and dependent on the height of the center of gravity of .the majs raised c.bovo Its normal position. Theory and ob.scrvr.ti on cem to thow tliat the total power f-ra.ves is divid ed equally between these Static and dynamic 'effects. - If a body of water meets the v.-all.of a structure, there ts a shock, wd, this Is mo.it violent at the water surface, diminishing with tho depth. 1t tbo 'moment of cicetins'Jets f water rise sometimes to very great heights. . , , t - - .- ', his 8ystrn. Shippen Clark uo bis employer, leav ing the offlce) OU, Mr. Syslem, haven't 7on forgotteu yourm'orellat It's ra'.u lug. iiir. fevstein Offn't help It. I have made a rerolntl-iri to-hae one here and oao('f.t,hoaie: to pvovide .for nil' emergencies.. Now. 5f I ta':e tills pne they'll botU be at homc.-Ixnon Tit Bv- ,' t " 1 Fo'-es ef Hub:;. tr. Ea5- u'cr up. Mx. Pe:k. I) we must pi iloau .let n ji ea'ierfnily like uioil J'r. . Peek-Ilut.- Ii;:u? It all Mr. Eus.v.'Ii' 1 (lou t fet hivj-i' mv wlft uevcV !rt C'-i'-Ko ili'U'n'', r.g:i never!-? IIaiicr'WwUIf. ., i Dry Pcfct.--. TV!f -. I:t!3ii(!i- o h:H the tttrgivt "fv t.w !h t'ss" -world San Fi'.!u;tco vii; sbot tlv f i?c-- o dock of even n-tter ri'rm-iv '.avM T Vo ivw city dock ,t iks '. wroritity win r? i.r-r;: feDt long from .3-it'tnm'Uii-Vi':-d fstremlty; v-Uth a',4r,lu-J. Ml I'M. ar.d at bot b':: 32 foct: t'.fU iivrv ti'.l ami b"lov .o; '-.!!. tn.fuet 10 ln!i- or 3 feet 0 Inches at Ulsli water. -The Interior fac ing of the dock will be of re-euforccd. coucrete4of an svemge tlucknessof fif teen incbe. : - . ' '"". i: Te llcneflt Concert The Eeneflt Concert of the Episco pal Sunday School, pTBriiises to1 biia great succeim, and It Is expected that th$ seating- capacity of ' the" Parish House will, be thoroughly tested on Monday cvenins, the 28th Inst. . Mr, Frederic La Pierre will give several vocal and Instrumental selections la his own Inimitably artistic manhei- and will be assisted by well known local .talent-. Mr. Charles T. Pumph rey, whose beautiful voice Is always appreciated will sing a tenor solo, Mr. Charles H. Large, a violinist, new to NewvBern, will display his skill. and Mrs. Emma W. Hartsfield, so prano of one of our leading churches, will contribute her share to the gen eral artistic' effect of a well balanced program. Mi us Mabel - P.artlins will make her vixal debut before her many entlaikuHtlc frlim;Ts, and Mle Clare Morris, a t, -f Chrl; I Church, will play ft plain, f ate solo, and several of the tic ij-anhr.-iilst. The full pre a a w ill lm piil.ll ' -d inter. Uliirlhea,!.;, I. ' !..- uml i.i...pb-s are cms --l 1 '.' i '! r iie'lmi i.f the I,.'-- ' (. , 'a 1 -,i ; y .Vnu- t; In T i I ' " ' '"',) ' : y.-.i-.r r 1 ; ', V i a savuig account in this strong bank can hardly be excelled. -'When you consider all the advantages of such an account, the four per cent interest we pay, comou- ded semi-annually, is very liberal. ,.'..i-?:- ''-':.-. '-"-" 'You are protected by our large capital of $200,000.00 vCnd you can got all or part ef your money practically at any time. The account never fluctuates in value as do- most invest menU but is always worth all you have paid in and the credited interest . . - 3 AS. B. BLADES, Pres. Wni. B. BLADES, V. Pres. Jl $20,000 FISE - Gin ef New Bern Cotton Oil Mils De- , stroyed Early This Morning. At about one o'clock this morning re was discovered In the cotton gin building of the New Bern Cotton Oil nnd Fertilizer Mills. The i' depart ment responded promptly," but owiu': to the long distance of the plant from the department headquarters, the fire had gained full headway, so that the I . . 1 urcuieu couiu only save uie Burrouuu- I Ins proiierty. Thecc was a stiff wind K and th firemen, did good work 'in preventing a further spread. The origin of the fire is unknown. In fact' It remains a mystery as to how ' the building caught as there wereio.jengInes or other machinery from which a spark-could escape in the building.) .The motive power used was an electric motor and that was out of commission at the time. - The loss 1b estimated at about $20, 000. ..' - - - Trsd:s Tht ICilf.' Ono of tha mout d.tin?e-.-on3 of trades, according to the Plljrrtm.U the cover-iv-S of toy c n'.mals with skin, chamois leather; Ufr3 r.sed, for lastnuee, for th clenhuuta. (aifski-.i for the horse and goatskin for tinr't-amels. This covering must, of 'course fit without n wrinkle' to look tmtpral, so the wood en model to flretiv.lpped lato i:lue, then sprinkled i tilth-' vhalk dust; theit the skta Is, i t on. Vhe h;.lk iao fine that It (Ulrt t!wnlr and It drawn InW the throat jitsl lmi-.A year of thh sort of v.-ori; ofioa results In death. Another rory-tijurliUR toy Is the..rnb ber balloon, Tba fi;mes aud solvents used la reducin r rheemouLer to xue necessary th!r.n s wht!6 refalnlus Its strength una u-e. 'dyeing or the oru- Uant yellows, greens aud purple are most of them, poisonous. - , - A Ewelled Head. . A tvplcal Englishwoman,' when ome ouo. spoke ije ithc- day of n certain man havios'ii "swelled head.'', looked ib:zed, "Iteally ! Yott don't mean It!" crjed the Englishwoman. "I'm very aorry." A d jy or so later the Eusllsh- woiuan, happening fo" "meet the wife of the muu l.i question, observed that she 'was so sorry to hear that Mr. Blank vn in." " "But he lH.Vtr cried the wife. "He was never batten lu bis life." .' -. "Ia that coT raid the Euglishwo. man. "Why, what could Mrs. Dosh have men nt tho other day when she said he was Buffering from a swelled headr . Hio Narrow Escape. - A Jolly old steamboat captain with mnro girth tha a height was asked if he had ever bad any very narrow es capes. . . -. - "Y'es." he replicd, h'.s eyes twlnkllug. "onco 1 fcal off juy boat nt the mouth of Eear . ciwt,- ntid, although I'm an expert swlaiuier, I guess I'd lie there now if . it hadn't been for my crew. Yon sea, the ,wutcr' was Just deep enough co'a'to be over my head when I tried t- wade out, and Just chnllow enough" he gavev his body an ex plunatoiy pat "so that whenever I tried to swim out I dragged bottom.' Everybody's. ..''.", ; " : 4 i - . . Horrible Example. ."My dear," fs!J Mrs. Ktrongmlnd, "I want you to nccoiiipauy-me to the town ball tomorrow evening." "What for':'' queried tins meek aud lowly o.her half of the combine. "I nn to leclnro o:i tlie 'Park Pide of Married Life,' " 'cxplnliied Mrs. S., "nnd I wnnt you to tit o: th? plHtform and poxe rs one of the Hlnst.-atlons."-CbIca;..o X'.-vr. ' . : No Holy War. Special to Journal, , , . Paris, October 24. The Moroccoan belligeraiits have subsided and their determination to make a holy. war a galiist the French has been defeated by the counsel of military and Stata advh-.ers. ' T; :!Mms for War Purposes ' Special to Journal. .Washington, D. C, October 24. The deiuoiiHtratlon aud test wHh bal liinns iim a courier service lu time of war ban 1.. t-n mitmfyln'r that the war di !'.' i V I -ii iir;,-- it v. 1!1 bay la is f-r t 1 ', I 'i i i t.a.h: I ill fs 1 -: 1- t: ; 1 T. A. GREEN, Y Pres. GEO. B. PENDLETON, Cashier FCSXEB - 'SFGHSOS ! enn piiiti'irr: rnrn ut J'ftilUI Llllil 4 Politicians fhrnk Parker a Koodoo lu , - ;".'. Such Eiulters Special to Journal. , ' ' New York," October. 23. It Is said that Judge Alton D, Parker . U la charge of the Chanler presidential bconi. Thia, politicians say, is fatal' for; the. New .York man's aspirations and" an offort Is being quietly made to . have Jm,ge Parker l'st from his, too nnlhucln otrt .niliiraAiYinn! rt T t ri..i, ' Chanlext' . filerman B;:!iuoii the t!ner Special to Journal. - , " . Asbury Park, N, J.,' October 23. ' Tho Ce-.r-nn euvernmout b.illcoh Pom merne Janded here today after a race' of more, than J,0W- iuilei. fmlahius first anJ thereby winning the first pri?e. Eight ballcons hOv landed at different placej.,-Thj balloon ''United States" landed near Hamilton, Ont. - . Supreme Coart Opinions. '. . Special to Journal. ' r . K Raleigh, N. C, October 23. The Su- . preme court filed the following opin ions today: Shaw vs. Macknlght; from' Moore, per curiam, affirmed. State vs. Perrel, from Durham, per curiam, affirmed. R. Brown vs. Saltry, from Ber tie, per curiam, petition of defendant to rehear dismissed. ' "', . Moore vs. Blackwell Durham Tobac co Co., from Durham, per curiam, af f.rf.el. - ( - Eoiit vs. Pr.i-vls, from GiJIford, per curiam, motion to dlsmbyappar al- lowed for failure to perfect appeal for defective record. . ' Gilmore va. Sellers, from Anson, af firmed. Dre.vrw Hushes Co.,, vs. MoDongall, ' fronTScotland, error. ' Metal Col vs. Railroad, from Moore,: new trial in both appeals, Tcmlfnson vs. Bennett, from Ansony affirmed, '. ' . - State vs. Holt, from Anson, affirm-. Boasley vs. Railroad, from Cumber laud, row trial. - - 1 Mclr.tyra vs. Proctor, frr.i Itobeson reveracd. . ' . -"-:.,'....., ,'".$m!th ys. Moore from Ne wJanover, ?rror. ; "--,'-.,' '.; ,:.,."' v'',' ; : : Wiorw vb. 1hO;aM.riV.r.t New Han over, afllrmcl. - V-'- ,m!K'"? ni'ic PRt-ial to Jourm-J.-- Vienna. Austria. Oct . ber 23. The :o adit ion. of Emperor Frauz Josef has 'inpriwej to- such an e::teut that phy- iiclnns look . for his ultfmate .reco'V- US tY CKKN VUIKETS (Corrected October 21.) " Oats .. .. . . .. Corn.;..".... ., Wheat bzait ...'.. Meal. .. .V . . . . ' Rye. , .... . Hay ",.-, ..' Eggs "'..'.''. Chickens, old .. Chickens, youngs Beef Pork...'..'? Hides, preen. . . . Hides, dry. . .... ..... 1 9 .-...85 1.75 : .. .. .... i.75 . . ,. . ..-...'.1.25 ,. .. -.. ...23.00 . ' 21 . '. . '.."..CO 80 80 ...... 6 1-27 .:'. ....8 1-2-9 ..n ... ..07. llambiirif Liner Sunk nt Dock.. Special to Journal. ' ; Lisbon, Portugal, October 23. While tho Himburs LI iter, llorussa, was coaliiiK nt it s dock the boat sank nnd three m-Rn were drowned. No cause for the accident has yet been found. SpeclallKts are going' back to na ture's remedies as being the beat. Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea has been nature's best renvedy for thirty years. Recommended and lined by special tuts. 33 cents, Tea or Tablets. V. S. Tin IT v. . ' NOTICE TO C'OirXTT TK.U'JIEKS ' The rer.alar Oclober exaiiiluni !in for teacl-.ei-H cei-tlflcate . ill be held Home time I:i Koveiula-r -date to be published biter. Tha counts superinteiuletit la una- 7,llal:!y drl-.iai-il In l'a will nunuiinee (1 ale of Immeillately iijuai bia ici 3, M. '' iiinaiiim l.b -Mt. A ' ( , f n r
New Berne Weekly Journal (New Bern, N.C.)
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