THE JOURNAL.
Published every day In the yew, Bl
eeps Monday, at 06 Middle Street.
Phohb No. 8.
CHARLE5 L. STEVENS,
DITOR AND FBOPBIKTOB.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
cine year, in advance,.... ......
One year, not ia advance
Monthly, hy carrier in the city,.
.4 00
. 0 00
... 00
Advertising Rates furnished on appl'
Cation.
Entered at the Post Office, New Berne,
N. C. as second doss matter.
Onicial Taper or New Berne and
''. Cravea' County.
New Berne. N.C. Jane 9, 1898
CAN CHARITY BE OVERDONE?
It has long been the boast of New
Berne that 110 sufferer from actual
want could be found within the
boundaries of this city.
To sustain this position of course
two things would he necessary, first,
that every person living in this city
was provided with a u.eans of 1 i v
. lihood, or that New Heme was well
fixed in charitable iDstita tiono.
It can hardly be maintained that
the first proposition is true, for very
often the citizens of New Berue ere
asked to coutribute to some charity,
. which is seeking money or clothing
for some poor persons.
Therefore it must entirely be due
to the charity of New Berue, that
no sufferer for food, shelter or rai
ment is found within the city.
While this condition is to the
credit of New Berne's charitable
ness, yet it may be asked, cannot
charity be overdone, and might not
it be a greater charity to provide
those in want with good respectable
work than to provide them with
shelter, food and raiment?
An advertisement is appearing in
these coin in us which calls for fifteen
boys and girls to work at the knit
tins; mills in this city. These situa
tions are open to white labor, only.
To this "Want" call, not a single
application has been made. What is
the cause for this, for surely there
can be seen every day upon the
streets boys and girls who could fill
these positions at the knitting mills?
Here is a work for the charity
circles and societies of this city
which would prove of real vUue.
namely, getting boys and girls to
work, Betting regular work before
them, and e'.ucatiii them in the
art of self-providing.
Providing the bovs and girls of
this city with regular employment
at good wages, would be a charity of
real benevolence, one far exceeding
any temporary provision against
hunger or the weather, an act of
charity which would prove far reach
ing in its good effects.
Providing boys and girls with
honest employment, this is a work of
charity which needs cultivating by
New Berne's, charitable organiza
tions, and one which will bear
greater and better fruit, than the
mere giving of food and shelter, to
those who seek temporary assist
ance. Provide work and there will le
no calls for aid from hungry or shel
terless people, for all can learn a
livelihood and have homes of their
own.
State or Ohio, Citt op Toi.kdo, I
Lucas Covktt, ( '
Fhank J. Cnr.NKT makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney ft Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and Slate afore
aid, and Ibst said Dim will pay (he sum
of ONE HUNDHED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catakkii that cannot
be curwl hr the use of II all's Catakkii
CtiKa. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this flih day of December,
: 1890.
. A. W. GLEASOX,
I ) Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Curtis taken inter
Dally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
or testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO, Toledo, O.
Hold by Druggists 7.1c.
Hall's Family Pills art lb bent.
The Best Freef
"I do not hellers that I have
friend la lh world."
true
"Bo you have been trying to borrow
money, too, bavt your"
lae.
ar.:B.:Maaa;Aal.slarM
May be worth more to yoa than (100 If
you bars a child who soils beddlnf from
loooBtenenc of water during sleep.
Cures old and young alike. It srmls the
trouble at onoa. (I. Hold hr C I), Ilrad
bam, dru((irt, New llerne, N. U.
A DRESS REHEARSAL
GOOD STORY OF A YOUNQ MISS WHO
YEARNED FOR SOCIETY.
Ha rrasaatore blnm lata the Chans
a Clrala sad IU Basalts Aa AsslahU
rsaalalae Coasla aad a fmHOf Hocri-
A good story is told concerning one
of last winter's debutantes, and since
the heroine tells it on herself then is
no impropriety in making it public
The winter before last Hiss M. was
Btill in the schoolroom, and though
she possessed social aspirations they
were not gratified by her mother. A
cousin from Philadelphia came to spend
the month of January with the family,
and, being an heiress and accustomed to
going about a great deal, her wardrobe
was a thing of wonderful fascination
to little Miss M. Singularly enough,
the figures of the two girls were of an
exact size, and the younger found con
stant delight in arraying herself in the
frippery belonging to her good natnred
cousin. Maiiy an nour was aevoreu uj
flouncing about the third story with
long skirts and hair tucked up under
the latest bonnet importation, and there
was much secret practice with lorgnette
and fan.
Mrs. M. and the rich cousin were
plunged to the eyebrows in social gaye
ties, to the envy of the young daughter
of the house. One 'day Mrs. M. was
indisposed, and the rich cousin was con
fronted with the necessity of attending
by herself a mnsicale, three teas and
making the cabinet calls. When she be
moaned the fact of going alone, her
youthful kinswoman was seized with an
inspiration. "Oh, well, said she,
"lend me somo of your clothes and let
me go with you. Mother will never,
know anything about it "
Being as amiable as rich, the visitor (
consented, promising herself a treat in
beholding her young cousin's entrance 1
into society. Only a short time was nec
essary for the changes of costume, and
when the heiress appeared at Mrs.
Blank's mnsicale every one turned to
look twice at the stunning little figure.
It was a vision of bright eyes behind a
tantalizing veil, rebellions yellow curls
carelessly knotted and feathers, laces,
velvets and silks irresistibly Fronchy.
If she was the sensation of the mnsi
cale, sho was the universal rage at tho
teaa Every one wanted to meet her.
Young men fell over themselves and
others to obtain for her an ice or a. mar-
And all the time tho little society
fledgling was (junking and fearing and
blushing and suffering agonies behind
the veiL It was embarrassing to ac
knowledge that she was not going to
this and that social function, hud not
seen the latest theatrical success,' did -not
cvon know the Visiting nobleman
all the girls were raving over. Deeper
and deeper she became involved, audj
tho number of fibs necessary to invent,'
paralyzed her conscience.
And tho' little Miss M. breathed a
sigh of relief when, urrayed iu her own
angle length gowu. she was safely iu.
stalled iu her own home. Presumably
her trials were ended. But not so; there -
were consequences to bo faced.
The next morning Mrs. M. appeared
at the breakfast table, aud in tho bnnch I
nf tnnil thorn wp.rfl teveml small envel-
ones addressed to Miss M. Also there ,
were others with the inscription "Mr. !
and Mrs. M. and Miss M." Mrs. M.
passed these over with only an elevation
of tho eyebrows, but her daughter
thought it wise to leave the room. Open
ing her private letters, Mrs. M. read a
uoto from a friend apologizing for a so
cial error aud inviting . Miss M. to assist
at her at homo tluit afternoon. A Becond
note contained au apology for not hav
ing invited Miss M. to a debntaute
luucheou on the previous day.
Mrs. M. was completely mystified,
but an early visitor soon opened her
eyes. This visitor called hurriedly
to say how surprised she was that Mrs.
M. was introducing a daughter, and
compliments were profuse upon the
beauty and success of that daughter.
"She was quito tho sweetest thing yes-
terduy at tho mnsicale. Every one fell
in lovo with her. 1 want her to fill an
unexpected vacancy ill lny youug peo
ple's diuner tonight "
Mrs. M. gasped out: "There must be
somo mistake. I have no daughter in
society. "
Why, your nieco Introduced her to
me," Interrupted the astouished visitor.
But by this time Mrs. M. was ring
ing the bell furiously and both niece
and duughtcr were hurriedly summon
ed. Explanations followed, and ulti
mately forgiveness, but it was some
time before Mra M.unaiiaKed to con
vince society that sho was not launching
S beautiful daughter that "canon.
Last winter, when this same charm
ing girl rarao out formally and correct
ly, and in her own instead of borrowed
fiuory, thcro must havo born several so
ciety nipn saying to themselves: "By
Jcivo, where have I seen somebody like
Miss M.? Must have been some one I
mi last season. " Washington Star.
The Latter Day Jerosaleaa.
When I landed at Ynfa, I first befran
to opun my eyes iu regard to the Holy
Lend. This is a aJi)ort town, and it is
Diriy and lilthy aud ia overran with
U'KKurs who hava their "mit" out on
every corner. Iu tho middle or winter,
wheu a li(ht snow was falling, the
Ar.il. wearing cheap cotton clothing,
would stand around aud shiver. Every
body shivered for that matter, for I nev
or saw a stove or fireplace in the town.
Excnao mo from going to Jcmsalem
aguiu for pleusaro. 1 was disgust od
with the place ou acconnt of its filthy
struets and foul, uoimio odors. 'htory
of a Rotumed Traveler. "
Where the lararlaa Oaaaae la.
A pretty gcsxl gnrs can be made) a
1 1 what a seuaiMo man will on, but no
t 1y rvvr knows what foul will dav
stchlson Cilobn.
iTBEftiss NToaarll ibr.
Permanently cured by the msstrrly
power of South American Nervine Tonic.
Invalids need suffer no tongsr because
this great remedy can cure them all. I
Is cure for the whom world of stomsrh
weakness and indigestion. The cars be
(tlns WIIh the Drat dose. Tin rvlief It
brines Is manrelooa and surprlalnc. It
snakes no failure; aever diaappninta. No
matter bow lung yon have suffered, yc.qi
cure la omala under the use of tills (real
heallb-slvln furra. Pleasant and al
ways sitfa. Sold by (!. I). Ilradham,
mugglat, new Hrma, M. t'.J
r 3
Tnnnnnnn
I had Bait Bheom for yean. Hy lag from
knee to ankle was raw and swollen, and tho
pain was Intense. I tried dootoi in Hartford,
Watertmrr, anil New Hareo, toco ail. Co
TiccnA RawLVBST, Conocaa, (ointment),
and a box of Cuticura Soap completely
eared me. GARRETT T. BAYERS,
Hartford Electric Light Co, Hartford, Conn.
nsnr dm Tturain mi Tormnro. Dimo
waixa HmtOBS, WITH Los. or Hair. Warn btUtwitH
Coticvi. soap, smll. mnointiitci wilk COIWVSA, aaa
mi'i lima si CotlcoaA Kunif .ST.
old Uimoihool tat world. roTTSB tltoo l Cirafc
Coas.rnn.Hnana U Htm SSI Simla, ftafc '
f
1
T'TTTT'TTTSTTrTTTTTiTT
2?flLLW0r.IHI
JvJlHr-TENTHS Of
all the pain
andslcknessirom
which women
suffer Is caused
i by weakness or
derangement in
he organs of
menstruation.
' Nearly always
when a woman Is not well these
organs are affected. But when
they are strong, and healthy a
woman 13 very seldom sick.
ft? ELREC'5
Is nature's provision for the regu
lation of the menstrual function.
It cures all " female troubles." It
is equally effective for the girl in
her teens, the young wife with do
mestic and maternal cares, and
' the woman approaching the period
1 known as the " Change of Life."
They all need it. They are all
benefitted by it
For adTiee In cases reqvtrlnr epedsl
directions, address, glrinp symptoms,
the " Ladles' Advisory Department,'
The Chattanooga. Medicine Co.. CiaU.
nwga, Teru.
TH0S. I. COOPER, Tupelo, Mill., ssrn
' My sitter sullersd from vsry Irregular
and painlul mtnttruation and soctori
could not relieve her. Win et Ctrdul
entirely oursd her and also helped ntf
motner through tho Chanrjo cl Lite."
ICE
FOR HOME USE
Clean, pure, wholesome, guaranteed 10
e chemically made from distilltd water
and free from impuritWs. Specially in-
tended and prepared for human con-
gumption,
.... . . ., , . 0 a mi
Ice delivered daily (except Sundays) (I
m-,0 6 P- m
Sundays (retail only) 7 a. m. to 13
noon. For prices and other information,
address,
New Berne Ice Co.,
D. S. OUION, Manaoeu.
When talking to
you ....
About
Furniture
The sharpest point we ran
argue is the fact that our
LONO ESTABLISHED hllsillMW
and the Great Army of Sat
isfied Patrons we have
made is the best testimony
as to the quality of our
goods and the way we do
business
ALL KINDS OF
Desirable r..h.
fonnd her
Furniture ",1"'
r - -----
If you are contemplating
the purchase of Furniture
call aij my ston jwill
prove profitable.
John Suter,
Under Hotel Chatlawka,
Stm Berne. N. C.
Eastern Carolina Dispatch
and Old Dominion Lint.
Important Notice!
to KiiirrDits,
I'nlil Further Notb-e the Bteamrr
NEWBEUNE will tail at 10 A. M. on
TUESDAV3 and 7 A. M. on FiyUAT'S.
This steamer makes landings ,at all
stations.
GEO. HENDERSON, Agent.
New Ik rne, N. C, May 30, 1808.
Ileal Ivtiate Agvnry i
Housca For Rent.
Houses For 5aW.
Farms For Sale.
Collect ion i of Rrnt
Any buaim-as In our Una will be given
prompt attention by leaving word at tka
store of N. Nana A Co., opposite the
I wonts.
K E. UARI'ER.
S. ft
ABook Store
Latest Magazines. .
5 -
. Fashionable Stationery,
Li dies Superfine Visiting Cards.
Book-keepers
Supplies -.
Constantly -in
Stock.'
G. N. Ennett. J
To all Lovers .
of Good Beer.
I will sty that 1 ran furnish as .
good as can be had in the United
States Bottled FRESH EVEUY DAY
1 and it is especially recommended by
some of the Best Medical Authorities
in the country for Weak and Debili
tated Persons. .
Our Hot't Drinks
& Mineral Waters.
Our Ginger Ale is equal to the Im
ported. We guarantee Quality and
Cleanliness in our goods. Anxious
to Please, I am yours respectfully, .'
James F. Taylor
uuuw,u t
c&Ferrall,
- Tucker's
Store,
183 & 12 1 FAYETTEYILLE ST.
RALEIGH. N. C.
OUR CORSETS.
CO
CM2
S5
8m
st-a-
W. B. CORSETS,
America's Leading Corsets.
Are modeled and cut in such a manner
that they give Gn ce and Beauty to every
figurr.
Made with 4, 5 an 1 0 lio k c'atps. and
in Short, Medium, Lcnj and Extra Long
Waists, all Styles, including the Bicycle
and the new Shirt Waist Corsets, always
in stock ready for mailinfr.
PU10ES FHOM $1."0 UP.
Mall us your orders.
Dobbin & Ferrall.
Spring Xianib,
Veal, Million,
lBork,
And the FINEST BEEF ever brought
to this City, can be had at
Sam'I Colin'
& Son's
88 Middle St, Phone 46.
p- Also Live and Dressed Poultry.
The Hat Trick
is a Clever One.
We are Balling Hats Cheaper than they
tiara ever been Hold ricforo.
Our tlaU are all new and nur Styles
are tha Latest.
We are not only arllinr llata Cheap,
but everything else le Marked Down to
lbs Lowest, and yon ran ,el bargain hj
calling on or.
Our Una of SUM II Ell fltllRTA Is
very largs and the Style re all I p-t-Date.
We bar priors and qaslilies to
still i rery one.
We will hava In a fe days the Nicest
and Cheapest Line ot LOW QUAJITEK
SHOES In Iha clly and we ran aavt yoa
money. It you rail on Va before buying
elsewhere.
Baker & Dunn.
roiJLocK sTRnirr.
&JS
1 iii :.sj
Lodge Directory.
BtTRBKA LOTK5B KO. T, I. O. O. F. : OIB-
jors : R. J. Dlaoawar, n u.; us.nun,
J. Lta MOOily, tt'c a. BOO'tyi a. rirwr,
Jr., Trees. Kt-irular nieeUnae everv MonOay
Blrkt at & to o'clock.
I'Al.nafRTRNCAMPMKNT 0.1.1 O.ftf.
Oncers: C. H. Hell. C. P.: P. U. flyman,
H. C. Hughes, 8. W.j A. Hlhlmnt,
J. W.j H. C. Laniwlen, Hvritie; B. tioruek,
Treaa. Beajlax BnoanipmcntH, let, at, and
6th (It any) riiuraday niguia in each month
at W: oehcir .
a TAENIA LODGE HO. s, K. ot V.-Meets
every Tuesday nia-nt in uieir lasiie naii,
Middle Street; lslilng anient wm receive
a AhivAirb. wAluiine. J. if. Smith. C C.1
A. E. Pltiman, v. o.; W. 8. Parson. K. K. a
H.; o. C. Thornton. M. ot V. i. J. Baiter,
at. oi &. ......
... .mu m mum lift m O M I n n t
limcerx. Geo. 81over, Captain ; T. G. Hy
enan, Lieut.; P.H. Pelletier, Enslirn ;Wm.J.
Pitts, Clerk ;Kd. Ueroek, Accountntit. Kus
ular Cantonments, Sd and 4th Thursday
a'Knts In eacn monui tiiw o-oioca-
KAVBN LODOB KO. 1, KNIGHTS OP HAR
MONT: Sleets Slid and 4th Wednesday
iehta In each month in Kounire- nan.
HtlSMoclock. B.U. Bau. Pnaident; J. H.
Smith, Secretary. .
1 JOHN '8 I.OUUK NO. S, A. f. AND A. M
Onlcer:-T. W. Uewoy. W. M.; N. Case,
W.: Ueorxe urecn, J. w., i . .. ureu,
rraaa.i W J Pitis. Hectv. Rvmilar Com
muiiicatluns td WedDfesdav each month.
CIIATTAWKA 1U1BB NO. 14, IMP. O. It. M
Meets
stbeSnd 8lcepoevery7 Suns Monday Mules, ill flR't sizoS to Kllit UllVOlie.
tlai K.ol P. Castle Hall, Middle Btn-et.,.. I " '
SET " h. 'IZSK. ' UrSe Li,le of Smnnio. Robes
DiKht
welcome.
C.oIK
4KWBKRNR CHAPTER NO. 46, K.
M.
imrnrHt t. a. unwii. h. r.
-K.
T. W. llewny, Sorllw; Chag. Untry, Treas.i
C. D. m-ailnum, Sec'ty. ltt-iralar convoca-
lloim 1 Monusv eaen mourn. .
ST. JOHN'S COMMANPEKY NO. 10, K.T.:
ODIcen: 1. W. Iewey, K.C.; Jas. Keilmond
u.; J. u. uyinau, u. u., x. s. ate aunt),
PrAlikta! It. A. PiiinrnsH. ltecorder. KeieillHi
Conclaves Orat aud third rrldavs ot
montb.
' I
KN1HHTS OF HOSOB-riffleeni: R. n.
Poue, Iiietator; O. L. Vinson, Reporter;!
W. V. Roimtree, Klnniiclal hcporUir New
Berne I.oiiKo No. if.l meets tne sun ana n
rrumy iiiviitu nt r.
Hull, Polloc k Street.
SEW BRIINE LODGE SO. 1. F. II. C I. C.
Scales, Prest; J. H. Smlili, Heconlinjt ty;
E,. k. guiiiiey, nnaiiciHi rM-ciy. siveis m
KnlKliti- of I'ythiaa hall every 1st ana ra
Wednesday mahts in each moiitli. .
Balloon Fly Traps.
, Ice Cream Freezers
"Fire Fly" Garden
Plows.
Garden Hoes and
Bakes.
Green Wire Cloth lor
Window an d Door
Screens.
Poultry Netting.
Lawn Mowers.
Fish Hooks & Lines.
J. C. Whitty .
A. A N. V. Kailioad,1
New Berne, N. C, April 23, 1898. i
Supplement No. 2 to
Time Table 4 ot
oq i qq7
aVl Wll fVVf aV W
Ia ltffect Sunajy, April 2412 M.
Prom riorehead City to New Bern.
NO. 4
Paiiaenger, Dally Except Sunday.
Leave Morehead City Depot, 7 00 A. M
' Allantio Hotel,
' Morehead City, 7 23 '
Atlantic, 7 30 "
WildwoiHl, 7 81
" Newport, . 7 41"
" llavelock, 7 55 "
Croatan, P 04 '
" Itiverdale, 8 08 "
Arrive New Hern, 8 83 "
Uf" This train No. 4 will leave New
fDerue on regular schedule at S: 10 A. M.
as usual.
8. L. DILL. Superintendent.
W A R
"
OU IVO AVAIt
We Have the Nicest Line ot . .
ItefrlgcratorM ami
Water Cooler
. . In (he City.
Also such Hensouable Articles as Fly
Traps, Screen Doom, Window Scrvens,
lee Cream Frrt'Sers, Rat and House
Traps.
Clause Rclssnn and Rasnrs, every ar
ticle with the name of lianas on same
t fully warranted.
Eicrlslor and Elmo Cook Stores, No
Fancy Casting, but we guarantee lliein
to give satisfaction.
L. II. CGI LEU HARDWARE CO
WILLENBRINK'S
Eestaiirant act! Linicj Eorffls,
l?0 MIDDLE ST,
NEW PEUSE, N.C,
Bv7lblBS!
sS rirM,laM.
taUtta.
PMrtrtm raaa.
nswetal Mai. a
jr the Wish.
I HAVE A
Horses A
ON HAND which arrived on June 2d, by Steamer, and Kail and
which will be Sold Cheap for the CASH or on flood Negotiable Paper.' r.
I have Ijuge Horses and Small Horses; Large Mules and Small
I also have on hand I'tiggies made by Jiandolpb, Mnston, JN. t .;
Tyson & Jones, Carthage, if, ('.; Hnssey, Tnrboro; N. '.; Hackney, Wilson,
N. (; barbonr, South lioston, .Va., which I am Selling Cheap for the
CASH or ON TIME.
v Don't Forget that I am in the Harness Business. ,
I n f.i Nil ttl fll vii O1!!
OOJ, . t . i2 !'!"
1SR0A1) STREET.
M. Hahn & Ob.,
Livery, Sale & Exchange Stables.
1
WHOLESALE AND
HOUSES CO
-A CClMPIiETK LINE OF-
Buggies, Poad Carts and Harness;
. No.' IiS, lao and Ijj Hiddle Street. ..
THE NEW BERN
FIRE
OF NEW
CAPITAL.,
I1TDOE3 A OENEUAL FI1!K INSURANCE BUSlNERa.
T. A. GREKN, rirsidw.1.
OEOHUK GUEEN, Secretary.
I J. J. WOLFENDEN, Gen'l Agent.
J-V.Wu,,s&C.r m o
I am nnrrvn-ir n ctiippt L.I III V
403 GREENWICH STIIEET,
, NEW YOltK.
itferclutiHliKe
KrokrN
and 1 Vmii iiiIhhIoii
Slercliants
Arc in position toohtaln llii.liit
I'rlces for TltUCK, I'UOUUOE,
tlhll, He.
We also- make a Specially of
Buying for Soul hi ra TrmW.
tSTuIVE US A TRIAL.
Flats, All Sizes,
;t 'arrl.-s LnaJ on IVrk or In Hold.
Red Heart hand-Made and
5awcd Shlngs
Always on Hand.
Cot Priors on llrkk, Lalht and Fence
Stove Wood Cut and driivt rrd In your
door. See
1 DIG HILL.
(The Shingle Han.
I A CAItLQAb OF
Pen ISnKkrtH and
Iturrel Coverw!
Jl'KT ItECF.IVF.n.
jr. Va. IjAthaji.
Mules
.
, ' ,
on hand.
New Berne. H. G.
RETAIL f EALERS IN
TXXj-ETS
Win UAL
INSURANCE CO.,
BERN, N. C.
$50,000,00
JOHN DUNN, '
OfSm: (.VEU CITIZENS BANK
. : .
DEALER IN
gi:nkkaTs
lIAUDWAIli:.
AND ALL KIVDS OF
IIlir.DI.XJ
MATi:iiivi,.
Wire Netting, Screen DikiihA Wlndovs.
falneler
IEefrlg;eratori,
Which are lbs Hral. They have ImiI ftW
rqiislsand NO SUPKHIOH1.
It's Crrsm Frrrai-ra, '
Watr dMiU-ra,
Mirhlg in Stoves and Rimfea.
Ac.-ht IV'voe'a I'sinia.
. Under Hotel Chatlawka,
New llerne, N. C.
t .
I
I
as)tr,Ciii1 1r.lr.M .rh..,: s
"I IrtiuncM CmiiM t-d r fcs - .
Otid Ornoiio-r)iTr u m i-
ami v rwai l ,,, pit nt itt . aa ti,
rmn Irv. V i l.m ttn,
htaI rrHWl, dnwi n iw i.rt.rfet.,
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