THE. JOURNAL,
Hew Beta, N. 4 Fby. 18, 1902.
Index to New Advertisements.
J. i. Tolsoa, it Celery
B. 1. Blilock Well paper. -. "
8imnwns A Hollowell Co Special. .
stofiud. - ; 4 "
Bosltess Locals.
FRESH CELERY it J. J. Tolson, Jr.
Broad street, to day. "
THOSE Much talked of end extensively
advertised Cubanola clgtti eta be found
at James B. Dawson's, 108 Middle St. '
FOR RENT Five rooms on second
floor of Street's Building. Apply to J, E.
Land.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey la .the
best. Middle street.
Guilford Lewis,
1902.
Samples of the CELEBRATED
ALFRED PEATS WALL PAPER sent
to your house or may be seen at Daw
son's Confectionery. It will cost you
nothing to see these samples and have
estimates on one room or yonr whole
house. PHONE 209.
New Wall Paper
Sampl?g--1902.
Jutt Received at R. B. BLALOCK'S
PICTURE ESTABLISHMENT, Craven
Street. Call and examine. Sample
will be sent if desired.
Dip CATARRH SNUFF
loosens up the tenacious viscid mucus
In nose, clears out the head and stops
catarrhal headaches due to cold con
gestion in the front of bead. The cost
Is only 10 cents and the benefit arising
from Its use Is worth dollars health too
Mfg. by Bradham's Pharmacy.
HOT SODA.
All the popular flavors Beef Tea
Beef Bouillon, Clam Bouillon, Tomato
Bouillon (made from beef, tomatoes and
celery). Cbooolate and all the soda fla
vors Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Grape
and Coca-Cola your choice for 5 cents
and as hot as you can drink It. At
Bradham's Fountain.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention Is given them.
Only the best drags are used. The
prices are reasonaoie. oena yours mere
to be filled.
LESS WORRY.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves In
dozens of ways, and you can't prevent
it. All you can do Is to keep tbem as
free from exposure as possible and al
ways have In the house s Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. Anway's
Croup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It Is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 25 cents will b
refunded by any dealer selling it. Sold
by Davis', Henry's, and Bradham's
Pharmacy.
DR.SHOOP'S PREVBirTICS.
The great cold cure, are sold and guar
anteed by Bradham's Pharmacy. If yon
bring the empty box back, and yon am
not satisfied with Preventlcs we will re
turn your 25 cents. You must have
them on hand If you expeot to prevent
cplds; and prevention is better than cure
Preventlcs cure colds, as well as prevent
them.
i r
At Davis'.
. Jordan's Cough Balsam, made accord
ing to formula of late Col. Jordan, it on
sale at Davis' Prescription Pharmaoy.
This Cough' Balsam has always been
found very efficacious, and tt doe not
contain any harmful drug! It la espec
ially good for children. Price 6 cent
This Weeks' Store News, t
New arrivals we want to tell yon
about First shipment of tew wash
dress goods are in, beautiful line of
French ginghams In solids and stripes,
Florodora combs, wire frames, tor msk.
Ing your ribbon stock collars, and the
Swiss and Nansook Embroideries ,ta
matohed sets. BARFOOTS. r
Walnut Taffy and Walnut Buttercup
t McBorley's. .
Fel Park. .
- Prospect park, Brooklyn, which eotn
priae 618 acre, 1 valued at 127,730,.
POO. , .
iKn.' ,; v Brm4lsa. f-.
"'A. medical man aays: "Be careful la
- your dealing with horseradish. . ) It
Irritate the stomach far more than
' aploe, and an overdo will brine on an
unpleasant aeoaatlon tor days."
i
CAPUDINE
Does not effect the
heart.';
0 . V
f . "
tJl8jdifferenfroTnother
, "' Headache Itcmediea.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ABOUND AJnD ABOUT.
Ther will be a meeting of " the ladles
of the library committee to day, Tne
day, at ll;80, . m, at the home of Ura.
Seymour. ..j''1-,
Fair and eoo), 1 th weather forecast
for to day A Th mow tinder yesterday's
clearing weather, nearly disappeared.
Th minimum temperature: wa as de
grees. 7 i .- frv-lV 'A fj' v'i;-"-;;-?' '
: The planing null of the uongdon
plant in this city, now the property of
th Blade Lumber Company,' baa been
closed down, temporarily. L
la th leotion bi Vic Presidents of
th North Carolina Good Roads Assocl
atloo.Mr. William Dunn, of city wu
elected to represent Craven county. ;
John Bowden, who has been operator
at Cove station, for th A. tt. O, Ball,
road, hat resigned, and take a position
with th Western Union Telegraph Co.
in this city. ;
Early yesterday morning, there was' a
fall of one inch of snow, making five
aches the total snow fall here during
the last storm.'
Clem Monroe, Dead.
' W. 0. Munroe, Jr., or better known
here as Clem Munroe, died in Goldsboro,
yesterday morning.
.Clem , had often visited .here, at his
Uncle's, Dr. N. H. Street, and wa gen
erally liked: File father "is Mr. W. C.
Monroe, Attorney of - the A. & N 0.
railroad, and all will sympathise with
him in his loss.
Crops Two Weeks Late.
Froze Oaground since early in Novem
ber has prevented nearly all kinds of
put door farm work, especially in pre
paring the ground for crops.
Cabbage plant set out two months
ago, have practically made no itrowtb,
where they have not been killed or
dwarfed by the cold.
Truckers who have planted peas are
not certain as to what Is to oome from
the planting.
Two wetki late is the general estimate
regarding crops in this vioinity.
The finest Western Beef and lamb
ever seen In New Bern will be on sale at
Oaks Market today.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. A. R. Willis left last night for
Besufort on businsse.
Mr. Samuel Hudson of Pollocksvllle,
wu a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. W- B. Blades left on the steamer
Kense'last night for Elizabeth City.
His Honor, Judge Francis D. Winston
left Sunday for his home in Windsor.
Mr. W, W. Clark was a passenger on
the steamer Neuse last night, on his way
to New York, on bnslness.
Mis Dollle Davis, who has been vis
iting In the city for few days, left for
her home In Beauort yesterday.
Mr. Walter Henry, of Charlotte, Na
tional Bank Examiner was In the city
yesterday and left last night for Eliza
beth City.
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at New
Be. J, Graven county, N. C. Feb. 17.
1802: '
MSN'S LIST.
C Grant Cradle, George Cogleton.
D Henry Davis, or- Denis, Noah B.
Dunn.
E Hebron Everlngton, (ETelg ting-
ton), v
G Fred Green. - ;
H-DauHadley, E. D. Hardety,-o o
a. J. Brown, Jr. .
J William Kennedy.
L J. M. Lea, A. P, Lunford.
M Simon Mateger, John Morris, E.
A. Moor, Joseph Manly, eo Gna
Lanch,
P-aH. Perry.
R Nathan Roe,' H. R. Richardson.
e 0 JerveyJHalch.
8 Duncan (Jean Smithy Ernest A.
BtarklofT, Star Bargain House, 8. A:
Simpson. .
T Elmer E. Taloott, Charlie Ta-
ten, (2) .
. W Heary WlUlaoa.
wowaa's list.
A Ella Alston. '
0 Elisor Cualogbam.
' -Mary Evett, e o Bob Erett.
H 8arah J. Homer, (Hsmer), Nancy
Harris. ; l v. ,
L Bnaan Jarkln. ,
M Mary A. Moor. .
: Nsaay Mats. :-y.-;
R Sophia Ray, Deaa Russell
8 Ellz8plvah, Margem Bpellmaa
Maanl Smith, Mr. V. L 8ml h. '
T Ithsl Tbornblrg. ;' i .
W-Claasl Willi. i -;i : ?:-, i' l'
fersoas ealUng for th abov let tn will
, plsas say kdvertlsed and glv dat of
lut '.i ;:H f
Th regalatloas bow fqulr!thi one (1
eatsbsllbeeolleeted oa th delivery
f eh advertised letter, . i ;,
. " , -v. S. W. HaiooocP. M
v , ,. !.' T 1
, OABVOXIXa.. ' '
'' Umrt BotgM
For this Week
Only.
W will sell ft regular 78e, 'two
Snart Fountain Pyringe for 60 o.
veryone of tliera wamntod per
fect and good as most fl.UO ones.
Bee our window.
. BRADHAM'S PHARMACY,
Uor. f oUtx-M KlUdle bta.
Who? ; m .
"Who befriended Unci Bam f "
'"I," aald John Bui, . - ,
a "I need my PoU, " V1
. I befriended Unci 8am." -'
... Who heliwd him lick Spain f
'V aald th Kaiser, ..
.' "I stood right by. t-'.-:---:
'.
r I blpd him lick Spain." i
"Who tood oft th Powrr;"'
aV aald th Csar, : V' "
. ' "I wa right thar. '
i I stood oft the Powers." .
"Who hU friend now f
, - "I," aald they an,. .
With, unanimous bawl,
' "I'm hi teal friend now l"
Chicago Trlbnn.
Conee at Conlederate Reunions. 1
: Quotation from a letter wa received
from The Texas Reunion Association,
Dallas, Tex: .
" W beg to assure you of our grateful
appreciation of your kindness and gene
rosity to ourselves and to th old Con
federates who will so much enjoy yonr
liberal donation.
TEXAS REUNION ASSN.,
By 0. L. Martin, Seoretary."
The donation which la referred to
above, was -offered In a letter ofonr
reading aa follows:
, We agree to duplicate at your Re
union at Dallas what we did for the Con
federate Veterans In Memphis, serving
from sunrise to dark to every Confeder
ate Veteran as much Coffee as be could
drink. What we did at Memphis was
not a cold-blooded business proposition
and the offer we make to you has just as
much sentiment in It. We assure you It
will be a great pleasure for us to bear
ths eatlre cost of the coffee and cream
used, aa well as furnish our own men to
brew the coffee ss It should be."
This means that at the Reunion in
Dallas we are to serve four thousand
gallons or more equalling at least one
hundred thousand cups of our "deal
Brand" Coffee, the highest grade it is
possible to Import.
Yours very truly.
Chase & Sanbobit,
Tea ds Coffee Importers.
Boston.
Daughters of Confederacy.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
held Wedneabey, February 10th at 12
o'clock, at the home of the President,
Miss Mary Oliver.
Namxii P. Strict,
Rec. Sec.
Scarcity of Water Products.
A few oysters were available yester
day, so that shippers could fill a few
orders, but not enough to make them
feel that they were doing any, bus!
Mr. Geo. N. Ives, In speaking of the
fish market, said that the fishing season
was fully three weeks late, and makes
the outlook very bad for the fisher
men. A few mullets and trout were on the
dock, but bothtng In the way of receipts
for the shipping trade.
WILDWOOD. ,
February, 17 We are having very
disagreeable weather at present, aome
snow. little cold wind, p lot- of rain
and plenty of cold weather. Some of
our old men-say It Is the most regular
weather this winter they ever saw.
No warm Weather slnoe November
worth speaking of. We are getting re
warded for some of those hot daya last
summer.
The people In our community ar bet
ter .prepared than ever before agslost
th great horse disease. W . have wltb
us a man who has been studying surgery
He haa a collection of, bid taule skull
bones, and,I studying the different pas
sages of th akull. H aays all th
trouble oome from the bend. -
Farmer ar getting OH ahustl now,
plowing, ditching, putting ralle, shrub
bing, mending fencee and burning off
th grass. , They kr laid Mid th dl
eouragsment of a bad crop last year,
entered la again wltb new resolutions of.
making a good crop-this, year.? Bop
they will not b disappointed la their ex
peetatlon. .
Rev. & H. bier preached in th Pres
byterian church last Thursday night.;
'. Capt Jim Plgott and. CoL' Dsnal of
Boguspnt Thursday 1 night In Wild
wood, ' '" -u-' "''-V.
Mr. K.B. Stewart ha just moved In
onr midst this week. Bop k will b
satisfied wltb hi new horn, r .! .,-
Mr. Wm. Moor ha Urt ua and nord
to Broad creek. W ar orry to have
him leave, but he ' know hi bnslness
best, so h hs our beat wish. '. -;.
Mr. Oeorg Latham of Rlverdale spent
Saturday night at Wlidwood. :t:r
, Mr. Walter Mann of Newport spent
Saturday and Sunday her. ' 'I
.Bom of our young men went to New
port Saturday and there they saw some
thing aw. It wa a ana fight. Bom
of th countrymen cam la town, and
old Cora got th best f them and they
eonoluded they would fight It oak ' It
took nearly all th ansa la towa to quell
tt fight, ;) , - -( But, Mac;
That Ught Coagti, ' -
and aa far aa that it eoncerned any
oengh oreold, ennlit be relieved
and cured with CliERHY ObYC
KKINK. It is an entirely reliable
oongh symn which hne had an e
normotii sale during the last few
yra. It soems to give bnttor sat
isfaction tln any o( lifr like prep
aration tliat we could got lild t.
One thing we know we lied rntli-.
er reoommend It to onr cunUininrs
than any oilier we hare In our
Y store, it ta aafe to Rive to (MIH
Z Tn. Fold only at HA! ; - I ti
1'IIAKMACY, Cor. Kr.md t Im t
fitreft.
tll : ' " " '
ARAPAHOE. V
Febraary 17. Th working part of
our community- baa bad set back for
the last two weeks, because of (he x
treme cold weather. ,. Last Saturday
morning we bad nlo snow, but y eater
day it waa very near all gone. This
morning It snowed again and th weath
er looks likely to continue unfavorable.
-The farmera are set back with their
plowing. ' Potato seed seems to be vary
acaro with na thto-aeaaon. TherawllI
be about a nsualcrop planted this season
Our mall has n been her tine last
Friday. .'-:. : ' '--
- Sheriff dampen seems to continue to
hsve business among bur citizens, his
deputy wa visiting her laat Thursday.
Mr. Will Miller of Bay boro was here
Thursday.
: Mr. Griffin of New Bern visited Arapa
hoe last week representing 0. Marks &
Son of New Bern.
Mr W. S. Reel of Arapahoe visited
New Bern last Thursday to buy goods.
Our merchants Seem to be doing a good
business considering the hard times.
Mr. J. W. Bawls of Arapahoe lost one
of his mules ' last Thursday, I do not
know the exact cause. Mr. Rswls has
about 45 bead.
Mr. L. A. Land of New Bern and his
wife and three little children visited
Arspahoe yesterday a week ago and left
for New Bern last Monday after attend
ing to tome business at their place In
Arapahoe, ' v '
v Mr. Whftehurst of New Bern the son
of Mr. Moses Whitehurst, was In Arapa
hoe laat Monday.
.' Mr. Joseph Reel one of our merchants
of Arspahoe Is making some improve
ment fh the arrangement of bis building
and adding to his warehouse room.
J.B.B
Clerk's Wise Suggestion.
'1 bare lately been mnch troubled with
dyspopals, belching and sour stomach,'
writes M. S. Meail, leading pharmacist'
of Attleboro Mass. "I could eat hardly
anything without suffering several
hoars. My clerk suggested I try Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure which I did with most
happy results. I have had no more
trouble and when one can go to eating
mince pie, cheete, candy and nuts after
such a time, their digestion mngt be
pretty good. I endorse Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure heartily." You dont have to
diet. Eat all the good food you want
bnt don't overload the stomsch. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests your food. F. 8
Duffy.
Western Pork Loin at Oaks Mar
ket.
Very fine display of all kinds of Meats
at Oaks Market, today.
X Kow One Sure Remedy
for an obcttnate cold. Ita name i Pjrnj-Balaam.
FOUR DAYS ONLY
Wednesday, -Thursday
Friday and Saturday.
A T
SIDE WALL,
CEILING
and BORDER
r; Several odd
I ridiculously low
t a lull double roll, . . -''J' "r.
rNot one piece in the lot but is
worth 16c, and most of it is worth
t irom 25o to 60c,
ft ... rrt it "n ::'v : r ) jfv
. gaJUleb items. ,
Feb. 15. This community has been
formerly known as Morgan 8wamp,: but
we (th community) ar now building a
Christian church Which will b called
Galilee, heno w change th name of
our community.-. . ' , ' '.i .
' Farmer are busy Infence 'mending
and clearing new ; lands.' Bom war
disappointed this morning, concerning
log rolllnga. ' ''
Rev, I. P. Helton filled bis appoint
ment at the school house In this neigh
borhood last Saturday and Sunday. We
hope to have the new church ready for
use by the summer.
The. Sabbath School at this place la
rapidly progressing, It haa 69 members
and a very small house. Hurrah I for
the church house and give the Bunday
School more.
. Miss Parthene Btapleford left yester
day to visit friends ot Asklns. v I
We are glad to relate that Mr. Wm. A.
Thomas' little boy who broke his leg
some time ago Is mending slowly.
SNAP;
Sale of Laud.
NORTH CAROLINA ) k",0
CBAVBN COONTT.P0" rerm
The Citizens Bank of New Bern
vs.
J. 0. Bushnell, A'irora M. Bushnell, his
wife, a&4 Henry 0. Whitehurst,
-- Trustee. . . .
NOTICE Pursuant to a judgment In
the above entitled action, rendered at
ssid term, I will sell at the court house
door la the city of New Bern, N C. on
Monday the 24th day of March. 1902, at
the hour of IS o'clock, M., all the follow
ing described property, to wit: All that
certain tract or parcel of land lying In
the County of Craven, and State of
North Carolina, lying on the south side
of Neuse river and being a part of the
old Fort Barnwell plantation aa convey
ed to John Blddle by Rosa B Smith and
others by deed dated March 8 1886, and
fully described in a Commissioner's
Deed of the ssid Henry 0. Whitehurst,
Trustee, dated December 19ih, 1898, t
which reference Is made for a full des
cription. Terms of sale cash.
This, 18th day of February, 1903.
Romolus A. Numn,
Commissioner.
I iHLBook Store
Better thau a
Black-hoard -Our
Slated Cloth.
Recommended by
X School Officers and
Teachers.
6. N. Ennett.
rirrS
JUc.
lots, but all at the:,
price oi 10a lor
. V." ; -
67 Pollock Street, ; '),; :
ijr
G Dann .Q Co
f-OLE AGENTS.
g 57 UPollocIls: Street- 2
O sOOQ44OCOOO
cMineral and Table
Waters and Malts,
o Harris' Lithia,
. Buffalo
I'eaufort Lithia in Siphons, Carbonated,
o Appollinarig,
Vade Mecnm,
lfed l?av-n plits,
o Curabannu,
Hunyada Janos,
HofJE's Malt, Hoff's Malt with Iron,
. o Malt Nntrine,
Cjown Malt, Olimpian Malt.
' Pabst's "Best Tonic,"
o Beaufort
1 DUFFY'S PHARMACY, I
1 Cox. Middle & S. Front Hi. p
L. G. DANIELS,
-DEALER IN-
Horses ? Mules.
FEED AND EXCHANGE STABLES.
It AND 41 I'DftVM STRUT, OPPOSITE II V MAN SI PPLT CO
NEW BXB1V, 9T. C.
Winter Goods
At Summer 'Trices.
We have a gofd linQ of foal and Wood Urating Stoven that you
will find cheajer ilian eleeithar. dan 't want to carry them over.
If yours is not nil right bow the time to buy.
Our Stock of General Hardware is Complete
Sash, Doors and l'lindr, Paint. Oil and Varnish, Co-Id and Silver En
amel, Lime, Platter, ( einent, and building Material for a flniahed job.
Lowest Trices. Goods Guaranteed.
PHONE
117.
78
FOR
Horses, Mules,
Buggies, Farm
Wagons, Cart
Wheels and
Harness
GITJB ME A TUT A I
THOS. J.
Our Spring Styles f
.. In fabrle for Ovarooata and Bait
intra r ifdj (or yoor lnsMotion.'' . W
hare all Ui novcltiaa ol ui seaaoa n
Harms and C heviots. Order bow and
yon will bav plenty of tfm to have
your fittinc done, i Our prices win be
found saUsfactorr, oar work nainr-
" V. W' Chiidwlek,
Wlnter.ExcursIon Rata. ','
f ffeotiv October f, 1801, Hoarsloa
rate ar plaoad oa sale by lb Bon the ra
Railway to ajl principal wlntsr resort
of tb 8oalk and Honlhwest. Ak any
agent Eouthern Railway for fall lafor.
matlos. - t. :
u
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4
Lithia. Sta
Ginger Ale. g
The Spring
Blocks nave
Just Arrived.
The most
Popular Hats
On the market
To-day.
Do
You
Wear
One?
Qaskill Hardware Co.
HrooLi St
NEW BBRN N. 0.
MITCHELL.
For Sale
Or Lease !
The Grist Mills and
Factory property, Cor.
Hancock and Johnson
streets, known as New
Bern Grist Mills and
operated by Geo. Bish
op,' now deceased.; '
' Tbe plant consists ol
two up to date mills
nnafiorn clanner. ' ele- '
-ww W '
MiwMaMsmwwM
vat or, belts, one bolters?
and every thing com
plete and in first class
For terms, ana. iur-
ther inlormation ap
ply to -:r-:A ;
-E. k. Bisnoiv