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There was conaldorable chsnge Moa
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; THE JOURNAL.
""T- Mew Bern, N. tVAsrll 1, 1908.
, Index to New AArertlsemeBts.
f. Pale of valuable property. T . ,
-F. & uftyAati-blHoos plus. ?
8. A. Edwrd Jnrt teceired. i
r Breed Bt FraltCo Chocolate, etc
Slmmont ' ft Hottowell - Co After
Easier ssle. : - 2' '
Buslaesi Locals.
JUST Received, foil (apply of African
aad White Shoe Wx. Heel-ball for
Black aad Tan shoe. Full supply
Bridgeport Goring. B. A. Edward, Mid
dle 81 Rest to Scott's table, i -
JTJ8T Received by express, olce line of
Lowneyt Chocolate fend Boa Boa Can
dle. Broad Street Trait Co, Phone SB,
MILK COW For - Bale. Apply Sim
Grove Farm or. W.F. Crockett, New
Bern.N.O. s . ' .
CLBVILAHD-S Improved Sxtre Early
Bad Valentine Beans. Chat B. Hill, 8S
Middle 8t - ': ' .
KOTICB If yon want your hoase
moved, raited or repaired, call on J. M.
Register, r Hegcaa do.it all, 178 Pollock
' street, Hew Bert, X. 0. ., -1 .
JUST Received 900 lbs ..be hemlock
sole leather. - A fall supply of O. Sulll
Taln'i rubber heels tor ladles and gentle
men. ; Star heel plate of all shea, , Heel
ttiffeners fend braces for 10 cent a pair.
8. A. Edwards, Shoe maker. Next to
goon's ttrtiai Mlddls 8t.y?. jj
NOTICE-Babamea 81lps for sal by A.
J. Flowers, at 1.80 per Bbi F. O. B.
Maribel, H. 0.-;, v ', ?Cvsfer
WANTED Typewriting, book keeping
etc. to do at sight F. O. Boi No. 999.
ALL KINDS of tresa taffy, Peanut,
Coooanut and Fruit Candy mad dally,
A nice lot of Pineapples, Oranges, Ba
nana. GrspeH Lemons and Apples si
the Broad 8treet Fruit Store, phone
88. - ' "--i:"
JACOBS' Raleigh By Whiskey Is tbs
best.' Middle street. -
MRS. i. O. WILLIAMS, at No, 15
Grlfflth street, who" is an sxperlenced
dyer and cleaner of. clothing, respect
felly aollclu work of tbs) kind. Press
ing and repairing don.' : .. " r
AROUND AND ABOUT.
There was no "baptising" on Sunday,
John Johsson belsg kept too bwy with
his chnreh terries. Hest Snaday there
is a promts of a Urge baptismal par
The residence of Mr. H. B. Duffy: on
'. Pollock street, ha received s number of
repairs, besides . being . aUnetively
painted. V',; t. j -.
Mr. O. X. SloTsr, has Joined the rakki
of the "flag raisers- and has ersoted a
. tall pole on the Union atreet eld of bit
lot, from which a flag wave. ; . r
TheA.mN.Ci, mall was about two
boars late last night, owing to a broken
. spring e the engte,tbe accident oo
ewrring near.! Grang.'.;'!
, our TOREidrr cousTns,'
Undoubtedly the kaiser w the boldest
euttor Mis Colambin has ever baA
: Hew Jot World. v.v.-.."..; f
England should not become Jealous.
This country will be Just st polite to
' any British prloet who feels Ilk run
' i alng over her for visit. Washington
Stir. .'
i.Onr other Mendi In Borope should
. not be disturbed or welted. Tb fact
" that we respond entbomastlcally and
i A: generously to the advance of Genua
ay does not at an mean that she I to
":'X "" tT a monopoly ef oar good will. W
'-.anutt'DO friendship with any power
: fV1"" sbJ Mind the possibility of
:- ; vf friendship with aU the other power
. . fadiajmpoUa Mewa, , : t s
Special CSUiery RotlceV '
Mbs Alice Fries formally with for
three (8) seasons will again have eharse
. of our Millinery Department. She Is
: Showing by far the Urt' selected stock
; - w have ever carried, a look through oar
' eforewIU prove this. . . i
BABFOOT BROS.
Fin Western Beef ao4 Muiton at tl
.Oaks Market
' Hot Chocolate, andIIoti Coffee and
.Sandwiches at HcBorlcj'e. ' " v
at mmmm aawf tfe, - m .raff
' . rkaiiant to tale. Your i - j
lit. w. j. i . .. ., f : .i i -
was bute on LiWi-os yt- -lerdy.
Mr. W. Q. Fotloog, of tl.e A. C. L ,
vu a visitor In the city, yeeterdy.
Mis Susan "tlaina.n, arrived bore
Sunday, for a week's vi&U wlih rela
tives. ' . . . - . . . x
Mr W. 8 Bell of Newport spent yes'ter
day In the city,- returning to hi home
last night. ' v. . : -: "J -
' Mr. A. M. Edwards now of Edwards,
N. C. but who once resided here, was In
town yesterday.".
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Newberry came op
from Newport yesterday morning and
are visiting lathe city. - 'n t
" Mr, D. L. Ward kft.on the A. V N 0.
morning train yesterday to attend the
Jones County Court which Bits at Tren
ton this week.
"Fire at nines' WlL;
" Shortly after one .. o'clock yesterday,
fire was discovered In one of tb dry
kilns of the Hlne Bros. Lumber Co'.
BUI st Klnston. - ' , V v - -.
" Prompt work by In Or department
of Klnston and the mill force oonflned
the Are to one kiln, which , was kept
closed until the flames had been moth
ered by tfis Injection of Jive steam.
" Ths loe will be largely doe to lb
water soaked timber in the kilns,''
; Easter Dtnce.7"
Tonight at Lowlbrop Hall, the young
men give complimentary dsnoe . to
their young lady friends
Thl la to be the last dance of the
season, and It promlsrs to be a -most
sajoyabl affair." " 6
- Dancing begins promptly at 9 o'clock.
Masle will be famished by the ' Colam-
blaa Orehestra, . , . , - f.
. Easter Snndayr. .
JX t ner "weather could have been
asked for than that of. last 8unday. , It
wu sn ideal Easter Day, and the at
tendance at all the churches were large,
rooming and at night. .
Although the report of a flowers
available was heard, tb churches wu
beautifully ,,- deoorated. wlthflowersr
Easter lilies being prominent among the
shrubs and Tine. KS-Ji-J.vii
iT-m. -anem Pt srstv-;;.
t fCb maa eatinx fir of Central Amev.
ca inhabits the low lying coast re
klont and is moch dreaded by the) a
bm jot tb fearful results whlctt tot
WWvJta atlnm - Matorallst call It Lo
jtUihomlnlTara. The 'average speci
men to about a third of aa iadr Jong,
tt has a big Bead, with the eyes on
Hi Its cheeks an a golden yellow,
ha abdomen dark blue with purple
tnda, it leg black. Its wings unoso
allyng;arjdtheyprodocacoDtlnaoas and load taaalng .when in motJoa.
- tTna'penon bitten by this fly gen a
disease called mymsta, - It generally
begin with an itching of the nose;
thettthat organ swells and bleeds, next
iUbeoomee ulcerated, and la these ul
cers may be found the larrm of tb fly.
Xteswhoi fact become swollen; ery
atpela aeta in, followed by maoroitls
and death. On mas I knew, said a
traveler in that country, shot himself
attach bad beta bitten rather than
face lb torture be knew were cer
tain. Can Is difficult Subcutaneous
injection of chloroform sometimes do
foooVVbut a often faU. Our man I
beard tsf sras cured by issnos Jnle in
aet4 intt bis Mood. - . .
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ni Taaaa 'abaw amC 9kaW $ &i
: 90mn is no better antldot for da
ardency, than to take a measure ox
Fouriiwn eonununtty ss It was ten
Mm ma J. H Mi mm im mJk.mi
w.v mhi mm mh M. WMW
jor Br la an tmrepreasntatlv and
arsgnsnt mmmmitty. - Ton will be
Uxely t find the roads or the streets
batter than they wen, the railroad
service, the postal service, possibly
rvwtrtb telegraph and the telephone
itarvlca better. Ton win obterv better
bouses, mor attraetlv grounds. Tbe
peopl are bettor dad or more are well
pad. Inside their boose you win flo4
Boor book or, better, more bathrooms,
better Bghts and better fornttar. A
larger proportion of children and youth,
arercelvln( good training at better
School. - All this mean mor than
prosperon years. It mean a higher
Imi M Uf and a stronger ambition.
The area being of the people of tb
United Btate I rising higher and es
pecially a it diffusing itself wider,
lit to constantly becoming more com
fortable and mor cheerful a well as
longer and aster, leading to better con
ttlttooa for Intellectual growth and so
cial derelopmeut World's Work,. '
t - -'.
..; OswMVt Be BTMakaa.
PA TMrbyshlr so, air recently invited
aom London friend down for a little
shooting. One of tb sportsmen, after
Shooting for three bear without suc
cess, wts considerably annoyed by the
keeper in attendance M him repeating
after every miss, "I can't b mistaken,
aur!y." j- -
Tor goodness sake, b qulctl" be at
last shouted. "What do you mean
(with your everlasting 1 can't be mis
takoo1" ' .
"WeH sir," was the reply. "If you
tdnt put a few shots t'irough my 'at
peppered both my If r f r me and pop
ped a full charge into n j ritlit f"t I'm
blowed If I shouldn't t '.Ink as 'out you
iwas a-fidar wl'.h blatsk cartr! '!'
London &amr. j
Fin lot of young'clilclensand drw 1
fowl at lb Oil Market this morn
Ing. .
"lii i f iae, pirjmre fur
r."
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f. f " ; '
1 fW' t 1H V ill' l ft
a : r Arii 1 to i 1-
. j. I . .a 1 . ii put. i
I .it'' , i ,1 E. I Vo.,y It gtrt
t. i n.a.i'. .1 1 r for Lis, .. ...
- U. LI. 1. ..i.ji.B moved Into hia new
dwt' 'nr li t nv k.
t"r. H. L. t.u..h lioj 'S tohiive hi
du...i;2 rm'y to le occinjltdloon.
Step are bulug taken to build aa
academy here on the stock plan. It it
d ol red to raise 1 1,000, of which about
$750 ha been subaorlbed. We pre
sume the balance will be raised soon." -
Capt. M. E. Bloodgood and son, Clar
ence, who bars been In the oyster trade
down east are spending a few day
home,. " ' ' ; ' - ' t
Miss Katie Plttman closed her school
Isst Fridsy, The speeches by the little
ones were very good. ' A children parly
wu given them by Miss Kate at her
home that evening, where they enjoyed
themselves playing,' eating confection
tries and listening to some good mosle
by Miss Daisy Plttman. - Mia Katie will
probably resume her school after a few
month vacation. ' s '
Easter day - was celebrated here last
Suadsy. Rev. F.,8, BeCtoa preached a
very, good aermon, and one that was
very appropriate on the. occasion.: Ia
the afternoon, he gave a itw" minutes
talk to the children, after which there
was a grand egf hunt out on. the'oam-
pusTs-l f 1 "ifC-
-s Rev. Jf. G. Dukes, a Unitarian minister
will preach at Whit Oak sear Mr. Mor
ris la Carteret oounty oa Srd .8und .' la
April and at Swaasbora oa Srd Sunday
sight. fij v.f ' k f -
Capt E. A, Bewefi msde Quite a quick
trip to New Bern "last week He left
here In Sharpie oa Monday and got
back on Tuesday, is now loaded and
ready 10 start again.' j-.'f . s
c Mr. Van : WlUla, oar boat builder, is
patting ap a nlot sharpie for Capti W,
ELHUlmBro. '- - yi
: Rev. J. P. Olive preached- th funeral
tervlcet of little Florence Odum, daugh
ter of Orpha Odum and wife tost Sun.
ay '"t"'vr "?v. b- . -rf -',
Mr. W. E. Mattocks has aeospled a po
sitloa as Superintendent of a shipyard
at Camden, if. J. -We with you. mock
access, Pete. " -
Mr. J. M. Jones, the battling laperln
tendent of the Bwantboro Lumber Co.
here, mad a buiiness trip over in Car.
tent isst Saturday looking after th
timber buslji.wii'::g"r
Mr. y, B. Ollvo on of our bjss me
chtnlcs, hat taken th contract to re
model Mr, W. 8. Wyna's ttor:1;"!:
; &' F. LIUleton, who wu racestly
pardoaed by the Governor, arrived horns
last Saturday. !
JS -ft
- Oar publlo school ander the exoellent
management of Mist Mamie Franck, is
pmgresslog finely and the attendance it
very good. ; $:fey.
. Mr,, W. M. Bolloway bu the flaesi
Cabbage vz bav aeea this soason, H
treated himself a few days . ago to a ale
garde Vo-y. $'fiy,-
-Mr. Zyra Moore Is the happy posse,
tori of a vary pretty. Utile marsh pony
which h tecently bought of Mr. Cbw.
Smith of Ctrteret.3 i&it
it PuIItlos are being talked a little now.
We beer the Same of Msyor D. G. Wnl
poktn of for eonnly treasurer) Mr, 0 8
PP.tmaa'for register of deeds and oar
old friend E. M. Koones for th lfgbls
tare. These are all. good men, and Ms
believe they would BU th different of
fices with saiefsclloe to their eoasiL
Th many frend of Bevt C. B." Psul
win regret to toara that a will resign
hit work oa this circuit soda, and move
to Wilmington. ; Bro. Paul tsasealocs
worker , both , for tb eaute of rellgloa
aadtducatlosi, and th ehsrchls WU
mlagtoa, to which he hat beta aallerl,
may eongratulaie tbemselres la secur
feag the Mrvle of such aa able aad earn
est worker. : He and alt good wife both,
have been identlf ul Wiethe educational
tnterett of oar town, ever slnos tbei
hsvahcea here, and It wiUbs with re
luctance that w part with them, T;
ri.Vi -t' A'vrr. Ft. O. B..,..c
' :':
U raw the Stomw
Some delver Into tb musty old rec
ords of Harvard baa brought to light
so amusing provision with which On
of th college's eighteenth century
friend coupled what was for his time
a very geoerou bequest to the Cam
bridge university. - - ;
-Mr. Thomas Brattle was tbe testa,
tor name, and bis Interest la Harvard
evidently extended to th individual
member of It undergraduate body,
for after leaving 200, then th equiv
alent of about tAOOQ, to tb college
for it general ose bis will give half
a crown to every student belonging to
It who should attend hi funeral.
Unfortunately no account of Mr.
Brattle obsoquie I extant but there
can be little doubt that the occasion
WSJ mad solemn by the presence of a
targe number of "clilof mourners" nd
that good wliihcs for the deceased were
generally and feelingly expressed. '
-- ' ' Save Pulm, .''I".
, One acre of mno palm yields as much
nourishment ss ICi ecros of wheat;
' Th FoiMUH LillMb
The ll'y of tbe Ti 'y contains a poi
son of t rtif.at i
y kltiil. Not only
t E' t!ie stern as
the flow-r 1" t. 1
Well, co'-i.iln an
of pwuio ac! i ..
tl
!
- I' "I El r.
Lcre t., : 3 to c
i 9 to,... oa srouad
: h ts r, as t a farmers
c . l I', s i eoii a of us dun't know
ViLi. ;..vf e are up or not. , .-
Te frc , e d.d not damage crop In
ourmldut. except peat, which in some
c&sei are seriously hurt and others not
attlL . - -
The fruit trees, peach and plum have
on their Spring drees Inflne bloom, but
apple tree hsvs hardly begun to bloom,
only a few pink tints showing oa them
at all, and it will be well 'on in April
before they will be la full bloom. ,
Corn, planting hu began aad- it prog
resting rspldly, - u many of u farmer
see from th small pile of cera in our
bam that w will need it u poos' st n
can grow. Already we hear tandcipa-
tlont of lean twin and poor stock, oa
scoount of short crop of oora Isst 'year,
and there will probably be more oora
planted this yr. Th Irish potatoes
ar In some few places beginning to
come up. j- -'i
'. Tomato plants seem behind the
bat may bt ready aa tooa at they caa bt
mfely set oat. w
Tb pretty Spring like weather U ttlr
ring farmer to their but effort, aad
work If progressing rapidly. Csbbtg
ar looking well and if continued Spring
prevails It wilt not bt long before some
wui start to heading.
' Ths cold epidemic hat about 'subsided
la oar midst, though a few Still euagh
aaaneessv
W ar all too bury to get new one
from another, so we can only tee each
other oa Bandar, t Bunday School 1
Pcttj ThleriBfs of Flowera, '
, Severs! yards la Ihrt city . were de
spoiled of flower tail week, by boys
whom It Is wld an known.
. Nothing Is So conUmptlbl than thl
tneUy way of entering premises after
dark, -..picking flowers , and breaking1
aown punt.
It It said that the cemetery it not free
from (bis pilfering of flowers, to that lot
owaera ar afraid to set out bulb and
flowers; '
It ft possible to break up this petty
robbery of flowers, and the city author
Met should take the matter In hand.
Certainly property owner are entitled
tr protection, aot to mention tbscem-
tery.:. ..," -.'.:;","-.' '. ... -v;. ')
Ilcdol Dyspepsia Cm
Otas.latail wafc".t
Country Ikrcfiimts
: - will lo well to See F. P. Dulfy
befors. pladng; 1 their orders for
Drugg, Patent Medicines and 8nn-
ill's i II -t?-5
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mm
AFTER
ira a-v. ii ii
rl'hit will be an opportunity for the ladies to supply -
"thefr.ir'ftnts In 8 PlilNO DO I ERT sach splendid Tahie'
v at will be found on onr iab!es In Ihe lTewett Styles of
ImU KtrlriM in full lpnoilm unii miwtm '.k -.C-
vs-:- Li ;
r
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5.7fvBjt-.:.'-
For 6bo per pair we offer, n Beautiful AMortment :
of Ccntiinf lace Lj'bIcs that cannot The duplicated for
, )css than 78o.;''.'vi
, Fojnlie very ttnall girls we have the Laos stripe st;
' 10c, and for the larger girls at J5a iVi'c'1'')
$ z
la Men's Gnnliio "Imported
only 25c
I'avo only nizo 0 ill tliii
rc i t.i:T-!.it Society.
TLemontli'y mettltg of the Female
Eenevoltnt Bw 'ty will be held at Ui
home of i:iu l.Mm, on Tuesday April
lat, at 3.30 o'clock p. m.
N. O. 8imiovn,
Secretary,
LESS WORRY.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves in
dosens of wsys, and you can't prevent
it. All you can do Is to keep them u
free from exposure u possible and at
ways hare la the house a Cough Remedy
that can be depended apoa. Aaway't
Croup Syrup will All every requirement.
It is guaranteed to care Coughs, Cold
and Croup or the price SB cent will b
refunded by any dealer selling it" Bold
by Davis, Henry's, and Bradham'S
Pharmacy.
rtsrsisti wM,, Ibis
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No thing Succeeds
Like Success,
; As is evidenced by the t
. ., many imitations of .
VuDuffy's
tAfd(-BitiausPills.t
' There is", nothing their
equal where a good strong
purgative is needed, they
v act on the liver," canting
- a ooplooi secretion of bile.
; See that ths Diamond
- . Shape Trade Mark in red
in on each package.
For Sale by F. 8. Duffy in
. New Bern, and by Country
- .Merchants.
5c Packages,
25c Boxes.
FTTTf TFf f f Tf f f TVVTTf T VFe
A LARGE AND COMPLETE
ASSORTMENT OF'
TnissesV
Sapporter8f
Suspensories,
Air ianlon8,
Bulpbcr iSibliig,
Orutohes,
Bandages
and other goods in this line, at F.
& DTJFFW PHARMACY.
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f'V.'iv'i'-:.
'SSx-.:?';-"- rf
t t v-rz '--'-
' j SS.v-4v'irir
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fox, 60o value for this
,
Int. ' - '
EASTER
WE HAVE:
Hew Neckwear, Collars,; Calls,- Shirts,
Hats, Shoes, Extra, Trousers, and
Clothing. .ZXost oi the roods have ar-
rhred thlslweek .
we will take pleasure in showing
you the New Styles. r
I.:i:ElB:&ir'
, . Sen's A JUj'm TTcar, Q
, - 57 IFbllock: Stxeot. 8
OUR
Handsome Line of Dress
Goods
at prices that bring high prices
61
Pollock
St
SMTH'S
Winter Goods
At Summer Trices.
We have a good line of Coal and Wood Heating Stoves that you
will find cheaicr than elsewhere. We don't want to carry them" over.
If yours is not all right now is the time to buy.
Our Stock of General Hardware is Complete. $
Sash, Doors and !lindf, rail its. Oil and Yarnish, Gold and Silver En
amel, Lime, Platter, ( en i,t, ond Building Material for a finished job.
Lowest, rricea. Goods Guaranteed.
PUONK
147.
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OFFICEfmES
itiOFFICE
KSUTIpNEW
w
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C4
ePsfiefa
within the reach of everyone.
90
Middle
Ht.
Gaskil! Hardware Co.
NEW BEKN. N. C
TUCKER BROS.
aiAtf si. a a oi a.
WILMISaTJF, - - N'C.
The place to buy jour Cemetery
Work at BOTTOM PRrK-. Ir
Foreign and Domestic Granite and
Marble. . Lettering and Finish the
Beat Send for latest detlgns. All
work delivered.
.." Branch yard, Goldaboro, N. C.
From a Stranger.
Wall I wu looking vasterdsy st dli-
terent place f baslas of Ibis crowing
Hills city I we mock impressed with
ta Trent rlvsr warehouse. Tbey were aa
baty as bee. Humbert aad Bombers of
eatta, busy bringing ad carrying freight
bat en mywsy p the wharf, Iran
against another enterprise, It was a saw
111 eatllag eord wood la slots lengths
aad there I foaad foar cart taking It
away, tt wu indeed a tarprlse loses
bow qolclly It wat eat aad bow many
loads was carried In a day. , Am bow
thinking ef locating here, tioas bm for
writlag yos at I am nly a stranger la
year city, I forgot la say that poa In
qoiry I foaad the wood was at Moore's
Wood Yard. V.";--"'- '
' ' .'.'-'; JaeL W. WalaoB.
fl."- 3 la Imnd
e kix-p i with thm nowMtsnd .
movt m.vH sii ot eiit and fabric (Jr
rti ' ii 1 v u I'urna dwtli md swing
I 1 , 'f hin.,-' I j t.i .klllnd ' -t
1 1 ! 1 c t -.,f. i.-.,t fpring
I i I .1 r- I r r , , Uim
- - - pit
- i i J