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JOURNAL.
i, N. C., April 18, 1908.
I . 3 New Afrerttsements.
t r?wsi)U Frulta. - - ' " '
r J, L. MtDanW-PlckteK -i ,
-1 &G.D.&D. D. Line Notice.
J. J. Tolson, Jr Appetising things,
r ., J Street Fruit Cc Oranges, eU.
t . iiiuong & Hollowell Go SoltUngs.
Bnslaess Locals.
FIXE lot ui Fruit at James B. Dawson's
today, f )ple 70 cents per peck. 101
Middle street.. Phone 208. -
ORANG .15 10 eenM a doien at Broad
Street Frlat Store today. Phone 88.
FRESH Shipment of Nannallv's fine
candles received last night by express.
James B. Dawson, 108 Middle Bt., Phone
309. ' -
FOB BALE The entire stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, Eats, Shoes, Clothing.
. etc.,! J. B, Jones' store No. 77 Middle
Street, to the highest bidder. Inventory
i iol stock lai out 15000,00, For further
s particulars appiy 10 r. o. ivu x.
. DON'T' Worry any more about those
shoes leaking, I'll mend them. If you
need a new sole see the Bully Boy, he'll
fix them on, sewed or nailed at the
cheapest possible prices. Bully Boy and
lady helper, always on hand. B. A. Ed-
, wards, Middle street, next to Scott's
'stables.
I NOW have 20,000 brick on hand for
sale. J. B. Parker, Jr.
: NOTICE If you want . your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. M.
: Begister. - He can do it all, 178 Pollock
street, New Bern, N. C.
ALL KINDS of fresh taffy,' Peanut,
Cocoanut and Fruit Candy made dally,
A nloe lot of Pineapples, Oranges, Ba
" nan as, Grapes, Lemons and Apples at
the Broad Street Fruit Store. Phone
88.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
best. Middle street.
MRS. J. C. WILLIAMS, at No. IS
Griffith street, who is an experienced
dyer :.nd cleaner of clothing, respect
fully solicits work of that kind. Press
ing li! repairing done.
, v ' FROM A NEW BERNIAN.
V' v r Trip to Charleston.
. I can only say that I was delighted at
what I sw. 'Twas grand, 'twas glorious
"so much so that I stopped over a day
longer tlan I intended, but In losing
one day' time, I caught on the new
' route and got safeh home at a small ex
pense, and upon arrival I found a nice
hot fire awaiting me. The fuel It seems,
. was furnished by Moore's Wood Yard.
' , ' P. 8. Full particulars will be given
later of my trip. New Bkjutiib.
: Walnut Taffy and Walnut Buttercups
McSorley
. f a i I'm t
4 fln.',r.t nt ..- Crania . (ha H.t.
, Market t' day. i.
,;' ;t?V ' .
, Specla' Sale Flne Embroidery.
. We piomale Wednesday morning
about 600 vards find Nansook and Swiss
edging and insertions at Bo, do, lie, 19o
and 22o yard, 'all t about 'half prtoe
some dainty patterns for infants and
children dressee.? . Barfoot Bros.
Cola Headache Powder -
. Contain no Antlpyrlne, Morphine
or other Injurious drugs. They do not
deprr-.s but stimulate the stomach and
increase its secretions. Guaranteed In re
for Headache and Sour Btomach. Price
10c'.; Made end1 sold by Bradham's Phar
macy, corner Pollock and X4dto Bt.
For fine Venison call at the Oaks
Market.,'
'- Prescriptions atDaYbV
. Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty , of prescriptions.-.' Prompt
and careful attention 1 riven them.
duly t lie best drugs are used. The
prices are reasonable. Bend yours there
to be tilled.
' Fine Western Bee
Beef and Mutton et.tbs
0;As Market'"".
' special Sale 'Window Snides.;
"We j ut on jsal to-morrow morning
ne com of beat Quality Window shades
in T.l.Ito,nl1o,oHve canary 4 etcat
" e f; .1 bargain prices, 180, 93c,
c pi. I each with an fixtures, the
1 ' ;-. r .iile have fringe and appls
t 4 ; uarrooi uroa. f-
't 7UBINE
:s Colds, LaGrippe
i '4loJtiike.T(l Your money
liao lf Hlftils. ' ,
i;y all mu: cists.
GOOD PRACTlCB WOIX ,
Enjoyed 'Hew lent Mayers. Cfctin
' - Coupon Book Per Grand SUUii. j ..
Although a chilly wind wept across
the field yesterday, at the Athletic Bate
Ball Pak, the NeBern players who
have arrived, pat In nearly two hours of
pracUoe
Some two hundred spectators were
out, to ' witness the work of the new
men, and greatly enjoyed the sighi. '
The dlamoad, while a Uttle soft from
several days rain, stUI ahowed epfatt,
while the outfield eosttnuee to; Im
prove. .;";. i':Viw:S-:'.:
Each of the pitchers took a few Una,
and served up e few for tke batters to
try at Gettlg was tn good form, end
picked up hot. grounders, at U he had
been pUytog for r weeks. Pitcher Bast
did a little work, and served up a few
times his own "fleeter," which to going
to bother opposing batsmen this yeer.r.
Applegate showed op to advantages
fielding and bmtttng, asdld Crawley,
who promisee to be a terror to visiting
pitchers. -Seed attended to all kinds of
fly and ground balls sent to the out
field.
There seems to bee Uttle "ghoulish
glee" among the other clubs over Davy
Crocket's failing to appear here. In
this connection tt may be stated that
Jack Frost, named in the first line up,
will not be here this year.
But the other vUlairea lathe circuit
need not think that these men not com
ing here meant e weakening of New
Bern's team, for Manager Bryan has
some fast men In reserve, end the line
up on May 5th to going to he all ' that
local base ball cranks eoold wish, and
will prove more sensational to outside
teams, than the first Use up was,
A few coupon books with, reserved
seats for the grand stand remain at the
low price of one dollar each. When
these go, It means higher price for the
r. served seats.
Subscribers to the Athletic Associa
tion are requested to be prepared to pay
their assessment when called upon by
the collector.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to thank the New Bern
Fire Department for Its "prompt end ef
ficient work tn putting out the fire
which threatened our property, Friday
night. Bladbs Lumsbb Oo.
Cauliflower at the Oaks Market to
day.
Daughters 0f Confederacy.
There will be e meeting this after
noon at 1.802 at the home of Mrs. Nash,
on Broad street, of the Daughters of the
Confederacy.
A full attendance Is desired, as mat
ters concerning the observation of May
10th are to be discussed.
A Little Saw Dust Fire.
The fire last night at 8.88 p. m. was In
the saw dust vault of the Blades Lumber
Go's, mill, formerly the Congdon
mill.
The time of the alarm found many
people on the street, who at once started
lor the scene, as the alarm came from
the lumber mill district.
The department pnt out the threat
ened fire, there being only a nominal
loss to the mill people.
Saved Many a Time.
Don't neglect coughs and colds even
If it Is spring. Such cases often result
seriously at this seeeoa just because peo
pie are careless. A dose of One Minute
Cough Cure will remove all danger.
Absolutely safe. Acts et once. Sure
cure for coughs, colds, croup, grip, broa
chills, and other throat ead lung trou
bles. "I have used One Minute Cough
Cure several years,'' says Postmaster C.
O. Dawson, Berr, uL "It Is the very
best cough medicine on the market. .It
has saved me many e severe spell of
sickness and I warmly recommend It.1
The children's favorite. F. B. Duffy.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPES.
Mr. 0. L. Ives returned home last
night from Charlotte, W. O.
Mr. J. X. Latham returned yesterday
from New York City where he has been
for some time.
Mrs. & A. Richardson end daughter,
Barah, left for Blohaond yesterday; to
visit .relatives. ,
Mlsa Stella Roberts. Mr Harry Roberta
OtpL Life Lnpten, aad his sister, i Mrs.
David Styroa, left yesterday for Dallas,
Texas, to attend the Confederate Re
union.
AROUND AlO ABOUT.
The schooner Carrie fetaoa, eras
hauled up on'the ways yesterday aad
will be thoroughly, overhauled, and
. A beautiful spaa of horses were tee
aboard the Heuse yesterday evening,
billed for Norfolk. They "were from
the stablet of M. Hahn Boa. t .i ,1
Theeteamet Neeetoafried ontvetter
day, 100 packages ef lettaoe aad' 84
crates of cabbage. This to the largest
shipment of oabbage made . from here
this spring, v ; r:. tsitfl'-
", A tick bores on' Booth Front street.
yesterday, created a little ' diversion
among the colored draymen for e while,
end a oompeUoa of veterinary skill re
sulted In the poor aorse beiag drenched
ead dosed almost to distraction. At last
ecooeala, the horse wet better.;' ;
:. Wort oa the steamer Blanche, Is pre-
gresslng finely end Cept Bmith expect
to be eble to steam to Bayboro oa Jane
1st, at the latest. ' The Blanche, when
computed, will be three feet wider,
twenty Inches deeper, aad will have a
burthen capacity of 100 tons, and eaa
carry 1,000 barrela of potatoes et
" R0TAL ARCANUM.
Royal - Areaatm .Conclave at Ronroc.
Favorable Reports. Hew Bent
' ' , ; Umbers. , - " - ' .,
The thirteenth regular annual session
of the grand council of the Boyal Ar
eanum of.North Carolina was -held at
Monroe, on Wednesdsy, April H. The
attendance of the delegates: was large.
The reports of the retiring grand regent,
W. r. Bountree, of New Bern, end the
other offioere of the grand council,
showed the year Just closed to have been
the moat prosperous in the history of the
order. The net gain - during the year
was more than double of any previous
year.- The reports showed the payment
during the year to the widows and or
phan! of deceased members In this State
la round numbers of f 100,000. the next
session of the grand council will be held
in WttaeivAprn 8th 1908..
The Grand Council wet Invited to the
Opera House t night, where a delight
ful entertainment was given for their
pleasure, end at which teverel Royal
Arcanum speeches were made.
-At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
Royal Arcanum, at Monroe, N. C, Mr.
W. F, Bountree, of this city was selected
as Supreme Representative, to the Su
preme Lodge, which meets at Atlantto
City, W. J., sometime In May.
Mr. Bountree was last year Grand Re
gent of the North Carolina Grand Lodge
end upon bit retirement wet presented
With the Regent's Jewel, which is very
handsome, '
The Jewel la of sixteen karat gold and
on the obverse side appears the mono
gram of the order and oa the reverse, is
the name of Mr. Ronntree and the date
of presentation.
Cepi. K. R. Jones, of tbis city was
elected a member of the grand finance
committee.
This to one among the bait fraternal
benefit societies; having a mi m'lershlp
in the United States sn.l Canada of more
thee 118,000 numbers.
The Council here In New Bern list a
membership of one hundred and elglny-
ontt, and constantly Increasing.
Deputy Marshal Resigns.
Mr. John Thompson, Deputy Marshal,
tor the Eastern District of North Caro
lina, has handed United Mates Marshal,
Dockery his resignation
Mr. Thompson to said to have made a
very good and efllolent officer, and re
signs to engage In business.
The office of deputy marshal pays
something like one hundred dollars a
month and there will .doubtless be a
big rush of the faithful for the posi
tion.
Neglect Means Danger.
Don'tfneglect biliousness and constipa
tion. Tour health will suffer perman
ently If you do. De Witt's Little Early
Risen cure such cases. M. B. Smith,
Butternut, Mich., ssys "DeWItt's Little
Early Risers are the most satlsfsctory
pills I ever took. Never gripe or cause
nausea." F.8. Duffy,
COVE.
April, 17. Miss Annie Avery is spend
lag this week at Clerks.
Rev. W. H. Townsend filled his regu
lar appointment here Sunday and preach
ed an eble sermon to e large and atten
tlve oongregatlon.
Mies Fannie McCoy spent Saturday
ead Sunday with Miss Battle White.
Mr. John Charlton of New Bern paid
Cove a visit Sunday.
We Judge by the absence of Mr. Walter
Ipook that somebody had oompsny for
dinner at Clarke 8unday.
Mr. W.F. Jones paid New Bern a visit
Wednesday.
Shad Season About Orer.
WO, Dispatoh 17th.
' The shed season in the lower Cape
Fear river between the mouth of the
Brunswick river and the bar, dosed last
Tuesday, April 10th, by en act of the
legislature. The few shad that are com
ing !a are caught above Brunswick rlvsr.
The Catch this spring, ss stated previous
ly, wiH not exceed half the amount of
shad that were caught last year. Not
enough shed are coming on tke market
now to supply the borne consumption.
TRIED TO GET TIRED.
la Order te Bring en Sleep.
Whan people ere kept awake by coffee
drinking aad get Into a nervous oondl
tloa from it, they try all sorts of ways to
overcome the trouble but generally ; en
deavor to stlok to coffee.'
A lady eayt la part, of a long lettert
'The only way I could get any sleep et
all, tt that Um wee by walking at eight
la the yard antn I got so tired I would
fall asleep as soon u I touched the bed,
but after a Uttle I would commence roll
ing around and could not lie still or ttt
ta one place for any length of ttme. " p '
" I beoama, dsspoadtnt aad unhappy
My atomaok Wat all out of order and my
nervec absolutely broken down. One day
a lady friend! when' celling said, .'My
dear, I believe it to coffee that makes
you to slok aad nervous'. I replied, 'I
doat believe coffee burtt anyone. My
physician kaowt that I use coffee and he
has aever said anything about Its being
hurtful.' Bhe replied, 'I can't h1p that
they did not tell me either but I found
out myself wbea I dolt Coffee and began
to use Postum the! I got well.'-., v,".'
h I Will aever forget that October even
lag three year ego when I had my first
cup of Potto m. ' It waa made right, and
tasted, Oh, eo good. In less tbsu e week
I eoold a contlderable Improvement
and the second month I was well and
happy end peaceful again.. I have kept
to ever slaoe end em now the picture of
health and do Iota ef hard work When I
want to." Name given by Postum Co ,
Battle Creak, Mich. . . . ,'
TEE MARKETS.
The following quotations were reoeiv
ed by JI. E, Latham A Co, New Bern
N. O. -i ' - ' '
4 - Naw Torm, April 18.
CoTTOXi ; Open, High. Low, Close
May,V..,.. 8J80 9M .8.17 : 8.81
July t e 9 f e 8.18 8.17 8.18 8.17
Aug. ......... Mi 8.96 8.93 V 8.84
Sep.;, 8.40 8.40 8.40 8.49
Oct;.,.....,. 8.18 847 8.15 8.17
Chloago, April 18.
Wu.t-. Open. High. Low. Close
May... 74 1
July. 76 74
Comb Open. High. Lew. Close
May .881 89
Bibs: Open. High. Low. Close
May 929 - 999
New YOrk, April 18.
Brooaa; Open. High. Low. Close
Sugar 182 131
Bo Ry 87 87t
cau 18 18
C. as 49i 42t
V. 8B , Prefff., 93t Ex D. 92
Mo. P 10U 102
Atcbkon 841 881
Va.CC: 71t 701
A. O. O 49i 49t
Am. Ice... 191 11
bpoti 5.1-83 Salea 8,000 bales.
Futures, May-June. 4.89. June-July
Siy ..
.. 495
410
HHtt IUCIIN COTTON MARKiCT. "
tMts la local mitrkot yesterday at
Hi l.i 9.
POKT ItKilKlfTs.
Last week
71,000
This week.
Bat. 12000
Mon. 12000
Tuea. 11000
Wed. 18000
Thurs. 8000
Fri. 12000
68,000
Innt yiai
91 (WO
16000
9000
18000
18000
8000
84000
98,000
DIME CATARRH S1TOFF
loosens up the tenacious viscid mucus
in nose, clean out the head and stops
catarrhal headaches due to cold con
gestlon In the front of head. Tho cost
is only 10 cents and the benefit arising
from Its nse Is worth dollars health too
Mfg. by Bradham's Pharmacy.
Bradham'a Anti
Blllotu Liver Pill,
are purely vegetable and act by
stimulating the liver, causing increased
flow of bile and producing natural move
ments of the bowels. They do not pro
duce griping or sick stomach. Sure cure
for Constipation, Flatulency, Heartburn
etc. Price 28 eta. Manufactured by C.
D. Bradhsm, wholesale end retail drug
gist, ,
LESS W0RRT.
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 to to keep them as
free from exposure as possible end al
ways hsve In the house a Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. Anway's
Croup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It to guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 15 cents will be
refunded by any dealer selling It. Sold
by Davis', Henry's, and Bradham's
Pharmacy.
faeartant CeaatOeratleaa,
Csaimrtnt) saodera Utaratnre. -
Hbas ewe aadlf kteMC
That turn Caoanda aa what la Ht
- ... nlum kaatlfa hoaad mn& arfntad.
WeaUBt10 atao )
Nice fresh Asparagus, also corned
Mullet et the Oaks Market today.
M8e)9R8e)tte?tt8)sVBe)8Mnt8ll
-"In time of peace, prepare for
Serins! Cleanlne? Weanon.
.. Destroys the army of Insects. . -.
. Exterminate Insect eggs.
-BBADHAM'8 PHARMACY,
88898e8998
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,Ctight. T j! Curej,
; Cure that case with B. O.O. she- X
safe, sure and painless OTJBB. 1
to 8 days. Prloe 81-00. Bold only
by HARGKT8 PHARMACT, '
. , ' Cor. Breed A Fleet 8trsets. Z
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. LAXATIVE TASTELESS
hill to;:ic.
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NOTICE TO THE PUfeUt ' v
That I am not responsible for jtny
debts contracted by fOscar' Draney la
any manner or form.
No bills to be paid to him as he Is no
longer In my employ. .
P.M. DRANEYJ
Watch Barraln.
A solid gold (0 size) (small todies size)
14 karat Waltham or Elgin, latest en
graving end design, all hand engraved
and fully guaranteed for 818.50,
Thl 1 very near factory cost, and will
not be for sale at;thl price "pater then
May 15 tb.
J. O. BAXTER, Jb.
OnO. A. NICOLL.
THOS. O. BVMAB.
loll k Hyman,
Fire
Insurance.
SolicittradeandJask the patronage of
those desiring fire insurance.
Only First-class Companies represent
ed.
Tftmnorarv Office over Hvimtn Runnlv
CW:, Craven Street
THAT OLD BUGGY OF YOURS
will look like a new one after we have
repaired it, and will be every bit as good
as new, ana gooa lor many a yean
wear. Better let us have it than buv i
new one. We do any kind of repairing
required by carrages. We have every
requisite for turning out the very beat
work at most reasonable prices.
We are prepared to pnt on rubber tires
on your same wheels' Why not put on
rubber trea and make riding a luxury
tnese aays.
O. IT. Waters eft Hon
Phone 185,
78 Broad 8t, New Bxkn, N. C.
ill Real I
Linen
Suitings.
Spring Prettiness
X You will find here plenty of light
X fabrics for Spring Gowns, Pretty, Fluffy
A ' Q1..A 1 I Jt l I
i : A F- tiuii, uia sou cuwrw gwui vu auie ui j
X , Idea of eleganae and laahioo. Many f
Rnpo.iftl Valnfis to temnt'von. tH
May we how yoij through P
latest Books-Just in. J
I I : v- Sir Richard Calwodj",
ev ' W Jtws " ahv w"vjut;s f
X X Thoma Dixon1, Jr; and "The Orimtou Wing" by Chat.' : Z , X
X , I fiehVTaylor, ' -'J f . ' , .4 t X
; SSJL.OSJ ,
j - N it r"4'i.i.
67 Pollock Street.
vHrvHvHtHvvmtvHtm
Musical Goods
and
cMusical
Instruments,
ta. N. Ennctt.
i
ers
If you went a; Chamber Bet, Dinner
Set, Tea8et,or other useful articles
At Greatly Reflocefl Prices
attend the
Special Sale
At Whitehurst s
BEGINNING
WEDNESDAY
AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE
WEEK.
E. HAVENS,
The Old Reliable Plioe Maer on Middle
8treet has pleased the people for years
with his work. Can excell all others in
the business in this city. The repairing
of Ladies shoes a specialty,
130i MIDDDE STREET.
Chainless 'Bicycles
at chain prices.
A strictly high grade Clipper Chainless
Bicycle at 835.00 fitted with the Leland
and Falcoaer bevel gear exactly the
same gear used in the celebrated Col
umbia Chainless Bicycles. This is the
Greatest Bicycle Bargain ever offered for
the money.
Only a few left
WM T. HILL,
SPORTING GOODS,
Phoae
ne.
91-93 Middle Stret
Housetop
The sort of Material that
tends the strain of hard wear and
repeated washing. Faatcolors.
The kind for the very serviceable
wear. In pink, bine, oxblood. 80
innhes wide, at
25 c.
J X. 11. M
Qerirnde Atherton! Kew Z
bv lAvwiwt twvvm em
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Pollock
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SMITH'S
I have just returned from New York
where I purchased a lull line ot
Ladies Goods.
Showing in window Venire Foulard 12c
Lawns, Dimities, Ginghams, and all hot
weather goods are now in slock and being
offered under the market price.
GIVE ME A CALL
and I will save you money. My goods were
all bought lor Spot Cash and no long time
prices on them,
SMITHS.
praig.
If jou will lei us show you our line ef MtiiV Styles, lYrfwt 1 itting
Clothes, we will convince you that it pays to buy good I!ealy-to-vtar
Clothes. We refer particularly to our magnificent range of
m3!II GRADE HUITN
From $7.50 to $15.00.
Young Men's Suits for Spring from .r to 812.00 PoyeKnec Tunis
Suil8,,Norfolk Blouse und Sailor ttylep, 82 tof. floys Knee Pants 50c,
75c and $1.
4 per cent, rebate checks given with every caeli s:ile. Ask for llicni.
J. J. BAXTER,
Phone 160. 89 middle Street
AT DAVIS' PHABMACT,
Up-To-Date Oxfords
- '- k '
Just tUoelved, . ; :,-i't
V;F.JARVIS';
-,::; rottoci v(.-;ir
.v .. , ... ... . i s.
The Stout Man's
Suit. 0
That's our hobby. To fit
the'gtout man with short neck
andjshort arms. We have
made a stady of flting him, as
well as his tall, lanky brother.
It used to be a "hard job" for
both these extremes to sbt a
Wr
proper fit, it's. easy qow, if you
will only come to tl.c right
place. Suits $18.00, 112 50, a
f 13.50 and $15.00.
Have you seen our 50 cent
Neckwear.
Negligee Shirts &0c to $1.50
G. Dunn & Co.,
MEN'S:WEAR.
57 Pollock N4. 9
99
Middle
Ht.
Viy 8riiiuiiiM.
Be il onlnlu'l--Tli'i nn persou. or
corporation Hball own. u.sc or iiitdiiittin
any pole, upon any of the street of Ilia
City, which may he rotten, uvuafe, inse
cure or cUngfrous, Mill any' pcrFOn or
corporation owdiiik. uhi or nmlutaln
Ing said pole, anil sIihII a'lnw tho Bamo
to rcmiln npou ul sImib, shall he
guilty of a mhulrmciinor nml fln.illlve
dollars for csch olTensc. Ami cvtiy ilny
that such pole shall lie allnwi'il to ru
msin upon salil nlroets xliall cnnsillule a
oparato often le.
-nc). That In ilillllon In llic penally
prescribed Inser.ili.n 1 of II.Ib onllntncf,
If such person or rorponainn flitU fail
snd refnw to remove any ancil of such
poles within i iUjh aMvr nnll.-n to
owner, tlie Mayor ami Chiuf of I'olico
sbsll cause all such polna to h removed
at the exponas of Ibe owner or own
ers. That this ordinance shall lk; effect S
days from Its dato
April IS, 1003. Adopted all present,
voting yes.
.1. J. TOLSON,
City . lork.
Ill Elect He IJi;ht
VLhUh.
Tb. following rales for ICh ctile Lights
furnished by City Elect ile l.lglrt System
was adopieil.
ommsrolal lighting, 16 candle power
out at 18 o'olock night, 60 eta per month
per light, t candl. power all night, 78
ots, 8 asnpher kre light out at 13 o'clock
Bight 8 Oft par month; meter rat. 10 ots
per K. W. hour.
Ilesldcna. lighting, Oat rate 85c. per
light monthly, nut at II oV.lo. k night,
all night B eta, Meter rat. 10 cU per
K. W. hoar. All meter rates subect to
dlouU a follow - Mils 8 00 to 810.00
10 prr orm tliM. uni. 10 00 and over 18
per .' dl-e nm If mld within 10 days
froai ir. -rrtlns; o m ii
All lnniM i soxpl vlio iiiiplLliFr area
Willi lufl hi-H frw lra anil ConDSO
tloas from main IIihi til Inalde lloi of
ekle walk wtH.te don by Olijr, ' ,
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