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THE JOURNAL.
New Ben, K. C, Jae 6, 1908.
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Index U New AdYerUsements.
Reward.'
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a Simmons & Holtowell Co Special. .
Business Locals
REWARD for bunch ot keys lost la P.
O. Tuesday, return to Port Muter.
8. OOPIiOD who hat done business for
sis years In Mew Bern, has leased the
store from John Dana oa Kiddle st, and
will return back for business with a full
and complete line of merchandise on or
about Sept 1st. 1902
NOTICE Ism now permanently lo
cated at the corner of Broad and Middle
street and will do all kinds of shoe
work at reasonable prices. N. Arpen.
GRAPEand Claret Lemonade, 10 centp,
t lnia R nimnn'l 103 MIlMln fit.
Phone SOB.
PROCRASTINATION Is the thief of
time, don't delay. A reliable New York
Upholsterer Is In town, who will coTer
furniture, reVsane chairs, and make oyer
hair mattresses. Call on Henry 8. Cre
teas, 40 Broad street.
THE largest line of Canned Meats can
be found at the Oaks Market
THE BULLY BOY has a few more La
dles Rubber Heels left. He'll fit on for 80c
per pair. I will pay highest cash price
for second hand shoes. Middle St., next
to Bcotts stables. Edwards
NOTICE If you want your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. M.
. Register. He can do it all, 178 Pollock
street, New Bern, N. O.
LEWIS WASHINGTON the old rella
Me house mover will be In the city ten
days, or until about May 15, after fehich
his address will be Kington. N. C. All
moving safely and promptly attended
to.
ICE CREAM
All I rLATUK
Packed in cans, delivered to any part
of the city at
35c Per Quart.
IN OUR ICE CREAM PARLOR you
caa be served with Ice- Cream and all
kinds of drinks Cocoa Cola, Ice Cream
Sodas, Bherberts, 'Lemon' and Orange
Phosphate, etc
At McSorley's.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
best. Middle street.
the Congressional Convention Third
' '"At a meeting of the Democratic Exec
utive Committee of the. Third Congr
. sloaal District of North Carolina held at
Ooldsboro on Msy 80, 1803, the Congres
sional Convention of the Third Congres
sional District was called to meet at
Ooldsboro. N. C. on Wednesday July
second (2nd) at 1 o'clock p. m. for the
vunnnv ui huuuhmihie LMmocxmiio
candidate for Congress la sstd District.
M By order of committee,
1 i '. W. L. Hill,
Chairman.
T, O, Wamasa, Secretary.
' Announcement.
, I desire to state that I will continue to
do business it 10S Middle street and ask
the pabUo lot a Share of their1 patronage
promlslBg to do aU la my power to
please.' u .
Jamcs B. Dawson.
We are sUll selling meat at llo per
Doaad. not aOa aa Lmnartad. Oaka Mar.
ket. J r
ft
. DM yo ever have a ease of "Spring
Fever' t $ When h wa the hardest work
In the world to do ear thing at all f That
was becaaM.yew system's machinery
was out of ordet and required cveraaul
tnar. IiRADHAMU LAXATTVX CHILL
TONI0 I the beet Kind of a system
cleanses and general tonic It enriches
Uie blood and stlaalatos the lifer, to
greater activity,' remorlog saBowness,
I ' . I !(, malarial poisons and building
i ; i ' e l.ealih getferelly. jJast the thing
"poorly" thlldren.- At Bradhtm'S
'.TO.
$ ji if-, if. ,t i. sr
ATI
s Cc1Js',taGrippe
'7 Hzzdzkhs$:
o lake. " x"0ur money
l..o tf fa!la. ' ' '
AROUND AND ABOUT.
A number of ease of .typhoid fever
are reported la tit city. . - - '
Schooner Mystery, Geo Slow and R.
D. Bateman an undergoing .repair at
the ship yard. , '' , y -.
. Nlooll and Hymen have moved into
their new office corner1 of South Front
and Hancock at. 1 -
The Head Rattler admlnlsUred a de
feat to th Heavy., Sluggers yesterdsy
afternoon to the tuneot 8-1. . ':. . l jv
The picnic of the First Baptist Baa-
day School take place today at More
head City. - It Is expected that a large
number will go. .-.
The maximum temperature since Bun-
day were 88 degress; the mlniumemOS
degrees. Forecast for today and Jomor-
row pleaseat, 7 to 9 stormy, .
. This old hydrant at the corner of Mid
dle and Broad street Jim been takes up
and a large drinking fountain for the
use of men and . horses hss been put la:
its place.
Commencing today the morning east
bound passenger train oa the A. ft N. O.
R. R. win run through to Morehead City
returning In the afternoon. See schedule
on third psge, this issue. .
Another4Umplre Gone Wrong.
A communication was handed the
mule editor yesterday by a promising
specimen of Young America, who re
joiced In being a "tiger", with a request
that it be published.
After a considerable wrestle with Jhe
"copy", It was figured out that a game of
ball had been played at some place the
secret of which location the communica
tion did not reveal. One of the opposing
teams were "Tigers" while the other
was styled "D. T. Jr." which initial th
mule editor decided stood for another
breed of tigers.
Everything seems to bsve moved
along lovely until the ninth Inning, at
which time the score stood: "Tigers" 6
"D. Tigers, Jr." 9. Jhe "Tigers" were
greatly displeased at the score and much
growling resulted. Another Inning was
agreed upon, and played, which didn't
materially change the result. And now
both side charge the umpire with rob
bery, and that much abused person Is re
quested by the "Tigers" to spend a few
days In retirement.
OABTOni
BMistas . j,lW11lMHmtm
of
ATLANTIC ft N. O. RAILROAD CO.,
Passenger Department.
New Bern, N. C, June 4.
On account of games between the New
Bern Base Ball Team and the Raleigh
Base Ball Team the following rates will
be in effect on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday June 5th, 6th and 7th, includ
ing one admission into the grounds:
From Gpldsboro to NewBern and return
.15; from Einston to New Bern and
return $1.85; from Morehead City to
New Bern and return $1.45.
There games will be very interesting
to spectators as the teams are oemposed
ot strictly professional players.
8. L. DILL, G. P. A.
Chocolates 20o per pound at McSorloy,
NOTICE I
Steamer Blanch will leave New Bern
for Vandemere, 8tonewall and Rayboro
Monday, 9th of June 8:80 a. m. Will re
ceive freight for the same.
A, C. Thompson,
Agent.
Found
The diamond pin advertised as lost
was found by Capt. Joe GaskllLot the
firm ot Gssklll Hardware Co. Ia toad
Ins; him the reward he flatly refused to
receive any, but upon leaving the office
he ordered 1500 brick, bat would and
did pay for the same. Manythaakt
Capt. Joe.
MOORE'S BRICK YARD.
P. 8. Who says it don't pay to ad
vertiser '
Celery Headache Powders.
There 1 not aay better remedy for
headache than thee powder. They
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davis" Prescription Pharmacy.
Corset Specials.
We have Just received another ship
ment of Corsets la regular sad sammer
weight la short medium and long waist
all to new shapes at 15, 48, 50, 75 and
$1.00 each. BARFOOT BROS. .
, LESS W0KKT.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expos themselves la
downs of ways, end yoa oaa't prevent
It. 1 All you caa do is to keep the a
free from exposure s possible and al
ways have la th boose a Cough Remedy
that caa be depended apoa. Aaway
Croup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It Is guaranteed to car Cough, Cold
and Croup or the price M eaat will be
refunded by aay daaler -celling, it. Bold
by Davis Henry's, Jend Bradham
Pharmacy y'-; . .s 4
RMUX X ye Mb
tee
i SODA DRINKS i
' when served right are health
ful and nutritious. We endmiTor
to serve only the purest symps,"
x made from ripe frulta, nana suer
Z and water. Cliooobte is mailt
from Huyler' Cocr. We bke
groat pride in our CUOCOL4.TH
DRINKS. If you want som tMng
delicious and rich try our Choco
late or Chocolate Cmn Soda. All
the new fountain drinks are here
too, TRY C1-S-CL.O. .
CHARLOTTE WCJS ALL TILS.
Hew Bcr Coald Hot Check the Hornets.
i r They SUUWla.
Special to Journal. - -' '
Charlotte, June 4,-New Beraloet the
third game today to the Hornets la a
oae-slded eoatostA;: ssM : ,Oir.4
Inability- to eoaaect with Braadtl
shoots and curves wu responsible for
the Truckers defeat. ,? iAK:-
Charlotte had ao trouble la hitting
whea hit meaat nmlSiisift '.j-a
There were ae special tfeatqresX Th
New Ben team left tonight for home. -
Tae score by tanlngs follow: .
";rJ;!l9 t 5 6 7 8 9-R H E
NewBern 01000000-1 I I
CharlotU 11 0 01018 x 8 11 S
Batlerte Bass and Foster, Brandt
and Lehman. Umpire, Shsrmsn. ''
rom, im
Wilmington 10, Raleigh 15.
Durham 7, Greensboro 1.
Charlotte plays Durham, Wilmington
at Greensboro and Raleigh at New Rem
today! --
Be oa head and awell the attendance
sttoday' gam. We are due a vlc-
Game Jcalled at 4 o'clock sharp today
at AthleUC Parki Gettlg will pitch.
Rooters sad Rooterlnes should la no
Way become discouraged by our heavy
loss In Charlotte this week.aa the season
I quit early and we have a good thing
the balance ot the week.
Sit on the Turtles hard today boys.
Get fa the game boys and make our
percentage 500 by taking three straights
from the "Red Birds." It we do. New
Bern wlU be tied with Raleigh for third
plaoe. A
u The larger the crowd the bigger the
victory. Whoop 'em ap.
Come out today and see our new play
ers. Templin will probsbly plsy 'third
Wilmington will have five crack-a-
Jacks to Join them ia Greensboro today
when something will be doing, accord
ing to the h. e. of the Star's prediction.
Suooess to yoa Wilmington.
Should Charlotte win two more
straight game she will have broke the
world's record which was msde by Dallas
In 18W winning twenty-two straights.
Durham will ao doubt check the win
nlng streak of Charlotte this week. Let
us pull for the "Balls."
HANDING O- THK CLUB.
WO LOST FIB C1KT
CharlotU 88 8 885
Durham v 18 11 598
Raleigh 15 IS 658
New Bern 13 15 444
Greensboro 11 18 407
Wilmington 8 93 115
BSB BALl.TO DAT.
The Raleigh "Red Birds" come today,
to play the balance of this week. The
local team will arrive from Charlotte, on
the morning train.
Arrangements have been made wlththe
Atlantic ft North Carolina Railroad to
give special rates from all point oa th
nee Ooldsboro to Morehead City Indus
slve to NewBera for all league games the
balance of th season.
Beginning today all game will be
called at 4 o'elockjsharp. This will en
able all parties to come from Beaufort
and Intermediate point to witness the
game and return tame afternoon, as the
train will be held If necessary until af
ter the game. .
The Association finding that othtr
towns do aot charge ladies general ad
mittance, but only make a charge for
grand stand, havs decided that begin
ning today there will be ao charge to
isaies lor general aaamianoe, dui iney
Will be charged twenty cents to grand
stand. This ia ao advance la th price
that ladle ha vrbesa paying to witness
the game, bdl as allot the grand stand
receipt go to the local elnb this change
win bs advantageon. .
.: Ladles now holding grand stand tick
et will give two ticket to grand stand
Instead of oa as formerly, but will aot
kave to pay admittance of tea oeat.
iTh attendano ha beta a dlssp point
meat to the local, asaaagemeat, bat they
hope every lovet of the game will sow
come oat, giving their flaaadal support
sad "reottng" the boy oa to victory,
We have a good team, and with to
proper local support w caa win oat,
f , Pleasant Hornlnr Party.
Mr. Ralph Gray gave a morning card
party to a few friend yesterday at her
hosts oa Pollock street la boaor of Mr,
14. 3. b. Bill, of Baltimore, who I
visitor here, - :iv;V
Six-hand eeobr was played aad Mr,
W. P. Burma woa th first prise, Mrs.
O. H. Gutoa, the secondhand Mr. Jack
Holllster the eoasolattoa , prise. Light
refreshments were served.
y T Moonshine Alley Erenu ? '
Menhla Alley wu the soeae of a
dlsturbaace Moaday eight It hss beea
oftlme hitherto and probably will be
away time heaeefortb, -
Pete Fleesmlnf, a dusky female -who
has a polio record equal to aay, aad
surpassing most,raa amuck with dead'y
weapon, deer to every colored person'
heart "the raaxer." There was a mix
ture of color la th fracas but there was
aedleoouat oa th lovely tlm they
war having. The bunch, live la all,
were takea Into the Mayor's court, Wed
aesdsy morning. The Flamming woman
was bound over to the 8nperlor court
oa the charge of assault with doadly
weapon, the others were assessed fines
and eosts for d'r'-''y conduct.
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SNAKE DISTURELD TL'B PEACE.
Aa Exciting Adventure at Two Business
There wu great excitement at Bishops
war house yesterday. It wss 4 p. m.
and "E. K," wu sitting la his chair tak
ing a nap, aad dreaming of some charm
Ingspot Where he might take himself
to spend the summer aad be free from
bullae care and the wile of the, sum-
A bachelor that ha reached hi yean
ot discretion Is apt to be quit matter of
fact end poutbly a little onr at this
hour of a hot day. vsyrs;-. v;;
Jess Clsypoole bis private secretary
wualso doing a little eaortng oahis
owa account, but hi dream were, la a
sweeter key and they spoke of the ro
mances common to youth, and the
charming nonsense that Is said "before
the clock strikes ten." Thes dream
might Lav gone oa 'till the Neuse left,
but at this moment a slight noise was
heard la the doorway, aad a each ot the
dreamer popped open an eye, two aw
ful shrieks of distress were heard
throughout the first ward. Claypoole
took a commanding position on top of
the safe, and Bishop jumped through a
window carrying the sash with him, and
rushed breathlessly to Whltty's store
trying to borrow A cannon or anything
els thst would shoot- Finally he se
cured a shot gun and handing It through
the window the brave Claypool who had
stood his ground through such trying
moments shot the Intruder's bead off.
It proved to be a water moceuln that
measured over four feet In length, and
for the balance of the afternoon the two
heroes were busy exhibiting his snske-
ship and telling just bow it all hap
pened.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Rev. R B. John, of Wilmington Is In
tbe olty.
Rev. Father Denen returned to Wil
mington today.
. Rev. D. H. Petree, of LaGrange wu
here yesterday.
Mr. J. H. Bell ot Pollocksrille, was in
town yesterday on business.
Mr. M. D. HIggs of Raleigh tbe Capu-
dlne man, wu In town yesterday.
Mr. D. F. Jarvls and family went to
Seven Springs yesterday morning where
they will spend a few weeks.
Mr. L. L, Nelson of St Louis, repres
enting, the Moffatt Teelhlna Tooth
Powder Company, wu In the city last
night.
Msjor Graham Daves and sister Mrs.
Mary Nash left on the boat lut evening
for Norfolk from there they will go to
New York City to pass the summer.
Get On Tne Band Wagon.
Only two more dsys la which to aval
yourselves of the opportunity of the re
duced rates. Tbe dispensation reducing
admlulon fee to the Woodmen of the
World the grandest fraterneal Insur
ance order In tbe United State to $8.1
OOJ
closes with to morrow the 61nst After
that regular rates $11.00 will prevail.
Don's be s snsll, but get on the band
Wagon at once, and thereby gain protec
tor yourself and your f amlly after ydb
final exit.
The cost Is nominal, and' no one
should be left out.
Any "chopper" In town will tske your
application. Respectfully,
W. N. Ptjoh,
Clerk Slmwood Camp W. O, W.
lekiwma Halaa.
How much happier this world woulo
be If we could always, be weill Bui
days ot suffering will come, end tbex
affection asserts Itself to tbe fullest ex
tent In deviaing ways to diminish pel
and Increase comfort
There are a number of facilities fw
tbe sickroom, the helpfal and comfort
increasing posslbllltle of which are fai
out of proportion to their, cost II
would be well to have them la every
household. Their possesion meant
greater comfort, reetfolnea and clean-
ttaeee should sickness come.
A straight glass tub convenient foi
giving medlcln may be bought for 0
eenta. ; Thi la also useful is taking
preparation into which iron enter.
Bent glass tube, known a gruel tube,
through which liquid food may be ad
ministered, cost 10 eenta each.
' Cup for feeding are of glaa or por
celain, plain or decorated and in sev
eral ehapee. The cup of daintily dee
orated china have handle at the aide,
a spout in front, and the top is partial
ly protected so that the food cannot
ran out when the cup Ja tlltad. An
ether style of ieedlng cu of china hai
aa elongated spoot These feeding cups
cost from 20 cents to 1X60,
' A milk glaa en which are Indicated
tbe measurement from on to eight
ounce la 10 cents.
. What S known a the ideal drinking
Cup la of glass mad with a shoulder,
ae that th patient can drink with en
tire aatlafactlon' without lifting tlx
head. Thi I a eenta. .' , -,-r'v
. .OABTOHlAi
tM
He I -
Be
me '
Out ( m Cot - f
Ctngbt. Cured.
Cure tliat rate with II. 0. 0. the
safe, sure snd rlnls OlTtl 1 J
toSdajj. I'ri, f! ' ). F !J only J
by ra 1 ' ' V,-
, GRAND OPENING .
Of the Atlantic Hotel at Morehead
- City, Tburedny, jane 5, 1901 1
On account of the opening of the above
famous sea coast hotel and resort on the
above date, the following low rates of
passenger fare over the A. &N. C. R.R
will govern when ticket-are purchased
for the round trip. Tickets to be on
sale June 5th, good to return until June
9th, from the following station:
Ooldsboro $l.t0 NewBern .75
Kinston 1.10 Riverdale , .70
Caswell 1.00 Croatan .65
Dover.. .03 Hevelock .60
Core Creek ' .85 Newport .85
Tuscarora .80 Wildwood .25
There will be a very large crowd in
attendance.
S. L. DILL,
General Passenger Agent.
Oranges 80c per dozen at McSorloy.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention is given them.
Only tbe best drugs are used. The
jrlces are reasonable Send yours there
to be filled.
Ball Players
As well as everybody else, need
some good liver medicine occasionally,
BHADUAH 8 ANTIBILIOUS LIVER
PILLS "deans ) the liver, cool the blood
and ease the head," without griping or
danger of salivation noto this these
pills are purely vegetable and serve their
purpose as well as if they contained
some Injurious mineral drug. Box of
for 25c 12 doses. Mfg. and sold at
Bradham's Pharmacy,
Advertisers, Notice !
All advertisers desiring changes
MUST have their copy iii this
office BY NOON to insure change
in the following day's issue.
Oxford Ties and Sandals.
Two lots we specially want to men
tion, first misses and children Vlcl Kid
Sandals from 8 to 2 special 75, and 00c,
per pair and Ladles Vict Kid and l'at
enlleather Oxfords at $1.50 and $3.00
the pair. BARFOOT B ROS.
The lister will be at
the court house until
July 1st, 1002,
J. F. IVES,
City Tax Lister.
THIS
ListYcurCityTaxes
On cMonday we will place on
.sale 106 pieces of
Inserting
and Edge
jn Swiss, Nansookrand Cambric
at about :
Lcss?than Regulai
I I ' This is a Special lot and are
I I priced very low, ;-
67 Pollock Street,
' i -
- - s, - r ". s 1 1 1
$50.00 Reward!
I hereby offer a reward of $50.C0
for the capture and delivery' to me
at New Bern, N. C, one
Asa Meektns,
a white man, an escaped U. 8. pris
oner, about 45 years old, a little
over six feet high, dark hair and
moustache, head a little bald, has a
dissipated appearance.
J. W. BIDDLE,
Sneriff Craven Co., N. C.
May 28th, 1902.
Wheel Bargains,
I have on hand several samples of
High-grade Bicycles tlmt will be sold at
Spot Factory Cost
These wheels are new and are the
Greatest Bicycle Bargains ever offered
in the city.
A few second hand bicycles in good
running order for $5.00. s
WM. T. HILL,
SPORTMGSGOODS,
rnT JI-93 Middle Street.
At Davis'.
Go to Davis' for moth balls, fly paper,
Insect powder,chlorlde of lime In cans for
disinfecting, etc.
Our
'ECLAT
' tt
HAMMOCKS
are the
Acme of
Perfection,
G. N. Ennett.
WEEK
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this week buys your choice ot our line
of $7.50, $8.00 and $9.00 Suits.
Every Suit Guaranteed.
You lose money by not taking ad
vantage oi this offer.
J, G. 'Dunn & Co.,
Men's eft
j 57 IFolloclr Street- g
SUMMER SUGGESTIONS
At Smith's
Bathing Suits, Negligee Shirts, Gauze
Uunderwear, Straw
Clothes, Wash Neckwear. These are only a
few hints, we have everything else lor sum
mer comfort.
And for
A Nobby Line of two -
From 50c
31
Pollock
St.
SMITH'S
5 j300 B iL
THIS
In Men's, Wonnn's and Children's Oxfords.
Men's White Canvas Oxfords, $1.25.
Women's J.O0 Oxfords for $1.B0.
Chile! ten's $1.50 Oxfords for $1.00.
J. I BAXTER,
Phone 160. 89 middle Street.
SOLE AGENCY K)H
AT DAVIS' PHABMACY,
Feather Dusters
AT
Reduced Prices.
Sticky Fly I'aper,
Lemon Juice Extractor?,
Ice Picks,
Ioe Tea and Soda Glasses,
Milk Shaken,
AT
WHITEHURST'S
4 5 Pollock St.
mm
'' , .Wire Eoreena Dooy and Window Sereeni, Lawn Mowera, Ice Cream
Freeten, Ice 8hveii;.;yVi:: p
a iuu line ui Hardware, aiau,
Sllvor and AUnmlnnm.
; 1 A new lot Ball Bearing Castors, Improved. ' v"--1.'.' '
;v Our good las represcntedr rRICKS THE LOWEST. " '
Oiv m yonr orders, ,;
J;:V-;::';';:Qac!cllI Hardware Co.
o
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Boy's Wear,
Hats, Light Suits oi
Your Boy
piece Suit's
to $2.00.
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WEEK
Foy &. Wood Co.,
Practical Tinners
nil Plumbers.
Tolmrco 1 lues. Mow l'ipe, nml
Roofing
We mate ft spt'diully of 1 1 t Air
Heating, Steel Ceiling ami Iron
Fence work.
You will iiiid us at
Draney'N Old Ntniul,
Houth Front Ht.
OCO. A. MICOLI. TIIOS. (I. IIVUAN.
hll 4 Hyman,
Fire
Insurance.
I ollcit trade andask (lie rationale of
those desiring lire Insurance.
Only First claai Companies represent
ed. Temporary Office over Hyman Supply
Co., Craven Street
viib, varnun, . juiamei in uoia,
rnoNi
17.
' B RADIUM'S rxiAHMACY.
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