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THE JOURNAL.
New Bern. N. C, Jly 16, t08.
Udex to New AdTertbemeats.
Q. H. Waters & Son A departure.
Simmons and Bollowell Co Special
sale.
Business Locals.
JUST RECEIVED A fresh lot of flee
water meloni and cantaloupes. They
are fresh and sweet. Please call before
the best ones are gone. Barfleld'i Fruit
Store, Broad street
HACKBURN offers Florida Pineapples,
very fine and cheap, delicious Canta
loupes, every one guaranted, money re
funded If you are not satisfied, water
melons, finest In market this season.
LEWIS Washington a Well Known and
reliable House Hover, will be In the
city for SO or SO.daya, .will be glad to
i ui tract ' All wor quickly and safely
done. Will guarantee work. -
DEVILed Crabs at MoSorley'a.
FAjHOY BANANAS and Oranges at
James B. Dawson's 103 Middle street
Phone 809.
NOTICE lam now permanently lo
cated at the corner of Broad and Middle
streets and will do all kinds of shoe
work at reasonable prices. N. Arpen.
NOTICE If you want your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. M.
Register. He can do It all, 178 Pollock
street, Hew Bern, R. 0. .
OVER 1000 SAMPLES
"Wall Paper
k In 14 Perl
Goods delivered in 48 hours after
order is received. Q. LEWIS,
At Dawson's. Phone 108.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mrs. K. A. Damon left for the north
last night.
Prof. II. P. Harding Is visiting In
Greenville.
Mr. J. D. Herrltage of Trenton spent
last night In the city.
Mr. David Henry left last night for his
home -In New York.
Mrs. H. 8. Bradshaw and son are visit
leg relatives In Hlllsboro.
Mr. Carl Richardson, of Durham Is
the guest of relatives here.
Miss Ellloor Taylor returned home
from Klntton Sunday Morning.
Judge Henry R. Bryan went to Jack
sonville yesterday where he Is holding
court.
Miss Amelia Hamilton of Mt. Olive Is
In the city visiting Mrs. Edgerton on
Pollock street.
Mr. Edwin O. Hill returned last night
from Black Mountain where he has been
for several weeks.
Miss Adelaide Glaypoole, who has
been visiting In Hlllsboro and Durham
has returned home.
Mrs. W. F. Koch, left last night for
Lehlghton, Pa. to spend the summer with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Walter Williams formerly of New
Bern, but now of Elizabeth City Is in
town visiting relatives.
Muter Roy Edgerton returned 8un-
diy from Qoldsboro where betas been
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. A. Austin and children and
Miss Annie Brewer, of Danville, Va, are
guests of Mrs. W. P. Marshall.
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Basis ths
TtoUsfcsfesiUtMtiw
Ice Cream Soda today at McBor-
ley's.
Fresh Cored Hams. Bhafers Tlneet 15
eenta lb., Klntfans Reliable IScte lb.
Richmond plain eared suns as or conn
try Ham Uoto lb. Small Breakfast Strips
Hots lb, plenty fresh Egn IScU doc. at
J. R. Parker Jr.
Fresh Pork Sausage la oil 12ielk
Best loose Batter SOc lb. Fox' River
Print Batter Hoj good cooking Batter.
tse lb. i, B. Parker, Jr.. j
CeocoleteajtOB ysc pound at McSor ley
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- uitvs so piease ever roar;
Hannah, A. te . -Owni -fioinev J. fL
,; ' ; Parker fe,,-'.-:,,WL.;,-y.
CAPUDEIE
Cures Colds, LzGrippe
Xand All Uesdexhss.
'".Pleasant to take.
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Your money
, - EOLD BT ALL r-U::iST3.
v. AROtlKa A& lfcOUT. ; v I
Greensboro defeated Raleigh yesterday
bjesMfSof ? to ' - j
A few of Ike earlier varieties of grapes
have made their appearance in the- mar-
ketli J ''tf ,i ,t A !';
The Meade of jtrs. O, L. Ward, who
has been vary Dl at Bean fort, will be
please44o know that she to . Improv
ing. i , : ..i, J; -rfvv
The Sunday ; pilgrimage ' to Morehead
was larger thaa nsual. Biz coaches were
required to carry all who desired to go
There were 70 tickets sold MS $ Sf
Tbe telegraph dispatches from differ
ent parts of the country tn of the rava
ges' of mad dogs, end, the dogs around
town should be looked after, and If
ecessary, mu tiled.
The Button Fire Company will parti
cipate In the Firemen's Tournament at
Raleigh next week from the S2 to the 25.
They will lake along with them the
horse hose wagon and "eld Jim."
Several complaints have been heard
recently, of transfer drivers attempting
to eitort money from their passengers.
The soheme Is to take a party out to ride
and on the return trip demand an ad
ditional tee.:
The report of the presence of a rattle
snake around the Baptist church yard,
has had a more Quieting Influence on the
orgies of the gay and festive deniaens of
Churcl ill, lately,' thaa the average
policeman exerted In the put.
The Mg lumber plant of Parmelee-
Eccleton Co., of Jacksonville wu almost
totally destroyed by Are Sunday night.
Te mill and machinery were burned
but the outside lumber and dry kiln were
saved. Damage and Insurance un
known. '
With all the put hot weather, the
health of the city is very good. The In
troduction of artisan water wu a great
benefit to the health conditions, but a
ore general use of the sewer system
end other sanitary observances Is advisa
ble. '
Mr. J. A. Jones, the horse dealer, is
having his stables on Broad street paint
ed. Borne time ego be erected a very
neat wooden awning across, the front of
the building which added considerably
to the comfort of the place during thl
warmer part of the day.
The exterior of Davis Pharmacy, cor
ner Broad and Middle street Is being
painted, the color scheme Is green with
trimmings which give a cool pleuant
look to the building. The Interior hu
been lately very much Improved and fur
nlshed In very handsome and elegant
cherry fittings.
A large excursion party of colored
people from Raleigh came in yesterday
to spend the day here. The Raleigh
"Coons" are proverbially noisy and de
monstrative, but those yesterday be
haved all right, the loudest thing aboat
them being their raiment, which was
"deafening." For color and style the
historical ooat of Joseph, alongside of
the coats displayed here yesterday would
cut no figure at all.
There will be a game of base ball be
tween the Raleigh and New Bern colored
clubs today and possibly Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons. This after
noon the game will be called at 4 o'clock
The battery for the local team will, be
the renowned Profiting team. A great
pitcher from New Orleans will be In the'
box for the visitors. O. Rassel Morten
will umpire the game. Admlulon 10 and
lBcts.
Failure of Bulls to corner Umpire b
. dares Came For flew Btra. This, ,
- City In League o tay. '
Yesterday afternoon, the New? Bern
dob appeared at Athietlo Park, and at
time for scheduled game wjlh ' Durham,
Umpire Mace called gameveai Durhaqt
not appearing, MrrMaoo declared -game
forfeited to New Bern, to 0 - i
The report that the New 'Bern - club
wee out, or going out of tbBlat
League, la without authority, .-v ,S
Not only Is New Bern not out, " but it
is going to stay In and remain until the
finish. - Vif ;" -;
Greensboro b scheduled to play here
Thursday,' Friday and Saturday, end
New Bern Is ready to meet that club.
There was an anthnslatlc meeting of
the Directors of the Athietlo Association
last night at which there wesnot a sin
gle exception except to go ahead. .
Qreensboro shut out Raleigh, yester
day, by a score of 8 to 0,
Exhibition Game.
Yesterday afternoon shortly after five
o'clock the twelve New Bern league
players equally devlded themselves and
secured six amateurs and played a fut
game, the Foster's winning from the
Thackara's by a score of 4 to 9.
A bunch of errors aided (he captain's
team to win, and the rant of Thackara's
bunch were earned, "
A small . crowd witnessed the game,
and the rooters sympathies were with
the losers.
Following Is the score by Innings:
RHE
Fosters 00010901 0-8 9 6
Tharkerai 00001210 0-4 7 1
Batteries Gettig and Foster, Symons
and Danm.
Umpires Mace and Dawson.
Moonlight SalL
There will be a delightful uil given
tomorrow, Wednesday night on the
steamer Blanche, leaving foot of Craven
street, 8.80 p. m.
Refreshments will be served, a delight
ful trip promised evory one, fare only 95
oents.
This sail is given by the ldleecotn
mlttee for the benefit of the Athletic As
sociation.
Let every one be sore and go.
Minstrels To-night
Allen's New Orleans Minstrels had
a full house, or full tent, at their open
Ins perform see Wat t evening, and every
body In attendance was pleased with the
entertainment afforded. It wu dean
from anything objectionable, whatever,
and newer bv far than minstrels compa
nles seen In the opera house. Themnsle
wu good. There are some excellent
roloes In the oompaay, and ths dancing
wu strictly lo-to-date. The cake-walk
Ins It a stronr feature and brought
forth great applause. The' two bands
made a good showing on the streets to
day. Th performance will be repeated
egla this evening In the big Cent on
Raik. between eta and Ilk Streets, and
the teat Win no doebt be crowded. Ills
partleaUrly worthy of mention that
greater courtesy le aocordil patrons by
the ushers and attendants Una is usually
witnessed 4a lent shows-Ft Worth
(Tea.) Mall Telegram, Tuesday, Bept 18.
The above company will appear here op
Keel f roaVBtreet Bear Broad. To-night.
i ejsejnusom i '
, Deviled . Craba, with shells to same,
Lobsters, Imported . Sardines, Fancy
Salmon, Chip Veef, Canned Coned Beef
Potted Chickens end etc, at J. H. Par-
her Jr.- u,,-,,- u-
;.1Wtfs.Wtai itDtTls."
Davis' Preeoriptlon Pharmacy hu the
agency here for WUklsson's Metcbleu
Mineral Water., It ts a fine lonlo and
endorsed and prescribed by resident
physidana.. Besides this Water, there Is
alto ea sale at Davis Pharmacy, Buffalo
Utble, Oerabane, Hungadl Janoe, Red
Raven Splits, etc .
- Yd 111 mlse something good if yon
fall to read the advertisement of th
Crown Bottling Works and send U"1"!
your or '.rs for anything good to d i
It Is clean sad good.
DURHAM FORFEITS.
The Mayor's Court
Saturday night and Sunday disturbers
of the peace were not very numerous at
the Mayor's court Monday morning and
they were let off euy. Nelhan and Bailie
Conway, white, had a famll row Bun
day morning and quite a portion of
their unhapptness was given in court.
As there wu no criminating evidence
against the men he wu dismissed; the
woman was made to pay cost for cursing
and swearing.
William Henry Reddlck, a colored dis
orderly wu assessed the costs and dismissed.
The policemen were am signed be
fore his bonor,"Myor Patterson, yester
day and he gave them a good lecture,
not unkind at all but told them firmly If
they had any grievance to report to the
Mayor or Marsha); be add that grumb
ling to each other would not be tolerated
and any sign of dlsutlsfactlon would be
cause for reprimand and It the cue was
very aggravated it would amouat to a
dismissal for the offloer or officers Inter
ested.
The Mayor also wishes this Statement
published;
"For the benefit of the public I wish
to state that a policeman may always be
found on the beat at the corner of Mid
dle and Pollock streets ready to answer
any call from any part of the dty where
their services may be required. The tel
ephone In the McSorley store ts main
tained at one half expense of the city and
Is put there that the police may be sum
moned handily whenever there Is need.
An offloer Is not required to get orders
from the dty hdl or from the Marshal
but Is empowered forthwith to render
what assistance he can In case of trou
ble.
F. T. PATrnnsoH,
Mayor.
Barfoot Bros
Cloaing out sale, dl summer goods
lawns that were 8 and 10c now So., 15c
lawns 10c sad 85c lawns 15c yard.
Baby cape half price, all millinery at
one third and a halt off. Boys and girls
white duck caps 15c
. BARFOOT BROS.
Warn Weather and Floe tains, ; fiama-
- linglHres.- , ,
July 14. We are bavlngf vary warm
weather now, which with occuionally a
shower of rain make crops grow:- -r-
The corn crop In out section this year
Is the finest fo; some time. Cotton: crop
medlam, r '- ' '-
The people M Olympja have been en'
daageyed and damaged by the woods lire
Uat week there are several who are
sick from the Intense heat of the fire.
We believe Mr. M. O. Holton has been
the worst off of any, he became 6ver
heated In the woods from Inhaling fire
and hu been in bed for the put week,
but we are glad to know he Is much bet
ter at present date.
The Baptist brethern held their usual
meeting at Olympia 8unday, there were
quite a number of people attended from
Trnltt's.
Mrs. and Mrs Hugh Wynne attended
church In Reelsboro Sunday.
Mr. W. E. Nixon, of Core Point, visit
ed Olympia lutweek.
Mr. Willie Warren of Edwards, at
tended Children's Dsy Exercises lut
Sunday.
The Exercises were a grand success
and very nice In every part. Contribu
tion wu liberal.
Next thing In view Is a picnic.
Fresh Grape-Nuts, Post am Cored,
Saratoga Chips and' Oat Flakes at J. R.
Parker, Jrs. - , '
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is, the
best. Middle street
Crown Bottling works has eomethtng
elegant la chocolate soda, orange phos
phate end ginger ale. T Reed their ad.
Phone 100. Lee i. Taylor, proprietor.
Balsew tnm tke Stasihssa Wee
swmrrar-BsuetuisjIslaiswtwoMshs.
Order a box of I dos bottles, of onr
Vienna Cabinet Lager Beer for on In
your family. Hofbraa Export Beer Is
the finest Beer In the world, sold by
Crown BoullagrWorka, Lea J. Taylor
Propv-- Phone 105. ..
... : i aoslBT.Oat Sale
- All summer roods: lawna. orrandles
i . I . ii 1 1 . t . . . -in.
un wiuu, sauunery, saaies aaa cniiu-
rees Oxford ties and sandals, umbrallu
fane, eetmaser corsets, eta, marked down
podtlvdy no goods charged daring this
sde.
BARFOOT BROS,
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I lei 4"." $!. ' st er
. t,KWrs r .
v " -torn.
Bold only .y HAIlCrT'S I IU!;'.'ACY,
) OLTKPIA. i
The Trlcklinf Waters."
It is very loteresttng to note with
what steadiness the public work Is con
ducted It is possible to sccompllsh any
undertaking, by keeping eternally at it.
This steadlneu and determination to ac
complish an object has been well Illus
trated by the preparations to build a
fountain at the junction of Craven and
Middle streets.
Some weeks ago it wu remarked that
a few hundred bricks had been gotten to
gelber at the place meatloned, sfor the
intention of building s drinking fountain
Since then other materials hare been
slowly accumulating, yesterday a board,
the day before a barrel, the day before a
hoe, and the day before something else
needed, all along since the bricks were
first delivered. Work had progresf ed
sufficiently ' yesterday to warrant the
bricking of ground for a foundation,
and a flowing fountain is expected,
against "the roblos nest agaiar'1
Extra Fine Corned Tongue at Oak's
Market.:
Don't fail to try our 40 cant Tea, It Is
a goer and pleases them all at J. R Par
ker Jr.
Finest line of hsms on the market, five
different kinds. All the choicest veget
ables st the Oaks Market
tr A1 DARKY AfcO A'MULfiJ'i
th Strr t tka-'Lvxtaa Oat c
' In the Horse World X. H. Hale, the
greatest peach, grower In the world,.:
tells of hJs struggles nod eoceesees to
the bnslnese.' He given, the following
Incident in telling of the laying ont of
li v . . ' ' - ;
- Trees are cultivated more easily If in
proper alignment, aOsrfter the field was
plotted jf. set the surveyor running lines
for the rows of trees. He had not been
working long when one of the old plan
tation darkles came, hat In hand, and
said: "Cap'n, I dnn reckon It cost a
right smart o money to do It dat way.
Lulu and I can do It a heap sight
quicker end, I reckon, about as jveH as
dat ar" rnnn wtL de machlue." 05 in
quiry I found Lulu was his old pay
niuleb J had my doubts, but at htfl ear
nest pleading consented that he should
make a trial way down on "a corner
block,' wber it would not show much.
Old Henry cut three long straight poles
from the woods, then some tufta of
cotton were tied around the tops Of the
poles to make them white and more
easily seen at a distance. The poles
were Just the' length of the distance
wanted between the rows, bo a stand
ard of measure was always at hand.
Placing one pole perfectly upright tin
the" corner of a block where the first
row was to stand, Lulu was headed for
the farthest end of the field, keeping
the poles always In sight mldwaj) be
tween her long upright ears, SO that
Henry had a "sight" that made his
aim true. I overlooked operations until
the third row waa finished and then
rushed to stop, the surveyor and turn
the whole Job over to Lulut The work
was. absolutely perfect, and now, with
more than 250,000 trees In what I am
often told Is the best arranged orchard
In America, I give due credit to the
darky and the mule for the orderly
way In which the trees are planted.
Tke TraaaltloH of tha Crnsr.
The gypsy has always been known as
a horse trader. Possibly he la about to
change his business from horses to au
tomobiles. At uoy rate a band of gyp
sies is this season traveling across the
country In a gayly decorated automo-
blle,car. It is divided Into three com
partmentsbedroom, dining room and
kitchen. The body of the vehicle ts
painted n deep green, and the running
gear is red. The decorations are In
gold. The chief of this twentieth cen
tury gyimy luiud is enthusiastic over
the automobile. lie is nblo to uinko
fifty Mill n dny without any trouble.
As yet lie Is still denllng in horses, but
his sucet'RRor may prefer to abandon
horsoH altogether and to go through the
country with a number of automobiles
which be will bo ready to barter in
horse trade fashion. Worcester Spy.
Cur Belfut Olnger Ale is perfection.
Put up only in Crown Stopper bottle by
Crown Bottling Works, Lee J. Taylor
Prop, rhone 105,
We are still selling meat at Hie per
pound, not 20c u reported. Oaks Mar
ket.
Itoflol toyspepsla Cum
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FOR THE WKO
mencmg
Mornig
We Offer Some Special
US
That will be of Special Interest
to the -thrifty j housewife.
Special Value Whit Lawn 6c. ,, M
Special Value la, LONG ULOTII:
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' 700,8c. .
900, 9. ,
: 2000, 12c ; '
- Those aro shor,t pleoei from 4i6 .12 yards and. are,.
bj the piece only and are about J regular prices, '
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Special prince la CLIgh-Cfrmle WaUtil It small elzef.'-; ti t
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We have Knocked the Profits oft of
the following: T
$4.00 Knox Straws, $3.00.
3.00 Hawes 2,50,
2.60 Knox 2.00,
2.00 Straw Hats . 1.50
:A few Crawford Low Quarters left, T
your cnoice now ior $s.vu.
Hanan Patent Vici Oxfords, $4.50 4
J Hanan Vici Oxfords, $4.00; J
Just a few Choice Trousers left in 2
e $5 and $6 Qualities. The $6 ones now
' $5, the $5 ones now $4.
t All $15 Lined Suits now $12.50
J All $12 " 10.00
All $10 41 8.00
All $8 and $8.50 Suits now 0.50
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advantage oi lueay pnuwa.
J. G. 'Dunn & Co.
flcn' Jk Koy'w Wear,
O S7 olloclc Street,
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The Above Prices are
Strictly Cash.
You IjOho Money it you tail lo take
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Gentlemen.
You do not mind confessing that you like
Nice things.
Good Shirts, Nice Handkerchiefs
Comfortable Hose, Sensible
Underwear, Pretty Ties,
SffSi" Stylish Hats & Suits,
We have all these things and our prices
we believe are Lower than elsewhere.
Drop in any day. Our time is yours.
mith's
99 Middle Street.
Sole agknoy poh
NEtribftft.
AT DAVIS' PHABMACY,
;i.'.HAVENS,
The Old Reliable 8hoe Maker bn Middle
For Railroad Men.
We have added to onr slock of
watches thai will stand railroad Inspec
tion, snch as The Vsngusid, Cresrrnl,
Street, P. L. I!riliit, and Denbrr ilm-
den, snd tell tbcm vary cheap.
I We are also equipped lo do repairing
in a manner 10 please tne most eist'ilmi
An Elgin, or Walthnm, or any trading
make sboald not vsry over a mlmiic a
weekjfyouis varl. s more It is oat of
order, we will rrpslr It or give you s
new onr ( mi- mske.
J.O. BAXTBIt.
For Roaches and Water Bafs.
Str set lias pleased Die peopU lor jteers w,tff try onr Roich pMlf We
With his work. Can sioeUaU others In gowgn,e,n to(rvesatwfaetlqn and r
tbe bnsiness in this city. The repairing fqnd the money If It does i m. Prlie 88c
olWIes sioea a specialty,, f.j, ; Davis' Phaimacy. V k
180ft MiDDDB STREET. ' I t . .
67 rc:.::.;
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.nro:.nsiro-irnnii
' Wire Ecreena, Poor hnd WIdJo Soreen, Lawn Mowers, Icr'ream
freezers; Io 8kavor8. " , i. - ,;V.,i' : ; ' : ; v . .- v-k
, a jiui nne oi iiarawnrr, rwnta, ujia, v aroisn, . jutameu in uo.a,
Silver and AUnrolnank. .- ' ". T -! ;:.:
r,; A new lot Ball Jtariog CnstAra, improved. v : , f
Our good! as represented. ; TRICKS TUB tOWKST.- I' I V-- '
:,"rioMj ? m Qaskill Hardware
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