To-Day's ycr.th2r
THE JOURNAL,
iii' iii ii
New Ban, N. Cn Air, 8." IMS
. Index t Hew Advertisements.
' 3. WiHooricWlfc if 1 f
J. K. Latham For tale.
J. Q. Dunn ft Co Bocks redaced.
Broad Street Fruit Co Peaches.
Simmons ft Hollowell Co Mirer nov
eltlee and Jewelry. ' " .
Buliess Ltcalfc
FOR BALE My entire honssaold tad
kitchen furniture, Including handsome
piano. Caller will be recelred from 9
a. n. to 1 p. m. and 8 to 5 p. m. J. K.
Latham 17 Johnson street.
FOR SALE Baring decided to again
enter my basinet, (clothing) I offer for
tale my wood yard basin consisting
of mill, mUl building, together with the
offloe and tools. For Information apply
to J. W. Moore.
WE ARE receiving dally, the finest
fruits that can be procured, Pears,' Ap
ples, Peaches, Grapes, and vegetables bf
all kinds. A fresh lot of Soutbport Cab
bage Jusi received. Also another lot of
fine Cuban 'Sweet Water Melons just
from Bogae Bound, Barfield's Frnlt Store
Broad St.
NO FINER Peaches and O rapes have
ever been teen In any market than are
now being received dally at Hackborn's
from the Newport Frnlt Farm.
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. C.
'Beautify Your Home.
60 cents will buy enough '
WAXIi JAP?SH
for one room. Would Jike to make es
timates for furnishing and f banging.
Unlimited amount of designs to select
from. Order sample books from
OCILFORD LEWIS,
At Dawson's, 108 Middle Bt.
Phone 809.
PEACHES
in any quantity
AT THE
Broad Street Fmif Store:
iihone 88.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. R. A. Nnnn left last . night for a
two weeks sojourn In Blowing Rock.
Miss Etta Davis of MoreheadClty Is
the gnest of Miss Lena Sanford of this
city.
Mr. E. H. Hardlson and family of
Salisbury, N. C. are visiting relative! la
this city.
Misses Lola and Bertha Pugh left yes
terday morning to visit friends at Bur
lington, N.C,
The Misses Bhuford, who have been tat
the dty for tome time returned yester
day morning to their home In Hickory,
Mr. aad Mrs. M. F. Matter, who have
been visiting the family of Mr. W. F.
Matter of this dty, returned to their
home at Salisbury H. a
Prickly heat cured in one application
by using of Hancock's Liquid Sulphur.
It will alto care Ecsema, Fetter, Pimp
les, Ringworm,. Dandruff, Cuts, Bunt,
Old Sores, and1 all tkln troubles la a
short time, when used at directed. , For
tale at F. 8. Duffy's Drug Store, ' , ).
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There are Na. Files
on the Oaks Market,
t
Oar largely Increasing business neceV
altates tncreering oar faculties for de
livering, hence our aew wagon on the
Mreetl to take roar orders and promptly
deliver tlw most refreshing drinks' ever
bid In this city. Crown Bottling Works
Lse i Taylor, Prop., Corner Queen aad
' Hera streets. Phone 105. ,
BRADHAM'g LITER and STOMACH
PILLS an paraly vegetable aad eaa he
ffvea te very eld people and hndmt).
MOd la action, their effect b far-faacb-V,
lag. Ho . pala or dleoomfort follow
their use. Taev : ve beta called
l 'Health's tH lHt ,.iri,r ' Wbick It
ulu tree. Pus our ' liver hurt yoa ?
Better try IW Hlla. . Price SSo. at
BAD HAM'S PUARMAOTV:
CAPUDEH
Ctrt$Co!ds;LtGri ;J
" PleaaaatJ tolUk. .Tour nwney
: ' EOtD Bt ALL C2,U!I3T3, '
'..juousaixa agut.
. The mag boat,Treat, Capiat Styroa,
Uondergolng repairs at the Meadow
thhfr&A fA'-vvtji'
.; y I if f H l . S "-- r
, Th pwceadlag of the Board bf Com
missioners of Craven ; County, for Aa
gutt meeting appear oa , the third page
of this tan.
The regulai monthly meeting of the
Home Mlseioa Society wUl be held In
the church, parlors this afternoon at half
past four 'clock, ( , ,
Aa alarm waa turned la from the
Five Polatt aUUon last bight at 10.40.
The fire proved to be of o eoateqaeeo
and was quickly pot oak
George M. Ives ft Son hare, reopened
their place of business after several
weeks of frecetton, They commenoe
their fall business earlier this year than
they nave formerly.
The steam launch, Petrel, Captain par
kins belong to the government flab
hatchery at Beaufort, N. O, hat beta oa
the way In tat dty .being cleaned and
painted. The boat was) released yester
day evening, and left for. Beaufort this
morning. ;
Mr. Jesse Harrison, who take much
pride I the excellence of fats garden
brpugkt o the Journal offloe yesterday
morning a tomato of "Ponderosa va
riety which was one of the largest that
hat bean seen In this locality. It weighed
Mionees.J
ri. V n ,T ff I '-; ' a 7-
I Pe of the rnist severe atormt of the
season occured at Newport Wednesday
afternoen. .The display of lightning was
the most 'Sharp that ha happened In
many year More rain fell there at that
time than for all three previous months
Damage Dy lightning la not known but
it Is thought ;that lightning must have
struck severs! times. .
The Encampment Closed.
The Odd Fellows annual Encampment
olosed with laat eight's seasloa and a
very pleasant occaslpn In the history of
Odd FelloWsblp patted Into hUtory.
About fifty members of the order were
here and they were unanimous In praise
for the hospitality and favors shown by
the New Bern brothers. '
Wednesday afternoon they were given
a ride on the river on the steamer
Blanche and the rains decended and the
water rolled bat for all their discomforts
they seemed to enjoy themselves very
much.
The evening session of Wednesday
evening the degree team of the Calumet
Encampment gave an exhibition of the
first two degrees.
The session of yesterday were devoted
to the regular business of the order
throughout the State. Committees were
appointed, pffloers elected and there was
some degree work.
A very pleasant automobile ride around
tbe city was tendered them at five
o'clock.
Following are theoffloert:
Grand Patriarch, L. L. Boon, of Wil
mington.
Grand High Priest, A. F. Hall, of
Winston-Salem.
Grand Senior Warden, W. H. Weather
ly, of Elizabeth City.
Grand Bcrlbe, J T King, ftf Wilming
ton.
Grand Treasurer, Wesley Williams, of
Elizabeth City.
Grand Junior Warden, L W Jeannett,
of Ashevtlle.
Grand Representative, Geo. Green, of
New Bern.
Grand Marshal, D W Woodhoose, of
Popular Branch.
Grand Inside Sentinel, 0 E Frlch, of
Charlotte.
Grand Outside Sentinel, J B Dawson,
of New Bern.
Aurora Y. New Bern.
A splendid game of ball was played at
the Athletic Park yesterday afternoon
between the Aarora and the New Bern
amateurs.
The game retailed la a that oat for
the visitors bat they never-ths leu did
fine work end proved worthy of the ln
vindble New Bern's best ability. The
batteries were, New Bern, Fulford and
Patterson; Aarora, Sparrow aad Bry-
i.
Following It the too re:
18145781
Aarora, 0800000000
New Bern 01100080 i-4
Another game will be played by the
seme team at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Aa exciting game It promised aad lov
ers of the sport saonld not miss thb
opportunity to tee these boyi play a
eclratlftogaete, .
1 Tfce Linteri Parade.
At eight o'clock toalgkt will occur the
beautiful baton carnival aad parade at
the Academy Green. Thb will be very
pretty tight aad worth golag a loag dls-
taW to ' fr'-ivfi' K
Great palat havt been taken to drill
the little folk end they have tbowa
meca aptitude forlhe work.
Oa aocouat of the very small tlie of
most of the panldpeau the parade wBl
not extend rery far lato the boslaett
taction. ' It b tnggeeted that those wlsh
la to tee the march go loth Academy
retaV'.)" .s,.f-;v v- ,..
We publish aa additional list of special
prlsesi V ' - ,-'.-,',
JJ,R Dark I boi perfaaaeryt DF Jar-
tb, 1 silver pursej B W Simpson, 601
JSMUler.lplcturei O M Kaaett, 1 box
stetloaary; A X filbbard, 1 silrer talav
bki J W Stewart, 85ej LB Cntler H. W.
Co, 1 pocket katftt 1 1 Smith, half do,
haadkerchkfa; E W Armstrong, 1 neck
tie; T A Greta, 8.1; A, i Baxter one para-
tol, J. M. Howard 80. Jaroee Redmoad,
it
r t
: 1 c
The Small px Coadltloa Dae to Seme-
' y body Cren Iterngeace, -J :
.' It has been the cause of mack aevere
comment that two persons who on their
OWB admission had beea. In a hnnu
where snuU pes exbted should be al
lowed to go about our streets unmolested
It It a well known fact that about two
or- three weeks axo a nesrro woaa
came to this city from Adam Creek, a
neighborhood la Carteret county where
small peg existed. ; 8be had.beea ia the
locality of the disease and escaped to
aroia vaomnatioa. Dr. Charles Daffy
recelred word from Dr. Clark of that
place., that the woman: would probably
oe new sera and Ur. Duffy gave doe
aotiot to the dty ftuthorltlet thatuoh a
person had been la the dtror watat
that time. A teerch we mad bat It
wu of course laeffeotaaL the woman
had disappeared bat It b stated oa good
authority that all foar cases of small
pox were aadoubtedly exposed by thb
wona,r Comment on eases like this is
of coarse sever and It should be. Dr.
Dnffy warning was given la time and
aeaauoroagk search been made this
trouble may hart been avoided.
There b another cause1 for comnlalnt
I tni matter, i Lett Monday a doctor
was ia town who wa attending the case
of small pox In Hateloek. ' Be wa un
der the Influence of liquor and though
he may have take iccntlon against
inrootloa . he tboold aot have been al
lowed to travel oat Whit "town and af
ter be had arrived here his own talk was
sufficient to pat Mm under quarantine.
The person at Havelock was reported
yesterday to be In a dying condition;
wat oeing the case.the doctor's presence
ia thb city on Monday Was extremely
haxardous. The doctor wa warned in
the town of Newport not to mingle with
the people aad on his continuing to dis
regard their wishes wa placed In the
guard house there Wednesday.
The report oa the case here Is such
that there need be no fear of a spread of
the disease oa their account Whatever
develops later will be due to other
causes.
THE MARKETS.
The fojowlng quotation! were rooeir
edbyJ. B Latham ftUo, New Bern
N. O.
Chicago, Aug. 7.
Warn- Open. High. Low. Close
Sept 08 OSS 67 68
Dec 67 68 67f 67f
Com: Open. Hlch. Low. Close
Sept 64t 68i 53t 68)
Bibs. Open. Hlch. Low. Close
Sept 104S 10471 1083 1035
Oct
Naw Voax, tug. 7.
Ootto; Open. High. Low. Oloaa
Aug. 8.80 8.87 8.C9 8.89
Sep 7.85 7.89 7.88 7.89
Oat 7.74 7.76 7.70 7.77
Dec 7.65 7.68 7.68 7.68
Jan 7.64 7.89 7.61 7.69
Mew Tork, Aug. 7.
Stocks;- Open. High. Low. Close
So By 40 40 89 89f
O. B. S 40t 40i 881 8l
0. 4 0 55 58 65
Mo. p. mi m lie lie
TOO 69 69 68! 68
A. O. O
Am Ice. 1U 111 11 us
Spot 4 1. Salts 800 bale.
Futures. Aug-Sspt. 4.88. Bent-Oct 4.28
Oot-Nor 4.16.
roxcr aaoBirra.
Ijeat week
last year.
88.900
68,000
000
800
800
' 800
, 800
8800
6.400
1868
Thb wee.
Ia tight 1481
- 8000
Moa. 1800
Taea. 8489
Wed. 1418
Thara. 1000
Frl.
W are still salllav ml arltia na
pound, not 80o s reported. Oaks Mr
ket';; ?J"V m (vC !
BRADBAM'8 LAXATIVE CHILL
end FEVER TONIC b a nre ear for
Malaria la all It form. It b a gMeral
Vle aad oea be giro to children o
improve aa enrich the blood aadrera.
tat Ike dlgertlv tract. Price 60c, Ho
oare-ao, pay. , BRADBAM'S. PUAR-
' Extra FWCoraed Tont-oe at Oak's
Market.;' - ,'-rn',--.V
ChooulatwftOo per pound el MoBorloy
" 1 '' " a '"'V'i '
Freeh Ortte-Nrti. PoatamrjaMal
Baraioga Chips aad Oa Flake at I. B.
raraer, tru
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PESI-COLA
, , b the most ret rash ing and lnlg-
; orating drink at Soda Fountaina.
Cures beadaeli and Improves t'
! ! appetite,.. : ,
J ; Try it ' for .yon etomab't
sake." . '.
.' The Kew Railroad. .,
. For many year the. project -of a rail
road from thb elty to points In Pamlico
ha been discussed from every . stand
point,-- -. 1
It wu argued that a railroad should b
ballt la, order to place Pamlloo la th
column of progres. It wu .tdalmod
that the railroad would be really; f er
vlos In expediting tbe Tantportatlqn of
th products of that county, . i l''
v It wa claimed that a railroad would
enhance the - value of all property 1
that county end also In tab dty, and
many other good things wa said lor a
road. - ' ; -' ' ! " ,1
' Oa tbe other hand, the building of the
railroad, was charged to be a burden,
from which this city and Pamlloo, would
never recover. It wu claimed to be
detrimental to the stock raising business
of that county. It was argued to bo Un
necessary, as the water transportation
fsctlitles was sufficient to more the pro
dace and fish of that section, bat after
all the many year of arguing and
bickering, it transpire that th P sail loo
nd New Bern railroad b to become a
reality.
At the recent election In Pamlloo It
was decided that the people of that
county wanted a road, and tbe meeting
between their business men, and oar
business men, determined the fact that a
railroad should be built, and yesterday
actual work was in progress building
the road. In a few more months the
trains will be rushing to and fro, bind
ing the business and social relations of
this city and Pamlico county even closer
than heretofore, and bring greater pros
perity to all.
Use Hancock's Liquid Bulphur, for
Eczema, Pimples, Ringworm, Dandruff,
and all skin diseases. For sale at F. 8.
Duffy's.
Assist The School.
Nothing can be started that will be of
more good to any race than a movement
that will train all of Its people Indus
trially. The New Bern Collegiate In
dustrial Institute has been started With
this purpose In view, and It Is the wish
of all those w"ho foster the work, that
every citizen In New Bern give some
thing to the cause. The first building b
half completed, and we are very much
In need of means to finish It, so that we
may be able to open school In September
We will be very glad to have a talk with
any person who feels himself interested
enough to aid this enterprise in any
way.
Gifts of money may be sent to Bon. T
A. Green, President Citizens Bank.;
A. L. E. Wbiks.
Frerh Baked Cakes and Crackers, at
follows 5 o'clock teas, Butter-thins Set
tines Graham Wafers social teas, Za Za
Bnsps, Lemon ft Orange Wafers, Bmy ran
Figs etc J. R. Parker Jr.
Pynr-BUam Relieve Bight Away
nd raUu a fpeedj end of ooogha ud oolda.
ilver
ii iiWoveltiies
! showing, !
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IjSterlingSii
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' Election Boards.
' Th following name hare beta select
edby the etet Democratic Eieootlv
Committee to be member of the County
election board which eonaist of two
Democrats and oa Repablicaai i .
Beaufort County: Arthar Mayo Wash
Ingtoa, W. T. Wtastead, WlnsteadvlUe
(D Hugh Paul (R)l ' w j
Carteret Cot T D- Webb, Morebead
dty, D PlereV Beaufort (D), Tho D
Hewett;BMtfbttKV' 1 " j
Craven Cos J J Baxter, Mark DUos-
way, Mow' Bora (D); Joeeph L. Hshn,
Mw Ben (R). t ' i . i
Greene Cos H B Beet, T L Rouse (D)
JssWSBeaman Snow BUI (R).
JonetCoW W Woeten, J C Parker
(D); J W Bryan Trenton (R).
I (Lenoir County: B B Shaw, Klnston,
W A Jonee, Pink Bill (Dy, John Fields
Jr. Falling Creek (R).
Onslow County: G B Simmons, JH
Pittmau (D); Dr. JL Nicholson (K).
Pamlico Connty-George RBrlnson,
Balrd's Creek, Paul J Danleb Merrltt (D)
WD Alfred Marlbel(R).
Pitt Oounty:-T O Harding, J T Bmlth
(D); R W Ward,Pactolus (R,
Orange Phosphate, Belfast Ginger Ale
Cream Chocolate, Lemon. Soar, Bnrsa
parlla, Strawberry, Afri-Kola, are only a
few of the many delicious and refresh
ing drink bottled by the Crown Bot
tling Work. Lee J. Taylor, Prop., Cor
Queen and Bern streets, Phone 106.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey It the
bett. Middle itreet. . .
Afrl-Kolab still gaining popularity
with all who try It. It I good for
nervousness and -headache. Bottled by
tbe Crown, Bottling W6rks and sold for
80c ts per box, Sdos bottles. Lee J Taylor
Prop., Corner Queen and Bern streets,
Phone 105.
Hofbrau and Vienna Cabinet Beer sold
by ns, b tbe finest beer In the world.
Hofbrau Beer is bottled at tbe brewery,
Vienna Cabinet Is bottled by the Crown
Bottling Works. LeeJ Taylor, Prop,
Corner Queen and Bern streets. Phone
105.
North Carolina, Virginia Country
Hams, Sugar cured Hams, Shoulders ft
Breakfast Strips Just received stJ.R.
Parker?r.
FRESH
VACCINE
VIRUS
Just Rboeived,
BEADH AMS PHARMACY.
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Our Fancy 25c Half Hose
J i this weekt6'l6c or 2 pairs U
Remember we
'.those Shirts at 43c.
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J. G. Thnn & Co.,
, Men's A Itoy'it Wear,
Mid-Summer
Clearance Sale
OF LAWNS AND
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
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Our entire line ot Figured Lawn and Fancy
Stripe and Lawns, white and colors,
AT COST.
We have some Very Exclusive Patterns
left to select trom.
mitlVs
61 Pollock St
WE HAVE THEM!
'.vVire'Screens, Door and Window Screens, Lwn Mowers, Ice'l reaui
Freezers, Ice Sliavers.
A full line of Hardware, Paints, ()iln, Varnish, Knaruels in Oold,
Silver and Alluminum.
A new lot Ball Bearing Castors, improved.
Our goods as represented, PRICKS TI1K LOWKST.
Give us yonr orders.
PHONK
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Bicycle Bargains
I HAVE JCrJT RKCB1VKD 1 DOZEN
Franklin Bicycles
made and GUARANTEED by American
Birycle Mff. Co., whioh I offer, coin
plete, While tliey last
$11.00 Each.
I am offeriug these wheels at tower
prices than ever beard of before, and U
you are interested you should call early.
I hare several sample Bicycles of dif
ferent make which I offer at 8pot Cash
Cost
WM. T. HILL,
SPORTING GOODS,
31-93 Middle Street
XtOLSoGoodl
Z What makes oof Soda Water
taste so food is its onalitr. Every
ithirurased in the making Is First
z .tjnaitty pnrw ' ' ; ; f
t th water' Is pure and sparkling. T
t. r i us m is pure aw ewan,
. ... The cream la oar and rich.
X Th flavor pnr and dalieiooa, 2
, .., Th trait th bestsnd fraab
1 '. )' Paopl wbd fcno ra ods go ' I
1 out oi their way, If necessary, to. '
; ; get It It U so satisfying, so re , ',
m ireaainc, so mil oi woat vwj wans m
"In good soda. ' They Mm and. T
x come again that's what we're X
woraingioroonsianuy,Decsnse w
' want regular onstomers who know
rmr Quality.- liHAPH a M'rJ Z
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AT DAVIS riIA;::,IACY, v ' .
n
0CKS
reduced
tor 25c.
have a few more ot
Gaskill Hardware Co.
NEW IIKKM. N. I
EVEKY PKKIODIOAL of established
merit is to be fnunil here on, or scum
after, the day of publication.
. X. Km ne It
I WOULD UK PLKASKD TO
MAKE YOU PHICKS on
the following before
" joujpurchnse
Belting,
f Saws,
Pipe, Iron, Nai
Oils, Fittings,
and Valves
Or anything ntxded about a mill.
EFCattlrtg and Threading Pipe
done at abort notice.
J. FUL,FORI,
lacklasrj aad Hill Saaalles
, , 70 Craven 8t Journal's old and
hnn HI 1
E.;; J.AVENS,
Th Old Belrabl fho Maker on Middle
StrMhMfkasad th peopl lor years
with hi wostu, Can ex cell all othars In
tli basin In this elty. Th repairing
of Ladle shoes apolaity,
130) MIDODC3TRUT.
Advertisers!
Iians?i f ndn. niut
be In iIiIh oHlee ' by
nconi to InMum change
n l!:s fallaivlns day's
s 8 t t ;