THEJOURNAU
- New Bera, H.C., Oct 18, 1105.
1XDCB DIREaCRT.
rnATRN LODOS HO. 1 KKIQHT8
Of HARMONY.. Meets tad tad ta
WarinmuUv nlirhtl tB. Bach r&Ontfc M
Rouatrees Hall, Pollock etreet, at 1-80
o'clock. Bamwsl R, Ball, President J.
a Smith. BetfTi B.B..EU1, Financial
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index Hew AfrertUemeats.;
foi Maw Vh--v rr
Danclnf School U ( t
t-y a-
BwfootBiot Interesting argument
JE Benton Pajamas.
Simmons &
Hollowell Co-Bnetknd
FlOBS.V'
Bushes i1 Ucatol
4?YSTERS--By Measure In any quantity
"ioday at "James B Dawson, 108 Middle r
-phone 809. v
FOB BENT Brick dwelling on Craven
'. street formerly Hughes Holland's resl-
-' denta containing six - rooms, both hot
v endfcoM water. Apply to BE Bishop.
THE DAMUIHU SWUOOIj Km oegin i
f Its classes Monday night at eight o'clock 1
lathe main building at the old fair
' jrrounds. All the scholars are requested
' lo be present at the appointed ' time and
place. 'A ay one wishing to take the
- 1 nnfflA urn tAiHn ugnn ui mi ikdu.
f ,1F0B RENT Brick store and offices on j
Craven street now occupied by FF
Matthews. ooBBesslon Klven by Kov. 1.
Apply to E K Bishop,;
iiOET Buneh of keys at Carnival, re-
"turn to this office, reward. Thomas
Bowden.
FRESH Shipment af Force just received
x ,-at 3 B Parkers' Jr.
; THE MAGIC TUCKER,Tuoks -With-
wut creasing, basting or measuring, Box
t -plalu without leaving crease in -center
- -of ulait. Fits all machines. Has stood the
. l.cSt here of general use, and has proved I
to be an tnat is ciaimea ior it. . new
' suodIv lust received by MrsR P Wtt
'.ltaroe. Price $1.00.
wnn 13 irwr iru ri Annm maw i at m
-.former residence on Pollock street be
tween Middle and Hancock Sts. For
r. terms apply to J. W. Stewart
' 11DLLER Top Desk and Chair for sale.
. : Urinltr at thla Offlnfl. .
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i ii Kin nun x inaoi vn bi uui m. vim b uoh
? j A INC depot
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"-BOOKKEEPER, Btenographer and
;v-hmwi. . j q j
: ;res situation. Neat, prompt and Indus
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x.Tinn. uu ur wiurnu. ju.. .iiu.
V Jobnson St.
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i i 'WJt GUARANTEE Wilkinson's match-
. x vana iioioaca irouuies, ur njoncy reiunu-
j . .v . x
.d. DavU' Pharmacy.
.DEBIRABLE lot for sale, corner of
- - XJaeen and Griffith fit E. E. Harper.
FOB SALE .CHEAP Piano Kofaler and
m.vii j i (J .1. sa J 1
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J 1 ri a - a..
. JOB RENT Store under Stanly Hall
V' opposite Post office, will be altered to
suit tenant. Also after September 1st,
h store now occupied by Barfoot Bros.
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t ''- q' NICX)LL lnsoranoe and Brick.
BRICK We have a large quantity of
good hard burned building brick and oaa
sfiip prompuy. juries ana iue jsif.uo.
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, . Tb$ ChiAivwt At to per roUJ
v " The Best at 8 00 Dear roll1 1
j, , Bamplei sent to your tovad. j
Lewis:
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v Police to trediton'oine" ftrmai
1 4 Wcrcniatj .Btak tt Hew
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All crdltcra of lbs Fsnaen A Ifer-
Wti Bank of Pew Bera, etotytdVjv.
::tr Whni HMtiliim beta nrUed,
iby acslfiad to aresoat thIr
''t and make proof thereof, Utke
-'jnj4, rnaniit ItMalvers Of
: 1 U at the Kaek PulUloies Pot
;r.t U the dty of Kew Bera,- Cm
rr$n the Sih day of Kortalmt 1908,
: r tl' toUce !U be pleaded la bar to s
ftrtk.lpallna lath dlstrfbuiloa of the
K4 ef Wl Cask, by all creditors fail
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' ; , .' 'Jonnprini.
- Htil of The f amrs ami K?rttanta
T'ar.k rf It tr. .
WALL PM
Seed oottoa told for three cents' jetet
.The tog Colombia arrived vaster da
from Philadelphia with the barjes Stir
am, Traaus end Mercury.-:J ;r --y-f
Irvla WUllams was" granted a decree of
divorce from Amanda Wullarns la Ihf
Superior Court lait Thursday. ".U
The ladlei oa the -onunlUee of the
Orculating Library 'are wmested A$
; meet there tomorrow (Monday) after-
-Xteiu aeetUx of Newt Bera Satan
Qrooen and General Merchant! Associa
tion Monday eyenlng ; October 19th,
1808. : Hnghea btdldlng,:i50 p. ai ; W,
K. Baxter, Secretary.; .. -v
A special trala for the transportation
of 'flah has been temporarily-put , Into
dperatloA - by the ; A, & N O railway to
more the enormous supply of fish - now
being caught la the waters around More-
bead City. v-fe';-3i:f:
The week end .shower comes pretty
near to being an ; Established thing and
the DroposlUon Is not at all-pleasant to
contemplate, About an inch of rain fell
vesterdav. The forecast for today Is
fair and colder weather -r K .- H1',
; n. nftn1t(!t -uh the mmeV In It,
bIUl tnd m-- whlch WM tfTertlsed )n
Saturday's Journal, wu founa on a roaa
leading to this city from StonewaiL The
entire contents were restored to the
owner, whb .was yery glad to get It
At a meeting of the" ' Anti-Saloon
League of Wilmington, on Friday, axes.
olution was passed that a canvass as
made to secure sienatures for the pur.
pose of calling an election to see If Wil
mington should have, or not, a dispen
sary, and also whether distilleries1 be al
lowed In the city.
The Jones building, which is located
oddosIm the City Hall has been leased
by the Pamlico, Oriental and Western
Railway Co., and will be. used by them
as keneral offloes. The building has
been thoroughly overhauled and Is occn
pied during the construction of the road
by Messrs W A Cullen.-H R Bryan, Jr
and A Cheney. The entire building win
be used by the Company
Services Today.
Services of Centenary H E Church
South at 11 a m and 7:80 p m. Preaching
by the pastor Rev B F Bumpas. . Sunday
School at 4 1 m. We cordially, invite
the public to all services. The subject
at 7.80 p m will be "Westminister Ab
bey."
Tabernacle Baptist Church Preach
ing at U a. m. and 7:80 p. m. by Bev M
P. Davis, pastor. Sunday School
at 9:15 a.m. SuptT. J. Mitchell. All are
cordially Invited to attend any or all of
these services.
Free W01 Baptist Church Preaching
at 11 a m, 7.80 p m by the pastor Rev 8
W Jones, Sunday Sohool at 8.80, B D
Hamilton, Bupt
Christ Church T M N George rector
19th Sunday after Trinity, and St Luke's
Day. Holy Communion 7.45 a m. Services
11 a m ft 7 80 p m Sunday School, 80 p b
A cordial Invitation Is extended to all.
Presbyterian Church Preaching at 11
a. m. sermon by Rev H 8 Bradshaw.Sun
day School at 4. p. m.
First Church of Christ Scientist
87 Craven street Services Sunday 10:45
a. m. and 8:00 p. m. Bible Lesson 8r
mon today, Bub, "Probation After
Death." Micah, 7:9. Sunday School
after morning sen toe. Testimony
service Wednesday 8 pm. Readies Room
Is opea dally. ' AU are cordially Invited
to attend.
Letter to J. B. Eickbara.
Mew Bera, MC, .
Dear Sin A man taldi Send me IS gal
lons. Generally I use 84; don't think It'
be enough."- . ' .
HadfUft
Ordered mors for another Job; 10 for
the Job, .
BadO left
This comes from Messrs W A. hW
Bower, Methaen, Mass, They add!', This
has bees oar experience all this year.
new agents always have to go through
ii Af tor a UtUs, they' laara to guess
better. - . ' vr-
Tours traiy w " J
, F W Davot A 06.
:'' I W Smallwood sella oaf psiat. :
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Boji iaxe tats.;
It yoat boy needs a pair of pants, ws
I arasura weoaa sellyot aadtot hurt
year para very nook either, ' "v
K- .. I.W,ABM8TROaO,
Sflpexlor Court Jtete ,
Wtniam Bcaeack, ' called sad faUed.
Board forfeited. . Judgment : bt,- d,
fa. ::,vf V' -'V-!.' " '
: Baebsa Waters rs U artha Waters; Pt.
rem. Aetloa dlsmtseed, oa aooouot
of dutk of defrndaat
, The tvtdeaee la the case of Daffy
I H A J A Mwdovs was eoieal! aa4
Ue argameuU bjn. 11 li proUile the
will be gtvsa to tte Jury Uoaday,
j Vtioitie 0u.ce Bock. :
'' Tte thlnletksBSoalediUna of Latham
l'iMr 4fMpit;'iW,kci eotua
L' jTmnl Mil )Ht.eaaUoh, Is miTd
al lLUtJSofc M aotton stalls Ure, H
Is a at lurilrg and valuable wtk
etr' T seftSceab's la Its e-nnrUailon
of all (!.:..! srrTtJB!t!g to toUon. -
TE2 list CF TH2 CATIYAL .
i&e lay to a AfgregatloB sfSiows Folded
; . : Cf Their Tents Last Right " ;
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The Carnival Is a thing of the , past
The week has been enjoyed and we be
lieve - the people have been : edified.
Large' crowds have been la attendance
and Jt is a matter of great wjoidng that
tha organizations under, whose auspices
It was held will realise a handsome flaan
dal ptoflli'if;
The weather had been all that could
be wished for up to : Saturday . whea
clouds obscured the sky and rala made
bw iiay very - disagreeable. According
to some authorities oa solenca -auch: ex
plosions are apt to causa moiitare- . lt
has been noted that rain .follows battles
or any HMcailon- when explosives . are
used la large Quantltiesy However: the
Ferris wheel and the rnerry-go-round
had large patronage.':;'
An interview with the merchants de
veloped the; fact tbat as a general rule
meir ousiness was not" neipaov py ue
Carnival.- Only orre merchant - reported
an Increase in trade la con equenoe of
the CarnlvaL ' Othera said they ' might
have been Indirectly benefited bat d r sg
the week they had not had - the trade
they might wish for during such'ao oc
culon. . In some satesl It had held its
own and in others U had fallen behind,
In view of this fact it is a question Jn
the minds of mrny that such exblbltlohs
are a detriment to a community. Ot
course, ererj body" admits that our Car
ntval has been free from objoctional lea
tures, but nevertheless it sur!erd on ae
count of reports that emanate, from
sources, opposed to such: amusement
Fakes have been imposed oa the people
so much that we are Inclined to dtaseoi
from the great P T Barnums -oplni. I
that the people like to be humbugged
There la a limit to the humbug business
The Lay ton Company have, been honest
in their efforts to please the public a id
have given us a clean, reputable tho
As to the amusement problem, "as far
as New Bern, is concerned, we must
pause to ask right here what are we
going to do about it f Looking forward
taa season when there is aDDarentlv
"nothing doing" we think this question
entirely pertinent
One of the popular attractions was the
striking machine, for testing a man's
strength. "Mauling rails," as It Is called
consists of an upright Iron frame with
figures painted on it and at the top ia a
belL The man that rings the bell gets a
otgar and there Is nothing else to do un
less he knocks the bell off. It looks
If It required a great deal of strength 'to
send the block to the top, but one used
to swinging heavy weights like black
smith's hammers can ring the bell every
time.
The weather yesterday sent Mr Laytoa
Into the dumps. : He said he had had 11
weeks of this kiad ot weather, la fact he
had not had one week this season that
wu fair from start to finish. Often in
the towns which from the condition be
knew he would have a suooessful week
the weather would cut him out Last
week at Elisabeth City he bad this ex
perience.
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l oose eu round good reuows, meters.
Gerkeaaad Morrison, spent two days
hare, enjoying the Street Yiil, and lad.
dentally doing some lnsaraaos business
They are always glvan the glad hand
whea they come, and as to being la Wil
mington, they, think Hew Bern,
"next" V V '
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Being both Jokera, of coarse It takes
the "wise one," to be get ttearyorBin,
where they must cry, quit Bat BIB had
oss on him, when he got oa the Ferris
wheal. Wednesday night, and was glvea
the alght alt for about aa hoar,' aaost of
the time oa tha top rlnt of , tha .wheel.
Bill said tt was tha eooiert affair he sver
tookpatttn. ' . -w .-"
Tha crowd oa' Srohd "street Friday
alght was one of the largest, tha has
srtr beea la the t!ty. It is aettmatad
Us! there were at least ff.000 people oat
aad suay pat the figures higher sttD.
Semes It to say that while the shews
Ware all packed with spectator tha -'dif
ference was aoareely noticed la tha opea
elf. Tha people who witnessed aft. Pa
les Inside the enclosure were Isgtoa sad
yet they war- Scarcely saUaed. am the
oateldr.;--i ",l-f-.?':V f
r'TeCtrtiTatQaeea,,
?Ktes Braddla "Hymaa, tbe -ohoara
Qurea of the Carnival was erowaed Frt-
dty Ike last evening of the gala wek
I'M fire works oa the water made a bill)
tint background for Ike Kwt, '
The Qoeea was surroeaded by bet
nuMs of hoanr aaa eounlers who were
as follows. Mtawa Agaes Tof, AaiU
Foy, H si He vlsad, Mary Kane Rir
sad Hatile Harks. Messrs Great-'
a-srd Street Sam Snoa. ioePelford as
Adolfih Husn,,- -
Mr fans Brlssna the sppo!ul !ng,
erowDsd lbs C4i ssd prt4 hr
a besfltlfal oimo4 itr. a girt of the
Fire Company sad KutjVs of ftt'u
Jolslly, nstklng a b'1.f jh tot tb
OocasloB. Aflw wh'u k tbs Und r!V
a ftw M'.ectlosS, -
VTka the sssilc ei d tl Qi
SroMI from hsr tBrnas Sn1 1!ri,ii-i t!,
C0"1, SrrMa!ff hf V r,k r iht C ;u
lr, B1 ',-) kf f ;.n ' fit VV.S fc"Bnf
pr.K?Trtl pn Ss. I UM t Wr-i" i
wr t!.S r'n la ;' rt I"
ttotit, U a l"f al r uni s' a
f, 1 ' ' 1 l. i t la t ' :f i f C.. !r
Intertsting- klU To Be Cbsa-rel By The
' . 'JKO. 0. X. of This Cty.'
The Junior Order of TJnltedMechanlca
Which was organised here a few weeks
sgo with a membership- of 80 has bad a
substantial addition -to their number, v
There will (be a big meeting of the
order in Rous tree hall nex Friday even
tug when the new members will be Initi
ated. HU?;i.kU i
The degree team of Klnston win offi
ciate In tho work and several prominent
members are expected to be presents ;
Aftec the initlatloa, supper will be
PERSONAL - PAR AG
Mrs M M Marks left yesterdsy morn
ing to spend a few days In Kihaton. :-.; .;
MUs Heller, . who hks been -visiting
friends and ' relatives ! here has left for
her home In BaWmorfc- j-ii "J"
Mrs John Dunn Is visiting Mrs J M
Turner of BaHth.;; :y ? :p j-v
'Mrs Bradley Haaff is spending a Week
n Raleigh. f- - 'f' -
. Mrs 0 0 Thornton is v'sltlng In Ral-
elgluiW;'ryV;:r:. t: ' v''' i-''f '
Editor 0 LSte vena, returned yester
day from Santhport, where he went to
see his father, who has greatly Improved
Id health after a recent severe Illness. f
Mr James Boyd, repretentlng Wit
mlngtoa's Big Backet 8tore, was In tha
city last alght ' i ; ,.;
Judge H R Bryan has returned from.
boIding'Bladeh county Superior Jourt
Aa Explanation,
Mb Xditob: Will yon give me apace
In your paper to ' explain an act of tha
Board of Aldermen last Tuesday , night
aireported by Mr Toleon- In Thursday's
Issue of your paper. .
Through a mistake one part of the pe
tition that was presented to. the Board
the first Tuesday night's , meeting in Oc
tober, waa'omltted, haviag - been lieft fn
Mr J O Whltty's store. When the Board
met lest Tuesday', sight Mr AD Ward,
In behalf of tha petition asked the Board
of Aldermen to receive the Trt of the
petition that wu omitted. Alderman-
wood moved that part of tha petliloa be
received and referred to the committee
that had the petition In hand and report
upon the entire petition to the Board.
Aldeimaa. Wood's' motion ; wu voted
down. Wo do not dent , but what - tha
Board had the right to reject this re
quest- They also had the right to re
ceive the part of the petition that had
been omitted. They saw fit to rej et
What la the reason t To receive, thev
would hsrs Deed compelled to grant the
election. To refuse, the one third reg-
Istored voters wu not secured. , It Is my
honest opinion thst the msjorlty ot the
Board helped by this act to. postpone
tha election so. tho saloon .men could
have another six month's leave of Ufa, at
least. Will tha' good people of Kew
Bera permit this t - -
A petition to now being circulated se
curing new names, sign tha petition of
the ward la which yon Mre. , . ;
. , - M. P. Davis.
New Bern, N C, Oct 15, 1908.
, DffiD
Saturday afternoon October 17, 1909,
Mrs Ellen Patterson, aged 7t years-
J The fsneral aervtoeo wIO' be beld this
afteraooa at I o'clock at Centenary M'B
cborck. : ,
Spike? Spite??
Greensville Reflector.
It wu the governor of Kortk CaroUna
and the governor of Virginia la- Koe
folk Thursday alght". AadweTl bet
Oovaraor Ayaoek held ap his and of tha
spas. . -nS '-j r . .... ;
y.; tWictr Came Alter Elm, ,
Wnsahgtoa I eases gar 17th.l" . -
Depaty Sheriff A, r. Hunt ot Craven
aounty arrived la thejdty yesterday aad
took ia euisooy tha negro Cbarlu Fowl-
, arrested by tho . polios , several, days
ago. ; Be returned to Few Barn .with
kls prlsonef la tha afternoon. Fowler,
U The Messenger stated yesterdsy,
wsated la Hew Bern for a very -etrioei
assault It to alleged that ha shot 0 sua
la the chest la that etiy eoaee time ago.
Bessi am , W taiknii-ww B
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' We are eoastaatly reoetvtsg wtatet
clolhlsg la sp-to-aow styles at reasona
ble prices. Cae la and let as show
: -JtW.ABMSTnOSa,
Freak I1gs Feet aad Tripe at J It fu
unit. .
Uilu Skirts. -"
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Ws Wn a eowfili Hat of la!!e
drte aad !k!rg sktrie. W.'3 Uke
p'ja are la tbo-lrj ji b. .
Fieh W, (V' 1 r at a. lb,
Frk I' t CJrm1 lt-l??el, Just Of n4
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We have just received a lot
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Brnsh' ha& "Davis Pharmacy" stamped ' IsndUaid is
I guaanteed to Its satofsxtorj, Wki Ay-'i'rlt'ti
1 1Te ,also complete 1 ci pK!paato"M
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say gives yon benefits. Que argument is one Of high YsJues
and low prices. Our boast Is of qualities rataer tnsa uytbing
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A Shoe as Good as its TTatne
AJIIEBIOAN GBSIj
Tor ladies only, in K14 and Patent Colt. ,
Tery stylish and good, irearers. They axe Tell fitting;
ana matte or the best stock
including the nsw kavy sole
3 00 shoes and only
$3.S0 Pair.
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Strikingly graceful and baooming ahapee in Trenoh felt,
Scratch felt and Beavers just recaived. Our variety is so great
that all ages and conditions may be suited. The Veill that we
have been expecting for several days, hare arrived, 50o to
II 60 each. .Beauties tea
barfoot Brothers,
PtyGoods and Womens' AppsreL
69 Pollock Street, Oppoiite Xplftoitl Ciuei.
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FANCY VESTS
in White, Gray and Tan Mixtures, Price
$100 to $3 00.
GLOVES.
All the Swell Shapes in Gloves, in
both Dressed and .Undressed Kid, Tan,
Gray and Black $1 00 to $2 00.
The Nobbiest line of both Stiff Bosom
and Negligee Shirts for Fall wear that
we have ever shown. All the new col
orings. $1 00 and $1 60.
NECKWEAR.
Our stock of Neckwear comprise all
the hew shapes, and we are showing
some splendid values at 50c and $1 00.
The latest tiling in Hosiery, Collars,
Cuffs and Underwear, &c.
We invito you to inspect the New Styles.
We are confident we can suit you.
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FALL
Millinery
Newest Ready-to-wear
Hats.
The Bee Hive.
They nave
Arrived.
The nicest anj
best line of Beaters
in the dty. Cast iron top and bot
tom, with large end door for wood.
Call and look at Ibcm at No. 67
Bonth front Stmt
P.JI1VDBANEY.
Fp Sale r, Kent.
A ssuQ fans li aaQes frees Kew Beta
tjtaf oa Treat toeeV eeetstarsf 111
seres, ebett SO acres aleetad.'P flae
laads tot tree , toUoea or aoitoa. A
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It Just Received I
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all Kmds of
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