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the jcu:u:;j
NewBera, N. C, Oct 81, U2.
" ;' ; , LODGE tlTJlCTCaT.
' CKAYEN L0DG3 NO. 1
. OF HARMONY. Meets 8nd and irk
: Wednesday sights la each month in
liountree's Eiuf. Ppllook ft re- ., at 7.S0
o'clock. Uamuel R. ball, It; ut; J.
' JL Emllh, bec'r, R. B. LiO, I tn&nclal
Secretary... -. , -
lniex te . If or AaTertJseaeats. v
. Lost." V -t " "
& Qoploa Dry Good. - , -'
rV XMsoMrav and Taylor DoFurnltor. .
Tj'fcCr Daniels Horses and Male.. .
Simmons ft HoQowell Co.-Books.
Bushes Locals.
t BOABDERS 'WAKTED Two young
V, ;men. Tpr items apply at 185 AUddlo
Aam.v; Ti : v. . if k r. " ' .'i'i ' .'
FOB BALK--A nice hftrse, boggy and
shames, cheaporM sold without bng-
;gy to nlt buyer, apply to HanlTJfc'ison,
1 t rK)ST A, pair ol oHd gold 'tiding
:;, ?bowspectaolea, near : Treawitfi's shop.
H .' '.rinder will be liberally rewarded by re-
v turning to Journal office. v
" FOB, BENT During theaesstoa of
y Congress beginning November 9th and
;A ending In June 1904,1 would like to rent
'ij f?,: .iMw law .4flRAA avai nrlnnnn ' tinilitinff
my Taw office ever BrlnBon building;
.South Front street, It ia Suitable or
lawyer, Insurance or eomrulsstoa ' man.
and la large, light and comfortably fur
nished. 0 B Thomas. ,
OYSTERS By Measure in any uuantlty
i today at James B Dawson, 108 Middle Bt
TV s' Phone 209. -
t5 , ,1.1
j- iiiVJ FOB KENTr-Brlck dwelling on Craven
"street formerly Hughes Holland's reat-
: jV . and cold water, Apply to E K Bishop.
VtH
5 h- the dajnujlno pyuuou wuijaegm
j. 'i ' Its classes Monday night at eight o'clock
i-'tV ' In the main building at the old fair
grounds. AU the scholars are requested
' ? i"o be present at the appointed time and
? J''!('pHce. Any one" wishing ttftake the
course are also asked to attend.
FOB BENT Brick store and offices on
Craven street now ooeupled by FF
? :.-'' Vfttfliawa nnaAClnfl frlVAItlt. KAT. 1.
1 1 FOR BENT After November 1st iny
f J tween Jttiaaie ana uanoocc ois. .Jror
il:iktermBaoploJ. W. 8tewart. '
' ROLLER Top Desk and Chair for sale.
' t '.-Jl THLL linn ni1 AnmnleUllna of Helna
i - t wii ti - j . "i n i.
ho depot. '.''..;.;'..: '
'S' ;
; ? ; ;. BOOK-KEEPER, Btenographef : and
. y ' v type-writer. Competent young .lady de-
f sires situation. Neat, prompt and Indus
.i ,-itrJous. CaUon ot address,
t'r X JohnsonSU' ' ' '
: k GUARANTEE Wilkinson's match
..zi ' less JUnaral Water to cure' dyspepsia
: , i, ' 'and stomach trouble or money refund
'edDaTU' Pharmacy, v TliM'"'-'
j FOB SALE CHEAP Piano Kohle and
Campbell made by BtUff and Company
'r.F. Matthew. v. :
, M1B8 NANNIE P. STREET, Insurance
I Excloslrely. Prompt -atteatioa. " j
; ' FOB BENT Store under Bunly HaU
- y opposite post office, H1 be altered to
;.r; suit tenant.' Ale after September 1st,
: ' store now ''occupied by Barfoot Bros.
, For terms see F. X. Caha. ;.- f ' ? :
- J." L fnoOLL-Insurance aad Brick. ' ;
- BRIOK We hare a large quantity of
- good hard burned building brick and can
' v ablp frompU. Brick and TO Mfg. Co.
rbones6Jnd800. r
. .f..i tut ' i ':--w;t.'K2
PII
s t1Ui Cboapfift at So pr roU
-'i-'j?''1 " .-.TO-- t--'Ai..
, , i Tb Beti i IS 00 pet ttiU - '
. anplM tesl to your botut,j '
; j At dwodV ipa ifl4u et,
6 . i Jt -
1 )". Cheese HUcalli and Cnsady
J5aUr this crackers at J R Tartar's
jt. t-'
1 US 1 ll I
r AtUTOOA BprlBg WaUrlasI roir4
n Juab's Cafe. . -. ; .- -
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. IV hllftr-ataadTrlpealJlirsfw
us it. ' v.'
- ' Tor Dalo. - i
Ttesw tr'.l ;'' lort! t thn'
t'.! , f .rr- r !lf J t. Thern,
"f ijr-4. T. I Ur.t 1 a r,.jr.; '', tf
; .'",! i.f JC.r 3 fi a cJf frt ',y. a' to
l ,' 'r ;," fr.iw Fnf in:;' I -. 1
Seed eotton sold for IhreC c Lti yester
day. - . ' " ; .
There were sales On the local cotton
market yesterday at 9) to' 9.45. Thirty
bales were sold. .vy;:,:V-
Major Henry R Bryan, Jr., hu been
appointed a marahal to represent New
Bern at the BtateFair. -A.
Mr Z V Barrington, formerly with the
FS Duffy Medicine Company hu ac
cepted a position a salesman for S Yof
fle, dry goods merchant on lower Middle
street.,-.'-- -y-,. ,
. - The local market was well supplied
with fish yesterday, sereral of the best
varieties being offered. Some very fine
speckled trout which Is the choice fish
found in these waters were seen. ; J;- .;. -
Among the attorneys who left here
last night to attend court at Beaufort,
were noticed, Messrs A D Ward, L J
Moore, D L Ward, C B Thomas, M D W
Stevenson, LJ Moore, Jr., and HL
Glblis. v"" ,tf .
f. . The following gentlemen from Pant
llco county left here yesterdajr morning
going to Balelgh to attend the Bute Fair
O H Fowler, L L Woodard, W T Caho,
X Q Wise, Tho Wise,' Richard Daniels
and Jesse Parker. . -
The New Bern district Conference and
Sunday Bchool nonrentlon of the A E
Z church met in this city yesterday at
Trinity Chapel, Carroll street, 10 a m.
Ber William Sutton, P E la the chair,
Rev J F Williams, pastor. , J
A The city authorities are having large
drain pipe laid along South Front street
between Middle and Hanoock, to drain
the water waste from the hydrant which
la about half way the block This water
accumulation has been a great nuisance
for some time. - - V , -
v Sheriff J "W Blddle left hen last night
taking three prisoners who were sen
teheed at last term Of the court to work
on the road to Lenoir county to serve
the sentence,; ' Another prisoner who is
now sick In jail will be carried later
on. - . , i " . .
' The Free Will Baptists of the Eastern
district will meet In convention at Arap
ahoe today. S; A large erowd from Jones,
Onslow i and Lenoir . counties passed
through here yesterday on the way to at
tend the Convention,
- Judge Frederick Moore who has been
folding court here for over . two -weeks
left last night going to Beaufort where
he will hold the fall term of the Ctrieret
court.- The 'Judge 'was detained, here
two days" longer than was intended pa
account of the big Duffy and Meadows
case.' r '-':- ': ' " '
tMlss Estelle: Sorter, of Wilmington
who hM been employed u stenographer
In the Superior jCoort during the hearing
of the Duffy-Meadows case returned to
her bom6 yesterdayjMlss Shrier's work
was very arduous, and her services were
Satisfactory to both sides. She is a com
petent rtwogiajmmv
I Fish dealers here say that the report
of the enormous catch of flih, at More
head 'which' appeared la yesterday's
Journal wu somewhat misleading The
sic of the catch was correct but the rea
son (or the rejection by throwing away
or giving away should have been stated.
It wu on aooount of the fact that the
ash were too small for commercial use.
They say that fishermen ire aot careful
esough to reject the under . else fish la
their catch and are Injuring their fisher
ies aad the fun business.; "j;
;;Th Stewards aad the Alpha and Ome
ga club of Bu Chapel A ME Charch
are haiing a series of entertainments la
the red school hans on West street this
week. Th nature of the entertainments
whioh ' began last night and .will eon-
Unas until Friday alght is Jlterary and
musical Tonight the feature will be
th Tom Thumb Wedding! very wans
tog little sketch. The proceeds wta be
devoted to pastors aalary. Admission
tea aad five eeats) season tickets thirty
av eeata,'"i u .' 1 i
Bext ConTcnUoa D. tkCl
- The rjpited Daughters of the Confed
eracy, st their annual meeting la Aah.
Villa last week named Goldstar as th
place la wbka to hold their aett aaaual
oaveatlo, la October, 1901. t'-'-H " :
Mtse Mary OUver of this city was
agala aaanljaoualy aleoted treunnr cf
the Daaghters, aa honor moat worthily
bestowed, aad on most aooeptahly and
gracefully fiOtd by Klae OUver.
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: CAOTOntA, '
itaM O. - Is Us Te ar fccr
r;?:Boy tact Pints.
It your boy needs a pair of pants, w
are sure we can enltyou aad not hurt
your puree very mock either.
a : .rw.ARjisTnoNa
Ifotic m OtUtoriofTte r-axmcri
',. t I Kcrdianti Jail el Hew .
.V i Per. ' '
AO creditor of the Fnrtri h If.
cksnis Hank of Prw Bern, ir-; t 5Ta.
Iiors waoee aNnou le n vTir.e,l,
are tr?7 eotllUd t r;,,": t H''r
elia,SBd pK f il.'s t, uti
teflpt)ftp1. T'f!-'"-' I. .t'.rtrg ct
said PH i t!. r: k 3 ?ca Ti l-
lock !-" IB IS ri'r f e r rr), 1
Of tf., i a i'.ij rt ,"."iiTf -i,' r I 1,
rr t!.U niit :;i 1 t ' 1 In I r n
jartif', . n In t' " ?i c-f t'
"i of '1 1 ..s, l r f ' f
I ; tar ;.
ror ' 1.1.'. a i-i i Lit,
ILitldt: ' r :c;-y fear
. ' . E.s. ',
.After be'.ng cut for twenty foar
hours a mLtrial of tie fan.ous Duf y
and Headows case was made yesterday
about three o'clock. - .
This case hss been under considera
tion here ever since Monday, October
12th aad has been warmly contested br
0
both sides, creating mich interest not
oniy in town bat ail over the county. .
. The contesting parties are among the
most prominent people of this .section,
and they were represented by as fine
legal talent as can be secured In the
Btate. ; -? r ,t " .v.
- It was Mid that the iurv earlv In thelr
retirement divided lour to eight Dn th
issue r and time failed -to-change the
vote. j" , i ' 'X
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. ?
if Mrs AM Williams and child and Mas
Jlnklns of Yanceboro, who have been In
th city a few days left -yeeterday.- 0
? Mr Bayard WhltehurstLleft yesterday
for Trenton on a business trip..;
- Dr J H Benton left last' nleht for Bah-
efgh Uf1 attend the meetlag of the execu
tive committee , of the,State ' Dental So.
clety.'- vr- s
; Mr and Mrs Jackson of Morehead City
passed through New Bern yesterday go
to to , Chattanooga Tenn, where they
expect to make their future home, ;
Col W p Pollock ot Kinston, was
Mrs John H Bell of Washington, D O,
arrived la the city yesterday and Is the
guest of Mrs George Henderson. , r
.Elder Henry i Cunningham of Lenoir
county was In the city yesterday. Z
r Mrs Mark Dlsosway, Miss Uura Whit
ford and . MIm Jessie . Bumpas . wtnt to
Raleigh yesterday to visit the Fair.
Messrs Hardy Whltford, Dan W Whit
fordtnd Chss F Harget went to Raleigh
yesterday. ,
Delegates to Oiarleston.'
At a regular meeting of the New Bern
Chapter U. D. C the following 'ladles
Were elected delegates and alternates to
the General Convention to be held at
Charleston November 11th. .
Delegates-Miss Mary T. Ollverf Mrs
A H PoweU, Miss Margaret Bryan, Mrs
Mary McKNaaWMrs FO Boberu;ij fe;
, ' Alteraates-Mrs T O Hyrnan, Miss F
E Green, Miss Mary O Roberts, Mrs J -,T
Holllster, Mrs J G Delsmae, ,Y :-
',. ":, to4jThani8i;
The Atheala Lodge Knights of Pythias
desire to expreu their, sincere gratitude
to th oltlzens for their liberal patronage
to the carnival last week In whlch , they
were interested. - They also wish' to
express their appreclatlcn for the favor
Showa by the Mayor, Board of Alder
men, the County -Commissioners, and
the Water ; and Light Commission Id
services rendered.;-'C.,;;-.rJ ';!,-
' 'f ' "'. . ' J. HiSirm, ;
;'-TS A. Y.'OAtxrjia, .
r.' - ', " 'J AJ.C.'S0AtKS,' ... T y' :
r . ' ' W. 8, Coito,.V - ..
. , ; Committee.'
rproperty : Owner Male Protest'
- "En Joinwaxj Th foUowtog petition
to the Board of Aldermen hu been
signed by "all the pwners of property oa
both sides of South Front street along
th Hue ot th proposed railroad track,
except the Gu Co. The' proposed rail
road belne: for the sole benefit and con
venience M the Elm City Lumber; Cow,
and, that company Is the only one asking
for It. ft'.ii'v: 1 r;
To th Hob. Mayor and Board of Alder
' men ol th City of New Bora, v...--
Th undersigned , 'cltliens and tax
payers of said city would make known
to your : honorable body . that they an
greatly opposed to the' proposition , to
permit a railroad track to be laid In and
upon South Front street from th A, A
N. O. B. B, Co's track, present right of
way, westward up said street. , ' J.
You . attention Is called to th fact
that .this Is on of the narrow streets
and when It shall be filled la and graded
to meet the requirements ot a railroad
Connecting at Hancock street with th
maia track of the A A NO RR, the
street would he practically ruined for a
distance as to Its use by the public for
the ordinary purposes of a stmt, and
the. available pass way upon said street
would be much fets tbsnjt present, and
the thorongWxTTVould be practically
much narrower. 1', .. ' .
, A rail road op said street la boand to
result In great damtge to the property
situated thereon, and would be ot no
benefit eiotpt to en corporation.
There are stores on sld Street which
depend for a grsat part of their oi!om
Upon tbl trade of perions coming in
from the country la tbelr owa carts and
other vehicles.
A railroad on said sire t wouUl remler
It SS enf tborong!,fr of locality fur
fcorKS and otbr r draft er.l.s.als fr- ra t';e
Country, n-c-:aton ! to tl.e '(:'.t in l
oiae of tct. n. il'fr j, snl can la m-s' -a
eon 'j if ally tl.e n.untry j ; ' w lI I
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IlrDPTrUtfjii of Zorah broclt
tie careers cf a Lear to tLe Oaks Kaiket
J9.:r.l j tlch ha " shot on t!s place
llonij nlglil. He bear was cue -It la
a trap which wu attached to a pole but
that did not seem to Interfere with his
movements very much. In his frantlo
efforts to liberate himself he had broken
the pole, leveled about SO feet of fence
and had created general havoc all around
him. - - - ; -
The trap wu placed near a corn field
u bears have caused the farmers in that
neighborhood a lot of trouble on account
of their destruction .of the corn, fields.
This one is believed to be th worst of
the bunch and they are quite numerous.
The animal wu the largest that hu
been taken in that neighborhood for sev
eral years. He weighed 138 pounds aad
measured nearly Ave feet from tip to tip,
He) wu a vicious fellow and would have
put up a strong fight with anyone If he
had been given an opportunity.'- ''VI"
.i Mr Whltford found the bear In tne
trap and quickly dispatched him having
his gun ready for the ; occasion. It is a
fine specimen and when the hide Is cured
It will make an attractive rug or orna
ment. f "t fr"s4T
y f REFORM THAT REFORMS'
What Is Being Don for, the Health of
5 : t ' School Children, r" ; , "
. .During Health Commissioner Lederle's
administration In New York all ' school
children have been examined by compe
tent physicians once a weekj .'four hun
dred cases have been treated daily t dar
ing the put year half a million children
have been treated for a single contagious
disease of the eye trachoma which
neglected .resaU ofun In ' blindness.
This of conn Veaas that over aad
over agala th . sam . child hu beea
caught by the contagion of this disorder
After all this, one is aot surprised to
learn that during Dr Lederle's.; adminis
tration the rate of mortality , f'rom ' eon
sumption hu been reduced ;40 per cent,
aad that the rate of mortality from diph
therlahu been reduced from, 87 per
cent, to less than 11 per cent, or that in
spit of the fact that there hu r been an
epidemic of small-pox and . dysentery;
the percentage ot the death rate la the
city Is the lowest record. Surely this Is
an achievement worth while. Alfred
Hodder In Xverybody's Magastne' for
NovemMrrfirife;:
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:5nie T? .o tflix c--'
; Th ananlmons re-electioa to the pies
tdeaoy of the TJalted DaughUrs. of th
Ooufederaoyi of ' Mrs F A Olds, of Ral
eigh,at the aaaual meeting ot the Daugh
ters at Ashevllle, last ,, week wu a de
served honor, and compliment' .to Mrs.
OldS.-' , ...1' rtoi,"?;', -;r ; '
No better Selection could have possl
My beea made, for li Is aot to much to
say that Mrs Olds has givea more time,
thought and work to the brganlaation of
which sh 1 president than ' any other
member, and thr. areaumbere of the.
Daughters who are devoted to th organ
lsatloa aad U wutam&Jfcpi$
.7. Mr .Olds. Is-ia; every, degree iully
equipped for th head of the DaoghUra,
and will honor and forward "the, organi
sation la every branch of development
and progresa, aad its members; can re
gard their President with all respect aad
admiration, knowing that they have
named for their President a lady to emi
nently qualified for the position as Mrs
F A Olds. -V-ixSw i: '
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supetan'
Bemalnlng b the Post Office at New
',. Ban, Craven county R,. C;' Oct. 19
'.'A Prlac Anthony.rf ; 7
o w ti bu, ju A uortoa,,TO
Beckham, Prlaoe Bremmend 14 West fit,
J Bojle, A D Bowden.' . . v . t .
C-Jno Chadwkk, J Col.' s 1 ,
' F-J L Fentress. ' ' r . '
H-R B Hayes, Lincoln FUancI
J-JOonca, M J Jones 4 Kw 8t,
3u Johnson. . -r - H : . 1 '
M-W F Moore, Oeorge Marll 44 Nor-'
wood st, ; - ..
N L Nebaa, 0 X Nslsoa. ' . - r V
0-Vtrg!l Osley. I - ,V
80 OBlarkey, J S Bimr-eoo, John
Eklnner Janrer NO, Elmmona.
T-D TU Kid St. ;
1W-WO Wright, - . ...
- .'' womh'b urr. i
B Laura Rrjant it 8 Front Pt, Mtg
g!e BraiMli.k, l'..-;'e Hcatoa Duffy tow
(2).Lof,lE:.M;-ftKall. '
C Lury Ci'llt, ll rrl J C ; rr.
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O-i: Us Oi--- l,. To 1-Are, AdJte
Cray.
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' .. V7e Lave fet recoived a let cf . Tocli. r.Lu jsaia Ij
I l Chaa Looner, the famous trash mantiiacturei of raria. Hicli
1 : Erush ha Dayia Pfcarmacv"
; 1 guaranteed to be satisfactory.
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:aji lntorepgJArgiiicnt
. JrVhenwetalkyoart tahe AVhat wt
say give yon laeflta. OiV aigasmi li oris)" o( Ugh Talaai
and low pricei. : Oar boast la of irrjalittes) tather toan aaytuinr
else. : --, 'A x,. - r, ;
A Shoe as Good as Its Zfaiae
..' Forrladiee only, in Kid ana Fatent Coli,
Very stylish and good wearera. . They svra well fittang
and . made of the baa stock in seven dlflerent shapes
Inolnding the new heavy sole inannish last Better than moat "
f3 OOfihoes andonly , , A
1.50
Strikingly graceful andWMmhia shanea in : French ML
"Scratch felt and Beavers Just
- that all ages and oonditlons my be salted. The Tefli that we'
Hare been expecting for sereral
11 50 each. Beantiea to&
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Offer 200 Coplca ncatj'o . rco2w
:- for boys at 10c . . - i
I I 'Buy theco jioTT.
I -1 : presents forv.boyti
boya.
2 'Cpcciallotcf cocd-tii,:3 ln Cno'
: " binding.'. I!r.rbla XTur., :d:: "Ida.
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atamj?a oa the. ImSia 'ml is ;
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lie cf pwparatlo nt fat ti iJetlt ;
m n - m S'w
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Fnnftv nninMLV t
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50c, 760, W 00 and $1 50. ;v
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reoeited, Onr tarlett lg so neat '-
days, haTo arriTed, 50o ,to
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r r3Wf weather, necessitates heavier
ttmderwear.
p 17? can 23T jcwr
yeatUne
r 5 1 uur btocs inciuaes:
j- ueavy uotton snirts and Drawers at 3
x put?.. ;:r;'5-- r-;
iiHeavy leecetl
E Drawers at 0c.
V ..Light height
I Drawers at $1 00.
Heavy Weight Wool Shirts and
Drawers at $1 00.
lledluin Weight Cotton and Wool
Mixed Shirts and Drawers at $1 OO.
White tod Natural Color, all wool,
good weight Shirts and Drawers, $1 50.
And better qualities at $1 75 and $2.
Sizes to fit everyhodyShirts 34 to
46 Shirts, Drawers 30 to 46.
Some Special Values
in Outing and Flannel Night Shirts at
60c, 75o and $1 00.
Also Flannel Pajamas in white and
colors at 1 00 and 1 50.
--GrI)tmn & Co.,
Correct Wear for Men,
57 IPoHoclsz Street.
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GREAT and
FALL
Millinery
Newest Ready-to-wear
Hats.
Tile
They havb
Arrived
' -;Th nlat aiij
best line al Heaters
In th city. Cast Iron top and bot
tom, with Urg and door for wood.
- Call and look At thea at 'No. 87
South Pront Blreet ' "'
: P. K1. DHANEY.
... . .
Vor Calo or Ilcnt,
A sauQ Tana I) ssDa frost Kr kWaJ
ttaf aa Tmt road, eoatalalaf 81)
aerss, aboat 99 cras elaartd. ,Jla
Luads tot Irask, tobaaoo r aoUosu. A
8v roosa 4wsKf, oak aalUiaga, T
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