THE JOURNAL.
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LODGB MRBCIORT.
LODGl NO, 1 KNIGHTS
OP HARMONY. MnU nd and 4th
Wvliwlit nkrhta in anck noath In
Soutiw'iEL FoDook Btwet,nt 7.80
- o'clock, rJamnel B. Ball, President. J.
H.Bmlth, Bn B.B. H13, Financial
Becretarr.
Into ti Hew AftTerthmeato.
Taken op.
Baifoot Bros Listen.
Eaton Engraving.
-Whltehorit & Co -Tali week.
J M Mitchell & Co. Reduction s.
Simmons 4 Hollowell Co Baskets.
Business Locals.
TAKEN tfP Near the Red Bill farm, 8
miles from New Bern, on the Neuse
road, a white sow, aBoni alx months
old. Owner csn have same by calling
and Identifying property and paying
charges. J A Arthur A Bro.
ANY BODY wishing to see me on busi
ness will please call at the office and it
will be promptly attended to by Miss
Elizabeth Burrus, who will have charge
of tha office dnrlne mv absence. N. C.
Hughes.
FOR SALE Porch Oolumns.Balusters
Brackets. Soroll Work. Qrlils Stair
Work, Mantels and Screens, Bash Doors
and Frames. All done on short notice,
at Registers & Ezell's shop on
Church Alley, New Bern N C.
HOME Grown
Fruit Co,
cant slopes.
Broad St
CALL and
Chocolates
ley's.
examine
received
oar fresh
today at
lot of
McSor-
BANANA Ice Cream at
day.
McSorley's to-
ALL kinds of cream
Broad St Fruit Co.
and ices today at
FOR SALE One Stleff piano In excel
lent condition. Apply 90 Craven
Street,
FOB BALE One sharpie, new I sails
and several skiffs will be sold (cheap.
Apply to "HH Dowdy, 14 East Front
STEAMER Goldsboro to Charter, day
or night Just overhauled well fitted for
excursion parties. Capt H H Dowdy.
WANTED 1,000 Watermelon custom
ers. Cuban Sweets. Every one guaran
teed. Broad Street Fruit Oo.
A JUNE Lot of Nunnally's Fresh Can
dles just received by express at Daw
aon's. ICE OR BAM, any flavor delivered at
66 eta. a quart at the Broad Street Fruit-
Company. .
FOR RENT The upper story of the
building located at No 22 Craven street.
Six rooms with k1 modern conveniences
Enquire of E K Bishop.
FOR RENT The residence, No 87 Pol
lock street. Recently Improved and
painted. All modern conveniences. Ap
ply to Wflliam Saltan, next door to res
idence. EXTRA quality Siloed Ham 17 cents
per pound at Oaks steal Market.
FINE Country Hams at Oaks Meat Mar
kel.
FINE RESIDENCE Location No 1
7 large rooms, besides large bath room,
and large kitchen, Cor E Front and
King Sts. Sale for partition June 27th
1904. H. C. Whitehurst, Oommt.
THE PEEB8ING CLUB is still In
progress. Gentlemen's suits and ladles
skirts neatly pre sted. Goods left at Mr
Stewart Callaway's barber shop will re
ceive prompt attentlsn. J. R, Simpson,
New Bern Military Academy, National
Avenue.
THE RAILROAD Meat Market can fill
your order today, with One Spring
Lamb, Prime Steaks, Roast Chops, Sau
sage or anything usually found In a
good market.
FOR RENT After June 1st, the East
end of Harvey House on Booth Front
etreet. Fifteen room and all modern
Improvement. J W Stewart.
FOR RENT Lower float of Kiss Small
wood's home, Apply to ker 116 Craven
8t- any hour after 11 a an. None with
children need apply. .
In Pabst Beer only the choicest roe
terials are a ted, and the brewing U con
ducted with abeolate cleanliness. These
-j ere Important fact era 4n beef making
and the secret of Fsbst's groat success.
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la tbt discussion of para food In the
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PHWI HiNB V&
;..' UBaoli declares 'Ust an Invnt tlgsllm
and aaf elale Of Pabtt Beer bv airterta In
that irt an onnee or drop -of preserve-
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la La txt aald La tha fcoaor aaA ni-M.lt tf
Ma inn
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. wiu be levied oa nod tviterviM to
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SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
jChn weather today; partly cioudy. .
Mr and Mrs H P Harding are bow re-
tiding at Ho 185 Middle street. - -: . '
Rev W H Rich has returned from Au
burn and win occupy his pulpit as usual
this morning. -All
changes of advertisement must be
in this office bv 12 o'clock, (noon) or
positively no changes will be made.
Mrs Marlon Co?k gave a very enjoya
ble sail to a number of her friends on
Mr Charles Cook'e napths launch Friday
night.
When brick bats are used to repair
the streets why not crush them with
the roller. It's pretty rough for horses
to travel over. Dowu on Broad street
Is a good example of the roughness.
The Coca Cola Company are makiog
good progress In establishing themselves
in their plant and are ready to fill all
orders. They have opened a very large
trade already and are in a position to
command an enormous business.
MrM D Lane of Ft Barnwell reports
that 100 acres of cotton standing seven
feet high, which had blossoms June 20.
ThU season lves promise of an excel
lant cotton crop from the Ft -Barnwell
section perhaps the best that the farm
ers have yet had.
Woe awaits the loier of peanuts for It
Is stated that there will be a famine.
Pickers and cleaners say that the sup
ply now on hand will not be enough to
last until the new crop iarcady for nrar
kct and that the famine will commence
In July and last until October.
Rev R C Beaman, D. D., of Durham,
N C will speak this afternoon at the
Court House at 5 o'clock and at Cen
tenary Methodist Church at 8:15 p m.
All are cordially invited to come out
and hear the great Temperance advo
cate. The different congregations are
Invited to unite In the evening eervice
at Centenary M E Church.
If the citizens of New Bern want any
thing they have got to do like other
folks get up and go after It. And they
will never get it If they don't. It is not
too early to agitate having the firemen's
tournament here In 1905. There Is no
reason we should not have it. The
proper huS'.lo and push will get It.
What are vou eoiac to do about that
matter ?
It Is noticed that as the days grow
warmer the number of leisure ones be
come greater around tha loafing places.
There are today five hundred idle peo
ple, that have no visible means of sup
port, and -who don't want to Work and
won't work in this city. The farmers
say that it Is about Impossible to get
help on their farms, and still the olty Is
rnnnlni? over with idlers, vagrants at
that. Does the polico do their duty In
enforcing the vagrant law ? If not.why
not?
The teachers who passed a successful
examination for the graded schools were
Miss Nina Basnlght.a graduate of Balem
Academy and Miss Minnie Lue Kelly,
of KinBton who was the valedictorian
of her clats at Peace Institute this
year.
Arrangements for ibe Knights of Py
thias band are about completed and it
111 be readv for business as a musical
organization as soon as the instruments
arrive which will be la a low days
All the women who are Interested in
u-mnerance are requested to mesi in
the court house, tomorrow Monday, af
ternoon at five o'clock. Mr J C Whltty
and the city pastors will meet them
The books of the tsx listers will be
closed Thursday June 30ih. Persons
who neglect listing tbelr taies are 11
ble to criminal proceedings
IN MEM0RIAM.
New Bern Chapter United Dsughtert
qf the Confederacy has again felt theaf
flletlng hand of Providence, and anoth
er ntaloBs and fslthlal member has been
called from Ita labors aud couniels to
her eternal reward.
The death of Mrs John Dunn temovts
from it number one whose devotion
to the glorious memories which we seek
to perpetuate, wss narked, and whose
generous Impulse end kind benefactions
will be long remembered. i
In reconlilon of His worth of our de
paited member, soil ss a memorial to be
preserved la oar Clnpter Records, It
Ii
HESOLYKI). Thai (lis death of Mrs
John Dunn Is sincerely mourned and
the Chapter extends to the family and
friends this expression of Its deep sym
pathy. JIESOLVED. That a copy of tbeee res
olutloni be tent to the family of out de
ceued member, and a copy be furnished
the New Bern Journal for publica
tion.
EMM1 IL POWELL,
MOLLIC RBATQ.
MARY T. OLIVER,
Committee.
A Pleasant Reception.
' Beaufort, J one 8 J.
Kisses Margaret and Charlotte Caff rey
gav grB r efteplion last ; night al
their borne on Turner . street, la honor
of their guests Misses EUlnot Taylor nod
Lean Benfot 4 of Hew Bern. Those who
were prent treret ' '-.'
Missel Basis Fsllon, Cherlotts Geffrey
Margaret Caff ray, Mlanle Lewlt,EllIoor
Taylor, of New Bern, Lnn Baaford, of
New Bern, Helen .Russell, ' Lottie
Haghes, of Orstniboro Lollls Doieaa,
Grace Danoaa, Sid Adair WooUa, of
Ktaston, Nettle Plsree, Msry (Caffey,
Nsllle Williams, Msry W hi if or d, Carrie
P.wtll end Mattte Duncan. ,
I Meiirs Moses Gold, Cecil Whluborst,
Chas Maaion. lt Smllh,' of HH Bera
Llsid Wheatly, tu DJrklnson, Chss
r-ii,jr, J at TvT.t', Lonls fsrrow,'
A K00KLIGHT SAIL.
A Delightful. Summer Pastime to be
.- FortiI$liEd by Iks DaujrhWs of
TV0 Cofe4sj,y$.
' The Daughters of the Confederacy will
have a- moonlight tall On the. teaser
Goldsboro, Tuesday night, Jane 28tb.
Tha boat will leave the dock at the foot
of Middle street promptly at 8 o'clock
The Daughters are making arrange
ments to have this occasion enjoyable la
every particular. As they nave on!y a
limited number of tickets for tale they
advise the early purchase of the tame.
Music and refreshments will be a fea
ture of the sail,' while the cooling
breezes and agreeable company will ran
der sufficient compensation.
Tickets may be procured at F B Daf
fy's and D R Davis' Pharmacies: Tom
Water' news stand and O J McSorley's.
The pi ice of the tickets are only 26
cents.
Mattocks Nobles .
At 8 o'clock p m, June 22nd, Miss Lot
tie Nobles was happily united in mar
riage to Mr A F Mattocks at the Bap
tlHChnrch In Maysvllle. Rev W A
Jenkins, officiating.
The church was beautifully decorated
In evergreens. The bride and brides
maids carried beautiful boquets and car
nations.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Ad lie Rollins of Pollocksvllle.MIss
Dunnte Koonco acted as maid of honor
and Mr B S Mattocks as best man.
The other attendants being Mr Clar
ence Mattocks and Miss Pearl Nobles,
Mr it D Dixon and Ml is Minnie Maides,
Mr R S Weeks and Miss Ellea Jen sins,
Mr G H Jenkins and Miss Tinie Tyson.
Mr It L Jenkins and Mr S S Henderson
acted as ushers.
The bride was given away at the altar
by her father, Mr D N Nobles, she wss
attired In white silk and made a beauti
ful trppearance.
mo uriae ana groom are both very
popular young people of Waysvllle and
count their friends by the number of
their acquaintances.
May they find sunshine and happiness
In their journey through life.
X,
Savage Cox
The BeiJcely Avenue Baptist church
Norfolk was the scene of a wedding; last
Thursdsy night in which New Bern peo
pie sre Interested. The contrasting par
ties were Mr Eaten Clyde Savage, man
sger for the MetropolItanLlfe Insurance
Company In New Bern and Miss Mamie
Elizabeth Cox, the popular acd charm'
iog daughter of Mr and Mrs E L Cox
Tha church was beautifully decorated
with festoons of daisies ana lerns. The
sllar was banked with pal mi and white
flowers; the prevailing colors being
green and white.
The bride was-handsomely attired In
white emb-o'.dercd crepe de chine built
ontiffets. Her veil was caught with
pearl sun burst, the gift of the groom.
She carried a shower bouquet of bride
rosea and maiden hair ferns.
The bridal couple were attended by
full complement of groomsmen snd
bridesmaids- Among the guests was
Mrs Hughes Holland of t h Is city.
Air ana Airs savage went on an ex
tended northern trip after which they
will return to their home la this city.
Attention Nobles
The Nobles of the A. D, K. sre re
quested to make a pilgrimage to their
Castle Wednesday night the SOtb at 8
o'clock and Fall not.
By order of the I O P,
J. H. SMITH,
1.8.
Complimentary Card Part
Miss Katharine Moors of Washington
NO, thegueitof Mrs At Dill wasde-
lijhtmuy entertained at a card party
given In her honor last Friday evening
by Miss May Moore.
The rooms were tastefully arranged
with palms, ferns, and out Dowers.
Whist was tha game of the evening.
There were abotrt thirty guests who en
Joyed the gracious hospitality of Mlsa
Moore.
Dellr-loot refreshments wert served
later In the evening.
Try a bottle of Carbonated Coca Cola
it poetesses wonderful tonlo propertlrt
made from the famous Coca riant and
Kola nat.
The Engravers Chisel
commemorate on aoy gift tbe time
otbonritx a droomiUnceo: may '
double giftIt .rive the artiolo
tf, It la a zentiDder for yoara, Many jetelery article can bo engram
in mooograma, oinglo Uttcra, QnoUUoas and otherwiao. Artioleo pur
cbaaed boio till be engraved to yoor
IU bo perfect hand tngraTing work tbatU a r-leuurt to yo and
aatisfrcUonto tnyaclf, TUoge,' BUrerraro, Epooni, Wata,' ok, art
BuiUblo article for artittio engravlnt;, V "; v i.;: .
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Our Oldest Stock Pattern ' , J
PltlNCIi
wrilbeoIoMj out atgrsa'Jr rdur-l
Toor ImI erPort!)B,lT to plK not
Also lever al other patiorrs on An-:r;'
r Ptoth l:nsme'' 1 V. r n - -
Pi' ;:i t Tv" ' fr" ' ;i
; TEET C0K2 AXD GO.
Miss Vend Manger left yeatardny for
a few weeks visit at Tarboie and from
there will go to Hew York for Ike re-
alnder of the enmrner. t a iPA
Mist Olive MorrM of BnowHUl who
has been the guest of Kb; 'Any Guion
retarned home yetterdny.,;.'" ; ..
Mr J N Foacue of PoUocksville wm
In the olty yesterday after tialt to the
World's fair at St Loni.i,..--. : -
The following ilekgatea nnd.tlaltors
to the Greensboro convention returned
ytsterday. Mesnrt I B Daweon, Thomas
Danlela, O H Galon, James A Bryan, R
A Nunn, 8 H Lane, HB Jtarka, D W
Bailey, W W Clark, FF Matthews, W
S Bummetell and H H Roberaon.
Mrs W T Bishop hat" gone to Wsldon
on a few weeks visit.
Mr Wm PowelLhss retcraed to Ashe-
vllle where he resumes his former posi
tion. Mr and Mrs W H Green and little
daughter Pauline of Columbia 8 Care
the guasta of Mr J H Green.
Mrs Julia F Ames of (Cherry Point af
ter visiting here left yesterday for Seven
Springs and from there will go to the
mountains for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr Thomas A Green returned yester-
dsy from Oxford whsre he went to at
tend a meeting of the directors of that
Asylum.
Mr J W Stewart and daughter. Mines
Janle and Sarah returned yesterday
morning for St Louis where they visit
ed the exposition, while away thiy also
attended the Confedeiate reunion at
Nashville. 4
Mr Tom Daniels went to Morehead
last night.
Mr 0 E Hancock went to Ualelgh last
night.
Misi Minette Chapman of KnoxvlUe
Tear., Is the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Burrus.
Mr T O By man went to Morehead last
night.
Mist Lucy Odell of Morehead tpent
the day here yesterday.
Mr eed Mrs A Oettinget and daugh
ter Mlaa Edith of ' Klnston, and Mr and
Mrs Frank Ellington of Raleigh tpent
the day with Mr and Mrs M M Marks
yesterday.
Misi Lena Sanford returned from
Beaufort last night where she hat been
visiting friends.
Mr and Mrs Rodolph Duffy returned
to Catherine Lake yesterday. Mr Duffy
has been conducting: criminal court In
Ri if ton during the put week.
Caot Joe Gasklll want to Morehead
last night.
A Home Mission Note.
How grateful we should all be that we
are blessed with the opportunity of help
In to make the world better.
When the roll Is called up yonder will
some one look Into your face and tay
"Through your Influence end godly life
on earth l wu led to seek the Savior."
Let ut bear our part la the redemp
tion of the world f orChriet.
Perhaps tome battles have been lost
because we have not followed the Cap
tain of our Salvation, but It Is a com
fort to know that whatever may have
been the oast. God II fee today. The
present aud the future are tnhla eoa
trol. No matter how dark or difficult
things may seem around us, a kind and
gtaolonsand Almighty Father rnleth
over all, and we will thank hits for the
opportunities that eosae to on one by
one.
May we with Hit help do what our
nendi find to do aad win the cross that
awalU the faithful,
Wednesday's Tray Shoot.
Below we give the score made -at the
Old Fort Gun Club Shoot Wednesday
evtntng.
Shot at. Broke. P.O.
CO Jordan 00 46 M
Geo A Hlroll 86 " N 80
JLRartsneld 85 18 7
WB Blades tS 18 81
AH Rawlins 85 16 80
Fred Whltty 78 44 58
WTHU1 88 18 68
J I Latham 60 85 80
Was Bear 50 88 48
DrSDnVJonet 58 88 48
H 0 Lnmadea 50 80 40
DtRl Primrose 80 JO 88
oceaaion and nanu ol fiver -of
reqnlro, :- An "0TaTe4 gift Ii t
nor -Tcrooal . taloo aod dlfni-
DOraodai order frto of chaifA ' 1 Ik
WEEK
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CSend your Order for tetter
Tile Ink, Peng, and Blanl;
i ooka to
OwenXl. Dunii
Leading Printer is Stationer;
Cot. Pollock A Craves Sts. S
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CHlorideof Lime, Crude Carbolic Acid,
Sulphur Candles, etc, for disintectlng
on sale at
. Davis' 'Pharmacy,
PHONE SO.'
To a little sensible, straigbt forward
talk abont our claims on your consid
eration, This store is run on business prin
ciples; we run it to make money out of
it. We are not satisfied with your pur
chase, because we want you for a reg
ular customer and a business iriend.
Here are some offerings which can
not be duplicated elsewhere.
Fiae Sheer Clinging Silk Mull for evening dresses, 20c,
38 inch All Wool Voile, Fine quality, black and colori.BOo
Special Bargains in White Lawns, 5c, 8c, 10c, 12jc up,
We have a Great lot of Fans, 5c to 1 50 each,
Miles of Embroideries at 5c Sic and 10c yd, all special,
40 inch White Lawns, see it at 10c and 12Jc jd,
Summer Coisets, open work and batiste, 25c and 60c,
One lot lOo Dresss Gingham 3 at 8c,
Special Bargains in Ladies Pattern Hats 3 00, 4 00, 5 00,
White Dock Hats for Ladies. New Shapes 50c and 75c,
Bargains in Window Shades, 23c, 33c and 48c.
The most interesting month in the
Dry Goods business, Special Bargains
throughout the house;
Barfdot Brothers,
Phone HI. 59 lollock St., ductile Iphcopal Church
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IJovefcaV Pelieveav and Cores.
In fancy or rld age, Aboolutely
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For Sale at "' "
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Beginning TUESDAY nioriiiiig.
3,000 yds India, Linen to be sold at 5c,
10c 12 1-2, 15c, 20C,
T We will also ofier our entire Mtock of
X Colored Lawns at prices that will aton-
O Beautiful line of Ladies Gauze Vets X
it irom 10c to 50
Q Ladies Lace Howe 25c kind for 20c, 3
M pair for 50c.
q All Ribbons 25 per ct lower than reg
n ular price.
g Big line of Ladies iHeckwear, Silk
O Fans, etc,
onoooaononoQoac5QDoaoQono
When tired and worn
oca
Most Popular Drink of the Day.
All orders, either loeal or shipping promptly
filled, Private families supplied at short no
tice. Coca-Cola Bottling Works,
C A SEIFERT.
MANAGER.
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CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
The LARGEST SlZF, and BEST QUALITY
BRICK offered on this market. For prices
see M. M Marks, F. R. iiyman, it. A. Nicoll,
T. G. Hyman, the New Bern stockholders.
I lants at GlarkH, Hynmn'ri Sitlinc, Kiii.-.(on n 1 i;nln rsons il r.
Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
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The New Summer Drink Is Now on the Met.
Soothing, Delicious, Snappy.
Drink hikI le CIieerel. Q On Irrnulil it t
F S. Duffy's Pharmacy.
Lit , Your Taxes lor
1904.
The lint takers are now rrmly in re
ceive the list given la for iLb hi:. Town
ship, and will beat trie Cnnrt 11 dime
durlog Ibe rti'iDth of Judo. I'leane ilna't
Wilt until tha lsst moment.
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J L HARTHFIKU),
Mot Tpki r-.
of nil wsartfif aprars! -Is vial avvf
Sir-rpctlD sosn dMlrts, waISr
admits U or not. To hara a vannaal or
tntlra sH ail of honel clolh. eat
snd faihlonsd la taa IstMl rnndu, is tb
duty t1 rrf Bins, and Is lllld
lihn In btilloMi M Wall at lrw.tr tf, W
rnarant aaatrrlal sod fit nf svarjrthlng
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Colored Lawns
25c
out, try a bottle of
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At Hie IMv Oroir Co.
Cor. Broad anolFleet Sis.
I Ii- Belts, Hi. (i, Udt
will bo glad to ion you. Hut, if
yon ftan't romo, Just phone No. 10T and
we will cdI to jrour I omc for ptfirrlp
llons and after they liv- n ran fully
and accurately Qlled, we will prumrttlf
dcltvet the roedlilne will, no iiira
charge. We are jours to ir and
yours to pleaae; 1'or anything In tha
drag Una please notify ui.
We nre yours
please.'
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