i i
IIW HIES, IVCQ FRIDAr M0ERIB8
109.-
ut.r.t)eM
ltts
add
merest
CPS Kho have
" All Ladies, Misses and Childrens
Patent or Kid Sandals; you can have
them either with 1, 2, 3 or 4 straps at
half prices, you have two months yet to
wear these shoes and will more than
get your moneys worth, we have no
room to carry over our Summer Goods.
See our, window for prices.
:
PHONE
4Z Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
Wanted !
To cor t act with parties to Log and
to manufacture Into lumber a trct of
uiba-. Mil furnished ly me. Write
fur particulars.
HOX 483,
Klnston, N C
Loggers Wanted
A number of timber contractor,
ply to C B W theilngton, New
C, K F I) 8.
Ap-
Cheaper Than
Elsewhere
AT
The Riverside Store
20 Crescent St., Dunn's Fleli.
Bile Met tlct
S 11 Meat lOct
Boat Kami) 15ct
B Htrlp. 14
Bug la Huouliien 12ct
Polngi a .Sausage lOct
Kox Hiser Butter SOct
I P.ilaties SOjtrk
Hi Nlc Hams lOct
Onion 40 snd 0ct Pk
Lard 10 and 12ct lb
Kamford's Powder 55.it
4rlH 21 to (let
Hlce 5 and 8 CI
All kinds of Pkg cakes and crickets.
Mixed Uakcs 15 j lh
Oranges 40c dozen
lemons 20 ct doz
For Saturday I will sell Lemon 20 for
25a
J. O. LAND,
Manager.
Hello Central !
(Sung in the well known tune.)
Hello Central give me Royall'tf
For I know be'a there,
Yon can find him with the Ice
Oream,
On the coHatr near,
He'Jl be glad ita me whose speaking
' Call him wont you please,
For I sorely want some Ic ) Cream,
Iti so warm over here,
W KITTEN BY
A CUSTOM EK.
; leer Cream
Now very Day; De
liyer'ed For . 1
! : 36c. a quart.:
r ; atV your i home, ice
r , cream soda, phos
phates' and all . other
' cool and refreshing
drinks at.' V. ; ' v"-
r.lcSORLEY'S.:
'" Seed Potatoes.
Uiarlf Ifoe". Tovee Red snd White
j) Stock true tofinind,
"Write or t'lione' '
31f
I, I, l..iu ,
lliiiil
mav
all moth-i
i
Lhtldren
288.
o
A Harvest
For Bicyclists
Offer 75 pairs
ires
at greatly reduced prices for Spot
Cash dmiug the -month of August.
I have them in all grades and aiz-.s
It wiil pay you to investigate ami
bur.
WM. T. HILL,
Dealer in Bioyclks, Guns, Pistoij, Car
tridges, L:i)ed Sit km, PnoNOOiiPiis,
Records, a& a fih.i, i.ine of Spobtino
UoODa. Job ''rintkh and Kim
bbr Stamp Manufacturer,
Phone 11
91 Middle St
Stenography
& Typewriting
School
FsrCoW Fopils.
Opened at the Collegiate and In
dustrial Institute, Corner West and
Cypress Strett?, this city.
Typewriting: tanghtJMonday, Wedncs
day and Friday.
Stenography. Tuosday, Tburslay aud
Saturday.
Will arrange to give private lessons
on application at Ul George Ht.
T. L. VodOY,
' Tfacber.
KANT i: UN
AROLINA DISPATCH
AND
Old Dominion Steamship Co
The steamer Neuse will bo withdrawn
temporarily from the route on July 15lh
for her annual repairs.
Dating her absence the stetmer Octa
coke fs scheduled to stall from New Bern
for Relhaven, (Instead of Elizabeth
Cliy)atSpmon Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday.. ;
Until further notice there w.lPbe ne
t amer tailing on Toes lay, Than day
or Saturdays, a . , V
O EO." 9 ENDER80N, ARt.V
MM.
I hare removed my . stop from Its
former kcitlon to 04) Sk'die street next
to the old Joursal cfll;e wEere I era let
ftt prepared to do alt kinds of raw aud
repair work on Doots and Shoe.
E. HAVENS,
r For Sale!
uoossmovlng oulfit In pi-1 fee I con
dttlon, taarly tew. Iwi bew set falls
tnd about thirty Jacks.' Apply
, ' . M. ItKOlSTEft,' '
, , Kcw r. m n a
, "Wood Tii ruin;;
', I OltB , (.oliimna, j:laatnra, Brak
au, : Pcroll Work, Ori;i ft a!
Work.Manlols ami Fr r'rns Ksih, Imor
and Framna. All dono nn Lnrt noilm
St : Ili!rt A ii.U'i ship ,i
Churth AT f, J'ewr-nllC.
I
t
lartMT
r' NiTIONAL-QUAR&r ORDERS. ..
Campaign): Songs; r In? ptalefe Auditor
yKDlxoii t Btlelulioo MnClT
J lUlelgb, Aug 4. A general order from
th office of Adjt. Gen, Royster dlrecto
that Ui First Infantry, North Carolina
Natlpnal Guard will proceed to Manaisu
Vs., to participate ' la. . tbe maneuTers
which begin there BeptemberStlu ob
Roberteon will on anlval report to Brig.
General J. M, Lee, commanding First
Brigade, second division. He Is directed
to keep la communication with deputy
quartermaster general Jones at Atlanta,
who has' charge of the transportation of
troops to the maneuvers,; and to have
his regiment In readiness on train at
short notice. The sargeon general of
the State will see that the rr glment has
proper medical attendance and suppllei,
and the quartermaster general of the
itate will supply the necessary tenting
etc. The uniforms required will be that
of the regular army.- All the details of
the trip will be left to Col. Robertson's
judgment. " - " ' ; "
Governor Aycook returned today from
Shelby where he addressed a' large
acdlence yeHerday, In a political speech
He brought back a pocket full of cam
paign poems, the title of which, is: I'm
bonnd to vote for Parker, set to the air
of "Dixie1' and written by. Dr. E. B.
Wharton. The poem sets forth . that,
We'll show to Teddy where his grave
is, '
Dug by Parker and by Davis "
S'.atj Auditor Dixon says that his
theme, in his address at Bo j ton before
the Grand Army of the Republlo will be
the Confederate soldier. He Is very
out hut Us tic in rfgard to his visit
It Is a critical time for the ci ops now
and a good many of the farmers express
oiiti datable fear of loo much rain, which
would piove very Injurious to cotton
parttcu arly.
Thei e will te no more elections on the
prohibition or dispensary question uolll
next yeai; as the law provides that none
such fcliall bs hell within ninety days of
the general election.
Cspt. W, H. Day has to far improved
thai he expects to leave here Sunday for
e of the resorts, In order to tally
rocuperatj.
State Treasurer Lacy has gone to Cas
well and Yadkin counties to make tome
Maconlo addresses. -
NOT CAUSED BY GERMS,
Nj Dyspepsia HlciObj. One Disease
That Has No Bacillus.
It really seems refreshing In these
lays of germs and microbes to know
that there Is one dlssare at hast whe e a
ennlnde does nit have to be used to
cue It. ,
Dyspepsia is a plain, ordinary, com
mon, miserable disease that hat all kinds
of causes except aeerm. To cure It.
the infltmed and irritated organs tbould
be relieved for a time of part of their
work. Mi-o-ct, the one guaranteed cure
for dyrpepsla, meett these conditions
and atso gives strength and lone to the
whole system.
A few days treatment will show the
great good Ml-o-ns can do and Its nse
for a reuonable length of time will re
sult la a complete euro, No one should
hesitate trying ibis remedy. It if at
certain to be successful in curing dys-
pepl and stomad troubles as anything
can be. A two ween treatment costs
but 50 cents. -
Mi-o-na Is sold by F. S. Duffy on the
fairest plan Imaginable, with an absolute
gjartntee ii refund tbe money In case
does not cute. He will sell you
Ul-o-na on trial with the positive under
attndlng that If it does, not give satis
faction the money ii tone returned with
out question. A fuartotee like this
cannot f til to Inspire confidence. The
purchaser runs Bo risk Whatever. ..
eUVEES
' August I.
Mines Sudle and Ella Nelson Warn
ed to NwTfcm yttlerday on their Way
boms at Mote-heel. ? .
Hits Dot Ward returSed from White
Oak 8undayv She had been on visit
to btr aunt, Mlet Kuftula Old Held,
Wetblnk tbe correspondent st Trenton
! extending bis .ieirltory too far as Mr
W It Cex lives nearer to Olivers or Pol
cksvllle tl at he dors lo Trenloe. We
would be glad If be would write Items
of things that happen In Trenton or
near It aad not what happens in Jonse
cooaty. ' ' . - , .
Master Willie H Duvan left here yes
terday te , attend the Piedmont Dish
Hcfcooi. , . -..
Ml Ben Askew and faml'y of Comfort
Visited relatives here Boadsy and Moo
day.-. -. ..
Mr II A Parker left here last week to
altond the rirdtaont High Bohool.Clrr
land O. : 1 .
Mr W W rollook went to Treotoa
Psiorday, .
Mr Basil Pollock and sister, lilts
Bit went lo New Br yesterday.
ietrs u l rir aad J nimmont
rent to Trenton lUUininy,
MrOCHrallh flr, -went f TtCnti.p
8tnrd.y. ,
Mr lleirle K Prntt and (Mm I'.nks f f
Long Brsnrh vU'tf-1 M,-B j 1 re 1 Luis
ihr. t - J. h.
Trfi '
It p i
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.1 I
RUSSIANS IN tAST TRENCH;
AtFoirt Artiur. ;Flect TriesTo iteak
Japanese lines, Stlil Chishig
v.j. . Aiiegeu 'uouraoana
New Chwang, Aug . According to
the word"recelved here the Russians at
Port Arthur have been. drlveii "back to
their last trenches. The Japanese have
three hundred and fifty guns lo trained
action on the defences. .
London, Aug 4. The Ht Petersburg
correspondent of the Central News re
ports that the Russian auxiliary cruiser
Donural hu left the Btltlo sea in pur
suit of one British and two Swedish
vessels wbloh are said to be carrying
Are sub-marine and seven torpedo boats
In sections to Japan.
Toklo, Aug, 4. Advices received to
day state that twelve torpedo boat de
stroyers and four ; torpedo boats and a
number of gunboat b emerged from Port
Arthur Monday night, but were driven
back by the Japanese.
Meeting of Board of Alder maN
New Bern, NO Aug 2 1904
Board met In regular monthly session
Mayor Ellis presiding, aldermen present
Smith, Avery, Dawson, Lane, McSorlej i
Wood, McCarthy and Gulon.
Minutes read and adopted.
Chairman of Cemetery Committee re
ported that four feet of wall bad been
completed around Cedar Grove Ceme
tery and asked that a voucher be iisued
to pay for same at $1.67 per foot ns per
contract
Upon motion a voucher was ordered
to be paid out of cemetery funds for. the
amojut 11260 00
Chairman of Cemetery Committee
asked for Instructions relative to erect
ing a pais In Cemetary. wall. Upon mo
tion tne matter was lull Willi (.-ometcry
Commltte with power to act.
The condition of house on cemetery
was presented to the Board by tsnanl
Jacobson anl upon motion the matter
was referred to property committee.
By request of City Attorney.
Upon mot'on a voacber for $100.00
was ordered made In favor of Attorney
Ptyne of New York as retainer, rela
tive to the Cemetery fund held In trust.
Upon motion the Sanitary officer was
continued under the discretion of the
Mayor.
Ordered that $5 00 be deducted from
amount due L U Banks month July for
tlm lost.
Notice of damages toono C has Per
kins by his horse falling through i
bridge over a ditch on South Front St,
thereby breaking . the animal's leg,
amount damage claimed against the city
1100 war read to the Board and upon
motion was refused.
Claim of damage was read to the
board for the killing of one Bos Cobb
by coming In contact with electric wire
In Feb 1904, presented by W W Clark,
JK&R O'Hara, attorneys for J H
Fisher, Adm of tbe estate of Boss
Cobb."
Upon motion the Board refused to
lake any action In the matter. Tbe
Board a 82 O P electrlo light ' placed at
the junction of New and Short Bts,
Report of Stayor. ,
New Bern, N 0, August 1st, '04.
To the Honorable Board of Aldermen of
Tbe City of New Bern:
Gentlemen! I have the honor of re
porting that for the month of July I
have Imposed,
Fines to the Amt of $15.00
Cost to the Amt of -.. 100 45
Total
$115 45
8 Sent to Ja.ll
Very retpeclfally,
. . . Wm ELLIS,
.-" - ' ''"''-' i MayorV
Chief Police Report.- -
New Bern, H C. An 1. '04. -
To The Boa Mayor and Board of City
:Aldermeoi '! n y
Gentlemen: V- ' '''"
'-Below please fled my . report for tie
month of July 1004. t- .
We have made M ' arrests during the
month of which 48 v wire convicted and
8 discharged, B aeat Id Jail, 1 judgment
suspended. .- i ", k-;
Amount of Coel Collected ' -133 CO
Amouot aenocica lor con gver
' pld last quarter ' f.
390
, , Totsl . . . it:t
Tbe above amount $78 70 has bees
turned over to tbe Treasurer and I hold
his receipt for stmt '
j. Tolloe Record,
x Informer Ex-Warren!
Montague
La (Ion '
lityaa
Orlffla , -Howdna
l ark or ,
U - 14
15 - H
t 4
5
a
Total
60 68
O.trer Pryae aUenl 10 dnys ne lrT
lUsprrlfully f:ul,n,!: , .1,
J M If AK'iTT,
' CI f f I'. ':
!' ' I 1 1 ' I I ,-TB f, "
BETTERHEtiT PUB
LIC SCHOOL HOUSES
Safgcsted Readings Compiled by
New Bern Associa
tion, Essential Elements in Any Consist
ent Scheme of Education
Preston W. Search, Clark University
Coatact With Soul.
"God mide the counvry, but man
made the town." Happy Is he who
spent his esrly life on the farm In col-
lat with toll and growing things. ' The
child who has never dug tbe rich g ound
and crumbled tin nutrient soil with his
hands, nor planted the seed, which un
der hi i fosterlrg carj, Is to unfold Into
growing life, has been unfortunate In
deed; To dig, to plant, and to nourish
a plant as one's own child What a
necessary part In one's education ! How
-teldom the portion of diiect contact
with lime things In the life of the city
child, and ytt how fundamentally neces
ry In the natural educatlonofrv
iLdlvidual, ai it haa ever te?n m-uede
velopmr.nl of the rice 1
While all the movement of life is)more
and more away from the country tow
ard the artificiality of the city, It 5 be
comes l he mission of the school to btlrg
osca tnis tmcn wim ossti etementp,
which hive been the. rich food of t) e
soul. The bi allhy child must live In
hi sunshine, miiat .touch tlie soil aid
grow things of life. We rauBt not foi
get tbe garden, vhlch was man's first
Edtn.
from An Miial School; or, Lotklog
Backward, by p :rmuslon of D. Applt-
n & Co, New York.
Don't forgot that we a e still closing
out our summer clothing In mens boys
& childrens ht cost.
JJ BAXTER
Last Day of Tournament
Special to Journal.
Salisbury, Aug 4. The fire company
of Sponcer was doubly for'.unate loday
captutigtwo Ar t prlzii. The first
event wss the hand reel race which was
won by Spencer in 25 seconds; Monroe
got second prize. In the grab reel race
Spencer won In 10 seconds; Palem, sec
ond In 21 seconds.
In the Interstate rate the results
were as follow: Hand reel race 1st tie
between Charlotte and Salem; money
divided; time 2.32 15. Second rrlze,
Charleston S C, lime 2 33. In the horse
hose wagon race, Camden S C, won first
price; time 8.22 1-5; Second prize, Dur
ham Hose Co No 9, Time 3.32.
Tbe New Bern delegations will arrive
at home tomorrow morning.
Again the A & N C Lease
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Aug 4. Gov Aycock i
asked today, weather any other propo
sition had come In for the lease Atlantic
&NO road. He replied, "No, but
there would probably be a couple In a
day or two." He ssys, ''tbeie is only
one complsts proposition . as yet, and
one Uoomplete. ' He has notified per
sons who mads the latter proposition.
they must complete It by giving guaran
tee If tbey desire to have bid entertaltej
by him. . .
Try a bottle of Carbonated Coca Cols
It possesses wonderful tonlo properties
made from the famous ' Coca lant and
Com nut -1-'' 4 - -
The Oaki Meat Market Handle
only
the best of everything.. ..'
KodoX Dyspepsia' Curo
j daem what D4s
is tho very Best Paint made. It surpasses all
othor paints as to duality, Durability and Coy
ering Capacity. - . ; '' " ..: : -VV
Oils
P.
IT
SzzK, Dears cr.d
p
i i
ii
Leads
All EDITOR'S
EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment ; of Humours
- with More Than Magfcal
Effect with
CUTICURA REMEDIES,
A Remarkable Testimonial from
a Most Intelligent and
- Trustworthy Lady.
A tumor came on my neck and in a
day or two It was as large as half an
orange. I was very much alarmed for
fear It was malignant. My friends
tried to persuade me to consult my
physician; but dreading that he would
Insist on using the knife, I would not
consent to go. Instead, I got Cutlcura
Resolvent and Cutlcura Ointment. I
took the former according to direc
tions, and spread a thick layer of the
Ointment on the swelling. On renew
ing it I would batho my neck in very
warm water and Cuticnra Soap. In a
few days the Cuticura Ointment had
drawn the swelling to a head, when it
broke. Every morning It was opened
with a large sterilized needle, squeezed
and bathed, and fresh Ointment put
on. Pus and blood, and a yellow,,
cheesy, tnmorous matter came out. In
about three or four weeks' time this
treatment 'completely eliminated tho
tumor. The soreness that had ex
tended down Into my chest was all
gone, and my neck now seems to be
perfectly well.
"About five or six years ago my sis
ter had a similar experience, used the
Cuticura Remedies with magical effect.
I am willing you should use my testi
monial, with the further privilege of
revealing my name and address to such
persons as may wish to substantiate
tbe above statements by personal letter
to me." Chicago, Nov. 12, 1902.
Bold throughout the vorld. Cuttcnrm Reiolvent, SOe.
(In form of Chocolate Coated Pill., a-, per Ttal of W
Chocolate Coated nil.. 2AC. per Ttal or
Ic.. Snao. 2fe. OeDnta : Ixilldon. 27 Chal
mnimeni, one., soap, xoc. uepota : ijonoon, z naner.
bouM Kq., Part., e K
bu. At.. Potter Dii
tf-beodfor "Uow
Parla, b Rue de la Paixi boston, 137 Coluro
UK Chem. Corp., Hole Proprietors.
orp.,
rUu
to iiure every uumour.
COVE.
August 3rd.
More vain today. Seems as if the col-
ton crop will be ruined yet If we don'l
have some dry weather toon. Tho boll
and 'quaroe are Hlieilding; now.
Mr C E Mc'Joy was unfortunate
enough to lone bis tobacco barn last
night. It 1b supposed to havo been Bet
on fire as ho bad lusl tilled tho barn
with tobacco and started a smal, fire in
the afternoon. He awoke about twtlvt
o'clock and It was burning from thr out
side, lie bad a dlsputa with some ol
hit hands anl It looks very suspicious at
the tara was burning from t lie outside,
where there wu no chance for It to
catch from the flues.
Mrs Sallle Hardy of Pollocksvllle Is
spending this week In ,Cove visiting rel
stives.
At last the brh'go across Core creek
on tbe road leading to Trenton bat bees
granted by the commissioners, aud we
hope lo soon see It started as It Is very
badly needed.
Mr H T White has bought a new gin
ntog outfit and will have It ready to
work the first picking.
HENON.
Go lo the Oaki Meat
best Canned Meala.
Market for the
Another Day of Rain
Special to Journal.
Washington J) C.Aug 4 The weather
for the cotton growing States, In Caro
lines, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Miss
issippi, Louisiana and Eastern Texas,
tomorrow U'showers. It will be ftir In
Tennessee and. - Kentucky. Cooler In
North Carolina.
For Spring and Grown
to the Oaks Market.
Chickens go
FINE Country Hams at Oaks Meat Mar
kef., " '.Vi v:. '
And colors,:
Pciht
. ;
(B:';:ds c1 Specialty.
I Wafer Cc:!:rs.
-7
1 Nic
7
e Lot
Just
.Vtry Finest Fresh Elgin
from the. dairy every week.
I Small
Harvey 'a Small Hams English Cured Shoulders and break
fast strips,
complete stock staple and
bf8t quality.
Yourajto
'Phone 01.
J. I, McMIEL
Hot Weather
makes you look lor Ice Cream Freezers and
water Coolers. We Keen thfim
Also Screen Doors and Windows, Screeu Wire.
Car load Doors and Sash just received. Prices Low.
Heath & Mulligan Paint is the best-11 weight, and covers most.
Mill and Machine Supplies. Building material of a'l kinds.
Gaskill Hdw. &
HAKDWAHK 7!! Middle St.
I'lione 147.
Delicious, freshing,
All orders, either lot-al
filled, Private families
Coca-Cola Bottling Works,
V.
A. NEIFEKT,
E.W. SmallwDoa.
Under Hotel ChatUwke,
GENERAL
HARDWARE.
Screen Wire Doors
and Windows.
The Ice Saving Gla
zier Refrigerators.
Agent for the Farmer Girl and Boy
Cook Stoves.
Farmers will licar In mind that ws
carry a very complete Hoe of American
Steel Wire Fence.
STEW HERN, nr. c.
Job Priiata
Ifyju wantFJtST
, CliASS Job Work don't
'. '; forget to send jour or
k -,' dsrato " "
Owen Q. Dunn
Leading Printer Stationer.' .
- Cor. relleck A Crayei Bt
Mew Firm
Oe Tse1iri ;
.We have 0;tned a shop at No tl
8outb Tront street sod are prepared to
dr) any kind of Hit work anl plumb'u g
Conlmrta Rolltltnd.
n
!'""l
- j
fl i-
habey's
Hanis:
Received
Butter 30c
lb, Received Fresh
fancy Groceries of
the
very
please,
Wholeaale
Retail
Grocer,
71 Uroad St
Mill Supply. Co.,
:M1LL;SUPPLIKS 44 Craven St
Phone 218. ,
'Delightfully Invigorating
ecai
or shipping promptly
supplied. Paone 28.
Jfftr., E. Front St.
He did not go crazy,
He Kent to 75 Mid
die St,where he could
get goods cheaper than
any Inhere else in the
City
Its between seasons; now late for.
Spring business, early for fall trade.
To Give Room for our fall stock we
will give you better bargains snd great-
er reductions for this week than ever .
tefore. h -
130 pair of
week 40o,
110 pair of mens
h MM
IIP
ladles slippers 76c:thls ' ?
quarter shoes ,-
$4-3.M.
3, 3.00 snd 1.00 this
ajW, 1.49, LIB.
week IJM, 1.76; tA
88 dos Ladles Gaure from I3e to 1c. '
this week 10o to o. " . .
BOO yds of White Lawn frost 18o to to, ,
this week 14,0 to 4ie.. , V i. ,
00 yds of figured Lawn Oe this week
A lot of Straw Hats Ht to 15c. V , I
1,000 yds Dsmtmrg from 81 fo M 4a. ;'
Take look at ear, window and. see-:
them 41o BhlrU, t : . ,'; ; 'V " Vv'.'
S. CQPLOW,
n MIDDLX ITRXST, Iteil to Gaskill
Hard ware Oo, Ksw Bern, ?
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