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THE JOUIUJAL.
New Bern, N, C, October 1, 1901,
,i LOfiGB NMOOAT.'
OBAVIN XODGB K0.1 KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY. Meets lad and 4th
Wndjinada- nhrhta In sac moaU U
Souatiee's HalL Pollock street, at 7J
v o'clock. tjemeel H. Bell, Preeldent; J.
E. Smith. Berfn &B. Hill, ttnanetal
.: MOMUU7. r'i"5,jt;!KS-i:"S!i;?
index ttev ItTertJumtBte.
'itaTJroad MMh-tiLv '.'"XT
American Stock Oo- Clotnuf.
' DitoroeHoUoe; i , ? ' , : :
ABlock-TeUor. ' "
Riverside Eton Cekee. .
. J tHeDanlel Hams. 5
Bttsteea Ucals.
STALL-FED eef, Veal, Pork Ohopt
and Canned Goods this morning at the
Railroad MeafcHatkeV g'-
FINE
ket.
Sausages at Coast Line Mar
is1 YOU haven't tried the Soup made
by the' Broad 8treet Bonp Hones, order
a quart for 10 oentf, delivered. Yov
will bay more. Barbecae and Oysters
alio.
LOST Gold locket between Craven and
Middle on Pollock, .Initials X S D en
graven on back, finder will pleaie re
turn to thii office. Suitable reward
given.
FOR BALE Rubber Tire Phaeton and
Good Family Hone. Safe for any lady
to drive, M L Hollowell.
FOR SALE About 438 feet of good
lumber can be bought chep by applying
to H. H. Tooker at City Hall.
HOUSE and Lot for lale.
calf Street. Apply to J.
den.
No 48
J, Wolfen-1
WANTED To rent, home of eight or
nine room with modern convenience!
In good neighborhood. ' Address, B P
Foster, AtNORK
FAT Stall fed-Beef, Pork Chopsjf ntton
thii morning at the Railroad Meat Mar
ket, corner Queen and Hancock Street.
Prompt delivery.
WANTED Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel for a firm of $210,000
cspitil, Salary $1,072 per year and ex
pensei; paid weekly. Addreei MPerol
val, New Bern, NO.
ANOTHER fine lot of Yenleon at Oaki
Market.
FOR BALI Houae and lot No 18
Change Bt, home new. Apply toLH
Canon, No 64 Middle Bt
PORK Steak and Mutton
Railroad Meat Market.
Chop at the
FOR FINE Butter, call
ket
at Oak Mar.
FINE Country Hans at Oaki Meat Mar
ket.
EOR BALE At great redaction Grind
Piano, Concert, Square, IS double
seated echool deaka, and 8 black board.
Apply to Ml Bmallwood 116 Craven
St.
CHICKENS, Pork Chop, Bleaks, Sliced
Ham and all kind! of Canned Good
now at Ooaat Lin Market.
SCHOOL BOYS Pressing olub WlU
pre nlt and dretie neatly endity
llshly. Work left at Callaway's, barber
hop will be promptly and aatlaf aotorfly
done. Give them a trial
THE OAKS Meat Market la now open
dally. ,
A FINE lot of North Carolina country
ham and shoulder at th Oak Meat
Market '
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
For additional local news' see eeooia
pa-..
. Seed cotton sold on the local market
yesterday at 8 enU. - - ; ' J
Goodbye, straw hat . . f
Nothing autumnal about th! weather
wla mercury standing at eighty five de
gree,-, ,
The
beaeedofttiilf .becIng appar
eat.
The Fatal Waddtna tAaf-ht. .
-. SIsao Lehman ot th Reformed Men
. nonnlte church WIS preecb In th court
: house, Monday night Oct Brd ' at usual
' ' hour. Public cordially Invited to at
tend. '- . -v
BerJ-f Bpenee wO preach nt the
First Baptist church on Sunday mora'
; lag at 11 a m on the ubeot -The Prob
lemi of Childhood,.''' Parent ere eepe.
dally iBfHed. '.u;
Owleg te dlphfkerU la hi family, Mr
. Isaac Coha ask to tononno that 1
will not be at th Oak Market for ev
oral day ': ' . . '
The harveet U whit but the laborer
aie Indeed few la th cotton Held la
this teotioa and a. tight bad condition
eonfroaU many of ouf famere. ' The
reporter was told by a suooeeefol tam
er who live nee KInttoa,' that ha had
ofteea acre la hi oolton field that had
aot been touched and that twelve bale
of eottoa wee aow open aad hanging la
the bolls became he could aot get
hands, Similar Condition confront a
nnml nf of our farmer. Tk hot, dry
spell has had a great effect oa opoln
the staple. Fbiiton Fre Yrmt, Bsjii
BOth,' .
T! e' Kfl h A f "iclr.
cm November 15th 1 being advertised
by potter and banner. ' I
' A big easiness wa transacted on the
cotton exchange yeiterday in thejale of
138 bale. The price were lower, how
ever, into have been, paid , tun season;
ranging from i to 8f cent, ' Five bale
of long staple ottonsi sold for 10i
- Thf while we are having la the amuse
ment line atone very - well for the long
dnlnesi that wehaye j endured for the
Owing to the sudden illneee- of Engi
neer W S Kelly of the Coast Line, engi
neer Duncan of the A A N O . took the
Wilmington mail train over yeiterday.
Mr Kelly was reported some better last
. ..The Fatal Wedding Is a play that no t
only has an effect on ' the emotions but
give a moral lesson which all will do
well to heed. It I not without a fund
of humor which makes it thoroughly
enjoyable. Do not fall to see It to.
night. '
After an experiment of a years
duration the Western Union Tel
graph Co has dispensed with the scrvl-1
cee of colored messenger boys in the city
of Richmond finding in Impracticable
to have them. . White boys have taken
their place.'
Speaking about the scarcity of cotton
picker It might be mentioned in pass
ing, that there are several dozens of idle
persons of both - eexes drifting around
town, that would adorn a'cotton patch,
far better than they do the streets, and
the earning of money might awaken a
park of Industry in some of thorn, to
their everlasting good. Make them go
to work, leave town, or go somewheres
and hide. Resurrect vagrancy law again
Other cities and towns In the South are
enforcing the law. It does the vagrant no
harm, but on the coptrary, sometimes
developei a good citizen. .
The New Bern Lumber Co, which was
recently Incorporate with $125,009 cap-
Met-Jltal to operate saw mills, will is is said
erect mill building 48x116. kiln, four
room, 100 feet long, to mannfacture
rough pin lumber; mill to be dcnble
elroulsj, with about 70,009 feet daily
capacity.
It Is announced that the lessees of the
A ft N O road will have the covered
bridge across Stony Crok, near Golds
boro, and Jacksmlth creek, near New
Bern removed end steel bridges built in
their places. This the last of the old
time dark houses. Like other old land
marks, they put away forever.
Attention is called to the new ad of
The American Stock Co, Mr Philip
Howard, manager, from the North
with a great big stock of clothing and
dry good.
The moralist! have decreed that in-
Intoxicating beverages must go.for they
kill both body and soul, it is claimed.
Eminent physician say that American
people are ruining their stomachs for
ever with carbonated drlnks.Coffee now
give ua coffee-heart. Tea Is a hurtful
beverage. Well water It Is said Is con
taminated with death ensuring baccUU.
So the thirsty ones have no chance un
lets they oan Indulge In a little persim
mon beer, and It Is a blessed thought
that It 1 nearly season for that once
popular drink. For the present it oan
be drank without doing anybody harm
as no taboo ha been declared against it.
An emmlnent Ohleagamlnd specialist
rise to make the prediction that every
body will be crety one of these days.tnd
cite statistics thosylng that one perton
in every one hundred - and - fifty lu
Chicago 1 crety. Perhaps the doctor
U Just a little off himself. We have
known certain booze artist to labor un
der the Impreedoa tbat every body they
earn la contact-with' we drunk, but
00 aid not be punuaded that they them
solve wet slightly Intoxicated.
Broke Into Bis Hotue.
D.ii4tuna or uaveaaisn, vt, was
robbed ot bis customary health by low
Ion of Chronle Constipation, Whan
Dr. Klngl New Life Pill broke Into
his house, hie tTouble wai arretted and
aow ne' eaureiy cured. They're guar
anteed te care, 85c at O D Brtdham'
Drug Store. ; - - " v-
VKS
The
furlodle
mat lOUfTl NtQMft
w B w . Jt
Vr-M jnst novr.to relieve that
l bly kepS spell ' of ;
fl nn
ii v wiiwn
u 1
- -J V v. .ww will
' ' prescribe for you and then brief the preeoriptiott
, to o to filU . V( wiU fiU it eiactly as he dlrecU
Xi; and use only tli beat drugv We want yonr pr.
u . sorlptlon trade at aH times. .; We give specla. at-
'"i 4Al4ln 4lil Mrtkf f9 Ah ViH.lnAii . . - '.' -
- r l;aB4va w I'AI V UUI
'nvvr(fffw
vvuiciies til imniiTV s
For Ladies and Men
. ' Watchrt that wjllW credit to the wcuToi, ,
, riainor Wutif ally engraved casfs contain- '
- , tog reliuble voi l.d, When quality is con
sidnred ouf price ore Invafl.-iUy Urn lowmit.
lit
m
nATON, ih
The State papers are giving a good
deal of space to an artlcle'cllpped from
e Btateaville paper, telling eta man who
remarked that he had. "raised his child
ren to be large enough to work In a cot
ton mill and now they must take care of
him." Certainly : an able-bodied man
must be destitute of energy .and mean
also to , make - such a remark, ' but we
have known several families who made
a better living for themselves in a cot
ton mill then the maa of the family had
ever been able to piovlde. : Right' here
In New Bern there are: people, who If
they could get rid of a little f alee pride
aad goto work in,.-the .knlttteg mill,
would make 4 better living ':thau they
ever had before. iV'-
Mr O P Halvereon, Raclne-Wa
elck for five year; nothing hgreed with
me. ; HoUUter Rocky ; Mountain Tea
made me strong, healthy. : Gained 35
pound. 85 cent! Tea or Tablet, F 8
For Spring and Grown Chlokens go
to the Oak Market.
RESTAURANT.
Freeh Ovsterff anil Barrwcun pt.
ery day-at Nixon' old stand, No
1 28 Middle Street Other meals on
abort notice. -
I am making some imnrovementa
and will endeavor to please yon.
Pine Vegetable Soup Monday's,
Wednesday's and Friday's 10c "qt.
Yonr orders filled promptly.
Yonrs for" business,
J. L. HORNE
Elaborate Production of New
York's Greatest Success, The
FataL WeddinG
The play which delighted au
diences to the pitch of the almost
forgotten cry: Come back I Come
back! Prices 255. cOo. 75c 1. 00:
sale oteats at Waters.
Divorce Noti6e.
North Caiollna, ) In Superior Court.
j one uouniy. ) iterore, J 0 Uolllnt,
Clerk.
MaryBoyklns .
vs
Cyrus Boykius.
Divorce.
Seivlceby Publication.
NOTICB.
The defendant above named will take
notloe that an action entitled at above
hat been commenced in the Sanertor
Court of Jonee Oonnty for purpose ot
aieeoiving eonat or matrimony new ex
letlnc between .Dlalntlff and defeedant
In this action; and that the aald defend
ant will further take notice that be Is re
quired to appeer at the next term ot the
Superior Court of Jonee County to be
held on th 8th Monday after the 1st
Moadey In September, It being the 81et
of October 1904, at the Court House of
eald County In Trenton, NO. and, en-ewer-or
demur to the complaint In eald
action, or the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In eald
complaint . r - -
This 80th, Bept IBM. -.
- i . J B COLLINS,' r
Clerk of Superior Coirt of Jone Cone-
ty. ; : r
ALL HEADACHES.
nrrfoot romndy tor Oolds, Indtnirtlnn.
Palm, Hrmln Fa,U), Pnvtnui Trata 1
ftnd (4lok 2lMSMfa BrOM th netrrtki,
UlTDinas, . - A aisas wVMII Iff,
About:rc
n fnnff! :
tired feeling and proba-' ;
sickjieM ?. V If , yog ' don't - J v
tUIUCtM
1
Davis' Pharmacy 1 1
j , w tyfMt? -rfvfw ,
4
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r..
A Stronc J'asclnatlnj Plan: ;r ; )
Tonight th patron of th New Jdv
onlc Theatre will have a pleasant eur
prise la stoVe for themselves, when 'The
FaUI Wedding" wiU be played. . The
plot is a powerful one, and deal lih
the adventures of a echemlnj ' woman,
who, assisted by a male accomplice, ' de
sign the ruin of a happy family, and
the separation of a wife frjm husband
and children, In order that ah can eon
tract a marriage with the .husband and
thereby gain hie fortune, . She I pre?
vented from doing this, however, by the '
timely inter fgreice of . two cheracter, 1
a. frenchman and. an -Irish lervant'
woman, who, In their, respective part,
create no.-end of amuaement'for the
audience. An mutually strong cast,
hdd by Mies A.lma Chester will inter-!
the play...' ';" .;i;-;L-""' - . .
Beats on' sale at Dawson's this morn 1
lag. -. -.
- 60cu 7Se and ft 00. r
Balcony 50c and ?5a
I live end let my brethren live
With all that's good with me
Unto the poor some cath I give, t
The balance I give Rocky Mountain
Tea.
F. S. Duffy.
School Time.
The time of the singing of children i
come the sound of the tuner It heard i
In our land.
On account ot pressure ot woik, those
desiring tuning done at this time are re
quested to pleaee send wrltteq meessge
by mall or otherwise, Impos lole to
call at taoh bouse.
JOHN O. BUSSEIX
Patterson House.
Ready towea? Hats
We are now showing for the first time in thg city
Burgessers 5th Avenue Styles
in Ready to Wear Hats
The most fashionable Ladies Tailored Hata on the market. Spe
cial showing today.
I NEW WRAPS 1
When We Bay New
Jackets
in all the neweet length and lhapvtfor ladles ami rtritaetr.
Fine high claa tailor made gajmeota that too wHI adehtre,
possesilDg all the newest fashion kinks at $9, $im and tl 5 ?
" Borne partioularrj pretty Misses Coats at $9
Temjporarj Quarter! No 41 Pollock 8t
. v
'II'' ? V1'
uiinety
cJYl
f eady-towearhaEc I
we ore showinf is oomplete line of . fin Retdj-to-wiar ,s Z
I !Iat fur women and cbJldet
For Collars and Girdles
X of TatTctn Hihhon 6 inches
satlcei'at 25 cthe yd! .
Shi
We are showing a handsome line of Rugs, Art Squares,
, Tapestry Curtains and Table Covers.
Matting in new designs.
Table Cloth with Napkins to match.
Cotton Spreads, Sheets, Pillow Cases and Comforts.
Cotton and Wool Blankets.
Sideboard Covers and Centre Pieces, and small table pie ce
in linen.
A big line of Window Shades, whit and colors, 25 and 50c
All new goods and new styles. It will pay you to see these
goods, for the prices are right.
J. G. DUNN & CO,.
Phono 219.
Barfoot Brothers
Wrap re mean
& Coats
j 'r '
- Hlplrldidalae, $2 and, Z
we are offering a fine qualltr- 'i
wide, In all the new jwpnlar Z
, ' ' -' '; - '. Z
qartment
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CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
THE BEST BUILDING
BRICK offered on this market. For prices
see M. M Marks, F. R. Hyman, (i. A. Nicoll.
T. G. Hyman, the New Bern stockholders.
Plants at Clarke, Hyman's Siding, EinBton and Robersonville.
Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
I Riverside
Store,
. . . 4
m crescent Street,
This week we will sell a'l
kiaus of National Biscuit Co's
cakos and cracker 20o a lb
at 15c lb.
Lemon ( ling Yellow Peich
es 20o can 3 for 55 c
Cr. of Wheat 15o pkg
Macaroni 10c
Full Cream Cheese 15c lb
Cabbage weighing from 6
to 14 bs 10c to l&o
I J. O. LAND
MANAGEK.
j.aUittiiiaAaaaaais3
Notice to Teach
ers.
A I lesckers datlilDK lolienh srhool
lu Mo 9 lowniblp artt rqiiKit ( b
pnMnlel North Hirlnwe ketaool (hltr)
on October 1st at V ass. for the par
poea of rfOetrlof lofutmttlo In regard
to the schooli end for the sIkoIb ol
conlreeU
lij order of the Oomsiiilee,
O. O. BSU.,
Secretary.
i Griffith Street
Meat Market
X- We hare opened a nice
Z tnai ket at th turner of Gri&
X nth and Attmore 6ts, in oon-
T j . . . . . .
; necuon wun oar grocery ana
' are prepared to Inrnlsa oar
; customer with u floe meat
; ; and satiaage ean be found
rlf. HARRIS A HOLTON,
;v-T Proprietor! T.':
is:
v lco Creams
; ;.;, .rr-.v;
Now, Eery pay,v pt)-
liyere d For
. S5o. a quart tH;;-;'
at . your home.- Ico
crcim eoda; phos
phates and all other
cool end rcfrcshiir:
i i i
545-57 Pollock St.
Bees.
Reliable Tailoring. 1
Cbai acter and style to ev
ery garment at popular prices
Ladies have jenr coat,
su't and skirts cleaned and
pressed before the cold weath
er comes on. '
A BLOCK,
Merchant Tailor, 96 Middle St
SWWWl
Dissolution of Co-Partnershlp.
Thero-pertner thtp heretofore existing
between H B Holland J E Willis, under
the firm of Holland Willie, Utder
ttker', Ii ibis day dlsoWed by mutual
ennsDt. II B Hollund retlilnf from the
Hoi
Tl biifim s will be conducted here
' hi 1 , the firm nemo of J K Willis
It Co, Mi Holland b lag retained as
Llceniioil I nili liner of lb b islnese.
Jo- K. Will. A (! .. noies all llabl-
1 1 1 ..' H e il tl'ii.. ! all bill, as due
.11 i iMl rc til hi Ii in
H Holland,
J K in(.
Br.t ;8rd IU04
Brick
Brick
Enterprise Brick
&
Tile JUT Co.
We never claim to have better
goods than another; we, lueve that
to the buyer.
Orders left at my office in the
Fanners and MerwhinU bank
building will reveire primpt at
lentioo,
J. W.'Hlcwitrt
Secretary and TrOtanrer
The big New York
Success
.
. The fonnleat of all stag ohar '.'
actert; th breetleet nnC moat
tertalnlnf pTformanee gtrett fof f ;
langhln pnrpcsefc-
3d
; . KOTICB. . , v .
'rjotloe la aertby glraa that eertlfleat '
No.', H, for one share of itock e( the
A N O IUIlroafl Co., slandlof la toy
aame hurlr- fea lo, arpll"lloas
for t;.e i' pii ff the lime will be snide.
Oct