THE JOURNAL.
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lOBUMUCTttT.
W00DME5 Of TH1 WORLD,
at Bonn tree Hall Ssnu-Montkly, First
and Third Wednesday at MO
o'clock.' Visiting Woodmen are lavr.
ed.
OHAYXM LODQI HO. 1 KHIQHT8
OF HARMOHT. Moots lad ud dtfc
Wednesday nights ta sack saeatb i ta
Boontiee HaX Pollock street, at Mp
o'clock, ttamaol & Ball, Presides J.
B Baitk, 80071 Ei3, Financial
Becretsry.
ttidez tt Hew AlTotltmeits.
Democratic
J 8 Mliler Furniture.
Ecnett Books.
Amertcin Stock Co Clothing.
0 S Waters 4 Sons Vshlcles.
R A N inn To Lead.
Business Locals.
U00 to lead on city
Noun. AUy.
real estate. BA
FTJRNITURE-I wish to oall the atten
lion of the pnbllo to my One selections
of furniture and stoves at prions where
comnetltlon outs no figure. Bee us be
fore you buy. J S Miller.
FOR BALK One piano, good as new,
been used sbout a year, also for rent,
two rooms, furnished or unfurnished,
privilege of bath room, hot and oold
water. Chas 0 Clark, Jr.
CHESTNUTS and
Broad St Fruit Co.
Blckle Fears at the
POMEGRANATES Largo and Ripe,
188 Pollock Bt
FOR RENT Furnished Room Cheap.
Apply at 110 Hancook Bt
FOR BALE at a Bargain Horse and
cart. Tennessee wheels. Apyly to JO
Land, Riverside Store.
STOLEN From the house of N P Wil
lis, near Vanoeboro, last Saturday Oct
1, a gold hunting case watch, Waltham
movement. Number of ease 279850.
Flftv dollars reward for the arrest and
conviction of thief. DoaWfUla,
SKIFFS and Boats for sale. One sohoon
er in good condition, capacity 40 000
feet of lumber. Cheap. Also agent to
ell steamboats, H H Dowdy.
THE HIGHLAND PARK SYNDI
CATE of Norfolk offers a free round
trip ticket to Norfolk on the occasion
of the Hons Show, Oct Mth to 26th t
til persons who purchssa two or mors
lots from the syndicate. Mr J F Haaff ,
Middle 8t,U the sgent
JUST RECEIVE.) Friday a large aid
fall assortment of Tenney's package Ml
loose candies. Ton are Invited to t -Deetssmeat
James B. Dawson's, 108
Middle Bt, Phone S09.
FRB8H Vienna and .Frankfort Saoasfs
at Oaks Market.
FINE Pork Sausage, Prime steaks,
Roasts and other cuts of Stall-fed Beef
this morning at the Railroad Meal Mar
ket.
FINE
kat
Sausages at Coast Line Msr-
SCHOOL BOYS Pressing club will
press suits sad drosses neatly and sty
llihly. Work left at Callaway's barber
shop will be promptly and satisfactorily
dona. Give team a trial.
A FINE lot of North Carolina ooaatry
bams and shoulders at the Oaks Moot
Market
TEST COKE AKD GO.
Mr 0 W Man gar and family hare re
turned from Black Mowatela where
they have been . speadlag the
mer.
Dr aad Mrs Francis Daffy want to
Coldsboro yesterday. Dt Duffy is
member of the State Board of Health
aad with that body he made aa official
laspeottoa of the hospital there.
Mr W A Tniiag of Wstertowa, X T
arrived hare yesterday to be at the bed
side of his Bother.
Mr Hugh Wood has rataraed from
Rlckatond whore ha kasbeaa Nirs-
It
Mr W 8 Chad wick of Bcaafort was la
the dry yesterday.
Mr Staaiey 0 Btevea of Detroit, Kick
s la the dty Oo gasst of all brother.
Editor Bisreaa.
Mrs J P Tayiotof Stella, Is la the
cfty.
Mr sad Mrs W R Baals of ft Bars,
wen wars la Mew Ben yesterday.
Xt sheriff J H BeO of PoOockfrllle
was here yesterday.
MlssBedJe Edwards marned te her
la Ooldsbera yesterday eAera
tautttoMmlOoem,
eats eea be reserved for the great
rasaa,Ir1a,U bap scented bare Bart
Mewday Bight, this asoralag at Waterr.
The ariose ea first floor art! bsTte
flXO sad ItM, aad m gallery K, H sad
toe. -.. - -'- ' ,1 -,--.
feuom&U til iwUftttiM aurU .
Lees year I bad a rer severe attacft
wf aadlgasiioa. I eeald not alee at
klgatsad aaffsrad most aroraelatlsg
tela lot three boars after earh meal 1
' wee troubled this way tot shoal thtee
tnoata wfews I 1 CkemViWwlafi'f
tttmrl ssd l.tr 3 aM',e N-tsd
- tauMriUta r lot" srs iuUa Mios.Tot
. Isawna, Ontario On aria. I"t S4 fcy
&7J10iD'lUD
Comressmu Thomas . DellTers
Stirring Address.
The Carter of the BepubUeia Presl-
deuUal Candidate Laid Bare to
the Eyes of the Voting
Puklie A Bplea
dld Effort and
a flood Re.
nit .
There was a little dlsappoictment
showa at the Court House last evening,
when Judge WBO'B Robinson, who
wu scheduled to engsgo la jolat debste
with Eon OR Thomas was not and
would not be present at the meeting to
areak. It wu expected that he would
surely be here, but late yestcrdty after
noon Mr 0 BBill received a fclegram
to the effect that on account of sickness
the Judge wu unable to eome down. A
good sized number, however, was gath
ered to hear New Bern's brilliant son,
Hon C R Thomas, pay his respects to
the Republican party's candidate,
Mr Ernest Green introduced the speak
er and announced also the circumstance
of the absenoe of Judge Robinson. Mr
Thomas expressed the hope that he
would be given the opportunity of meet
lng Judge Robinson here.
Hellkedthe idea pf having a Joint
political discussion for the reason thst
the two sides were given to contrast or
compare the merits of the parties Invol
red. Of the long list of places prepared
where these debates were to be hold
Judge Robinson had appeared at just
four of them. More then a dozen ap
polntments hsvlng been missed by the
Republican candidate.
There was a time In the history of the
world, said the spesker, when the great
army of Philistines gathered to defeat
the army of Israel, when the giant oham
plon defied the forces of the Lord and at
that time there wu one man, a mere
youth, whose well directed weapon
caused the dlscomforture of the hosts of
the enemy by the death of the champion
la the Intrepid and valiant leader, Alton
B Parser, the Democratic party Lave
found a David who will harl to death
the Qollah Roosevelt
Hs paid a compliment to his political
opponent by calling him clever but he
represents the principles and Interest
of the Republican party and being that
ha can not be any better than they
are.
This la not a campaign of porsonall
Ilea. Nor are the personal characteris
tics of the candidates to be considered.
The question ta tali oampalga Is the
fair aad sqoare discussion of the princi
ples that each party steads for. Mea
make the party, the Batloa aad the is
sues. Maa eoastltate the state and after
the Tits! Interacts are eonaldertd the
kind of Baca who have beea choeca as
party standard bearers ought to be given
a llttie Mteailoa.
Speaking of the Democratic Ooaven
tloa at Qrsseiboro , ke made a compart-
soa between the great assembly of t,
OOOmaaabars of the Democratic part)
aad laa RepabUcaa ooaventloa which
aa described as s crowd of federal office
adders Interested la but oea thlag and
that Mag to eoa,Uene their party la
power.
Be said be wss not criticising the Be
pabUoaa party of yesterday, the party
of McKlnley, bat we are flghtlag Rooe
vettissa. Jadga W P Bream, a prominent Ba
pablloaa of tkls 6 late esld otkle owe
party la Vorth OaioUaai -If Federal
OfBoe holders eoaUiee to eoatrot te this
Bute, aa asU respectlaf asaaaa
pertiapoUUoe.
The two NaUoaal ooaveatloas
than aoaspaied. The Ckleage
tloa was tpokaa ef aa a eat aad dried
affair Wklok bora the mark of Boose
VaHiaaa ta every aot, Tky merely weal
tarosga the form of aomiaaUoabowed la
meek smbmlsaioa to the big potee tale's
deeirea. At Bt Loals a few days later
was gathered the braJss of I be aesloa
fliot aaarlacba H aaaaed by a dlaor.
dared aoadhloo of taa etomack aad Is
qalokly oared by Caambarlsle'e Bteav
atais Uvsr Tsbleea. - fat sate by sJI
raggieia, -
If You, Pay More
' Uiafl wt ehrf for rapelrinf yoa paj too tntioh. ' If you
paj leu you aoal get jour work does riant. Ws do our
vstoU, clock and jrwalry repairing at Veil m It can be
ttotit, go4 when quality of woik is eou!derl our pAott
ajnlnvanaLly Uislow.. . ' , .l
OATON. if::
ci I
determined upon methods to but the
affairs of the country on a better
hasla, . , . .'. .
If was a time when mastsrf al minds
like those of William J. Bryaa sad
Orovar Cleveland united in the choioaof
Alton B. Faiker to represent the princi
ples, of Democracy., Parker was spokea
of as a mas who hat united the factions
of the party by his wise aad prudent
conduct his Inspiring words aad sterling
worth. He had secured the support of
the Independent press of New York,
which h) a powerful factor for any can-
didate, and the best aad most conserve-
tira business men . favor the Judicious
and well balanosd character of Alton B.
barker to the fisry and Impetuous per
sonality of Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt! attitude toward the Booth
as dwelt on to soms extent; the fact
that negro' delegates were allowed upon
the floor and given equal privileges with
the white delegates at the Chicago con
vention. His conduct In the Minnie
Cox matter at Indlanola and the Oram
appointment at Charleston were given
due attention. It has been Roosevelt's
steady and determined purpose to shame
and humiliate the south at every oppor
tunity. The waving of the bloody shirt
was a favorite pastime with htm. He
said that had McKlnley been president
these Insults would not have been made
But the race question has been revived
la Rooseveltlim.
He discussed the tariff at considera
ble length, showed the shallow nature
of all the boasting talk of prosperity
and how panics were instituted snd fed
on the principles maintained by the tie
publican party.
The speech was attentively listened to
for a space of nearly two hours.
OYSTEE LAW VIOLATORS
Virginia State Board Fisheries Will Pro
tect Oyster Irdattry From
Ruin,
Virginia Pilot 87th.
At the meeting yesterday of the state
board of fisheries the oyster situation in
its entirely wu gone over, there hsvlng
been quite a discussion regsrdlng the
depredations of the oyster lews which
threaten to cripple it not eventually
kill the Industry unless the legislature
oorrects the abuses, Drastlo action will
llkelrlbe recommended to eradicate the
evil.
From time to time there nave come
reports of violations of the cull laws
that Is, the taking of the oysters from
the natural rocks out of season snd be
fore the voting bivslves have had
chance to mature.
it has been alleged that cerlaln parties
who lease rocks inside the Bsylor sur
vey go out of their territory end take
he young oysters, whioh are brought to
Norfolk and other places and sold, and
that when the police boats approach the
violators scary bsck to the lease grounds
10 that It Is difficult for the offloers to
secure oonvlotions.
A number of local packers sppeared
before the board and made complaint
regarding the violations, stating that
the supplies have been greatly redaoed
sad that the quality of the oysters hss
been greatly Impaired. Soms of the
packers, It has beea stated, hsvs been
naed by the inspectors for purchsilng
the oysters under else.
The meeting between the board and
packers was entirely harmonious. Noth
ing was givea out regarding the stepi
to be taken by the board looking to
stopping the violations, but It Is under
stood that the atteatloa of the kglsla-
tera will be called to the serious state
of affairs. The board was frank In
staling that It would like to see the cull
laws enforced, and the packers arged
legislation
Iris fit Rev Xisonic Tbeatre.
Retarding "Iris." Mr Plaero'i strong
problem play, la which L J Rodrlguex
preseats Jeaaae Towler for as easgs
ateat Monday night at the New Masonic
Theatre aa the star, a stsra reviewer of
the drama has concluded thst nctiber
maa at woman could beworse for seeing
the pieoa, aa It Is a wars log agalast self.
ladulgeace, tordidaees had luxnry,
wkloh fairly boms itself Into one's
memory. "Iris" has barn more talked
about, probably, than any dramatic pro
daetloa that has beea area la the Ualted
(tales for aaeay years. It Is said to be
aeltke Bay of Mr Macro's whir plays,
ra that It Is probably too tree to Ufa
tests oaa be reset vid at Waters, Frldsy
mornleg.
JUtOaV-rtWeTt,
Mr David Msaoa of PamUoo eoaaty
aad Mrs Maada X. Powers of Maryland,
marrM at 741 last alght at the Prcsby
tarlaa Maase by Rev H fl Bradskaw.
' p.ltjtaowdea, St. PsaW-rTlfs was
sick lot years, aothlag did say good aa
tU we esed Hamster's Rocky Moestala
Tsa. Now skVs atroag aad bsalthy. tt
cents, Tea r Tablets. JP I Daffy.
Prompt treetmeat of a slight attack ef
Die raoea will often p reveal a eerioas
sictaeaa. Taa ban kaewa Remedy Is
ur. Ban A snows jULaia. 7 oar
spotbeoarlea, Messrs ff B Daily Sad T A
Ueery. Hew Bora, M 0, warraat U te
girsaaiu i actios.
0a ts laa Oaks Meat Market for the
hast Ceased Meets.
mteMMMf
tciibj Jcwdcr.
The 8tale fair for the colored people
la progress thla week tn Raleigh la said
to be very successful. : The attendance
la good aad alt exhibits there srs of a
high order of excellence. : ' "' .,
Attention Is called to the advertise
ments of local merchants In the oolumna
of the Journal. ;. Remember the local
merchant Is entitled to first considera
tion by avery citizen who Intends buy.
tng'goods of any kind.
Everything seems to favor the Honor
roller-The Raleigh dlspeniary bed a big
run ox business daring Fair week, the
weather being hot ard dry, and produo-
tlve of an unsatisfying thirst for beer.
If It had nut been hot. It would have
been cold enough for whiskey.
When once liberated within your sys
tem, It produces a most woaderfnl effect
It's worth one's last dollsr to feel the
pleasure c t life that comos by taking
Holllater's Rocky Mountain Tea. F S
Duffy.
Doctor's Prescriptions
They are the beot medicine. You may be able to
get a ready-made medic ne that will fit your case,
but isn't it better to be examined by a d'K)tor and
have him tell exactly what you r oed f Bring the
prescription to us to fill for you. We will fill it
just as the doctor directs and will use only the
best drags. Filling prescriptions is our specialty.
Phone 56 Davis Pharmacy
LADIES SWEATERS
We put on sale this morning som
X special Values in Ladies Sweaters in
J white, black, red and dark green; prices
$2.25, $3 and $4. Also nefo Ladies
t Sieckwear, Shawls and Children's
4 Toques Beautiful Shafts for even
ing wear in hite, light blue and pink
at $1.50, $2 and up,
HERE IS THE "BEST VAL UE
IN BROADCLOIH.
Broadcloth Vue are
the most wanted
4
Dro wn ana green; others ask
BARFOOT BROS.
The Honest
Stuff
It's the honest stuff that nine-tenths of the people are looking
for; the honest stuff, honestly priced. There is little or no satis
faction in buying the makeshift sort of merchandise, it may look
as well at first but it hasn't got the staying qualities. You may
think you have saved a dollar or a dime, but time proves the trick
and you find that your supposed economy was no economy st atl.
This store Is (tiled with honest stuff st honest prices. Suppose you
try it that way.
Special black Taffeta Silk
36 Inch Black Taffeta Silk, very heavy quality with guarantee
woven in edge of every yd; $1.00 the yd.
Black Dress Goods
We have an unusual collection of high class black dress goods
this season. Fine high class black oeae goods that hold their color
and do not crack, atelroee, Peaa da Bote, Peao da Cygne, Vene
tian and flue broad cloths at 7Sc snd fl the yard.
Two Exceptional lots of j
blankets
Cool frosty nights mean extra Ud eoverings. Bare are soma 2
SDeciaDT low priced blankets for
C blankets, Vary fins and nice,
j Tarn o'Shantcrs and Toques
; fOr HttlO tOl!S ; ;: . ;
" Most sensiliW, economical art
dm are the Tama and Toques.
Democratic
Rally and Barbecue At
VT 1 . I
v tuiceuuro. oaiuraay,
November 6th. HonC
R Thomas, Hop Larry
Moore, Hon James A
Bryan and Hon O H
Gulonand others will
Speak.
A band from New
Bern will make music
for the occasion ,
"If" a woman over gets so "homely"
she isn't worth looking at, she'd better
take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tes.
Bring back the bloom of youth, 85 cts,
Tea or Tablets. F 8 Duffy. v
selling at $1 yd; all
colors, including
. arWbAS-
yoa to choose from; AO
wool N.
U - 4 at 4; 10-4 at HM.
comfortable heedweer ror bmV
' " , ' 1 ' ; "jf
a
Fashion Says
WINTER SUITS
issstwmtsta, (irTV
SCtrLOSS BR0WC'
rirfe,aolheMcer9'
BALTIMORE WtW.YORK
J. G. Dunn & Oo
Phone 212
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l Riverside
Store. 3
Best Celery 10e, 3 for 25c
Bauannas only 20c dos.
Lemons only 20c doz.
Best Evaporated Peaches 15c
lb, 2 for 25c
Sweet Cucumber Pickles 10c
doz
Sweet Mixed Pickles 25c qt
our Cucumber Iicklea 10c
doz
Sliced Ham Roll 35c lb
Samp and Grits, Oat Flakes,
and Buckwheat;
Friday from 12 until 3 o'clock
for CASH:
Butter, Fox Iiiver, 80c lb
Granulated Sugar Gc lb
J. O. LAND
MANAQKU.
Griffith Street
Meat Market.
We have opened a nice
market at the corner of Grif
fith and Attmore Kte, in con
nection with our grocery and
are prepared to furnish our
customers with as fine meat
and sausage as can be fonnd
in the city !
HARRIS & HOLTON,
Proprietors !
W .corns It Von Coma Alone
Thrioe welcome If you bring your
friends to inspect this stock of Au
tumn and Winter fabrics for mens
wear. Personally Selected in ths
New York market, tbay represent
the perfection of ths w saver's art
in unfinished Worsteds, Cheviots,
flay Worsteds and Overooatln ji in
ail the newest powi tfomestia mi
Imported. Thej'n awaiting vour
order to nut. ths shears Iota at
prioes thatll appeal to Tour eo
nomloai Intttnotsj strongly ta the
quality of the goods appeal to your
good rtnse. 1 1
X, SI. diadwlck. ,
' , ; :', oncv. '
.Mottee Is isrsby glvea that asnlioals
Mo, t07( for oaa share ef stock of the
A A H O Railroad Co., itaadlag la my
aaats ksvlng atea lost, applloallaas
for the ralsaos of ths issas will he audi
ept ISlk 1804. ' .
JiMM A. BBTAI ,
-" ' , for 1 L CARRAWAT.
for Fprtng snd Orowa
tl ths tail t'aritt,
(tltViSS
in either round or
square cut coats must
be cut long and roomy.
The trousers full in
hips and knee and fair
ly small at the bottom.
Our suits will be found to b
cut exactly right, and the colors
tbis season are very nobb .
Full lines of black suits alpo. in
both round and square cut toata
from $10 to $22 50
Mixed suits in both cutu, 10 to
122 50
We enn save you money. If you
are in the habit of having your
clolhes tna'le a call will convince
jon that no tailnr ciia put up bet
ter fitting or m'ire ttyli-.li suits
than the onea we me slowing this
feaso.i.
65-57 Pollock St
. ..;'. a.:... . y". -!
Style, durability.flnish
mark all the turnouts we offer. No
qnBtion about it trial proves our
statement ao d we beg a trial. We
have a practical knowledge of the
carriage business, we have the pro
per Tc'iifhs and all are at jour
service. Look over our stock.
We put Kubber Tires on your
old or new wlieelj We shrink jour
loose tires in a machine without
cutting them. Everybody is invit
td to see the mmliiuo at work jiut
ting new bolta iu o'd placei.
. H. WHtm & Monn,
ui,w:wib w u. u. yvarers s pon,
NOTICE.
App'icailon will 1 e made lo OoTernor
Chaa It. A) rock, (or the pardon ttt Ji ha
Newby, ho run-red a pi. a ol nnlli c n
lendre on a rlia'(r f rrijury an-t o
enced m a nm I hIi n.oi.il s l bard
labor In 1'nion rojrt. .
Oci 1 li 19' 4
JOHN NEWBY".
FOR SALE !
Several loU for sate.
New Beru Investment
Company,
H
A NUNN, P.c'r.
Reliable Tailoring.
CharucUr and style to ev
ery garment at popular prioes
Ladies have y ur coat,
su t and skirts denied and
prosed before the cold weath
er comes on.
A. BLOCK,
Merohant Tailor, 96 Middle St
RESTAURANT.
Frosh Oysters snd Barbecue ev
ery day at Nixon's old stand, No
128 Middle street Other meals on
abort notloe.
I am now prepared to serve my
Sotrons with floe Vegetable Soup
ally at lOo per quart Orders
promptly filled.
Yoari for business,
J. L. HORNE
They Havt5 Arrived
' AfaUlin of HeaUog ud Oook
Stores; eall and look at then; I
know yoa can bo suited.
Also prepared Btove Polish pat
P la oases fot family ass tt lOo
Cr cans jsst the thing for. tolUtt
your stores at bob without
soy dirt or odor. .
A fall line of Hardware: wsroo'
sad Log Cart Material, ralnta,
Oils, Glass; Lrather gad Shoe Fmd
brs. ball snd tes OS for lowest prioesV
SatisfartUaa guaranteed In til oases
if. io. uraney uo -
" 67 Boulh Frot)$ f$