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VOL. XXII NO. 288
flV BIBS, I. CH THURSDAY. UOBIIKfj JAXUm 6, 1805.
TWENTY THIHI) EAR
fct Jf'
It
Warm Blankets for Cold Jiklits ! !
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NORTH C ADOIIZVTA ALL
WOOL BLANKETS
10- 4
11- 4
12- 4
Mercarized Comforts, sateen
We have a cheaper grade at
Jheee are extra good values
J. M. Mitchell &. Co.,
PHONE 288. - ,
41 Pnllnrk St.. OrmnsH Pncf-nfW
niousEHou) ucouesT
MAKES
OLD
Furniture, Floors and
Woodwork, look like
NEW.
ANY CHILD CAN APPLY IT!
Removes all scratches and other
marks of wear and tear and fclves
new life and lustre to anything
made of wood.
For New or Old Floors
it Is the best Finish on the market;
Made In 8 colors and Clear
to match all kinds of woods.
FOR CALE BY '
i
Pbooa 9o
mm
L Litl
7 SO. Si
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
Plant at Clark, B jman's Sldiog, Klnston and KobersooTille.
Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
The large demand for our prod not justifies onr claim, that we farnith
the Beat Balding Brick on this market We are now erecting Dry
Kilns hat will not only Increase onr output, bat will also ma
terially improve the quality of our product. '
HYN4X MUl'PLY COMPANY,
New Bern, N O
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Ennett's Book Store
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P. TREmVUH,
'. ' .' Blarkisillh Wbeelrijlit ;
,1 i tlMilMisrMel Bigfi, Wico.CmH
1 ' se4 Prtja . AlwrS fos lesr (a
. stock. ft.plf1 nt3f 4n M kt
. aetlee.
I HA Vg CART WUEKU
1 fat hU st rjr,l.U prke
C!iojisn Conih Tronl
f.t, ?car IIalIroal
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$3.50
5.00
5.50
tops, at $4.00
82.00, 1.50, 1.23, and 1.00 "
far below the regular price. 2
Gun?, Pistols. Razors,
Scissors and Pocket
Cutlery.
Sheltsand Cartridges.
Practical Xmas Presents
Make Happy Hearts.
STOVKS- Range?, Cook and Heat
ing.
Economical in fall, splendid in
operation. life time in durability.
Sash Doors
and Blinds
A BPECIALT?. '
68 fiddle St
mi
- Selling Agents
nibrtvetbettataisef Ckt!keot Put,
ill cross ibe (Jalss el frosrs wt
I'd ktrt m t Ife sad arose Um sea.
Ra' set Uaa be h a t Roctj atoeaUla
.."Tea.- FA Daffy, .
, Have just received
fresh air bad Ameri
can Wire Fer.cc; same
will be sold at greath
rtivced rate. Come
md see me before
buying. . V -
E.W. SnnlKvood
Kafcr's Batcry.
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Cly ptiHi f I;rwk'V.
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State Assembly Opens and Officials
Art Namei.
Applicants for " PUceaGuion First
Speaker From Craven in Three-
r Quartets of a Century Every
Representative and Senator
Present Breaks All ' ' -
, ". : , Records.
Raleigh. Jan. 4. There were busy
scenes around the Capitol today, both
Houses of tha Legislature convening: at
noon. ''The number of applicants for
places was as large as ever. Two
legged ex-Confederates got places,
these being doorkeepers Jno. P. Kerr of
Caswell and David James of Pitt
Speaker Guion of the House received
many compliments upon his election.
He is the first speaker from the county
of Craven in three-quarters of a century.
At the opening of the Legislature to
day every Senator and Representative
was present ; the first time this ever
occurred at the opening. In the Senate
A. J. Harwell was elected unanimously,
all Republicans voting for him; the
same being the case with Walter L.
rCohoon as reading clerk, and Browfi
Pegram, sergeant-at-arms; J. W. Simp
son, engrossing clerk.
The Democrats nominated Senator
Webb for president, pro tempore. He
was given 40 Votes, the Republicans
giving W. S. Pearson 8. A resolution
was offered for canvassing the vote for
State officers next Monday. Webb of
fered a resolution requiring all bills to
be typewritten and in duplicate, which
was immediately adopted. Bills were
introduced to increase the salaries of
all judges, and establish the salary of
the Governor.
Lieut Governor Turner presided over
the Senate. Principal clerk Frank
Hackett called the House to order, and
Chief Justice Clark administered oaths.
W. A. Graham was made Speaker pro
tern. O. H. Guion was elected Speaker,
getting 96 votes; Crisp, of Caldwell,
Republican, 22. Guion made a bright
speech of acceptance. Frank Hackett
was elected chief clerk by acclamation.
alao F. B. Arendell reading clerk, M. D.
Kinsland, engrossing clerk, John H.
Kerr sergeant-at-arms. Graham, War
ren, Cunningham, UkmU and Robinson
were named as the committee to notify
the Governor that the Legislature was
organized.
GLENN'S INAUGURATION.
To Tata Place In Rotoada of Capital
Raleigh, Jaa 4. It appears to be pro
bable thai Iks laeagsratlon of Governor
Olena will take place In tha rotaadaot
the Capita It wilt betas ant time
this eartssoay sat been held there. It
as lakes plaoe is the Ball of the House
at both ike eats aad west porleos. The
eitiseai eosiasltete oa the laassgaratioa
sset this aflat boos. Adjataal General
Royatet seat eat todsy to all the eo
pialae of Ike Hat'oaaJ gaarda aad t the
Divtaloai of the Kaval Reserves iavtta-
tioss to bapraaaat at the taaagsratloa.
The tuff ot Qov. Ayeook were also la-
Ttled te M piemtnt
PlreHecorlfor im.
TaelrereeerdfotKew Bcra for the
real 190i, thews Out a total ef it alarsss
were east U, M beisg sot ail fires tad IS
ialssalaraM. '-:
Tie total Ire losses for the year
IS, SCO, the Kmstewi HoUsweH Of
Ire behg 7,100 of this total, which
weald leave a lost of ItJtOt foe IT lrea
plsadld abevtag, aad ahead pmtoa
eeovee. .. . . .
Officers H B Pin BepU
. AltaervgelaraasaalsaesUBg of the
Hew Bare firs Dtpartaaesl ksbS last
aig kt, the feUowtag oOoavs were elected
Cklef-fcATsylov. , ' ;
'AeatCkbf-J B Daweoa.. ' ,
SVtrviary C f Bart Msg.
leprtcutc'a berDct ;
Tke Ud ef the First htMtk eAareh
taUit te taaak Ue ms4bars ef the Fy-
thtae Ba4 fee the dtlUktfsl i
l far
tlaWdtttaeeaterttlsaMsifoe Ae ah
n
it ef la Bc5r Fkheol TkI
eli at Stult HalL
Tht etlaetkiss rriw4 ar Wl
eri1iaWeaal graaily saj-rred.
T.irrUzt Asaonsctatat
Mft C'.lusi'.'t I Wh1i n1u ya l
TtUj ft.r, ait9o'(W, lit
' U!b, ar '. (un !r.l tt (r at
LM't C'fl a U'u r '-,t, S C
IfClth tt J It;::.'.;
N r H ?t f'thtr. a 1 t '
f rtt..-, . I ,..jrt n
h -fr,t i' t '-ft' ", !'' '
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, . TEST C01B ARB Ga '
Mr O K Foy went to Xlnttoa oa bust-
aest yeiterdty.
Dr Dameron has returned from a visit
la Ssmpion county. .
sir Fred Tucker bat returned to Rich-
mood to returns hit ttad let. .
Mill Ksthyra Grlfila hu returned
from a vlilt at Apex and Rslelgfa.
Mayor Mis hu returned from a hunt
ing trip sod vlilt at Seven Bpthigt.
Dr H W Etrly who has been vititing
Us brother Dr Etrly, left jetterday.
Piot J Paul Spence, arrived oa the
boat yesterday from Elizabeth City.
Mr R A Kuna hat returned from New
Orleans where he spent the holidays.
Miss Bertie Tyler of Bertie county is
visiting at the home of Mrt W P Bar
rut. Mrt W W Koch who hw been vitit
ing here, left jesterdsy for Wtlmlng
ton.
Mr James B Tagwell, who hu been In
Dsvis'Pharmscy.left yesterday for Farm
Title.
Mr Joteph F Patterson hat returned
to school st Philadelphia to resume his
studies.
Mr Cecil Whltehont (pmt the dy In
the city yettetdty and returns to A &
M College today.
Mr and Mrs R L Hill who bare teen
visiting relatives here, left for Oolumbls
8 O yeiterdty.
Mesirs Leslie Davit and Jat Duncan
of Beaufort pisssd through yesterday re
turning to college.
Mr Oharles Relzentteln, who hts been
here for a few days, left for hit home In
New York, hut night.
Miss Alice 8pencer left yesterday to
visit Mrs ROJettupat Fayetteville,
from there she will go to Csrthsge.
MbsesAgneiM Stddler and Grace G
Paraith Of the Military Academy arrived
here yesterday to remme their school
duties.
Miss Minnie Albertson of Ellztbetb
Olty, who teaches motlo ia St Paul's
Uchool, was here yesterday oa ber war
to Beaufort.
Mr Ed R Hntohlson, advance agent of
the Perachl-Gypztee Co.. which plsys
here next week is In the city ia the la
terett of his company.
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
Wednesday wai a cold day hare, the
temperature only getting to about 8) de
frees, the stiff cold wind making It feel
much oolder. The low tsmparature waa
St. The forecatt It for warmer to
day.
The Art yesterday morales; at the real
deace of Mr George Joaei oa the corner
of King end East Front street! was the
the result ot a defective Sue. It bagaa
la the roof of the kitchen, the interior
of that room bains damaged, but the
other part of the house esosptd lo
CongrltaJtUOBS U Mr Guion
The news la yesterday's Journal of O
B Galon's akwUoa to the Speakership at
Raleigh, was very welcome to his aa-
erees frtoada la this city aadeoaaty,
aad eotgrreealatory auesagee were eeat
elmtoRsMfk,
Thoea wke did aoi scad a amaa as
pressed their gretlBoeUoa over the eoea
pQmanesry aleotioa, which etme to Mr
Qsloa wtihowi the stragcle ef a ballot
The J oars el has already espreeeed tea
optaloa ef Ml Osioa'l qiaUftoalloat for
thlsefflee udkaowt that It wlU be
most ably aad eooeetebty Sited by the
Oeatleatea from Oravea. -
; BUho9 SlrtsgeBenTofilgkt
Bl Ret Robert Blraare, D D, Bishop
Oe-Adjatot wUI arrive la tha ait y loeight
from WOataftoa for a akott strit Dar
tag bis slay here be Will adalaleter
HolyOosseiealoa oa Frldsy.betsg If Ipk
aerat It ass, aad toalg it at liSat
Christ Ckartk tke kdeitaaioa karvtoe Of
the Olrh) Friendly BocUty wQlbeooa
dacted, at wkkh eervtoe the Bubop will
adatt the atembere ka hate aa e
probation te fill meeaberablp aid the
habeas BreeaaUd.Tae psWle Itewdlally
tavtted. ; .
Sunday School EitsrtUBffleat
The First BapUM fkaday ftckool gave
ttMiraaesal Cfcttomte eatenrisataalto
the chtldrae ef Ike BanHay Bukool Tere
itj a';M at Slaa'y ia4af tke anaa
ataat of the PsparlBUadaat, Mr J L
T!-a th lid ran I t aTral rorltailnaa
and tka Ks'ekte effjtVn tl.al far
ri!.hM U.t iBni'raJ pr-aai vb'rlk a-i
" 1 a-.Tk to li.a eflr II. 4 CW
i a m "Tt to tha fcad ail t-
!. 'r. atj 74 t. utaal Cki'a'a
At t: n-'re
A ( I .'-- J r'- i t o t
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PROTEST AGAINST PARDON
Of Givrnor By Bjard County Com-
mitt I oner j Proceed Inga of January
Meeting.
The beard ot Commissioners met at
the Court House Monday January 3nd
1905 in regular session. '
Present commlialonen, Fry, Wads-
worth, Richardson, Harvey and Bsrrlng
ton. ,
On motion Committioneri . Harvey
and Wadsworth were appointed a com
mlttee to investigate the cost and neoes
slty of building a bridge across Swift
Creek fwamp at Beaver dam In the let
township, and to report to the beard at
Its next regular meeting in FVy.
Ordered that on payment of the
proper tax and intereai, on property
lilted by Peter Murrill of 8th tawothiis
which tald property was aold for taxei,
deed to which la reooided in book K.
page 136, and deed to be cancelled.
Ordered thatjthe valuation of the prop
erty of G R Brewer In Uth townehip be
changed to $800 on account of er
ror.
Ordered by the board that Commls
tloner Harvey be end Is beiet y appoint
ed a committee to act with the asatstors
of No 1 towachtp to settle the matter of
the valuation of the property of J F Cau
ley and others in bald township.
On motion board took raceaaontil 1:30
p m.
Tie board met at 2:80 o'clock p m .Ian
2nd 1905 pursuant lo recess.
Present Commlsaloneia. Foy, Wnda
worth, Barrlngton, RIcfiardBOn and Har
vey.
Ordered by the board that tbe item
$1,800 ' money on hand" Hated lo VV T
Otvlls of 8th township be reduced to
$150 on account of error.
Mr F A Fulcher presented hit bond at
County turveyor wbich upon examine
lion waa accepted and ordered filed and
reurrded thereupon Mr Fulcher took the
proper oatha and entered upon his dutiea
ai county aurveyor for tbe enaulng
term.
Mr F 8 Ernul presented his bond aa
Trtaiurer of the County for the ensuing
term, wbich was accepted and ordered
Bled an i recotded and upon taking the
proper oatha he enlrred upon the dutiea
if the said office of Treasurer.
Ordered that the valuation of the prop
erty of John H. Whltford on Change Bt.
be made (1,000 on account of error.
The annual report of W M Walton,
clerk of the court after having; been
examined by Commissioner Rlchardaoa
to whom it wai referred at Ae lait mae;
Ing, was accepted snd ordered Bled and
recorded.
rOdered that three aoret of land, the
property of Laura Oooley of 8ih town
tblp be attested at $'.00.
Ordered that the valuation of the pro p
erty of P L Thomas on New St, bi
chsoged to $1,800 on account of er
ror. Ordered thst the property Hated lo P
L Thomas at SO Change i, bt ttrlckta
from tha list oa account of error.
Ordered that the valuation of property
of L H Cannon oa Chsafte Bt, be made
$600 ftf the year 1904 aad that the clerk
of this board notify tbe list taker of tbe
8th towaahlp to Hit Ue same fir the
year 1905 at $1,000.
Ordered that the Items $900 "money
oa baad" aad $300 "fursllnra" listed lo
Mrs Annie L. O'Day be it rick ea from
the list, aad that the ae be listed to
MfSLDllltU appearing that eeld prop
erty haa bees listed to Mrs Asoli L
O'Day, Ik roe gh error.
Ordered tbet tbe clerk serve a notice
oa Mr L B Greet Bcpt. of The Horns
Tel Co te appear before Ue board aad
show cease If any be bee why She
property thoald not be listed for las
atloa.
Ordered thai the eoalraot for fsralsk
lag ia Ions to tbe eosaty poor for tee
IMS be aad hereby awarded to MoOhee
WlUlt ei the BTteo of Its pet ratloa.
teat betsg lbs lowest, bid received by
las board for thsuate. .
Oa atoWoa board txk recess ealtl
10 O'clock A M, f ea Srd 190 J,
Tke board met at the Conn Hosts
Taeedsy Jea Srd 19 at 10 o'clock a
psrsesal te reosee. '
Freaeel Cotaatltelooera, Fey. Mlekard
so a, BerrlBgtee, Harvey aad Wade
worth, - ' , . : . '. '
OrJered by Ike board thai the eWrk et
the board be sad Is hereby sathortaed te
earcbaeo a Redlasiea type-wrtlee for
ese Is the oO oe et the R titer ef Deedi
sad thai be Is tae asihorised to adopt
the sew ir.ua of loose leaf record beokl
eseanrensrsd by the McMIIIae Beck Ce
frr ee le eal4 elTlee. All Cowsife
il dSMte Vwt ls for eaaie. I
(Jrdsrad by the board (hat the btwtd
U at lbs rropa.tr of C D Iradkaisi aa
Char BT, fsUy owaad by. Ore T.
WlaRdt bl immH it $V,
tkat Ike va'na.toa f taeprfs
j of F S f'affy oa tt Froat St., be
ehets te $(.rrO oa aM-neof ef er
ror. t -
"the rfvtl ef tf 1 F R!,m, at t fl
l!:il, nr'S t'.'l artl
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- mm sap
INew Quarters !
I have removed my business to tin- .1. K. I'nrkcr Store, corner of
Hancock and Broad Streets, whnv I luivo one of Hie largest and
best selected stocks of
STAriVR aiil FANtJY
GcROCEcRIES
to be found in the city. Havinfr bought the Parker Stock at a re
duced price I am prepared to offer pood bargains in many lines o.
goods. Having the good will of the Parker business, 1 respectfully
ask for a continuance of its former patrons. We will do our best
to please you and sell you at the lowest possible prices. Thanking
the public for its past patronage and wishing all a happy New
Year, I remain, Yours lo please,
J. L. McDaniel I
Wholesale it Befall
A HAPPY SEW
I tuki! this method to thank inv
friends fur their lilierul pal nuinK''
(luritir the year of 1 :0 I, a-.d prom
ising to cr ntin tie selling yon fjuoiN
lower than any house in tin; city,
and wishing you nil a prosperous
and happy New Yea-, I am.
Yours verv trnlv,
J. 3. B A X t E U .
After Xmas Sale
Sleeping Reductions
Stock of Dress
it 60 as.
.JACK KTS--4I) Jarkc s, thf kind
Don't pay $10 00 for your mit
samo suit in our st-ire for $ -t .41!.
KaahLen dozen mens and imyk' l)r-Hs MnrtH oa pm f ,r.
where here 10 rents each
The shoes thst too pay $1.6o for we iell y, i (o- r.-ntn.
6000 yards Ot Hamburg Kdcing and Ink-t 'in. l.'i.tnd 'jor (iiishtv,
sweeping aale price 7 1-2 and 10c.
75 Middle Ht.
Carving Sets, Pocket Knives,
Scissors, GtmS
' and various other thlntri a tcp will make ntcm X mm pmmli,
, Canvral Hne ef Hardware, Building Material, Paints and Raw Mill Rupviw;
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co .
BARDWABJt 71 Middle li
Fbeae III.
New Bern ;Military Academy.
i'-.T' (JNCORPO RATED.)
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' "Krw turn's Great Military iVhnei,,-ReVr Ke sod OWrw,
A F" Pnin'a f KtIWs - ' - "
1. riur-nr r'rutpTTowta, pMitiM Omemda, Pare Watrv, and larga, rixaat
(y fijmifJ buil ' lif Wd Uirnrhaiit by etartrtHty, .
t r ir- lenity. A Hr-"''" It Ibe baad ef wf drertmelt.
a (jmIM Harrrka aM fi.rt a Uimiitory hreud st IrTrrmt putnts eaab
urWf rrwrpMtnt d.arlpUrarian. ,
4 lvw rta t' U). ad rari ?. .. . ,
Wr te f tatel-ara. sprwi 1tm Januory Jnd, , -
5. J. liOLLADAY, A. B, LL. B,
rrcaident.
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YEAR TO ALL
on all Goods. Entire
Goods and Silks
on the dollar.
vc Hold lor " im. imw 1
of rloMn-s ulun w.u . .m tret tlis
MILL SCfTUU S4 Crete I
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