THE JOURN'AL.
New Bam, N. C March 10, UuS.
' LODGE DIRECTORY. ' "
&ee inside pages for additional, looal
news. -
The specific. haree against Thumas J.
nrTMurrM OF THE WORLD meet at J Toler in tha police court of Wednesday
Entree Hall Semv-Monthly. First ana the eelling of beer contrary to law
.' Jf.rJ,4 niirhts at7 iSQo'clock. . . ; . , TnW firHt
Visiting Woodmen are uwteq. I,..,, continuance but finally
v " , CRAVEN LODGri o. -i t 1 """ , .-T::-
HARMONY."' Meets 2nd ana n J" 1 over to court under tzou Donas. .
x. n .an . v . - . . i .
e "'I "Some of the smaller atainea giass
windows are beine placed in , the new
H. Smith, bee y; ft. " ""t ? . I Methodist church. They are very hand
neaday nights in
; trees nau, u"B- pA-, j
o'clock. Samuel R. ft
Sec'y.
; i Found. , '
For Sale. - f ; ' " -
Notice to Merchants. , ' -Wnnrl
Phone S3,
mgf; t..n Pn-The Graceful I yard of the First Baptist church ia quite niner? was destroyed the dry kiln
a io.wrt Uu To tHM. Hawk 1 Abarlji
." A Fierce FlrtThat Wat Hart Te
F1M.
About 8;45 last night fire broke out
in or near the engine room of the Pin
Lumber Company's plant and destroyed
the saw mill. The saw dust, broken
bits of board, slabs etc., was quick iuel
for the flames and it spread with tern.
ble rapidity and even with the very
good fire "protection at the plant it gain
ed headway at an amazing rate,
, The Buttons and Atlantic were oh
the scene quickly and pipes from all the
available hydrants were playinp on the
fire but seemingly having but little ef
fect on the flames.
Much credit to due to the firemen for
their efficient work in the face of great:
difficulties. ' -f . . '
It was impossibbi to learn the extent'
.L t'J"N3 r " M n : - The Rummage Sale. '., - '
r n -,,-- ",.,. .w. Ja,
. 1 . . i AUO WlllllllbVW IU V I g w, MIS W.
k V V,"fc.J -J V W V,.,,,, l,virII .ra mnkinff . imnim.
We are now showing a large assort menta to bold their, rummage sale in
ment of Gold and Silver Lockets and the near future and solicit from the
Chains in plain and fancy styles, v I liberal people of New Bern anything
No extra charge for engraving. 1 they may be disposed to donate for toe.
n A VT I" i e00 UDrary eauae, (Tney took
I M HiA I for a generous donation and it it to be
' T..rW Wrier. . I FW w a""
" i. ' Graduate in Optometry.
107 Middle Street
Agents
Watches.
' for - . Hamilton-. Railroad
the ;-committee .
disappointed.- j
-will not
A spring tonic - that make rich, red
blood. , . Bringa ' itrength, health
The steamer Ocracoke . arrived last
evening, seven hours late. :: She bad re-
i nentlv come from Norfolk . where ;ahe
had repairs' "made on Hie -"machinery
broken about two weeks ago. . .
The'last few "days- to" showing the
weather effect on vegetation life. ;; Th 0f the loss but while . the saw mill and I
For the'- finest W of meata In the driA t!uminM tif a,-: -hl. familv. !
mi .whw. " yvr NqthlBtf equals Hollistor's Rocky Moun.
V;C.T HANCOCK,
Ileal Estate
Agent.
tain Tea as a spring tonic'
F. S. Duffy.
35 cents,
148 Broad St,
v Nice lot 01 varonna nama, 10 cenis
per pound at tne umsi une meat mar-
New Bern, N. C. ket .
Spring. "i, -T .
t t. Mi-DanieV--Just Received. ,
Hnllnwell C3o. Note
OllllUlVllO I..
March 15th. - '
Bflslnese Ltcmls.
PHKAP-Seed- Potatoes,
r pm of the South, Red,
, iri-ii- di;0 also Pine and Coal
ana w ajimw.
Tar, B. B. DavenporJ.
noticeable in this respect the willow WM 8ayed, But little -lumber, wail
trees being in partial leaf, , giving- au burned.'.
most a shade, while the grass i
and several inches in length.'
Kren -There was
. plant'
no insurance -on the!
There is a disposition to marketNt-J Notice tO Merchants.
m nn Ka nnvt nf fftTtnpni. and' sales '
AAuiin n. WBimirlrit Th . By order of the Board of Commis-
price has held steady for weeks, and liWrs all merchants and others who
. nn,ii0ino. nmiio nt 71 mntji are liable for schedule . "B" , tax and
for middling cotton. .
who have failed to-give same into the
Register of Deeds, as required by law,
r-leaseannouceanaurgauirienosoi fm, th n21 montha endme- JanuarvJ
.1 i-TtinprflTi anil it nod iudirmeilt to meet ..a inny i :i L.iM.iit.i'ii.Ji 1
- i .l A .v. thu r . o"--:.--. , . ire 19UD. Mreoereuv iiuuutHi uwbu bhiu i
FOUND-A-undieorciou. th the Anti-Saloon League 'at Roun,'t u' f , v Wo tha t
. . - f UUIIM.V 'H1.FKU. IV !" . . I . . ,'. L. ' . ' . a . . ' i- '
river at the 1001
Owner can obtain
same and paying for
reward.
. rtreet w,m ",e "u-,uu" .tax to not given to before the next
IStpSng eHft,l I - ' regular meefing of the board in April
orX ad and Thomas J. Mitchell, Sect. jtheir names will be presented to the
The temperature was again In -we' solicitor at the next term of the Orimi-
xnv Pina stnva lenBths; reduced
to $1 per load delivered. Phone 5.
FOR SALE-North Catolina Hams. U
H. Ervin. '
LOUIS WASHINGTON the wellknown
..a ,k.m house mover is in New
t.i o,;u remain for ten days.
uei -ii iim i
Persons desiring his services can find
. . . i.-irin' boarding house on.
nun v t...".- - -South
Front St -
T?Twr?TRTfl wirintr. constructing elec
tric bells, repairs on electric apparatus
by an expert workman. All work
guaranteed. Prices moderate. Call
Tumuli E. Barker, 71
on or Buuictu,
Hancock St "
WANT15.D-25 to 40 horse powerengine
in A condition. Address
uiiu ouirci ... m
Hafe, care Journal office.
latest Spring
m. to 4 p. m.
H. Whitford, 22 Change St
MILLINERY at home,
Styles. Hours from
Mrs. J
FOR SALE-One 20 horse power boiler
eneine. Boiler
UI1U U , .
hv Erie Citv Iron works. Call
n.m .t Brooke Bros. Steam
saliu v"
laundry, Middle St
FOR RENT After March 1st onefur-
n;.hl mom. AmW to a C, Claw, jr.
MOTH PROOF Cedar Cheaia handsome
y made, any aie to order. Deajgns
.hnwn on oolication to H. A, Epting,
Ntional Avenue, next to J. F. Taylors
CANDY TOPICS In addition to our
lin. nf Tiffiea. Brittlea. eic, we have
added a fine line of CboeoUtea and Bon j
Bona made by our Mr. Duffy In our
own suecially equipped factory at 108
mwmi (tract Phone 209. James B.
Dmwuon. '
FANCY FLORIDA Grape Fruit Broad
Street Fruit Co. -
MOTER THAT MOTES When yon
want a Gasolene engine to wort, call at
r.ukiu CtcWCo.. and parchaaeaHow-
ri SlmoU and saw to start. Coas-
DWUton la boat ikpfUS; thp
tl35;4hplfi6. " ' , -t
WANTt:i-BrWa at rsMonabU
ratoa, Mrs. A. D. Wadswwth, 1 Ung
street -' - ' ''
1 HAVaJ a aappry rf BUDw.Q Gas
Rinni m hand now. Various sijrla
and price, and am iady to put yen p
ih bat Innw oa Ute owiet Call
. and mm Ibam. Johsj & Ives, Opp.
poaVolncav ,
DRY WOOD FOB RAUt-Largs quaa
lity W dry s4U poa rt to stove or
- lunar knrtha. . Tilniheaa H.
, Broaddus A Ivaa Lbsaber Co.
seventies, .. yesterday. There Were a
! few sprinkles of rain, but weather was
generally fair., The forecast for today
is again lor cooler weatner. ,
It was a close shave, but Sylvester
Hawkins, a colored laborer, came with
in an inch or so of being flattened into
eternity, and even as it is needs to
thank a mereiful Providence, and a
stout plank for his escape While the
man mentioned and others were moving
an iron safe in the building, on Broad
street belonging to Mr. L. H. Cutler
and now being repaired, some of their
timbers gave way and the safe toppled
over, falling through a hole in the floor
almost to the ground a heavy pine
sleeper preventing it front-going further
Abram had gone below to adjust or
strengthen the fastenings! referred to,
and when the safe fell was. imprisoned
beneath the heavy, timber which caught
at a slight angle and its great strength
resisted the weight of the. safe and, a
life was thereby saved.. The negro's
predicament waa fearful tdcontemplate
He was completely fast although - the
weight sustained was not sufficient to
cause any serious bodily - harm, but
those on the outside were unaware of it
at the time and strenuous exertions
were hastily used to effect a release the
man's cries greatly accelerating the
movements.
nal Court
GEO.
March 9th 1905. "
Card ,01 Thanks.
We wish to thank the fire department I
and public for their efforts to save our
Drooertv from destruction by fire last
night-
PINE LUMBER COMPANY.
J. E. HAWK.
W. F. ABERLY
The Broaddus & Ives Lumber Com
pany wish to thank the New Bern fire
department and public, through ' whose
untiring efforts their property was
saved from destruction by fire last
evening.
Miss Olivia Metta who has been a
guest of friends "in this city for several
days, went to Kenans ville for a short . I
vjsit yesterday, and will then return to
her home m Norfolk,
Mrs, W. W. Koch and daughter-who
have been visiting relatives returned to I
their home in Wilmington yesterday.
Mr. Tr-W. Dewey of Goldsboro spent I
the day in the city, yesterday.
Miss Mary Etta Hewett of Newport
to passing a tew days fan the city.
WANTED-! aftJ wesasw h this
xxity and adMntaf lavrltofka, Wtp
nMwnt mh advsrtiM a eMaHabhM
VMMa4'attdaaMtol atoading.' W-
-arytSMtaty, to wa 1I
16 il wnkhr with pmm Unntr
. mA earli UmMl by thmk m4 f ram
wdqartra, BorveaM Wry
fcUwd whM iMwssssvry; poaiUosi avrma-
imL AddrMS BW Broa. Jk C., Vrf
, si nana HH., CMragey IU.
Oil) KO Pl'AfXM U eta ft los
tat wtV at Joanta) effWw.
' roi XtXTts nm Ke 1r
rnlkwkM. Uattaf A i It,
' The Wn l Mr, a4 Mm. L T.
f a q-J- -l'"4t W mitx.'. j
tmr,Wt Kf. frfi4a Armry M
tui4 TV r.li ia tttr-
Shad are gradually becoming more
plentiful but not so much so ' aa they
were in former seasons. Ia ' aixe and
quality those that are now being caught
are fine, but the price asked far then
although a little lower, if still high
enough to make the fish quite a luxury
to the ordinary family.-Roea, . beet
quality are selling for 75 cents, . while
some that have been injured by eel can
be had for 80 and 65 cents. Bucks
range from 40 to 0 cent according to
aixe. conditioe etc. Herrings are aearee
and bring 2S cents the bunch of eight
fish. .; ,-t.-';
The well known Rip Van Winkle
presented at the Theatre lastjaigat, to
a moderate' afaed audience, Thomas
Jefferson, the son of great actor Joseph
Jefferson, was ia the title rota aed gave
an ei!lot presentation ef Rip. His
support waa good." -.: '-
f Aflar kg period, egg hare eocne
to a priea that one. caa afford to
then whether me be sicker ant. Tor
months they have sold at fancy prices,
thirty etnts and higher being esnelder.
ed toe worth of a dowa by those who
any w eu. ; Nawadosea eaa
had far IS coata." -,. -
The Maesr. howardjof the Ameri-
can Stock. Company are prrpana
breach estabjiahinant la a store ef the
Hotel Uaaeltoa building. They will be
ojxw pniiy by ait wk.
While there save bees eevaral days of
fine spring weather latelys March kn-
srnmrad iUelf ia rcffular style Tharaday
aoittattAewaathwsraa bad or oid.
wmaj, tmmmrj, n ia wart
frequmUy me trateUng la the air er
eyeltof along the street with Uwfr
breathlaa and exarprraUdewneTachM
big after. '
B. WATERS,
Clerk of Bd Com.
. Flower , I
Seedsl
I Pho. 56 Davis' Pharmacy 1
Tempting Spring r Goods.
IN AXAllGE YA-?; '
KIETYY OF STYLES,
AH the New things m
here. ;
Plain and Figured Lawns
Voiles, Silks and Dress
Goods.
White Goods and Embroid
eries in endless variety.
'Twill be our pleusnre (o how
the in o yon.
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
Phtine 2ia
55-57 Pollock St.
lust
Our Complete Line of Good t
Quality OXhUKU irs.
The Herrick In plain kid at
pat
" " Colt
" " " Tan and Russett
$2.00 and $2.50
2.60 " 3.00
2.60 " 3.00
2.50 " 3.00
1 Fashionable 1
Stationery
Lumsden & Stith
We represent and ask your business
in the following Companies.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO., of
London.
GERM AN-A M ERI CANINSU'l-
ANCE CO., of New York.
MUTUAL BEN WIT LIFE INSUR.
ANCE CO., of Newark, N. J.
THEY COME, AND GO.
These Oxfords are all New and Stylish as we did not carry a pa.r
over from last season.
Special Notice.
Out buyers are in the Northern markets selecting Our Spring and
Summer Scock of Dress Goods, Millinery Notions and Novelt.es in our
line. ,
The April Patterns and Fashion Sheets are now ready.
Eimett's Book Store
U. A. Nit OKI.,
fire and Boik Insurance. Brick for Sale.
A bracing spring tonic. Cores all I
spring disorders. ' Hakes red blood,
bone and tnuaele. A wonderful remedy
for making sick people welL Hollia-
ter's Rocky Mbnatain Tea. 86 centa,
Tea or Tablets.-, F. S. Duffy.
Prof. Frankanfield Leaves.
Prof. Barry O. Frankenf eld, the cel
ebrated band Instructor, who has been
ia Mew Barn for several months teach
ing the Knights of Pythias band, re-
tamed to bis home In Philadelphia yes
terday. His work here has bn thor
ough and good. He has given the boys
a splendid training and they are now
able to produce good tnuatc
Mr. Frankenf .id la aa experienced
and very able band instructor. . He
has barn here several tlmea in (he in
terest of his calling and haa rendered
excellent service every time. His Brat
vieitwMlal874 when be Uught the
aUver cornet band. Be went with the
Naw Bera band to the Charlotte.
tenalal la 1875. , Be was here in 1577
and led the bead oe the occasion of the
Inauguration ef Gov Vance, and about
if reeri ago a conducted the band
during fair, I
Prof. Pranknftd la one of the best
in true tort of hie kind la the country
and he has the enviable ueputatioa of
never having had , one of hie bands fall
through Uck of rudimentary training.
Oe k proed ef his record and weH he
lie left the city taking with aha the
rood wbhea ef many f rWnda.
He C!ol Carriage Paint Kids.
10 wear as Vang ee Devoe's. No oth
ers are as heavy bocfUd, because De-
voa'i w4cM I te I oonrve anore to th
pint Sold by C. W. Small wood and
he J. C Whltty Co. .
BARFOOT BROS.
ICriKPHt C. ilrmstroug,
Osteopathic Physicin.
631 Pollock Street.
ALL DISEASES TREATED.
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. 2 p m.
to 4 p. m.
Gnduite Southern School Osteopat&j.
tup FinE-HONC, SOUND
I will irlvoyou no .url li xou r in.. .
bi nv poMibk (OT(lMrrtKin. IIMn of p.liri
M rine th.lr propwtw.. 1 -nomiix-ii".
uhi. It'i trifling with f.W to tk. nll rink..
Our prmlumfcor making you wjcure re lh low
axt cotuiwtenl with aolidlty.
)Ln.. inn
. w " - .
8ou h Front ai.d Hancock St. ,
'yTTffTTvTfTTtyTTTyTWtTT 4
3
Paints and Oils
Guns', Pistols. Razors,
Scissors and Pocket
Cutlery.
Shells and Cartridges.
CookiDff and Uealiog Stoves 4
K onomic.Hl in fuel Kplen.lid
in operation Life tiiu iu durability.
SAK1I. DOORS AND BLINDS
A BPKCIA1.TY.
Whitforfl Hanliare Coipiij,
v y - n rr?5
-A -
IXv 1 I ' ' "V ' , 9nmmm Mini, nil mmym. tto4 V
II I. . . -- W,lll.
A hv. t..... '( r t '. M
rrv.4 mnrnirtfr wa olacd on-sale at a great
reducUon, our entire etock of Ladies' and Cbil
dren'si Shoes, wedotma w cioseou u
tri ahAae nri t.n h&ve all new, fresh stock
aVaVlfif sW ilVWJ vmmm
for next season.
Tiiftrjr'wii arlTeyoua schedule of prices
i' : .unM ht niinBcUl .iattrest to every
" 1 auv i - r "
woman. It means a big saving.
". : . GOe. ChiUresi'i School ahoea, e.
" , . .... .. , .. U
- : loo - "
... i.m -
l ,. ISO MUeee Pat. Lse. Shoes 1 LM
" 100 " " '." ' left
, ' '. i ' I.Udla.Jae, ' ' t
- ' 110 ldm' Shoe . '-. t
100 Udlse' 8ho . :
, . 1M U4W Hhoae , - 1.W ,
,'tliO UoUrs" and. "DutUahafef w -. ,
" ' ' "IW Broekports" .' '. ' ' "
TVaretrmmefouf large stork efEhoM. , '
RIVERSIDE ST
Henry s Pharmacy.
Phone IO
Maryland 'ountry
Hams is Still Going
Try One.
lib can RumforrU for only 2&r.
Picnic Ilsmn only 10c lb.
Drugs and Garctm Setl of all
kinds
Tin, wood, and willow wr of ill
kinds
20e Coffee, th bat in the city,
2 lb for c
Uotni Vlncf ar, Re qt.
Hcini PkkWr2 8wwt md Sour,
10c dot.
Corn 20c pock
Whole Grain Rtcs 7e lb.
Grlu2eib.
U B. HABICHT.
J O. L A N D 3
MANAQKK,
' Hllaalill""4A
f
If I1 !' in I M' .f
(fjifi..Mf r rS'l(
'. ! If F- t J 1 I 3 O
...
Guess the Number ;
of the Doll
Ilny Tr.
GARDEN SEEDS
rrorn F. 8. DUITr. '
AO Ihvli l Trerk Psrai er KHrtwa
CardrM. Cerenlea4 tf ,t Aha
full line of ricrwer teeda, eta I "
F. S. Daly's
. Cor. at'nVne awl feueth FroM 8t.
J27 M!ldlr Ht,
Full line of Drugs.Med
icines, Toilet Ar
ticles and Soap.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Sceas.
Ptijilclaus IreW!rip
Ions A Mpeelalfy. J
Nello Centra It
(Sww I Ik. tl kaewn tm.)
Hello Ontral m Royall'
Kor I know he's thr,
You can find him with th. Ir (un.
On tha counter rr,
He'll b (Ud It mc whcM aoMkiaf
tll him wont fou pW,
Fw I survVy want soma Ice Crm,
tU so warm ov hm.',
WHttm by a ruatotnar.
Brick Brick
Good
aw Ul took be
fore they bwy.
Enterprise Brick &
Tile nTg Co.
JT. We fMwrt '
rWrwUrf aad Treart
' to Work Street '
f,,U4 f m 4rir.g tum days t O-ie Sate, will
, ..,-,e MJ. -' h-tlful 4 H
J L. HARTSFIELD, , .
t'ouirnrlor una HnllJcr.
rr 1 T-t. T j 1 "i4. ftt l K
U K t vvlt ti (i
A e.i-n-1 Mrtnw.r i. 1K4 k t rMWatl, is aw. of tk4 und
It f rrwtl k h-w !.. . .. '
tn : ' f ftf t- rrr- f I
.j o. w,Tmre ri j.WiW la Ihe
nf.4T h i
r, ; n 1 n(A r.-':., N. C ,
r II i A kfW--w,.n,r.a Wfks.