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HOLD OR SACRIFICE ARMY
OR. TAYLOR'S LECTURES.
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Tiexr Hern, IT, C Saturday Slorulns, March S3. 1005. -
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nates; " What NeJt
I: York Endorses
Adopts. Mat tshat
we offer to You.
...New arrivals by every boat and express have ; filled every de-v
, partment so that a freshness and a Spring air Pervades the whole
store, and the values simply speak for themselves. ' We have new,.
. offerings every day. Our store is full of new things. We are doing;
our best to present the very best bargains that can "be had. Wfl
know we can please you. ' ' -
J. M. Mitchell & Co., j
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41 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
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NEW Ii'NE OF
Subject
Rev. Dr- E. .0.'. Taylor,- of Boston,
finished a series of lectures on temper
ance which he has been conducting this
week on Thursday night The meetings
have been well attended notwithstand
ing counter attritions and it is believed
that great good has been accomplished.
Each night his talk was over an hour
but he held his audience with the resist
less force of his logic.:. His style - was
clear and convincing giving every' one
the impression that he ta thorough be-.
liever to all that he says.
Sunday night his subject was Christ
ian Citizenship in the Light of Christ
and PauL i He spoke of the standard of
men which Jesus and Paul represented
and to which they exhorted all men to
acauire. ' On Monday night That Boy of
Yours was the theme, in which he dealt
with the ethical statement but none the
cold and incontrovertible facts
about youth, morality and drink as it is
seen in our large cities and towns.
Some startling truths were disclosed
RsWh ; March !N Mention has been I concerning the strongnotas 01 vice.
m.iUnf thf.thBttiitjmMmfl were I Tuesday night he gave an illustrated
htnr widely 'circulated to this state I lecture on the.subject of ; "A Glass r o
that Texas was putttog cotton rapidly peer Anaiyieu. .... iieiwvu. v..,
on the ' market A latter from Mr. I the principal line or nis researcn ana
ssvwt r ni. .f . Wom Ta-ra Boos-1 he showed the harmful ingredients ol
Tnu hu held her eotton far better I beer on tne system, ne gave a num
th... .... ntw .t.t tui.ir ahm i.lberof practical experiments uiustra-
th nni kM whinh ha marlcabxl lefts I ting the action of alcohol on the stom-
thi vnar than she (narkfited un to the I ach.
same date last year.'' Thisnews came " "Microbes & Men, or the Chemistry
today and was read to Secretary T, B. ol Aiconoi" was tne suDject 01 . me
Parker, Of the Stote larmers AlHance, 1 Wednesday night address. It was the
and to Commissioner of Agriculture I speaker's purpose to show from actual
Patterson, both of whom said, they I scientific proof the nature ot aicononc
wem vr e-lad i hear It" . Secratarv I drinks and how they are ruii oi aeatuy
O 1 , ., !i J
Parker said: "You can say from melgenns wnetner or not is cuumw wu
hii ri.nisna . i. l. mirsw I the drink is pure or not. The drink
1m eottnn then he did tasfvear bv alhabitmade the system 11
irood deal too. I snould - say something I the ravages ot disease owing to ine ia
like 10 nor eent at least." Secretarv I Uiat weaKenea me ussusb anu vu
pflrir n tn iiak Ahmit the I of the body, The last lecture was en-
Farmers Alliance nd said "It is contin- t'ed "God's Message of Science to
uiiw torrowandto gettina- the very I Thinking Men" a continuation of his
best material County after county arel scientific exhibitions.. He made a
being organised and Alliance, are beinglatrong plea in the interest of health for
nnnraniuwl n un in Madison conntv I a life of total aDscinence.
Negligee Shirts. White Vests,
Neckwear, Hosiery,- Etc.
Call and See Tlirm.
J. J. BAXTER.!
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A Fine Lot of North.
Carolina Pmoked. Hams
JUST RECEIVED A CARGO OP
ONSLOW COUKTY PEANUTS.
SELECTED STOCK
VOIGIITS FLOUR, OUR PATENT, CALL A LILY AND
AIWVE ALL BRANDS.
Arwrr for ROYAL BAKING 1-OWDER. All Goods Fresh and
Carefully Selected.
We soUcK onaSgnmenU of an kinds of Coontry froduc and
CaaraatM Frompt atUnUoa and Quick Returns and will promise the
Highest Prices (hat cm be obtained.
Give tis a Trial
WhIfcale and IlcUll Grocrr.
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i ct Kui tar tft lass IlriL lua it fin Ta. I
IM yards of Wait 40 feet Lava, !! rverywhre or 11 and tot.
' . Ceabi's y Uf for 10. v ; . ' V '
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. , aew hW af Sift jMit, ll'waly Mmris4 WhiU WakUngs, Novny
rsitaraa, M rests yard, ..- K -,:.- ,.,'-:. -
Um rr4 Apren CiagaaiM, attU tvefrwbor for f sad 7c, this week,
i . . We wtl I Wilms to awQ atrr H Uxh fvtrU Utie t4l f of tc pt yard
' Cw UpHnf Eor ef CVKin and Wwe are eomptet.
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As Intertttlnf Ssriss el
Impertsnt
AedreMM Os As
Bui Jssasst
ml set Advsacs,
aunts CzarV'v'
Ceatg
St Petersburg, March 24. Th Ciar
has ordered General Lineritch ' to ris
everything and if necessary sacrifice
the entire Russian army ta his last
stand on the line of Sungare river. The
military council has decided that the
Japanese forces must be weakened and
the fertile district around Kinn saved.
The Russian army should be unable to
hold , the lower line on the Sungari
river at Chung Chiansu it will be com
pelted to abandon Harbin, northern
Manchuria and the -Russian Martime
provinse as weiL ,
',.;- whmi u rsrtllUer.
Charcoal; Is of no value as a fer
tiliserthat Is, It contains no actual
plant, food. It has, 'however, other
values which In some cases make tt
worth using. For Instance, charcoal
has a wonderful power to absorb mois
ture or gases like ammonia. Charcoal
therefore is excellent to put In manure
piles or to have In the stable. On light
sandy soils a fair dressing of char
coal will darken the color of the soil.
thus 'warming it np and making it
easier to work and quicker and earlier
In the spring. This, of course, refers
to. charcoal and not in any degree to
either bituminous or anthracite coal
Either of thesCwlII be Injurious to the
noil in large quantities. Hogs and
chickens are very fond of charcoal. It
la well to keep some of It before them
all the time. Rural New Yorker.
Blackwells Hull Durham, Pick Leaf and
j uoia crumbs Smoking: Tobacco 2cts
a bag at
lWcDaniers
" Sun dried Apples 6 cts Der lb.
t Faney Evaporated Peaches. 12 cts lb.
I " " Apples 10 cts. lb.
i. " California Prunes 10 cts. lb.
Evaporated Apricots 12J cts lb.
Fox River Print Butter 35 cts.
Very Best Flour 3J cts lb.
The finest Lard sold m the city 12 cts lb or 55 ct.i fW 5 ll.s
Fresh lot Harvey's Small Hams, Breakfast Strips, and Enelish
Cured Shoulders. Canned Goods of all kinds. yeen Olives and
Olive OiL Complete assortment of Staple and Fam-y Groceries.
Yours to please,
J.L.McDaniel
S WhoIeutl A Retail tinner. 3
jm Tarker Store. Coruer Broad and Hancock Sts.
before our organicer could get there.'
Goes further and further. Never
stops until you are well, That's what
Holltster's Rocky Mountain Tea will do
A great tonic Makes rich, ted blood,
firm flesh. 38 cents, tea or tablets. F.
S. Duffy. '
AnExceotionallyFinB.CoM And a
Great Performance.
The Edaall-Winthrope Co'a. perform
ance of "The Two Orphans", at the
New Masonic Theatre last night far rar
paued anything yet seen hers by any
popular priced company. .This show
certainly deserves Bberal patronage for
such performances they have, been
patting up this week.- Miss Winthrops
as Louisa, Mr. Howard Nugent as Pierrs
and Mr. Jack- Leesig as Jaques, did
very fine work. . The scenery was beau
tiful, especially the church set with Its
tallied window. The speclaltiea are
decidedly the best ever seen in .New
Bern. This company has gained a
strong foothold ia Nw Bera w? ' ! al
ways staoos ready to greet - thenw lo
night tbey will put on "Qoeon ot - Th't
Prairie" Matinee today. - TUy will
pot en ."Happy Hoollrsn." '
During all of these lectures Dr. Tay
lor had the closet attention, although
not eloquent he did more than mere elo
quence could do, he invited and com
pelled the most serious thought on this
vital question of the liquor traffic.
Dr. Taylor is an author as well as
lecturer. He has written several text
books on this subject and has gained a
wide reputation as a strong and effec
tual temperance worker.
Bavlaa CatUe Lamba.
It Is a good plan to keep a supply of
hot water on hand during the lambing
season. As soon as the chilled lamb Is
brought in bare a large pall ready, Into
which pour warm water and temper
It to blood neat Put the lamb Into
the water and be careful -to hold the
head out As soon as the temperature
of the water gets below 80 degrees
raise the lamb out of the water and
add hot water until it is at blood beat
again. Repeat nntll the warmth of
we oouy u luuy rtureu auu uieiv u
normal warmth In the extremities.
Wrap the lamb In a warm flannel and
let him dry, after which he will be
likely to be ready for his first meal
and proceed In the battle of life.
Farm and Live Stock Journal.
No Glost Carriage Paint Made.
will wear as long as Devoe's. No oth
ers are as heavy bodied, because De
voe's weight 3 to 8 ounces more to th
nint. Sold bv E. W. Smallwood and
he J. C Whitty Co.
. Regarding Piano Tuning.
Mr. and Mrs.. Snyder, of Washing
ton D. C. are at Mrs. Richardson's 82
Pollock street for a short stay. Mr.
Snyder is an expert tuner and voicer of
nianos and pipe organs. He bears cre
dentials attesting his skill from four
leading music teachers of Wilmington,
where be has been for two months. He
lV practical piano maker of many
year experience and carries all
teriala for general repair work and the
installs tk of new actions, etc - His
letters say ha make old instruments
sound' like- new. ' Instruments ex
amined. and estimates made fro.
Phone 131 . ..;
(I have seen Mr. Snyder sr red antiaJs
Ladies, If you want a refined and
brilliant eotnplexlpna, fret from blem-
Holllster'a Rocky Mountain
Ten. Brings red lips, bright eyes and I lrKj koowin the writers of the letters,
a eroaro-Uka complexion, tt eents, teal wj M. his representations are correct.
ortablsU.- F. a Duffy.
-Editor.) '-VT-'.
Conductor Snot AC
Klnsbm Free Press 14 Uu ',' .,
Conductor BhoeO, ewtbe A, A N. C
freight train bad an experience with a
negro tramp about two miles from I
Dover station, Wednesday right eaused I
him some tittle nervousness, He put
the ftrfTO off (he train, not being al
lowed to carry paastotgera. and the ne
gro beating his way anyway, and the
action aroued the ire of the tramp,
who polled a pistol and dm) three thou I
at the conductor, one of them piercing
Mr. 'BitseU's cost
An effort was made to esptur the
tramp and sealrh is Still bmng made
for him, but without rwu!t ae far.
: UTAHew Bern Woman UflJ;'-
have roo a Boor pain' that wfll last
two weeksf' Yes we have Devoe'a; It
hat a beautiful gloss and-will Wear two
years If properly applied E. W. Bmeil
For the finest line of meaU lathe
city call at the Coast Una Meat Mar
ket:
Nkt kit of Carolina llama, IS eats
per pound at the Coast Line Met Mar
ket ; v - . ' -
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Mr. 1. E. ftmlth of the Pe !liv.
whneS f! or tngrel In th Xtm
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Co., r. r-rivo.j i f ill tt!omr,t f
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AT PAR AND INTEREST,.
In Anvwntu tn Roil PuirKiuwra,
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Water rr Dalrr Cews.
Plenty of good pure water Is of prime
Importance to profitable dairying, says
II. Q. Manchester In Burst New York
er. A cow requires snout four pouuas
of wsteiLfor every pound of dry mat
ter consumed, and this means that she
needs 80 to 100 pounds dally. Of course
silage sud roots or other watery foods
supply some of this, but most cows
even when fed silage will use sixty to
ninety pounds daily. Our experience
has been that when this water supply
Is cut off in sny msnner there Is si-
wsys a shortage of milk. I personalty
know of several dairymen whose wster
frose up last winter, and tbetr cows
shrank, msny of them one quart and
over each per aay.
RuiUai Stable Maaare.
The manure from a well fed dairy
herd Is a matter of great consequence.
and Its proper management requires
(udgment The better th feeding the
better the manure. While all manors
Is worth good care, the better toe ma
nnre the more Important It la to handle
It well to prevent heavy losses. Toe
best stogie piece of advice as to baa-
ctllng stable maaare la to get It from the
table to tbeyiand where wanted with
out delay and there spread It with th
least possible expendltore of IsboT.
Tet this general plan -moot be asodtned
t time) sad according to ore
atanrosr-Bnlledn I'nlted States Do-
partmeat of Agricultare.
fSlaa' Work Mria
' Generally speaking, twelve to f fteoa
pounds earn of bay and ; grata aally
are aaadeat for bsrsie of LIOO
Uno pooads weight Wg odors to-
ty bard work. Oata at ay be eos
eretl par Meeltenco the saost asttafap-
tory concentrate for herein aad are
largely foS la the aorta. Tbrtr rehv
Hvely klgb cost Is too only objertloa
U tbetr nee. - The New' Baatpehuw
station atstas that a at 1 1 tare of bran
sad com. bstf lad bsV of wetgat, Is
Mlsfsrtory nbstltwt for oata for
wotting borate. BoltrOa Maosarbo-
Ktt Agriraltorat College. "
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The Trent Furniture Co,
New Bern's Foremost Home Outfitters,
and Great Price Cutters.
' Money Saved is money made is the old and
true saying and can prove it best by buying
your Furniture and Household Goods at The
TRENT FURNITUKE CO.,
54 lvid.d.le Street.
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of Worchester MassiM-liuNetl.
Organized 1844 61 Years Old.
All forms of Life and Endowment policies ihhu- I .
Annual cash dividends are paid upon all jioliciur .
Every policy has endorsed thereon the ciush sum-ndrr and 1 m. I un n,. 1,
values to which the insured is entitled by the Laws M .Masqat (iuctts.
Pamphleto, rates and values for anyae sunt on a))ln atH
Don t insure unless yeu have consulted,
B. H. HOWE,
District Agent.
At Cost
I have several Wheeler and Wilson
latest Improved ball-bearing drop head
sewing machines which I offer at Fac
tory Oast with freight added.
FOR SPOT CASH
Also full Uno of Columbia, Rambler
and Hartford Bicycles, Pistols, Cartrid
ges, Guns, Am monition, Edison Phono-
grsphs, snd Victor Talking Machines
and records. Base Ball Goods and f u
line Sporting Goods at lowest pricea.
Wm T.Hill.
M Middle St., Phone X
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