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THE JOURNAL:
Published every day in the year ex
cept Monday. Journal Building 6-60
Craven St " '
. - ' Phonk No. 8.
CHARLES L.VSTEVENS, ; .
' EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Yew in advanee...'.-.-44.00
One Tear, not in advance.
Monthly, by carrier in the city.
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Entered at the Post Office, New Bern
C. as second-class matter.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF NEW BERN
CRAVEN COUNTY.
AND
New Bern, N. C, April 2. 1906.
A COMPELLING PUBLIC SENTIMENT
FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT.
Law enforcement through legislative
enactment, and law enforcement
through a compelling public sentiment,
are really two very diverse methods- to
the accomplishment of a law's obser
vance.
Theold saying to the effect that
morality cannot be forced upon a com
munity or person through any legisla
tive proceeding, is true, and yet State
and National legislators will force laws
upon the people, which it is almost cer
tain that the public sentiment will be
acainst. and this sentiment being hos
tile to such laws, they will never be
enforced.
Actually and practcally there is very
little need of new laws, or of the f re.
ouent sessions of legislators to enact
new laws, for it .will be found upon ex.
amination that very much of the so
called new legislation' is either old laws
reDatched. or modification of old laws
for individual or corporation benefit
But while legislative enactment does
not make a law active, and its violation
a matter of punishment to the violator
.yet the law in its dormant state may
at any time be aroused to apositiveness
which would make it. offensive to not
only its violators, but also to the entire
community bee use that the punishment
inflicted would be more far reaching and
disturbing, than to merely those caught
violating the law When a law reaches
this stage there is a public domand for
its repeal.
Yet there are laws, which have been
asked for by the people, and when once
enacted, public sentiment ia not aroused
sufficiently to see to it that they are
fully and impartially executed. This
one of those public inconsistencies which
not merely punles, but is unexplainable,
the public haste for a law, and iU posi
tive indifference to the law a enforce
ment, once it has become a law.
In such cases the taw ia dead, takes
its place with the hundreds ol others
enacted before it, there to remain In
operative and ineffective until a com
pelling public sentiment arouses) it to
full duty upon those who violate it.
Chtated Death.
Kidney trouble often end fatally;
but by choosing the right Medicine, E.
H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, la., cheated
death. He ears: "Twe year ago I
had Kidney Trouble, which caused me
treat pain, suffering and aaxiety, bat I
took Electric Bitter, whlcft efTerUd t
compfau cure, , I have also found them
of great beneflt in geaaral dWbiiity and
wrre troabla, and keep them eoUnt
, ly oa haad, since, as 1 find they bar
m equal." AQ dneggiat,' guarantene
iftttOc. '
' Nnctwtitj it Crd SckeoL :
Friday was (Is W day M tbesaontlt,
and the day when the pupils of Uh
different gradr received Us 'reward
for pvnrtMtity aWmg March. ? Th
olVmirm gradea wet give Uw Knlf
aeHday for A Urdy pupiie hnint If arch
loth, Vlh, 8th, tOk B, M A, 4U A, 4iK
B, ird A. - , .. .
. TWe was l"Ul el Vv Urrfj
popito f"f the monUt, acabwl XK2 tame
Mmta IsM jiw, and a tveTage a
(Madance of (11, arUnl tM on yw
ag A good many ei of mwki
dtrrtng U pad U day tj
gmtly redanid U ettwewi f
MarcK. ..,'.
APOUT RITEL'UAt1"M. '
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Southera Mill. One o the Best ef it Kind
a paiu iue ucjMti une-ui lor uie uinvuig
-, ; , Published I the State. clty the paper represents. Its advo
The industriee of the south, particu-' cy is certainly in behalf of some hing
larly the cotton mill industries have a
very able advocate in the monthly peri-
odical known as Southern Mills. The -
copy for March has been received and
it is a magazine worthy of every one s
perusal who is interested in the forward
movement of the south. It speaks of
better things for the , industrial south
.ml nntnnlv, .contains interesting in-
formation but useful and orietically s s
welL,
Mr. 3. B. Whitaker Jr. a wen known
newspaper man of this State and for.
merly editor of the -Winston Sentinel
has recently assumed editorial charge
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af the paper and under nisaoie manage.
ment no Improvement in induatrial.con-
am. -hh.M omall ' will hi! over-
looked. '
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From ft mechanical and artistic point
; a hhtyTf wing
cuts and advertisements to the
best possible advantage. .
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Last Hope Vanlsned.
When leading physicians said that
W. M. Smithart, of Pekin, Ia., had in-
curable consumption, his last hope va-
nisheds but Dr. King's New' Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, J than others and so it is with the fire in
kept him out of his grave. He says: surance terms. Consequently it can be
"This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then, I
have used it for over 10 years, and con-
siderita marvelous throat and lung
cure." Strictly scientlnc cure lor
Coughs, Sore Throats or Colds;: sure
preventive of Pneumonia. , Guaranteed
60c and $1.00 bottles at all drug stores.'
Trial bottle free.
AHJiands Flghtingr
The K. bf P. Band has decided after
careful consideration that in order to
give the ladies and others a chance to
express their sentiments, to offer a gen
uine meerschaum pipe (in case), one
pound Pride of Reidsville smoking to
bacco and box of best ten cent cigars
to the most popular lodge . member of
New Bern, the matter to be decided by
votes at a cost of one cent each. The
votes will be counted on Friday night
of Carnival week when the contest
closes. . The ballot boxes will be located
as follows.
C. D. Bradham, T. W. Waters, J. B
DawBon, Dunn & Co., C. J. Mc-
Sorley, Simmons Sc Hollowell, J. 3.
Baxter, Miss Mamie Dawson, L. E.
Bryan. F. 8. Duffy.
The articles will be on exhibition at
the various places during the week.
Frightful Suffering Relieved.
Suffering frightfully from the viru
lent poisons of undigested food, C' G.
Grayson, of Lula, Miss., took Dr. King's
New Life Pilla, "with the result," he
writes, "that I was cured." All stom
ach and bowel disorders give way to
their tonic, laxative properties. 25c. at
all drug stores, guaranteed.
The Musical Wednesday Evening:
Much interest is being felt in the en
tertainment in course of preparation
for Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. W. L. Lewis on Broad street.
Some of the beat talent of the city U
enlisted and much work la being done
in arranging the program and prepary
ing for Its rendition.
The orchestra is composed of Mrs.
W. a Brick and Boy Marshall,' violin
ist Miss May Fulford, pUnlst and Mr.
Hugh Wood, eornetist. ' ' .' ,
The soloist will be Mist Miller of
Wilmington, and Mr. Pumghrey of this
city. Misses Kathrya Griffin and ran-
nis Holland, accompanist, , .
Ths feature of elocution will be ably
looked after by Miss Annie D. Green,
wboas reputation a an artiid.k) br
0a Is well established, r ;
Miss Nell Jordan and Robert smiling
win assist with song and recitations.
Names of tfioM above mctitlocCM are
s guarantos of the ic!W g( tM
entertainment and their earnest effort,
now being put forth will guar the soc
ceS of the rcasioo, V .
Aa admWkm fee 'ef , Iwwtr-flve
tmU will bs harg4-kibia enUUe
on to refreshment,-: '
CHAMBERLAIN'S ODUCH RKMf.fif
THE BEST AND MUST POPVLAR
oiuT buy a tot erwjy cMUt r,rih a!Tir vu mm ovf H rtiiM) gmt
rsllroMl xti boy It Tr vr mtf MtfnaUoi for a BtUe tin.
wxi Utly pojln btir It if U f rim" I ,
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m'Kirw tiroa., t,.!hm, lows. -"We
II mnrt of OuimboTlaio' ORl Rem
y than any other kind. It. to
have tVm tM lJ ctr 1 Vr
food HfuxU." J.tt U n. --.if"n
but Ui wwl'in U lb Wt tlt tun
be pmrurd tt wijMnNln,;!,, Vt
r It a tkild m an l iU that tt f.
ft'xHod. It rr anl rur
IMKkljr. ,f I,rrr,r,j trwl
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Ti.ii KTiJi P.irn T.iiir-ni.l ia nk'M'Si f I I1U
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P"e oi great ieneni io any
town. . Wilmington tried the paid fire
department system and still has it,
growing more and more in love with it
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big improvement over the previous way
' fighting fire, though theold volunteer
department rendered splendid service
d was composed of energetic fearless
fire fighters. But the paid department
. is necessarily more alert and more
leaaf w cvon, jor me men are i-
..ways on band to respond v an alarm
nd they learn by experience and care.,
d training a perfect system of , fight-
tni DnoiiilaW m4 "toon, nM-V ','
r " - a1"" vl-"" t-
The Wilmington paid department, which
has been in existence now for ft.nura-r
bar of years,' has rendered, valuable
wsrvree biiujms uirown . 8 jurqnir arm
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1' against heavy fire
InflRM.
Naturally the insurance rate, is less
under a paid department than " under a
volunteer one, as much so as Xhere is
reaonfor a difference between the
rates on an opera house and a grocery
store. There exists ft wide difference
ia the risk. ' There are so Tie avocations
that call foa higher insurance rate
seen that a city enjoys not only strong
protection tinder a paid department,
but also enjoys the privilege of low in-
surance rates. This makes ft saving
both ways, which more than balances
the expenses of the paid . department.
Not only does the saving- come from
the low insurance rates, but it comes
by less disastrous conflagrations. The
saving in that direction 18 large, for
fire losses are never covered fully by in
surance and a prospective loss always
results in business being stopped at
least temporarily and people thrown
out of employment for 1 that length of
time.
, Wilmington would not and could not
afford to part with her paid fire depart
ment and New Bern will do welt to get
one.
A Daredevil Ride
often ends in a sad accident. To heal
accidential injuries, use Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve. "A deep wound in my foot
from an accident," writes Theodore
Schuele, of Columbus, O., "caused me
great pain. Physicians were hclplc
but Bucklen's Arnica Salve quickly
-healed it" Soothes nnd heals burns
like magic. 26c at all druggist.
Reception.
Last Thursday night Mr. E. M. Cole
man, mail elerk between this city and
Wilmington, entertained a number of
his friends at MrsvLaurenberg's board
ing house. The feature of the evening
was music, singing, and recitations by
Mr. Coleman, who displayed grout tal
ent as an orator tnd was the'reclpiont
of several boquets and much applause
after which all were served with re
freshments and departed, thanking Mr.
Coleman for a very enjoyable even,
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AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
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A Fright' Nsns Ueei Ttm Deri Crtwdsd
Slsewslk Is Tkg City Far I Iteed '
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A most exciting and terrifying; runa
way occurred oa Middle, street yester
day morning. .That there was no seri
ous aocldaat is urea of . w xxlar to
the many people who witnessed it and
thos whs barely sseapad may wet be
thankful it was ft won. , ','.
A bors belonging to whit country
maa was standing en South Front tr4
when It bacam frightened at some
thing and ran away. As it turned oa
Middle stmt it took to tit s idowatk ia
front of the American Stock Companf 't
tors. . Colliding with a post supporting
the ssmlng it tor it awy and th bug
11 was alao tors loos from th borsn.
Bdng thus dtsengsged the horss kept
at Um sidewalk st ft frightful rato ftnd
did ftt leave It aUI near T. A. tien-
fry'i drug stor tnd was caught furlht
p Midals atreot " . ' ' ,
The trt was full of Wopl but for-
MunsWly all rvt wit rvf the way. Nutvr
lnmaiing bol.ir is cart miT on the
Wslk traverxx) by the animal and while
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I r. en In The V.'ar."
The Mothers of the Confederacy anfl
the eterans, their iris andDanghters
heirs of their glory, are earnestly and
cordially invited to contribute accounts
of suth instances are known -to them
where the women of North Carolina
showed, during the war, their .patriotic
heroism and patient fortitude. - Such
contributions ' are , intended or. the
"Special Editions" which the Press Of
North Carolina proposes at an early
date to publish, devoted entirely-to
true history of the-1 "Women in the
War," "who -bound .. their warriors'
sash when .they went forth to fight:
whof suffered worse than death a thous
and times; who were stung and wound
ed by privations that the- - hardest sol
dier ever knew.' , ' , i
These editions will be published with
the endorsement of all the - camps of
Veterans and Sons of the various cities
and under the direction' of committees
from all these catrips. -
i Perhaps many of those who suffered
the most and crowned their sufferings
wjth the grandest heroism, or those
who knew of such, : are not accustomed
to write for publication and.would shrink
naturally from such an undertaking
to such we can only say, write down in
your Own way the incidents as you re
number them and send them, and what
you write will be edited clothed in
company dress. Just such contributions
are most valuable.
Give names of participants so as to
make true history,
Contributions are asked, and
peclally asked for by April 10th. from
those of the most brilliant literary at
tainments ;from those of modest culture
from those who cannot even spell cor
rectly, from those who -cannot write at
all and must get some friend to write
for them. We only ask a true history
of what our women did, how they suf
fered and ail that they endured with
such heroism, that .justice maybe done
to those deserving of all honor, all
praise and all glory.
Send these contributions to the Edi
torial Committees in Charlotte, Raleigh
and Wiln i.igton, or to Miss Mami$
Bays, Charlotte, N, C, Editor of the
Special Editions of North Carolina.
Keep your bowels regular by the use
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. There is nothing better. For
sale by Davis' Pharmacy and F.
Duffy.
Association Officers Busy.
; Atlanta, Ga., April 1. During the
past week every state department of
Southern Cotton Association has been
visited by an officer of the headquar
ters. President Harvie Jordan has
been in Texas and Louisiana. Secty
Richard Cheatham has been in Tonnes-
see, Mississippi and Alabama. T,
Simmons, Jr., manager or the press
bureau has been in South Carolina and
North Carolina. Dixon Armstrong, of
the emblem bureau, has been in Arkan
sas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
Each of these officials found the state
departments hard at work and tho dif
ferent states thoroughly organized and
offices conducted in a busiaess man
ner. -
T. J. Simmons, Jr., who made the
Visit to North and South Carolina, was
very much impressed with his visit to
those states. South Carolina, he says,
baa a superb organization, and has
complisbed wonders. In North Caro
lina, be states, that while th organi
sation i not so thorough as It is in th
Palmetto State, a great work has
been don and the people are standing
right behind th association. ,
k JRUE APPETIZER AKD TONIC
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MI-a-M WIM Make Ye Feet Ngry ts
'I' Umrtf, 'sad ilv ; ttrwgtk sad
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. Ask any friend who looks thin, pals,
and out of With bowlnany meals b
or ah sat a day, and tbo ckanecs ar
that th saswor'wiU bs "Not over
two, and I don't fed hungry the,"
Th plump, rosy, and robust eat thre
square wlt daily, and tlwir perfect
rmallhlsdV to ft strong stomarh and
dift-mtivs fytinm, a aorh a tystcrs
lakes out of the food all than flcmcnts
that make pur blood, end fir noorkb
nWit ftnd viulity to th body.
Th on apjwtlipr snd innte thai
should b token 1 Wi-o na, the only
Mont know thai will straogtheii the
stomach so-f dif wtlr yUtn, and pul
thorn in iHk porfpet king.ordi
thl Uwy ail) digpst eily and naiur
al!y all the 6i that i eoton, ands4
Tn to the Ul W prwl i!y hungry ft
tVe iwxt mo L
Witliowt tng (rtWTUM-h digmtinei
:tl V-o fir, U tlr4 lmmr, and
e-Ti-Mw tivvt M tri Inry r"iH
"i'"! r S: W. J-ltrii t je
M-r rj ft, CI Uyl-mntm
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BRITISH SuCiECT f 3LESTE0. j
Seek Redree FresT HI Cevenuseai.
Magistrate Excms Mh aatkeritvi t:
Raleigh, N. C-, April L Some days
ago Governor Glenn received ft letter
from the British Consul in this State
asking for full information regarding
British subject , named Evans, who
has made complaint to the British
Minister to this country Oat he liad
been set upon and beaten in Chatham
county, , where he has charge of a hunt
ing preserve owned by New" Yorkers
and on which they pay taxes." Evans
lamia that he was exercising his dogs,
was training them, and that by acci-
dent they killed some, game; hat he
was arrested, carried before a raagis- '
trite, fined and though he gave notice
of appeal to the Superior court the
magistrate, instead of certifying 'the"
factdeclaredthatUie fine must then and ( Km, . - stimulates the sluggish organs and clears the sysl
there be paid or he should have to go tem' of all foreign matter. It cures the disease permanently and safely
to jaiL . Evans, then said that he was because it contains no harmful minerals to derange the stomach and diges
struck in he back of the hfad with a Uon. Book on Rheumatism and any advice you wish, without charge.
bludgeon by some-'person and badly
hurt and that no attempt was made to
arrest tne man who thus struck him.
The Governor is having the matter look
ediuto very closely.
The British Government is always in
dead earnest about these matters and
no trifling is allowed. . It is always a
serious matter to do an injury to a
Britisher as all the world knows. As yet
the Governor has not received the full
statement of the affair and it was his
desire' in fact his special request that
it be kept out of the newspapers until Athens, Ga. Summer School, June 27
he bad the story in full, but it has leak-1 July 28, 1905.
ed, some way, and hence the 'present' Atlanta, Ga. National Association of
mention. It is contended that Evans
cursed the magistrate and was then
plugged by a by-stander who fled. It
is not denied that the magistrate ex
ceeded his authority in imposing the
fine and requiring it to be paid, with
costs. tSt
How's This ?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, O.
We, tho undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last IB years and be
lieve him-perfectly honorable in all bus
Iness transactions, and financially able i
to carry out any obligations made by
h's firm.
Waloing, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per
bottlo.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills forj combi
nation. Shipping News.
The three masted schooners Grace G.
Bennett and Lizzie A. Williams sre
loading lumber at the railroad docks on
Nous river and will sail for Philadel
phia during the present week.
The schooner Harland N. Houston
left yesterday with lumber for Elisa
beth City.
Th schooner Carrie Fsraon left last
week with a cargo of shingle which
will bs disposed off at point along
Chesapeake Bay.
Th tug Hoieit, with thre lumber
laddM bargas, vis: Emma and Bessie,
Cart and Jama B. Blades in tow left
for Philadelphia yceUrdiy. Sh will
pick , np sight mora barge on th
way. - fJ ,- i-
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... REUC OF THE WAR., .
a 84 Mif 1 iTbsa CMSteaM kf f
' nl SWn HeUfW lH ftef. . s
Th rtturs of th bU! ttft th
toulbera liri wHr tSy bnkwgnl
Km promptad Um fee torn Uofl of many
oUwr articln that Vers Crtti floated ift
lb wr. Rrsrwty s day fmmm but -ft
not t publjUwd im mm outWo awt
pep tbl IKtie booei or SoareBir of
In war ha bmm rturt, Al ft f t
eml tl ing thm rtWt lht wd ft
great lntrl Vl or U f' kpt
prwkiw f. ef tho aev!stk
A few dire ejfi ritm (r HsiKvk
rrm.J U-M-f frrrl ft r-rnfnwr-f f-f
l!rnic"!! gi !a j I m
h frtMwl.i s b nk iD IMiim of
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V Rieumatlsm does more than any other dia.V' rM'Jv .";
case to rob life of pleasure and comfort. . It is so painful and far-reaching isj
its effects on the system that those afflicted with it find themselves utterly
unable to enjoy bodily comfort or any of the pleasures of life. Some art
bound hand and foot .and suffer constantly with excruciating pains, swollen,
stiff joints and muscles, and ... , . . ..
Oftelt distorted, - crooked I bad beenteraMed with Rheumatism for twe
limha while thm have TeBI" i"vd bee,, the treatment of phyaV
sl?t',irf tJ?AjZZ cians,and tried everything nconunended' to
intervals of freedom, dunng but u tono.il. Myjieeand elbow jotats
hKb they live in constant were so stiff that I could not ne them. I was an
fear and dread of the next able to do my household work, and was truly in a
attack, when, at the least ex- pitiable condition. S. S. & cured me after naing
posure to damp weather, or 't for awhile, -end I unhesitatingly - givs it the
slight irregularity of any crelrt rt 60 mucn deserves.'
kind, the disease will return. Sta. A-. - Liverpool, O. Mas. M. A. Decks.
The cause of Rheumatism is a sour, acid condition of the blood. nrodtiM-d
by food lying undigested in the stomach, poor bowel action, weak kidneys
and a general sluggish condition of the system. External applications, such
as Mniments, oils, plasters, etc., do not reach the cause and can only give tern-
.'"V - : ' porary reuei.
1 1 CAfr I C4 ned before a cure
ftY wSl 5 fc TT "Z
THE SWIFT
EXTREMELY LOW RATES
Announced, Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Extremely low rates are announced
via the Southern Railway from points
011 its lines for the following special oc-
casions:
Manufacturers, May 1G-18, 190.r.
Bristol, Tenn. Annual Meeting Ger
man. Baptist Brethren, June 6,
1905.
Charlottesville, Va. Virginia Summer
School of Methods, June 2R-Aug 4,
1905.
Fort Worth, Tex, General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church, May
18-26. 1905.
Hot Springs, Va. Southern Hardware
Jobbers Association and American
Hardware Manufacturers' Asso
ciation, June 6-9, 1905.
Kansas City, Mo.- Southern Baptist
Convention, May 10-17, l!M).r).
Knoxville, TeW- Summer School, June
20-July 28, 1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Monlea(;le I'.iliK
Training School, July 3-Aug. l.",
1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Montengle Sunday
School Institute, July 17-Aug. 5,
1905.
Monteagle, Tenn. Woman's Congrofw,
Aug. 1-15, 1905.
Nashville, Tenn. I'catxiily College,
Summer Schools; Vnnderbilt ftib
lical Institute, Juno M-Aug. SI,
1905.
Oxford, Miss. Summer Scliool Uni
versity of Mississippi, June 1 -l-July
20, 1905.
Richmond, Va. Kurmers' Katiu
Congress, Sept 12.22, 1905.
Savannah, Ga.- National Travelers'
Protective Associntion of Arm in a.
May 16-21; 1906.
Savannah, Ga. Southern Golf Asso
ciation, May 9-1H, 1905.
St. Uiuia, .Mo. National llnptisl Amu
versary, May 16-24, 19(i.r.
TuAcaloona, Ala. Summer Sclic.l fur
Teachers, June 16-July 2H. 1 '.n i:,.
Rates for the alove occasions oM-n to
the public.
Ticket will be sold to these winls
from all Itationn on the Southern Hail
way.
Detailed Information ran tie had up
on applicatiun to any Ticket Agent f
th Southern Railway, or Agent of
connecting linm, or odilnwing the
undersigned:
ft. U TKkHOH, T r A.. J H WOOII, 1) r A
Charlotte, N. C. Aahrville N. ("
ft II RaaowtTK, w ii TAYuir,
Paas. Tram Mgr. Gen 'I Paw Agrnt
WASHINGTON, D. C.
JP TRENWITH,
BbjOktuilth & WbcelriguU
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1ftvirf f Ds.gfcs, Wtgns Csrti
) a4 DnHi Alre goo apply
tx. KpJr1sUf ooilct
CftoUe.
I HAVI CART. WHEELS
tat sal t rnaonabi prices
Mltopen Son lh Front
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Eifntors Notice
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SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GAm
Ernest M. Green,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
Pboad St., NEW HE UN, N. O
Well equip' d io search titles by reason
of many war- experience in the offie
and a- RegisW nf Herds: I'raeticri In
the Onirts of Craven. Jonna, Pamllcc
Ct-f-tt '"-lrw, or wh rover seivlc
ar reqiirad.
. Id UAIllb.
Attorney at Law,
Hughes Building, Craven Street.
KKW BKKN, S. a
Circuit, ("raven, Tone nlow. Cart
-ret, I'umli' n, (Irmiie, lnolr, and lh
SEYMOUR W. HANCOCK
Attorney at Law.
win
practice in '-tot
and
Federal Courts.
Oliice 46 I icid 51.
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ATTORNEY AT LA W.
I'rsctiee in the counti ol Craven,
Carteret, I'anilieo, Joii nnd Onalow,
anil in th - tate t-opreiiio and federal
I'l-urts.
Kfti.-e: So ith Front trwt, over Tel
jrapli nfiicH. vit ' -i n
F. M. Slr.r.ions. A D. Ward.
SIMMONS & WA1U),
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELORS AT
LAW.
Office Removed across Street io Second
Story of No. (19 (above Telegraph of
fice) South Front street, next to
Hotel Ohattawka.
Practice in the Counties of Craven,
Duplin, Jones, Onslow, Carteret, Pam
lico and Wake, in tlic Supreme and Fed
eral Courts, and wherever services are
dettired.
. RCLINA DISPATCH
-ANIl-
OotiiiflO Slean ship Co
Freight and Passenger
for all points norlb
I I l'i:c'ilVK OCT. 21. 1904.
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I am. r Neue in scheduled t
p. m. Momluy, Wwlnewiay and
t..r F.lizalM-tli City, making land
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il at
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anil .-.a'.uril.ty for Klnabeth (it
ty, mak
Koanoke iriK' lar .lin;" nt (inenlal and
Island.
taT Freight rereivrd not latr than
one Iw.ur pre vious to miliny, "lar
For further information apply to
(iKO. IIKNOKRSON, Aft.
M. K. KINt;, V. I'. A On. Mgr.
II. C. IIUIKJINS, (n. IX A. Put.
Agent, Norfolk, Va.
W. S. SCMMF.RELL, Aa. Gfn, IX
I'bji. Agt.
New Rem. N C.
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The people have an eye to thing
convenient, comfortable and cbewfuL
Having fitted up our banking room to
rtwet Ihnw requirement, ws cordially
invite you to call ftnd InapWc."
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