-Vol. IXHI.-So. 4.
r;ct7 i::rnf-17. C Tduesdy SXoriiing, April 5, 1003.
Twenlj-Fttiirdi Year
itntiMsoiossstssetoosoa,
Get"!
0i
Prices
Hi
T; Rugs, Sfattiiijss Window Shades
jLace Curtains both in Swiss and jLace
Stain Oil llh, Bed Linen of all kinds
Red Spreads, Sheds and Pillow Cases.
Best Bleach Sheet 21x2J yards wide at 65c'. - " " '
21x21 yard widest 60 and 65c.
2x2i yard wide Hemstitched at TOc, r
Y Pillow Cases 36x45 inch at 12 and lc.
" . " 36x45 inch Hemstitched at 20c,
J. M. Mitchell & Co., f
PHONE
43 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office
Supreme Court Opinions.
Special to Journal
" Raleigh, N C: April 4. The following
, The May Designer.- - .
The Designer for May publishes for
the beautifying oi Graduation Day las-
! t j ii 3.. i j : , :
opinions were handed down today by the- , . ... r
0 . , r . these, in addition to their own youth
Supreme Court. - - -' , ', - : J and loveliness, aided by the many other
. Tyson vs Sinclairfrom Moore.affirm- charming 'designs presented 1 in 'this
ed. - ' r " J issue end combined with the pictur
e-Thompson vs CrumprJromUnionrf- TUe mi,Un"y wnich to ' of
. - i i the jnonth,. will make the ' Summer
nrmea-" - ' I Girls, who were erstwhile the School
Phillips ys Railroad, from Moore, no Girls, dangerous indeed for a mere man
error.' - , v";Jto encounter. "Capable woman who
1 Kennedy vs Manes, from Moore, no taken up ' "Ranch Life";, are de-
., i scnoeo oy juouise quiver. , . '
"Miss Ginter of Ginterville," a con
tinued story by Nina Welles Tibbot,
error.-: V-'r-; r'Ti
Barber va Juatice,from Scotland, new
McNeill va Railroad, from Moore, no
error. , v -"'
State vs Tyson, 'from Scotland, so
errors
Easte Suits,
We have the largest
and best selected stock
of Clothing we ever car
ried and can fit you no
m itter what your size
or shape may be. " We
carry Kuppenheimer's
Guaranteed Clothing,
there is none better
made and it will be
our pleasure to show
you our stock.' New
line of Men's Belts.Neg
ligee Shirts and Under
wear.- In 1 act anything
you want in the Men's
Furnishing Une
Ramsbottom" vs R. R, from Columbus
new' trial,! , v"; s'c
Lehew vs Hewitt, from Brunswick,
no error. , r ,
Insurance Co vs Railroad.from Wake
affirmed. - ,,
Clark vs Railroad, from New Hanover
affirmed. 'w '-
State vsDargan, from Union, , per
curiam, no error.
State va Meacheam, from Anson, per
curiam, no error. - '
State va Alsobrook, "from Union,' per
curiam, no error.' ' .
State vi Little, ' from Anson, per
curiam: no enor. . .-
' State vs Sturdivant, from Anson, per
curiam, no error.
Jackson vs Railroad, from Robeson,
per curiam. Motion to docket and dis
miss plaintiffs appeal, under rule 17 al
lowed.
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Just received alot of. ; .
BUGY1JEE131IAKD3IAM3
-Hrand ; . :
It MS IK FAST ft Till PS.
Pure' Cider, Apple Cider Vinegar In
barrels and half barrels. . -r.
T Araicv for ROYAL BAK1NQ POWDER. AU Goods Fresh and
Carefully SelecUd. , . . ... , '
W solicit eoneignmmU of all khvla 0 Country Produce and
OnarantM Prompt attention and Quick Roto ma ind will promies the
' RlglMrt Pricee that can, be obtained, . ;
Give s a Trial. .
t" WhIi sale and ItcUll CJrocer.
; ; . No. 81 Bouth Front 8t, .
: special Fonrara
RUGS. ,
We p'm. on sale M art Ku, vwy handom dmifrna. A good ft-00
Rag (or ax, . - . .
' T Votlrd dVn bt quality Sowing Hilk In at) thjuis, o yards to
epeet. itm wee ej ppov ,.
, RIBBON. . '
J eat Think 1,000 yards Ribbon from 1( te tir yard, "
' SHirrKRS rtTRA.-On hnndrKl iir Udi OxfnHs. T h7 re drum
(,1M,H AMH -Jat H-l ,OuOyril Ajrroit Cmhtm worth T Jwr yd
w fcr . vn.
MMJK. TlflNK.Stly ' rwl p.-ivs (In taiW mrl sulls b
tVik. wor(h If) (Kilt. Th' w ellf it Nt .mt,
W FN H rlluV H.-Jl.l K"t a full tin. of linrrv 1 V) and ( Wl f
and t.'!Td'A. In T.n sM i'Uck. (Vmn tn ! a t V at tH n- ' i;.
begins in this issue, and our readers
will be introduced to thequaint -and
philosophic maiden lady whose name
gives title to the tale, also her remark
ableand faithful maid, Ravish.
Particularly pretty " and by no. means
difficult to execute is the "Shadow Em
broidery' illustrated and described in
this issue; "embroidery of a different
kind is shown for table linen, and work
ers in lace and crochet . will find plenty
of pretty things in these lines to temjt
their skill
No Gloss Carriage 'Paint Kade
will wear as ldhg as Devoe's. No oth
ers are as heavy .bodied, because De
voe's weight 8 to 8 ounces more to th
pint ' Sold by E. W. Smallwood and
he J. C. Whitty Co.
I m :tmmJF Kmif'"' mi t i, 5
... , 75
A New Bern Woman Says
"have you a floor paint that will las
two weeks?" Yes we have Devoe's; It
has beautiful gloss and will wear two
ryeara if . properly applied. E. W . Small
wood -
New Bern v$ Cove. .. . -
Owing to the absence of some of our
players, there will be no practice game
with the graded achoo) team today. All
of our players will be on hand to parti
cipate in Friday's ame with the Cove
teara. Thia game wiui uove promises
to be a good exhibition of the .great
national sport Come- out everybody
at 8.30 p. m. Friday Afternoon and aee
the military team play ball , . :
A wonderful spring tonic. Drives out
all winter !mpurities,givee you strength
health and happiness. ; That' what
Hoiusters Kocny Mountain Tea wiu oo
S6 cents. Tea or Tablets. For sale by
P. S. Duffy.
Notw
Members of : the New Bern ' Fire
Board will meet in the Reception Room
New Bern S. F. E.. Co. , No. X, this
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock sharp.
Business of importance to be attended
By order of Chief, . ''- " ' -.
CHAS. P. BABTLINO, '
. ' J ' , Becty.
The strength tome that brings rich.
red blood. Makes yon strong, healthy
and active. That' a what. Uollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea will do, 6 cents.
Tea or TableU.-For sale by F. & Duffy
."''TfoeUfBcSo Rent Notice. ;
Tour rant for the qsartar ending June
JOth 1904 is ow doe and If not paid on
or before April lOtS, your box will b
eloaed sad mail put in the general dV
Uvery la acoordaace With the postal
regulatlona. ''
SETMOyR'W. HANCOCK,
'! " , ' ' PoetmasUr.
- . . ' Clpplt. ., '
April.
Rev. J. W. TytKkn AIM hie regular
appolnlmsat hre Eatarday and Sun
day. . : . .-
Uwe Holton StnntUll U Zonk k
vkiUng f rknds and relatives at this
plare.
Mrs. Suoan Pottt Ind sow of Gf etn
villa pwt a fw 4ys Ut week at this
pWe .
Mr, Cr)'Ciin sn4.Ki I Jt and
Bertha W n .jftit K!ur'Uy flight
And SuniUy at '!. .r,;.
Mr. HoHantJ fulhr-n nd of N.
Bwnipmt a f it of kH k l
tl ! p!r,
Mr, J'utort Jlvymtt i..t i"liw V. mt
inr.i fnut r'urL Right nj f.,mly
' y.r. I!-!in ipnt BnvUy at
A rr ! ''-. .
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THEY COME AND GO.
Miss Edna Everett, of Alliance, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. J, H. Hackbnrn went to Wil
mington yesterday.
Mrs. F. H. Shippls visiting relatives
and friends in, Elizabeth City.
Mr. J. H. Green has gone north on
business for the Atlantic & North Car
olina Co.
Mr. A. R. Gatlin of Pamlico, was
town Tuesday.
Messrs Wm. J. Knapp and J. M.
Buck, two prominent trucking and com
mission men are registered attheChat-
tawka.
Mr. R. Y. McPherson, a prominent
insurance man of Raleigh, is a visitor
ill the city today.
Mr. H. M. Bancroft of Wilmington
a guest of the city today.
Mr. H. B. Sedberry went to Fayette-
ville last night in response to' a tele
gram announcing the serlons illness of
his father. -
Miss Annie Stevenson returned from
a pleasant visit with her friend, Mrs.
J, H. Mock, of Thomas villa. .
Mrs. J. W. Griswold, of Durham ii
the guest of Miss Liuie Biddte.
V. Country Store Donatione.
ENGINEER RUSSELL EXONERATED
Coftr' Jury Exohsss' Him Fresi AH
spesslblllty 'FerThsDssth si Mary "
- ,?f,i-V, tUlsa, , '-,-" i
The coroner's jury finished its work
in the case of the accidental . killing of i
Mary Stiles, yesterday. Following is
the verdict t X.".
"We, the coroner's jury empanelled
to investigate the cause of death of
Mary Stiles, do hereby 'render the fol
lowing verdict!: That death resulted
from accident by A. ft N. C raiUoad
train and acting upon the evidence we
find that while sufficient time for her
to get off the track she was unable to
do so on account of her panic stricken
condition and that engineer N. H. Rus
sell shall be exonerated."
- N. C. HUGHES, Foreman,
ED BANGERT,
A. H. BANGERT,
ErH. HOWE,
, DEMPSEY WOOD,
GUILFORD LEWIS,
To the Democratic Voters of the City
et New Bern:
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the nomination for Mayor of
the city of New Bern subject to the
Primary to be held on the the 17th. of
April. If elected I pledge myBelf to a
strict enforcement of all the laws.
I bIbo desire to express my thanks to
the Democratic voters of the city for
their support when I have been before
them in the past and to assure those
who support my present candidacy that
I will use every effort to merit their
confidence by an ernest and impartial ad
ministration of the office of Mayor if I
should be chosen for that office.
Respectfully,
F. T. PATTERSON,
JSIackwelis null Durham, Pick Leaf and
! Bold Crumbs Smoking Tobacco 2cts
abagat
McDanicrs
Sun dried Apples 5 cts per lb.
; Fancy Evaporated Peaches. 12 cts lb.
" " Apples 10 cts. lb.
" California Prunes 10 cts. lb.
' Evaporated Apricots 12J cts lb.
Fox RiverPrint Butter 35 cts.
Very Best Flour's! cts lb.
The finest Lard sold in the city 12 cts lb or 55 cts for 5 lbs.
Fresh lot Harvey's Small Hams, Breakfast Strips, and English
Cured Shoulders. Canned Goods of all kinds. Qucon Olives and
Olive Oil Complete assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Yours to please,
J. L. McDaniel I
Wholenale A Retail flrocer. 3!
. Tarker Store. Comer Broad mid Hancock Sts.
Notice, r
The 27th series of stock in the New
Bern Buildings ft Loan Association is
now open for subscriptions.
J. RjB. Carraway, Secy, ft Treas
Furniture Store!
Having purchased the stock in trat'e
and Furniture business heretofore con
ducted by L. A., Taylor, successor to
Dlsosway and Taylor, I would announ
that my personal attention will be
given to the Accommodation of custom
ers. A well selected stock of FURNI
TURK. MATTINGS, CARPETING,
RUGS and other FURNISHINGS
now off red at prices to meet cempeti
tlon. Installment or cash. All who ara
indebted to the former firm will make
their payments to me. ,
. HiBK HIS03V1T,
At the old stand. '. No. 9? Middle St
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
of Worcliester Massachusetts.
Organized 1844 61 Years Old.
All formBof Life and Endowment policies issued.
Annual cash dividends are paid upon all policies.
Every nolicv has endorsed therein the en
values to which the insured is entitled by the Laws of Massachusetts.
rainumeis, races ana values tor any age sent on application.
Don't insure unless you have consulted,
B. H. HOWE,
District Agent.
Furniture ! Furniture ! Furniture!
The Journal will publish the names of
all the merchants Sunday 'who have
contributed to the "Store" and in order
to no t leave anyone out, the committee . O. A.' W ICOIils
aslcsthattheyDiBotlfleJwhendonat on 1 jl .... JA L. -l-
are made through them. " . , ' ' . iUl m Bm ttSWUn. KM UT laili
' National Enameling and Stamping Co
Baltimore, one doxen Royal Bern
Saucepans, through M. E. Whitehurst
: Packham Bros. Baltimore, case soft
drink supplies, " through L." B. Ha-,
bkht ' ' -.
. Pensl-Cola Co, New Bern. 144 bottles
of Pepsi-Cola, valued at 7.20. 4 '. '
1
Harris
Llthla
Harris Uthla Springs Co.
Springs, S. C 100 bottles of
Ginger Ale, valued at 10. . V -
Don't forget the grand opening of the
store Saturday night Souvenir to el
ladies from 730 to J p. m.
Our atyles the handsomest. . Our
quail Ues the be v Now is the time,
Here is the place to order your Spring
Suit. F. M. Chadwick
1 ,
' Not t Candidate.
Editor New Bern Journal. ' ,
' 1 wUh to announce through the col
umn of your valued paper, that I will
not be a candidate for nomination, at
the primary, for the office of eommis
Winer, to fill va-anry on the Iloard of
WsWr A Light Com misj toners, (vacaa
ey caused by tht enplrstioti of my term
Toora very truly, ,
Wm DUNN,
Fine V(l nl DrMd
0t Un Mrst Mirktt
Chitkms at
Illdcllg ttrot.
himit of Mm. V
iiy ill ! h-W at tiw
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THE FIRE-GONG SOUND
wIS m m Mart ItiMM hmirf V mmmt
tmr nc4M iiu that MR t W mhmm
MA ra IWt pwrlM. PlMMHa-tlW. Umm tk
Hwt II wtflin wait fa4 tm .M mmmi immrn.
Uar i will mm Urn mix r M
m iiwihi1 wiUi mMtty, . ,
Phsso 30 ,"
80a b Ktost aod II an 00c k it
Fashionalilo
NEW GOODS All
ItlVlNCJ EVERY
DAY.
You will Had Id my store every
thing, to mike 1 home comfortable
lathe.) (if'rUftSlTUaK, and
will be told it prices where com
petltloa eiti no ttgire.
Miller
JDST BECEn'ED
Lot Nice Pictures.
Paatei and Oil reproductions, in Gold and Dec
orated Oak Frames at extremely low prices.
Call and see them.
aJ"oHii: "O. Ives
Opposite l"ot Ollice.
tj"pewf iter ?opplies i
Rlt.om for' in ktiket. LUea
ii Boil f ijer. Maiiteript
. Ctrera. .CiiVsi Fiper.
tCLUEOT rUICE3
Vm T. Hill,
, ' Kpiwting Goods. 1 .
91 NiAtteBt., - ' Pa-iMCO
Jc-.ir.T-.WIIIIs.
Uciij's Fliariiacv
27 Middle Hi.
Full line of Drugs.Med
icines, Toilet Ar
ticles and 8oap.
Fresh N Supply o,
Flower Seeass
Pit julc tab Vrtucrip
llona A Npe'-I-Ilr.
Lumsden & UU.
We represent and adt your boalaeM.
hi the follow-In CompenW. "
NORTHERN ASSURANCE CO.,
Landon, -4 . ' " i. .. ...
CKRMAN.AMERt CAN INSOfU
ANCE CO., ef Nw York. '
MUTUAL BENkttT UPt tNHtRl
ANCK CO., of NVwsrk, KJ. ..
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