THE JOURNAL
Published every day in the year ex
cept Monday. Journal Building 56-60
Craven Si
Phoni No. 8.
CHARLES L. STEVENS,
EDROB AND FKOFBISTOK. -
.:- "SUBSCRIPTION RATES i
Ona Year, in advance-.. '....$4.00
One Tear, not In advance...-...-.-!
Monthly, by carrier in the city.'..'
6.00
.60
Advertising rates famished on appli
cation. V .? '
The K. c! r. :.. i C: -
We have had gume exeiu-im-nt in the
city but it is nothing to be compared
to the excitement that we will have
the opening of the big K. of P. b;'.nd -carnival
There Is going to be some-j
thing doing on that night and everyone
should be around to Bee it. j
The Jones-Adams aggregation is one.
of the largest, cleanest, most refined ,
and having the greatest variety of)
shows of its kind that is traveling. A 1
of the attractions are tx nafide and
honest"' .'.-
The scene of brilliancy.- produced - by-
the Jones-Adams 'Company ? With, its
myriads of electric lights will be some
thing never forgotten. ' But that bril
liancy only Indicates what the. general
Entered at the Post Office, New Bern
4. C. as second-class matter. .
OFFICIAL PAPEB OP HEW BURN ; AND
CRAVEN COUNTY. '"
New Bern, N. C, April 8. 1905.
character of the shows are of , great
strength. ; -
The contest for queen is developing a
great deal of interest and society favor
ite are having a spirited j m .friendly
rivalry for the grand prize. ,
. .Cast your vote for Queen early v-wid
often and watch the contest
ASHEVILLE AGAINST DISPENSARY.
- The voters of Asheville on 6th inst;
declared by a majority of 629 against
the establishment of a municipal dis
pensary. As the alternate was the
open saloon, this decisive .vote indica
cates the sentiment not necessarily
favorable to liquor, but if it must be
sold, to have it sold, in a manner open
and in the name of liquor, and not : un
der the guise of morality through a dis
pensary.
The fact that the prohibitionists re.
fused to vote, proves them to be of
sound judgement They did not favor
the open saloon, and were not deceived
into voting for a dispensary because it
was not as bad as the saloon,- therefore
at its supporters contend, better than
the saloon. But the prohibitionists
justly refused to bite the dispensary
bait
The fight made against the dispen
sary by the Citizen and News-Gazette(
of Asheville was upon just grounds,
not the dispensary was a moral institu
tion, or a check upon the liquor habit
but because both of these esteemed
contemporaries saw the graft which
was behind the establishment of a dis
pensary in Asheville, a notorious align
ment of forces more iniquitous than the
saloon, for the latter can be checked by
popular sentiment while a dispensary
being the property of every citizen, is
encouraged so long as its sales increase
Asheville has made no mistake in re
fusing the dispensary eviL
How'i This 7
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO.
Toledo, O,
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 16 years and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
inesa transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
his Arm.
W AIDING, KlNNAN k MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 76c per
bottle.
Sold by all Druggists, 7Bc
Take Hall's Family Pills for consU-
natioo.
Swansboro. ...
-. - ' April 5th. - -We
have been having fine weather,
but how we are having . it -very disa
greeable in the way of cold rain, but
every aweet has its - bitters, therefore
all should not crumble.
Miss Dunme Koonce who has been
teaching the public school here re
turned to her home in Maysville last
Sunday accompanied by Mr. Lafayette
Henderson. I
, Mrs. J. A. Pittman went to Hubert
last , Week to Visit her niece, Mrs.
Lewis Morton. , .
Miss Dollie Mattocks went to Rich
lands last Monday to' visit friends and
relatives.
Mr. D. G. Ward and J. A, Pittman
went to Jacksonville last Monday and
both got lost in the new court house,
it is a magnificent building and a cred
it to Onslow county.; We would like to
have a building here of the same size
used for a hotel and a railroad to bring
the people, then Swansboro would lay.
some of those watering places in the
shade.
The Misses Julia Bloodgood, Pearl
Ward, Ida Ward, Mattie Moore and
Dollie Mattocks, took a napthaboat
ride one evening last week, accom
panied by Messrs Guy Jones and Robt
Heady. " V
Mr. C. S. Pittman went to Morehead
City and from there to New Bern last
Tuesday on business.
What is the matter with the mail
between here and New Bern, We hear
a great deal of complaint among the
people about letters being lost between
here and New Bern, and some of them
containing money. It seems like they
might go from here to New Bern with
out getting lost we don't know where
the trouble lies, but we do know we
have had an apple out of the same
sack. -
Mrs. E. W. Mattocks went to New
Bern Tuesday to spend a few days with
her niece, Mrs. E. H. Barnum,
We have heard from your Florida
correspondent through the Journal and
by letter, and from his statement he is
not lost strayed, stolen, nor married,
but courting to beat the band.
Our little town was full of drummers
last week, but they have been very
scarce this week so far.
8. 8.
J " i , ' - ' ' V ' ' - '
the genuine Sun Cured Tobacco' flavor by..
x l, . . v the taste and aroma of- ' ,
i y -' - V ,
' and have -made" it the largest seller by
refusing imitations advertised as sun cured
Learn the Genuine Sun Cured Flavor cutout ,
! this advertisement and send, together with sc. stamp,- to R. J.
Reynolds Tobacco Co.,Winiton-Saleml N.C.,and they will mail free
"a 5 sample of this tobacco. Write your name and address plainly.
Arapahoe.
April a.
Our farmers are having fine weather
to do their work. They are busy plant
ing com. -Irish potatoes are coming
up.
Rev. A- r. Leightoa pastor of the
Christian church filled kis appointmtot
Saturday night, Bunday and Sunday
night OiMCMfesska Sunday akht
Mr. lease HoHoa of OtympU visited
bis sbur Miaa Cornelia Hoi ton aad
friends in Arapahoe last Sunday. Come
agala Mr. Holtoa, . -
ITot It U lloltotof Ortaatal was
mtr wekoma (Met last Setarday and
wmday.
Our Junior BuIUera will give aa Eaa
Ur anUrUtamaat Thursday night April
Mr. J. L Paul wh baa stteod-
Ing Ukt ArW mhmA mm fM W
last Baturday m tha aceaunt of hW
mothar'a Ulneaa. ' ; '
Mr. Win Brtaaoa aad Wm JUaa W0-
: lis of Balrda Cravfe were RtanW W
Sanday at I o'ekxk pC ta, Xm, A. t.
Ldchtas) offieHatad. . ,'
: Mr. Bins wh haa htm la tut eonv
sntMltyafew wmAs rond to bis
Vbna la Nrw Tarik W MeMday.
' Mr. i. A. Jotmaoa want U KVw IUr
t4 Vaterday and pmkd a An
Mr. A. K. ftVott and wU U Aamra
islt4 rrWods aad MsUna
faaday.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors'
In the District Court of the United
States for the Eastern District of
North Carolina In Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
Assad Ellis and N. Ellis I In
" Bankrupts, . f Bankruptcy
To the creditors of Assad Ellis and N.
Ellis, of New Bern, in the county
of Craven and District aforesaid, a
bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that o n the
6th. day of April, A. D., 1905, the said
Assad Ellis'and N. Ellis was duly ad
judged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at
New Bern, in the U. S. court room on
the 18th day of April A. D, 1905, at 12
o'clock, noon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrdpt, and transact such other busi
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
New Bern, N. C, April 6, 1906.
S. W. SMALLWOOD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
ABOUT RHEUMATISM.
There are few diseases that inflict
more torture than rheumatism and there
is probably no disease for which such a
lined and useless lot af remedies have
been suggested. To say that H can be
eared is, therefore, a bold statement to
awka, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
which enjoys aa extensive sale, has
met with great soceesa In the treatment
of this disease. On application of Pain
Balm wP relieve tha pals, and hun
dreds of sufferers hart testified to pr-
aunant cores by ita se Why suffer
when Pain Balm affords such quick re
lief and cost but a trifle? For sale by
Devi Pharmacy and F.,8 Duffy.
. Tik itoucr.v';
Exseativa CoremKUnw of Farmers'
and Business Men's Association
mast at J. I. Wotfandea'a office Bator
day Aprfl tth at 10 a'clork a. m.
. . ' ' ' a LANE,
. - - '- . Pr-t.
0. L HARDISON, ' ,
' ' . 8e. f
Tip
I
A.R.
Far a Weak C'gMtioa.
K .!'-ifx rn t 4 hot
("Swl-Uln' $nnmr snd 4nf Th
Wts will Kalpyoi ta d ft jwr f--i
It h Mt rni;traf fvlukm I' 1
gnim )rc'li rl t l tywitm,
fct tK minit '. t4 r4 iHiitntl
4. If trnul iih s k 1 c ,' ;.
't fl t-, T' !')
T1- '. T l.- . ' ' . i it
; AOirtsnU Rldi'
efta ends la a aad aarkiant To heal
aerioVoUal injuries, aa BorkWa Ar
nica Baha, "A oWp wound la my foot
from aa rtrioVnt" WTitoe Thwidnre
Schoeia, af CorambsM, O., "rsawl me
trsatpaia. Physk-lafts were hl))n.
but HurkWs Amtra fWhre qukrkry
k"W It" Rooth nnJ KhiIs bums
hka awfte. at al) drucgin.
Mrs. Cam is U ChadvWk franUd
a stay ef miemiiow by the I'niied
3Ut ' Imjit Court of Apfntk k ( ir.
rinnati, the dWlto lir,g firir-H
hy rri!ir.f Jixiire Itrtm.
CHAVfiirnuisg mroinirMrnY
THEM TA N I) V n T P iX LA H
"Mo4hta h-'T it f f fr.'J f f L.Mirfs,
ri',m4 rt-n Y, r i! I t -r t' i
Edwardsville.
April 5.
Farming is all the go -now. Mr. W.
R. Edwards who has been visiting
friends and relatives at Bay River, re
turned yesterday.
Quite a number of our people attend
ed the Sunday School Convention at
Antioch Sunday.
We are glad to note that Miss Cynda
Daw who has been very sich is improv
ing.
Messrs. Mack Edwards and Thomas
Rowe went to Bay River last Sun
day.
Mr. S. J. Edwards went to Olympia
Monday on business.
Mr. Riley Jones of Galilee was in our
vicinity Sunday.
Mr. Asa I pock of Truitts passed
through here today, enroute for New
Bern.
Miss Flossie Lee of Bridgetown
in our midst' Sunday.
Mrs.-Julia Jones who has been
sick is improving.
A
There is much alarm in Russia over
indications showing that a grave crisis
impends, and that the revolutionary
forces are preparing to foment disorder.
Cheated Death. .
Kidney trouble often ends fatally;
but by choosing the right medicine, E.J
H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, la., cheated
death. He says: "Two years ago I
had Kidney Trouble, which caused me
great pain, suffering and anxiety, but I
took Electric Bitters, which effected a
complete cure. I have also found them
of great benefit in general debility and
nerve trouble, and keeps them constant
ly oq hand, since, aa I. find they have
no" equal." All d uggist,' guarantees
them at 50c '
Da Witt Smith,'- president ef. the
Chesapeake Western Company, was
charged in New York with grand lar
ceny. . . - '
Frightful Suffering Relieved.'
f Suffering frightfully from the vlra-
lent poiaona of andigested food, C Q.
Grayson, af Ula, Miaa., took Dr. K big's
New Life Pills, "with the result" he
writes, "that I was cared.?- AU stom
ach and bowel disorder give way te
their took, laxative propertiee. xfie at
all drug stores, guaranteed. '
NicoU Zavolsky, the adopted aoa of
Max la Corker' the Russian neWlst and
reformer, is la America and w(D snake
tour prrechinf socUlUm, . f a
A GUARANTEED CURE fOlt PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrod-
mg riles. ' Iruf tista refund awney if
PAZOOUVTMtNT faila to care any
case, no matter of hew long standing.
m I te 14 days. If year drorgist
hasn't it aond 60c as stamps aad it wil
be fnrwardod pnt paid by Pane M-di
cme it ou units, no. . , ,
very
The rivial forces of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society are lined up
for the fight at the meeting of directors
called for today.
Last Hope Vanisned.
When leading physicians said that
W. M. Smithart, of Pekin, la., had in
curable consumption, his last hope va
nished: but Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
kept him out of his grave. He says
"This great specific completely cured
me, and saved my life. Since then, I
have used it for over 10 years, and eon
skier it a marvelous throat and lung
cure." Strictly scientific cure for
Coughs, Sore Throats or Colds; sure
preventive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed
60c and $1.00 bottles at all drug stores.
Trial bottle free.
Resolutions of RetpecL
Ocracoka, N. C, April -Irdl 906.
WHEREAS. In the OTlh of brother
E. L. Keeler, on March 20th 1906, at
Portamouth, N. C, the Ocracoks Lodge
No, 1SH I. O. O. FM hare lost a good.
consistent loyal member, the people of
Portsmouth a meat kind and sympa
thetic aetgbbor and the family a kind
father and .husband, "Therefore be
RESOLVED Thai each member of
the Ledge wear the asoat badge of
mourning for thirty ds, and a copy of
these resolutions beeeat to the family of
the aeeeased brother, a copy spread oa
the minutes of tha Lodge, mnd a copy
sent to the New Ben Journal fur pub
lication. - . ' .' - , --
" M. UHLAND. " .'
J. W. GASKILL, '.
" A, J. siMrsoN, ;
''- t ' Committee.
Splendid Display by New Bern Milt-
. tary Academy Cade's. . ."
The cadets, of New Bern Military
Academy appeared Thursday afternoon
on parade, making:, a splendid -appearance.
"Y;; n.
. It was quite a surprise to many to
know that notwithstanding the finan
cier depression ef the country, that the
college could bring'" out' such a large
representation., s The drill showed that
the cadets had been on 'er the training
of a millitary expert ; Cadet Captain
D. F. Hardison was in (immediate corn,
marid of the cadet battalion. He is a
handsome young officer and would do
credit to any institution... Lieutenants.
H. B. Wadsworth. J, L Smith, and Ci
C. Hardison deserve special mention aa
efficient cadet officers. - Between forty!
and fifty cadets were hv-hne all cladj
n the - West Point full dress uniform.!
. The precisicn of atop, the soldierly
bearing and the tniformlty of move-!
mentstoldof the ' successful training;
they have received under Major Moss
who has figured conspicuously in some
of the leading 'military institutions of
tie country, and has seen service on
Caban soiL '
At the close of the parade, the cadets
were dismissed in front of Bradham's
Pharmacy where they were treated to
a drink of Pepsi-Cola. . The boys were
then given leave of absence till six-
o'clock, mu;h to their pleasure,
The authorities of the college ate
deeply enjoyed in making preparation
for commencement which will begin
with the commencement sermon on the
morning of the 14th. of May and close
on Wednesday evening 17th, This
promises to be an occasion of great
interest to the community. A large at
tendance is expected, The past recoid
of the institution is of the highest char
acter,
Country Store Donations.
Phoenix Flour Mills, Evansville, Ind,
one barrel Pansy Flour through T, F.
McCarthy & Son,
Chelf Chemical Co. Richmond, two
dos Celery Caffein.
Roberts & Hurst, one case Ashland
hams.
D. L. Roberts, one case fancy to
matoes.
J2A11 merchants who have not had
something donated through, them and
care to donate to this cause can send
same to Kafer's Bakery today with
card i nd ame will be duly acknowledg
ed tn ng I the Journal tomorrow in the
full list of merchants who have do-
nated-
; Bam. Lavtm?m
f .' Blnctar,
s r
Neglect Yourseilv
I OMAH'S JWMPaT&Y.
Is Proverbial. New
Bern Women No Ex
ception.
How much we owe to the sympathetic
side of womankind. When others suf
fer they cheerfully lend a helping hand.
They tell yoa the means which brought
relief to them that you may profit by
their experience. Read the testimony
given here by a New Bern woman.
MrsJJ. Vincent, widow living at 103
Craven street says: "Doan's Kidney
Pills have been very beneficial to me
They certainly relieved me of very dis
agreeable pains hi my back from which
I Buffered for a long time. I obtained
them at Bradham's Pharmacy and I
mast say they proved to be a good
remedy tn my ease."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 eta.
a box. Foeter-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y. sole agents for the U. &
. Remember the name, Doan's and
take bo other.
Many native and a number of Euro
peans .wereallled. daring the eartk-
quake shocks ia India.
President Roosevelt reached Gahres
ton, Texas, oa his southern tour, having
stopped at a nam dot of places and dt-
livered short addresses.
The Congrgtlofl eilnira.ln lhir
protmt rinl ecrvptanre of the Rorli
fsllcr gift of f loo.rxo for mlwortt, are ! Fr
severe on the Fun.tml Oil mf nste.
k ep ynof bowls mrutsr ht t tw
; of CWrKorliiiti's f'l'nvh snd IJtt
' Ctatt of Mr. Smith. ' . !J
DW-d at hit home aear Bwamhoro, N.
C. March eth lirfi, J. W. Smith as his
7"tk year. , lie Varas to mourn hi de
parture lhr daogbtOTt, BAatiy graM
rhiUrv. rUtiv and friends. He
din) In the rhrWiiaa faith; end fee 17
year w S rnntitit twnlwr ef the
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and tictf r
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frtirrs ith trt fortiftxt and
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NEW rr.RM, N. C, APRIL IMa.
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rd hr a iilmriwl tha fblknrbisT St
mr.K r'e to Nn T-vre. H. C and
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Loomua, Kt, April U, MS.
I hsT been weak aaS rJeklj (or ta poat fear, poors, -
uj imgvwni; moo wwomo onnrauia (AO
of beolth, but about fro mortfaa see mt cooainoa
ih man nacuoao an mm
my hood. I ipent weory, po'oad
aooior hmo mm
Ion
hooomo very serious.
a constant dull pslo
1 bod snon backoolM and totretvd
Bit medicine did not, howtmr, gtv mo oven temporary
relief ond u I bad been told of the enroll re qaouUoo at
a constant ami paio in my Bend. I spent
days, and miserable, restless nifhU. Tno
that I mutt bare patience.
Wine of Cardui I decided to try it.
. iuuuu ...Mb it reiievea DO OI
pain, as my sonaral
BKEfBOVEH
BCSICIL soasTi.
health improved my other troubles wore graduall ei
uuuiku auu i ic r uvo
Weeks' nse of the Wine
of Cardui I was once
more a well and happy
Wine of Cardui regulates the menstrual Bow, banishes headaches,
backaches and bearing-down pains. v Severe headaches,- bearing-dowa
pains, indigestion, loss of appetite and nervousness are symptoms of
female weakness and should be given prompt attention. U,yon are
troubled with menstrual irregularities do not let them ran oa. They
will certainly grow into dangerous and chronio troubles. Get a bottle
of Wine of Cardui and begin treatment at once.
All druggists sell 91.00 bottles of Wine of Cardui.
CHARLES F. CAMPBELL.
Do You Know Good
Healthy Sleep?
Iicaltliy sleep wheu
time you can't
...iv then it is time
- - j well and won't
i. -i. : they demand
a aldiic until they
rr been formulated
A healthy person sleeps a
tired.
wnen vou nnn mat ii.'!! tne
sleep in the same old In
to take care of your m m v
Tired nerves won't let u
let you feel well. Tlii . .n
attention anil they won t in
get it. No prescription ha
that produced Mich woinlerinl and rapid results
in building up tired neives a fame's Celery Com
pound. Sleeplessness is simply one of the many warn
ings that tired, sick nerve-, give I ced them with
Pline's Celery ComjHimid and vou will build them
back to their real strength and find again that
good, healthy sleep, winch should come as
natural to-day as it did m childhood
Vou can take Paine's ( elcrv ( omiound once
a day, or once a month, fir four times a day, ac
cording to your need , and w hen the medicine has
done its work and your system is again run
ning in the complete harmony of true health, you
can cease taking the medicine, and vou will not
miss it. The reason is that Paine's Celery Com
pound is a real fcxxl for the nerve. It feeds and
ftrengthrflj the entire nerve fabric.
The force s"nt out In healthv nerves is. na
ture' stimulus, to keep all the organs of the body
working well.
It it bv restorirur
Nerve Force that
works all its wnndci
Health, vigor, deten
all that makes life woi
healthy supply of nerve
Paine's Celery Comrx
Porta, it revivrs the old .
It not only does this, but
nerra that control all the
caret the real cautef heada
matiam, malaria, and the m
from a run down condition n
Two dari trratrnen' ith
pound will prove its m' 'Ion
It braces yoa up )pq ah
feet almost Instantly
.A case trl extra.. nrvoti)c
grind healthy sleep : told by Ch
and making new
elcry Compound
in rage in fact,
''- pcndi upon a
new Nerve
makn new.
;thrning the
he hodv, it
Mgia, rheu--s
coming
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eloui tU
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"I would uwtf) at aty awn eheeew. I
aseed ee rree evtreiee nerve4ereee.
- Ivoev eprtM mr eeadlttea wee
ehoe ttte anevteoa foe's I wee eeeJetety
fheee evt trn too of aleee, and a aee
vw wreeh. ewsUilrt ho) te ee sleee ef
I rowte swrely aeve tone orary. '
- A raswihs ef mtf fewi My hod tskea yeoa
aHMMee Cenr Ceesseond, end fwet far twost
I toosi a Voo of ft one esy. The eValle ef
, eoy ewe wore weld take tee wwsh ejme ea
reiwSa, M N Ii swWkiofil H I aeweteee
eot tfoee fceHt tvett IneeesL -
4 em boner ahveiealty and feoMslty m
Mo mmni thst I keve beea etnee W
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Csmesoil, rl WsshlRio4 ti
Maraa U, 10."
nr yrtrt Tsine'i Celery CotnpTitnfl Mat
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