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New Hsra, IS. Thursday Moriiing. April 27, 1905.
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.Twenty-Fourth Year
Vol. XXIII.-ffo. SI.
A SUBSTANTIAL INDUSTRY. :
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" customers he must bind them to his store wtn a chair tnat cannot
- break. The strongest connecting links are. honest dealing and the
-"best value for the I art money ' . - ' , . ,
" We have some tremendous values to offer in. our Dress Goods.
. White Goods, Table Linen, and Ladies Muslin Underwear. , Ask to
see our Mercerized Table Linen, 64 inches wide at 48c 1 -
J. M. Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE 288.
. 42 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office,
e G-roceries. 3
mm Lor op roasted coffees consisting
OF WHITKHOUSK BRAND, A PLAIN ROAST
AND CAVA J A A MOCHA. AND JAVA : ,
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Still Headquarter for North Caro
lina Hams, and a full stock Heavy New
Mes Ham Butts and Fat Back For, and
proviBions of all kinds.
Agency for ROYAL BAKING POWDER. All Goods Fresh and
Carefully Selected. '
We solicit consignments of all kind of Country Produce and
Guarantee Prompt attention and Quick Returns and will promise the
Highest Prices that can be obtained. "
Give us a Trial
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3E3C Erviil,
'Wholesale and Itctall Grocer.
No. 81 Boath Front St.
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Eastef Stilts
We have; the larges
and best selected stock
of Clothing we ever car
ried and can fit you no
matter what your size
or shape may be (We
carry Kuppenhelmer's
Guaranteed Clothing:
There is none" better
made . jind it wlli ,be
our pleasure to show
you our stodk. New
line of Men's Belts.Neg
ligee Shirts and Under
wear. Ia tact anything
you want In the Men's
Furnishing line.
J. J. MSI
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BISHOP WATSON BURIED.
ImprMitvt Strvlcw 0w Iht .Remain
Iht VsMrablt uti B.lovse frt-
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The obsequies of the late Right Rev
erent Bishop A. A.- Watson were con
ducted in the Parish Church of St
James in Wilmington Tuesday in the.
presence of large and distinguished
congregation;;: The Bervices were sim
ple but impressive and were in accord
with theincere, consecratedjlife of the
-The exercise were directed by Bishop
Strange who succeeds to the bishopric
at the deceased. ' P;tiy: 'S'yl
The funeral hymns were rendered by
a full surphced choir, the music,: being
one of the prettiest features of the sol
emn ceremonies. : ,s , ;, . .
The service were by Bishop Ellison
Caper, of South Carolina, and Bishop
Joseph Blount Cheshire, of North,Caro-
Umv; The funeral escort wa composed
of the Rev. R. B. Drane,' of Edenton;
T. M. N. George, of Mew Bern; F. B.
T. Horsfleld, ofj Goldsboro; L. L. Wil
liams, of Elisabeth City; John H. Grif
fith, Jr., of Kinston, and Isaac W.
Hughe, oflFayetteville.
Federal - Court Adjourns.
Contrary to expectation tha business
in the United State. Court was finished
for the term yesterday, all juror being
discharged and the officers returning
to Raleigh. Many of the ease were
continued which were presumed to be
brought for trial but for want of neces
sary evidence and other reason they
were continued until the next term of
court, - -
Following sr. the cam beard and
other item of busineM transacted:
United Bute v HaJford Willi; re
tailing liquor, continued as upon affida
vit. .Bond renewed. .
r United States vsE. S. Sbnmoni; 4
mnding, receiving and retaining r pen
non claims. To pay I1Q0 and, recww
bond within" 20 day for appearane at
next term of court i ' '
UniUd States vs W. R, Harpsr; ruled
for contwnpt for non payment of cost.
Rule continued. , ' '
United State vs Washington Brown;
Judgment prayed. Defendant . to pay
double the amount f tax on 49 gallon
of whiskey, amouatlng to $88, to pay a
fin of 200 and b Imprisoned for three
month.. : ? :..r5 -;v--"
1 bankruptcy, the ease of Assad and
M. Dlk wa argued by eounMl R. A.
Nunn, BL C. Wbltehurst and W. W
Clark, ' Petition and rule dismisMd at
cost of petitioner , . , ; i -
On motion of W.. W." Clark, Ernest
1L Green .was sworn and ' admitted
to practice a attorney la United State
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la the matter of Wnttam Cosby v
Tug Sue, tiv marshal wa ordered to
file an affidavit a to eompenMtion of
caretaker. Affidavit filed. Costa as
Uid by the clerk allowed, v;
Coart adjourned at I .'clock p. m.
EVEN AUSTRALIAN , BALLOT ; NO
ELECTION BARRIER. -
tlroMcs Enters pretssi at Raieifih. Unveil-
li at Bslhsl. ; a' Milk CenmltsJo r.l
; Criminal Grt New trial. - , ,
Raleigh N, C. April 27 It ia . tmder-
staod that good progress is being made
in the preparation for the unveiling of
the monumente on , the Battlefield of
Bethel by North Carouna andlVlrgima
on June 10th Governor Glenn and Gov
ernor Montague will. bethe principa
speakers and all the Other governors, of
the Southern states have been invited
to attend. -"
A a result: of the, second primary
held yesterday. J as. I. Johnson is the
nominee- for : mayor,,, receiving
against 499 for Frank Stronach. . Thos
Badger is police -justice "receiving . 915
against 646 fgr- BeckwitVJno. S. Jones
838 against 646 for Lumsden.
t Frank Stronach has made the state
ment that he will contest the -nomina
tion of Johnson on the ground that the
entire vote in one of . the wards the
first division of the third -iB 'illegal in
that the fridges in connection with the
operation of the new Australian ballot
ing system they held that in cases
where the voter could not read friends
would be allowed to prepare the tickets
for ihem in the presence of the poll
holder. It is not believed that such a
step will be taken by Mr. Stronach - ul
timately. .
An agreement has been reached by
the committee delegated by the board
of Aldermen to regulate the milk sup
ply in Raleigh that there shall be milk
commission established by whom there
shall be inspections made at least once
a month of every dairy selling mill? in
Raleigh and the cows shall be inspected
for tuberculosis and bacteria. It is es
timated that the system will cost the
Tk BladM Hosiery Mill Csseuetsd-Wltk
Bssiftat. Uk
Method Sett Boed -
"ResulU.
city about $500.
As a result of the ruling just made by our city.
the Supreme Court Robert Hayes in
Robeson county is to have another Your family will need a spring tonic,
chance for his life by a new trial for Why not give them Hollisters Rocky
criminal assault on Mary Innmanthe Mountain Tea? Nothing equals it as
The new trial twins' otfthe srround that bracing, life giving remedy. 36 cents
There 1 among New Bern' indus
trial factor, an industrial - institution
which is an exemplification of the obi
maxim to "say nothing but saw wood"
but never the less it is one of the bus
iest place in the city. ? The . Blades
Hosiery Mill doe not blow a very loud
hom in the public ear for itself but it
has created and is sustaining a splen
did reputation in commercial circles. 1 -
Mr. William B. Blades came in pos
session of the New Bern Knitting Mill
in November 1903. The plant was then
ina condition from a mechanical stand
point that operatives worked at a" great
disadvantage; the machines being slow
and hot furnished with, the accurate
and automatic mechanism which gives
the work perfection all of which was' a
handicap to the securing of large bus
mess. The plant has since the occupa
tion by Mr. Blades, been thoroughly
overhauled and supplied with new and
modern machinery, the best that the
market affords. New devices and ma
chines are being received constantly.
There are in the plant three sets of
machines which are used for the man
ufacture of. the goods. They consist of
40 sets of ribbers. 28 automatic knit-
teres, 18 standard knitters and
loopers.
The goods manufactured at this plant
are misses'and boys hosiery exclusively
The capacity is 250 dozen a day and the
demand is large and increasing all the
time, They have orders from all over
the country and are encouraged by the
reports of sales.
' The employes at the plant number
sixty persons; -fifty of whom are wom
en. The mill like all other industrial
concerns of New Bern confirm the ap
pearances of prosperity and increased
business facilities. Substantial institu
tions, such as 'the Blades Hosiery Mi!
will find room and a hearty welcome in
Fairbanks Cdttolene in 2 and
4 lb. tins at 10c lb.
the court below erred in stopping
cross examination of the prosecutr x re
garding a letter she -had written the
prisoner the day after th alleged assault
tea or tablets. F. S. Duffy.
If you want the family to be healthy
strong and active, give them Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea this month
Make rich, red blood, bone and muscle
85 cents, tea or tablet. F. S. Duffy.
New Saw Mill Industry.
Special to Journal
Raleigh,. Apri) 20. Among charter
granted today were Neose Lumber .Com
pany, capital stock $20,000, Incorpor
ators, W. B. Blade, C 0. Blados and
A. F. Bunting. Hyde County Tele
phone Company, Washington, capital
stock $20,000, H. Busman, Manager,
Little, Sawyer A Co;, of Elisabeth City
eapltal stock $2.000. . J. B. Flora, W
C- Glover and others, Insurance and
Ramlltoti'vv.-''"':i
Death of Mr. Elizabeth Guthrie.
Mrs. Elizabeth ' Guthrie, died at her
home In Cedar Point Sunday April 23,
aged 70 year, r ive children survive
to cherish her memory. She was
good mother, a kind friend and faithful
Christian. . She had been a member
the Methodist Church, South, a long
time and her many deeds of kindness
and labor for her church will be lotu
remembered by those who knew her.
W, U T.
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?e Ann oFFFHiKo this week.
fb WbiU Uwa. wovta Ul yard, tfcl M 7r, : '
LACK.'
J Ml Rrd a Wrg anrtint of lt, prW from 2 to 4At pr yard.
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LadM WhU Canvas IDipr wnrth fLSn, prw one a pair.
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Jaw Krir4 I.Ors) yard of rrr.l, worth Ve. our prlre unly ItMii
Uffct wan. , '
W nr. tttamkng bi. mrFTT in (Vthlnf. la
bwk4 MtU, m.l vl fM7 and "ld WJiLnta, uur J.i .
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Him Llllle Rmun of the State Nonnal
i. la the t Ity the gtmt of arvl.,Mr.
B.O. Credit . , , ,V
Mr. W. E. rattaraoa woat U New
Tork yetartWy, , ,
Mr, J. F. lUnff vml to BoMifort
ywlenUy. "
Dr. xl Mr J. K Prrw of OntW
boro r i.u of Mr, and Mr. L. M.
V,r, arg n. Rr4rta MrH frn
Wilrt.tr g'j yo!Ti!ijr.
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' Letter b J. . Baxter.
' Dear SlrsfiuppoM yon sold a suit of
clothe; and the man earn back to six
month and (bowed It not half i
oat, bat rusty, and hanged awry, - Yo
would toll him h oughtn't to buy each
clothe; but lot of good men i
buy any other; doat know an bettor;
but Umm are th. sort for hlm;yoahow
him a bang-up suit and allow him
trifl for that mUrUkeU was a mistake
for yon and him too. ' Next 'year b
kaow where to go, and bis friend
know too. ; v. '.."j ' v
Dvo 1 Ihii hurt Milt In pnL Tbor.
are hama by the cor; Devoe i th
tru. The aham r expenarvej Devo.
i the chMn. The ahton sr. aUurd,
Dvolound. ' .
' , Your truly,
' F. W. DEVOBAnX
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Absolutely pure Fruit Jelly in glass
es (assorted) just received.
Harvey's Small Hams and Ureas fast
Strips. Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
Don't you need a good Broom and
Door Mat P
. Complete assortment of fresh Canned
Fruits and Vegetables. Fresh Fox River
Butter received every week.
mresn uamases, nice and Grits. Fan
cy Syrup and Portorica Molasses 10c qt. S
J.L. McDanielf
Wholesale A Retail Grocer.
Tarker Store. Coiner liioad i:nd Hancock 8tB. S
Refrigerators, Freezers,
Have You bought one ?
See me beTcre you buy.
I have the Cold Wnve and Lnhcl ltcfrif,"-rators. IV -i less, h-clanj Won
der and White Mouutain Ice Cn-ara Krcezi rs at vcrv Low Prices
Considering Excellent quality of Goods.
J. s.
Weart Like Iron.
In estimating to paint my residence,
five year ago, my painter toU me h.
would need 27 gallons of Lead and Oil
Paint to do th work-I used Davis 100
per cent Pur Paint and finished th.
work with 15 gallon.; a saving of 12
Z alloc. Th paint today on my prop
erty b tfll in perfect condition.
O. T. Dviiton,
Qoecnatowa, Ml, April 4th., 1904.
Do jroc suffer with indigestion, con-
upauon, I eel mean ana era, no
strength or appetitof Holli tor's
Rocky Mountain Tea willmakeyoa well
and kp year wu. 85 eats, to
tabUta. f.g. Duffy.
The Large and Select Stock
of Furniture, Mattings, Stoves, Refrijrorators, KriM-zcrs and House Furnishing
Goods purchased from The Disosway Taylor Co., arc offered to the public
at low prices. Largest and finest colli-rtion of Pictures in the City.
Just received nice line picture Mouldings.
Frames made any s zo.
Jolin 3B. Ives
Successor to Disosway and Taylor
83 Middle Street.
Our Up-to-Date
-' Kotlce Kelghte el Moner.
- Having been appointed Financial R
portar of thU hdgt, membor are r
quwud U nrnk. tholr psrMrita to the
undersigned or to 8. K. Eaton, '
NEW
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1'arkrr nnlldins.
LatMt Stylos, Mo nd LadiM She,
Oxford and Sllppw.- rit any foot
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Crescent Tobacco
Company.
HEW FIRM
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With complet. line of
MEN'S, YOUTH'S AND
CHILDBEDS CLOTHING
and Pashkmable Gent's Furnishings. EvcrythinK in ltont ly
CLOTHING A SPECIALTY. Everybody con e to ,
HOWARD BROTHERS
Under Hotel Hazelton.
BOY'S
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BOOK-KEEPING, 8II0R fHAND, BANKINC. itr now and IVvpar. for a
FALL POSITION. Daring April only. BPFXIAI. DI.HCOUT OF 25 PER
CENT TO PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. Writ. t mro tat parlknlars,
. ,- , J. HOLLADAY. Prmkiont. New Bern, N. C.
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
f WorcIielcr Alaiaiuiclinifietfa.
- . Org enK i44 " 6i Yar OM.
All forma of lif. and Enduoiapnt polw-le suued.
Annual oWidowk sr. paid dm .11 pohCMa.
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