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IVew Eern, N. ., Friday Moriting,'. Slay 5, 1905.;
Tol. XXIII.-Xo. 28.
Twenty-Fourth Tear
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J8MmtcheU&C6
- Invites special attention to their superior assortment of, mer
chandise adapted to the wants 8 everyfamily. . A call or eorrespon-,
dence welcomed. ' - i'-.v
Our Stock of Wash Fabrics;
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Commands attention, comprising a variety of interesting fea
tures. It contains absolutely nothing carried over from last season,
but is fresh and clean embracing a complete Range of leading popular
brands in all the latest novelties to be had. They convey everything
that is to be found in a first class and up-to-date Dry Goods Store.
CHILDREN'S, MISSES AND. LADIES SHOES A SPECIAL
TY. The new Spring Oxford and Gibson Ties are here in Kid, Pat,
Tans and White Canvas.
Matting, Rugs, Floor Oil Cloth, Window Shades, Lace Curtains
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Couch Covers and Bed Spreads.
J. M. Mitchell & Co., i
PHONE 288.
42 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
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Another lot ot those Nice N.
C. Hams.
FEESM LOT WBX
Fine Sweet Mixed Pickles in bottles
and in bulk. Alo Heinz Cukes in Vine
gar, loose and in barrel.
All Goods Fresh and
Agency for ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
Carefully Selected.
We solicit consignments of all kinds of Country Produce and
Guarantee Prompt attention and Quick Returns and will promise the
Highest Prices that can bo obtained.
ATLANTIC HOTEL TO OPEN. "
IfMUioue iea ra nuiiine rarnvn. . mmsiij.
: Sleeping Can For Summer Months
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Horehead City. N. C, May 4th-rThe
Atlantic Hotel at this place, owned by
the Atlantic ANorth Carolina Railroad
has been leased for the coming; season
to C. Gresham & Son., Charlotte. N. C;
and will be under the ! management - of
Mr. Willis P, Collins, who has success
fully managed resort hotels in Western
North Carolina and some of the Western
States. The Greshams are well known
all over North Carolina and the South
as managers of famous eating houses
at important points on the Southern,
Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air
Line railways. In preparation for the
summer business a lanre amount of
money has been expended in partially
refurnishing many of the rooms of the
hotel and refitting the dinng room and
kitchen. It is therefore a safe predic
tion that the hotel will this summer be
kept in splendid style and its table will
be unsurpassed. The hotel will be
opened in part on May 15th, receiving
such guests as may care to come, here
at that time, and will be formally open
ed on June 1st, as usual. Already a
large number of guests have been book
ed for the summer, there being a great
er number of applications than has ever
before been known so early." In order
to accommodate the large numler of
visitors to this popular seaside resort
the Atlantic & North Carolina Railroad
has announced that in addition to its
usual train service, it will run special
trains every Sunday. These special
trains will not only afford fcheap rates
to this point, but will make it possible
for excursion visitors to spend a longer
time at the seashore than heretofore.
Perhaps the greatest improvement.
however, and one that has been long
wished for by the people along the lin
and the traveling public generally is the
announcement that through sleeping
cars will be regularly operated during
the summer in connection with th
Southern Railway to and from More-
head.
NO VERDICT PATTERSON CASE,
MMrlal ud lury Discharged. " Jury Cannot
vjkgnV.: Third Attempt a Ftilur to. '
,' Settle the Cist."
New York, May 4. At 150 o'clock
the morning the jury in the . case of
Nan Patterson, triedjfor the third time
on the charge Of murdering Caesar
Ydung, wascalled in the into the court
room by Recorder Goff. When the 12
men were in their places and the court
officials had all arrived, the recorder
asked why the defendant had not been
brought into court. A deputy' sheriff
replied that she had been feeling ill and
had retired, but was then being dressed
Alter a wait of 12 minutes, Miss
Patterson appeared looking pale and in
a highly nervous state.
' "Gentlemen, have you been able to
reach an agreement?" asked the re
corder of the jury.
"No, sir," replied the foreman.
"Is there any question of law or evi
dence in which I can instruct you? Is
therejuly Way in which the court can
help you?" '
The foreman looked for an instant at
his fellowmen, then turning to the re
corder, said: "No, sir, I don't believe
you can help us."
Then you will retire to reconsider
the matter."
The jury filed out and the court room
was cleared. Recorder Golf remained
in his chamber r&tdy to recieve a ver
dict if rendered or to further in.'truct
the iurv. Upon being assured th: t
there was no chance of an agreement,
he discharged the jury.
IN FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES.
CAPT; GRAHAM'S
GRATITUDE
Suffered from Sores, on Face and
Back Doctors Took His Money
. But Did No Good Skin Now
Looks Clear as a Baby's.
ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Give
us a
Trial,
L H Ervin,
to hl. mi I and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
Captain W. S. Graham, 1321 Eoff
St., Wheeling, W.Va., writing June 14,
'04, says : " 1 am so grateful I want to
thank God that a friend recommended
Cuticura Soap aud Ointment to me. I
suffered for a long time with sores on
my face and back. Some doctors said
I had blood poison, and others that I
had barbers' itch- None of them did
me any good , but they all took my
money. My friends tell me my skin
now looks as clear as a baby's, and I
tell them all that Cuticura Soap aud
Ointment did it."
STILL ANOTHER CURE
Neck Covered With Sores, Hair
Fell Out, Wild With Itching
Mr. H. J. Spalding of 104 W. 104'h
St., New York City, say9: " For two
years my neck was covered with sore9,
the disease spreading to my hair,
which fell out, leaving au unsightly
bald spot, and the soreness, inflam
mation, anil merciless itching made
nic wild. After a few applications of
Cuticura the toruieut subsided, the
sores disappeared, and my hair grew
thick aud healthy as ever."
Fairbanks Cottolene in 2 and
4 lb. tins at 10c lb.
Absolutely pure Fruit Jelly in glass
es (assorted) just received.
Harvey's Small Haras and Breakfast !
Strip.. Fresh Cakes and trackers. !
Don't you need a good Broom and i
Door Mat P !
Complete assortment of fresh Canned
Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Fox River
Butter received every week.
Fresh Oatflakes, Rice and Grits Fan
cy Syrup and Fortorica Molasses 10c qt.
i J. L. McDaniel
WUoleMale A Ra11 Grocer.
farker Store. Corner Itroml ud Hancock fits.
. The price of a pretty lace s $1.00
three packages of Htlistjr's I.ocVy
Monntain Tea. Brings red lips, bright
I eyea and lovely color. 36 cm a Tea or
Tablet. For aale by P. S. Duffy.
Go Carta, latest styles at low prices.
John B. Ives, 93 Middle St.
Ice Cream Soda at McSorlcy's.
DODOaODODODO aonooaoa DOOODO
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Pictures and Mouldings.
We are making a very handsome die-
play of pictures and also shall be glad
to have you call and see them. We
make frames.
JOHN B. IVES,
93 Middle St.
We have just received a beautiful
assortment ot silks for waist and suits
A 36 inch ponge worth 75 at 48c.
" 32 Inch ponge, better goods.fworth
76c at 48c
A 32 inch ponge, aU silk, worth $1.00
at 72c.
A 36 inch Black Taffetta, worth $1.25
at 08c.
A 36 inch niack Taffetta, worth! 1.00
at 85c.
A 27 inch Black Tafletta 90c at65c.
W also hav 22S yard Bilks In all (rade nvCrxJor to be sold
Um thaa New York rant
l few sal will last for one week only. THESE GOODS MUST
AD women should strive to be besul -
IfuL Beauty rules mankind. Hollia
I tor's Bocky Mountain Tea brings red
I lips, bright eyea and cream-like cunv
I plesion. 8S cenU, Tern or Tablets. For
I sale by T. & Duffy.
I CATARRHAL TROUBLES
VALENT.
Breathe
Itsrtet Hmum Castes Catarrh.
Wriiil, 14 Bs CsreC
Catarrhal troubles are mors common
C. R. Tyson Involved In Debt anil Crmlittrs
Mako Demands.
Mr. C. R. Tyson, a young man wl o
recently came to this city from Nasl -ville
N. (J., and bought Mr. L. J. T;ij
o:'s stock a few months 'ajro i.s in hit -
ing presumably in the city appanntly
anxious to avoid sundry bills which the
wholesale grocers have nguinxt him.
Tuesday nipht he closed an agrei -
ment to sell his Htock to J. O. Land
and J. H. Weddell, the latter having
only a nominal interest. After the
bargain was made the purchaser began
to take an inventory.
Wednesday morning it lxtaine known
of this transaction several wholesale
irrocery dealers who had account:
against him and begun to investiat'
where they were going to get their
money.
It was found that lyon hau been
conducting buainehs in his wife's nami
in order to Bhirk responsibility. Hit
nan e is C. R. Tyson, and his business
had been conducted under the name ol
E." M. Tyson the initials of his wife,
and it was generally supimsed that the
name was genuine.
Under this name he haa not only de
ceived local dealers but wholesale
grocers out of the'eity. The amoun'
of the indebtedness is said to be be
tween I1.2U0 and $1,50(1 The claim
of local dealers being (700.
Mr R A. Nunn has Mils of several o
these creditors and has evidence that
PRE 1 Tyson is guilty of fraud and it is proba
ble that he will have to answer Tot
criminal action as well a civil Several
suits In the civil courts have been filed
against him. He Is reported as having
transacted business in other citios In
the same manner.
AND STILL ANOTHER
" l or over thirty years I suffered
from painful ulcers aud au eruption
from my knees to my feet, and could
rin.l neither doctors nor medicines to
help nic, until 1 took Cuticura which
cured me in six months. ( signed) M.
C. Moss, Gainesville, Tex."
Cutl. lira So, p. Utiin-nt, .urt I'llU .rf ani throughout
th. wuiUl. 1-ultrr Urug U Chetu. Curp., Bortou, Sol.
l'Ti'-
ir s. ud fit " How to Cure Every Uuinou."
REYNOLDS BROS,
SEW SHOE NTOBT
.81 Iiroad Street.
I'arker SSiiiltJiiix.
Special aJos Friday and Saturday.
itejt Style:., Men and 1.. idles shoes.
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Rockers
and
Couches.
Ju t received a large stock of the la
test anil newest styles and designs.
They will Ih; sold at prices lower than
ever iH'fore.
Come quick and get your pick.
for
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J. J. BAXTER.?
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We a re A f tier , you r Trad and wi 1 1
make it to your. Interest to come
to SEE US
HJBBOM SPECIAL-W. pw. Bt QuaUty sin. Taffed wk riUon.15
akir. Yesw ikle I0t jmnL , r w' . ..
WASH OOOp-We .ffyt f ;f UfW Uood.
HimiMHiwrirraHKsrMltMlrl
fM tt atylM aM lew. f prkm (U aiUt tt ,
at this isod than at any other time of
the year," Th suddea (hangs that
Gome during im spring man in ars
produrthr f man case oC catarrh
that without proper trsatraodt win
eon chronic. . . .A
The pi a ntwt, most coovmieat.
and only scientific method for th treat
ment and cur of eaLarrh, It UyocneL
Simply put twenty drop la the MtUa
pocket kahalr that com wlU)varj
outst, and than breath tt' for . ahre
mioritea four bme a day. '
Thi cwmpWU Hjrofnnl outfit Costa but
oo dotUr, and as Ih buValar will but
I Ktim and thor h sufrkint Hyomei
for several wotka' treatment, ft th
Mt cononlral catarrhal remedy
known. Estr bottlas taaj kw procaretj
for ftfty tmu. Ask r. S. Duffy
you the ttmng gOAraate urvWf
wbk tve mIU UytMiM4. .
trnmaJctMibW la r-
OOTUINO-Me.'. Twa fU ttuiu, apscial tlM.
sws3 uneu immis m.m.
M s $1160 FT I
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COLONIZATION AGENT
' WILL LEAVE
Th Hafla swl,rlla Afeat, tetars Ts
ity Mtfttlf MetM. Hk Ml VWL
tTbsldo PeHaturO, th luliaa lawyer
who baa been m th city for several
day eruUavormg to get peopl inter
eetixi m an Italian eukmltatlon scheme.
eave for his homo tn Proridcnce,
Rhode liland.' He trnr kimaelf
ai highly phmsxl with hi rW t and b-4
Uevea that It will meet -with good re
tulU kUhoagh Bpthlng definite be been
done yet. " - - .'-..'-,
II UiUrvWwed many ponom Inrlud'
ing farmer amund New Ben on hi
prrt and be wrnt to CokUlioro and
mad some mveit-l'.iti Uier. II
was kindly referred and bis pina . was
acknowtedged by stl to U on thai
weuM prnre valuahle should it bo put
p it into prvliov M say many farm.
en are anxious to employ lutWa tabor'
era.
It wVhoa te that.k Hen. Cimnvms
and Mr. A. D Ward fur IVir trsluab'e
httf(nt arrd tnlrea Uk r tia-V in the
er. m - aa tUn he npri hi thlt
(tn t nOwm Ho have girn him
fid In Kftr j iMY.rd uiriie hr
ivl 1 rW tf4VTtt MlUifM-
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KASTKR CARDS
- Fine Line of
Easter Cards
Just Ueceiv-el.
Owen Q. Dunn.
trading Printer Rutlnaar.
Car Pel lock ft Crarea Rt.
Spalding's 1905
Base 'Ball Guide
Have Arrived
Also a full tin of Balls
Bats, Mitts, Cloves and
llaaks.
Full line of Lawn Ten
nis Goods, Bicycle and
other Snorting Goods,
Wm T. Hill.
' 'fpotirglCooda'
Prop-
Large Stock of Mattings
At Reduced Prices.
Furniture,' Stoves, Kefri(rerators, Freezers, fin-Carts and House Furnishing
Goods purchased from Disoswuy and Taylor arc oirered at (iREATLY
KEDIH'KI) I'KIt'KS.
New arrival of pictures and frames, 1'icturr Mouldings, etc. Frames
made and fitted.
vJolxn B. Ives
Succeiwor to Diaosway and Taylor,
03 Middle Htreet.
Valuable City
erty For Sale! V
On rriday, Kay Btb 106, at 11 a. m.
I will Mil at nubile sue lion ot Om
rrremUea, th lot on Polloek streotBom
bered , situated pest to L. H. Cut
ler wher Mrs. Mary Heath formerly
Mred, ' ' . - '-
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3. B, STKEET. Auetloooer. V "
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fa ill Sir tm:i lr: fa fii.
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Caf, lira Woa C'.
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
l t larl, njrr.an. Cl.J'.ng, Kir.!
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Annual Capacity 15,0O0.CJ:d.
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WE HAVE JUST KEtJElYED
AN UP-TO DATE LINE :0F
Blue Serges and Worsted
Plaid in Square and Sack
cut modtl. Alw nhbj llnr of Children
Clothing.
HOWARD BROTHERS
Under Hotel Hazelton.
Our Q-xadio-atcc
Don't fail to secure position. Nearly down now hokiina; good plarn in New
Bern. Many other in rmutinna it varvxui other point.
Writ for special offer to twhm.
NtW URN N C
8, i. HOI.IJMJAY, Prraldent, New Bern. N. C
State Mutual Life Assurance Co
v ' f V orcti'entcr JIImclioeiUi.
' O'f aM'tei lft44 YnOU.
AH form ef life and EfvWmenl poliete kuaed.
' . Annual raaK rlHrktxta are nsid atun all oobctea.
Eicry pot try bs ndurd Mnmmm th raab sorrenrW and said-
M to which the tneored la entitled by th Law of Ma srfcysrtta.
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Itoa't hwure nhm yow haf ron-u
yawarajss
ramnhkxa, rate and yvm tar any ac Mnt oa appUeatioo.
HIM.
B.H.HQWB,
DUtrlct Agent
We Otfer Some
Special
values
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