Yolv XX III.Io. 3
Xfienfy-Fiur;h "Wear
New Eern, Ti, C, .Tuesday Morning, May t), 19 O 5.
V ; They ate Only
You Can Find all the
Thing? at
. They have received new Neckwear
and Kelts 6,C 00 white Duck Kelts with
nickel or gilt Bucket and they are only;
10c.
J. 1YL Mitchell & Co.,
PHONO 288. '
41 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office. '
Another lot ot those Nice N.
C. Hams.
FHE33I LOT WOK
Fine Sweet Mixed Pickles in bottles
and in bulk. Alo Helnz-Cukes in Vine
gar, loose and in barrel.
Agency for ROYAL BAKING POWDER. All Goods Fresh and
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 be obtained.
Give tfs a Tfial
AIZMTZnCFIIZALTII
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tt'JUL
II V rS
LOST GIRLS fOUXD.
Twin Sisters Disappear From Home
, and Cause Anxiety. '
BlUff. GIRL'S-
HUMOR
Abs6lutehrPure
HAS KQ SUBSTITUTE
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY,
(New Military Companies (o- Be Orgsnliea.
Wake County Tax Accounted For,
: v Serlont Accident to Promt
. ' nent ' Farmer.
Raleigh, Hay 8.-Three days ago in
Marks Creek township, six miles from
Raleigh twin sisters, Ida and Pearl Ray
disappeared front their home and no
trace of them was discovered until last
night, when they were found at Apex,
two miles hence. "They are four years
old. and were found in a barn, where
they had been two days, food being
carried "to them by two twin brothers,
Ralph and James Moore, who are about
the same age. The two girls, it seems
were punished at home for some trivial
misconduct and started out, they say to
drown - themselves in a pond about a
half mile from the home of their par
They met the twin brothers and
Would Scab Over, Break Open, and
Be Raw r-Intense Suffering for
Two Years-Doctors amTMedl
eines Failed to Help Her.
JL DHL Ervin,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
Wednesday, May 10th, Set Apart Throughout
the Stats to Do Fallen Heroei
. . Honor.
Wednesday is the day sacred to the I enta.
memories of the Confederate Soldiers, told -them they were on their way to
We not only decorate the . graves of 1 drown themselves, and the boys began
fallen heroes, but we enshrine their to dissuade them with the result that
memories in our hearts and recall their they induced them to run away instead
ery and loyalty in song and story, It developes that a number of the chil-
Last but not least we place flowers on dren in the neighborhood knew where
the graves to traow, if but feebly, our J the twins were, but kept their secret
love and gratitude for their sacrifice. ' faithfully to save them from further
In view of the solemnity of the occa- punishment they feared they would re
sion, the merchants are asked to close I ceive at home.
their places of business during the Blanks have been forwarded from
exercises at Cedar Grove Cemetery at the office of the Adjutant General of
4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Citi- the North Carolina National Guard here
zenB are requested to refrain from to Louisburg and High Point for the
decorating private graves. It is the purpose of organizing military corn
one day set apart for the observance of panies there for admission into the
this memorial and to that alone should National Guard. The Louisburg com-
the offerings of flowers be made. pany is to come into the Third Regi-
Folkfylng is the program: mnt.
UNI or march. Sheriff Page of Wake county has just
L Knights of Pythias Band - settled for all County and State taxes
' 2 Chief Marshal Mr. Mutt Manly. with the county coirmisaioners and
8. Confederate Veterans, Soldiers ar.d makes the remarkable record of .having
Sailors. collected 98 15.16 per cent of all the
4. Sons of Confederate Veterans. taxes State and County. It is not be
ll. Chaplain, Rev. N. S. Jones.- lieved that such a close collection has
ODODOaODODO DOBOOOOD DOQODO
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Ladies
Neckweaiv
We have just received the prettiest
lot of Ladies Neckwear we have ever
shown, Turn over Collars In all the new
est designs at 10c to 60c, Match Nets 50o
to $2.00, beautiful line of linen .match';
sets. ' ; .",,;T--iJ
: " Also new lot of Queen Quality Ox
iorT. .'. ' ;"
; - . Panama Hats, Negligee 8hlrts, TJnV
dsrwear, 8uspenders, Kelts, etc for men
i J. J. BAXTERS
CCC3CC53CCCOOnCCS3CCCSCCC3
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
, . riaaU at CJarka, If jroaa i BUlnj, Klnstor. end lU-Troraoti villa. ,
;' .,' Annual Capacity 16,000.000. -
Rsvtof msUUsd Modern Dry Kilns w. art mm tr-t-ar4 U furnish th Bt
, - Bulldinc Hriek ffvef WTr4 n thi. market ,
: TBICEH QUIEANTEED. : o
TVC HAVE AlTVAYaraiED
f I
8h. Y (t far aaony lh
ll-r's
ritl our
I '"I l't rT"i-w4 !
Speaker Gen. Wm R. Cox.
6. Naval Reserves.
7. New Bern Firemen.
8. Daughters of the Confederacy.
ever been made by a sheriff in the
State before. The entire amount
charged against the sheriff was $177,
498.43 and the amount turned over as
9. Jane Hughes Chapter, Children of collected by the sheriff was $172,827.02.
the Confederacy.
10. State and City Officials.
11. Graded School Children.
12. Citizens.
PROORAM AT COURT HOUSE.
1: Music by h. choir -"A Song of
Heaven" and "What did the PrivaUs
do?" "Homeland.
2. Prayer by the Chaplain Rev. N.
S. Jones.
8. Recitation, by Miss Mary Meadows
Mitchell
4. Musk by the choir--"In the Hour
f Trial.
8. Addrw. by Gen. Wm, R. Cox.
Premutation of Crosses of Honor by
Mrs Mary McK Nash.
7.' Musk by the choir "The Better
Land."
8. Th procMsion will form Imme-
diaUly after the .xwciawi and more
to (Mar Gror. Csroetery, worn, upon
arrival. It will halt and opea ranks, a!
lowing Utt DaughUr of Confederacy
to paaa first to ConfWit. Mono
llMMll. (
'. Decorations of all graves of Corv
, fKieraU Boldiers,' during which will
b una; "Guard around th.Toob.r".
la BMdktlc by Brv. N. 8. Joom.
h 1L Th. Daoblers of th ConfcUr-
. wiD repair to th grave of their
lanMntod mMibtr, Mrs. John Duna
and ling Toac Perfect Pnacc" J
12. AU DeujchUm and Verane ar.
; mqw.Ud to wear IhMr sr.
'.r - MATT MANLT.
:-' Cfckf Marshal
UTUCAL, raoOBAH AT COCBT BOX SB.
"My' faith Looks 'm to TW'
Dll, MrtrHkSrrtwWr,-''Har..
rocks furwral March."
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF 75 CENTS
Writing under date of Aug. 15, 1904,
Mrs. L. C. Walker, of s Tremont St.,
Woodfords, Me., say a: " My sister
bad a terrible humor on her shoulder
when she was eighteen months old,
causing Intensesufiering for twoyears.
We had several doctors, and tried
everything,' but in spite of all wo
did it kept spreading. One day it
would scab over and then crack open
end a watery matter ooze from it and
the scabs would all fall off . It would
be raw for a time, then scab over
again. Some one recommended Cuti
enra, and we immediately procured
a box of Cuticnra Ointment, and a cake
of Cuticura Soap. She was much bet
ter after the first bath with warm water
and soap, and an application of the
Ointment Before it was half gone we
saw a marked change for the better,
and she was entirely cured, without a
car being left, by the one box of Oint
ment and one cake of Soap. Her skin
is now entirely clear, and she has
not hod a sign of trouble since."
I Fairbanks Cottolene in 2 and I
1 4 lb. tins at 10c lb. 1
I
Absolutely pure Fruit Jelly in glass- g
es (assorted) iust received. 5
Harvey's Small Hams and Breakfast
Strips. Fresh Cakes and t rackers.
Don't you need a good Broom and
Door Mat?
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.
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale
farker Store.
A Retail Grocer. Z
C ollar Croud and Tlaiicotk Sts.
,100,000 MOTHERS
Dally Tell Other Mothers
That Cuticura Soap is the best baby
soap In the world for cleansing and
purifying the skin, and that Cuticura
Ointment is of priceless value for
soothui
lni, ani
ings, and
and healing itching, tortur-
ditfiguring eruptions, ltcn
chafings. A single appli-
cation of Cuticura Ointment, preceded
Sr a warm bath with Cnticnra Soap,
es instant relief, and refreshing
sleep for skin-tortured babies, and
rest for tired, fretted mothers.
Cortmrt Bmii, QJahwtt. ue Pill. tr. M tbraufbort
S.rM- PottDrii,'b.Cn.,BMei,Soi.rnw
IT nwl for - Bow w Cmi. By lloinof..
CORNER STONE CEREMONY.
The allowance for insolvants and delin
quenta wss $4,671.47.
Amos Thomas, a well known fanner
who lives near Raleigh lies in a critical
condition at Rex Hospital suffering from
n juries received in a runaway here
yesterday. He was driving n Edenton
street when his horse became frighten
ed, he was thrown from the vehicle,
entangled In the lines and dragged
more than a squar. The most serious
injury, was a concussion on the right
side of the head which it is feared will
prove fatal
Nw York Cotton Markat
The following war tfea opening and
closing prices on the New York Cotton
Exchange May 8.
Open
May 760
July 750
October 768
Receipt. JR.618;
Close
770
767
784
I haueall size in Peerless, Iceland and
Wonder from 2 quart to 8 ijuart, 1 over bought
and will sell chap.
Big stock Water CooUts on hand. Re
member the Peerless Iceland is the best.
liprMive SerWees Hel4 st The New Mtthe
41st Ckarck Yeeteria.
The ceremony in connection with the
corner stone of the new Methodist
church were held last evening at half
past four and a very pretty and appro
priate service was observed. It is gen
erally held that the laying of the comer
stone is the first ceremony in connec
tion with the building of a church or any
public structure; the weather and other
conditions interfered at the proper time
of laying the comer stone last year
and it was to hold the services after the
church was finished.
The first of the services were conduct
ed inside the building and consisted of
song by choir, prayer by Rev. E, H.
Davis, presiding elder of the district,
song by choir, scripture reading by Rev
G. T. Adams, song by choir.
The congregation then adjourned to
the front of the building where the fol
lowing article, war. placed in th. box :
Bible donatod by G. N. Ermett
Book of Diaciplin published in 1864,
glvan by Mlas MamU Hay.
Coin, dated 184&, by Prof Craven.
Namos of vrJ child ran members
of a Sunday School class.
Nanus of former pastors.
' Report ot 18th Annua mMtlns; of
Large Stock of Mattings
At Reduced Prices.
;mi
Mil
Furniture,' Stoves, RefriKcrators, Freezers, tic. f 'arl i
Goods purchased from Disosway and ThvIoi :,ri' . . ! f
KKDUCKI) I'ltU KS.
New arrival of pictures and fraiiivs, IV tun- MuitMini,
made and fitted.
Ilnuso Furniahinp;
it GREATLY
etc. Frarnea
Succciwor to DiKsiiv nrnl la) lor,
93 Middle Street.
Tbtt Buutlful Gku.
come froru the ramUh hi Drvoe's Var
nisb Floor Paint; costs firs cents mora
a quart though. , Sold by E. W. Small; Woomo's Home MWstatry foekty.
- ,. I Report of ISUi Annual Mating of
tYoenma Tonign Mbskswy Society.
Card of Mrs. J, H. BrltUngham and
flint Your Baggy Fir 75c ,
tofLOOwlth tWroe's Oios. CarrUf. othwa.
Paint, It weigh. I to I ots, rooretot Nsavn. of dUsvna.
th. plat thaaj other, woar. fog and
give, a glome equal to Mw work. Bold
WyE. W. cWUwood pd Th. J. &
WhrUyCo. ' . ' - , '
do Carta, latMt stvW at low prise..
Juha B. Ivsa, 91 MkkiU EU
Ic Crwni Rods at McftorWy's,
New AIisodig : Theatre 1
ISDKnay8tli
TiiE IMrt LAk rAVOHITK
Davh-Drlscol Co..
. II. AY AT I( ! ll.AK I RK I 1
'AU woam shooW strivo to be U uti
fnl Hmulf rur mankind. Uollkt
tor'i Rorky MounUln t bring red
lips, bright ym and creaavlik. cons
pWxiud. - 3Set, T.orTabletw for
sal. by r. 0. Duffy. ('
t2. A. HI! O b fa.
fin d bzz:t L-!i L
W " mU a i'r ( t5
' ;...rt r4 rn't f
'f Wtt' r v it f., ,', ,
ill'ili
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I. Ill' ihi',
If
Nsoms of chlldm on th. "baby roU"
of Bom. Miwfcxeary Soctot.
A blU. snap. . :
A photograpk of Dr. Mara foroMrly
a pastor of tit. church, gtvw by A, E.
Hibbari .. -
BW serelop. from CUixoM Bank
containing aanxa) ot T. A. tiros.) and
Wotnen'i Hern. VmAanarj Rvporl
Copy of pap 'Our Hooasa, ..'
SM ertvetni. roaUioinf uosi of
J. A. Mdows and oUMra. - '
resided eavtlop from Mrs. J. A.
Ma4owa . ' '
HistorkaJ Bkeh fro Jo. I. Willi.
IlstorWI ftketeh of oW chore h buiW-
.'. ' : -"
WdMM M Ucbmary Advorato (paper)
fio hy Um IM Hiwk'
(Vrpy of RWk ChrUtia AArrt.
Gf7 .f fjiworth I'.rs gtveo by T. W.
IVfi if Rot. R. h. Burnet,
t,f vj Mr, 4. I. ii.
TH .iih numtm of Mrs. N. W. Jonre
C'-tJ ! Nw Prs r,r.
7ffi'r f e rr p fj Mr. JfKn
WE HATE JUST KEttElTED
AN UP-TO DATE LINE IOF
Blue Serges and Worsted
Plaid in Square and Sack
eat motlrl. AU nobby line of t'lilldreii
CI ol III nc.
HOWARD BROTHERS
Under Hotel Hazelton.
Q-rcxd."u.citcc
Otox
Don't fsil to aur. positions. Nearly dV..i now hiliii koI plwe. in N
Bern. Many others in pwntior l various other nnu.
Writ, for specinl offer Ui tenrher.
NtW BlM
N C
' &
v VIVVaUAL. value s
Ladies lisle Threat and
Cotton Summer Underwear.
' W. hav. ajtade a wltr .haners In our lin. of Llw ilostory of
wo an snowing a very tupvrior oality of Gmoin. UrwkWt r tsi
rhr4,Cis.an4Ur.tru W.etv.fwi Ut. BEST MIME3
mad. for E and Me. ; .. 'tt .- . , ,
tto iro and try them. ' '
lakh
Jls
' Oppoiito Post Office. " -
Mail or Wv glvcrsful sttwitK. RrW ett ipf BeMtoa.
1 i' -"
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Spalding's 1905
Baseball Guide
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