THE JOURNAL.
n..ui:nvt .orv Aw in the V08X ex
aeot Monday. Journal Building K-60
jr: fHONB Hffi O.
CHARLES L. STEVENS,-
EDTTOB AND reOFBIKTOH..-" ..
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Advertising jrateg furnished on ppli
cation. -. - . , '
Entered at the Poet Office, New Bern
C as second-class matter.
nrpiriAL PAPER OF NHW BERN AND
CRAVEN COUNTY. ....
New Bern, N. G, May 13. 1905.
A NOTABLE PERSONAL TRIUMPH,
"This city greets Theodore Roosevelt
because he is the chosen chief of eighty
millions of free people; because by his
sterling manhood, patriotism, ana ener
gy he has fairly and honestly won the
proud position he now occupie the
proudest on earth and because in his
character he typifies that which the citi
sens of this city honor above all else
honesty of purpose and intensity of ef
fort. Most of us here tonight differ
'with him in many of his policies and po
litical convictions, and have often de
clared that he has been in political error
but none of us ever has doubted the
honesty of his convictions or the patriot
ism of his character. In common with
our fellow citizens of other political
faiths we heartilv welcome him within
the walls of our citv and the doors of our
club, and express the sincere hope, that
his days may be long, tus joys many,
and his sorrows few. As mayor of
Chicago, in welcoming him I feel that
I voice the unanimous sense of all citi
zens, as I know 1 voice the unanimous
feeling of the members of the Iroquois
(Jlub.
The above tribute paid to President
Roosevelt by Mayor Dunne, at the ban
quet tendered the President on the tenth
of May by the Iroquois Club of Chicago
is one of the most remarkable personal
triumphs ever recorded.
Here was a President, whose Repub
licanism stands for all his party's prin
ciples, given a great banquet by a polit
ical club, the oldest in Illinois, and one
of the oldest in this country, a club
which stands for the most ultra of every
thing that is Democratic, yet receiving
and honoring the gentleman, their guest,
for himself, as well as for his being the
Chief Executive of the nation, his Indi
viduality and character unquestionably
being given the preference.
The dispatches say President Roose
velt was touched by the great demon
stration in his honor, and well he might
do, tor cheers greeted ma appearance
at the banquet from the hundreds pres
ent Only once before in the history of this
country has an opposition party so hon
ored an opposite politicalparty, the ex
ception being the case of President
Monroe in 1823.
COMPETENT JUDGE..
' nian bteH HmMtk
Wemm who mak a bvclnaaa of mO-
iiryinc oilier wonun oom mt
knew I n j what will brtnf about the bat
rmrtta. Her are Ittlara rrom two, oaa
oarnlng Harplcld:
"I can rawommatid Nwwtro'a "Hrpl
aa It atopp4 my Jiair froa falllna
; and, aa a drwMUif It baa no mvr
kr "0i(7M4 Barth A. Trull In far,
"Complmloa apaobUtat,
, "S Morrlaoa H.. Fertlaad, Ore." -
"Afiar watnr aaa otth of HnM4a
mr aalr aaa alnppl HHlng owl, knd mr
aralp la antlrrlr rraa from Oaadrvft
"(Hlnd. Oraoa Dodcn,
"Baaata Doctor.
"I atatb Bt, Portland. Ori"
fid br haiur dnsvtaU. Bawd Ma. aa
tlampa for wnpia t Taa Harptotoa Co,
Datrolt. Mtch, .
O. D. BRADHAK, BpMial aV
: iu.ji'j u.ij..
The American Cotton Manufacturers'
AaaocUtioa Is in session in Kjooxvllle,
Tann. ;
Why Suffer From Rheumatism?
Why suffer from rheumatism when
on application of Chamberlain's Pain
Bate win relievo the paint The quick
rafcaf which this Hnhnont afford, makes
rsat sod lp poaaibio, and that akx
is worth mahv. tlmaa (la toot Man
-. who kavo wMd it hopina; only for abort
- . relief from Mffarinf bar been happily
surprised to find that aflar aIW tha ra
Kaf faeeojno parmonont Mrs. V. II.
xMfvn, o iura inm, lenneaaeo, u.
B- A., writea: "I am treat nffsrer
. f tram rheumatism, all over from head
, to foot, aad Chambartaina I'ala Balm Is
aa tw ILla, iLI lit t! . aa
, w v)' M"'n wm. win rwurvej ur
fwin. " for m1 bjr DTto Ilurniarj
:y New yrh Cotton Market
The foflowir rr tho oprJnir ad
cWnf pricas on the Nrw York Cotltm
Enahanc. May U . -
. . ' . Open
' May '" . . TTi ..
July; 761
OrtoW 777
Sai!la Z9.w;
Vi
7re
77
Whll S hili" tuk hi lin-uU-Vf tin
pUaiiM it in fju.fi If oict Hn f I .n
wrlana Ftmr.r. nl 1 4rt T-I U
Wtl f r i ? f I nvia' I ! .. u. j
sM r. 8. I'"v.
Board of A in. Pi&eCu, s.
- Continued from yesterday. -
- CHIEF OF POLICE REPORT. -. .
Fines and coats collected from May
1903 to May 1904: -' - V
- , - " Fines
Costa
, 221 76 ,
257 95
. -189 90
'209 90
Horses
1st Quarter; 56 00
2nd. ,.,73 80
6 &0
3rd. vV. 4330
4th. " tfM35
22648 ; 879 50
i 60
Fined and cost collected from May
1904 to May 19' 5;
Finea
67 90
.66 60:
45 25
1145
Costs '-Cartage
iripge
I:
5110
1st.
2nd. "
8rd.
4th. "
20010
869 80;
119 60
9805
19120 . - 687' 65
5110
To the Hon. Mayor and Board of City
;i Aldermen, New Bem, N. C
Gentlemen: - i
We. your Auditing Commltteee 1 er
leave to inform you that we have ex-'
amined the books of the various, officers
of the city and herewith render our re-,
port of same for the quarter just end -d
The paid vouchers we have csneeljed
and delivered to tne cierK ror awe aeep
ing.
.Very respectfully, '; v
J. R, B. CARRAWAY,
H, M. GROVES, :
H- C. LUMSDEN. ,
Committee
Statement from the books of J. J. Tol-
son, Collector for the Quarter ending
April 30, 190 ...
Receipts.
Total amount collected $13,178 89
Disbursements.
Paid city treasr. as per re
ceipts $10,676 09
5 p. ct. com on $11,248 15 661 90
Paid treasr. school fund as
per receipts 1,834 21
5 p. ct com. on $1,77 74 96 54
For error amt due by col
lector . w ' 10 15
$13,178 89
Amt overpaid last report 248 10
Amt due as above
Amt overpaid com
mission for year
$10 15
19 64
29 79
Amount due collector
$218 31
T. F. Mc
4th. 1905.
Statement from book?! of
Carthy, treasr., to May
GENU. FUND.
Receipts.
To balance last report
Cash J. 3. Tolson, collector
Cash J. M. Harget, marshal
$36 16
10 676 09
98 06
$10,810 30
Disbursements.
By vouchers Paid
Balance on hand
9,790 97
1,019 83
10,810 30
WATER-AND LIGHTS.
' Receipts. -
Total, last report $13 21
To cash J. C. Thomas 6,236 32
Wm. Dunn, secty . - 9 60
6,25913
6,23914
. Disbursements.
By vouchers paid
Balance on hand
1999
$6,2C9 18
CEDAR GROVE CEMETERY.
To bai last report $1,681 86
To Cash li 8. Wood 162 45
1,743 81
BaL oa hand
GREENWOOD
To bai bat report
To Cash U S. Wood
$U81
CEMETERY.:,
$423 22
- " 13 M
H438.72
Bai on hand '
$438 72.
SUtoment from book, si J. If. lUrge
r City Marshal:
To bai duo last report " " -
to Costs collected ' ' ' '
".' $9805
By mt. paid treasr. as pee '..
roeoipt $98 06 .
Ta floes collected ' ' v v $11 45
By mat paid Craven Co as "per
rocoip ; -v ' .:, $U46. 1 -,v .
Betwmot dty oaKtioa hell May.!,
1901 was takes op and fallowing nanwd
CMiUomwii declared elected fur tin ma
ulna; twoyaars. . ,
ALDKRMEN: . , . ;
1st ward A.' H, JJangart a) I. C.
Daniela. ' - ,. .
2nd. wardJ. B. Dswaoaj awi . T.
Hancork.
ward- a. H. Iui and C J.' Vc-
Sortey.-- 1 " ; '
4th ward- U 8. Woodand J. C
Brlnaoa. - ' , k
6th ward -C, 1. MrCHrti.f and W.
A. Mf tnloaK '"'-..-
6th. r.L-E T. lo!lowB and f:
W. R-miir. -
. IV" nwitaai the b-rd afljiairncd,
io dta.
J. J. TOI.'UV.
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Sun Cured Tobacco ;
aroma" and taste is :
guaranteed by R, J.
Reynolds Tobacco-
Company
der this tag:
Learn the Genuine Sun Cured Flavor
Cut out this advertisement and send, to
gether with 1f stamp to R' J. Reynolds
Tobacco Coi.Winston-Salem, N. C, and they
will mail free ft 5$ simple of this tobacco.
.'iC IHVH yom aausM
took their seats. ' Alderman Daniels
was culled to chair, . the election of
mayor being in order, Mr. F. T. Patter
son was nominated, ko other nomina.
tion he was declared elected mayor of
the city, for the ensuing two yesrj;
committee appointed to notify Mr. Pa
terson of his election and escort him to
the chair, was sworn in by W.'H. Oli
ver and took his seat and called board
to order.
Election of the various officers being
in order, the following named below
was nominated each and no other nom
ination, upon motion were declared
elected, for the ensuing two years.
For City Attorney, W D Mclver.
For City Treas. T F McCarthy.
For Chief Police, J. M. Harget.
For City Tax Collector J Tolson.
For Water and Light Commissioner,
B S Guion,
For Pump Inspectior, mechanic, C W
Hardison.
Foreman of Street Hands, Wm. Sty-
ron.
Watchmen, J C Collins & J T Uwis.
Port Physician, Dr. Caton.
Sexton Cedar Grove cemetery, A J
Gaskina.
Sexton Greenwood cemetery, N A
Brooks.
Chairmen of varhus departments com
mitteea
Fire Department C. J. McCarthy.
Cemeteries L S Wood.
Sanitary E T HollowelL
Water & Light-W A Mcintosh.
Streets A Pump A H Bangert
Wharf & Dock H T Hancock.
Ordinance & License C J McSorlvy.
FinanceTS H Lane.
' Police-LG Daniels.
City Property-E W Simpkins.
Upon motion Board took recess sub
ject to call of Mayor. .-
J.J. TOLSON, Clerk.
tsved.. DyisMHs, ,
Sometimes, a flaminf city is saved by
dynamiting' a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on so
Umg, you feel aa ta nothing; but dyna
mite would cure It Z. T. Gray, of Col
houn, Ga. ; writes: "My wife bads very
aggravated cough, - which , kept ' her
awoke nights. Two physicians could not
help her; so a ho took Dr. King's New
Discovery for CoosoraptiuD, -Coughs
and Colds, which eased her cough, gave
her sleep, and finally cured her.'-' Strict
ly acicntlfM cure for bronchiU and La
Grippe. ' At all drug . store, ' price fcuc
and $U0O; guarantood. Trial bottle free
'- OJ,1'OT1IA..
Feels Are Slnl'jorn Tilings
TTnifarm axeelloni quality for 0Vr OUSfitf Of
Century has sWl.ly ln-rrl tha aaJ of 1JON (XJFiXli
v Tlie leader ol all package collets.
Lion Cc.Tce ,
I rcrw ti" t In R.!i..t cf l.c.rifa. Pui fa
ti)nlar aiifv ajrVa fi.r !!' 'f. It la
po'iUvf prt.of tithi II N ( C! ii !. 1. Co
CorfI.Tfr.ee t! V t If ' plc
n a 'it ' ,rm q it.'.-'r t I.IO'f
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Capt. Philip Pendleton Powell, a re
tired United States Army oHicer, died
at Santa Barbara, Cal., after a long
iilness of Bright's disease which he con
tracted in Cuba. Capt, Powell was born
in Virginia at his death was 59 years
-old. Ho served in the Civil wts in the
Confederacy andjn the war with Spain
ana wan me one wno tea me ninui cuv
airy up San Juan Hill.
How to Ward off Old Age
The most successful way of warding
off the approach of old age is to main
tain a vigorous digestion. Ihis can
be done by eating only food suited to
your age and occupation, and when any
disorder of the stomach apears take a
do36 of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to correct it. If "you
have a weuk stomach or are troubled
with indigestion, you will find these
Tablets to bo just what you need. For
sale by Davis' Pharmacy and F. S. Duf
At a supper call at the Virginia Poly-
tecnic institute, Blackburg the whole-
corps of cadets refused to go to
.The cadets claim that they could
mess,
stand
the food no longer and that to
strike
was thoir only remedy.
Ancient witcnuiy was believed in by
only a few but the' true merit -of De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is known by
every one who has used it for boils,
sores, tetter, ecxema and piles.
A squadron of American war vessels
will bring home the remains of John
Paul Jones.
Ciiiroliji-lain'f Cjii rti.nl
Very Beet.
"I have been using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and want to sav it la
tho best cough medicine I have ever
taken," says Coo. L. Chubb, merchant
of Harlan. Mich. There is -no question
about Ita being tha beat, aa it will cure
a cough or cold In leas time than any
other treatment It should always be
epi in uie nouae reaay lor jnstanl tts
tor. rou can oe cured m much lei
time when promptly treated For aa
by Davis Pharmacy and F. S. Dnffy.
The design for the McKinley Memo
rial at Contort, Ohio, has at last
definitely accepted.
- ' a CraaaUa 0aUrr
Blood" poiaoa creeps Up towards tho
hoarteauatr death. J. E. Stearns,
Belle Plain, Minn., writea tha t friend
dreadfully injured his tuafid, which swot
d up Ilka blood poisoning. BurUan'l
A mica .Salve drew out tha paiooa, bead
ed the wound, and saved his Ufa. , Beat
imtho world for bums and aorm : 25c
at all, drug sluresj . (
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- I-
; Halted SlatcnfJrtv
Eastern District of North Carolina J
In the District Court at - New Bern. (
- WHEREAS, on the fourth day of May
1906 W. A. Mcintosh and E. H. Wil
liama, trading as The New Bern Iron
Works, at New Bern, H. X, filed thcir
libel in the District Court of the I'nited
States for the ; Eastern District ; of
North' Carolina against' the steamer
Gjldsboro her boats, tackle," apparel
and furniture, inTTcause of ' action for
labor and materials, Civifand Maritime,
AND WHEREAS, by Virtue of pro
r cess in due form ofr law,' to' me di-
'' rected' returnable on the 17th day of
ijMay, 1905, 1 have seized and taken the
said steamer Goldsboro, her tackle, sp-
- parel etc, and have her in. my custody.
I Notice is hereby Given, that a Dis
trict Court will be held in the XJnited
- States Court Room, in the City of New
Bern, on the seventeenth day of May,
. 1905. at ten o'clock a m., for the trial
of said premises; and the owner or own
ers, and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited to
be and appear at the time and place
aforesaid, to show cause, if any they
have, why a final decree should not
- pass as prayed.
I H. C. DOCKfci'Y, U. S. Marshal,
by R. W. WARD, Deputy Marshal.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear,
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When the tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an
inflames condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
The Goodyear syndicate is to build a
railroad from New Orleans to Memphis
one of those interested being Mr. Chas.
I. James of Baltimore.
Terrific Rice With Daath.
"Death was fast approaching," writes
Ralph F. Fernandea, of Pampa, Fla.,
describing his fearful race with death,
"as a result of liver trouble and heart
disease, which had robbed me of sleep
and of all interest in life. I had tried
many different doctors and several mcd
icines, but got no benefit, until 1 began
to use Electric Bitters. So wonderful
was Ueir effect that in three days I felt
like a l e man, and today I am cured
of all my troubles." Guaranteed by all
druggist; price 50c
O. A. NIt:OlalA.
rin ini Soikr hmi Hub (or Sale.
DON'T BE CARELESS
II i."w, wbsrb ess r.
aisihwlr arst last aasarer aaats, mm
lass bat bm a dm bafora rm
ahtoiMI ksnaabaa. Oar bassW
isiatataasajlasyasartodsds I1 1 .
.Pbaaa Me
" i. Soutai front ft Hancock 8ta.
-Ti'EfiisBOTScn
Tat ;uiyjiiit tht
farilklfi . . ikieliU
: V froteclloi'ffoB ietif
Ii 'Ketli" fife WslU.Leil
Wkit Ii Ulipreltctloi weril
U joi. Ki other kim iilit
umi ;- '. ';"
BOLD BT AX REPUTABLE
PAiyr AND HARDWARE
liKAI.F.HS. - ' - - '.
inns
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aboat saawwsaa; reaje fbw basrraaaa asMra; i saw
MOMe faeawrW bant aswa
I aa aare-
f Neglect Yourself.
I hava baca
lawa of baaltb.
. L. M- Taoanoa,
Director,
BEKTHOTM
HUBICAli SOCISTT.
i i v. X
weeks' nee of the
of Oardul X was
snore a well and
Wine of Cardui reirulates the
backaches aud bearing-Uown pains.
"pains, indigestion, loss of appetite
female weakness and sliouh! be g!vo:i prompt -."-t'.r.Ti . If you are
-Jtroublcd with nionntnml irregularities do not lei them run on. They
will certainly grow iuto dangerous and chronic troubles. Get a bottle
of Wiae of Cardui and begin treatment at once.
All druggists sell $1.00 bottles
32
lixraiMHiY tow uvres
' Announced, Via
- SOU ;H IUHAIlW Y
Extremely low rates are announced
via the Scathorn Railway from Hunt:
on its lines for the following special oc
casions :
Athens, ('.a. Summer School, June in
jury 2N, l'JO'i.
A.tlanta, Ga. NalioiKil Assm ial inn .
Manufacturers, May lii-lS, 1'.m".
Bristol, Tenn. Annual Mei-ting
man Baptist Brethren, June '
1905.
Charlottesville,' Vu. --Virginia Sumne
School of Methods, June 2t-Aiif! i
i.tor-.
Fort Worth, Tex, (ienoral Assign!. I
Southern l'reabyterian Church, Ma
18-26. 190,".
Hot Springs, Va. Southern- llanlwa1-
Jobbers Association and Ann ih-.h
Hardware MaiuifactuiM' At ..
ciation, June G-J, 1 ; K r.
(Canaan City, Mo. Southern Bapl i.-
Convention, May M-17, l'.m:.
Knoxville, Tenn- Summer School. Jun
20-July 28, liH)5.
Montvagle, Tenn. -Monteagl
Traininir Srliiw-I, July
190,").
f'.ii-i-
Monteagle, T nn.
Montf-ah-
Suiv!
Au.-
School InstiUU'
1905.
Monteaglo, Tenn.
Aug. 1-16, l'.wfi
Nashville, Tenn.-
Summer Schoo
lical Institute.
July U
Woman's Ctiiirrc
l'eiil.i dy
C.Jle
Is; Vand.rlilt
, June ll-Ai
1905.
Oxford, Misu. Suinni' r . -nl ! i:
versify of MiHni-nii i I'.r.e I I Jul
26, 190S.
Richrrnd. Vn. lYrners' .'.i'ion.i
t . itm - s. Si )t 1.1".'. l.K'.''.
Sav;.r.i ah, tin. NiiIhu.hI !r:..!i
Protective Akjwk uill,,n of Aioeiii a
May II! 2.1;
Savannah, loi. S)tillnrn (ii-ll A?."'-
ciation, My 9-i:i. I '.(Ho.
Si. Ixuiis, Mo. National Hapl i t Ann
veraary, Msy l"v2l, P.k".
Tusculooitn, Ala. Sunimi-r SchM,
Teachers, June lf-July 2 l'.ai.'..
Rat-D for the above chtdmoii? i ii t.
the puhlir.
Tickets ill be aolil Ui tho,e . ii,If
from all tin akin ua the S ulhi tr. U:,il
way.
Dctnilct information run lx- had i:(.
on application to any Tirket At m I
the SoJlhrm lUilwnv, or Ai"'Oi . ,1
connocting line, or mVlreu.iCi tin
undcraigrtnl :
S, 1. Vr.RKON. T r A. , J 11 WOOD. I) r A
thsrloiU, N. . Aaheville N. C
H ttAHlWlrK, W II TAtl.OK,
Paaa. Traflk Mgr, Gen'l Pa. Agont
WASHINGTON. I). C
Administrators Notice
aawaf SMa ar asaSM as MmiUmm nl
Om ii Si. Ii at imtm H SssW.snsMl. all
aarbpaibalM(aUr liaa. a
Hits s mi i wHI b ln 1 1 1 si bar at I answers.
sms. toabaaaito aaal assets are bsrsaw as-
rko let as aur. I.
JAMU K. HUKTKR. A.UslnWrsu
w n HaivHa.
- For ' Salel
' fine trock of nd at Newport, N.
C, eoataiftiftf tOO aefra, Partly ailo
std witiila U CrarporaU limlu aflb
towa. Load adirUraWy . adapted to
Irwk and saalca frvwine?, twrdwrod by
Newport Hver, with Bna ewaipt
paat tir and Irvwond. - Rfrer rweosmis'
4 hy law as kal fanes, HaaJthy lora
line; air alien t Iranspiirtallrel farililla,
Sd eKitruaast to a thrifty, frwwiisjt
Utwv. fine Wraaiovrit, wiO la) boUw
mmtnuUm tafwsl, Cxsa of aklx, atrwd
4rrtr, who is also abwant, wlahea tf
aQ ttVaap sffslrs, ProfJwtty run
w. 'of furthaa; parUroWra, afily
to V -
W. n. 11AWU80H.
Kv pwrta, W Ce
. CT. HANCOCK '
I!fal I."bitio Acrn
is l'r-l ( f. Kw Pra, tt, C
1
MS Second Btnat,
loinanua, Kt, April u, lass.
weak aad alckly for tha paat Hoar Tears,
but aboat flra nonthi uo eoDdltln
baoaaMvorjr aeriooa. I bad acrare backacba and aotfered
a ooaataat dull pala la my head. I spent weary, painful
dan. aad miserable, reaUen olghta. The doctor told ma
that I moat hava patience.
Hla medicine did not, bowerer, (rlre me oyer, temporary
relief and as I had been told of uie curative qualities of
Wine of Cardui I decided to try It.
.1 found that it relieved me of pain. As my general
L h er fcrouoies were sraauauy ai-
Wine ,
onoe
happy
menstrual flow, banishes headache.
Severe headaches, beariug-down
aud nexvousuuss are symptoms of
of Wine of Cardui.
Mapir. ft Fifili Mn Co-
Office of Forwarf' ng Agent.
New K-rn. N. C. May 10, 1905
NOTICK '111 SHIIM'KKSOF TRUCK.
Kifoct ive at Once.
No 'rur' v-iU he Ion :led for the early
morn'n- N--. : iruch train at New Bern
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