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- a a a -... - - ;
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ept Monday. Journal Building 660
CHARLES L, STEVENS,
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V' V . BDITOR AMD nonOTOK.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Year, in a4vancevw,Ui.i..U..4t.OO
One Year, notin4vanbe.;.MV"'"
Monthly, by carrier in the city,.!, .
Advertising rates furnished on appli
cation.'
Entered at the Post Office, New Bern
4. C. aa second-class matter. ' -
JFFIC1AL PAPER Or NEW BERN AND
CRAVEN COHNTT.
New Bem,N. C., May 25 .1906.
DO PARFNTS KNOW THEIR CHILD
REN?
' The above may be regarded as an ab
surd query by many fathers and moth
era, but there are few parents who will
answer quickly in the affirmative, if
they will pause and give the query its
fullest and broadest meaning
But this query in the present instance
is directed in an educational line, how
m.iny parents know anything about
tliL'ir children's school record, beyond
that which is carried home each month
or term, which gives the -mere figures
forattendance, deportment and studies
How many parents know the teachers
who have the absolute control and gui-
dance of their children more hours every
day, than they, the parents have? It
may be accepted that teachers in their
public capacity are up to every required
standard of morality and mental ability
to guide the children given to their
charge, but how many parents know
this from personal contact and observ
ance of the methods of the teachers?
Within a few days, and the Graded
Schools of this city will have completed
their school year. Duyng the past year
how many parents have been sufficient
ly interested to attend the school and
note the work and appearance of their
children in the school room?
If a child is injured or taken sick
it is not hard to guess the attitude of
the parent, yet here with another year
.passed, with every boy and girl one
year older, how many parents can judge
correctly of the mental development for
good or evil of their childeren, and can
apply the remedy, if one is demanded?
The teacher ought to stand next to
the child after the parent. Hovr" many
parents are reversing this order, and
aro they not to blame in the matter?
It is not that the teacher may be the
better or wiser director, for if the teach
er subcodes then must the parent fall
in the estimation of the child.
And with the closing days of school,
how many parents are going to the last
exercises, to see the actual school room
situation, and be able to guide the child
ren during tho coming Summer months,
along ways which shall carry along the
knowMge gained in the school room,
to its full value for good in the home,
and thus make the school and home,
each balance the other for the discip
line and upbuilding of a strong and pore
manhood or womanhood In the child ot
today,
VOBKS VOHDEBS.
A Wonderful Conpoani. Cum PIIm
. Eciema, Skin Itching. Skip.
Ervptionc, CuU Mf
Doan's Ointment Is the beetekn
treatment, ami the cheapM, becMM
ao little la required to ear. - ft cures
piles after year of torture, U eur
obstinate eaaee of sesame. H euros all
skin llchlftf. It cores akla attrition.
it heals cvU, bruises, scratches and
abrasions without Issnring tear. It
. euros penaaoewtly. New Bern testi
mony proves It
Joha f. HannV proprietor of goowal
netkatyuse store at 90 Middle street.
aye.- . v .. . ....
- i usee ttaed Dota l Kidney nil
no way are an imj are represented
to t' 1 ran also ety that Dneq's
Ointment U the beet thing that I tree
A al a .a "
wed for to-hlng hemorrhoid. I aof
nn ran dm RMKnadi oav nr aifrtif
1 1 could oit And enythlnt U relieve the
u(?Ttn until I cams arm T,'.
nnimrrt and prom red U at Pnu!Um'
. 1 IIP .IllLJ lillLil
rharmary. It rein-red taa at one
and erd entirety different fmn any
thing rrvt seed. TtWf'iVJUIk
alwiit UiU rem1y for a evmih and it
SrrmM fwit be like Si apl'lel-m of the
fiinlmer.l. YoO UM lt,f heme r,'l
1 i'l ! tm! inn j 5ue to r" -n-m-f
theee rmi e to rrne hom
rv. - r-r ' i a- "-,'
a I . I -r . n f"a., V . -,
K. Y, .'; jf -.! f t. t? ft
NIP IT IN THE BUD.
namar at Fatar Baldarw.
That each Is the ease baa been eon
eluilral? proves by aclantl&e reaaarch.
Prot Unna, the noted European akin
apaelaltst, declares that dandruff Is the
burrowed-up cuticle ef the scalp, caused
bp parasites deatroytng the -vitality la
tha hair bulb. The hair becomes llfeleaa,
and, ta time, rails out ' Thla caae pre
vented. . . . - . a : c
Newlmfa Herplelde "kilts this dandruff
germ, and restores the hair to tts natural
sortaaas and abnndancy. ' --.
HareWfle la now ued by thonmnds of
peopleall sxtlafletf that It la toe moat
wen a emit aair preparauon en xne-mar
ket to-day. - - . -
Sold bp leading; drnrrlita. " Send loo. Ill
tamps for sample to The Herplcld Co.,
Detroit, Mich.,. . -t , '
C. D. BRA.DH AM. Special A(tu. -
v 1 Exqalilte nprodullola .-ii
REMARKABLE PAINTINGS
- Practically -
GIVEN AWaK
"The Three Most. Beautiful Roses By
Paul de Longpre." ' '
At the urgent solicitation of the
Woman's Home Companion, Mr, Paul
de Longpre, who is the greatest painter
of flowers in the. world, consented to
make a painting Of what he considered
"The Three Most Beautiful Roses,"
and the painting is without doubt one
of the masterpieces of this great ar
tist. This magnificent picture is re
produced In all its original grandeur on
the cover of the Woman'a Home Com
panion for June. Although this cover
is an a:curate reproduction of a paint
ing worth hundreds of dollars, yet the
June number, which has this exquisite
cover, may be obtained at any first
class news-stand or direct from the
publishers for the trivial sum of only
ten cents.
Mr. Paul de Longpre is justly styled
the "King of Flower Painters." He
not only paints roses, but every flower
that grows, and is the highest authori
ty on flowers. -His paintings are found
in the most select homes. Some have
sold for as much as seven thousand five
hundred dollars ($7,600.00).
Artists, art critics and competent
judges all agree that the covers of the
Woman's Home Companion far excel
those of any other magazine.
The Woman's Home , Companion is a
magazine which in beauty and excel
lence, art, stories, illustrations and
fashions, etc., excels all other home
and family magazines. The Woman's
Home Companion is published by The
Crowell Publishing Company, New
York City, also Chicago, III., at One
Dollar a year, and is the favorite mag
azine in nearly half a million homes,
where it is read each and every issue
by three million people.
The Tokio correspondent of the Daily
TihliUVMnk nnklA that- rallw.o n '
Vladivostok has been severed, as the
result of which the fortress is isolate1.
A CrMpIng Dilth.
Blood poison creep up towards the
heart causing death. J. E. Steams,
Belle Plain, Minn., writes that a friend
dreadfully injured his hand, which swel
ed up like blood poisoning. Bucklen's
Arnica Salve drew out the poison, heal
ed the wound, and saved his life. Best
in the world for burns and sores. 26c
at all drug stores.
Six men were killed by the explosion
of a locomotive at Columbus, O,
Why Suffer From Rheumatism?
Why suffer from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm wlO relieve the pain? The quick
elief which thla liniment afford make
rest and sleep possible, and that alone
is worth many, times Its cost. , Many
whe hat used it boping only for a abort
relief from suffering have been happily
surprised to find that after a wile the re
lief became permanent. Mrs. V. H.
Leglttt, of Yam Tom, Tonnes, U.
8. A., writes: "I am a great sufferer
from rheumatism, all over from head
to foot, and Chamberlains Pain Balm Is
tho only thine that will relieve the
pain," roraalo by Da via' Pharmacy
sad F. B. Duffy.
On train embed into another on the
high trastl of tho oWraUd near the
bride the Harlem rivet aad 0
persona were hurt. . " , . (
4 '
levsd If ylla, .--!'.. .
Aometlmea, a flaming city I saved bj
dynamiting spars that the fir can 'I
cross. gotnatJree, tough hanfuon at
long, yon feel a h nothing but dyna
mite would cor Ik Z. T, Gray, of C
boon, C-, writ; "My wife had aver)
agfravstod eoofh, whlrh kept ht
awakt nights. Two phjnuctsnseould not
blp W; o she took Dr. X ing's N
Dlarovery fnr Cr.num.t'xi, Cover
and Cokls, which eajuxl hr rough. ga
her sleep, and finally ruml hr." Strk
ry cimllfic tur for brniKl.itU and L
Grippe. Alslldrtg st"r. prira 6ft
and fl.Ort; uiv4. Trial UtlMrw
Nearly 7Y).W0 porwxt ksv died o:
tUr In lh h.t jar.
How t Wiri elC:d ;,
1 f f !, o e 1 ; - a ' . ;
t f ( ' - - ,
h Si t H: - I t ( t ft ft
New York Cotton Market.
The following were the opening and j
closing prices on we new ionc LOtton
Exchange, May 24 ; 'Ani.,-. ; ; " X.
.Aiy. .Open ; dose ii;
;''uaj;:m V-;::",,; 830 r';
July i2-' im$2Xi m
October 81ft;
820'
ReceipU19,e;:
Chamberlain's Cough l Remedy
'SfS Very ..Beet. -
"I have been' unirur Chamberlain1
Cough , Remedy - and want to aay it is J
tne uest cougn medicine i nave ever
taken,! says Geo. L. Chubb, a merchant
of Harlan. Mich. There is no question
about its being the best, as it will cure
a cough or cold in less time than any
other treatment. It should always be
kept in the house ready for instant use,
for . a' cold can be cured ih much less
time when promptly treated. For sale
by Davis' Pharmacy and Fv S. DniTy. .
i It la ten times easier to cure coughs,
croup, whooping-cough and all lung and I
bronchial affections when the bowels (
are open." . Kennedy's Laxative Honey
and Tar is the original Laxative Cough1!
Syrup. Gently moves the bowels and i
expels all cold from the system. Cuts '
the phlegm, cures all Coughs anj
strengthens weak lungs.
Greece is to be warned against sup
parting Grecian bands now active in
South arn Macedonia.
While a bilious attack is decidedly un
pleasant it is quickly over when Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are
used. For sale by. Davis' Pharmacy
and F. S. Duffy.
Labor agitators in Paris threaten to
make a demonstration against King
Alfonso of Spain when he visits that
city.
Ancient witchery was believed in by
only a few but the true merit of De-,
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve is known by 1
every one who has used it for boils, I
sores, tetter, eczema and piles.
It is believed the injuries sustained'
by Empress Augusta Victoria by fall
ing down a stairway at Wiesbaden
were more serious than at first report
ed. A Good Suggestion.
Mr. C. B. Wainwright of Lemon City
Fla., has written the manufacturers
that much better results are obtained
from the use of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases
of pains in the stomach, colic and cho
lera morbus by taking it in water aa
hot aa can be drank. That when taken
in this way the affect is double in
rapidity. ' It seems to get at the right
spot instantly," he says. For sale by
Dads' Pharmacy and F. S. Duffy
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore, a well
known author and lecturer, died at her
home at Melrose, Mass. She had been
ill with bronchitis but a short time.
She was about 86 years old and was
one of the foremost women in Amer
ica. Clesr for AcUe.
When the body to cleared for action,
by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you can
tell it by the bloom of health on the
cheeks; the brightness of Ihe eyes; the
firmness of the flesh and muscles; the
buoyancy of the mind. Try them. . At
h,ug storie
" Many a man cnivairousiy so out t
womaa. "Ood bless BerT bat fall to
bless nor himself. Burlington Hawk-
Deafness Cannot Be Cartd.
by local appUcationa, a they cannot
rsacb th dlsaaMd portion of tho oar, I
There is only on way to cur oWfnJ
and that to by constitaUoneJ remodJrs.
Deaf a to tauaed by an inflamed con
dition of th moooos lining of th
Eustachian Tube, - When tb tub to
In flamed you bar a rambling sound or
Imperfect hearing, and when tttoon
tiraly closed, Deafness to th reau&,snd
nVssa tit mflammatioa can b takes
out and this tub restored to Its nonnal
condition, hearing will b dattnryed for
ever; Bin ease out of tan ara caused
by Catarrh, which to nothing but aa
Inflame eoodilioo of th anoeou aur
fae, ' '... '- ; - v .
Ws offer Om BuadroJ DoOar to
ward for any of catarrk that can
not b cured by ItalU CaUrrm Cur.
Send for circulars fro. '
' F. J. CHENET 4 CO. I
" Toledo, O,
Sold by all Dnsxrfcta, We.
Tak llaU't ramily inito for orani.
aaliooi.
teuetki t 'a1 lj ,- a
LW" (EUI DISEASES START
Proplo With YSczlz Otoni.ac.i3 la Continufil
'' f'siil.e rT f, t fri
H (' s.'r e ! ,,t f '-.
!?'. -s V. i , . ... ,
National Magazine for June,
'. Mayor Dunne of Chicago, General O.
0. Howard, ' Charles Warren Stoddard
and Dallas Lore Sharp head the list of
contributors to the June National Mag
azine. Mayor Dunne's theme is "Chi
cago and Municipal. Ownership," and
he declares there are ninety millions ef
water in . the- stocks of the Chicago
street railways that wiiiover be paid
for by the eity. v .General Howard's
paper; illustrated, deals with the Lin
coln Memorial University in the Tennes
see Mountains.' ' Mr. Stoddard, in"Rud-
yard Kipling 1 at ;.NaulakhB,'!?" quotes
many:; "of v.'KipImg's'.i letters- rtvidly
personal and picturesque to Illustrate
Kipling a, methods ' o t i" literary work.
Mr. Sharp, " America's foremost poet-
naluralist, t tells 'the story of 'Little
Bob of the Stone Pile, " otherwise the
chipmunk, with apt illustrations. .
Anna McClure Sholls great serial, "A
Comedy of Masks," ends in this num
ber, Wid another serial,' "Michael Ryan
Capitalist," by F. F. B. Albery, is be-
tn-u . - ' .
.There are short stories . by Mary A.
Clarke, Henry LV Kiner, Crieg Lapham
A.. Decker, Richard S. Graves and J. F.
Conrad, and poems by Henry L. Kiner,
Elizabeth Ashmun, Samuel Lover, Wal
lace D. Cobum, Emma C. Dowd and
James Ball Nay lor.
"Affaire at Washington," by Joe
Mitchell Chappie, lavishly illustrated
with portraits of current celebrities;
"The Home," a miscellany of helpful
hints;' a witty review in verse of
Ilaeckel's "Wonders of Life," by "An
Ignoramus," and the "Cowboy Poet's"
unique sketch of the "Cowboy Artist'
the famous Chas M. Russell are among
the many . other features of the best
number the National has ever sent
out.
If n .a kind of billious mood,
You wiBh an aid to digest food,
No Other pill is half so good
As De Witt's Little Early Risers.
When e'er you feel impending ill.
And need a magic little pill.
No other one will fill the bill
Like DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
vV'54y. 0 YEARS'
EXPERIENCt
LpsJJLJJLI LV 4
aA . Tradc Mnkc
- Dioion
AjwrHium Aft.
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A nrM mti dine tkMrb tnd dsMrtptkm mtay
lrklf fwostealn oar optripoo IYm wtatbr Ml
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uomatrtotlreoo-MUaL HANDBOOK on Patent
fon rrM. vinMK turenoy iar swcuniist
na. Olrttatst aurMiov for ecuiiiuT Mttent
PsvtMta teka throairh Mann Jt Cdo rsoelT
Mrvw tMCwL WnBOstt ObSffa, tat Ulj
ScKntiHc American.
A handaomer lllMtrateS aaeklr ireeat elr
eelatloa of anr eeWnuae Joanna. Tornis. SI r
Mr I lim MWIHNI V. WN. K. 1 II.- Wmtm.i
.. WuMuiW. II. t-
PILES I riLkoll PILES 1 1.
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Olntmmt
Will ear Blind, Bleeding, Ulcerated ""
tcbing Pile. It absorbs tb omo
allays th Itching at one, eta aa a poul
tle,g htan relief 8U1 by DAVIS'
BARU ACT.
Romulna A, Nunn,
ATTOtMlf AT LAW.
Practice In th conn tie of Craven,
Cartarot, Pamlico, Jones and Onafa-w,
aad m tho ttate Buprema and Federal
Oooru.
OfSeei BVith front Street, over Tele
graph office, Nov N. (1
Wood Turning!
, Column, Balusters, Rails, Spindles,
Stair Nwla, Bamps and Eastea, Man
tles, Brackets, Grills, Ric-Rack Trim-
mings, Foreh and Lawn Swings, Saslt,
uooraaM Bcroona maoa to order on
short notice.
Porch Balusters S, 6, 7 and 8 cenU
le" 31." YlFGIKTEIf.
factory, Church Alley, New Bern, N C
Pcliaj Hit Iptf ; ,.
'7' OUE pijer uti
X. Pire fklte Leal
of ..coin. ' ill
(o ititeri 1 ' tit for
. Joirufet) lit lltjildiBcV
tottrid lin lo .tj"LfwI."
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PAINT AKD
DEALERS. ,
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B. B.
Ernest M. Green,
Attorney at Counnelor at Law.
BB0Ufrr., NKW I1KHN, N. C
Well equiped loat-aruh titles by resMin
nf mini toan nvriMriMiii'M t lt oflii-si
and aa Register of Deeds- I'tactic-.- in
the Court of Ciaven, Jona, I'anilii c
Carte-et Ooalcw. or wherever aervii-r
amreqnlred
Sunday Excursions To Morehead City
And Beaufort.
The Atlantic and North Carolina rail
road will on each Sunday until further
notice, sell round trip ticket for Sun-
day trains only, scheduled to leave sta-
tions before noon, from all stations to
Morehead City and ileaufort, N. ('.
and return at the following exrusion
rates:
From To M. City. To Reaufort
Tuscarora $ .80 Jl.of.
New Bern .75 l.im
Riverdale .70 jr
Croatan .65 .)
Havelock .IS .no
Newport .XI .u
Tickets good only on date of Rale.
E. A. MK1.. T. M
Law Orparimrnt
Universitv of
V l C 1'
Nil in in pr Term
JUDGE JAS C. MacRAK DEAN.
THOS. RUFF1N.
J. CRAWFORD BIGGS.
Term begins June 7th, VM&.
Address,
F. P. VENABLE, President,
Chspel Hill N, C.
BRICK
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May
6th
IN QUANTTTIE3 rO
; . BU1T PURCHASERS.
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TIIc MPit. Co.
J. W. STEVAHT.
, , Sewretary A Treaaorer, 4 ,
New Bern, K C, . '
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Eczema is one of the most
dangerous, painful and
stubborn of all blood diseases, and
" the worst cases of years standing invariably
yield to Botanic Blood Balm. The wonder is
that people go on suffering, and see their
suffer, when an absolutely unfailing cure is
C -v e
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Cures Acute and Chronic Eczema, Itching Humors, Torturing,
Disfiguring Eczema, Blistering, Scaly, Pimply Skin, Scalp Dis
eases, Tetter, Salt Rheum; and in fact, every manifestation of
Eczema. Read the following from Mr. J. J. Head, Athens, Ga.
years I suffered with the worst case of
until life became a misery. My arms,
terr Die condition 1 tried various cures
a well man and attribute my cure to B.
B. will do qoicKly and well all it claims
At All DraisiiU, 1 par bottle. 6 bottlei $5.
Blood Balm Co.
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Fresh Supply o,
Flower Seeas.
I'lijstlclaifB Irrnorlp
lions 4 Npa ! lly .
Vagon Sale.
I have a laige num- 31 j""1 Ul
ber ol farm wagons, Q- A. RUSSlZLLf
both double and single' "
that escaped fire when " t. rtn oM.
I was burned out, tbe h fariw. hk bJili.
paint Is blistered on
them, though it does
not damage them but
very' little., and as I
have no way of caring:
for thm I -will sell
thom down very lor.'
bo come it in need ot
any and looU lor your-
self before buying; j
Headquarters Bcotta
stables, NowEfrn.N O
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yet even
children
at hand.
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legs and hand
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to do.
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Books ConlalninK c.(iil Ol li foi Hl0 Hn
of lea In 10 Ih. roilioim, .nioi
will lie Boal I i riiHtoint'!!- "1 H' 1 "
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