Yol. XXlII.-Wo. 58.
Twenty-Fourth Tea
New Hera, II. C, Friday Jloriiins, June 0. 1905.
7is rs For You
: - YOU MEN
25 Dozen -1 -2 Hose
lsVvalue lor 8 1-dci 3 pair for 25cV
- Men's Night Hojbes made' of the best :
Lonsdale Cambric, size IK, 16, 17, 18,.
,worth 76c, for 60e. , . - .
It will be worth your while to" look
at them, or they '.will he sent to your t
-house for inspection. ' - , -x
RALEIGH.
OFFICER MONTAGUE SHOT
White Endsivorlns To Mtk in .Arrest hi
r..'. nfie. in.n.rtnee ill Fdpral Shoulder But The injury
Court.
FOR WOMEN
Will Not IM Ssrleus.
UiOHLY
it
J. M. Mitchell & Co., ; I
- PHONE 288. , "
. 41 . Pollock St., Opposite Post-offices
Sunn Fir tlectrle Lint. Odd
Lodt incrtait, ' lntsraal Improve,
" flint Botrj - Qalet To . "
& -t LoulsvHls RomIm ' . -
Haleigh, N CV June &-Four postof-
ToHce officer, R.' P. Montagu wm I
Fellows ! ahot and painfully injured Wednesday I
night by a colored man named Isaac I
Farrow upon whom he was about to I
serve a Warrant, The crime waa com
mitted between 12 and 1 o'clock. : " c ;
The authentic story told by Mr. Mon
tague ia ag follows: -Two nighta -ago I
While on duty at Five Points a negro
named Moses White came to me and I
told me Farrow waa cursing, . , abusing I
Much That Every Woman Desires to
- Know About Sanative, Antiseptic
Cleansing and the Care of tha
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands.'"
Jtist Received x lot
See inspectors are here," it being rather Kj threatening people -r.jje was; e;
unusual for many to be present at once
I The Federal court with number of white came me night mi Bgked
minor posiomce cases ana rwr . Fafrow under as he
portant one against J. u meu oi or wu violent and he was
folk isthecauseoftheirpreaence. They 4 he wouid dd gome damage. --I
are Messrs. Reddy, Robinson, Buck and 1 1 famera . ti me 8n(1 we
uvis. un R.vuruy. iu.ul. ... w..t. wenj. to the houge o In,n6 Hobbg
Mr. Haynes." , - ' , . - cated on Bioad street tweea Kll-
; A survey is in progress some miles marnock con Btreet8. I star!
east of here, a itt e to the nonnwaro tioned j,, at back door
of the Seaboard Air wne ana and , k the houae Bnd Mltedfor
Railways wmcnit is saiQwior we ewe F . me he had
trie Tailway between Rale.gtt and uur- h(wge m KiXmarMtAl Btreeti
ham. has been we general . ... . . t - h t
that this road would ,run-ly; way :.,of . . . h... . to
Eagle Rock, this county, but it may fco arregt him but at jtantsome one
another way. . "''': blew out the lamn and fired a pistol;
Grand Secretory B. WoodeUof the heballhit me. j to grapple!
urana Mge pi uaa r ei.w . with him and and hJt arm pushing
WHAT CUTICURA
'-DOES FOR WOMEN
, Too much stress cannot be' placed
on the great value of Cutlcura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills in the antisep
tic cleansing t tne snncons sur
faces, and of the blood and circulatine
fluids, thus affording pure, sweet, and
economical local and , constitutional
it up. . The man fired a second shot
DUO. I DCE
3E3C A. "Ml-
English Cured Shoulders, Fresh Butter
in Tubs and Fox River Prints. , A " lull
line lancy and staple groceries. FULL
hTOCK plug and granulated tobaccos; '
Come in and buy a Hygiana Cigar for ten cents nor either of.,
the following for-five cents or six for twenty-five cents. Roig, Car- .
denas or Abaco Cigar and you will be pleased. , ' ,
Tj,. 3E3E HErriiiv
WuotVsale atid Be tall Grocer.
No. 81 South Front StMV
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ODODODOaODOaODOODOD DODO
order continues to grow and that since
the annual meeting 01 wie urana uouge wRkh went M 0m of thp meB m
last month new lodges have been form- one -of the whit
eaatwmeuusuieW.ei.un( """' men waiting outside down withaehair
Culberson and Andrews mCherokeeand ,nfcM.Alll,...-thei
I 1 -t i ( W.a...M J miH I "" " . ,
uucavreea "W, "T W'"B.: in the darkness."
progress is oewg maoe au-ng ev, officer Griffin w&g on duty down
I line, - - . It.vwn uranf tn tha tuniiibinM of the
Mr. B, V eCKWW.n, wiwui yi-ww .j . j AtA . uln- n
State Boarf of Internal Improvement. for wag
was asked today what the Board U was p6,j ,ndthe wound
doing. He replied, "Nothmg just now for wu
norisinucnp,. u uu. v m4ds v6gterday but itwa8 unsUccess
"uTjfU ihe wound Is fa the right shou.J
Augum u uu TO w.i- i der and no serions result to anticipated
will m very mucn enuugeu wm -)hwWall.fc., Primrose and
have .Jf? Ori Caton, the latter the city physician.
Uo? 0'de,LHe is dotagaswell.aacan.be expected.
ana cnanaow, m wu " b-p ;Thi Kam,w Uvea tn Wilminirtonl
M n," CKhta'teffl oh the - P.' 0.
Uke tha University where there is no tI. . . ... ,
PI.- TTniHf U " " u,i,.wjr.
Uke u University
charitable feature.
treatment for weakening ulcerations, -
influnmuons, ltcnings, irritations,
relaxations, displacements, pains, and
irregnlarities peculiar to females.
Hence the Cuticura remedies have a
wonderful influence in restoring
health, atrength, and beauty to. weary
women, who have been prematurely
aged and invalided by these distress
ingailments. aa well as such sympa
thetic afflictions as anaemia, chlorosis,
hysteria,; and nervousness. . '
- Women from the very first have
fully appreciated the purity and sweet
ness, the power to afford- immediate
relief, the certainty of aoeedv and
pertnanent cure,, the absolute safety
-and great economy which have made
cnucura rae standard numonr rem
edy Of the civilized world -
TORTURING HUMOR
Cured by Cuticura.
" t suffered five years with a terrible
itching eczema, my body and face be-
1 ing covered with sores. Never in my
life did I experience such awful suffer
1 fair, and I loneed for death, which I
I felt waa near. I had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but my
mother insisted that I try Cuticura.
I felt better after the first application
of Cuticura Ointment, and was soon
entirely well. . Mrs. A. Etson, Belle-
Vae, Uich.
OMtamSDOtattiMalnSPinianwM OinqAoM
.Sntt Pmr D Olitni. Corp. Bg, McU frafti
' Marriage at Newport. r 1
On Wednesday afternoon June 7th, a
leautiful wedding was celebrated in St.
iohn Methodist - Episcopal Church
South.- The extracting1 parties beinsr
Miss Daisy Dauehty of Newport and
Mr, Walter Venters of Oriental; N. C.
The holy rites were solemnized, in a
most impressive manner by Rev. W. A.
Piland,,
The church was tastefull v decorated.
Jie bridal couple standing during the
:eremony- under a floral arch. The
wide was handsomely attired in a cloth
ravelling habit, with a boquet of white
lasmines. Messrs. A. L. Newberry and 1
0. Rogers acted as ushers, and little
Misses Lizzie Rogers and Estelle Mann
is.nower girls, Appropriate music was
rendered by Mrs. White.
Immediately, after the ceremony a
large number of friends assembled at
ihedepot, where amid hearty congra
tulations and showers of rice, the newly
married couple embarked for their
wedding tour on the 5 o'clock north
bound train. Their future home will
be at Oriental.
The youthful and charming bride is a
daughter of the late Jordan Daughty
of Newport. The interest and pleasure
manifested at large, over the happy
event, and the numerous costly gifts
Attest to tne popularity 01 the young
couple. A long life of happiness and
prosperity to them, and a smooth voy.
age on the matrimonial sea.
W.
When did you ever see an
exclusive Tobacco Store in Mew
Bern X There is one here now,
an up to-date Cigar and Tobuc
co Store where the lovers of
the weed can get a smoke or
' chew of the very best brands,
always kept in first class condi
tion in scientifically prepared
Humidors ynd cases. Don't be
satisfied with mediocrity, but
gat the best when it i3 within
pour reach. Tay not to forget
.the place.
Crescent Tobacco
Company.
W. D. Barrington
MANAGER.
64 Middle St
50 REWARD !
Or. Woolley'sl
PAINLESS
D!!!l"
ISKNT FREE tal
titers of niorDhla:
outum, laudanum.
ellzlrof otmim.co-
oalne or whiskey, a
large hook oi par
ticular! on homeor
sanatorium treat
ment. IddrosR Hr
B M. WOOM.SI
P. O. Box 287,
Atlanta, Georgia
A reward of fifty dollars is offered
for the arrest and delivery to the city
authorities of one, Isaac Farrow, who
is wanted for shooting officer R. P.
Montague on the night of June 7th.
Following is description of Farrow:
Age 22; color, dark ginger cake; height
about 6 feet 8 or 9 inches; weight 145
pound?. He had a very large mouth;
Urge, white, perfect teeth; smooth
shaven face; was round shouldered. He
wore a brown suit of clothes, a cap and
worj a pair old button shoes run down
a id broke at toes.
F. T. PATTERSON.
Mayor.
C' .t:.X:::' to an;:whUe work, but he
a consuiuuuiiai uuuwuvu 1. ., i.ii.i, v l.i . ' .
I .. ..... :. .: . , -a i ; : oh ujb reuuwuvu i iwuik: a
1 emor resu; iw . I -hsn hia no-u- ia atirred no
I ft.-i. a..ju.ru.nn .! ,fta-.wnennisangerisBUTTea up,
A JAPANESE MUSIC ALE.
A Uslqus An Chsrmlnj EnttrUlnmtnt alTh
ir " "-v.' HmsI Chattswks.
' The music pupils of Mis Lucy Odell
noon for Burlington (o Um soon. The city authorities have
. , TrJT VK ojTered areward of fifty dollars for his gave a most delightful performance at
schools of that thriving town. : . . . . , , , , , ; ;w -. ; . I th hotel Chattawki Wednesday nieht
The other nenoes- who were in the I which had soma distinctly unique ana
house beside the Hobbs oman were pleasing features and which at this time
Robert Hatch and Hattie - Venters and I of world wide interest jn the sunrise
one or two others whose names are un- kingdom Japan, were quite appropri-
Special Fo?
This
IleAvy Towel 22x41 Inches
All Linen To wVl 2 1x30
Turkish Toirels 18xN ,. 4 1
; Cotton Voiles Mc kind for He yard.
15c kind for 9S all eolors. j"
Big lot of It rured Lawns in the most desirable pattama. worth 'iO
' Be 'this week at 5c yard. ; ;. &.f?AsrJ$r-il'&
w Few morjTecMof yc, 41 Uch lawn at 10c yard-- ' V
- - f m j t f
wm
Cvlnmander A. B. Stronacb of the
local camp of Confederal veterans is
notified that the Franklinton camp will
accompany his to the Louisville reunion
going, via Richmond. As has been
stated the Gnrnvuie county camp wm
also eo with the Raleigh eamp. '
Last night rosment w. v. mwoct
of the Wilmington Merchants Associa
tion waa here and had a ' conversation
known. ' - ' ., i..
Extra Fine Veal today at the Coast
Line Market ' .. '
AN UNEXPECTED VICTORY.'
ate. The participants were all dressed
in Japanese costumes and the Japanese
idea in dress was cleverly and thorough
ly carried out; even the music, espec
ially the vocal pieces had a . suggestion
all out
AMMtittliam thaf waa haI at
over the telephone with CommiasiOner ; , . ' - ' of . ? i(
of Agriculture Patterson regarding tne 1 -. -... . ... -i - I ; Th. nerformaneA from an artistic
location Of the truck and Derry test . - - latandnoint was verr -clever and the
farm. . This ha. been located attWH- " nZb individuality in
lird'a, : MW O)orrwanUitcatrfat Be baseU hwd
pieces
evidence
hard's, Mr. Cooper want. locatea at "1. X their playing which if rarely heard to
WitaingtomV Mr. Cooper al . pieces
Governor Glenn About- tois matter, i f"-J
. . . . 1 fmitaiiita ' tawtaa Isimta d
; which wu brought up a i.w oayi ago luT .J fv. 1 JTt,., JZ7fo7Z training andeare that the instrumen
k. wii wi, tioil nf ttui Raat Taro-1 which at the first was at about W de-l , ,
Una Truck Growers Association, paper.
as has Already been published,.
grveriiablefro.t,ButtheH
rooters got busy and their.: help wm
great encouimenk y c, t V-
I IM. ' 1,1 ..A V-i . , ..aI. 1
Indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia. TrjrZ Z"
kidney and Hver disorders, and all . " vvl aM rr. J! I;. h,.M
L... .t. aw...ki- ih..i ko Prt than the first five or six innings
f Ur.li:.AMfM tMVw Uumtaln Tdtt
TTbleU Fw sate by schoolboys or even InfanU putting
o r? J- J .; i - 3 up a better article than did the Mew
. . v. ...j. ., , , ,.rY - r . I Dom uinwnHM . 0. Ika . thru
wa aa "mas o v r- v v vv
were yesterday. One could easily ima-
J. J.- BAXTER,
qulst received at 1 O'clock this rooming
the following eable dispatch from bt.
Petersburg: ' - -' i- -
"Remain at Manila at the disposition
of the American government. - Effect
repairs as much as possible."
. . "NICOLA I. ,
Governor-General Wright has request
i ed Rear Admiral Train to arrange for
the disposition of the warships and
their officers and crews. -S '
- Tm "rr.' J ."" ,-.: m - - I U makes no oiuerence now wngyov
; The Bicrirest Bar trains of the Reason h.v. itk, uyu are trouwedwith
. . -. .. : . ., .!....:. it j ui.i
' i" ' . . i - , i t,.-, - -f' ,v i inutjjeat-iun, coni.iptiun, uvci ,iu riu-
- . 5-r ',
-. ;,-''.," 600 PIECES.', 4 . ; , LAWN. :: ',
Bt and Fint Val let and Inner- , Just think, 40 1ivi White Ijwn,
tion te match, the kind you pay it a worth 12,c per yard, fpr tht i werk only
yard for, oar price for your rhice 4e a at 6)c per yard. -
. .. v OXI'ORD'3.
Many Ilargnina in Ijttlies,, Mrn'a and
Childr-n's Oxford's from 48 to l.0'J a
Ipnir.
ClOTHIN'G.
Chililron's little Rummer faults from
c! U $1 2" a a tit, worth
Kncf l'yiitfi f n.rn I.'k: up to '. s :i i r.
WlU DUmantl t Manila.: j occas;ns when tht neld made , mighty
. , J fumble or some of the infield thought
Manila, June 8. -Rear Admiral En- that he was throwing at the cat Instead
of playing scientific ball the crowd waa
on the point of rising up and eiying
'igive whack our money, 'when we
want to 'see kids play we'll go to the
Academy Green." ' It really waa too
bad. but after tha fifth inning the team
played better and came to the support
of John Patterson,' the . pitcher, who
waa the sole living member who played
the game through.. -
John Patterson made good use of the
spit ball fetching his victim everytime.
He showed good head work also and
had, he been given the support due him
the game wouid have been a good deal
better. - ' ..
In the seventh Inning the tide of bat
tle turned and the home team fell on
the FremonU pitcher Juid hit him hard
and often running in, three scores. It
was easy thereafter toK'"t the game.
Another Rnmo will "be plnyed this
afVrnoon and we believe it will be a
tight worth seeing. ' The players know
each other well and it is a fair field and
no favors.
nev trouble. Holllster's Rocky Moun
tain Tea will make you well. 35 cents.
For sale by F. S. Duffy.
I'asonlc Notice. ' . '
AH Masons are requested to meet at
J. O. Maxtor's to inspect a beautiful
line of pins, buttons, etc., having the
correct Mawtnlc emhlcma.
yard.
' - 1IAMHERG.
. From 4Jc up to 4Hc a yard.
' INSERTION. "
- r -
- From 2fe tip to tgc a y.irtl.
VK.'-TS.
SO dotn Indies fltnue V't, regular
10g quality, for this week only -tjc
ach.
Cn'jHih Submarine Explodes.
London, June 8.---A Brit'- h f-iVimarinc
sank oit..;.leif the riyniotil.il brv&k
' r t' ntorriit f;. lottr men ei
nave. la: I f..iie.ii ynro ., t t;ii. r p -V
are!..' - '.. ire;' t..,,. -U,,,,
Following is the score of yentenhiy's
V ere h
d fr
e hr
I f,
Fr'"tiorit
, Il-rr
r:
l 2 3 4 5 6 7 R
. 1 0 2 1 ft 1 0 0 0 - r,
i t ft 1 1 1 2 2 x 7
: 1 r Y :- .
waa thoroughly enjoyed by all present,
Following lathe program as rendered:
-1 Karama Chorus.
2 Piano Duette. Mardl Gras-Misses
Kell and Pugh. v.'- - - '
8 Vocal Solo, Japanese Lullaby Miss
Lura Piggotti 'v
8 Piano Solo, Nocturne Miss Bertha
Thomas: oi :-" :; -V Aj
.6 Piano Trio, Japanese Dance Misses
Rosa Parsons, Mary Emma. Wallace
and Fannie Smith.,; i'.'. -i ' -
.6 Vocal Duette, Happy Swallow-
Misses Pugh and OdelL
7 Piano Solo, Polka de Concert Ml
Louise Barrington. i .. :' -", -; ' ? .
8 Vocal Solo, If Thy Blue Eyes-Mli
Clara Pugh. .V '' ' "
9 Piano Solo, Last Island-Miss CariU
Wallace.. w ."'
10 Piano Duett, Merry Wives of
Windsor Misses Thomas and Odell.
-11 Vocal Trio, Down In the Dewy
Dell-Misses Kelly, Pugh and Ptggott
-12 Piano Solo, Mountain Stream
Misa Fannie Smith.
- 13 Piano Solo, Rlpplca of the Alula
ma Miss Ethel Armstrong. . .
14 My Little Jnynnese Chorus. .
Program., ' .
Following is the program of the Sun
day School Convention to be held with
school at Kit Swamp first Sunday in
July: -' -
Scripture reading, by President. ;
Prayer. - ; "
Resiling ni'sitites of last meeting,
liejiort "f Ftiprintendent of School
New Arrivals at McDaniel's
Fresh Canned Mackerel, Brook Trout 3j
Salmon, Imported Sardines, Domestic
Sardines, Van Camps Big Hominy in
Cans, Pineapple Chunks Grated Pineap
ple. Queen Olives, Heinz's Baked Beans
Sweet, Mixed ana Plain Cucumber Pick
les. 'Great Big Sour Cucumber Pickles,
Tea, Fresh Boasted Cofiee, Fresh Oat
Flakes, Cream Cheese, Harvey's Small
Hams and Breakfast Strips, and a com
plete stock of general groceries.
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale lletall roeer.
:'. rarker Btort.. Comer Broad and Hancock 8to. !?
Ttereat Slaughter Sale!
Froc Todajf oiiiExyuse the Down
Falling of China
y.;'-i
'TWO SOLID CAR, LOADS OF
China Grcckcry; and Agate Waro:
- Is Comint
TO BE
Ol Broad;:Stxbot,
Ad.!
Kee
A'' :
,.,
, hy A. J. AaWns.
tin, by J- lie i'lire.
, Ly C, W. Pipkin.
u i.-f'y r"i.
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I, I V . 'el .t.l.l
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Our
te sti k
ota 25 to
of!
loLD AT
. ; . THAT .WILL PLEtao , inn raor,;v;'',
Sale each day from 73C a m to 12A p m.and Saturday'i from 740 a." m. to It p
m. This an opportunity of a Ufe tuna, it costs yo notning w hoc, so
come at once. Specli I sale U tett week fcave room for more cars ef war
Cups and Saucers 20e a doaen. PUtea and 25c a I dosen, of keauUfn
decorated. ' - ' ;s i 'a2"ll' '-ICa -'
S5.S0 Toilet Set, 10 pieces, extra large worn, B-umuj t
14 60 Decorated roiiev v f"- v - .
. . . , ... n ntiuni artiela In erackerv.' all aixea.
i w m.,. i n in nil iiuiiiuvi v.. -
.t.t,u iliahaa eta. we think voa will be nLsased
,.ute.l)OWUi. cream yiwiwuo, " a - - -
wnn uin . . . . ... . .1 v
till be almost given away, mn nnwm w .v
WHOLnSALE OR RETAIL.'. ; .' ; . . -', -
.11- u no hi it man nr. . - - v
iUIW l)W " " (
Kverythlng i
(jet such genuine
n Mi,
i per C'-tit.
cns:&Dc3rs
ury'o rr.!;
Oil