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. Vol. XXII I..-VO. S5.
New Cera, IT. Tuesday. Slorulng, July 11, 1003.
Twenty-Fourth Year
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; . SUMMER FORECAST.
one piece , Silk Mull 27 . Inch wide,
worth 50c for 22c. One piece Pink Lin
ea, worth 35c for19c. r .',,. ;
Children Hand W waist, cool and
airy. , .The only comfortable -garment
for hot weather, all sizes for 25c. , 1
Bed. Linen
', . . Special inducements in sheets, Pillow . Cases Bnd Bed Spreads,
sheets made ot the well known brands' and Androscoggin. Lockwood
and Mohawk Sheets 2J wide, 2J Iong,;bloached or unbleached at 65c, :
60c, 65c each.' Hemstitched 70c each. Pillow Cases 36 by 46 inch at 10
X2J and 15c. Hemstitched 20c. -
White Duck Belts, 10c :
J. M. Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE 288." ; . ' ' .
41 PollocK St, Opposite Post-office. .
Don't Miss It.
Here is a Bargain, Come quick before it's gone.
We place on sale 1500 yards fine quality 40 inch White Lawn, as long aa
it lasts, come at ance, at Sc a yard.
SHEETING.
1 500 yards sheeting at only 31c per yd.
APKON GINGHAMS
1,800 yards 6c quality at 4c per yd.
INSERTION.
760 yards insertion at only 2c a yard.
CLOTHING. X
Two hundred and fifty Men's and Boy's Suits, all this season's styles will
go at fifty cents on the dollar. All our J2.E0 pants now going at SL25 a pair. .
. - , KNEE PANTS.
25 dozen Boy's Knee Pants, worth 40c, this weak 21c a pair.
RIBBON . 7
No 40, worth 15c a yard, all colors this week only Btc per yard.
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GOVERNOR
BASE BALL MITT CAUSES TRAGEDY
Any Brokers Offer N. C. Special
..j- . Tax' Bonds.' , " ;
lmporlsnt Crlmlssl Docket el Wskt Cosnfy
Court, Bouthpori Railroad Assured.
ArringMintSpclmniof 6m-
' to jy. Join Docksry's Cast. -,
Guests at Morebsad.
75 Middle Street.
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co
Manufacturers Agents for Erie City Engines
and Boilers. Celebrated Van Winkle Gins
and Presses Wagener Steam Duplex Pumps,
" Saw Mills, Wood-working machinery, Leather Belts, Iron, Steel, Pipe,
Boiler Tubes and everything in the mill supply line at manufacture- prices. -:
71 Middle St
Phone 147
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
- ; Plants at Clark, Hyman Biding, Klniton' and BoborMnvllle. -
'. - Annual Capacity 15,000,000.
Having installed Modern Dry Kilns we are now prepared to furnish the Bast
v, . , . Building Brick ever offered on this inaAet' ,r '
r"'; PRICE 4 GUABAKTEED.tt-;;'
.V HVVVLtf COMPANY, ' C
NSW Bern, K P'' ' ' " " V '; , ' : , . 8eUlng-Agen
;b Ui ta JaciaHj Xtechrsd Tali!
' i Extract from ' doclnloo of Supreme
; Court in the case of Georgia Home Iq
wrinM Co.. airslnnt Allen.
-"An Iron Safe Clause in policy of
- Insurance requiring tha assured to keep
a set of books and Inventory of. the
: stock, vthich shall be kept lit an i'on
V s if e at night and at other times when
the store is not open for business, is a
- valid condition and binlinr upon the a
sural the breach of whl-h will void the
- policy unless it is waived by .the insur
r er. ; , - , ''
P n -We sell the i Baum'Safe pnd Lock Comjmny 8afes, one of the best
..r.. nn th murknLlhev succeeded in winning the Gold I
St. Ixrnii, 1SMI4,
Raleigh, July 10. -Judge William R.
Allen arrived this morning to hold this
week's term.a criminal one of the Super
ior court . The sheriff and clerks did
n )tl n iw until the Judge arrived that he
was to hold the court, he and Judge
Justice having exchanged courts so that
the latter will hold McDowell instead of
Wake. Judge Allen has never held a
term of court in this cottnty, The easel
against By num for the murder of Alf ord
is set for next Friday, but it seems to
be die opinion that Bynum's counsel
will make an effort to again postpone
it. The grand jury is expected to act
promptly in the case against ex-sheriff
Rogers and J. P. Sorrell charged with
tampering with jurors, , but this case
also may go over until next term and
it seems will certainly do so if a con
tinuance is asked for, as the term of
imprisonment of the two men for thi.-ty
days does not end until next Sun
day. . .
A private letter from Governor
Glenn from Atlantic City says that he
is enjoying his stay there, although he
is very tired.
The State grants a charter to the
Hendersonville Wholesale. Company,
capital stock $50,000,
Major W. A. Guthrie of Durham was
asked by your correspondent as to- the
building of a railway in which he 8
interested fromDurham to South port a d
said that in 18 months a road between
these points would be built He says
the Norfolk & Western is not interested
in the movement or behind it but that
will .be. a Durham ' and Southport
Line. : .
Expert mineralogist F. B. Lancy has
been here for some days and has finish
ed the classification and arrangement
of the thousands of specimens in' the
Hall devoted to economic geology, in
cluding gold, copper, iron, the chrom
idea, tin, corundum, talc, kaolin, bary-
tes, monouc, etc. : The gold, copper
and iron' ores are alphabetically ar
ranged by counties. In the systematic
mineralogy all of the specimens have
been systematically arranged but will
be looked over and made more com'
plete. Mr. Lancy was here by permis
sion of Prof. J. H. Pratt of the State
University and was assisted by Mr.
William Green of Raleigh in the work
of arrangement ' The mica exhibit is
the one which won a gold medal at St
Louis, ; while the monaiite won two
gold medals and a grand prise. The
building stones won a gold medal and
six silver medals. ; . V '
A rural free delivery route is estab-
iahed from Stagville with Claud Lash
lley as carrier. . -i ' ' .
John Dockery was not so well yes-
tarday, but this set-back was mere'y
temporary and today his condition
shows further Improvement and he. Is
getting on towards recovery, though
the doctor! will not yet say that he is
out of danger and so the preliminary
bearing of Policeman Rogers,' the man
who shot him was not held today.:'
Insurance Commissioner '. Young has
returned from a visit to llorehead City
and says over 800 guests are there and
that the place wis never so well
kept' v;-,"v; ,
Governor Glenn says regarding his
visit to Governor Htgglns of New
York and Albany regarding the attempt
of certain stockbrokers to have , New
York sue this State on the special tax
bonds that the New York; legislature
passed an act but that no one has y
offered to give, New York any ot
these bonds and that he will let Cover
nor Glenn know It any bonds are given
and before taking my action. .
After a Trivial Qutrrsl Wsttsr 6 rlct Shoots
Sam Bryant. . 1 '
-last evening two young negroes,
Walter Grice and Sam Bryant had a
fight over the possession of a base ball
mitt 1 It is said that Bryant hit Grice
and then ran off. A short tirne later
Bryant was riding his wheel in Gard
ner's Alley, a few feet from where it
joins George stceet, just above Queen
street when, Grice jumped from behind
tree and 'fired at Bryant at close
range. Three shots were fired. One
entered Bryant's body and the other
two went wild.' The wounded man
rode as far as George street before he
fell. He was carried into Dr.. Lassiter's
offej: where an examination ahowed
that the hall .entered the abdomen,
probably penetrating the liver and
lodged in the back. . The man . is very
seriously wounded and may die. . 'l :
-Grice left the scene as any one under
like circumstances : Would : and when
some one tried to Btop him he put his
pistol under the fellow's nose and made
the significant remark that there were
three more bullets in the gun and he
was allowed to take his course. He is
still at large. '
Bryant is porter at the Coast Line
store on Queen street of which Mr, J.
O. Land is proprietor. He is said to be
well thought of. , He is a brother of
"Big Eph" who shot and killed his
brother, Hardy, last fall when John
Robinson's circus showed here. , Big
Eph is serving a lSyearsentence in the
penitentiary., : , . .
I ktadal at World's Fair.
Mf ... m ' am M . AAA 11 " t -
W. have them n stock, weighing from 476 IDS w ,uuu id..
Write for Catalogue and Prices. , . . . ' v ." ';
- T J TCRNIll f IIRS'TU U.t lOMPiSF, New Bert, H C
WILL ENFORCE ALL LAWS.
ChM tt Nile ll DUnr.ist te U
Lxit lawtari ObMnrtl.
That
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My ft vp
We are offfrinff a Mc icdirti
Spring nd PmnmiT Snils. We liavo e
two ii ro Fails in Flannels, l!wnr nr. .nil
Craiilios r( fiiun ti.M in !0.n0. . Tfoun, i::;,m
nil RpKnlars. Wp run fit ym si: 1 v y ,u
fr"l two tj Hvp (lo'ljtrB n ynnr J' :'' :m r y.'rn
We b1' a lif variety i-f T.m 1 1 :.' ' t
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SCRATCHED
In accordance with an order from the
Board of Aldermen to enforce .11 laws
Chief of Police Hargpt closed every
place nf buxinpns except drug stores St
harp twelvo o'clock Saturday nlht,
An ordinance to tlie efTwt tlint utorpn
mut bo closed at 12 midnight Saturday
wan the cu of tlie peremilory order
and soft il ,ik bazaars, larlx-r sh" S
:..! all had to ntiey tlip
THE NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN
Pssui Into Hindi oftht Standard Oil Com
piny.
It is stated with authority that the
Standard Oil Company is the recent
purchaser and present owner of the
Vorfolk and Southern railroad. The
three representatives of the oil trust
who made the contract for the erection
of the barrel plant at Belhaven, are
aald to have been seen with one of the
leading officials of the railroad on three
separate occasions in New York, the
day of the sale of the road, and that
the same three men signed the papers
the transfer of the Norfolk and
Southern properties. It is known to
be a fact that the Standard Oil Com
pany is. also the purchaser of the John
Roper Lumber Company properties
in eastern North Corolina. The agents
of Rockefeller have been very active in
that part of,thi State for months, and
nave secured options on immense tracts
of land throughout the 'section. The
developments which will ensue ulti
mately will probably astonish people
thereabouts. Special to News and Ob
server, , ';'-:
THREATENED TO SHOOT.
Jo Htrjttt Carried s Dsnairou Loeklns
; Revolver With Which To Make Good
' Hit Treat ' .
Officer W. H. Griffin arrested a col
ored man last night who, if he had been
given a chance; might have committed
murder as he was known .to have such
an Intention."' His name was. Joe-Har
gett, and werks at the Blades mill on
Griffith street-!" V'
Upon information furnished by anoth
er colored, man, ' Tom Carter, ' officer
Griffin arrested Hargett and took from
hira an ugly looking revolver, ' with
every chamber loaded . with 88 calibre
bullets. - Carter alleges that Hargett
was expecting to shoot him on account
of a quarrel the two men ' had engaged
in. : He said Hargett had told, two of
his companions that he . would" shoot
Carter after It got dark, and skip out
He had made arrangement with this
friends to draw his pay and. send It to
him. . - - - ---;.V'--
... Hattell Pittaan.;
' ,J :'. Swansboro, July 4th, 1906.
A brilliant affair in the social events
of Swansboro was the wedding of Miss
Daisy Pittman and Mr. Bryan Hatseu,
Jr., which took place at tha Methodist
church at Swansboro, Rev, D. Geddy,
officiating. , ; . j : !.,..
The church was beautifully decorated
with evergreen and thronged with the
many friends of the bride and groom to
witness their nuptial vows.
The bride, attired in a pretty cos
tume of white organdie and carrying a
loTely boquct of cape joxaamlne, en
tered, the church by the strains, of
Mendclssolh's wedding march which
was rendered by Mian Mattie Moore.
The bride's attendants were Miss Hep
ey Hatsell with Mr. Maurice llataell
and Mix- Dunnie Koonce as maid of
honor.
The bride ia the daughter of Mr,
DAY AND NIGHT
Lady Suffered Tortures with Itching
Scalp Humor "--One Box of Cutl
cura Ointment and One Cake of
Cutlcura Soap Cured Her,
WILL NEVER BE
WITHOUT CUTICURA
"My scalp was covered with little
pimples and I suffered tortures from
the itching. I was scratching all day
and night, and I could get no test I
washed my head with not water and
Caticura Soap and then applied the
Cuticura Ointment as a dressing. One
jpox oi cutlcura umtment and one cake
of Cuticura Soap cured me,
Now m
growing splendidly. I have naed Curl-
head is entirely clear and my hair
z
cura Soar) ever since, and shall never
be without it (signed) Ada C.Smith,
309 Grand St.; Jersey City, N. J."
CUTICURA GROWS HAIR
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
Purified by Cuticura Soap
Assisted by light dressings of Cud
cura, the great skin cure. This
treatment at once stops falling hair,
removes crusts, scales, and dandruff,
destroys hair parasites, soothes irri
tated, itching surfaces, stimulates the
hair follicles, looseni the scalp skin,
supplies the roots with energy and
nourishment, and makes the hair grow
upon a sweet, wholesome, healthy
scalp when all else fails.
Complete external and internal
treatment for every humour, from
pimples to scrofula, from Infancy to
age, consisting of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills, may now be had
of all druggists for one dollar. A
single set is often sufficient to cure
the most distressing cases.
O-rtrant RMolTMrt, Ifcnld ud la ttat form el Chooolati
OMlcd Jtllf, Colkur. 01ntm.ul, nd t'ulkur. ckp
Portsmouth
Corned Mallets
.1 r
A Few Nice ones just Received.
Also a NeW Barrel Fulton
Market Corned Beef.
300 dozen Mason's Fruit Jars, all
sizes at prices lower than you ever S
bought them at before.
J. L. McDaniel 1
Wholesale A Retail Oroeer. jg
Tarker Store. rorrior Rrnii B
ulo throushout the world.
Ami tar "How to Cm Jivtrf UsmosjeV
IX Columbua Ar.. Uoatun Bolt Proi
mm tar hho w
"fiov to Have BtMttrol Hsir."
PoWef Dm ft Cfttn. C
FOUR NEW DIRECTORS
Appointed Out of 305 Aaplranta For Office os
N. C. Railway.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, July 10. Governor Glenn
has appointed the following eight di
rectors of the North Carolina Railway:
W. T. Brown, Winston; W. M. Wil
liams, Newton; Hsgh Chatham, (Pres
ident) Elkin; L. Banks Holt Graham;
Thos. H. Vandeford, Salisbury; John
W. Lambert, Thomasvllle; Allen J.
Ruffln, Hillsboro; S. C. Penn, Reids
ville. Last four are new. There were
306 aspirants.
Beautiful eyes and handsome faces
are eloquent commendations. Bright
eyes are windows to a woman's heart
Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes. 85 cents, tea or tablets.
Sold by F. R-Duffy.
Extra fine Veal at Coast Line" Mar
ket ;
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JUST RECEIVED
A Fine Lot "Busy Bee" Hams
English Cured Shoald
ers, Breakfast Strips
and Picnic Hams.
And a Complete Line ot Staple and
Fancy Groceries continually on hand at
Reasonable Prices.
HEABQUAKTEKS FIt FINE
BUTTER ANB CHEESE.
SatiKfactlvit Guaranteed.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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, Teachsrs Examination.
The examination for teachers certi
ficate will be held at county court bouse
Thursday and Friday of this week. ;
Examination of white teachers will
be held Thursday and colored teachers
Fridav. examination on both days to
begin promptly at 10 a. m. ' . . "
Those desiring, to stand entrance
examination or A. 4 If. College may
do so by applying at ,curt Loose ' on
Thursday, July 18th.V-tiV '."'X H
-;; , 8. M. BRINSON, J.
'.,''-"'.' .. ; .-, .;' County Supt '
'V:'' 'TaberU ii Pict.lc.''"?
- The Tabernacle Sunday, School in
Onslow county will picnic at Tabernacle
Grove on Friday, July 21s(, - They will
give all a cordial welcome. . '..
It makes no dl Terence bow many
medicines have failed to cure you, if
your are troubled with headache, con
stipation, k'dney or ' lirnr ' troubles
Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you well. Sold by F. S. Puffy,
J L. HARTSFIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
OFFlM 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. PB0NI 238.
Would be glad to have
any one inspect my ork
as it goes up.
Laths
For Sale.
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; Picnic. "
Oak Grove M. E. Sunday School.noar
I'olloo kevillo, will have their annual
picnic on Thursday, July ZHth. Come
alunij and lots have a day of outing
Iiririjf ymir bimki'U well filled; refreuh
mi'iiU will be well supplied by order of
the fn hiwil. I'rofeHMor A. H. Whit
I! rin
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ke a Rin-ech on eiluoation. Oak
',iip!py Pi hiK.l, per T. W. Fliep
p. Pli! i -ml. Tit.
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'h a s-ii
A Ipine
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but
- Prftjction Tray Mi.
Superior to any pat
ent tray trunk on the
market. Strong and
durable.
Before buying call
and inspect it merits.
. V 'Our.Peffectlon Tray Trank.1
CORDEMON
wear and cheap.
John
CARPETS. Sp ent ii
B. Ives,
. Successor to Disosway ft Taylor.
SS Middle St.
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CD !S o o o s3"t o els
Of Clothing, Shoes r '':: J y
- Hats and Dress Qoods
nilnhtly damaged by fire and water will
Id r t 7: CO p. m. It will pay yu to bo on
at 70 : - ..Idle Street. , " .
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