THE JOURNAL.
New Berri, N, C July 27, 1906..
- LODGE DIRECTORY
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD meet at
RotintreeHallSemi-Monthly. First and
Third Wednesday nights at 7:30 o'clock.
Visiting Woodmen are invited. , .:
CRAVEN LODGE No, 1 KNIGHTS OF
HARMONY. Meeta 2nd and 4th Wed.
nesday nights in each month in Roun
. . ufi PniixV itmit - at ., 7:80
o'clock. ' Samuel B. UalL rtesiaeni; y.
iH. Smith, Sec'y; Rv B. HilL, Financial
Sec'y.' , s t ,
.'Index t Hew HiaUmttu
. Trustees Sale. r " - .
Administrators Sale. i ? - ?
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse; r! r
J M Mitchell & Co.Ita up to you.'
Simmons & Hollowell Co-rBig Sale
of odd lota. ' - '
NOTICES 111 THIS. OLUMH FOR
LESS THAR ONE MOUTH' MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADYAHCE. ;
fruisesi tools. :
Wife SATE1. Sphnoner "Reflisre.
sharpie built, fifty-two feet long, i our
tivm Inroad, net tnnnaire fourteen. Two
vears old and in trood condition. , - For
further particulars - bddIv to- W, ' D,
Mclver. New Bert, N. C. orL N. Hen
WANTED Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel lor nrm or. zou,
000 capital. Salary ?1,072 per , year,
payable weekly. Expenses advanceo.
Address Geo. G. Glows. New Bem. N.
C.
J. L. Collins will buy your 'scrap iron
and metals of all kinds no, lot too targe
and none too small, address, 20 Griffith
St.
BICYCLE Picked Up-Owner can have
U by proving property and paying
I'OHm. ' '
BOGUE Sound Watermelons on ice.
Bananas 10, 15 and 20c per dozen.
Broad St. Fruit Co.
TAKEN UP A' large cow, red and
white color, butt head. Mark, smootn
crop both ears. Owner can recover by
proving ownership and paying expenses
. . tir n yi 1 1 t T
Apply lon.u, vj waiuiey, new sera,
C. -
GASKINS Cycle Co., has just received
100 Bicycles all sizes colors and grades,
also a full line of second-hand bicycles
on hand. When in need of bicycle call
out the price you want to pay - and we
will trot out your bike, from $6 and up.
FRESH Loose Chocolate - Candy,
O ranees and Bananas at J. B. Daw-
on's. -
OLD NEWSPAPERS 16 cents per .100
or sale at Jourrinl office.
THEY COME AND GO.
have gone to Connolly Springs to spend
a few days.
Misses Louise and Gladys Barrington
returned yesterday from a visit to rela
tives in Pamlico county..
Mr. D. L. ward arrived from vaca
tion visit to Virginia Beach yesterday.
Mr. Ed Land of Newport News, Va.,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, J,
K. Land.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Clarke who
have been visiting relatives here re
turned to their home in Salem, Oregon,
yesterday.
airs. it. o. mxon, ausses Juary ana
Lee Mitchell and Master Robert, left
for Wampee, S. C yesterday to be ab
sent to October. V
Mrs. K. R. Jones left for Wampee,
S. C. yesterday. ; .. :
Mrs. J. A. Meadows,', her daughter
Misa Sarah, and sons Messrs. Wade and
Ed Meadows and Mrs.' S. L. Pill, Jr.,
went to Wrightsville to spend few
.days. -.
Mr. Thos. Duncan of Beaufort was in
the eity yesterday.- Y:!i; yK -i f "
nr. unas, h. Mali and family or JacK
to spend a few days at Seven Springs.
- Mr. 1. W. Wm-Wtan and fkmltv left
'.' on the atmrnnr Nauaa last evening- On-
Srtr in Dual fnm hntn. In TWlaaraM
. . 1 111 Jf. 1 J . 1 .
. wuwi iukj wiu vwii itimwm iw . nw
- tires for a montbb -' ; ,:"r.
; Mm. JR. Ulrich left kst night night
Wms New York. -':A;,
C ' Mr. and Mrs. C W. Mungerand fam
' Hy went to Black Mountain last night
V. fkr UKaw will Mtn.tn Huplnff- ihm
Mrs. V. U Ward and children and
.' her mother Mrs. Shollenbanrer have
. returned from Virginia Beach. - -,
' ' Misses Daisy and Nettie Pennington
- are visiting relative in Mt. Olive.
I tr. andMri. Charles Hall of Jack-
'aotiville were in New Bern last night
; , on their way to Seven Springs.
Mr. 3,i. Wolf emlen went to More
' head last night.";. ' .. - -
. ' V!w' ririKham Meredith is visiting
, friends in Charlotte. . r . ,
Perfect womanhood depends on per
fect health. Nature's rarest gift of
nhvnicHl beauly comes to all who no
llollwtor'n Rocky MounUinTc. Brigl:
yrs and red clieeks follow Its uro. 2
ctntH, For hhIp by F, S. Duffy.
ffi,l B
No One JJeed Fear Cickness if lli-o-na ls Used
People with , strong Btomachs-and
natural digestion jure ordinarily not
subject to bower troubles, diarrhoea,
and other germ diseases that are so
common and dangerous In the summer
months'- ' ' -
A Mi-o-na tablet taken before .each
meal will give such health and strenirth
to the weakest stomach that the whole
svstemwili; become strong and well,
and so clean and sweet that there will Mi-o-na is so nearly infallible in cur
be ho chance for disease germs to be tog the diseases resulting from a weak-
come effectived -'" .Jr"
A great many people imagine that
then headaches, dizziness, heart burn,
or general despondency and weakness
SHORT PASSING EVENTS. S
G. A. Williams, a colored farmer
from Arapahoej was in the city yester
day, with the first lot of this season's
red yams, twenty fiva bushels, which
were quickly sold at. one.aoiiar per
bushel i This la unusually early for
yams, they seldom coming to market in
July. The retail price from the stores
are 40 cents per peck.
The State encampment at; Wrights
ville broke up yesterday at noon after
a most satisfactory week of military
drills and maneuvres. It is probable
that steps will be taken to make
Wrightsville the permanent camping
ground for the State guard as that
place has a more advantageous position
than any other place.
There are' eleven prisoners at - the
county jail awaiting trial in the October
term of court.
- The condition' of Mr. T. M. Owens,
the purser of the Ocracoke,' who was
nearly drawned at the surf Sunday, July
16, is reported as improving slowly. His
physician states that he will not be able
to be out for two weeks.- . . ?
Jim White was fined one dollar and
costs by Mayor Patterson yesterday for
shooting firearms within the ' city lim
fts. -
Cotton sold on, the local, market yes
terday at 10.60.
Mr. Claud Taylor, ' of Bachelor, was
here yesterday with his new napthahione -ether than his wife.. He explain
launch, Thelma. The Thelma ia de
signed for freight boat Is fitted with
a ten horse engine of the latest make,
and" is strongly - made, but . with, an
economy space that gives great storage
room. The' boat 'will ply between
Blades and other'" points on Clubfoota
creek and New Bern. ;' '
Mr. T. M. Davenprt and family, who
have been living in. this city a year or
more- have moved back to their old
home at Merritt, Pamlico county. v ;. ' ...
ThaP.O. A W. railroad willreacfc:
Bayboro today. The working force
will then be used forawhile onhe pwt
vTHE liERRICK SHOES
were 3.00 thU wek 12.19.1
- And anything In the cheap
' tlom,' K-V:.:
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. au ineo prices ar cauo. .. n
exchanged,
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mmm
r-r- The HerricV Shoes In Black and Tan; wars $2.50, this Week
l'49. '
-' AU $1.60 Shoss at $l.i8fv:;4;S
3W
,-- A Liquid preparation fur sore, tired, aching, blistered,
and 111 Smelling feet.
Notice" Is the Name. It's Liquid.
? , " Sold In New Bern and GUARANTEED by C D Bradham, D. R. Davis
and F. S. Duffy.
r
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6!' ca-
is a sign of fatal illness, when the
trouble is the direct result of a
weafc and jmperf ditef!Uon.
A cent of MiH-n. Ublets will
show by the great gain In health tflfet
.the stomach is the cause of the poor
health, and. that Mi-o-na is the only
.remedy that will drive out all weakness
debility, and disease.; y. V -,;
ne stomach, excepting cancer of the
stomach, that F. S. Duffy guarantee to
refund the money should the remedy
not give perfect satisfaction.
already built, leveling it up and putting
it in better condition. ',- It is '-noticed
that i there is a good deal of traffic
passing over the line already.
. The , j excursion : to Raleigh, : Vbich
takes place today bids fair to be very
large; : The train composing eight ears
went to Moreheadlast night which will
be the special train for the occasion.
v The second game between the New
Bern And Greenville colored base bah
teams resulted in victory for the vis
itors by a score of S to 4.- The game
was played well and fast . and was -ex
citing, ' '
An adjourned "session of the first
meeting of the creditors of D. A
Owings ft Co. was held before Referee.
3. W. Smallwood yesterday. A. D.
Ward and R. A. Nunn appeared for the
creditors and E. M. Green represented
Mr; Owings. The case will be continued
today at 10 o'clock. . r
Charlotte Hat Graft.
Charlotte is In the clutch of the de
mon of graft, WOliam McCormick En
girieer of the water works was cited . to
appear before the Water ' Commission
of that city and explain , devious ways
he had of obtaining large sums of money
oyer and above his salary. , The money
coming directly or indirectly out of the
city treasury,-:; ; i-i' i$'-fft?J
' The Engineer was alleged to. have
used one method of collecting money
by making an entry of Andrew Jack
son's name which was understood to be
ed that he did
not care : to. have his
wife's name appear among a lot ... of ne
groes. This and other subterfuges thaa4
were discovered developed the fact that
the engineer was drawing seven dollars
per day from the city. - The affair has
caused a big sensation in Charlotte,
Fine line fresh canned goods at Coast
Line Markets f. 'x ''.' "
New Lot Of fine Smoked Hams, of
Mveral brands Just Received at the
8flea Market. -
IN-BUCAND TAN:-
Shoes reduced in the same 'propop-y .
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goooB, sent qui oo , approval or
if
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rs.
AV
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itching, burning
Drome
Ein-Tnn, the eminent philottopher In an V
sry on ll';U' m'o saiJ, in speak inf; of a nniri
whom he il B-rilr-.l im a G1 - ihI to liis
tn.vn, "de ii piit tn. cilii'r lil.oa Wn!- -on
Wnli'h." We are kIio'a ii nn n. -.II. . si v :i
ty of Wilill.nm Wat- Im in, I yn v . ;l
that 1'iir j.rir. s are inviiri;.! V t!, ! t.
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Eock Elnilery for New Bern.
Now Bern will in a day or two have
one of the most up-to-date Book Bind
eries and printing offices in '- this
State. . : i: , - ' -. .,
Mr. Owen G. ' Dunn, l the leading
printer of this city, has just bought out
the Simmons Blank Book , Company's
machinery ? of " Richmond, Va.;' who
failed a few months ago. -tfJvy'Sfc
He has secured the services of Mr. J,
!. Null, of New York, who "will have
charge of the bindery. The have" both
just returned, from Richmond, where
they went to make the purchase of th
large planti.:?f i'ivAfei
The machinery will arrive in a day or
two and they will be ready for business
at once.- , 5 -:,, -zs '
They will also' do special "loose leaf
and card Index! worV' j JThis i style - of
bookkeeping Ss getting .to be very popu
lat and .the demand ..for .this kind of
work is one reason Mr. Dunn has added
this machmery.';jtf....vvy:;;i :
He has also lately made 'additions to
his prii.tin& department '.and is in posi
tion to turn out work promptly. .; Z
- Fencing )oWv..::
Can - furnish on short notice good.
nghtwood poet for plank or wire fenc
ing for yard, or farm purpose. Get my
prices. . '"' "
Also have a nice new boat for gaso
line engine 88 ft 4 inches over all, and
engine all ready to be installed. ; Will
sell either boat -or engine -or both to
gether very cheap for cash or good se
curity. Address Claude Taylor, North
Harlowe, N. C. -
To the Public"
In connection with my 6 and 10 cent
store I have put in a nice soda fountain
where I will serve all the leading foun
tain drinks, also. Ice . Cream, Milk
Shakes, Pineapple Sherbets, etc. - v
Try our Phosphates , and Fruit Floss.
AU our syrups and fruits floss, are made
up from the American Soda Fountain
Company and. only the pure ripe fruits
are used.--. , v ;:-v.':'
Extra Parlof for Ladies. '
132 Middle St E. WALNAU.
. Bead Neckwear
in Pearl or Gold is the fashion now.
The correct style Is quite becoming,
specially In summer Jress. ' J. O. Bax
ter, the leading; jeweler, shows a beau
tiful assortment from 10 cents to $20.00
ft string. v's'-'; '
" TUKN ,T0 US VIT11THK PHKSCRIPTI0V.
HE MORE SERIOUS THE ILLNESS THE GREATER THE
K'V'-V " ' NEED- -..
y WE DO NOT PRESCRIBE.
' That's the physician's business. WE DO, however, compound his
prescriptions exactly as he wants them with STANDARD DRUGS
. of KNOWN PURITY. . '
I ! Phone
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Mig;Sale .of Odd Lots.
The ; Summer Clearance Sale, with.
Jallitsbuyfng opportunities is'now mat
ter ot history, . lose upon its heels
comes this other salW In, this sate we
propose t6.:,turn iDto cash all the odd
Iot, remnants from the
clearance' sale, There'll be a bunching
ot bafgaimi that wll 1 make the liveliest
kind of ' trading for tne'next f eW days.
white, Coodi 12,0. ; if llk MiUiIOC
Odds and small lots mercerized ! AU the popular colors f
White Goods . InTfliruTes .and " for street and evening '.,'
stripes.' " ' ' ' s iwtn'.''"?"-!.:
Table Damask. - Misses HoWt;'
"2 yards wide, ' heavy half- Misses Lace. Lisle; Hose In
bleached Linen Table Damask; Tans, Black' and White, sites
5 patterns. Actual value 76c to 8), actusJ value 26c. ' . .
" Sale price 49c yd. '" Saleprice 19c pairf t ,
Corsets. ; Ladies Vests, r
A lot of Corsets in different Ladies Mercerized Plain and
shapes, not all siics jof a st; le.'Ucs Stripe Vests In White Pink
Real value 60c ' ' 'and Blue, actual value 25c. :
Sale P'ice 80e ' " ) - Sale Price 15c -"
Ladies vVrist.E-igs Ready Mad Sheets
A lot of Wrii t Butts in 'i Her- ' Sheets of good, strong bleached
ent Blutpes and all colors, worth.rot txn Sizes 2i by 2 yards. Ac
f rom 6K: to 75c. , ' ual value 70c.
Sulo price 'SOc. Sale price d5c. ,
Iir.ny oth:r lotc on cnlc v;c did
tot h rcora tO mention..-
The warm weather aided bv;ur 2ft i.
caused us to sell a
The reason Is evident, the waather made th d
we had the supply
, .Don't try to fool
suit, you can't do it
3? Coin riffht here
featherweight suits a 20 per cent less than
will be a whole heap more comfortable and
same time.
Suits bom
T6tises ff 0m
$J.OO Negligee Stlrts in colors Soct.
-au juow noes,
waists greatly reduced.
i uere win do plenty moron t weather,
cing, come in at once and we can fit you out
of top clothes as well as underclothes.
'Twill he worth y ur while to inventiKale.
Remember all summer goods are reduced
Phone 2I2
For Sale.
Short Horn Bull from one of the
beat herds in the Valley of Virginia, 3
years old. Registered, sold to avoid in
breeding; price right.
Address CEDAR LANE FARM,
Richlands, N. C.
Extra fine Veal at Coast Line Mar-
Davis' Pharmac
Rood s many Jisrht weight
at prices that are practically wholesale
yourself and try to keep cool in a heavy
:
and arit ti";- Mi it
$5 20 to $16 00
2 oo " 5 6o
20cts to 8octs.
trnw iiats, Kelts, Boys
J. M. HOWARD.
20PerCent.
G- Dunn &l Co
Farirers Tobacco Warehcuse.
Kor tha sale of Leaf Tobr ceo. The rrcswt is that Tobacco will sell for
f;i!r prices .his season, and we will 1 e prepared 'o "rt the seller as good prices
i 1 New P.ern, as any other market ia ihe Ear . We w ill h ive a full corps ef
Buyers, and will do our be t to pleas r ui- Customers. Come to the opening
Bale, Aujt s 1st, 190". S-i'es every (lav all 1 o'clock. Good stables. Good
Water and beit attention. We hav.- Storage and Grading Facilities for all who
wish them.
HOWARD &
DONOHOE, Auctioneer.
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Ft th fmrm anal CemiiUxlan
Su bn mimlillT wad ttw UmMmJ
m , s" ua inn m nUMi mi
mm imi Sft iMrL
Wkatrac applied N is fcutastty i
tkrauh lh Mm ml tka tMa aiS
itoUi alriOaa f u tk wmatiu daaaw.
REMOVINa WRINKLES
m V by " tHobU ofU ihowls
WMtrkafcU tprr.MMit. -
Dr. Ckuiw Plah Fw4 kl poritlwlj tk
onlr TCMnltaa kaa to aM4kl mcimmorl
UmI Uf na4 4 Hllm la a Mck b4
tnusaS kaass.
Psr Dwaiopltuj the Bast
or tnutt iknikn tram mantmrn: k ku tkJ
om era riiMHMctaik) mum tke kMtl
SOLD V BlumntiMIMUTi
BSDOOttTS. ., -, - ;. . . .. ..
knlr tin. H.SI a Wv w a n ad
iaaa aaaaiaa at iw arsciAI, OVFII
aaSata aa aaa aollar, wa U1 au4 taw (Jj:
FREE Jtt1rtCLla'd
???.." tft MaatoatlS aaa to pmpmA
! aauto, Aaftan. m ..... ,. . I
DH CHARLES CO. "VNBlf
Administrators Notice
' Havlnir admltiittorad upon Dm aitala of Barvay
Arthur, dacaavad. all aaianaa ara kwaby notified
to pi unit to Um undaralsnad all alaima kald by
them aaahut Mid aatala. aa or. bafora July mtb,
IM. otWwtaa thai aotloa wtH ba plaadad in
bar
of mwu t, Allparaona (ndvbtad toaald acuta
rtar- tod to mam laanaaiata paraianl ...
rhk 1 1 n. is
THUS iiC ARTHUR. AdntoMrator
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PURE CREAM
llade v- Every V;Day
35cts per quart;
ti.i..i OtnA T?i-Ti!t Pmnravr '
D ill tlUlilil IlUll UUilltlll--
Notics. ..
The Kad Supervisor of No, 8 town
liin w ill iniit at the court house on the
lut Saturday In August, that being the
Mlidiiy at It o'clock. The overseer
w ill mul e tln ir report l the m
lime of the condition of tl'ir roadn.
K. street, Chm.
n. rdufSMnn hn
suits and extra
nnr airAiainn iina
regular price. You
save money at the
Shirts and fchirt
it is jut omiun
ia tbe coolest kiud
5557 Pollock St
E. J. KESTER.
Managers.
Farmers Tobadco Warehouse.
In connection with our large and
complete line of Tobacco and Cigars, we
have added a line assortment of Pipes
which ve are felling at very low pri
ces. We will sell a genuine Meer
schaum with amber tip for $2.50, worth
loulle. Our soda fountain continues to
draw large crow Is for those delicious
lirinks which we ere serving. Our store
is clean and comfortable.
Hi I'lace
Crescent Tobacco
Company.
W. D. Burrington
M ANAGtr.
( Middle
i ire ui toiler lorucs. Brisk lor Si'i.
dOnt be carelesp :
aSnrt rmtmift ont fha banmnc aohain oa.
tlm."ln wKkticaasToo iaout all thatoatotaato
Kra ptal Nt Inaural Aaain. ta t aa aaia.
aa but .at it tvdmy. taa aa 4uw laf ra rn '
km ukaa aat a poimr tkruwH a . Oar ad 4 '
raorlet aovan all laai aaUl a full fMaad aaliar a)
For Sale.
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1 ' One.
One McCormick shredder and husksr
sightly worn. Will be sold at a bargain
tin
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For orlce and terms, spply to i.
House, Mcllwaln Farm, Bollalr. .
The rule of this office will be strictly
j enforced as to changes of ad, and
c)1Bntres muwt be in this office before 12
o'clock, noon, on day previous toehantte
j w,,ntel. Ailvertiers will please note
tj,iB BIUJ Koven their changes .accord-
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