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New Bern, N.: Ck, July SO, 1905.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
J WOODMEN OF THE WORLD meet it
Rountree Hall Semi-Monthly. First and
Third Wednesday nights at 7:30 o'clock.
' Visiting Woodmen are invited.-
L CRAVEN LODGE No.' 1 KNIGHTS OF
HARMONY Meets 2nd tmd 4th Wed-
. - nwdav nierhts m each month , in Koun-
. r inh HaII. Pollock street, at 7:
- Comiml R Rail Pretrirlent.!- J
- H. Smith. Sec'v: R. R, Hill - Financial
! Jtidia t Hr iaTtfthement. .
Eaton Wedding Gifts. C 'J? 1
'ME Whiteburst & Co-This .Week
' Davis Pharmacy Royster Candy ' v
' Ennett Book StoreAugust i Periodi
cals, v
' Simraons-& Hollowell Co-Ladies Shirt
Waists. '
ToRemV-House
Lost Watch
.30 Baxter Optician t
J J Baxter Monday
NOTICES IN THIS OLUMN FOR
LESS THAN ONE MONTH MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
Business Locals.
LOST Lady's gold watch, black ribbon
attached, on July 27th, between R. G,
Moseley's corner Jones St. Five Points
Queen and Metcalf streets. Finder re
turn to Mrs. Theo Sloan 6 New South
Front St and get reward.
TO RENT The fine Slover residence
No. 11 Union St. Inquire W. L. Lewis
at Lucas & Lewis store Middle street.
FRESH Devilled Crabs and -Limeades
today. J. B. Dawson, 103 Middle
street. Phone 209.
SPRING Chickens, Corned Mullets
Stock's Best and Diadem Patent Flour,
and Pine Par at B."B. Davenport's.
PARTIES having ice cream cans be
longing to the Broad Street Fruit Co.
will confer a favor by returning the
same to their store or notifying them
they will be called for.
BANANAS, Oranges, Peaches, Melons
on Ice at Broad St. Fruit Co.
WANTED Position in a store by
young man of 23, have had several
years experience in Gen. store. Refer
ences given. Address G, eare Journal
office.
PEACHES for a few days. Shall have
fine Elberta Peaches and Grapes from
Newport Fruit Farm. John B. Ives.
GO-CARTS. Our handsome line at
cost for ten davs. Call early and make
a selection. John B. Ives.
WHAT.all the people say must be so.
That M. W. Chapman is yet standing
between the people and the high price
dealers with a carefully selected line of
soft peaches, oranges and bananas soft
corn, snap beans sweet potatoes, sugar
crowder peas, sweet bell pepper, cante
lopes, Bogue Sound melons, young and
old chickens. Also coca cola, beerine
and pepsie cola on ice at M. W. Chap
man, cor.' Middle and S. Front Sts.
FRESH Fox River print butter today
and tomorrow, 30 cents per pound Coast
Line store.
BE Sure to buy some of that fine coun
try lard at the Coast Line Meat Market
A NICE lot of medium sized smoked
hams just received at the Coast Line
Market
FOR SALE- Schooner "Refuge,"
sharpie built, fifty-two feet long, four
teen broad, net tonnage fourteen. Two
years old and in good condition. For
further particulars apply to W. V
Mclver, New Bem, N. C. or I. N. Hen
derson, Hubert, N. C.
J; L. Collins will buy your scrap' iron
and metals of all kinds no, lot too large
and none too small, address, 20 Griffith
St
BICYCLE Picked Up-Ownercan hava
it by proving property and paying
cost. ' ;., -
TAKEN UP-A larga cow," red and
white color, butt head. Mark, smooth
crop both ears. Owner can recover, by
proving ownership and paying expenses
Apply to W. D. Gwaltney, New Bern,
N. C. -
GASKINS Cycle Co., has Just received
100 Bicycles all sizes colors and grade,
also a full line of second-hand bicycles
on hand. When In need of a bicycle call
out the price" you want to pay' and we
will trot out your bike; from $5 and up.
OLD NEWSPAPERS 16 cents per 100
, isoale at Journal office, : - V"
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- , . .. 7 Mr. . M. Connor .
Representative of the Globe Tailor-
ii ig vv win uo ai 4. 4 uaxier a won
day and Tuesday with bis. line of fall
-Onrl winter anmnTfitt v v .. . .
; Mr. Coniioris an experienced cutter
t iuiu ubw miu hii wnu uBire nc r.r.Q
v style up to date will do well to tel. -,lt
leautiful lino. . . ' r
"" ' J.J. V, ' XTE.1.
r"; Tski Hollistor's Rocky MoonlainTea
See it exterminate the poison, feci it
revitalise the blood snd bring back that
happy joyous feeling of bygone dny.
33 cent, Tea or Tablets. For Bale by
V. S. DutTy. , .
There will be a meeting tomorrow
Monday, evening at 6 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. M. M. Marks on Johnson
street of the Department of Child Study
of the Woman's Club. . i
The funeral services of Eloise Morris
Infant daughter of H. W. and Rosa
Armstrong were held at the home of
the parents at 82 New street last " eve
ning at 6:30, conducted by Rev. G.' T,
Adami t ,. v.. . a .
- Rev. J. J. Douglass the new. pastor
of the Tabernacle Baptist church , ar
rived in the city last night accompanied
by his family. They are temporarily
located at the Patterson house.- A lit
tle son of Mr. Douglass had "the misfor
tune to fall and break his arm in;' the
hotel at Wilson while waiting '4o take
the train for New Bern'. 1 The little boy-1
stood the ordeal of having the(fracture
reduced and is doing finely. ,s - " 'f ,
? Miss Mary Whitty entertained aiium
ber of friends Friday evening'at a very
enjoyable , Salmagundi party, Her
guest Miss Margaret Tyson Lee was
the" guest of honor. -;
' Capt J. J. JLaster received yesterday
a Pope-Tribune gasoline automobile of
the runabout pattern. The vehicle was
purchased through Mr. W, T. HilV .the
agent'
Very early Saturday , morning, ; low.
rumblings and mutterings of thunder
were heard, the clouds thickened and
it was evident that a storm was brew
ing. About ten o'clock the . electrical
storm became very severe and lasted
over an hour accompanied by a quite
heavy rainfall. Showers followed until
the middle of the afternoon,
Kinston wfll hereafter rigidly enforce
the law prohibiting the sale of cigars and
cool drinks on Sunday. The ordinance
provides for the revocation of license if
the law is persistently violated.
The date for the Lantern Carnival is
set for next Friday night. Remember
each child bringing a lantern is entitled
to a ride in illuminated wagons, find
can compete for' a prize. A joyous
time is in store for alL Let all the
children meet at the GreenTuesday af
ternoon at 6 o'clock to make further ar
rangements.
Mollie Nobles and Sadie Agent were
found guilty of disorderly conduct in
the police court yesterday and were as
sessed the costs. -
Rev. George W. Butler, D. p., M. D.
of Goldsboro has been engaged to sup
ply the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church during the month of August Rev
Butler was a medical missionary of the
Presbyterian church to Brazil and en
joyed a fine reputation as a surgeon.
The Carolina Brick Co., contemplate
building a brick manufacturing plant
somewhere on the line of -the P. O. &
W. railway.
Puts light in the eye, tints the cheek
with Nature's bloom, loosens the ten
sion of life, brushes the cobwebs from
the brain, that's what Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Mil
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FINE
For This Week Only. r "
THE IIERKICK SH0FS
were $3.00 this week 2.19.
The Herrick Shoes in Black
$1.79. -i-t
-The. "..;.'.-
1.49. , - - -I-'.
All $1.60 Shoes at $L18.
And anything in the cheap Shoes-reduced in the same proper- "
Uon. ' v . - -;,,,.."' V-i "
'. - AH these Dricea are Cash. ' No T(wls tAnt. mi an tnnvAnl ad
exchanged. . t '
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:;A Liquid priiiaratlon for sore, tired, aching; blistered, itching, burning
and ill smelling feet ' . , ,
;Nbtice,, is the Name, It's 'Liquid.:'
" 8old in New Bern and GUARANTLED by .CD Bradham, D. R. Davis
andF.S.DulTy.
Perplexity Abcni ,
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Is done sway wilh in a motm-nt in o.ir tUru. ' Our s -large
and varied that we can suit tt.yMy.
: . 1'iiffrnving fr-e of diarge on all ;... ' i tu.ld.
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Mr. J. W. ;rK-ooJ returned from
a trip to LaGrane yesterday.
Dr. D. S. SanJcis retimed to hi"
home at Beaufort, yesterday.
Miss Margaret H. Kinsey is visiting
relatives at Bellair. -
Miss' Mary Whitty and her guest,
Miss Margaret Tyson Lee went" to
Morehead last night '
Mr. A. E. Hibbard and'son are spend
ing the day in Morehead. " , ,' -
Capt A. W. Gard, of the steamer
Ocracoke is spending the day in More-
head.. . . ' - - ' :
v Misses Lizzie Hancock and Virginia
Moore returned last night from a weeks
stay at Morehead, T
. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nunn and daugh-
tec
left for a month's sojourn at Black
Mountain last night . ,
Miss Aniy Rigdon went to Beaufort
last night td visit her friend! Miss'Ethel
Armstrong,""
- Mr.'Willie P. Montague of Olympia,
is visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs
R. P. Montague, h " " - . "
Mr. Charles Pearson is spending i
few days in Raleigh. " .
Miss Mary Whitford who has been
the guesfof Mrs. John HTWhftford re
turned to her home in Beaufort last
night '' - ,"- 4
' Mrs. B. 5. Robbins and Miss Eva
Armstrong returned yesterday from
visit to friends at Southport
Prof, C. Z..Whittaker who has been
in the city for several weeks instruct'
ing the Knights of Pythias band re
turned to his home jn Oakridge yester
day.
Miss Ina Bright is visiting friends in
Beaufort
Misses Emily and Thelma Howell are
spending the day in Beaufort.
Mrs. J. B. Stanly and son Eari will
will leave this morning to go to North
River to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs,
Samuel Elliott.
Mr. C. L. Ives returned yesterday
from a week's sojourn at Black "Moun
tain.
Died.
At the home of her husband B. T,
Banks, No. 18 Attmore Street, Friday
evening July 28, Mrs. B. T. Banks aged
25 years.
The funeral services will take place
today"at the family burial ground en
the east side of the Neuse.
Fencing Posts, '
Can furnish on short notice srood
lightwood poet for plank or wire fenc
ing for yard or farm purpose. Get my
prices. ..'
Also have a nice new boat for sraso-
line engine 88 ft 4 inches over all. and
engine all ready to be installed. Will
sell either boat or engine er both to
gether very cheap for cash or rood se
curity." Address Claude Taylor, North
Harlowe, N. C. -
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SHOES
IN BLACK AND TAN;:'":
, " ;'f
and Tan ' were $2.60, this week ".
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,.$2.00, this "week,
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The f Jtral services of Lenora Kath
lene diiUj;hterof Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
Hardison will be held at the Centenary
church Uiis afternoon at half past four
oclock. --- .
New Lot of fine Smoked Hams, of
several brands Just Received at the
Oaks Meat Market -
' . y,"M. C. A Colored". .
The Y, M. C. A meetjiig to be held
in the lecture room of St, 'Peters A. M,
E. Zion church this evening at 6 o'clock
All are earnestly requested to come out
The address of the evening will be de
livered by Thomas Lame Esq., Of New
York City. r'-::
v ; T. Battle, Pfest
Edward Dudley, Gen. Sec "" :
" Fine line fresh canned goods at Coast
Line Market 1 ,-"
An eye strain means that' rays of
light do not focus on the: mirror or re
tina of the eye properly, and if the eye
has no power to concentrate these rays
to a focus very bad sight or almost total
blinding would result, but . by more or
less excessive muscular - action stimu
lated by an excess of nerve force these
rays are made to focus, which accounts
for the strained condition and loss of
nervous energy whidh "should ; supply
some other part of the system, nature
rebels at this robbery by the headaches,
inability to read for any length of time,
inflamed eyes, cross-eyes and hundreds
of other disagreeable symptoms Art
has furnished a means of lens or specta
cles to focus properly the rays of light,
without any of the muscles of the eye,
which removes the strain or cause, the
symptoms of course are cured,'
We take great pains in the careful
examination of the eye, this combined
with the necessary instruments and
long experience places our optical work
as " "good as any specialist which has
been proven in these columns;
J. O. BAXTER.
Graduate Optician.
ATotlce to Advertisers.
The rule of this office will be strictly
enforced as to changes, of ads, and
changes must be in this office before 12
o'clock, nodn, on day previous to change
wanted. Advertisers will please note
this and govern their changes accord-ngly.
FRESH SUPPLY
OF
Royster st Gandy
Just Received at
Phon.56
; i Last And Final Reduction
V V
i $6
5ilk
5 ?'r
;3.5o
Lawn
2
! 150
,:
Thcro lsohly About two dozen in all I
t Clzcs 35, M. 36, 38.
; tunity never offered
in tovn.
Your Last Cliancc
" to buy :Tr.UJn3 lit
cr.r ft--!: of China ' ITattinfj thai nan
" : !,' .it 25o end COc, to bo clo-d
c I t l; 3 rVyard by tin roll; 10c for Uz J
:The warm xzeather aided by. our go p. reduction": has
caused us to sell a ffood many light weight suitB, and extra
trousers: r , . - -.-r -u---. '. --- -.,; , -
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The reason Is evident, the weather made the demanrl krA
we had the supply
Don't try to fool yourself and try to keep cool in a heavy
suit, you can't do it - -, : , -
V-Come right -here and ar)tlOv,-,3 ) ii3 t our skeleton lined
feather weight suits
wiirpe a whole neap more cointortabie and
same time.
Suits from .
Tt onsets from
$ J .00 Negligee Shirts in coles 8oct.
,A11 Low Shoes, Straw Hats, Belts, Boys Shirts and Shirt
waists greatly reduce!.
There will be plenty more h t weather, it is jut common
cingrCome in at once and we can fit you out
of top clothes as well as underclothes.
'Twill be worth your while to investigate.
Remember all summer goods are reduced
iiOPerCent.
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Phone 2I2
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For Sale.
Short Horn Bull from one of the
be3t herds in the Valley of Virginia, 3
years old. Registered, sold to avoid in
breeding; price right.
Address CEDAR LANE FAEM,
Richlands, r. C.
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Davis Pharmacy
OS
Waists , : $3 9
and;I(nen , 2 .19 1
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This is an oppor- J
bsire by any storo
.
nuch a reduction. All J
; at priees that are .practical y wholesale
at 20 per cent less than
$5 20 to $16 00
2 oo " 5 60
20cts to 8octs.
Dunn
5557 Pollock St
J. M. HI WARD.
Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
For the sale of Leaf Tobncc . The prospect, is that Tobacco will sell for
fair prices this season, and we will be prepared toet tlie seller as good prices
in New Bern, as any other market in the Fait. We will have a full corps ef
Buyers, and will do our beat to please our Cusinraers. Come to the opening
sale, August 1st, 190?. Sales every day at 11 o'clock.- Cood stahles. Good
Water and best attention. We have Storage and Grading Facilities for all who
wish thrm.
MOW A 12 ID &MS3TER, Managers.
DONOHOE, Auctioneer. Farmers Tobadco Warehouge.
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Forth Form and Comslsxlon
"Hm ba MscMMfally lutd by lmdlngi
draws, wtti m and wotui at fuhlea fori
man uu yemra.
Wknmr knalUd it la laatantlv itaorlinl
. xu vvimw wu mm mmm kdc ilm wan-
Mtiiu aniHuca i tew lb wutlnf timet.
RCMOVINQ WRINKLES
uif r uiio. MaaypllcaUoa often (bowing
nanrkabl Impronairat.
Dr. CharlM Vluk Po to (XMlUrtlr tk
only pnpamtian kaewa la auakal Mn
tkal will rannd Ml kallewt in tkc neck and
pmunnra, BMiuy Ma aa thU ckcaka.
ma m aaaoa.
Z Pot Dcveloplns ths Bust
or brcnata, ihrankaa from aarriaf; It ban the
isaaraaaiaai oi payaicun. Twa
nana ara onaa aamciaat aa -- tiu a
ttrai, laraa aa4 kMttfai.
tD T DEFAJlTMXIfT STOKES Aim!
w m, fa fa an wno
Uka adraaUa ml taia ariCIAI, OKPBR
dollar, w will Mad twa (J)
. MmmI. - at aa - c . .. .
FREE & Jrr ", "An oil
ll- Maaun.'' ralhr Mliiatratei? .in bH
amt tVaa to nr tmiv tuilaw Ui rmt a tl
wot of aMlllaa, Attnu. . ,. 1
DR. CHARLES CO. 8Vg,wJ
Adinini8trator8 Notice
Ravins admlnlatarod utxm tha ottala of Harvay
Annur, aaeeaMa, all naraona art hen by notittad
to Braaant to tha andenlaiMd all elatm held by
thorn wainat aald aatata. on or before July 27th,
otharwiM thla notioa will be plaadnl In bar
at recovery. AUperaona indebted to laid aetata
are raaenl to make inmedfate payment
Tha J I 27th, 11X .
. :: TH08 lr ARTHUR. . Admin latrn tor
PURE CREAf.l
tlado - Evory ' Day
35ctG, per quart.
, BM Street -'Fruit Ctmpanf -;
Notice,
Tlie Ruad Kuprvinor of No. 8 town-'
hip will moot at tlie court hoima on tho
1; t T ilurcSny in AiijMit, tlmt bf ing the j
Uh thy at 11 o'clock. The overseer i
ut iwikc tueir rejKirt at m sm
time (if !); rnii.ii Hon of their rond.
F. II. ,'t re !, Chm.
regular price. You
save money at the
in the coolest kind
& Co.
E. J. HESTER.
ii. A. NKOLL,
Jt ire ir.i Boiler Insurance. Brick for Sale,
I DON'T Bp; fARI LKS?
about rem winK your fire fi -imiBce policy; our
houM Ktora or factory rimy hum down "between
t!mca,"in which caiM you're out all th prcmluma
provMiUflly prid. Not innurt? AKain. don't ba caia
lefts but let not tMlay-. lun co down bafora you
have takon out r pohrv t Iii-ourJi ut J Our b nd nt
rtvclpt covert nil iom until a full fierifrcd policy
in your hand then ih policy miff ices.
Phone 200.
NOTICE!
The Kfiad Supervisors of Township
No. 2 will meet Saturday August 5th
to consider important matters of bus-
N. T. FULCHER,
Secty.
Trustees Sale.
Pursuant to an order of S. W. Small
wood, referee in Bankruptcy in the.
matter of D. A. Owings, bankrupt, U
will offer for sals to the highest bidder
for cosh on Saturday August 6, atr.
12 o'clock M., all that stock of gfnnin.
wares and merchandise now in tti
atore on Broad street, formerly occu
pied by D. A. Owing, including all tha
dry . goods, boots, shoes, clothing and
nouona logciner wnp vne nxrures in
said atoro. .. ' .
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July 2 1001.
Trusts.,'
Ilolice' to Sio
Jrtfn Saturday next wa will ssllaai
.thousand La Bella Creole Cigars' at '
K -". SIX CENT3 EACH;
," These ctgnra ara th finat domestla '
TEN CENT Cigar sold In New Bern.-
J Not mofe than 1 box (2S) sold to any
'customer. 1
This sata U poaltively for on day
only. ' !, '. ' -
Crccccnt Tobacco
Company,
W; I). Oarringlon
MANAfll.R.