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, - -; . . . . . .. ; !.:.. ' ';-.:! ... 'A A. A Vol. XXIII.-TSo. 1QS. - IYctt I' r, IX, C 7cJnesday EiorxUnAu I liilkoe to Hat This Week Better.Than Ever Before. As our Buyer, Mr. 8. Coplon will leave for the Northern Markets to purchase his Fall and Winter stock August 28th, we have re duced our entire stock in order to make room for Fall Goods. If you are looking for. Bar gains you must come at once. . J : 76 Middle J-- i I mi urn 'Our Perfection Tray Trunk." JURNISH'NGS AT J O H N B. I V E S, , ' i ' 98 MiddleJStreet. ' v I;DeIicions Refreshing I I The w I Ice j I Cream i ;We Sell Yon Greatest care taken in making our cream, and only best mate-' rials. It is Pure and Wholesome. Can be eaten by the moot delicate per son without fear of injury. 86 eenU per quart, packed in ice, delivered at your house. - Also Sherbets and Ice Cream Soda, McSoricy. The LIVER" TYPEWRITER V :. -BEST MACHINE MADE. J .;' Call and Mamine Stock. " C cn (J. D unn, AgentiK: Xtadliit Printer Buttoair. '- tat PailftCk Crva 9. Hack Ordinance ... " By order of City Board f Aide rmen See, 115 was so amended that no per son shall be allowed, to1 drive' a hock upon the streets of the city of New Bent at night later than nino (?) o'clock.: -,.r -f ". , ' r. ' 3.J. TO1.80N, : . i. -.CityOcrk' IV' . '. lea CriamSupperr The Ladies Aid Society of Maysville N. C. will give an ice cream snppnr on Thursdsy evtnlng Aug; 31th at the Academy for the benefit of ths M. E, church. All are reepectfully invited to attend.! .. ' V-. . Mrs. A. J. Collins, Tree ' Mrs. M. IT. Turk or. Awt -.Notlco oiBale. : I will sell for ttihh at the lioll pork la the rear of J. F. Taylor's store in New Bm, N. C, on KnturJay 8!h day of Septemlior W!iatl2 M., thcarhiitior Marvin D. Wiiile tojr(;tlicr with hnr anchor, mast, aiiilii, ri'Kingnnd futunn Fur Information apply to W. R. l!nr rintun or Zm' I'nrriN, Kew Pn'rn, N. C. Street. - - . ;- NICE LINE OF - . " S-o.it Caso s -t " '- - J'' s - "-- "i -4 ' . axid. Sag's FURNITURE, (- RUGS and HOUSE ' ! nave your Fall Coat Suits and Skirts Steam Cleaned and Pressed. We make them; look like new.' J , A. BLOCK, ' MERCHANT TAILOR. emiddle St, ' P. S. We daU for and deDver work - Grand Opening of k D1C J Sejpt ;4th, BIUMmilMCOi; InUraatioaal : TuieTiHi Sin. MayYohe - , trainee strong, ' ; . Flo Irwin. . ' , , James Thornton,,. . . Rhodesia, Walter Hiwley Seeler A West. v Mother 4 Woolston, ; Mahoney A Lake, -":-Al Casey. -v . - " ana -; BONNIE THORNTON r-: ' . i. together with l:f'. .10 BIG ACTS ior - MODERN VAUDEVILLE IN THE :VT" SOUTH AT LAST, v :M rbjectoscope.'i; Relsr Prices-25. 60, 75 and $1.0d 'Seats now on sal at Waters' Book Stow. Ia:- . -'v'..'--. . Parents " should protect their chil dren's future welfare by . seeing they are not handicapped by aa uncorrected eys strain, your child with brilliant mind cannot keep up with their school rattles In s todies if hampered by their eyes,1t Is impossible to concentrate their mind,- they become drowsy, an uncomfortable feeling about the eyee a'od head, followed by headache. The conatant straining of the mnsclea often result In cross eyes, and If allowed to run its course a complete break down of the whole nervous system is poest. It Is well during the hoi Ida js to have your child's eyee tented snd Btted with correct glassee, or in after life you may be forced In biller disappointment to Wander why other's children make a brilliant career and your child talma an bumble position of dnji!(;nry, having equal advantages In scliooling and Intellect. I auk msy it not be your fault, you Wtf!" U-d In the all lmK.rtarit ri t'y of w'mg that yourcliild a-.- t mini en ! by the evil of an uncomi ' I (Ij Klanace) eye strain. J. o. i?AXTrr., Nw Horn, N. C. C,,., '(': Ladies I New Maso ILLICIT : DI3TILLIuG " : - "' mi . , . On Incraaaa AndJCort liquor Seiz- url. Than UsuaU s fays Cellsclsr Ruicis Far Hh District, ' tusrsms Cssrt. Ass SUte Char f ; , Urt. AeUvi ftork by Bs- " - , toll Msrckantt As " ' tselttos. ' J Raleigh, N. Aug. 29th , 1905-The Supreme court today took up the docket of appeals from the first district, The following attorneys are present; I II Bond, Edenton; E F Aydlett, Elizabeth City A 0 GaykWd, Plymouth; E A Dan lets and Ckmeressnuui John H Small, Washington; WUUm B Rodman, Char lotte; B G Crisp, Man too. ; , ' - The holders of farmers institutes are now on theb; third tout of the year snd the success growl mors and more marked in point attendance and interest, as crop have been laid by and the farmers have more leisure. ! : A charter is granted the WanJ Shoe Company of Greensboro to manufacture deal in shoe, boots, etc, capital stock $10,000, r ' - Judge Puroejl i no J at work on the land case of Ytllowjeg vs Legette and others, the complaints, being from Mis sissippi sad tr land involved being quite extensive and m Pitt county. . This case was argued at Wilmington. Insurance: Cqnmjisjoner Young who had charge of bujldliut and loan associa tlon matters ssys. that he is in receipt of a great qumber of inquiries regard ing those aaociations and all the in formation desired io be found la chap ter 4S5 of the law of 1905. " It Harris h equipping here a plant to manufacture concrete building blocks known as snd-tims. . Revenue coQector puncan has return ed from a brief vUH to Washington on official busbieas.; Hp. .was asked" the question as (o vjhstber there was an fa crease in illicit distilling in forth Caro Una, or rather in hif district and re plied that titer Was, and that ths num bar of illicit distilleries destroyed was in excess of thai to former years. . He said a good many such distilleries had been put in operation In districts in the country from which licensed distilleries hare been removed. Reports show more distilleries destroyed and mors liquor seized than usua). The collector thinks this statement fU born out by the published report of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at the end of the year., He added that any one who would take the trouble to read the report for the past dosen oy fifteen' yean", would be sure to hays f yery different impres sion as to how the revenue laws are en forced in Ijorth Carolina now ; irreora- pmrieoa with ptber administrations..' General Robert f. Hoke is' at home for a few days from the" iron mines at Cranberry.' e iays three railway sarveyasrf in progress in that section, but none of these Unas pass by Cran berry, aQ peing te the southward of it Large quantities of iron or are being shipped from Cranberry into Tennessee to be melted..",- r ;;v 11 rJ ': . The North Carolina Retail Merchants Assodstioq wU tbia month begin a very active' campslfo, and its attorney N. H. Johnson, will make a number of speeches. : -. ? .f' ' ', ",' Charters sr frfnted the Imperial Yarn Mills, incorporated at Belmont, to make yams, cloth, et., capital itock 1250,000; the stockholder being Stowe Bros. A. C Lineburger, D. E. Ryan, Toomaa W. SprinfS and others, of Bel mont, Holly and LincolntoB. Another charter la granted the Appalachian Hunting and I', '.ing Club, lncorpfr aUd, of Wayntaville, capital stock flO- ooo. . . . Ti r Tbare wif's ( woo lived la S woods not fur ij a fanubimae. II tad a targv rn My, wblch were always hungry. i t, t tlis fo said to his wlfv 1 r In f travel as I was paMlug It ' -r J",i-V hoiiHe 1 aw a nl-e fat ." f ne lupal," f "Yea," BUI be o.T. f' It U s - - 1. I I 1 1 t I si " ST -. "I t j i .it would make a t Motber Tot. I ;,t. "and now I'll t t " V hnn tli J 1 W tlifl iil, l t.,.w,1 1! at y-a t !; I -l f a ' in' r. i i I i JAPAN WAIVES INDEMNITY r kni OSsrt Nsw Comsremiss Was. Nace f- Aasarsd. PortamouthN. H. J.Aug.' 28. The Associated Press has definite knowledge thaf several days sgo President Roose velt was authorised on behalf of Japan to waive all claim for indemnity or re imbursement for the cost .of the war, and to cede back to Russia the north half of Sakhalin' island, "leaving the redemption price of the same to the arbitration of ! a. mixed commission. This statement'was .transmitted to the Russian Emperor through the Ameri can ambassador at St. Petersburg. . An Associated Press telegram an nounced that the .. Czar's reply a was "partially responsive." There . is reason to believe that this proposition on behalf of Japan was not -clearly un derstood at Peterhof, but was sup posed to be a revival of the effort of Japan b secure an indemnity under ths guise of purchase money for the fraction of Sakhalin. ' - -s - P. 0. & W. Special Sunday Rates. Beginning Sunday Sept. 3rd, 1905, and continuing until further notjee the P. 0. & W, R. R. will sell rounl trip tickets to and from all stations, Sunday only for one fare for the round, trip. Tickets good only on date of sale.. . . ' ' - .";:. J. R. Hawkins, Supt- . Clotb Ore wna tyoBavat, Cloth changes color with a chnng of weather If It Is dyed with chloride of cobalt In clear - weather It Is a blue, when a change Is near it turns to violet And lor ram to bright pink. The change Is due to moisture, and It can. be produced by breathing upon the doth. This property of cobalt salts has been applied to the construction of floral hygrometers. - The petals of artificial flowers are tinted with cobalt salts aiid vary- In color from blue to pink according to the weather. Their action Is different from that of a ba rometer, which Indicates a change of pressure of the atmosphere and STalso usually behind the change of weather. The barometer indicates the cause of the storm, and the colored cloth shows Its ctTect " " . ' .-. ' Clean Speetaelea. '- Oculists will agree that many per sons who wear spectacles, although the lenses may be perfectly adapted to the needs of the eye, suffer ranch incon venience and possibly ultimate , dam-l age simply through not keeping their glasses clean. Students and writers, lawyers and clergymen,' business men and school children who Use glasses rarely keep them clean, and from their cloudy and grimy state serious Injury results to the eyesight The glasses should be frequently cleaned with al cohol, which Is preferable to -water, and either tissue paper or ' chamois leather Is better than the usual hand-kerchiet-. V , lire' Use at MBrae.'' . Magaxtne," properly a ; storehouse (Arabian), has been annexed by liter ature, but It Is iutereatmt to assist at the birth of Its now common literary use In that .'venerable periodical, thi Gentleman's Magazine. In the Intro duction to Its number (1781) we read, "This consideration has Induced sev eral gentlemen to trtsure up, as In a magaxlmvtbe most lemarkable pieces on the subjects above mentioned."-1 London Tines. , : . P'A.Card;1.:..: Editor Joumal:"V:.'J;; ij ? The following extract from" the ac count of the recent lynching appeared in your issue of August 29th, towit: .-"A fact worthy of -mention' at this time is the attitude of the colored race toward this affair,-' A great marry of the best known and respected negroes approved of - the lynching, Admitting freely that there must be more atten tion paid to the criminal negro. ; The respectable colored people complain that they are Imposed on by the lawless class of their rac because the measure of confidence which is justly their due is denied them, thus impeding their usefulness to a great, extent They would approve of more stringent laws against criminals and more active en forcement of the same." ' -, -- The above is a grievous mistake in sofar as it represents tn attitude of the colored people toward- the crime of lynching. - There has been no approval by them of mob violence in any form. They deplore the crime with which John Moore was charged, and would have will!ngly anited in bringing the offender to juatice with such evidence as they could f urnlah, or otherwise, but they eondemn the detestable crime of lynching, believing the taws of this Stftte are fully adifiuate to mete out justice, or inflict all noceiwary punish ment, , R W Williamson, J E and U O'llara, K.-mttV-'h-'Vy, WL Laiwiter, WW I a r n. , Win M Allen, A P Davis, i T V ,;: !.n, C H Ja. k.,n, Walter S I : r -.i : I : :i n Kr'uika, J Culvin n, A W "nni;t. .Yurtor '-, I' I- I, liol.t S l;i... l:-v A C 1 .1 'i UKttHSBUKU 5UHUUL UF MUSIC. Ths Festal Cell Thst CKi Nu tscsrss s Floe ltrctr. ' ' The Greensboro, Female College has secured the services of Herr Felix Heink, from the Royal Conservatory of Dresden, to be director . of the de partment of musk. ' The school is to be congratulated on this eminent ad dition to its faculty, The interests of music will be served to the Very higb est degree. 1 -" Herr Heink has occupied high places in the musical world fa this country having been director of the tltica Con servatory and also head of the Depart ment of :. Interpretation '' of Chicago Conservatory. - To bis reputation as a pianist is add ed that of a singer, whose line baritone voice is characterized by great purity of tone, as well as depth, power, and melody. " , ' - . - In his dual character as pianist and vocalist, Herr Heink has won a wide spread reputation, i. both- in Germany and America, by piano and voice rei citato, in which his delighted audiences have been charmed alike by his inter pretation of the classical and the modern romantic music. The Richmond Times-Dispatch says of Mm: ife v' :-':.:'v" It U hard to find an artist of distin guished ability as a pianist, who is gifted also, as Herr Heink, with gen erous other .talents, and with,'a voice that enables him to lighten - the pro gram with songs, from English favor ites to German Lieder. The humorous songs, Which he rendered with sterling effect , gave untinted pleasure to the audience. His technique ss a pianist i . magnificent, and his interpretation worthy of high praise. His own com positions, Minuet in A major, Remem brance, and Marche - Militaire, were very bright and pleasing, while the various Bonga gave - a variety and brightness that were most enjoyable. Do you suffer with indigestion, con stipation, feel mean and cross, no strength or : . appetite? . Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea . will make you well and keep you welL 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by F. S. Duffy. REPORT OF THE CONDITION NATIONAL BANE, at New Berne, in the State of North Carolina at the close of business Aug 26, 1906. r RESOURCES Loan and Discounts...... $ 485,874 84 Uverarans, secured ana . unsecured 11,858 41 U. . ttonas to secure cir culatlon 25,000 00 Bonds, securities, - etc. . . 46.218 06 Banking bouse, furniture and fixture 12.600 00 Other real estate owned.. 8,940 86 Due from National Banks (not reserve agents). 21,442 62 uue xrom bum , wuues and Bankers. . 14,256 86 Uue from approved re- . .serve sgents............ 62,945 44 unecKs ana otnar cssn . sterns 7,966 48 Mote oi ouier national . Banks..w..;.......... 8,186 00 Fractional paper currency nickles, and cent... v , 480 20 Lawful Money Reserve in - .' Bank, vis; Specie 11,982 00 Leeal tender - . notes ..16,00900 26,982 00 Kedernption fund with U vs -8. Treasurer (5 oer .V ent of circulation)..-. 1,250 001 uue irora u. b. ireasur- , - ,. r. other than 6 vet " : " " cent radempUon fund v . t 600 00 "Total,-..- ),',. 663,900 69 ;i."7.'.V UABIUTIES." Capital stock paid fa .. ,r Surplus fund...H..... Undivided profit, lee ex- pense snd taxes paid.: National Bank note out-V tandinv 100,000 00 70,000 00 20,21680 24,100 00 Due to State Bank and ' '. Banker ., (,366 48 Dividends unpaid .-' ' , 86 00 Individual deposit -'' subject to check 822,688 70 .' Time certificate '- " ' '. of deposit 119,866 88 Cashier check , ouUUnding..,.- i 177 78 443,1331 , , . Total ; .1'. 1 863,900 69 State of North Carolina) ' County of Craven ) . t'- I, G. H., Robertv Cashier of the almve named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beat of my knowle!i'e snd belief. U. H. KOBtUTS, Cashier Suli'erilied and sworn to before m, this 2Uth. dny of AiiRiiat l'"5. THOMAS J. MITCHELL,' . Notary I'ubiie, Correct Attest! JAME3 A. BRYAV, ' . , E. K. I" ' Icl', - JNO. 1U.N, Director. ha W In d C V F", I run n V, 1!T J j !it i at in r riiiiil all y to - , . I ! I at t f. .1 t'. .V ."'" V . K Fine Gultivat For Presetting or Ripe Figs to eat. If you wish any leave your orders at J LMcDaniels, corner Broad and Hancock, streets and you will be sup plied with the finest flgs grown in this section- First come, first served .Supply limited 1 J. L. McDaniel 4 WhoIeutle t Retail Oroeer. - ronlrnM QinMA r t. . v i ' . - . ; 0 -v. wre Di. Petty's NATURAL STOCK LICK, Special Prices on Califor- nia Hams. A complete Line Sugar Cured Meats and a ALL KINDS FM Batter Ij tie Pacia&e aiitj ths Retail. JLm 3E3C Ervin, Wholesale and Retail Grocer. No. 81 South Front St. aAAAAaAiAAaattAAAAAAAeAAAAAAAAAataa4i4t4a flie Wootten Studio. 92 EAST FRON T STREET- nccsrccoococ3cocoocoooccc3 !.':-' or Last J ,; We have a few dozen nice straw haU ) el t that were one dollar to one dollar ) and a halt Everv one new In order to j close out this lot quickly we have mad I VA SlA .M4-a . WS ilVO BkH WW WllbSJ 1 ..'t..m : - 1 V, AU Newlineol. Negligee shir is just re- i - j ctivcd P-.V ,"1 11 ''I RA? PR . 8 : NEW ' Better prepared that aver before for giving- a first-! (ours in Short hand and the full Commercial Course, and for placing our student la position. ' -Fall term begin &!. W, Writ for fall particulars. .'-'-" :n,uf;,,-; ' - :; .w K;' S J. HOVLADAY,' hwitot' Lucy Fruits, ' AITLES AND BANANAS, ' " , - -" -- i vomer nio&a ana uancocK Bta. PROVISIONS. Chano e iul ;uui SIZES. tN. N C , notice to -a . - ' r.leruliants. v v., x.-r js Theechooncr IdaO. V Fr rran will load at Eal ; tJmoro for Now Kern, r .'1 '- y A TT " f- " ' 0 t ' : 'l f'1 1...
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