Vol; XXIII.7r. 120.
Xew Kern, ly. Cn Thuisday Morning, Augiuit Jlf, 1903.
Twenty. Fourth Tear
A Good Chance to Qet Bargains
This Week BetterThan Ever Before.
As our Buyer, Mr. s. Coplon will-leave for
the Northern Markets to purchase his Fall
and Winter stock August 28th, we have re
duced bur entire stock in order to make room
for Fall Goods. If you are looking for Bar
gains you must come at once.
gtJP twB llMBiM li JiBSj''
76
Middle Street
"Our.Perfection Tray Trunk."
JOHN B.
98 Middle Street.
Sin. It Case c
and ZBagrs
FURNITURE,
RUGS and HOUSE
FURNISHINGS AT
IVES,
J. M. HOWARD.
E. J. HESTER.
Farmers Tobacco " Warehouse.
For the sale of Leaf Tobacco. The prospect is that Tohaceo will sell for
fair prices this season, and we will lie prepared to pet the seller as pood prices
in New Bern, as any other market in the East. We will have a full corps of
Buyers, and will do our best to please our Customers. Come to the opening
ale, August 1st, 1305. Sales every day at 11 o'clock. Cood stables. Good
Water and best attention. We have Storage and Grading Facilities for all who
wish them. '
HOWARD & MESTOIRo Managers.
DOMOHOE, Auctioneer. Farmers Tobacco Warehouse.
FuTDiture and Bouse Furnishings
.-.v THE PEACE COMPACT.
Terms o( War Stttltmsnt Bstwess ' lUssIs
Portsmouth, . N. H., Aug. 89. The
Japanese practically yielded everything
They accepted the Russian ultimatum
no indemnity and a division of Sakhalin
withou; payment,of redemption money
The Japanese also yielded interned war
hips and limitation of naval power.
The agreement is, ro substance, as
follows: ;'; r to--. ? r
Russia recognizes Japan's -"prepon
derant influence in Korea, with her
right to preserve order jn the civil ad
ministration and to give military and
financial advice to the Emperor of
Korea, Japan binding herself to observe
the territorial integrity of the Hermit
Kingdom and the po'icy of the "open
door." . . - : :-
Mutual obligation to evacuate Man
churia.
Japanese obligation to restore in Man
churia Chinese sovereignty and civil administration.
Mutual obligation to respect in the
future the "territorial integrity and
administrative entity" of China in Man
churia and to maintain the principle
of equal opportunity for the industn
and commerce of all nations (the "open
door").
The division of the Island of Sakha
lin. '
The surrender to Japan of the Russian
leases of the Liaotung Peninsula, in
cluding Port Arthur, Dalny, and th
Blonde and Eliott Islands.
The surrender to China, by arrange
ment with Japan, of the Ghihese East
ern Railroad running south from Har
bin to 'Port Arthur and Niuchwang, to
gether with the retrocession of all the
privileges obtained under the concession
of 1893. The southern branch of the
Chinese Eastern Railroad ceded U
Japan begins at the station Quan-chontze.
The limitation of the Chinese con
cession obtained by M. Rothstein and
Prince Ukhtomsky in 1898, under which
the "cutoff" through northern Man
churia was built to connect the Trans-
Siberian and the Ussuri railroad so a
to provide for the retention of the
iwnership and operation of the line by
the Chinese Eastern road, but with pro
vision far the eventual substitution oi
Chinese imperial .police for Russian
railroad guards.
The surrender of the Russian war
ships interned in neutral ports.
The grant to the citizens .of J .pan
the right to fish in waters of the Rus
sian httorial from Vladivostok north to
the Bering Sea.
Everything to make a home comfortable and
A. A. .AJ . 1 T 1 1 1 a a.
attractive. buvu as uook cases, ina Luioseis,
Bockers and others.
Any one that is thinking of buying will do well! to see me before they
buy, as we sell goods where competition cuts no figure.
OT. S Miller.
EIW to Fence. "
Car Load Just Received.
Cook toves. Heaters. Full line Hardware
and Wuildera" Material. Heath and Milligan
Paints Oils and Glass.
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co ;
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Ice
Ci'eam
; We Sell You
. Creatett ear taken In making
our cream, and only best . mate
rial. '
It Is Pur snd WhoWime, Can
be eaten by the moat delicate per
so without fear of Injury. -
t& eent per quart, parked in
Ice, delivered at your house.
AW BherbeU and Ice Cream
lot
lontiiuta
.
College
Courses
Grand Opening of
New Alasbnic Theatre
llnnJiiiT ' Set)to
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N IS PEACE TREATY KNOWN? '
Halters That Russia M J ipsa Hit .Prlvsts
aarttmeni AM Mossy May Be "
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Portsmouth, August SO There is a
growing . suspicion that Russia has
agreed to pay Japan tome money in lieu
of a cash indemnity. Upon what this
suspicion is based or how Urge the
amount cannot be learned. A signifi
cant" feature of yesterday's conference
which was almost lost sight of was the
dismissal of all the secretaries during
the deliberations over some Japanese
demands which were left open from the
previous meeting.:. Why this secrecy
when it was a clear case of delivery of
an ultimatum and its acceptance is a
mystery incapable of solution at this
time. From thp most accurate reports
it appears that Witte laid down his ul
timatum which was accepted promptly
by the Japanese envoys. .This may
have been due to the fact that the Japa
nese had become thoroughly convinced
that further pa. 1 ly on this disputed de
mand would be futile.
It is believed by some that at a future
late it may be found that Japan is ob
taining from Russia financial advan
tages, which whether of great or less
alue have not been disclosed at this
onference.
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.
Watch and Clock Repairing.
I am now located at 69 Broad street,
where I am ready (o repair watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc., at prices that
cannot fail to please. Notify me and I
will call for your work anddelivei
it
E. J. MATTHEWS.
INDULGED IN DANGEROUS 'TALK
B ill SW.r '
4th
BlfjJMVILLE'BM.
Ifittr&.tisai!' Ti:i;Til!i." Stn
MayYohe i r
Urump btrong, ... , .
. Flo Irwin.
; r James Thornton, . .
. Khixlenia, '''' ' '
'!,' Walu-r llawMy,
... ,; Soeley A. Wet, '
' Mwher A Woolnton,
'. . . i . Mahorfy & Lake, .
"..-Al Casey,
' f' " '" and
' .' !; BONNIE THOHNTOhf
. - together with " ,
. ACTS 10
MODERN VAUfiKVIlXE IN THE
, SOUTH AT LAST.
' Projcctoscopc. .
Jtg.ilT P-t Z t.1. V nnd tl.fiO
J'l'.it now (in l WuliTd' l!nok
F l nrn.
T. York Arrsstsi tor Uttsrhii Iscsstlsr)
t4 ExoltlBf SlatMSstt.
An echo of the unfortunate affair of
Sunday morning was beard in the police
court yesterday la the trial,: tr rather
the preliminary bearing of J. T. York.
York was arrested late Tuesday night
o l the charge of cursing, abusing and
resisting an officer and of using Ian
gusge by discussing lata octafences
which might bar Incited ft riot York
had gttbavd ft few negroes an
him and In loud, bluffing and boister
ous manner discussed the sudjmi uni
lis talk was so exciting that if it were
allowed to go on uninterrupted might
lead to blood shed. Be was taken Into
custody , by officers Luptosv Bryan.
Banks, and Grlfnn and at the e t ha
was put under 200 bond, hie lawyer,
R. W.; Williamson becoming ' surety.
In the municipal court be simply waive J
examination and was held under $300
ball for appearance at the next term of
Criminal court ' - ;
, The offense fat which York was ar
reted Is a serious one and it is well
for authorities to be more, alert than
ever in order that no- other such at
tempt be made.' . , '..
Four colored women were in the
cjurt for disorderly conduet and the
evidence- against them wss of such
damaging character that the Mayor
fined all but on five dollars and costs.
Tnty were Babra Jones, Cora Jones,
SUlla Lane and Catherine Whitehead.
Judgment was supnded in Cora
J one' ease on payment of eoata.
W. T. Barber was taxed the coats
tor riding his bicycle on the sidewalk.
Wil Wilting Away.
"I had bwn tumbled with kM
Ulgeajie for tlt Iiutt nvyrnr, writ"
REPORT DF THI C08DITIQN
1 CITIZENS BANK.
at New Bern, K C, in the State of N.
i Cv ftt the close of business
Aug 25th. (1906.
' RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.. 229 929 43
Overdrafts secured and
. unsecured....' 8,38175
North Carolina State bond 8,000 00
All other Stocks. Bonds
and Mortgages 600,00
Premium on bonds 97 60
Banking House. Furniture
and Fixtures 9,00000
Due from Banks
and Bankers .. 89,265 12
Cash Items 1,206 41
Gold Coin 1,842 50
Silver coin, in
cluding all mi
nor coin cur
rency 2.000 00
National bank
notes and other
U, S. notes 8,000,00 102,314 03
Total
LIABILITIES.
paid in
Capital Stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid
Bills payable.
Deposits subject
to check 170.802 12
Demand Certifi
cates of deposit 55.694 32
uue to DanKS ana
A wann-AmAnfa witinwmiltifffmrat A I UOUIVCID .1,001 it I
Cashier's Checks
with
348,222 71
50,00060
10,000 00
20,202 87
85,000 00
The Indians Are Coming.
give a magnificent production
xcal talent, of the historical Indian
ipera "Powhatan" under the auspices
if the Dramatic Club of this city foi
he benefit of the Christmas tree to the
poor children.
Mr. Albert L. Baker will be engaged
for the training of the participants in
.he singing,' acting and spectacular ef
fects, and a most complete and artistic
production is assured. The local tilent
composed of about 150 persons will be
invited. to aid in this rendition. Mr.
Baker comes to us with the very high
est endorsement from other cities, at
Raleizh, Wilmington, Columbia, Au
gusta, Savannah, Richmond, Peters-
ourg. Lynchburg and many other town?
and cities, showing his work to be ol
the highest character.
Powhatan embraces the story of the
aptura of John Smith by the Powhatan
Indians and his subsequent release on
the intercession of Pocahontas, it is
highly embellished with quaint Indian
music, Indian war dances, and contains
the essence of the idealistic notion of
the red man, rather than the realistic
idea of him, there is a distinct pith 8
running throughout the story in musi-
al and dramatical effect, also there s
much that is humorous in its way as
well.
The costuming effect is strikingly
beautiful and is along the line of bar
oaric splendor, radiantly glittering un
ler the rays of a soecial electrict I
lighting. A preliminary rehearsal is
ailed for tonight at 8 o'clock to sing
the music, and all those who are in
vited, are earnestly requested to bt
present.
outstanding...
Accrued interest
positors
4.241 71
due de-
232,575 52
444 82
Total $ 348,222 71
State of North Carolina I
County of County
I. T. A. Uzzell. Cashier of the above
lamed bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
jest of my knowledge and belief.
1. A. UZXELL, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 30th. day of Aug, 1905.
n. M. liKUVKS,
Notary Public,
Correct Attest:
T. A. GREEN.
' J. A. MEADOWS
' JAMES REDMOND,
Directors.
IM HIT M GIB IW
Will
Cause Sickness Unless
Strengthened With Mi-o na
lance is necessary,)or dangerous disease
Stomach U
in me summer months constant vigi- mouth, dizziness, heart-bum .ni,.
1 .i . '
ut lore me pvm fmMi i
germs will be absorbed from food or lessness, and debility or weakness b
Tne.so-ealled summer complaints and of Mi-o-na .i.t ....
bowel troubles do not come to people off a 50 cent box of Mi-o-na before
NadCg -Sr&f tftiS
hen there are cams or distress Aak p e n(r.. i
he sells Mi-n-na It
costs nothing unless it restores health .
after eating, headache, belching of antee under which
wui xwu, wiu uau Lasie in wie
Governor Glenn Congratulates Presi
dent Roosevelt.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Aug 80. Governor Glenn
deeply impressed by the great work of
the President has done to stop the
war, S3nt him this afternoon the fol
lowing telegram: "Accept congratu
lations and endorsement of your deli
cate but praiseworthy work in bring
ing about peace between Japan and
Russia."
New Arrivals at I
3.
McDANIEL'S
Corner Broad and Hancock Sts.
New barrel large No. 1. Shore Mackerel, New Lot Harvey'
Small Monumental Hams and Breakfast Ftrins. Rnrlmh r.nroA
Shoulders and Pic Nic Hams, Fresh Cakes and Crackers in Packages,
Prunes, Fresh Elgin and Fox River Print Butter, Queen Olives and
Fresh Olive Oil, Walter Bakers Chocolate, Fresh Roasted Java Cof
fee, ground to order 20cts lb.
I will thank you for o share of your trade, and will do our -best
to please you.
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale A Retail Grocer.
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Your family will need a tonic. Why
not give them Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain TesT Nothing equals it as a brac
ing, life giving remedy. 85 cents, Te
or Tablets. Sold by F. S. Duffy.
Royall Sutton.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Sut
ton on Craven street was the scene of
very pretty wedding at fivej o'clock
last evening in which Mr. Edgar L
Royall and Miss Elizabeth Sutton were
united In matrimony by Rev. O. T.
Adam.
, The rooms were handsomely decor
a ted with palms and ferns, and an
arch under which the couple stood dur
ing the ceremony was trimmed with
bamboo. Lights from eandles made a
pretty effect in the rooms.
Ills Elllnor Taylor played the Lo
hengrin wedding march -as thebridai
couple earn Into the room, and as they
left Mendlessohni wedding march was
played, The soft strains of the music
of -Oh Promise Ms" lent ft prettj
charm to ceremony during Its progress
The groom was accompanied by hi
best man, Mr. Jack Street and th
bridesmaid was Miss Blanche Ivey, oi
Seven Springs. ' . :: . t , - '
The bride waa tttind handsomely w
a gown of white taRetta uuc sne
carried white carnation. The brides
maid's dn as was of white organdie and
she carried ft bouquet of pink tarna
tions, ; .' - ,
Mr. and Mrs. Royall have a largs
number of friends In the city who bold
them in blah esteem and who wish
them many happy years of prosperity
and usefulness. They received many
beautiful presents. '. -
They left cm the evening train to go
to Salisbury where they will visit rela
tives and were accompanied by the
grooms sister Miss Mamie Royall.
Notice !
There will be a lawn party on Mr.
Geo. W. I pock's yard near Asbury
Wednesday night Sept 6th. The pro
ceeds will be used for the benefit of
Asbury church. Everybody cordially
nvited and a large crowd will be appre
ciated highly.
The ladies and gentlemen of the
vicinity will furnish cake and cream to
the customers. Come all, we hope to
have good time.
The "OLIVER"
TYPEWRITER
BEST MACHINE MACE.
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Cftll and examine Block. ' -I
Ccn 0. Dunn,
n Leading PrlaUf a 0taUoor.
- ' tor. Fellot ttftTfti
Fine Western Veal and Frankfurt it
Coast Line Market.
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NATURAL STOCK LICK,
Special Prices on Califor
nia Hams.
A complete Line Sugar Cured Meats and
ALL KINDS PROVISIONS.
M Bstter by k Mm b! h? Retail.
JLj 3E3C Ervin,
TFlioltstile and Ilctall Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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The Wootten Studio.
92 EAST FRON f STREET-
Films Developed 25cts a Dozen.
ccc ccooeccooeoooooooccco
Chance
Last
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O elt that were on dollar to one dollar
) and a halt Every one new In order to
H ntnwA rviif triia Ini nulr.Llv va have mad
the price at 0 cenU for j our choice
ALL SIZES.. J
New line ot Negligee ehirls juet re- J
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