THE JOURNAL.
. New Bern, N.'' C'Sept 19, 1906. .1
LODGE DIRECTORY.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD meet at
RountreeHallSwu-Monthly. -.- First and
Third Wednesday nights at 730 o'clock.
- Visiting woodmen are invited.
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNIGHTS pF
HARMONY. Meets 2nd and 4th Wed-
nesday nurhts in each month in Koun
trees Hall, Pollock street, at ?. 7;80
o clock. Samuel R. Ball. President: J.
H. Smith, Sec'y; R. R. JHffl, Financial
Sec'y.
Index to New Advertisements.
J O Baxter Still Selling.
Administrators Notice.
L B Habicht Sweitzer Cheese.
Lost Watch. .
Found Spectacles.
J L Home Shrimps.
Broad St. Fruit Co Peaches. '
Lost Watch.
Simmor..) & Hollowell Co. Silks.
NOTICES IN THIS COLUMN FOR
LESS THAN ONE MONTH MUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
Business Locals.
L7)S"T- Between Barfoot Bros, store
and George street, a lady's gold watch
and black fob with gold buckle. Find
er will be liberally rewarded by return
ing same to Barfoot Bros.
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
TKEY CCV.E AND CO.
. .' All women who wish to join th vil- f Miss Mary Smith who has been visit-
lag improvement ; department ing Mrs. Mary Williams has returned
we r woman ,,- Club, are request to her home m Duplin county.
M Xr "I r" .r i Mis. Moffi Heath ha. returned from
o'clock.. -'.-'"v. ' i.
' The funeral of 'J. E.- O'Hara took
place -at -St. . Paul's Roman Catholic
church Monday morning at half past
ten. The church ,'was crowded with
, ",v'""'v V:""f: aaranl month. ;. jiu.
Va, k
' : Miss Etta Parson of Belhaven is visit
ing Miss Mary. Hooker.
' Mr. D. T. Edwards, editor of the Kin
afs Wu. Dmuh II t .
wwjjm wwm T. 1 OS j. ... i
tokens of respect- Rev. Father George "u,m '
conducted the services .and pronounced - Mr. M. Suskin went to Baltimore on
an eloquent eulogy to the memory of business yesterdsy.
the dpnAanpH : .1 ... w. '
I i Miss wannie Street returned yester-
Mrs. J. W. Moore is suffering a ee- day irom a visit to Black Mountain.
vere mishap by both arms being u, Rmnu i n. ..(.ji.
eprained. - While about her house d fmm hin.. fv m.
and fall with the abo-e mentioned re
sult; ;
Revival services are being held in the
First Baptist and the Christian
churches.
Miss Henrietta Hancock has returned
from visiting Miss Mary Barhee in Ral
eigh. - j .
Mr. S, B. Parker returned yesterday
xrom a y.isit to Hampton, Va.
FOUND Pair gold rimmed spectacles.
Owner can find them at Journal Office
by paying cost and proving property.
SOFT Peaches today at
Fruit Co.
Broad Street
SHRIMPS cleaned and ready for cook
ing at J. L. Home's.
LOST- Between Barfield's store and
Johnson street, through Academy
Green, a lady's small open face, red
enameled watch with an old nickle
chain attached. Suitable reward if
returned to It. J. Disosway, 169 George
street.
FpR ALE One yoke. of work oxen
well broken, medium weight. Apply
to Scott & Co., New Bern, N. C;
RETURN IT- -If the person who took
a cake basket away from my place on
Uroad street will return same at once
no questions will be asked. If not re
turn 'd proceedings will be taken to re
cover it as the person who took it is
known. E. J. Matthews.
JAMES GRAPES, from Newport Fruit
Farm. Extra large and fine, best va
riety for preserving, 85c peck. Geo. N
ves & Sun.
WANTED Board in private family,
for man and wife. Can give best
reference. Address B, care Journal
office.
Mr. Bayard Whitehurst went to Jack
sonville; Florida last night where he is
c. ,r ,V . i'' : . take a posiUon as aalesman in the
mr. v,. o. no lister naB receiveo an store of the Kntoht flw.v, rv
entire Car load of tnhniw'n- frnm tha . -
crreat Ravnnlda nlnnt nf winat, Miss Mamie Sanford, who has been
This is the first solid ear of tahawn viaitmg her cousin, Miss Eunice Davis,
ever received here. ln lne cuy 1,68 returned to her home in
Thirty, w of .m WewBern-Kinston Free Press.
local market yesterday"at 10 to 10.15.
Chief Harget received a circular
yesterday from the Pinkerton Detec- Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Koonces formet-
tive Bureau making an official announce W ol Kichlands were in the city yester
ment oi a Dig jewelry robbery, it says cay enroute to Koper, Mr. Koonce has
the robbery took place in a residence accepted a position as superintendent
on bound Beach, Connecticut. The oi tne graded sshool there.
77" over mty amcies Mr William Kuhn of Kuhns, Carteret
al valuable piece. .of. jewelry, and the C0Unty, is in the city a gu of the
total amount of their worth would ap- ri,tf.A
proximate $50,000. Diamonds, pearls, j
heavy silverware are amon2 the croods ra- J"6' Patrick who has been visit.
taken. It is one of the biggest rob- '? ner parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
in
' f.1lft.n ..1 ...
Charles Bailey was taxed the costs
in the police court yesterday morning
for disorderly conduct.
....... ... i. i .- uug yii uiq uig&cai. luir - ' nuu i.ll n. Jug
beries on record from a private house. , Tucker, has returned to her home
' r-:eL rr . . .
, uiuuni. ner motner accompanied her
ana will visit, there a few days.
Miss Inez Kinser left on the Bteamer
Weuse last evening going to Norfolk.
Mrs. J. W. Wallace and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Edith, of Hartford,
Conn., are visiting Mrs. S. W. Willis,
on Metcalf street. .
Death of Garrett Taylor.
Mr. J. F. Taylor received a telegraph
ic message yesterday morning annouc
ing the death of his son Garrett in
New York. No other particulars were
obtainable as the telegram Was re
ceived just prior to the departure of
the train and hasto was necessary in
order to get away.
Garrett had been in poor health for
several months and some time ago he
came to his home from New York and
then went to Asheville. He returned
to New York in a short time but the
disease from which he was a sufferer,
had made such in-roads on his constitu
tion that he could not witlistand it.
Further announcement will be made
in the Journal concerning the funeral
arrangements.
MKK. l'MMA 11. I'UWtXL will re
open lu-r music cluss on Monday, Octo
her nd.
OH, HEATERS, as well as all styles
and hizrs of air tight wood heaters at
John It. Ives'.
OYSTERS today at James B. Dawsons
1U.'I Middle street, Phono 209.
CRAVEN CAFE - Having established
a restaurant in the Slover building,
corner of Pollock and Craven street, i
re)ectfully solicit the patronage of the
public. Everything new, neat and
clean. Meals served with dispatch, J
R. Hatch.
FOR SALE Good Safe Buggy Horse
thorough bred; eight years old. For
particulars apply Journal.
A HOUSE and lot in Dunn's Field for
sale. House almost ne, lot measures
Mixzoo fit, A too a house and lot on
Pollock street and a vacant lot on
Change St, C. T. Hancock. '
I HAVE eight (K) desirable houaei part
ready for occupancy. Several have
city water and bath rooms. Can be
rented forty per cent cheaper than
houses down town. Houses on fair
ground property. For terms apply to
J. W. Stewart
LOST, Strayed or Stolen, on mars
bull Terrier, weight about 38 pounds,
color, white head with fawn colorJ
body, i inder will pleas notify Jour
nal office and receive reward. ' '
FOR SALE On Kohlar 4 Cambell up
right piano; also or Crown piano or
chsstral grand, with electrical pianola
attachment Enquirs of F. F. Mst-
thws, r
FRESil lot of Fox River Print Butter
an cents pound. Coast line Btors.
FOR SALS or rspt at Cava, - N. C
Ons grist mil!'; 6ns cotton gin; en 60
aaw Van Winkls; on slf tismpllng
cotton pnm; ons 26 horn ngin; or
. 2& bora boiler which make a complete
outfit for ginning cotton, grinding meal
Abo a building with 7 stablessnd a fsd
' room and 3 houses and tots. J. W.
HteWorV , , "
- "" " ' ' -CA8KIN8
CYCLE CO. hat IHUd out
a portable wood sawing ftsrfcint whkh
. Will enable th itiins of New Bern to
Ct their wood sawod at their own lot
without oVIay aod trouhl' at. 40c rr
cord, on cut, ?5o per sord two cuts.
1'him ?Hf.. '- ;
fON'TRA(.TOUS l.lrinr to emj loy Is
You will need to prepare your system
for the coming cold weather, get your
organs to work like clock work. Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea taken this
month will do the business. 36 cents,
Tea or Tablets. For sale by F. S.
Duffy.
Are You Engaged?
Engaged people should remember,
that, after marriage, many quarrels
can be avoided, by keeping their diges
tions in good condition with Electric
Bitters. S. A. Brown, of Bennetts
ville, S. C, says- "For years, my wife
suffered intensely from dyspepsia, com
plicated with a torpid liver, until she
lost her strength and vigor, and be
came a mere wreck of her former self.
Then she tried Electric Bitters, which
helped her at once, and finally made
Ker entirely well." She is now strong
and health." All druggists sell snd
guarantee them," at 50c a bottle.
Baxter Still Selling '
The Auction Sale is now over, but I
am still in business, and with New
Goods, shall ask my patrons to call and
see m for what they want in (In
jewelry and optician goods. I appreci
ate the splendid attendance at my sue-
tion sales, and am prepared to serve
the trade. .
J. O. BAXTER, J., '
. Leading Jeweler.
-.
Pntoffice Notice). '
On account of the chang of achtdul
of th train going ' West to Goldsboro,
the evening mail going Worth and Wst
will tlos at 6 JO p. m., Instead of 6:25
. ; S..W. HANCOCK, .
" Postmaster.
Electricity in Medical Practice
Dr. J. F, fihem has returned from
New York where he has been for a few
weeks taking a course in ElectrTc-thera
petics under the celebrated physician
and electric medical authority, Dr.
Wake. He has received competent in
struction on this new and important
branch of medicine.
Whiie in New York Dr. Rhem also
purchased a static machine and an
X-ray outfit which will arrive! in fan
days. The useof these instruments i-new
to people of thiscity but their efficacy
m many diseases nas often hn ri
and there is no question about its value
A Card
Our new and permanent headquarters
on Craven street,, (Daniel' old stand)
Hearing completion, I take pleasure in
announcing that I have moved my of
fice to same, where I wiU be pleased to
entertain and accommodate my many
friends, customers, and th generous
public Thanking alt for past patron
age earnestly soliciting a contmuauce
of same, lam - ,
Very respectfully,
FERDM. HAHN.
Ladies
!
Business For Sale.
A BUSINESS FOR- SALE Profitable
epecialty at this season, can be bought
and operated with small capital. Lo
cated in the central part of the city.
For, further information apply to P. O.
Box 134. '
Have your, Fall Coat
Suits and Skirts Steam
Cleaned and Pressed
We make them look
like new.
A. BLOCK,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
96 Middle St,
P. S. We call for and deliver work
A tonic that makes sick people well.
Drives out all impurities that collect in
your system. A family tonic for the
sick and afflicted. Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Mtwf(MKara(xy torn :
See Your Doctor.
if you are not well and have him prescribe
for you, Ihen bring us the prescription to fill.
FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS IS OUR SPECIALTY.
Phone 56
Davis' Pharmacy
Hart Schatf'ner & Maix
1 1
Fall I
Fashions.
We are now
ready with the
new iall style
and can make
your buying
easy, as our
clothing is not
only known for
its wearing qual
ities but as well
for its perfect
fitting and shape
retaining quali-
ues v
Prices from
$10to$22 50
Sio.4 from :12 to 48 in
Slims, U,-Kulnrs, and Stouts. M
Wr can lit the hard to fit.
MMnmilMlMUfmiMWinfMiMiM. .1
last and Final Reductions.
Took The Water Cure
An amusing little incident at the
market dock Saturday morning is
worth mention. For, a week or more
the supply of watermelons ha.flln
off and he quality hss grown poorer
uuwi uie meion proposition wsj "bum
an A 'nUM i
Ulb , IllUCn CO Lha . rliamia A
leisurely "coons." Ssturdsv
a boat load of real nice melons came in'
causing quit little stir on th market
snd much mouth watering. The kud
was soon disposed of, being hauled off
inswnuy to ail parts of the town n
buyer was unable to take all of his
purchases away and left a f
board th boat A strum m.
peared on the scene. The melons were
the magnet,his eye sparkled, hi teeth
shone and had it not been for the
ebon stain of Natur' brash, his
cheeks would have flushed. Hi.
became brisker, in fact they became
u iubb. i ne attraction
4nl..l,l A. J . " ",
"f"" un uwa cnon wu m
Idragging hunself from the depths of th
re. in cnarra was over Amid
the shouu of hs wharf loungers, the
croKZBJMn and dkarnnlnli
nwteo away, the WatM-stnamin. t
M - .
omiBni u n went
The Profit is Yoors.
These ofterings will throng the store
and kindly remember as we said above
THE PKOFIT IS YOURS.
One lot of Ladies Black and Tan Oxford
ties worth up to $2,00, your choice
on table 75c a pair
pairs Herrick high grade J2.50 Ladies Oxford's now $1.97.
Silk Mulls, all shades, buy today at 10c yard. '
Corsets worth up to 76c amongst the lot the "Armorita" at 3ilc. 1
A table full of fine dress goods lawns and ginghams, worth up to '
15c yard, must go at 8c yard.
Three beautiful dress patterns of Pongee Silk in White, Chum- '
pagne, and Brown, worth $1.00 yard, now 69c yd.
September fashion sheets and Patterns are here
Barfoot Brothers. ,
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
Phoiif 212 55-57 Pollock St.
Whitford Hardware Company.
We have removed to our now fstnrft.
next to W. U. T.legraph of
fice, whr wo will carry a complete
lim of General Hardware. Paints, Oils, 4
'tc.
Whitford Hardware Co.
67 South Front St. N-w Eeru, N. C.
-''''.."PiiaB
Pin VMllind VenUon ai Coast line
Market' . ' ' . '
in i..',
Cbuic meat at th Coast Lin Mar.
kt ',..-, .
IIL J. A. J)UtJII.
1irlcls rnni tttrs,
Sdrspeclal Atbmtion Given to' Night
.Call. w
Rwldenc 111 Pollock St. ' ' Phone B6
It you want sour Hiiu 'u
bealthy and robust, gfv( th.m HoUV
tkJ, ""Ultf Tea. A toil
for the wbol fsmllv. Tk '.kiu
rnnd. 88 cents. T r.kut.
, Notlc Stocknsldirs Meeilnf,
Thr will b a puMtinc of th stock
holder of th A. A N. C ft. K. Co. In
New Barn at 12 o'clock m. on Sept. ffl,
1906. The ttock books for th trans-
ler oi stock will t cloMd from 12
a ciock Sept 7th to It o'clock. Sept
80U, 1906.
: D. J. BROADHURST,
.... ' Becty k Tress.
OAHTOniA. "
One of the Best Values
i
Ever Offered in Sills.
This store is to maintain its its posi
tion as Silk Headquarters throughout
this season. We shall sell more ftilks,
,'for we have morV to sell. You will get
the greatest value ever provided by any
store.
59c
For 76c. Taffeta.
. This Is a superior Dress Quality, lull
' i 10 inche wide; and we have only three
hundred yards to sell at . this price.
You'll have to hurry to get your share.
J Holli and ' Changeable effects In
J. Brown; Navy, Bed and Green:,
)1J III k 1
lively hi
.In it H -tiirn ! IV
at trai l iv i- Shirk rv.T
worth will In- fair pn-
: V
businc
in "i
SILKS :',(', iih-Ii 1 a I f.
si-ri'iit sIi.-iiIch worlh $ .
"iily iir,i- yd.
F.MIIKS SHOKS W.
this week TH pair l.aili
wurlh $.il(l, fur nnlv
d. li
I IAN .'
hi th.
i ntv.
I- I I 'I TK li
i I".- yd lln
-1 -1 : K l.fr
lar(Ht and mogl
I vory dollar
w i Lh the large
4
d Hi-ri i,t deriglj
week only 5)1
it is jrone.
NI'JW l-'Al.l.
cinthin m
i. If you want
clot lies i-ijinu tn s
In $lU.fiii per suil
TYI.K-:
I i-ut ami d'i-il-
J'ood III.
W In hlu
-li 1 1
. pink and sa
yd, this weel
TAIU.K CI.OTII 'in IDS
in to looli
ind wmlrr nhoes. Wi
ladn-i', mc-n' and chil
mil Mir lu $f.(MJ.
il J . yd.
COPLON
75 Middle Street.
' of fe - '
ar Mig ovororlid In donfuxjuimc of their plkU
up wnrk or books. H.t nI folicf for tird and ttralnod
rjf my b obtained srul serious twible-whwh is sum to
U th oi.trom if the jr r nVgttp.1 msf U Tert4
bjf wearing ptir of our pr!r!y f5tlml glas.
(fcun Mt4 nwW kMi -4
1 - 1 i : m 1 S .!,
! VtUc . or Gr cy Canton
Blankets at 59c Palf.' i
..Canton Blankets have made grrak
ctridca in popular favor during the pist
ilvo years Thi3 Is a special value
Corntr
YoffiCo On The
Clofa, Fariiisliiiip, Hals ar:d
Stioa Ludips f'liiill'ildrcii's Slices.
Clothino;, Clothinjr, Clothing
lat'-st i-ul.-t anil ii.-itlcrriH nf fall clnthea for
A n cnl in- line of I hr
yanth anil child.
SHOES, SHOES,
A complrtn linn of hHoth, nil fhf
HATS, IIATP, II ATS,
Lit
S9IOES.
t HhftM'4.
II ATS-
Autumn westhcr brin(j" thoiichi.H of nr-n l vlp hats. Come nd tsk
p"ep St our new utifT hats. All Hi-- luti nlmpi-a. Alsos
bi(f lino of soft halH.
YOFFIE,
On The
Corner
N&v;Livery and
;;r; A - ' Sates Stables.
( - A
r'lnc tock of Horsf, Wuls,Younf
snd well-hrokm, lUter'for driving or
tmrrn work. . v .
v. Buirplm, HamoM, Whips, aab,snd
mrerythin kept in rU qulppMl iu.
ble. , - ,
; TERMS RIOItT. ' . . ' ,
. CIIVK UJ A TRIAL. ' -
C B. 01161.1 6 Cfl
CO BroadBt - . ;
V Now Bern, W 0
biirers in Work on rsilrotuls will J rd It
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with J. F, Tykr, P. O. t! 671