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New Bern, N. G, Oct 5, 1905.
LODGE DIRECTORY.
WOODMEN OP THE WORLD meet at
- Rountree Hall Semi-Monthly. First and
' Third Wednesday nights at 7 :30 o'clock.
.' Visiting Woodmen axe invited. -'
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CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNIGHTS OF
; , TI A DUOMT -:. Moots 9nA and Mi Wed-
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. . : nesriav nichts in each month in - Roan
' ' trees Hall. Pollock street.' at 7:30
n'rWV ; Samuftl R. BalL President:
. - H. Smith. See'y: R. R, HilL Financial
Sec'y, i v
The trial of Fred Carlton, in the
New York criminal court for
resulted in his being sentenced to
Sing Sing for a term of 19 years. The
judge told him that he wished he had
the power to send him to the electric
chair, for his sins were enough to put
him there. ,This is the finish of the
man who tried to victimize several
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-ara witii Ue oil fcoi-L
bigamy, 'iiie king LaJ referred
a.ii'.e LUaself.
to the Norwe
gians us "my Fok-s," st which Ole Bull,
drawing himself up, luqulred, "When
has a .Norwegian shown himself di
loyal to the kiugt" Then, without
waiting for an answer, he announced
that he must at once take leave. Upon
tills tue kmg turned to him with an
Imperious "I command you to stay!"
, Index U Hew AiTertJscmcaU.
Simmon & Hollowell Co Children!
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Const Line Market-Venison. -, .i
For Sale. .
It E Whitehurst Flower Pots.
KOTiCESln THIS COLUMN FOR
LESS THAN ONE MONTH MUST B
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
Baslness Uctls.
LOST Somewhere between Queen
street and my broom factory on the
dock, a sum of money amounting to
$127.19. If finder will return same to
me at No. 49 Queen street I will pay
$25.00 reward. Geo. T. Fenner.
FINE Venison, Western Veal and Cel
ery at Coast Line Market.
FLOWER Pots, new lot just received,
M. E. Whitehurst & Co.
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN One or
gan in srood condition. Can be seen at
Odd Fellows Hall. Apply to J. H.
Nelson, Secty.
CHECK FOUND In this city. Drawn
on Bank of Richland. Drawee can have
by proving property and paying costs,
BICYCLE STOLEN Crescent, color
black, straight handle bars. Reward
if returned to H. B. Holland, E. C. D
office.
LOST Ladies gold watch, figured case
small size. Reward if returned to
Journal office or 39 Elm St.
FOR SALE-Gasoline Auxiliary Schoon
cr Admiral. 29 tons, draws four and a
half feet loaded, fast sailer, and in
splendid condition, has eighteen horse
power Wolverine engine, good reason
for selling. For further information
address Feuerstein & Co. Norfolk Va.
SITUATION WANTED by a machinist
and engineer who has had ten years
experience. Saw mill or logging work
preferred. Address "S" care of Journal.
MRS. Carrie M. Willis will open her
school on Wednesday, Oct. 4th, in the
Primary Sunday Bchool class room of
Centenary Methodist church on New
street.
FRESH lot of New York State Apples,
Pears, Bananas, Oranges and Lemons,
at J. D. Barfield'a.
OYSTERS -Lynnhaven Bay Oysters on
half shell To-day. Oysters also served
in any way. A few for family trade.
Delightful Lunches at all time. When
you i re hungry come to JAMES B.
DAWSON, 103 Middle St. Phone 209.
FOR SALE One fine, large horae,
suitable for buggy, dray or plow. A
splendid traveller, kind and gentle.
C. T. Hancock.
CALL on Gaskins Cycle Co. for right
good and right price. New bicycles
at $15 and up to $40 each. Bicycle
tires at $1 and up to $4 eaclj. Coaster
Brakes fitted on your bicycle at $3.28
to $5 each. We repair your guns, pis
tols, sewing machines, etc. Work
done promptly by skilled workman.
PHOTOCRAPH Films developed, print
ed and mounted, neatly.atsmall cosUAp
ply to John Taylor. . . ' f
1 HAVE eight (8) desirable houses part
ready for occupancy. v "Several have
city water and bath rooms. Can be
rented forty per cost cheaper than
hounrs don town. House on fair
ground property. For terms apply to
J. W. Stewart.
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WANTfiD-A young man between age
of 21 and S6 years to tell and call Ap
ply to No. 41 Pollock St '
DRY COODfl CLERK WANTED
Young man with experience or one da
airing to fear (ho business. '; Simmon
A Hollowell Co. " , .. .
young southern w amen, of whom one is But tho violinist shrugged his ghoul
resident of New Bern.." . 1; 4 ' ' - 1 flera and replied, "Then I win see, sire,
wnetner a .Norwegian, remains free Id
The sale of sea Lb for 4 The Clansman"
-the palace of the king of Sweden." At
wiMpe opened at waters store toaay this, as Ole Bull would tell -when re
at 8 O'clock. ; Go . early and secure a couutlug the soefue. there came into the
- .face of the monarch the moat winning
smile he had ever seen on a human
countenance, and, putting out his hand.
impulsively, Bernadotte exclaimed
: Aay, I beg you to remain, A prince
snouid near the opinions of all his peo
ple.", And the talk which then resulted
was the basis of deep confidence' on
both sides. Century. ., "',
good place. , :
Z Mr. Garrison Farrow haa established
furniture store on Broad street. s
. The Coast- Line market has put a
new wagon on the road which .is an in
novation in the matter of delivery
wagons. - It is a low two wheeled con-7
cern with a box fastened on the axle
which is meant to contain packages of . 'H etck, ike mU Proainr.
meat The driver's seat is placed be- ' Christian Henry Heinecken, the most
hind and is arraitged h'ke seats are on wonderful of all the world's precocious
many farm implements that are drawn prodigies, was born at , Lubeck, Ger-
by horses. The cart is neat and many, la Uio year 172L When, but nine
handy device. " nnd bait montns of aw ttls ln,mttn
.. . wonder could pronounce . ever; word
A brick sidewalk is being laid in' contained In the German language, and
front of many of; the stores of Broad before he had rounded out bis first year
street It makes a erreat improvement iof erthlr eMstence Je knew all the
nit rfit he oii tn havA nyf leading eventa of the world's history.
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same kind all over the city. - '- , Z uf" BJO"ula uo wmo
An accident occurred on the A. & N. passage of the Scriptures and knew
C. road late Tuesday evening, in which me history of every book in both the
Conductor Pigford of a work train, g6t
a sprained ankle, and & laborer' was
slightly hurt The accident , was the
result of a log train running into the
rear end of a work ' train., . Ten ' or
twelve log trucks were ' piled up, but
were cleared away time enough to let
the No. 2 pass Wednesday morning
The blame for the accident has not
been placed yet
George T. Fenner, a blind colored
man, who runs a small broom factory
on the dock near the foot of Middle
street, lost one hundred and twenty
seven dollars and odd cents on the
streets Wednesday. The money rep
resents the hard earnings and savings
of the blind man for' months,' and is a
severe loss to him. It is hoped that
some honest person has found it and
will restore the same to the poor man.
And if a dishonest person has found it
and appropriates it to personal use, i t
is hoped that the law will 'get hold of
the person.
Forty bales "of cotton sold on the
local market yesterday at 9.75.
Mr. R. M. Warren, a young man who
formerly traveled in this , section for a
Norfolk wholesale-drug firm will es"
tablish a drugstore in the Hahn build
ing on Pollock street lately occupied by
M. Mitchell & Co. in the near fu
ture. I
A report has gained circulation that
the price of tickets for "The Clans
man" had been raised to two dollars.
The Journal has been instructed by
manager Matthews that the story is
untrue and one dollar and a half is the
highest price for tickets.
Id" and New Testaments, At the age
of two and a half years he could an
swer every question in the geographies
and histories then in use and could con
verse with visitors In either German,
French, Dutch, Latin or Greek. His
fourth year was devoted to the study
of religion and ancient history. He had
finished the studies mentioned and had
started on a course in oriental religion
when he suddenly died before complet
ing his fourth year.
. Three Bar amd Clock.
Three boys in a house were told to
go and take the exact thorny a clock
to tho town. The fust lad went, look
ed at the clock, came tack and said,
"it is 12 o'clock." In- after life he
became a prosaic bookseller.
The second boy was more exact He
said on returning that It was three
minutes past 12, He became a doctor.
The third lad' looked at the clock,
round out bow long It had taken him
to walk, back to the house, returned to
the clock, then added the time of his
walk to the1 time of the clock and re
ported the result thus: "it la at this
moment 12 hours, 10 minutes and IS
seconds." That boy came to distinction
aa Helmholtz, the scientist
Theatre Train
The A. & N. C. Co. will sell reduced
rate tickets from all stations to New
Bern and return October 9th. good re
turning the following day, account of
the performance of "The Clansman. V
Special train will be operated from
New Bern to Goldsboro after the per
formance. . , .
R. E. L. BUNCH, T. M.
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MILLER SAFES.
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NL'EfvE-OUUtlral specialty
Canf-lgootb Frtmt atnet. Miasourl
. rVill Boy Weiterfl Hori-
" Mr, L. 0. DnW4 left for 8t Loula,
Mo.) yftUnlay to purchase homa aid
Stork for the Daniels- lUhn Horn and
Mule Co. He pcU rt etity to t;t
,'J St, Lriil. but other ritM tn the wwt,
o4il grt U bMt the bfrMmrki
affiin at every W be vi.ita.
i Tb homo will be jrrl.Mxl with a
viw to n.tire pry rnii-owM ff
'. th4 rKoJing h""a In Kv'icti,
fsrm, drog),t. drWmr, aa I '.'.p, nr ani
, mult It 1 dvoVi "d f-r th tr k, !!
will !mj b a ri'imUr f.f f r. g nr. I
br?y fcpilftfl tn iV. Tr t
two of lhrH csr ' "f K""". 1 f - in
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MR3. EMMA H. POWELL will r
orta hsr n.wl class cn Monday, Cvto
ber 2nd.
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A DlTld4 Caarck.
There Is a very striking Instance of
religious toleration In Heidelberg, an
ancient city of Germany. . One of the
most Important buildings of that town
Is the Church of the Holy Ghost
Through the middle of this building
a partition wall has been run, so that
services according to the Roman Catb
ollc and the Protestant ritual may be
held at the same time. In tho year
1710 an attempt Nva made by Charles
Philip the Elector to deprive the Prot
estants of their half of the church, but
tqe townspeople made so strong a re
sistance that he was obliged to desist
and .even to remove the electoral court
from Heidelberg to Mannheim. Lon
don Mall. - -
Maun And Mason At Opera House
A Urge and delighted audience filled
the New Masonic hat night, and fol
lowed with laughter and applause the
musical comedy in two acta, Frits and
Sniti being ' the principals, supported
by a large 'company, among being a
bunch of attractive girls, who sang and
danced and won the admiration of the
audience.. . ' - -
Frits and SniU haa enough plot to
hold it together, but the choruses, the
catchy songs, i bright costumes and
witty blu of dialogue make up for
plot, and thoroughly entertain. "
Of the various songs and specialties,
two particular- caught the audience,
thsje being Mason and Mason and
Penelope, in their base ball act,' and
the cat song of Belle Darling and BUlie
Barlow. v '. , '., .
FriU and SniU cannot fail to please
and entertain any audience, and Mason
and Mason with their company made a'
one impraeaion la New Bern.' "
V Germ ti Club Organlnd ,,
The German Cbb. which has been
planned for several wekj was perma
nently organised Monday tight at a
meeting in the Elks Club room.. A
large number was in atUndance and
much interest was manifested in the
proceedings. '
There were several name ( for the
club propoaed but aararrfW was
seMed. ,The following gentlemen
were elected officers for the season:
pr'fl'it, a K. Eaton, Jr., vU-e-prwd-knt,J.
8. CUypoolecrtUry-trcMur-r,
William Dunn, Jr., who isaW
Irarkr.
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AFTER. THE SHIP IS WREr.KPn
everybody can tell you how Mt mibt hrm ba
aTd After your houaa k biashea many a wiM
acre knows how the fire couhj have been pat oat-
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insurance conpanjcthe only kind whose policie.
Phons 200.
11 l " i 1 -.We-aro, ahowingalarge hneofBois' Suits, for either
' i ' H schl Pr dress wear.
, ' ..MEN OF CULTURE, ,
ho understand all the refinement! of beriur well
and correctly drawed, are our beat patrons, be
cause we know the needs of a gentleman and
bow to eater successfully to his taste ia fabrics,
as weU as giving his elothtna that elegance of
nnish and perfect nt and workmanship that the
wall dressed man demands. Our suitings and
top coatinga are unrivalled, and our prices res-
F, M. CHAD Willi
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Celebrated Candies Just
Received at
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WosHall devote today to the wants of
"' the'
aiiimiriii f 1 t sT a ai & mj VsLir Ceeaasiiel
I . ; Special display of all kinds oi Hats:
I for all sizes and ages of Children v
lo lhe Ladies :
Another dhplay of
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Our stock bcinT too laro to display J
all yesterday vc aro compelled to malto
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; sizes from 3 td 17 in short. pants at $3 and up.
Long pants suils from 15 to 20 year size from $5.00 to $12.-
We have a variety of styles and are confident that we can
suit you in both style and quality.
Some reduced prices on boys shoes in sizes from 1' to 5.
New styles in boys caps, hats, underwear and overcoats.
The best boys stockings for 15 cents that we have ever
shown.
Come in and let us fit out the little men.
J. G. DUNN & C O.,
Phoa212 55-57 Pollock St.
A VISIT
t our Etore wil! sVow o'i Iv-w make your dollar ! f'oul lo ("tity at this
Sale. tVr A!n;l .;. , Oc.ober 2 lJ, Tucb lay, October :iril iinj
Wednesday October 4th.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
White Table Linen in Remnants at
2J to 10 yards, most of them f.Oo value,
Some very rare Bargains in this lot,
our price at this sale 25c yd
SKIRT GOODS
24 pieces Ladies Skirtinp fS inches
wide, assorted colors, worth $1.00 jd,
at this sale only 49c yd.
LONSDALE CAMBRIC.
20 pieces, worth 12Jc yd, this sale
8c.
SHEETING.
1,800 yds, only 4c a yard.
FLANNELETTE.
2,500 yards, wortli 10c yd,
sale only 5Jc yard.
PERCALE.
only
i.t this !
At the same old price,
orth double.
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MENS' SUITS.
We are Lcrdcrs in Mens' Suits in
ntyles and priem.
45 Mens' Griped :ul!s at this sale $4.50
25 Mens' Black Cheviot Suits 5.25
Mens' Fancy Suits, worth 12.50, only
7,25.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
Buys suits at this sale !!8c. 1.18, 1.69,
2.24 and up to $i!.i:0, if you want a
(rood school suit for jo .r boy, come to
see u.s.
PANTS.
Boys Knee Pants from 18c to $1.50 a
pair.
MENS' SHOES.
We have the best styles in town in
Mens' Sho.'s from $ 50 to $4.00 a pair
ji:sl recehcj ji Pat, Cxilt, Vici Kid,
titin Metal ('all', Wax Calf and Velour
Calf, Lace, Button and Congress.
S COPLON,
76 Middle Street.
Are
Yoa
Ready
If you are ready for your
Full Sj.ts we're ready to
rliow joii the new idea, in
ro'oiiriK , nnd the late kinks
in the end and make un.
Buy f:arly
don't allow the choicest
things to slip away from you.
You'll be pre'.ty hard to fit, if we can't Pt you rinht off, hut
we'll make any necessary alterations.
Men's Suits in fancy mix-d Chevi j'j, C.-mhmere Rnd Won ted
Suits in corrdct style; at price no higher than tlu- ' I -ty
justifies.
Come here for your Fall Ha c nnd sec the new stylei, ar,d
we'll show you what's what
fay ua if jrou are in need of n pair of Shoe fur the Fall.
We have all the late shapes.
YOFFIE
On The
Corner
J L. HARTSFIELD,
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oirnt I jiYddlk pbork is.
Would-be .glao to ha&e
any one inspect mytyork
as it goes tp L Forsait. :
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A FEW more of the ta(t ttrU, Balt-
brlnf WheWr A Wilson Pin; Ma-
fr,iui i.rw; orve r.r arjlr,.; cTMt Mst ffaaOy r4uca4 frScmt, for
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