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A: HAPPY MOTHER
wa. maa.
miiclne
mediciM
winaof
highly of
o( Cardal
am glad to
don.lt
mi
:n i: A havo
Win of Cardat natom
two months afterward.
of every twenty cases of bearing-down pains or ovarian trouble. . :.
'. Wine of Cardui cures barrenness and ..aidrthe mother in
; .nnfk fnr tha nnlfal of childbirth. After that
event the ASeprevenU dangerous flooding and helps mothers to v
. quick recovery.' Wine of Cardui is the one medicine a mother
should use before ana aner cniiuoinn.
All dniggiiiU sell 91 .60 bottles Wine of Cardui. ,
ENTEHFBI8E
, BHIC5K THE
We can ship First
class Brick in any
quantity up to 1,000,-
y'000.
If you need Brick, ap
ply to
J. W. STIIWABT,
Secretary & Treasurer.
New Bern, N. C.
7
Turners Almanac
for 1906.
AT
Ennett's Bookstore
If It s Something nesv iou
' Want We ta It.
Two Special Values that will appeal to
aoy womia when she sees them No
1904 Drop 8 kin with knit top and 22
inch flannel and deep Humes, worth
$2.00, but as these skirts are new and
Lever been on the market before we ot
far them at 111 25
, .No, 1402 Mercerized drop skirt with
TLnr.nrriiii Plait, worth $2 60 for 81 76.
Ethe best guaranted
; ana au sizes, onouia mey rip or Dreaic
: while flitlug on you get a new pair -
I J M MHcheU & ;Co.
PHONS m :
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61 Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church. '
;aaaaaAaAlAiAiitUAAie.AAiiAaAatiaiAiaaAiAAAAU
EXCELLENT : YALDES:
In New; Seasonable Goods For This Week
Selling Every Item In Thli A.d. A. special
BLANKETS.
W offer at this tale 00 pair ettra
elif heavy, Cotton Blank eta, worth
tioa e pair, eWwhere at only ft a
pair. , "' ' - .
' . ; ; ' T COMrORTS. v"5; .
2T4 eitra heavy targe ette ComfotV
r worth I.M, eor epocieJ price
l-' each,
. ' 8PFXIALIALK -e
Clothing and EHoia. ovarcneU Tt
rWn. Boyi OvtrcoaU t3.00,t vahie
aalelLW. ;
zntZ9 coons bale
, 15 pit m ftne rnlity eiTV tu.tre Mo-
- a!r .tvi rwy yrv CWa, ti
Irvh.itrt hvy Lli Cloth.alld'.::
'' Bafcre wt baby m bora 1 wai In great
this mediciM 1 would not bar. .Men strong
Monfoto life through childbirth. But lUat
.ft
coinpauvcij j o j
for four month before baby came.
I
nuatnitMbirad dt health a. I took it
for four moo
bfterward.- I oaaaot apeaa too
lASoaaa, 7odo Mtoh' CLCB.j . J
Win.
and I
env
TaaASBua,
Wine o Cardnl U a powerful tonic
which acts on the generative organs of
women, regulating menstruation and giv
fnir tone and strength to the organs which .
affpntnl. Ik enrei nineteen out
O A NICOL.I,.
firs and Boiler kra.es. Brick for Sale
AFTSR THE SHIP IS WRECKED
every bod y can tell von how she might ha v. be.
aaved After your house is in ashes many a wife
aereknows how the fire could have been put out
butit wati't. There's just one and only one safe
way to save yourself against the ravages of fitr
insurance compapy.the only kind whose policies
we write.
Phont 200.
r. TB KM WIT H 7"
BLACK5MPH & WHtKLRIOHT
Buggies, WagonB, Carts and-Drays al
ways kept in stock. I reset tires
without cutting with the latest im
proved tire shrinker. I keep a good
supply of cart wheels always in stock
repairing done at quick notice.
Shop on South Front street near
the Railroad.
kid gloves, all colors v
; - JACKETS.
t00 nke quality jackets, fof Ladles,
Jtn.UA to (.1 1 .
ami win hi rn i?viafl f ivw
this week front We to $10 00 each.
; . ' V MONEY SAVED
la money made. Don't pey lOe for
your flannebHUe. Come to oe and gt
some at S a yd.
UNDERWEAR
tot theae fw day we oTot ymi an
ettre fKxl quality . I hil.Ud
VaaU arid Taxis at Z Mn's Urj
fleore linod UrvIrTWtar and drTt,
arrtnting with waieht and rrr.!h In
tm tt KM. !"- e.tre . fcry fo
linad Phlrta and r!rera, !1 aira
VnUm Fi'fe f"f Tr j en4 I'tl-
HIE
, The estimated majority forMcClellan
for -Mayor of New York waa 60.0W.
The contest bfctwefen "Jerome and Os
borne was cloee, no rertain figures.
Th Marttlanrl oWtian onPoe kmend-
I ment close no figures. ' ,
; Ohio wai declared, had elected Dem-
I ocratic Governor.
JOHN
PAUL JONES.
V to Ilia Time fia.Uy the aioat C-
pioaoa Koval Hero. -
Tliere were naval heroes before Paul
Jones, and o long as the isea dominates"
Uia; land tiler will not become extinct.
But up to 1)I8 Uuse he was easily tne
most oousplcuous ft his class, so far as
hUtory . hat 'euatirlhed them. In the
days wnei gaiiey fangea tiiongsiae gni
iiov or aitrVikmif shtu locked oars with
its eneea a hand to hand struggle'to
i the deuta eouj-afje and resource of tne
I Paul Joaes order '..may not have been
ho uncommon But fighting snips grew
larger, and the new'faetors of sail pow
er and caunoa range fcuitalled tbe field
of personal prowess. Up to that time
no sailor; could know surely, that be
was wlrti)ped before be was killed, but
in the days of the frigates a quarter
deck iieio had at bis disposal lu every
un -j S " I
fight a THety wrTueldents fnd results
from which he mignt cieauce a respect-
able reason for giving up his ship.
During 300 year the sailors of the
continental uivles that encountered the
British on the seas bad uniformly been
quicker at that mental deduction than
their mdre stubborn foe until the Eng
lish heart of oil It bad come to be
thought liivlncllJle. Paul Jones ghat
tered precedent not only by combining
the t-lassie method with the new, but
for a greater wonder, by putting the
onus of mirremler on ti e Eugtish when,
by every time bouorr ! test and rule.
he ought to have atv.-ii'ed the role of a
chlvalroiis prisoner. On tbe continent
his skill ami courii'jt- everywhere gain
etl him the prestlg" of a hero, while the
fact that he had -humbled the British
lion" placed him with Hercules among
Hip demigods. To the English he was
merely a notorloitsly offensive rebel
and pirate, and after his fame bad"
Ikhmi drowned In the tidal wave of the
French revolution and the Napoleonic
wars even his own people allowed their
nduilratlon to be colored by tbe Eug-
'ih estimate, .,
But no patriotic sailor ever carried
himself .stralghter as to bis authority
or enrned his fame more honestly than
Paul Joups. He belonged to tbe faction
which Included Washington, Franklin,
Uobcrt .Morris, Alexander Hamilton
.md I-flfuyette, men who, with their
followers, endured some stings from
ibe rear, but have since shared nearly
.ill the glory. Because In character,
ability and deeds Ianl Jones was a
worthy associate of those Immortal pa
trlots his body will be placed In tbe
crypt of the new chapel at tbe Narai
academy, whose teachings he virtually
begun, and,, hi fame will live and
grow as long as genius, valor and love
of freedom are viieriRUou. -century,
Tha Vlltm HI
One of the moat recent sclent Uk trt-
umibs la the nitre mkroacope, which
contlsta.iu tbe sppllcotloe to the mkrro
cope of highly cvttceotrated artlQctal
light by ibe. ajd ef powerful lenses
and prisma. The result Is so greatly to
lncrveae the WsgnlfyuigHiQwer that
million of prrtkles Lltbcrto beyond
the rnnge of Ue inlcroacope are rra
dered visible, The nlrra niltroarope,
too, has revealed, cuong otuer things.
new and at r use ilrlug crentnree moV'
log about to e drop of buuiaa liloud.
By the old form of microscope only In
active lakToaropIo matter could be
nbotofraplteoL; , Any. activity, nnleee
very slew, was VtrX. altogether. Even
tbe very alow morrmMts caoaed blur-
rluga. L'tid't Ue aw lakroecope bae
tiria of all l sUod clearly mealed.
with Unir ltgtitil moremcais.
, What ! Aoalrtat '
Tbe prt-aot rrl.lK la the Austrlaa em
pire recelU What ttatemea end diplo
mat! have akl of the deal gnvaromeot
-for exawpl. 4 ' ,
AuaiHo b lha ailo at all alrl1lai
AtMtrta la aot a nalloa) It M a atatav.
Mtlrnkk. ,
Aiiiriaa rtot a nai.-, aha la only
AtnNda la. an admtttbrUatiaa. noi a
Stale. HiMttinl ... .
Aialrla M mr.ir art aaaaatM,artb.ML
A' tiMa anrwH na illt a
, Yet, Id tUe of all, Aoatrta mnalae
aa imjr al brr emperor one of the
I. w.--a-.-r- ..n.
I Tfll-ia
tkll.ra la riaia.
Tl 0)if a tm.rl tundWrd wbe Ta
f'iwi ta tit. fl,;Mn- n bis flat, tt
fci.l ufM biinwir. "It U p.a.
or,'" r In a Mtrt ii a Nrw Ink
ne 'p-r. ' to Imi Ucl.nti. clilU
irr arrnini) r. alwl one. 1-iit fliSl-
Ir.iwinf 1t il i. vl.j . !. tti ':i t in
1 1, - lr- Hi MiiHiht. tni latiJ-
ffD 1 !i ti'iiron iii r .. t if
t'!frl.!t f.-i 4 l-f-f fa jjiiit. ft ,e
w. ( '. I . '. 1 ih.n, th-t 1
".!,)!.' I rl I' i t'T fi-.i.i ll.o
!-. f . J- t ' f I " "
o,-, - - - - - .
; One Execution Fq December .
"2 Raleigh, November 7th. So" far . ai
knows there is to be only, one execu
tion in December, this being ''that of
Preston Daniels, who will' be. hanged
on the second at -Williamston . for the
murder of William Eborn. It was . a
cold blooded ahooting, Daniels having
left his seat in the ear to get 'out at tee
station, and when he "returtrid found
j Eborn sitting in the seat with ; his girl
He ordered lum out, ana
when Eborn
made some remark, Daniels pulled his
pistol, ahouted 'look "dutl'f i and show
Eborn throuhg the brain. . This oc
curred On an excursion train crowded
with negroes. ::
Gzcklol':-. reel 'exs nonrly clevou feet
cubit was uoai-ly tvv;ity-two inches;
luiud's breuUUi is equal ia three and
ie-c:eii:us iu?bes; a kuhts ureauui
i ofiUiil to a little le.;s thaii au ineliTu
Jiekei of silver was abaut 2n.. 8i.: a
Jiekel of gaUl was fJ; a talcut of sil-
r-was 4'J0; a talent of Bold was
;early flJ.OHO; n piece of silver, or
temiy, was 8',-jd.; a farthing was equal
o halfpence;, a mile was less than a
inrthing; a gorau was ltl.; nu ephah,
r bath, contained tour gunous anu
Jre pints; a bin was three quarts and
ihree Vlnts; an omer was six pints; a
cab was five pints. London Globe.
Low Rates to Norfolk.
Account Virginia Carolina Foot Ball
game, Norfolk jnov. au, rates o.zd win
apply for the round trip from New Bern
nAa ' ITinolAn orA T,aflinniro ''XK ftO
T , W.. . T
from jjorehead City and Newport, 6.75
fm RMI1nrt Tickets oh sale Nov.
9, with final limit Dec. 2, 1905. Pull
man Sleeper wm be operated, new
Bern to Norfolk. Our train No. 4.
Nov. 29, arriving Norfolk 7 a. m. Nor.
30, returning leaving Norfolk 7 p. m.
Nov. 30, and using our train No. 1.
Dec. 1. Berth rates, $2.00, each, direc
tion.
Supreme Court Opinions.
Special to Journal:
Raleigh, Nov. 7. The Supreme court
handed down the following opinions t-
day:
Bernard va Shemell, dismis:-
ed. ,
Tussety vs Owen, Davidson,
rjr.
Lindsay vs Austin, Union, partial
new trial.
State, vs Mclntyre, Cumberland, judg
ment arrested.
Lane vs Commissionars, Rowan, af
firmed.
Messenheimer vs Richie, Stanley per
curiam affirmed.
State vs Thompson, and State vs
Morton, Stanley, per curiam, no error
Loth cases by authority in re tiorham,
179 N. C. 48L and in re Young 137 N C
652.
M. E. Whitehurst and Company re
ceived yesterday the largest case ever
MAltu1 In tti if It wil an fin (XV-
nal package of vaaes, direct from the
am i4tfr1v Knv ft
ill R78 Far Chnrth Work.
. . -
Philadelphia; Nov. 5.-After author -
king the payment of 1343,675 for the
extension ox cnurcn wont in tne uuieo
. . , , A, . .
BUtes and ita Island poaaeesion. the
general committee of church extentroa
of the Methodist Episcopal Church ad
journed yesterday. , Tbe 1343,678 will
be distributed amonglUO conferences In
the United State, Alaaka and Island
territory. The sum of 17,600 was
voted for Porto Fico, 18,000 for Alas
ka and $5,000 for the Philippine Islands
In addition to special gifts. The Phila
delphia, New York and East; Confer
encea . were requested to contribute
$13,600 for work among the Japeneee
la Honolulu end elsewhere, $7,000 be
ing approprlkted this Xar.
i r- .i i i a
iSptctal Ttrtn ef Court ta Try MvtM
Raleigh, N. r., November 7.-
The Cotrrnor onhrr a epeeial term
of court for Warm county, beginning
and JarVall, the murderrs of W. C
King, n"ar Llttirton,-oho are in jail
here to save there fronv lynching.
The Govwnnr alao ordn anothar
apaciai trm, Uita wmg 01 uuiiioro
county, thinning T9rrmt IS. and
for the criminal trials. Jmlge Ward
rill hf ld ll.is court and JoHge B. f.
Lrmg H1 hold Ue i:ial lrm of War-
tm court.
"P.umrr.s;? SjIi Ihil Wttk,
Thare oill te a rimir ' f-'t U
W,.r.t of t?
tr.rr'.rg Tl
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WHAT'S IN IT ?
Tht Attempt te Braak A. & N. C.
. ; ' . '-rii ; y i . ; .
Editor Journal: h -
The commissioners of Craven county
in their endeavor to break a legitimate
contract have employed four lawyer,
three besides the county attorney.. Is I
this not a fearful waste of count)
funds?. Could not one lawyer, at the
outside two, have done as well as foot?
There must be politics in this. - '
j J. J. BAXTER.-
Baby sleeps and grows while mamma
rests if HoUister's Rocky Mountain Tea
is giver. It is &e greatest baby medicine
ever offered loving mothers.' 86 cents,
Tea or Tablets;; P. S. Duffy."
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in -the Post Office at New-
Bern, Craven county, N. C, Nov. 6,
1905.
hen's list.
B Reddon Bryant, Wm R Bright.
C James H Carter, Geo Cockerham,
D L Cobb. .
F C S Foster.
G A B Gaskins, Edgar. Gwaltney, I
Jesse George, JulvanGibba, H WGan-J
dy V ; I
HW R James Hill, Aurjiatras Bar-1
ns, Wm B Hill, John Hutchinson. I
I-EH Israel - I
J Will Jackson (2) I
M Lizzie Manley, C B Miller, CrisoJdrug experience, extending over a long
Moore, W W Moore. ' . I
N J M Neliason 39$ Middle St. I
S Joseph Simmons 133 Broad St , I
Rev Anderson Strond. I
T Louis Thomas, Zorah, N C. I
W Monroe Whedbee (2), A L Wil-1
Hams, Lewis D Wilkins.
Z Idoth Zeolien.
women's list.
A Mrs Sabra Adams, Mrs Nicie Ad-
kins, Jasper, NC. .
B -Lessie Berry, Annie Lee Britt.
C Hettie Chapmound. '
G Mrs Lucy Griffin.
Mc W J McDuffy, Jerkins alley No
P Carrie D Parker.
R Mrs Maggie Rika.
S Mrs Jennie Spruill.
W-Mrs Alberta West 191 Broad St,
Mrs Sallie Whitley, Fanny Wiggins,
(D L), Mrs George Winston.
Persons calling for the above letters
Will please say advertised and give date
of list:
The regulations now require that (1)
one cent Bhall be collected on the deliv
ery of each advertised letter.
S. W. HANCOCK,
Postmaster.
Opening at Whit e-
hiirHt'n Thuradav Nov.lwdrfllcharctr"thelr popularity
o . , v
Best Extracts at Warre ',
Lowneys candy at Warren's.
Men Wanted For Pan am t
Washington, Nov. 7 Civil service
"mmetioni to secure eligible, for tie
urn iivhi in nuwuvr v& ciwqi wuvuu-
out the eountry December 6th of this
fear. TheM ooettlone Mreeaariee
1 -ip- fnm I1.2D0 - to tl.900. but
nnii. 1 500 a vear.' end tnnsDort
i .
I Koo will be furnished to the canal
Ton get it at Warren 'a.,
, We have It Warren's.
Ciltndir Committee.
The Calendar Committee of the New
Bern Be will-moet-at the Oerk'i
office tomorrow (Thoreday) morning at
10 JO 0 clock to arrange a caleodar of
ctvO eases for trial at November tern
1906, ,. ... ' " - -
B'order of committee.
. . W, ML WATSON, '
. . tlerk.
NoilHl
" A reVularcommunlcaOonof 8U John'
Lodg. No f, a, f, 4 M., will he
htM ihl, Wednaaday evening at 7 80
Bt order of W. M.
. J. U. UAoUN, y
V Sect.
CALL on Caakine Cyttr Co, for HgM
gonds and fight prVe. Nrw tlryrUa
tt $IS and ep to $W etwh. Bi-c:
l!ra it $1 and up to $4 aarh. Oiir
Erakos f, ttd on J'-ur tlrycle al$ir
to $'i .'h. We rrair yw,r fna. t i-
to!, Mirg rr.'K nea, tc Wofk
d-T.e f ti-jp.j 'Jf -y k:;!eJ wot k man.
.'a'. it V.'rTn'.
in I
.. r. $, i . r
:;)(..--.( n '. t ' . -
D RINK
Bars Men,, from Employment:
. .v . - - : , i
- Evary Una of baahieS. ta taglnat ' to
ah at ill doom mbaolutelr to drinkinf tan."
Baalnomnmnrtltioa aaocn ke.
that oalv meM ai -- hahitA eu Sail
: amployauat.
mployrt do not want men that an ad-
: dieted to drink.. Adrinklag maa Is aot in
t condition to haadla mponaible work.
Contiaaal' driaking diaeaeea tha aerr.
ymem. No "will powM". can car; tnat
teat la aeomaary. .
Cures Whiskey and Beer Habit
Take OKEnrBftuietly at Home!
' To enrs witaoat patient', knowledce,
buy ORRINE No. 1; for voluntary treat
ment, bny ORRINE No. 3. Price, (UW per
boa. i
Care Effected or Money Refunded
Book on uDrnnk.nneun (anted) fraeoa
nqaeet. OKRINB mailed (sealed) od
ceipt Of fl by THE ORRINS CO
Wswalntfton, 6. Q.Lor aold in tbi. city by 31
C. D BRADHAM, New Bern, N. C.
A SUGGESTION
To Tht Ptopls of Nw Bern.
The Articles appearing in some of
our leading publications have created a
good dead of discussion in New Bern
ih regard to advertised medicines,
their reliability and power to cure, and
ft a local drunrist. I. F. S. Duffv.
want to say to the people of New Bern
that I believe one of the moat reliable
medicines that we have known in our
period, is .Vinol, the cod liver prepara-
tion, made without oil.
Vinol is not a patent medicine :e very-
thinz in it is printed on the back label
of every bottle, and it actually does
contain in a highly concentrated form
all of the medicinal, curative elements
of cod liver oil taken from fre&h cods'
livers, and without a drop of the system-clogging
oil to upset the stomach
and retard its work, and this is why it
is fast superseding old-faRhioned ccd
liver oil and emulsions.
Inasmuch as Vinol is therefore the
'test scientific improvement, of an old
and standard remedy it is the greatest
strength t reator in the wot 11 for old
people, weak, sickly wonenjand chil
"r n, nursing mothers and after a se
vere sickness. It cures hacking coughs
chronic colds and all pulmonary trou
blea. We positively guarantee to re
turn money if it fails." F. S. Duffy,
Druggist.
Isn't This Absolutely True?
nothing ever become ;popu i ir : ere
or in any other country without a rea
son.
Popular men have merit of some kind
must have, or they would not be popu
liar. They must have exceptional merit and
lacimn wiui biiiic.
I As with men, so with goods. So
with any article that is on the market.
It cannot increase ita sales, it cannot be
adopted as a standard article it cannot
survive generations unless it has real,
inherent merit
Millions of dollars spent in advertis
ing any article without merit, are just
waated, so far aa continued sales are
concerned. Intelligent housekeepers
cannot be compelled to buy what they
do not approve, of.
That much la a self-evident fact It
cannot be gainsaid. But it tells iU
own story of Lion Coffee and Its quali
tya coffee that has been the leader of
all package coffees for more than a
q darter of a century, that has steadily
grows In the affections of million of
American homes since Ita firat intro
ductior, long, long ago.
Ita unexcelled flavor, perfect purity
and at I orro qua Jr; its atsjkr.e cl
Knees and neat appearance, has en
deared ft to tbe heart, of the peo
ple. '
: Good grocers will tell you this, but
those who drink coffee ought to' know
much more about qoa'lty than they who
simply eaUiL
Insist on Lion Coffee, hoy no loose
eMfee (1 bulk)- you don't know what
you get. Hew can your grocert
lunch Gaunter.
' If yon feel like eating n nice lunch,
etoa at E. Walnee'e Store, 133 ft IJW
atreeW Afl khde of dwkhee, also
importcg ow.llirr, vimmirgyr mw
New Chstel Cheese," Sardinef . Roaa,
Caviar, si.d Holland Herrings. .
tvrrythlng pp-tte. " .' . v
New " : Masonic T tealre
Tho World Ilonownod
Tragedian ' i -LEWIS
KOiiniSON'"'-
MF.rHisToriiF.iB ;
X!
UST.;
i
1?
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T ''if'
-b 0.rr;ny,
t'afrr.r.f erit.
rt.. 11.00
ard
New
Goods
at McDanfel1
Dill Pickles.
Sweot Mangoep.
Sweet Cucumbers and Pour Cucumber Pickles
Sauer Kraut.
. Mince Meat.
Cape Cod Cranberries.
Fresh Carolina Rice.
Oatflakes.
Big Hominy.
Grita.
Buckwheat.
Fresh lot Fox River Print Rnrtpr
New car load. Snow Drift Flour, ground from New Wheat. -' 5
And the beit Lard sold. Try a pound of it and you will be BUT'
prised at the improvement in the flavor of your biscuit. ' " - S
The very higndst grade groceries at the lowest possible'prices ia" 8
what we offer you, anTguarantee everything as represented. '
iuurs to
J. L. McDanieil
farker Store.
a
Winter Goods
Winters knocking at our door,
With no uncertain sound he's demanding entrance everywhere
Are you ready for him ?
How about your Winter Suit and Overcoat ?
Are they in proper condition to weather the storm of the com
ing season ?
How about your Winter Underwear, your Gloves, your Shoes,
Hats, Shirts, Neckwear and Hosiery.
If there are any weak spots in your wardrobe we are here to
strengthen them with the
BEST THAT'S MADE.
in the
tie ury Oooiis line we vt
r J - " - J - "
trust that you, Madam, will examine our stock and get your outfit
here.
Get your Dress Goods here, get your Shoes, your Cloaks, your
Neckwear, your Gloves, your Underwear and Hosiery here.
We have an exclusive Millinery Department where you can get
your Hat and everything in the Millinery line. Our inducement is,
The Best at Moderate Prices.
We've no scheme -Just good goods.
M BAXTER
J L. HARTSFIELD, 4
Contractor and Builder.
OF Nth 83 1-2 MIDDLE ST. pflOSI Vto
-t .
Would he qlaa to bafhe
any one inspect my
as it goes
Malaga Grapoi 20 eta lb.
Mankrt ': rapes, 30c banket.
beat liananaa 20c dozen.
Apples ir, and 50 eti p4-ck.
Irmona 20 rta doz.
Florida Orange 40 and M ctii dozen.
Raixina W) etna peck.
The beat Celery on thr rr.nrkrt,
DaUa.
rigs.
Cocosnuta.
Cranberries.
Fresh CUacolaU and bon bon.
All for today at tha
St,
rhone 33
Lumsdcnh&Strth
1NSCRAXCE AGENCY.
gtorg Hoe of Fire loeurance Conv
pnnlea. . . ' . -.'
AS Besinaae promptly atUexM t
VTirPt H.Kn he hie oflWeln the
ho:V'ir-g ef e Daniel, ITahn loree
sn4 Mul C'-rJiay, en Craven lret,
whe he iH b pWd te a all per-
pm Karir j h'"we with Mm, and ef
pcraor IrUhted to rjm are t?Kl4
o fail er1 make
WATI-R IUIIN.
tat Co
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piease,
& ISetail Oroeer.
Corner Broad and Hancock
evervthinc rpHv fnr nnn nnH w
up,
Laths
For
Sale
Account North Carolina Annual Co
ferenec, A. M. H Zion . Church, No
Bern, N. C, December 1-4, 1905' t.
A. A N. C. R. R. will Sell round tr
tirkeU to New Bern from GobklxK
$1.25. UGrange 96c, ; Klnston 7
Dover Moreheed City . 75c, Br;,
fort $1.00, raUe from all other sfaC
in proportion. Tickets to he sold I
3. and 4, good returning until Dec.
190o. For further information ai ,
to any agent A. 4 N. C. R. B,
it. E. L. BUNCH,
Traffic fctanagrr.
tk)kUboro, N. C. - '
Old Paperi TSc!l.
Time to put down cart'..', r
cWonlng. Papere will be ';, 1. (
Journal office and aecure V.. f
per hundred.
Comuman of V
Will be given ttnll!
thtit water rent
charge of I per cent, f r
After thle oatter pa tr
ie days Instead of 10
cot off after tha Im
quarter, If not paid 1
i:
devii UttV
ShetthexBolblr...!
onsllty Oil, and r e
chine attachment.
make of nwlilr.r,
foer machine. C.
win save on nvrr
ence ,
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Graduate Op'' '
Hamilton , v
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