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THE JOURNAL-
New Bern, N. C., Dec 8, 1906
LODGE DIRECTORY.
wAnnMM nv THF. WORLD meet at
Rmintre Hall Semi-McmtMy.TFirst and
Third adnesday nights at JSO o'clock.
Visiting Woodmen are invited, .-t-j-
CRAVEN LODGE No. i KNIGHTS QF
' HARMONY.' Meets 2nd and 4th We
aAnm nicrVihs in each month in Roan
v ' Hull. T Pollock atteet. at 7 SO
v O'clock. Samuel R. BalU President;
- .!. H. Smith, Sec'y; R. R. HiU.' Fmancji
Sec'y.,.
Index to Rev AiTerthenieBto.
, Broad St. Fruit Co-fine Slabs.
C E Whitcomb-Orangea, . ;
j Home's Restaurant OygtSrs. .
''Auction Sale. -"
Position Wanted.
' F 3 Duffy Ice Cream.
'A&NCRRChange.
Cabbage and Celery Plants for sale.
Ennett's Book Store-Xrot3ifts.
t: HniinwAll fSi Table
OJU1XUUU0 w.v .. r, srf
, Linens,
"llOTICES IM THIS GQLlJWfl FOE
LESS THAN ONE MONTH MUST BE:
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
Business Local.
CHOCOLATE ice cream at F.S. Duffy's
" - w 4tag store toiay. -"i, - "
'POSITION WANTED 'Man with ex
'perience desires position a collector,
.latiir Ar niitAida work- Address vv,
MICTION SA.LE Saturday, Lecem
' J ber 9th, 12 o'clock noon, corner of South
)f" 'Front and Middle streets, punary r-
i'f; ticies of household and kitchen fumi
. ture will be sold to the highest bidders.
. S. R. STREET,
PECANS ! for sale. Call at 112 East
' rront street or phone No. 804.
T'iME KT.ARS At New Bern Lumber
Co'sMill. James City, at $1.50 pel
wi delivered in votlr yard. Orders
left at Broad St Fruity Co will be de
livered the following &y.
OR AN GEE for my holiday trade are
yet on the trees getting1 ripe. My ob
ject is to place them before m pat
rons in the best possible condition? Mj
determination is to please -md I haVt
the quality of fruit so to do. My prices
are charming as well as well as m
oranges. Am now taking ordets, bj
'the dozen or by the box for fututej de
Ivery. C. E. Whitcomb, 83 George Si
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ORDERS taken for Christmas present
Prices from $1.00 to $500. Bdn;bor
dishes, match boxes, cold cream jarb,
candle Bticks, card cases and ;,fan-
jars. Phone 49, Miss Alma Basnight
FOR SALE-Ono Collendar Standarc
pool table complete; in good condition.
Apply to foreman Atlantic Fjre Co.
WANTED A man of sundry experi
ces medium education, good charac
lier, wants book and pencil job, insiiie
or piece work for a while or longer.
Reference or bond. Address M, Jour-
- . " nal office.
WiNTED-Bv the Village improve-4
' ment Department of the Woman's Clu!
three your.g elms, about four inches ii
'iameUr, to plant on . th,e . Academ;.
' ' green. If you know of any growing or
vacant lota that can be moved, pleas.
, notify this office. -
! LOST - Pointer dog, whiU with lemof
' -spots, eyes pink. Any one picking do?
up or letting Ellis CoaTYard knew of
. dog's whereabouts will be rewarded.
" . TOR SALE A fine 'new nack, harness,
2 robe, horse blanket all for the ex
' - trembly low price of 1265, Address N.
' A. Cray, Hotel Hasehrt.
NEW GOODS1 have In stock now
.; Nsw Nuts, Figs, Date. Grapes,
'."..Orange, Fresh Candies, New goods
arriving dally. Give me call when
I .wanting anything in my une. New
pV. cards, Oyster, etc J. B. Daw
' m, 1 OS Middle St, Phone. 29.
FOR SALE -Nice dwelling house on
Itaaeock tRJ. AJso a (Urge dwelling
' wiift1otl2fset'l!eep Kfe store tad
, dweliing bouse wllh. largf Hf JIv
';ec4k8t near railroad ! statija ! E. A.
I'tt.nu, Atty. s
i fc HAVE one small neptha bo4t if sJ
A'Urees or apply to I. W. 8Urt.
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j CABHIER WANTED Yowrg My for
eaahlef, apply peraan. fiimmoni 1
HoItowettCo.
FOR tENT-One f the lffM boeste
at BrWgstjn. C t. liaftcockf' , .
, - ".i'.w 04 y ssssrapMaaafj
mtENProw the plh kunck,
nixie, a dowble , barrel . hammeriese
tXilomU thot gw. A liberal reward
wiQ be paiJ if W ft, st t Matthew Me-
piiiiel's home, ITS SouUi Front St
CABBAGE PLANTS Early iertej
V.-akeflikl, 100.0UO plants M h lota to
Mit irthsepra. Aprl 4 W. . white.
HUv;Rrotmwia tni Ityman's re-
ltkriit, neeet el Broad $m MtAw
tret. f Hi pb ,fr rfoeta, ' R
vie id t-iil rf fare Bnri-! CsH
mr4 frrtft fwtt Tl.T.l i jUr.
r-,.;e frwn Kr LK Marks A
u;cai passing events.
at
..o iucal cotton market fcrieoa took
nn-a r f fmm 11 tn 14 (nt- A larPT i.t
variation than kas been given for tome
tinioi--Tjrtjriftw lM jfr J
lvittetion called to th chingft of
trains Nos?8 and 4 ' aSseted,1? both
arriving and departing 'fir 'mmutaa
earlier. f ' ,--,. J
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A big CoHaid val Shown: at thi four-
i er i 3 ' I . . '
nai omce yeBteruay
Groan Spring farm by IfevJohn Boyd,
The shoo fly tram waY'delayedfover
n hour lart night by Tfreight ftrain
which had one car oil fhe track at .a I
pomi near luveruaie. ; I
The regular monthly German of the
Clarendetf dub "will take place" tonight self up and tells a story which all be
in the armory. Heve. He bears a good reputation and
Householders are jontinuing to
careful about leaving their doors open,
especially towards night Prowlers are
ffpottedB being about.
The weather has again moderated,!
and cloiidiness prevails. Rising tem
perature is the forecast
Low water continues in Neuse river,
jtho ;preva)Kng westerly and northerly
winds being the cause.
. , .
Bishop Thomas Steaiige is to be m the
eityfen thel9th fast, and while here
wilt be given a big reception at the
Episcopal rectory, by the members of
qbxjst churcty ,
t rm display ads in the Journal, and
the display of goods in the door win-1
dows, are significant ol Uhnstmas. i
New Bernians do not need to go away
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xuujr DuW., w:i iwiiuaj
unorr oi r?
were to oe seen in tne uaKsmarKex,
yesterday. The supply of venison m
the local market has been large since I
the game season opened. Not many J
birds for sale, altho local hunters bring I
in some, but few find a Dlace in the!
onan market. ' "'
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raicning up cue aixeeia wiui uyai
sheila has commenced again. It is a
verv temporary refuge for better roads, I
tcr it will onlw he a few months beiore
these same shells, crushed under wheels
and well watered with rains will prove
almost mortal beds, and the city will
fcrape off the, slush and haul it away,
or patch.up aide walks. t,
Odd Fellows Social.
The regulat nronthly social session of
Eureka Lodge No. 7, L O. 0. F. will
be held tonight in their lodge rooms
and it is expected that every Odd Fel
low will attend and bring his friends
with him, The ladies Of the city are
most cordially invited and they will re
ceive a warm welupne by doing so.
The Knlghtfl of Pythias Band will
render a flneveoncert while the refresh
ments are being served.
A Brilliant Germam
A very fine society event was given
in Kington Wednesday night by the
Lenoif g erman elub of that city. It
was said by many to be the most bril
liant that has been field there for many
years. " Every detail given attention
and everything In connection with the
event was as enjoyable aa the pleasure
loving young people of KInston could
maks.it ,
The dance was held m Loftin's opera
house and an elaborate banquet
was served at Mrs, H. C Baileys board,
ing house. The german was led by Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Webb assisted by Mr.
Vi. A. Mitchell
. Those who attended the dance from
New Bern were Misses 'Mary Emma
Street, HaUle Marks and Miss Ethel
Hancock.
Remit of Civil Service Examination.!
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Portmaster. Hancock received last
night the result of the dvil service ex-
amine tion which waa held Saturday,
Nov. for Um purpoee of securing
clerks and letter carriers. There werel
ten who took the txaralnaUon, three of
whow were ladies,
successful. We
Only three were
give names and
Cecil Taylor, 84.10: Miae Mabel BarV
unt,H80;'W. T.-8mlOip t2.2;
Our ; Toys are going
right along Fiiees so
reasonable. W a t e r i
China Store. '
, . ivva mm yt pw, w.m " www wp
! 1 I-. - .-J - Uft.
X
eleaaer, Ac The largeet liaeef the
klod la the city. The very thing to f fvt
man aad at price to eoit i Duffy's
ftutrmaej. ,
MBBSMMaNaaMBleMHaBaBaeaaseaMasM f -
r- w- tidln' Sititr. -
TWo" VnS of ChrUt ahurfk fH held
i iiAr la connectioti with Che'sele f
0 Girt', rrieftdly Fodety for Ue b
fit ef the farkh bouse. To-??, l)m
teskber 12, aomavmclnt' M VIi
p. tn. The betaar win be r.r'.i tn I!
trfe ttmtlf erupt9 by the Whnf.irt
f!rdwre Cwr .py en V! r.rt
r.ry wwk as wU p''n sM'u..fu'.
enU aill be en U. Th'j ii
fleYxfrnt rfrstis! !'! Ix tv-4t
yntT, ehkk 9hA, O,- .-'t n )
fflfTf-e, A varWy of Ko-m r '
jit, cka, fc-ie'endtreain. !' t.
km wnrtfyre Sf4 lb.ls s t
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TRAGEDY 1M CARTERET
Trsubki Ess la
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Murder
Bob Rice is confined, in the Carteret
: it- T .,V t'
Merrimon. - The affair occurred la3t I
Sunday.'' - and . arose over domestic-.
troubles of which -Lynch is alleged to
; It is said that Nboth Rice and Lynch j.
formerly uvea in ramiico county ana i
were on friendly terms. -. Lynch Vas
accused by Kiee as to his relations with r
-n: ' ,,
pUU vt ski i; st wuy nouuvw -
to tease. As a means to get free from i
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Merrimon and' was shot. The' exact
icircumatancea of the shooting' arenot
known. ' Lynch died in a few hours as .
a result 01 ine wouna.
: Rice went to Beaufort to give hira-
has tl sympathy of too tommun.ty.
THEY COME AND GO.
News and Observer. Dec. 7th. Mr.
W. W. Clark, of New Bern, is in the
city. He is here preparing legal mat
ters in the suit for the annuling of the
lease oi me auanuc ana iwrauuv
lina Railroad to the Howland Improve-
mftnt
.
CoL P. M. Pearaall returned from a
business trip to Raleigh yesterday.
Messrs R. P, Foster and C. E. Le-
Qrand,of Goldsboro, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr- E Wi R08enthal returned from
jtaWh yesterday.
UtoVm Street, attended a
dance ftt Kingt)n wgy night
Mrs. L. E. Bryan, of Tarboro, is the
Un Tol8on
6 ,
Mrs. 'A. 8. Culpeper and children,
Richmond, are guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hines
"'
Large Fine Nelson Bay Oysters at
Home's today.
Nice fresh uysterS for family use at
Home's every day. 128 Middle St,
Annual Bazaar, Centenary Church.
The ladies of Centenary M. E. church
will hold their annual Bazaar in Vti'
basement of the new church building
on December 19th 1905
Thev will have quite an array of
serviceable articles on sale, suitable
for Christmas. Refreshments will be
I served
Fine line Toilet Goods at Warren's.
The Presbyterian Bazaar.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
will hold their annual Christmas Ba
zaar on Wednesday the 13th beginning
at four o'clock in the afternoon, in the
in the lecture room of the Presbyterian
Church. Fancy work of every descrip-
n. Oysters, chicken salad, cakes of
every variety, icecream, ices of various
flavors, and all the delicacies of the
season will be served at moderate
prices.' A great attraction will be the
candy booth of home made candies
served In sweet attractive style.
Docks, wild turkey and venison at
Coast Line Market today.
HA VINO engaged Miss Margaret Cowl
ing as superintendent, am now in posi
tion to accept applications for pupil
nurses. Address all applications to the
Stewart Sanatorium, Miss Margaret
Cowling, Sopt
PLENTY of turkeys and prices to
suit purchaaera at Coast Line Market
A NEW and complete stodr of Loaded
Sheila. PbonoBTaDhs and Record.
Clllotte Safety Raxora, Guns, Pistols,
.-lJJ . - M a, t 1 1 A
T"?. . ' i. !? 5l
"ITZ JivT "'" " awui
I 'trtxH, Pboae K0. .y
I Cm Gaakms Cvwe tios rieht
nmda and richt orice. . New hWrl
I . k tnd bd to 140 each. BkveU
tires at tl wwf up to M each. Coaster
Brakes fitted oa jour bicycle at12S
to (A each. We repair your guns, pi
tola, eewiu' 1 machine, mte. : :. Work
dow promptly by skilled workman;
NEW Ftee Mailings and bugs at Joha
B,tvaa.. - .-
x HuyVar's CryrUUiied Ginger at War
a. . -
Fie stationery et Warren'a.
V.?bCAgc giants,; celery mats
and gardea plants of all kinds raised la the cpfln air and will eland
f great cold, tore beadera, price, small lota 11. B0 per thousand,large
' lots of five thousand and ever 11.00 to IL22 per thou and, T. 0, B.
, Meggetta, 8. C ,
N. K. BUTCH COMPANY, Mcggctt, S. C.
The Man Who
a train because hi watch is tlow or becauvi
. he has none, -should mike the acquaintance
of our clock of v,;atchca .at once. The best
v,',itch for the money whatever the sire of
ycur purrc can be found vghi here. Our
lov.xst priccl v.xtf'h ii gtn.rantccd to be en
' ' rCCUfatC tirr,e4;t.--"f.
av;ful
si
DM
Sores Covered Neck and Cheeks
; Itched Day and . Night Noth
. 'Ing Did. Me Any Good VYa$
: Growing WorseT . '
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF $4.5a
Miss Nellie Vender Wiele, of Lake
"aide, N. V., writing under date of
April i8, 1904, says: "I do. wish you
would publish this letter in tne news
papers, so tnat otneTS suttenng as 1
nave mayisee it and be helped. I suf
fered for many months with an awful
skin disease, sores covering my ears,
neck, and enceks. beans would form
and. they would swell, and itch day
and night Then thev would break
open and blood and matter run out.
k . . . . . . . rt . . .
1 naa inea many uinercm remedies,
but none of them did me any good.
I was growing worse" when I tried "i
the; Cuticura Remedies, The first
application helped me.jnd when I
jhaa used two cakes of Cuticura Soap,
three boxes of Cuticura Ointment and
three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent,
was completely cured."
ING, Dl
Humours, Eczemas, Itching,
and Chafings Cured by
Cuticura
The agonizing itching and burning
of the skin, as in eczema; the fright
ful scaling, as in psoriasis ; the loss
of hair and crusting of the scalp, as
in scalled head ; the facial disfigure
ment, as in pimples and ringworm;
the awful suffering of infants, and
anxiety of worn-out parents, as in
milk crust, tetter, and salt rheum,
all demand a remedy of almost super
human virtues to successfully cope
with them. That Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills are such stands
proven beyond all doubt by the testi
mony of the civilized world.
CutiruK Soup, Ointment, n4 Pill, re wM UroMhoul
tho world. lottcr nrufi ft Chenl. Corp., Sol, Proprietory
Bocton. 09 Send (or 41 How to Curt Skin Hamlin.
la order to make room for a fine line
of Christmas Csndies, we will sell at
cost; our present stock of Wiley's Can
dies. Also prepared to take orders
daily for ice cream. Crescent Tobacco
Company. Bryan Block.
Coal! Coal!
Full supply of the best
quality Hard Coal in Broken
Egg, Stove and Chestnu
sizes.
Also the Celebrated Poca
hontas Steam and Domestic
lump.
All orders given promp'
and personal attention.
Phone 34.
Office and Yard No. 16
Craven Street.
Hollister & Cox
APPLES!
IUST RECEIVED A SOLID
Car load of Choice Apples
Onions, Potatoes and Cabbage, King
and Baldwin Apples, 4.26 per barrel.
& vta APP f?!?'
Wine San $3.85 per barrel! Irish pota
toes $2.S0 per sack; Onions $2.50 per
ssch. -
6. B. HAWK,
42 Middle Street'
xmas i
4 pair Of eclenUflcalry fitted eye
glaasee for a common sense Xmas pres
ent for mother or father, makes t good
one. t Our eye Work ia pronounced the
best by the greatest aye Institutions
and oculist a the world. , . '
- Do not wait until the rush Is oa be
fore having the eiamlnaUoae snade
lor the glisBoa.
--'." J. O. BAXTER,'
. ' Graduate Optometrist
107 Middle St - New Bera, N. C
Misses
BARGAINS THIS WEEK. ?i
900 YARDS Nice quality
iia in icauiauis irom , & xa
2S 50and75cualitie4
your pick azcya. . s;.
Mohair-r65c Mohair, made
in Brown, Black and Blue at
ya .
LADIES CLOAKS. The
kind you pay $6.50 for, we
will, sell this week for $4.98.
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SPECIAL SALE on Dress
Goods, Underwear, Shoes,
Lace Curtains. Fascinators
n 75 Middle Strest..
E3E'OLc3Lii-a.t!"j3
and Toilet Articles at
1 Phone 56
wUrWUIiawUIWawBWWlHWlHBn
A Great Glove Sale
WEDNESDAY, December 6 1
.
We will place on sale Wednesday morning at
9 o'clock
One Hundred Pairs Ladies Fine Kid Gloves
m all the best colors, including Black, Tan, and
Grey, worth $1.00 pair, in all sizes
at 69c
Barfoot
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0O"0eeeeeoe$"$e.5'
After Thanksgiving Sale
TABLE LINENS.
Too Many Table Linens to carry over, is the
secret of this sale, and you get the benefit.
" Our Entire Stock of
$1.50 Linens
$1,25
$1.00
85c
?5C
65c
50C
ii
ii
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Napkins to match and prices in proportion.
iiC3li:.3 " la Ejjf
jand Table Oil Cloth.
:. rK7T?prn ATcinn k
Qvercbats, worth $8.00 for
$3 , m Rnw nvprrnt.
$5.00 at $3.00.
.wvy iw noi;
Suits, sizes from 5 to 15,
worth" $2.50 to $3.00, your
choice this sale $1.98.
avv&T rttmmamt qt v
vatArfa ijiiruiMi x ...... . a
In Percales, Worsted Cash-
mere ajid heavy Cloak
Goods.
II I
Davis- Pharmacy
a pair
Brothers,
linens Marked flop.
at- $1.15
at 95c
at . 75c
at 65c
at 59c
at' 49c
at 39c
Ycr CMslnas Presents f
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Copyright 1905 by
Hart Scliaffner & Marx
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
65-57 Pollock St. Phon 212
sufi i at aa 11111
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ID iiaaaiaL a
Another year is fast drawing
shadows -its withered leaves an
Joyous time. Happy hearU. Cli"
the glorious anlicipationi of cxp.'Ctu 1 v
Kind hearts loving reniembran. (
"Home sweet home" It's Christmas
merry.
Accept Our "Merry Christmas"
as a personal one fro n fricn I to frlM
thanks for the lib.ral p.itr .-. s ;o v
year.
We certainly fe ! tin! w.- h
friends
A YRI1Y M' !!I!V
How about one of our haix't'ome $9, $11, and
$12.00, or one of our elegant $50 to $14.50 Over
coats for Christmas Gift.
We Appeal to
In the matter of Clothe
we offer the best value", in
We have a
x air 1
nave, we ais
things that others haven't.
Howafd Bi?os.
' 85 Middlo Mn-et.
rTTTTTTYTTs
Scudder's Canada
In Cans, Sizes From Pints to
Gallons.
Old Fashion Buekwheat ami Prepared
Buckwheat
f (lKVio ra lnntaa TTIrtrlHo flronosi
uai I W (tw " I
either by the package or retail. Evapor:
ated teache3 and fies. cit) on,rai8ina and
currants, and a complete stock of iancy I
and staple groceries of every descrip
tlon at the light price.
Everything Ruaranteed as represent
ed, only atrial is required to convince
you. '
3Lj-3EC Elrvoii
.,Wlio(cftatea!il Ilctall Grocer
s No. 8 1 Bouth Front Bt.
VaiaaaaaaasaaalssasaaUsasj
Furniture, Stoves; and House
jF'TDLrzLislLiio.r
largest Airtmcnof Pictures in the city.
New line of Hot blat aad Tippof Oak Coal Hciter.
Get our prices. . Large stock of moulding from which to
m-ike frames. " ' , -' ' -
J Oil N B. I V E G,
Raincoats
We will have by
express today some
new and nobby
styles in Raincoats
for Men. i
All sizes mblack
and fancy mixtures
from $15 to $22.50 -These
coats not
only shed water but
are dressy and swell
" fitting.
It will be worth
your while to see
them for they were
bought cheap and
will be sold in a
hurry.
to
v.i-r
t c!o with i's s
nlight and
ant iio.vers.
i Til! hum'., m ide lri
hter by
a :
i K( l'.ectiors . of.
t ( v, ry h 'ai t be '
.l.a'ii! o :r f irnest and heartfelt
.1 'ii I vi t) ui during the past
r ' is
n t wih all our
illlM.MAS.
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Corner
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the (.
(J. ; ici'iens' Furnishings,
that others
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