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- V Ik 'xWf y 1U -A ; , 1 f III ,y; line - r 4) VOLXXIILm CTTONTY-FOURTH YEAR :- - ' SwaWaWaWaWaWaWaWaWawM SSWawaWaWawaWaWawWwaWJawwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.-- ill. . . . . , .,. T " x ---- n M -l-l ' : ; : " " : ' ' - ' -V I ' . . - - - - . "A-V -L . w. V " . ' ' : ". w T I - - . 7 ' - aMs-MB i XA Merry Christmas and Happy New Year j s We take this . means of, wishing alt readers of the Journal A Merry Christmas and Happy. New Year, We desire to express our thanks to our cus- j , tom for their patronage and we. also solicit a : continuance of their favors. We feel . that we can i vgive you as good bargains both in quality and " price as any . $tore in town. Wc are here to do : business with you. Come and try us. . I J M Mitchell & Co., PHONE 1J88. 6 1, Pollock St., Opp. FOR" CHRISTMAS j Chairs and. Tables, 'Vr" "Handsome Lamps,. ' Large and Select Stock of Pictures and Frame r i Furniture and Stoves, House Furnishings, etc. ; Frames made from large stock of mouldings. : JOHN i: IVES. lcrf U7 93 Middle For The Holidays Every train, brings new All kinds of fruit, "cake3 and. Fresh mince meat. ... ! Every customer will get a $1.00 rebate check free. Cheapest Store in the iiitj. RIVERSIDE STORE. X B HABICHT Phono 240. Kotici - to f o mtry Ken and Faieri! ' W want to buy til of your Bhp, r CaUl Mtd PorV. Brifl them to Sooth J Front 8lmt Market, rmmm 163. FOR f. 8POT CASH. TANtoRom tbe-, t " BIO HILf, D, JONES. Coal Coal! Full supply of thelbest quality Hard Coal in Drolcen, Epl'. Stove and ' Chestnut Liza.4 ' ; - -v '; ' .' Atanhe Celebrated Poca hontuS'tcamnd Domestic lump. ,". , All orders given prompt rnrl personal attention. 1 hone 34. ' ' - Office and Yard No. 16, Craven Street. 1 fo" i I 5 Episcopal Church . 3 Str - et. Dawson's , Xmas Hints. At my place you will find Oranges, as cheap as Dirt. Apples, as Fine as Silk. Lemons, very fancy. Bananas, all to the good. Cocoanuts, large and milky, candies,! CaUeslOlQcts the lb. ' 'Nuts, guariefjh,,.. Dates, Figs, Raisins, all new j goods. Lots of fine oysters and other good things. x solicit your patronage. J. B. Dawson 103 Middle St., Phone 209 Did It Ever Occur to You? That we make all of our candy daily, for Xmas trade. i Phono 33 r , , , i r J INSURANCE PAY8, . When you h th fnUfortun to k tour rrmiU b Jlr or ixmit by wlpr rxl hi rio roijinnofiition t wiU ilnp t rof!UJr th IwmoliU of taurw Yk wcur t anr tfm It to to jour Inurwit to ifiur. , ' . , , n 200. . . r Fine lot of Christ mav Cards and box c. ' . . ' Owen G. Dunn, Arrcnt. I I.','r.f VnWf rt, f t r'! k a 1 1 ii Broad St. Fruit Go charters co:iTi:;uE Raleigh Saloon Men Nearly : All Retired. Cipturtd Eaupo Convict - Agin tt .Work, are jranted to the North State Bobbing Company of M.t Airy, $25,000 capital stock, T. L. Prim and .others, stock holders, the para IanuracturintrU)m- pany of f&stonja, to taafce yarns ana cloth, capital stock $200,000, the stock? holders being all local men, C' B. Arm strong, C.M. Dunn, .R. P. Rankin, G.J A. ray; .3. M. sioan, w . r. Aams.in, and S. S. Shufford; the Charlotte Rc tail Merchants Association, capital stock $10,000, J. M. McCauiland ard others stockholders: the Southern Loan and Trust Company of Concord, to deal in real estate: estate . etc., and make loans thereon, capital stock $100,000, M. M. Smith and others stocEhow- ers. . William BetheL colored, who three years ago escaped from the convict gang on the Wake county public roads yid who was captured at Norfolk a few days ago was prought here today and put back at work. The officials here say that. Norfolk Is the Mecca of all negro Criminals in (his section of the State and that whenever a negro gets away ahead for Norfolk. He adds that there are detectives at Norfolk who make it a business, and sometimes quite a profitable one to capture crimi nals from this State. The last but one of all the former sa loon men!here is now retiring from basi nesa, and his place, which was by far. the best known initelfligh becomes a dry goods store. The-;one -ex-saloota man remaining has a place next- to the dis pensary and for ajeonsideration furnish eF, glasses, water-ice. etc., for thirsty gentlemen who have purchased their booze in the dispensary next door. Several pictures have been placed on the walls among the already large col lection in the portrait gallery of the State Library, among these being steel engravings of ex-Governor Aycock, Capt. Samuel A. Ashe, and Hon. Kerr Craig, a crayon of Calvin H. Wiley, presented by Mrs. Wiley and an oil painting of Hon. George Davis, the gift of Junius Davis, Esq. Revenue collector Duncan appoints C. Meekins of Washington deputy collector for tho first division of this district. ' State Treasurer Lacy calls attention to the fact that the Treasury balance this year is so much less than it was a year ago, in fact being $60,000 under the balance of November 1, 1904, yet the pensions has increased $75,CO0. The Treasurer says this is why he is crying to the sheriffs to hurry up and remit their taxes. The law requires, them to remit monthly and it is a misdemeanor not to do this, but some of the sheriffs re claiming that they cannot collect The Treasurer has a great sum of mon ey to pay out in the next sixty days.' Coal and The very besnree burning White Ash, Egg, Stove Chestnut and Furnace Coal also the only p. C B., Poca hohtas Steam' and Domestic Lump Coal on (his market, -The best . quality of Oak, Ash, Mixed-; and4 3 Fine Prompt delivery and person al attention ; given to all or ders.'' . . Phone No. 47. Union Po'nt r,t RaUIn Vk ft pound at Wi the lint of wiM r hrini eod t )cil at C'l Una !rktt At Whit-"ti.S' j-otj will f,nrl r.mr.f-a 1 '? rPf . ;h to Til a "gsmalog'' i'.H J n"iiih Ci f.'.l a fjiiurt njp. "I? ulir Jtfir.b-s", thft will R1 t 1 fnM pff r! A'wl f d'-n of lV'a r i. o i:ti1 Imirn Vin f"-',W t M a O d tvl .'' -.'h tt ar.1 r V c r i n "'. ' ' '? f" (' t n ( ! ( Wool Huunr uuttimuiLiu. . k Wood Yar 1 Collsclort Appolntti to Leek' AfUr" Itoss f Dm Far SmAMi War Sanftctav & ": Raleigh, Dei 23. Governor . Glnn has? employed; 'w Bryan ; Carter f Washifigtoii Rtl'iud?Maars: Manly aiBshdrca of Winston-Salem to col lect the ciWms-otortlina volun teers for the war with Spain MHder the special act of congress,' and" ijihe de cisions of the Supreme court , thereon which allow pay for the period from the time when these volunteers,, as members of the National Guard, as sembled at their armories upon order of the governor. They were paid by the.-government : from . the time of their enlistment at Raleigh to the date of their muster-in, but for the other period, that of State liability, which tiielhiited States has assumed, they have not.been paid, It is strange but true that a number of the companies have had in hand for some time their certified rolls and have not sent these to Mr. Carter and Manly & Hendren, though the law is very plain in its re quirement that all these rolls must be oh file with the War Department by January lst,1906 or else they are of no value, so far as this claim is concerned.. The soldiers will get double pay for the time between enlistment and muster-in the Supreme court having already set tled this matter to the effect that pay ment already made is a gratuity to them. The amount involved in the c'aims will be from $15,000 to $35,000 for the North Carolina volunteers, the amount depending upon the dates on which the men appeared in response to the call by the governor. This State has never paid the volunteers for any of this service, the United States as suming the obligation, but some of the States did pay. Knights Templar Notice. All Knights Templar are requested to assemble at the asylum promptly at nxm tomorrow. Maud Isn't 5 and 30 too old (0 hope for any improvement? I should say not. One just begins to live. Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. You will be blooming fair at 50. Tea or Tablets. Sold by:F. S. Duffy. , Finest butter in town 25 and 30 cents Oaks Market. Butcher rendt red lard 11 cents, Oaks Market. rre.uli "ntr?. Onto im onlou iuil cover It with vln cgar. After It bus stood for one Dour pour-eff tlip vinegar, add to It Q little cayenne pepper and snlt nnd n spoon ful Of siiffiir iiud mustard enough to thicken; mix nnd set it on the Btove snd Htli- until It lolli. When cold It It ready for use. Bltaihtnff Linen. Wnsh In the ustml way with clear soft water and auy good nonp aud then eoek overnight In clean water In which yoa have put cream of tartar n teaspoonft)! to erery qunrt of vntor). Rinse out next day. talc Spat Carpet. - An Ink spot can be removed from a light colored axmlnnter cnrpt by the application of common amid aonp with a soft cloth wrong ont of warm water. Ta Rallava Bkaaatatlam. For Inflammatory rbeumatltm, If not of long 'standing, batbe tho affected parts with sweet oil and saltpeter, an ounce of the latter to a plot of olL - I Car at ro4t4 Hli. , When potbiij pluota It la an xrcl lent plnn to hprentl a little loa annd on Hie top of tba aoll to prevent the 1st ter from becoming caked on top. " t '.. ' . 1 -'-I ' - 1 m; n im wars. : - rJoea your wire niaiat 00 bavuif uia last wemir asked the person who ln Julirea In Impertinent qneotlooa. . ".Not at all,'' am wared XI r. Meek ton. tt la nnlte rantomarr for tna to done lie eonreriMitlon with 'very wdl,1 or tome aurb remark, to Indicate that 1 andinUind what Uenrletta Inteods t foovey," Wanhlngton tar. ' v Taali the Miat ' This acems Uk sweet dream," h rpmnnily mrmrked as b Unbared wlih bnr at lli dxrtcn. . ' ; ' "It d-xvn't vma like I draam to me," he ri)i1. "fr a draaa anon roalnbe. you know. '.,',,":.; Aton (! cMitml hart of tf) Kotit rlTr t)T are numln-r of Mil marah. r. Tb Afrlctn dim rimlknc tnas la Oi'-.a whiice atrearna of bot wa. i tar, wfctr a, oa Mog rupmied, laava rhhi Pt salt , . Vihf aiilTof with yur tltmtoh, I M ri"T an! TiTor a.m lnitar' P'xVr Maintain T'a will fr.ska jn wtL If t-.i'-n U.U rr.Miith, h Uva rtur. T'i r"-,'t. Tea or TsMot. Tr : y T. n. V )"?. r r V CHRISTMAS ARDOR But r CUarlnf Is the Evening Hstptd Thlnjt. Regular Christmas' Evs Carnival. Clouds and precipitate moisture was a damper tohe merchants early yesterday who had banked on clear skies for the last day of Christmas 'shopping, lhe rain, while it was hot heavy nor con tinuous was ' disagreeable and many people were kept out of the streets un til along toward evening, and the result was a; somewhat congested condition of business;.; The skies cleared about 3 o'clock and it was pleasant afterward. Holiday business has. been very good this year and the merchants feel that they have no cause to complain but it is not what recent years have shown. They do not charge it to a decrease in prosperity but there has been a lack of disposition to buy. A good many think the weather conditions are ac countable; others believe the uncertain ty of the cotton market and the neg lect of the farmers to sell their cotton is the reason. Young America chafed under the irk some ban applied by t'ie cold unsympa thetic hand of the law which said that fire crackers,fire works and pistols could not be used Until night. Th3 tine can- however and bedlam was let loose. Firecrackers, pistols, horns and every diabolical instrument of noise disturbed the atmosphere till well along in the mgh buij.eyery one eenjed,to be en- Oymg themsetves.'' There was but lit tle drunkenness and no disorder. The police report as little trouble of a dii orderly nature as they haW ever known CHURCH SERVICES. Christ Church Rev. L. G. H. Wil liams, rector. Fourth Sunday in Ad vent. Holy Communion 8 am, Morning Prayer and Sermon 11 a. m. Evening Prayer and Sermon 7,30 p. nu Sunday School 3.30 p. m. Christmas day: Holy Communion and Morning Prayer at 10 30 a m. All Saints Chapel Holy Innocents Day Feast at 1 p in, Evening Prayer at 7 .30 p m. First Church of Christ, Scientist - Corner Broad and Hancock Sts, Servi ces sunday iu 45 am and 7 30 p m. Bible Lesson Sermon Subject: God." Isaiah, 63: 16. Sunday School after the morning service. Wedneeday evening meeting at 7 80 m Pastor: Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scripture. Reading Room is open daily. All are cordially invited to attend. Services at the Christian church (dis ciples) preaching by G. A. Reynolds, 11 m. and 7:30 p. m. Subject for the morning sermon "Losing and Finding Life;"subjectat nighf'Danger Signals' Sunday School 3 pm. Junior Builders 10 a m. All are invited to these ser- V'cit'. i Centenary Methodist Church Rev. ;. T. Adams, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7.3U p. m. bunday bchool 3 m., T. A. Green, superintendent. Epworth League meets every Wednes day night, T. J. Crowder, president. fabernacle Baptist Church Preach ing by the pastor Rev. J. J. Douglass at 11 a. m. and 7.80 p. m. Sunday School 9.30 a. m.. R. M. Warren, Supt Special Christmas services at night. All are cordially inv ted. Prasbyterian Church Rev. J. G. Garh will preach his first aermon as pastor of the church this tnording at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 8 30 and Evening services at 7 80 p m. A cor dial invitation Is extended to alL St, Paul's Church Christmas service 7.80 a. m. First mass "and Holy Com munion; 11.30 Third Mass, "followed by Benediction with the Blessed Sacra meat Rosewig'a 3rd. mass will be rendered by the eboir. Sermon by the Rev Pastor, . .. ' -v SI Joseph's Church 9.30 Second Mass. The children will aing at this A gold fountain pen for ft an tk man or lady Is food one f 1 to $10 at ). 0 Baxter a, Leading Jeweler. - -, Sotid gold cuff buttons heavily braced and durable at I L28 at . O. Bextef'a. Monogram free.' -r " ' An excellent Xmas present for school children is one of Eaxtar'a gold foun tain pens f 1 to f 10. - J. 0. BAXTER, Lasting Jeweler,' If ymi wsnt the boat extracts photse IM and g-t Wifwit. If you want good Xmas cakes we Wamn'a txtmt. i Wamn's tilwli bat yet. Wrrn'l aitrneU fr.ak the flie, ;!h f no fr,r rv cm. 3. O. Tuitef, 15 ! - O. 1 T RAM CHECKS Two experienced firemen, coal burn ers, by the Water & Light Commission wages $40 00 per month." Apply to C. T.WATSON, B. S. GUION, , " Chm'n. Secty, et those Christmas Cigars for your friend and don't forget to buy them from us. W have them in any size pack age and at any price. We also have the finest se lection of Meerschaum and Briar ' Pipes ever shown in th9 city. Prices Right. Crescent Tobacco Company. W. D. Barrington MANAGER. Fine Imported Cheeses for Holidays Roquefort Imperial Fromage de Camenbert Pineapple Edam Neufchatel Miniature Clover Leaf Every table needs cheese OAKS MARKET. When You Think of CHRISTMAS Think of a nice chair, ta ble or other article of furni ture for a present. We have4a very attractive stock to select from. A new line of beautiful color pic tures'. J. S. MILLER New Bern, N. C. Bibles, Prayer Books, and Hymnals and New I Hymn Books. Exmett'B Bookstore la Here's Your Chance. II You Want Bargains Doji'l Wait; For Tomorrow" when jroa bare them today. We offer at the tmhearj ofkrvprt- cas Mn'i Floe Shoes, Tain tZOO.prtce Man's Patent Leather, YaJue t4.00, (Trice tZ 29. ' J ... aiMrtn'a Kid Hboa at 11 eta. . ' Tti , etit on Oolhlnf, - Men's flO suit st $6.77. ' ' ' ', v AH 13.00 aa4 19.00 SulU redoaed to I2.R9. V'- Towni to riw,' t ' D. A. 0 WINGS, AGtNT, Ch art Tiara In Town, TS l!ro4 EL pt in Mrrfha'S GrorefT Ltunrdcn & Stith r. !;:::;ri; aglncy. . g 1 !:-.o of fire fr.r;rafte Cfm ' : : ';''' It Don t Fore Good Things to Eat For Christmas & the Holidays An immense stock oh exhibition at McDan iels Grocery Store at prices to suit the times, German Soft Shell Almonds, Pecans, English Walnuts, Mixed Nuts, Brazil Nuts, Big Florida Oranges, 40, 35, and 30 cts a dozen. Fancy Apples Raisins, Citron, Dried Figs, Mince Meat, Evapora ted Peaches, Walter Bakers Chocolate 30 cts a cake, Cooking Butter 25 and 30 cts a lb. Fancy cakes and crackers, flavoring extracts and spices, whole wheat flour, buckwheat, maple syrup, fancy Elgin and Fox River Butter, and hundreds of nice things which our space forbids us to mention. Call and examine. Polite Clerks and prompt delivery. J. L. McDaniel Wholesale ;.. dc ' 1 ' c ' ' 5 ; ' ' ' Corner Broad and Hancock Sts. Christmas Suggestions What most men want for Christmas is something they can wear. We have a beautiful line of Neckwear, Suspenders, Gloves, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, mufflers, bath robes, cuff's and collars, cuff and collar boxes, slippers, white vests, hats, etc. For Ladies, we have linen and silk handerchiefs, furs, umbrellas, opera shawls, silk hose, kid gloves and a big variety of novelty goods. All our prices ar j moderate and we are always at your rervice! A Merry, Merry Christmas, and many of them to you and yours. All our Ladies Ready-to-Wear Hats at cost, and pillow tops at reduced prices. T I BAXTER aw .' M. E. Whitehurst & Co., Just opened New Lot Parlor Lamps, Hall Lamps, Vases. Finest Line in the City. Prices The Lowest. M.E. Whitehurst & Co. 45 Pollock Street. MARKED DOWN, On all Holiday Goods. ' : Mirrors with Silver and Gold Fran mi, were 15.00, are now I3.7S, were ftOO , bow $3.00, otbars aa low pa SHc, all nice goods. I '. JEWEL CASES 11.60, $2.&0, $3.00 and U 00. now $1.11, $1.83, $2.25 and $3.00. . AU founUlo Pens reduced. Silver back military bruahea, were $3.00, bow $215. ... BMOKINO SETS. weU $4?0 and $6.00, now IS.T7 and $3.75. ToUeoo Jars ware $ZZ&, $2.60, and $3.00, now $1.69, $1.83 and $2.2C. PocVhorft Aab Receivara, were $1.00 and $1.60, now 76c and $1.11 Ehavtnf Rata was fl0 'now fzes. PafT boxes and Snavinf mutt war , $1.60, $2.00 and $100, now $1.13, $1.50 and $2.15 each. . DUFFY 'S Comer South Front 3'S St!''i.3, 9: , . 4 : Styles He tall Grocer. 25 per cent and Middle Stre:tt. 92 East Frcat C. in ' Pholo'Por' PHARMACY f. ;t f ' i ' , N
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