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VOL XXIII.-24X. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR NEW. BERN, N.'C..,WEDNEESDAY MORNING,' JANUARY -10, 1906 ' Chase and Sanborn, ; ? Tea and Coffee Importers. J 1 j - Mr; E.B. Hackburn, New Bern,N, C, . ". , p Dear Sir: Again we have the pleasure of reporting to you that "our record for the year - just closed shows a stilt greater increase in your boffee purchases than in the pre vious year. y our success handled our Jines commehds our hearty congratulations. Thisaccomplished increase in' your .' trade, We believe, is aided'alike by your energetic and satisfactory business mAfknn: nnI Ua fni4- 4-11 va0 ora . . Y1 i f "fTYM 1 XT "f Q intmuiua, aim mc lauu uiai uui gwusaiv uiinvninijr w v- superior quality. As evidence of this constant increase, we beg to ad vise, that -in 1904 your shipments amounted to 6,540 pounds, while in iyUD they were isjvz pounds, a, gam o 2,212 pounds. - , We earnestly express our full appreciation fox your continued good will and support, and extending our best wishes fo ra happy and prosperous New Year, we beg to remain, Yours very truly, CHASE & SANBORN. The old year's gone The time is on iW New Year's house arranging You'll always find Us up to the time In the styies that are ever changing. In tabourftts and Chi na Sets We have themrare and many. , . Table Spreads all kinds of beds With price?, well most any liar gains too. we have for you In chairs both oak and willow More than these you'll . find when pleased To call on J. S. MILLER New Bern N. C. Coal and Wood ' The very best free burning White Ash, Egg, Stove,. a!solth nnlv C C. R ' Prvta- hdntas Steam and Domestic pump Coal on the market. : I'FIRHT fillMNTFFI) . . Will ,, .UVIIIMIHIUVt I wOOdi .; Thebest quality of Oak, , Ash, . Mixed and Pine , Prompt delivery and person ar attention given to all or ders. Lin Phone No. 47.' Union Point Here's Your . - ". Chance. If.Ycj Want Bargains M licit Fcr Tcrr.cncv bn fov rvt lhn toUy. V.' nfTpf at lh nhwirl of law prt- fl 19. ' . nairofl't Kit t la rU. 't' rut rf f Mhiftif, Men't I AIICW fvi K00 Bull frturi U Coal & i I aril Boston; January 2nd. 1906.; - - aunne xnc years ; yuu mvp NEW MASONIC OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT ''A Naval Hero." Peruchi Gypzene REPERTIRE CO. Matinee today and Saturday. Prices, 10, 20 and 30c. Matinee. 10 and 25c Seats can be reserved, at Waters. Our Groceries are First Glass Give - us vour orders and we will please RIVERSIDE STORE. L B IIAMCHT Phona 246. i Turners Almanac - - 1906 The Best. Ennett'o Book Store - Steritng : Silver Sale. . For 15 days we wIU 8oUbur entire lino of eterltng Silver Tollot gooda uuch as bmsho and xomba, msaicuro acts and pieces, soap boxes, puff ; jars, tc, without reserve at and below cost' ' V J. 0. Baxter, Leading Jowelrr, Wait frxJ. i. IkxUt't Wg mW in, IL IlCKt l ivr Nil in ih0 dly. fee Veive To!i-t UVn f..f fKi; xle end ttt nd j. It 1 t "I 'Sl, htrt th k in wft an-l ' It is not f r. tnd mu tt ') 1,1 ffev. f.t-:it ftjf sviPf. .;-r! ;;;.;FCa 10O6 r . ; la one of the handsomest and $',' most valnable publications of ' " ; . the kind issued. The useful . . and practiaal hints contained : in the annual issues of Wood .: Seed Book make it a most - - valuable help to all Farmers - - and Gardeners and it-has long- . ? been recognized as an up-to-"- date authority on all . Garden and Farm Seeds, i particularly for southern planting. - Wood's Seed Book mailed free to Fanners and Gardeners npon request. Write for It T.W.Wood & Sons, Seedsmen. RICHMOND, . VIRGINIA. - Truckers requiring large quantities .of 8e potato, rti peas, snap Beans or ouitu vegetable seeas. are ruquouiou w write lot aiwuuu piwea. Is World's Meat Producer Washington, Jan. 8. No other coun try produces so great a surplus of meat and no other country, except Ireland, sends so many cattle to the English market as the United States, according to a bulletin issued by the Department of a griculture today. During the year ended June 30, 1904, the exports of live meat animals and packing-house products were valued at $217,000,000, while the exports of United States cattle to British ports during that year amounted to 387,000 head, valued at $36,000,000, and along with them were 223,000 sheep, worth nearly $2,000,000. Belgium has become an important destination for United States cattle, and more than 18,000 were exported to Cuba during 1904. The leading competitor of the United States supplying fresh beef for the British market is Argentina, while Canada said to be about the only com petitor in exporting cattle, hams and lard. The bulletin states that the year 1906 will undoubtedly prove a notable o&e in the tariff history of Europe, impoi tant advances having been made by several of those countries. L'The Clansman" Applauded. New -York, Jan. 8.-"The Clans man," Thomas Dixon Jr's race prol- lem drama received its first New York production tonight at the Liberty Tht atre. k large audience witnessed the play and applauded it warmly. Mr. Dixon made a speech at the end of tho second ac(, m which lie said: "I was told that this play would suc ceed in the South, but that it would be rejected in the North. Your reception tonight has convinced me that there is no North and no South, but' that we are one people." Mrs. Eddy Does Not Prohibit Her Fol lowers Civing Christmas Presents. The New York dispatch which .was sent oat gtying this wrong impression of the facts, I find has been largely copied and referred to, and no doubt was simply the result of an exaggerat d sense of by-law adopted by the Christian Science ; Church and intend ed to ptit aside the sending con era tu la tor tetters and tilts to Mrs. Eddy. True she does, as do other reug&iist, emphasise the true spiritual Importance of Christmas as in contrast with a Urn of mere material gift making,; but she baa Dot forbiddan the exchange of gifts rxi the part of bet followers. No one eoutd fee more appreciative r of, the sweet courtesy and kindness of those who thus remember her simple token but she alone can know how much more valuable hr time is to those loving friends when fltvoted to the spiritual interest and upbuilding of the Christian Science movement. go It wSI be seen thst the fear should her advice be taken generally, Christ mas would be robbed of Its pleasure Is oneles. Since she has not given such ad Christie Bcl!f lints reedily recognis ing Its Impift. nuiHly and "without diseoesion'' or at loest "excitement hsve accepted the b-lsw mquwutkm, ' Ti ll by law has not Wen red In the rhurth OS report d, but Was published In the ChrUUan Scitnce fcVntinel, aa rn of tM church. Yors very siw mly, Kiss llsry Hairs Ilsrrwn, . 4 can. snilto fi .'"rth.Cs'v'ins. Wsil f f 3. J. Piili'i l-'z ! Jn, 11, J i.-f't saw r h'(J In the city. v kotablestu)ent: Mill Superintendent Attends A. & M ; ' Colleger Old Court Trlsl Affairs Again Up. State Char' ters. 11 9th Meeting Grand Lodge Ma . on Ran pft With Freight Engine. American Forestry Association. , Judge Purnell's Court Orders Raleieh. Ni C, Jan. 9. -President Winston of the Agricultural and Me chanical College feels much pride in the fact that J P. McNeill Lof Jonesboro, N. C, and superintendent of Clark Manufacturing Co., has registered at the college as a textile student for the special course in design and fancy weaving. He will spend five days in the week at the college, returning one day to the mill for more practical ap plication. This is the first mill super intendent to avail himself of this spe cial course which covers a period of ten weeks. . .. ' The trial of Isaac W. Rogers, ex policeman of Raleigh, for the shooting of John Dockery, is set for Wednesday. The grand jury has not yet returned true bills in the cases of Lilliston and Clark charged with shooting Smith at Unionjstation. Norhas true bill been returned against Frank Moore and John Burke, for tho killing of tho watchman at the Standard Oil Com pany, robbery of its safe and the burn ing of its plant. The State charters today the Sowers Distilling Company at Milton, with $10,000 capital stock; J. W. Sowers, of Milton and other parties of Salfibury are stockholders. The bank of Pender is also chartered at Burgaw with a cap tal stock of $25,000 of which $10,000 is paid in. A. B. Croom, Jr, J. H. Moore and others are incorporators. The bank will conduct a commercial a d savings business. . The J19th meeting of the Grand Lodge of Matons will be he'd hero to morrow, the first session being called to order in the evening. The Grand Custodian, Grand Lecturer and the Graiid Master are holding preparatory meetings today. The, election of offi cers will take place Wednesday night. It is expected that more than 600 Ma sons will bein attendance Some party or parties ran a freight engine of the Southern Railway Com pany from the yards at an early hour yesterday morning, and made the rur four miles from the city to a dangerou.s point just beyond Method, where the engine was abandoned, and left on the block in front of the S. A. L. Palm Limited passenger train. It was seen by the - engineer of that train who flagged both 'ends and saved any fatal ity. An extra freight train from Greensboro encountered the dead en gine and brought It back to Raleigh. The reuthoritiea are eagerly on the track of the new-styled thieves. Governor Glenn has accepted an invi tation to be present and to speak at a meeting of the American Forestry As sociation, which meets at the New Wil lard Hotel In Washington, the 17th of th'S month. This speech will be with special raferebce to the Southern Ap palachlaa Mountain and Forest reserve. A prominent Boston attorney and man of affairs la speaking to your corre spondent a few day ago, had much to say as to the benefit to the South la this Immediate section, and stated that Mr. Culler was doing much for Its furtherance, having given tip other business and so devoting all bit time and energl to beneficial, moaturea throughout the country. The DosUmtan apoks with assurance as to the will and Interest fell my many of the New Cng land National legislators, and it much Interested la the stand the South will take In the matter, r s '. . : Judge Thomas i. rurnell today made aa order disallowing altomoy't fees, In the matter of H F. Young, bankrupt, tt Dunn, the claim having bn for 400, and the eae hiring occoplid more than t year. , 8urM ie Urr.jd cm rvery pr Vogfl It Is the nvwt svcwmful rpmwljr ferwn UmkMyoU Wffl swl ymj ;!. Tint's t.l ,V,,tBt'i TUxi Mountain Tea '). 85 ct,:.(i, T tr Ta'iM, I y V. n, IH'"r fit ft-.k"l F !vtf,l W-! ' t-'T f'.V.t M' W I' r ' r r.f w I'-r-i in t fv-t ics u n IV? ' r- r f- fv-i ufc 'Of The Stomach Insidious Nature of The Disease How to Recognize and Cure It. Ulcer of the stomach may exit for years without very marked symptoms, excepting those caused by indigestion. In good health, the stomach resists the action of the gastric , juices, but when weakened, thc membrane is bad ly nourished and the digestive fluids act upon it aswell as upon the food, keep ing up until perforation of the stomach occurs. - In advanced cases of ulcer of the stomach there is much discomfort after eating, with a constant gnawing sensation between meals, pain trum the pit of the stomach back to the shoulder blade. At the first symptoms of indigestion, treatment should at once be started with MJ-o-na. This is a scientific rem edy adapted specifically to one purpose the cure of stomach troubles. It is so uniformly successful that F. S. Duffy gives a signed guarantee with every 50 cent box that the money will be re funded if it does not cure. Finest butter in town 25 and 30 cents Oaks Market. A Tribute to William B. Lane Editor of the Jotrrnal. I feel that I cannot refrain from add ing my tribute to the memory of my friend, Sheriff William B. Lane, whose sudden death was a source of deep re gret to myself as well as his many friends. Identified all his life with the interests of Craven county.he endeared himself to her people because of his kind heart, love of his fellowmen, and absolute fidelity and honesty. I am proud to say he was my personal friend and his friendship was of the kind that knew no change. When I saw him last, before leaving for Washington, I said to him, "If I can be ot service to you do not fail to command me, and write me, anyhow, not about politics, but a heart to heart letter." His re ply was, "I always do that with yju. " He was not only a man of warm heart and great strength of character, but a great reader of books and possessed great knowledge of human nature. I feel sure that ho was prepared for the final summons, and his memory, I know, will bo long cherished by the peopk' of Craven county with whom he and h'n family have been identified for generations. Charles R. Thomas, Washington, D. C. Jany 8th, 1900. It v.'s'ija'c Editor Journal: Your paying subscriber feels that it is due him that you allow this state ment in the columns of your ably edit ed paper. It is due that the State witnesses in the case where Isaac II. Smith has stolen church money should at once go before some magistrate, an officer of the law, and have him apprehended. You owe this to this community since you have made the matter pub lic; Now if the State witness or witnesses and the officers of the law of Ct even county fall to investigate so serious a charge,, then shame on them. Signed, I. II. SMITH. Interior Decoration For February Each month . new merita appear In Interior Decoration, and the February issue will contain an unusual number of articles of vital Interest to the woman who would hsve the Interior of ber home express a perfect harmony of style and color. In tart Decoration It a specialist in the proper and artistic furnishing and decoration of ft borne, and It ft recognised authority in such matters Jasoee of the above publica tion can be ordered of newt dealers, or subscribed for annually f LOG by tend ing to 19 Union Squire, New York, Its an easy thing to at, : And say it good and etrang, , And say it pretty frwit,' . rush Rocky Mountain Tea ftlong , Sold by F. S. Duff. New York CoUok Marl tL Tho foibwiflf wet U ftjwriinf jkJ skxrfftf trk on th Nv Yotk Cotton Orm Hti'h U.41 11. V, II. "5 M4i 11. t', Mv lM ftjwn'pt - 2!" ' t'l 1 g "si" J". Tf t'l in tl n l r''t. ' r Bulletin on Consumption. The State Board of Health has issued an Important bulletin on the causes and prevention of comsu ration, tubercu losis phtisis or pulmonary consumption. Thia-disease is well called the "great white plague" and its prevalence is, a menace to all. Science has shown that it is disease to be very much feared and therefore the means of protection from it must have wide publicity. Dreaded and fatal as the disease is it is preventable and the Board of Health has prescribed some rules in this bulletin and it is urged that the public take an interest in it as nearly everybody has a friend who is victim of consumption. By following the direc tions set forth in the bulletin. The circular and printed matter on other diseases will be sent to any one on application to Richard H. Lewis, Secretary State Board of Health, Ral eigh. Dragging to Death. A miserable invalid suffering from disordered female functions, monthly pains, nervousness, fallings, dizziness, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, etc., will find relief in wine of Cordui and Thedford's Black-Drought, two of the most valuable, reliable, scientific, curative medicines known for the treat ment of sick women. They are sold at all drug stores, and should be in every home. Try them. Wire Grass January 8th. Mrs. Emma Noe of Beaufort, is spending several days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dickinson. Dr. C. N. Mason and Mr. W. N. Bell of Harlowe, passed through our berg enroute for Beaufort to attend a meet ing of the board of education and board of supervisor. Mr. N. E. Langdale left yesterday for New Bern and other p ints where he has gone on important bu? iness. Mr. Bennie Rivers of Aurora, who has been visiting Mr. J. W. Hunnings returned home Monday to tho regret of his new friends. Rev. J. R. Jennott went to Newport Sunday where he is engaged in teach-ipg- Mr. Curtis Campen has returned home after a stay of several days in Pamlico and Beaufort counties. Miss Rosa Bell Dickinson was the guest of Miss Sula Merrell last week Mr. J. T. Norris is nearing the com pletion of his commodious dwelling. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foreman, Jr. and son Clyde, and Miss Sarah Luter leave today by way of Beaufort for their home in Mobile, Ala. Miss Bertha Langdale spent Monday in Beaufort as the guest of Miss Mar garet Caffrey. Mrs. Lillian Foreman, who has been the guest of Mrs. Holland Foreman, went to North River Sunday where she will begin teaching. In the near future there will be erect ed at Russell's Creek a modern saw mill and gin by Mr. Wm. Powell. The Baptist Church at RuBsell Creek is about completed and is a building of much credit to the vicinity. Miss Mary Kellen has returned to take her place as teacher at the Acad emy. There was a marriage in our berg s few days ago, the party being Mr. Sam Merrill and Miss Fannie Lovick. Rev. J. R. Jennett officisted. Misses Jsnic Lewis and Msttie Dun can of Beaufort, were at tho oyster roast given by Mr. D. E Lewis Satur day afternoon. Sanders II Norris' mill and gin are continually sending from its dock, bolts loaded for Other points. Mrs, D. E. Langdale and Mrs. Grif fin Dudley spent Thursday in Beaufort shopping. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alex Foreman Sr., and visiting friends, made a flying trip to Beaufort Monday and returned, A social given at the "home of Mr, and Mrs. D. SL Langdalt Saturday evening to the visitors of our vilisjs, was one ef great pleasure. All pres ent enjoyed the various gamea after which refreshmenU were served by Mrs, Dollle Dudley and Dertha Lang daJev Don't kt your fact frow old, ssllow, hollow snd wrlnkkxi. If jroo er st ill tot bsalr, Uks OollUUf's .RocVjr Woontala Ts. , 3S cents, Tssl or Tb let Sold by f. 8. taff. ' Publication Ox Burn, mons. I c4 , ....-4 r t"t M " 4 t tm 'w i . 'r It W k4 m l t . ' ' --. '4 mm mr J,., ; ,4 J., , 18, Drunllenness Physicians pronounce drnnken ness a disease of the nervous sys tem. No "will power" can heal the stomach membranes which have been burned and seared by alcohol. . . Cures Whiskey and Beer Habit ORRINE removes the craving- for liquor by acting directly on the effected nerves, restoring the stomach and digestive organs to normal condition, Improving the ap petite and restoring, the health. No san. itarinm treatment or publicity. Toco re without patient's knowledge, bay ORRINE No. 1; for voluntary treatment, buy ORRINE No. 4 Price $1 Jer box. Cure Effected or Money Refunded A registered guarantee In each box Book on "Drunkenness" (sealed) mailed free on request. All correspondence confidential 'ORRINE mailed (sealed) on receipt of nrice y the O.?? CO-. Inc., WashWtoS, D C, or sold by C. P. BRADHAM, N,w Bern, N. C. Certificate Reextendng Charter. TrfA9tlt-v npnnr-tmpnf ) Office of Comptroller of the Currency ) Washington, D. C, November 27, 1905 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that "The Nation al Bank of New Berne, " located in the city ot New Bern, in the county of craven and State of North Carolina. has complied with all the nrovifliortR nt' the Act of Congress "to enable Nation al Banking Associations to extend their corporate existence, and for other pur pue, apprjvea jury iz, l8Z, as amended by the Act, approved April Now. Therefore. I. William ly, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The National Bank of New Berne" located in the city of New Bern, in the county of Craven and State of North Corolina, is authorized to have succession for the period specified in its amended articles of association ; namely, until close of business on November 27, 1925. In testimony whereof witness mv hand and Seal of office this twenty seventh day of November 1905. , WM. B. RIDGELY, j Comptroller of the Currency. seal - Charter No. 1C32. ) Extension No. 9,19. Lumsden & Stith INSURANCE AGENCY. Strong Line of Fire Insurance Com panies. All Business promptly to .'ire ind Boilsr Insurance, Brick for Sale INSURANCE PAYS. When you have the misfortune to lose your goods by fire or damage by water and havo no remuneration you will ntoj) to consider the benefits of inHuranre Kiro may occur st any time. It ig to your interest to insure. Phont 200. TTTTTTTTTtTfTTTTTTTTTfTTTVTTtTTfTTTTTStTTTTTTTTTfTy New Embroideries, New Laces. They are all Here and Ready Inspection. I Embroidery Match and Cambric Valencienne Match been greatly reduced compared to former prices. A I J IW Mitchell & Co., I I ' ' PnONij aw.; - ' E Oirpllotk Ht, Opp. 'M Pricas For January on Furnilrire and Stoves. Suits, IrcnEofo, , : , Chairs, IloatinK1 ' - , and Cook DtOVe3,RUrT3, nattIngfcto Coal ! Coal ! Full supply of the best quality Hard Coal in Broken, " Egg, Stove and Chestnut sizes. ' Also the Celebrated Poca hontas Steam and Domestic lump. All orders given prompt and personal attention. ' n Phone 34. Office and Yard No. 16.: Craven Street. Hollister & Cox To The Public. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for furnishing rations for the poor of the county for the year ending Feb. 1, 1907 will be received by the Board of Commissioners of Craven county on or before the first Monday in Feby 1906. at 10 o'clock a. m. All said bids should be filed with the clerk of the said board. The Board of Commissioners hereby reserving; the right to reject any or all of said bids. New Hern, Jany 6th. Respectfully, GEO. B. WATERS, Clerk of Bd Comrs. Warren's extracts make cakes. the best If you want the best extracts phono 63 and get Warren's. Mortgage Sale. Purauantton powor of kji'o contain in that certain MortpraRo .'x'utcil by W. If. Weeks and J. M. Weeks t Julius M. Arnold, bearing dat the 24th day of February l!t02, the some beintr re corded in the olfic0 of the Register of Deede of Carti r.t county in book XX. pae 127. 1 will Bell at the Court Ho.sue door in New Hern, on Satur day the 10th day of February I'.XXi at the hour of 12 "'clock m., to the higheM bidder for cash, all of tho following deHcribed property an conveyed in the Mortgage aforesaid, to-wit: One fourth inter fHt in a certaid tract of land containing GOO acres' f land mure or less lyinc in Carteret county and joinn the lands of (h-o Taylor on tho north and lands of Kd Taylor on the west and lands of Ri N. Hell on the South, on the eat by mill tract known an the W. F. Hell tract. Terms of sale cash. J. M. ARNOLD, Mortgagee. New Hern. N. C, Jan nth. WKH'k Teachers Examination. Fjxamination of public schoolteachers will be held at the Court House in NeW' liern Thursday and Friday January 11, and 12. White teachers are notified to be present Thursday anil colored teach ers Friday. S. M. HKINSON. Co. Supt. Heat Itaisins 2Do per Kiund at War, Fine line of wild geese, brant and ducks at Coast Line Market. Butcher rendered lard 11 cents, Oakl Market. Fine veal and. venison at Coast Lin Market. ' Warren'H extracts Inn', yef. For Your Sets in Swiss, Nainsook Sets. These goods have Episcopal Church. J I). A. 0WIKGS, JOMH B. liVES. 4 t ' t - t ' fl- 1 f ' 3, r"tt'f ? 1 s n i'iir. rtirt', -