iE JOURNAL.
Kew Bern. N. C, Feb. 17. 1906,
LODGE DIRECTORY.
W OODMEN OP THE WORLD meet at
f ountrewHallSemi-MoDthly. First and
h i.ird Wednesday nights t730tiock.
Y lasting Woodmen are invited '
CRAVEN LODGE No. 1 KNIGHTS OF
HARMONY. Meeta 2nd and 4th Wed-
r..,hv nitrht-a in each month in Ronn
trees Hall. Pollock atreeV at 750
nvwir, Kmiil R. Ball. President: J.
H.- Smith. Sec'y; R. &. HUL Financial
Index ; to Hew4teaot:
Crescent Tobacco Co. CSgars, ? ' ,
Celery Plants. QiikX'
For Sale Piano, - ;':
Lost-Gold Ring.
ForRentv:!.:' .
Publication of Summons.
Simmons AHolloweU CoA FG.
HOTICES IN THIS COLUMN FOR
LESS THAR ONI SOUTH BUST BE
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. v
-' Bttitacsi Lca.
EXTRA well rooted Golden Self-blanch-'
ing Celery plants. Expressage prepaid,
- 10,000 plants for $12.50. Bermuda onion
plants $1.00 per 1,000. Price list mail
ed. Bearshead, Orlando, Fla.
A.' NEW lot of those
; cigars just received,
bacco Co.
very popular
Crescent Ttf-
FOR SALE Grand Knabe piano at
113 Pollock street Apply between 10
and 12 m.4 on Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday.
r LOST Plain gold ring. Finder will
be liberally rewarded by returning eame
to Journal office.
FOR RENT Three comfortable rooms
for rent, also shop on corner Broad and
Middle street. Apply to No. 50 Broad
street
WANTED Highest cash prices paid
- for scrap iron, metals, rubber, etc.
Stoves for sale. O. D. Draney, 96 S.
- Front St.
NORTH Carolina Hams at L. H. Er
v vih's.
FOR SALE A modern 7 room resi
' dence on Hancock street. E. E. Har
per.
FOl
OR RENT House at No. 195 George
street' E. E. Harper.
FOR BENT Rooms furnished or un
furnished, with every convenience.
Only gentlemen desired. For particu
lars apply to Miss Smallwood, 116 Cra
ven street any hour after 11 a. m.
LADY Finger Apples and Florida
Oranges at Broad Street Fruit Co's
today, -V
TRANSIENTS WANTED The Old
Dennison House No. 11 Metcalf St,
conveniently located. Large airy rooms
comfortable beds. Early breakfast if
wanted. : Rates $1.00 per day. Special
terms by the week. Mrs. H. L. Grant.
SMOKED country
Meat Market
sausage at Oaks
b MOKED beef tongue at Oaks Meat
Market..
SMOKED jowls at Oaks Meat Market
SMOKED salmon at Oaks Meat Mar
ket ;;; I .
, JUST RECtlVED-Abig lot ot Ediaon
Gold Moulded Records, including 24 new
elections for February. Call early and
mikke your selections. Win T. Hill,
:l Middle street Phone 820.
WANT to buy at once 20 old feathe
I'cdi for cash, send sample down to 29
Mukll St. to Jones and Willis, Furni
ture, Hay and Grain Dealers, New
Hern, N.C
TWO FURNISHED Rooms For RentS
Two nice famished rooms for rent, one
& south front room, heated by furnace,
r.nd supplied with hot and cold water.
A !y to No. 8, E. Front St
YSTERS-Fraah opened everyday at
me's, customers will please put in
't orders early in the day, so we can
t them out la gd time. " I never
n ahead so far as to have' to carry
y over for another- day. Can be
hod by Fbooe 7L J as, L. Heme,
"i.klle street . Ivi' ?rV
: FOR SALE-Dry split pine or
! wood either long or cut to stove
V ."bone U Broaddui A im Co's
. . A Civ-Several desirable, . well
I rriu)tc from flfiOO op, and
. ai.l Wt, also on storton Mid
r.rt Horn of the ftuum art
".j new, and some aave Unas
large Ma. A partial payment
t yoti ia poas welon, and eauy
i. ; v m on remainder. C. T. Ilan-
I am now located on
t niiwt between East Front
i. in the F.Uwart 1-oiWingi.nd a uLUeoil in the Htfht rbwea
j fr7red to fumih board
, ii. who dfire trtrm-Tal-leaeTVlcS
thbetthe
i Cli, eomfirtaUe
4 room. Mr. A. 1).
! Uma at IWtn'i Market,
Will Happen ,
Use
1
-Til in
i
illiiltluliilihr
FcrSprdns,Bruises
SorelluscIesXuls
Burns Scalds
A1A3 iakrsPricQtyJOfM
Dr.E&rl S. Sloan
Boston rjMU
t DARK, DARK AS NIGHT
No Ray of Light sr The Lease Qutttloa And
Adjournment . Without Arguments
' ' Probable. - "
The progress made in the case of
Hill vs. A. & N. Co., yesterday was
not very satisfactory. There were
some facts developed, however, that
showed, the impoverished condition wi
der the lease. The stock it was shown
varied in price from 35 to 53 per share
and at one time not since the last
lease, agitation it has been as low as G.
Most of the day was taken up in die
.iting exceptions and objections to the
stenographer and in arguing the many
technicalities that arose in the pro
gress of the examination. About six
witnesses were examined, the trend of
whose evidence was to show the prea
ent financial condition of the road.
There is some doubt if there will
be any arguments in this case today
but at some future date within a month
Judge Long will resume the hearing of
the same and will render hjs decision
at the same time.
Samaritan Mass' Meeting.
The eastern branch of the I. O of G.
S, & D. of S. whose headquarters are
at Washington, D. (J., held a mass
meeting Wednesday night February 14,
at the G. A. R. Hall, the purpose of
the meeting was Jo hear the reports of
the delegation that was sent to Raleigh
N. C, to adjust matters between the
Order and the insurance commission.
The reports showed that the license
tax had been paid and that all matters
as to the Order in this State had been
settled, and that not a single lodge
had been lost and that xState Grand
Lodge No. 2 is still alive, and stronger
now than ever, over 100 members went
home rejoicing. The speakers were
Capt. I. Powell, W. P.; J. P. Stanley,
Grand Secretary; Rev. F. C. Douglass,
and W. H. Starkey, Deputies.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank neighbors and
friends who so kindly rendered such
valuable assistance at the fire yester
day morning. I wish especially to thank
the firemen for their efficient service.
MUS. ANNA DINKINS.
A Perrr Lraf.
Tlie U'atlirr of h Urge class In one ol
the New York hcIiooI nee said to the
pupils Uv were leavlug for the SOW
mcr: "1 waul euch of you to search fot
a perfect leaf ami bring it to me when
school reopens. Remember, It must tx
perfi-ct-fvery tooth right, not to speak
of mold or blight or discoloration, un
a vein brikcii." They searched faith
fully, but none found a perfect leaf,
though they learned a great deal abost
Icavej while they examined them thai
carefully .-New York Tunes.
The Ilaaa Tata."
Oue'a ourpriM at (he fact that nc
two perotis' voices are perfectly aUki
cease when one Is Informed by an an
thorlty on ' the subject that tbongt
there are only nine perfect tnoej In tat
human, voice, there is the astound) m
number of lWl,WfK,M different
sooda. Of these fourteen direct mo
cU prod ore 10333, and thirty lndl
rectonttacles produce 173.T4L823, 'WhUt
nil In co-operation produce the total
given abpv," " , ' ,' '.
Htrt fit Fid
'. That cannot be impressed too Strong
ly upon wstcb owner.' This is it A
watch WM receive - the attention of
otif repair department at least once
year. -
There may appear to be nothing par
tlcularfy wrong with it, atill h cleaning
and an overhtnllng at least once a year
would lengthen the life of a watch
Wonderfully.1 '
It b asking too much of watch to
exprvt It to keop true to Its dutiea If it
i hampered more and more by elowly
accumulating dim and dirt
llenwea tni taxes U - 0lK-al me-
mnium to txc, and eertatnly sWt
ns Umi life of walra. A , cleaning
rill
wrk arondrra.
J. O, BAXTER,
Th laillr g Jewe!r.
- Send us your next
proscription. You will
'Hnd it will bo filled
jrlght, ihr prlco will bo
u i.ttr.ir,nt,nnd it will bi do
st n.il Ivc red promptly. GIvp
, jilt achauco to prov' it
A f, ..
'Breois Kik.in Dtp.rtm.at o( Zu'.trn ttsyih
";. s , Carolina Induitrlal Acidamy. ..
The manual - labor division of the
'Eastern ..North Carolina Academy is
making an excellent article in brooms.
I A specimen of the -work was given the
Journal yesterday and it has every ap
; pearance of being well , and strongly
.'- made. r The broom corn is imported
from Honolulu and ia a superior ma
' teriaL tj-M V 0" If A r-r,
j The students are demonstrating first
-rate mechanical and manual training as
-1 well as proficiency . in learning. This
new feature of broom making has al
J ready proved iUelf a valuable adjunct
-'' the academy and as time .goes on and
they improve In making 'these brooms
they will doubtless 'receive a.; large in-
come.
' The up-to-date woman avoids caus
tics, drugs and powders. They are ex
tremely harmful to the r: skin, While
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
it soft and beautiful 1 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. - Sold by F. S. Duffy.'"
; Oeart of CrL Ball ;
Mr. Clifford H. Ball, an old and re
spected citizen of New Bern died iat
half past three Friday ! morning at the
age of 70 years. He was well known
as a. carpenter in the city having
worked at his' trade here for. many
years. --i-i''r-:?rf':r;f:T:'-f
The funeral services will be held at
th Tabernacle church at half past ten
this morning. Rev. J. J. Douglass
will officiate. , a
SHORT PASSING EVENTS.
The public is notified that the fire
alarm system will be tested at noon to
day.
There were sales on the local cotton
market yesterday at 10.50.
The regular Saturday market will
t3 conducted today at Ryman's cafe by
rthe ladies of the Woman's Home Mis
sionary Society. Those who bought ar
ticles will please return the plates at
Ryman's this morning. -
Don't forget the sale at Mrs, Frank
Hughes home this morning. Every
body come and buy the nicest eatables
any one could wish. -
Vitriolized brick for sidewalks is be
coming more popular all the time and
investigation into its merits seem to be
in its favor. Brick sidewalks have
been put down in front of several bus
iness houses and we bear that other
property owners are contemplating the
same improvements. It is something
that should interest alL
The friends of Rev. S. H. Bradshaw
will be delighted to learn of the great
improvement of his young son Francis,
who, it will be remembered, has been
terribly afflicted fork longtime. The
little boy la now able to walk entirely
without the aid of his crutch, or cane
in the house; while out doors he only
uses a cane.
Mr. Monroe Howell, of Boon ton, N.
J., whose family is occupying the Bur
rut bouse waa called to New York this
morning by a telegram announcing the
Midden death of J. H. PauL one of the
managers of the Berkshire Ice Co., in
which Mr. Howell is Interested. '
Those who have not. secured their
eat for' the- Deeatrict Skule. which
will be aeea at the opera house Monday
sight' should do so at once, at the seats
are going very fast The program win
bo published ia Sundny's JonmaL '
Encampmtnt ' 6round at r Horibitd
Adjutant General T. B.'Bobartoo,
General W. R. McGehee, of the Engf
oeering Corps and Inapector General T.
it Bain of the North Carolina National
Guard were la Morehead yesterday to
lay off the permanent grounds for the
the Sute Encampmont ' TVy will also
locate tEr permanent buildings to be
erected and also the rifle range so that
they may be put ia order for the next
encampment Work win begin at once
oa these buildings and grounds, . '
rrtsbytiflan Kiurch Rotti : -
Invitations have been auoad by the
seasion U ail the pastors and chorchea
of the city to attend the installation
Mt rices en next Tuesday night at the
PresbyteriM ehurth. The g eneral pub
Ik la tavlted. : t. 1 -
.
Everyone Is welcoma la the eervicea
oa Sabbath. ;'
A church sociable will be held at the
Sunday School room on Wednesday j
sight February 21, at which a recep
tion will be liven the viatting Preaby 1
Uriaa minuter who will be preaant st
the InaUlUtfcm. Light rvfreah meats
111 be served. '
0 2! 01! uCC
cq'iilly v,r
rrny be t!
1 v.ith UAh'
r'C. O
then ptoj-cily cx
CI (
What is Drcmonia ? j
'.. (Bromczone) - ... : ,
Bromonia is a product as near it
capable of curing the majority of
diseases as it is possible for Mod
ern Science to produce. The use
of Bromonia makes pure blood.
Bromonia ia not a miracb but
simply the result of the scientific
investigation . ot. the greatest
chemists f the present century.
At the first symptoms of fatigue
headache, or backache, which are
often the forerunners of disease,
send, for your physician if you
will, but, if you take Bromonia;
you may find that by the time he
has answered your call, that the
symptoms have disappeared. ' ;
; Use -i Bromonia as directed.
Live a temperate life. If you be-'
come ill while so doing, we -will
pay any reasonable doctor's bill,
on demand and proof of illness. '
,We don't want you to invest a:
cent, - however, until we have
bought the first bottle for you.
Fill in the coupon under this ad
Yertisement , and mail it to us
taking care t o write your name
and address plainly, and we will
Tsend you without any cost to yott
whatever a full size .package to
try. - No matter what - vour
trouble is, write' to us; Cones
pondence confidential. X Address
BROMONIA CO., New York.
givehia
personal guarantee that you will
receive an order on -your nearest
druggist for a free bottle if yon
. send us coupon. Be sure to write
your name and address plainly.
"FREE BROMONIA COUPON .'
Name ..... ..........;..
City.
State........;.......
My nearest dealer is at.'v-'.5
My disease is . . , . . 'S , U . . , ,
" If you think you need Bromonia
at once, or if you have already
used it, it is to.be had at all fin
class druggists. 25 and 60 eta the
bottle.- - -:
Special sale by F. S. Duffy, E
elusive Wholesale Agent for New
Bern and vicinity.
Dealera elsewhere desiriro-
Bgency apply to jno. JB. Scott
Co.. Charlotte. N. C.
THEY COME AND GO.
Mrs. Gertrude Dill Webb of More-
head City was a visitor here yester
day. Ex-Sheriff J. II. Bell of PollocksviHe
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. M. L. Hollowell went to New
York last night
Mr. T. J. Turner returned from a
business trip to High Point last night
"Mr. T. W. Waters returned yester
day from Goldsboro.
Mr. C W. Stewart, representing the
World's Dispensary Association, of
Buffalo, N. Y., was in the city yester
day. Many men give lavishly of gold.
To build bridges and castles and towers
of old;
If you want everlasting fame, a bene
factor be,
Give the poor needy Rocky Mountain
Tea.
For sale by P. S. Doffy.
Married In The Topsail Church
William B. Simmons and Miss Hester
E. Howard, both of Hampetead, Pen
der county, N. C. The attendants were
Mr. Dan Howard and Mias Annie Gar
raaon, Mr. Richard Mallard and; Mlas
Julia Barlow, Mr. Otis Henderson and
Miss Katie Bandera. ' The church was
decorated. . Mrs. Eugene V. King pr-
aided at the organ, Rev. 8. B, Ialer
officiated.- AfUr the ceremony an ele
gant supper was served at the home of
the bride. The parties are popular.
The event was heartily enjoyed by the
community. .. k -, : .. .-
r; Wo pride oumlvea
oni three t h 1 n g a :
promptness, purity of
goods, and; accuracx
we endeavoi to give
perfect satisfaction In
every way. When ia
need of dru-r t toro
goods o! any; kind, you
will find this a moji
eatlsfactory- place a t
which to trade. Every
thing doliverod
prompily. Phone 103.
Warren's Drug Btorc,
0pp. PostOfllco.
Oak and Pine Wood. -.
Pry (sk ami pine ! mIU
siovb.r,gih st KLLI3 COAL AND
WfXJD YAF.T, Unlcn t i.
cyc3?
if f,-t,
,lv- r, IJ iv
;c ccri
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Hudnut 8 Cold Cream. , . -,;- . '; c-.;.--.
;,'..r5- ;'MUk pf Cucumbers and Ornsi'iv '
v-;." X Concrete Tincture of BenzouL
ST- All excellent prepafationVor- Preserving and
butifying .the; skin;5
T0h sale only at
DAVIS' . PHARMACY.
the same ratio in increase of, business as January 'did, if
values will attract the trade. Come to see our offerings if
for rio other reason than to post yourself as to the latest
style arid lowest prices.
&v--52'
'- Snow White Bed Spreads, the $1 50
kind.. Come quick before sold out 98c
sach. ;:- , J
;.; Apron Gingham
'v2,000 yards, the 7c"quality this week,
only 5c per yard. .
M'i'.f Shoes
f Suet received, Spring fine of Barry
Shoe in-Vici ; JCid, Gup Metal, Calf,
and Patent Leather in different shapes
75 MiCde
m
Great Clean
4 pr.nnT
i Goods Throughout the Big Stock.
Fine tick Broom Free
See big hand bill lor prices and come
early in the morning as possible as thu
largest crowds come 'in the afternoon.
krfoot
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Received
signs for Spring jn the :
Famous A.
Colors Absolutely Fast. -
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and widths at $3.60 and $4.00.
All winter Clothing at half price.
200 pair good Ladies $2.00 Shoes
fo
$1.2ra pair.
1,500 yards Dress Goods of all sorts
in Remnants from 2 to 5 yards to be
sold less than half price.
Underwear.
Mens and Ladies heavy fleeced lined
Underwear, the 65c quality this week
for 40c each.
Street.
BROTHERS
Sweep Sale.
nm 7.
to Every Customer Buying
Brothers. I
la
New
s
E G. Gingham
!c!:":l Cra i
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Look ouf f or
Are you Prepared for it?
.a a,,
We are selling winter goods at reduced
prices and now is your time to buy.
All Suits, Overcoats, Raincoats and Trous
ers at greatly reduced prices.
'Twill pay you to buy now.
J. G. DUNN & CO.,
66-57 Pollock St. Phone 212
J L. HARTSFIELD
( OIltraelAr itlld If uildor.
OFHCk 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. mm 238
After having so much trouble to get Tin wor'- done w lion I wanted it and
like I wanted it done have purchased the Tin Business of L. II. Cannon. Hav
opened a First Class Tin shop No. 90 Middle Street, npxt to dnskins Cycl
Store, where I have competent and experienced men to do m work, I will run
this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTING and lUJIUMNi;.
Any work sent me will receive PROMPT ATTENTION, mid will be DE
LIVERED when PROMISED.
I havean EXPERIENCED SLATER. ALL KINDS OF STOVE WORK
DONE. STOVE PIPE Made to Order. Ofllce Phone 129, Pejidence 185.
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Heath and Milligan Paints.
Ellwood Wire Fence, Paroid Roofing: Full line of
Builders Hardware.
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Uo
Furniture, Stoves, Mattings, Etc.
Largest stock of Mattings in the city. Royall and
Borden Felt Mattresses.
New line of Go-Carts.
We are still offering some bargains and it will pay you
co call on us.
JOHN B.
Phone 257
93 Middle
Photo Portrait?
Latest Styles at
f oota's Wit, 92 "at .
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INSURANCE PAYS.
' Wrea !w have the cnlafortone te Iom
w rrwU by firs or damage by water
4 have bo resnmeraUoa rod will atrtp
Vi eor.aktar the bmaflls ol immrsnc
l ire may occur at any lime. It ia to
row Interest to Inura , .
too.
New Line ' .
'Biick Cigars
Jost Received
Fluo Hnt Smoking
Tobaccos; ;
fmokcra Comforts
For Users of Tobacco
Crescent Tobacco
Company.
VV, D. Hnrrinlon
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Cold Weather
Phone 147
IVES.
StroL
J. L Oil I (0.,
North Car ohn
L'.adinjr Florists.
Raaeii, Carnaliorm ami Vi il.-in a npar
Ulty. All Plow cm in upaaon.
Wetid'ns H'1111'K-t.ii umi l lnnl Ii.-n.ra
liorui at abort nniirp.
Palms, Fern and Winter h'lowrring
Plnnta In Rcal variety.
Rneabuhet, Kh uhlx-ry, P.vrrgrnont.
Holice Plnnta, ami Shailp Tro
in best leading variptipa
Mail, Telephone ami T-lTfr)h ir
dert promptly eawuUYt, by
J. k O'QUINN A CO .
lUlfigh. N. C
- All rbotioa U9.
Wood i Scttt.
Second Crop
Seed Potatoes
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ft urtW Ifl piaaUrrf Ua elW
6ad FoUtaxw, ,WU htt ea4
mnrt anlfona erop. a4 are la
bJrH favor arlUi tnxaara and
yoUto trmata brwar ptaatwi.
Onf ttocls t4 wjxeVir
' oailly, nlfnm la alt, sn4
aat ot la fulMaie Urraia.
' Write for fV, t4 WWt
TOO 4 Be4. airtn fuU iM
nlrtlnc lnf.jrBUoa atmvt
f4 Potatoa. ,
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