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Stove and Chestnut lizet . Also the Celebrated Poca hontas Steam and Domestic lump.-, ; , , . All order given prompt and personal attention ) PhoneM - : ' ' Office and Yard No. t. Craven Street Liimsdcn & Stltli r IXSDUAKCE ''kmcti : fltrtmf Uo tit FirS Inortr Com- WW 4i Cox iioiiister AO BomNMi jwrnptly IWtwM . ------ , 8 ' i Ha You go to We pride ourselves on three things : promptness, purity of goods, and accuracy. We endeavor to give perfect satisfaction in every way. When in need of drue rtore goods of any kind, you will And this a most satisfactory place at which to trade Every thing delivered promptly. Phone 163. Warren's Drug Store, Opp. Post Office. J. H. REGISTER Porch Columns, Rails, Bal usters, Spindles, Stair Rail Balusters, Grills, Plinth and Corner Blocks, Sash and Doors, Frames for Wood and Brick Buildings, Mouldings, Mantles, Brackets. Factory Church y St&dsnt Yoluntetr Movtment Frr Fsrslgn Millions, , Kiahitlls. Tsnsv, Ftby' 28tlHMarcli " ' " 4t, 1 906. '- , On account of the above ocean loo the Boo then Railway wflt eeU en Fk XS, , and Bin, wllh final Emit V arch lOti reuad'trip ticktU to Faahvilla, Temv, at rate of one ant c Use fare plus V ceata for tht twmd trip. The follow ing round trip raUe will apply from polnU aamsd: . 1 . - ;t, , CharloUe -; IllM . Salisbury V " ISM 4 ' Crecnabora ' SiU ; , . Wmeton-Relem : SO . O Durham 1 - . If 73 - RaWdgh; ltt8 ' ,CoWbore , " ', II 75 :: Oafofd 17 7S For Out accommodatk ef dl?gate SUanding this meeting from points m Nona waroiwa ana iruua it mm tan arrange to operaw mronga i -unman UM m.-A A . L. t C-t!-t nwm, r. - i e-uw p. m., rn, tan, imtwf tNsfthvillUlX2D(xmA, ths follow inf day. ' Those dsw'rtna" Faflmsa ee (om,Ao(Iatlnn plMse itotify 'K, I VERNON, T. P. A., CharUto, N. C Heart Palpitation' -. . IndiffwtioQ causes th stomach to expand swtll and puff up against the heart This crowds the heart and. interferes with its action, causing, shortness of breath, palpitation of the hearty ,iKop)i; Dyspepsia Ctire DIGESTS WHIT TOU EAT :.: takes the strain off the heart. and contributes nourishment strength and health to every organ of the body. Cures Indi gestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stom ach, Belching, Qas on Stomach, and all Stomach troubles.. - Denora, Iowa. Three years ago I was afflicted with Indigestion to much that I was in continual pain. After eating my heart was . affected and I had smothering sensations. Two bottles of Kodol cored me. ALBERT IAMM. IrJ'A dollar bottl oomtmim tn timtt ma much aa th trial orSOe. aim. Prapand at tha Laboratory of & C, DaWtttt Co., CMIcago, U.S. A. Local February Bird Notes A stroll about the city and along the water-front these days is riot without interest to those who appreciate ita at tractions in the way of winter bird life. - The English sparrow, like "the poor' we have always with us, and already that unmitigated imported nuisance is beginning to mate, with a view to the propagation of his worthless species. Tame pigeons are also making prep arations for light housekeeping. One fool pigeon has built her a nest up in the galvanized gutter of the old house near the foot of Craven street, where Mister Taylor's express office used to be. There she.si'4 all day. and pre- inmably allnight. just where she gets the full benefit of the drip from the eaves of the tin roof every time it rains. She oug it to have been a duck. Mocking Lit da seem to be rather scarce in the city. One old fellow, however, seems to have choeen for a home the block bounded by Craverf, Pollock, East Front and Broad streets, as I see him frequently eating the ber ries on Mr. Stewart's beautiful youpon tree. The other day he spied a red maras chino cherry on a narrow ledge just outside my bedroom winoW, and prompt ly secured it How it got there I can't imagine, as I am told that eherrie of this kind are need in a tort of bevernge called a "cocktail." How ever, be devoured it with great gusto, and I gri nre to say, came back to see if there were any more I t Red winged blackbirds were warbling among the cedars in the cemetery on Sunday, and a cardinal grosbeak was posing for the admiration of pass are by the Bryan plsce on Middle street Tel low ramped warblers are to be seen everywhere, flitting among: the branches or bopping along the ground in aearcb of food, and the ever welcome Carolina wren may be heard, a block away from his lofty perch on the top of some tall tree. Bat it is from th shore of East Front Street, bttweea Broad and New streets, that the tlrd-bver may feast his eye matt greed 1 1 r. ' ' ' . . Daring the cold snap that oe vrred between the 2nd and 8th of Febroarr; flocks of robma and wax-wings resort ed daily to the cedars growing U front of the Burros property, eagerly aV voarwg Ue berrke and- now and then flying down, to the river's tdg for a slpofwatjfc. -(,', '-'?'' rve' .: '" :;;-.' 0n a recent moramgY saw a black billed Un peddling fearlessly abort ar the abort and feeding" Oa Sunday morning loot wss. doing th nam thing, while as than a hundred yard way were not Only' many beaqUfel white and gray eesgviu, floating aboet aerenely, but miiu a large flotl e'btak-beaddurka. toctlty kttowa "shuITlrra." wm and 6i and other- ax . . a .a a me ompona ueins?ve la earning sonecJousn sf pfTfect Immonify from moketsUan.' Tba are arxne of ths tuiurr mhirh , Kelp U runt Kew P.r twh a f.Usi 0t wln!r eltr, snd ikh, Jf anyd.lng Mn ta-tat on to Ivtv t ff s tim ...... ... imut, ine iwtriifMit sn morning white of the frills tftd rir?T frmla. Flniry J, ?(n. J. 1- tL Msny mta give liW I of gold. T build brVlgoe sr4 tsttlm an) ltfn ofokl; -If ywa snt TTUi:rf fgm, a 1- QUESTION OF Seems to be Important for .; ' ' "- . .'burn's Politic! . Black- Green ib ore , Fight Over Patbnastenhip More Indictments Rumored. - Elks Give Banquet . Questloeablellquor Swlure. A flortejgl Record. (Special Correspondence.) " Greensboro;1 N. C. Feby . 20. Every one of about ..ten thousand boys who have attended Oak Ridge Institute with ffithe past 25 years, will regret to learn Dr. Cook 's old gray horse iff dead Dr. C k, who is 88 years bid,' now has to ride on that high dromedary looking mule, "Old Jack"; exclusively. Jack is going in his 27th year. . State Chairman Thomas. S. Rollins and ex-Senator Marion Butler werp here yesterday and lat night. They are presumable looking into matterb connected with the Industrial News of which corporation Mr. Rollins is Presi dent and Mr. Bu'.l.r is a direcicr and a large stockholder if not the controlling spirit Mr. B. . D. Dcuglas, editor lr chief of the paper, it is predicted will yet be postmaster' here. The friendt of Mr.-Fraziei",' whose name was sent to the Senate several weeks ago bj the President, to -tho dismay of the "organization" and dispair of other aspirants are somewhat downcast a' the failure of any action in the matter at Washington yesterday. It is now reported that Butler came here to be able to satisfy tho President that Greensboro is now Blackburn's home tow, and that he was not entitled to Praziers appointment However that may be. there is no question but that Prazier had the endorsement of three fourths of the members of the County Executive Committee,. xf which editor Douglas is chairman, and of nine- tenths of the bankers, manufacturers and business organizations of the city regardless of politics. Little birds all about are whispering that a bill of indictment will be found at this weeks term of the Grand. Jqry Asheville against the Honorable Congressman from the Eighth District, E. Spence Blackburn. This may amount to more this time that at the session of the Grand Jury here last September, when everybody predicted the Congress man would be indicted. It is said that Hoi ton has been instructed to draw a bill by the Attorney General. Greensboro Lodge of Elks had a nota ble banquet last night at Clegga hotel covert being laid -for ISO and there was not a vacant place. The lodge has add ed over 100 to ita membership since January, and has become so popular. the inltitatkm fee has been raisea from $16 to $25. It la reported here that revenue of ficers had seised eleven barrels of liq uor found In the Sheet distillery at Wabut Grove. The liquor was stamp ed, but the cancellation, it is alleged was not deep enough. Superior court clerk, John J. Nelson, Saturday afternoon granted the peti tion of W. B. Streeter, Superintendent of the North Carolina Childrena Home Society for the custody of the little baby to mysteriously left here with Nance Halt, a Degree two months sgo. The petition was not resisted, except that Nancy ' waa present putting m etalm for payment for taklug care of the baby. Th child was formally ap prsnUced to Mr. 8treetr. Mr. Streeter wtthia few day win . place the child with Christian people, who having no children wish to adopt IV li you have lost yow boyhood pints. courage sad eonodeoe or youvn, we offer you new life, fresh courage and freedom from tQ health id Holllatet's Rocky lloontala Tea, . 88 cents. Tea or Tablet. T, 8. Duffy,' . WhtriWif. Ths Mir chi his 1 think socne of th business rocn of New Bern oght to be ashamed to look farmer ra the fsoe ad ask him for bit trad. AH knew th fanners ( peeUlly th totto growers) Jnlereat is or ought to b th InUrort of v basin man.' 0 ye we are Inter sled In ear farmer if you do not met money w cannot. But how do ttwy show their letcTset. . 1 wart personally Id most every bttauteas place la th city thU morning and gave a hand bill and ask they go tot at II o'clock and besr Mr. C C. Kwre, th President of th K. C Diviilofl of the Southern Cotlon AtsnrlsUoa. 1 thought w would hate th Court boos full. WU w did her the UrgMt crowd cf fsrtnsr I hse to sny of our mewUnrs yet bt i1d U txisinoa ma AA not have mvp tnUrest In os to to aUfyL I ill p4. ssy rry or fur thr wrre a fW rrt, I snd sj-prw-Ut) U one l.t itf-fvlod Fl 1 rvJi. ' , I, Vt. fi LNCI.lt Our 10c OoDcIa will eurpasa everything cvrr ofrcrcil In tbr city n is bailey; Will "Secure Secure. Raleigh mastership. Poit- Prssent Iflcumbent Appears Choice of Peo ple. Injunction Against Sali road by Judge Purntll. (Special Correspondence.) Raleigh, Feb, 20. The settlement of the Raleigh post office question seems to be giving ground for such, comment anl speculation in view of a possible fart that the present incumbent C. T. Bailey, will not be reappointed. Your correspondent has already stated that two applicants with contingent ideas were on the lookout for the place, they being John W. Harden, a young banker, and Willis G. BriggS, an able young newspaper man of Raleigh, and now conies the statement that Marion But ir's younger brother also has a pole pi ited towards the persimmon. Conversation with those who know in i 'part mental circles brings forth state ments that are unquestionably and pos itively are concerning Mr. Bailey and y.aT correspondent states without fear if contradiction that Mr Bailey's re ippointrrient is as sure as that of in?- other or probable office holder, ("hi - is not mere heresay but is verified dv '.hose in a position to speak without 3'ii.lifying and without fear of contri tic ion.. There was heard today before Judge riiomaa R. Purnell the case of the Guaranty Trust Company and the Met ropolitan Trust Company of New York vs The Suffolk & Carolina and Norfolk & Southern railroads. An injunction was granted restraining the first road from crossing the second road at Roper ind counsel for Suffolk- Carolina se cured modification of this injunction which rendered it almost inoperative. The hearing today was to show cause why orders shall not be annulled. The Tni3t Companies are trustees in mort gages, on Norfolk & Southern prop erty. Innocation Tonight Special tonight. St. John's Lodge. Invocation and Work in E. A. degree. J. B. DAWSON, SectyT 1. LIST OF LETTERS RemaininK in the Post Offic Bern, Craven county, N. C. at New , Feb. 19, 1906. MEN'8 U3T. nB Elder Gardner Bryant James BatU, care J H Mans, C C Bell. E Henry Ervin. F Mr and Mrs Doc Farnell, nee, Hester Provow, Lonzie Frazer, Nedam Fields. G--D B Gillespie, M. D., Zora, N. C, Jody Godley. H Mevvin Hal vis, B H Hale, Lisbon Hewitt J -CP Jones. K Henry T. Kershaw. L Jones Longley. M - Ben Moton No. 113 St., Mark R Miller. r-L I! Towers, (d 1). "R G C Robinson. R K D No. ?. John Robinson S Andrew Sutton, 9 Burn street W-Haiklrd Williams, 6 So. Front St. women's ubt. C-Mrs Mary Charoberlin D Leclne Dlllahunt Mrs. Harah E. Davis. E Purelyn Ens, No. 28 Change St, H Mm Dcbby Uarlen. N-LM Nobis. P-Mrs Ever Pipkin. -Francies Roona,' 17a Bra 8t S-Dellar SUton. -T-UrsLh.nl Taylor. W-Mr Ora C. WaUoo, Jan Wfl- llams. Persons calling for th above bttort will pleaao aay advertised and giv date of Hut: Th regulation bow require that (1) cent shall be collected os th delivery of ch advertised letter. . 6. w. nANcoot; V G. Ae NICOMj . r- .:. , r -C-j at mi s A ,4 t 1 T U, tr. I txra r-i ttr ".t at t ! I -. f ' i t r 1 a i e it. i J v Jv- Jf I- Sst..., J i a rr at t -t I i -n. It lit') ,f lr it c .1 l.i f ,f , - Wreck on Asheville Division nsnovuie, reo. iB. two persons were auiea ana hall a dozen others in jured in a head on collision of passen ger trains between Swan nan oa and Black Mountain this afternoon shortly after 4 o'clock.- The dead are: BRAKEMAN SIMPSON. CONDUCTOR HOUGH. The injured: Engineer Peter Rouche, perhaps fatally; Engineer Dan Keever, hurt in back; Fireman John Smith, col ored, bruised; Fireman Dan Graham, bruised; Postal Clerk, W. C. Moore, of Statesville.hurt in back; Baggage Agent Gardner, of Connelly Springs, bruised. Several passengers were slightly bruis ed and shaken up, but not badly hurt. The accident on the Asheville divis ion of the Southern Railway this after noon is said to be due to the failure of the first section of No. 12, eastbound, to take the siding at Swannanoa Train No. 11 from the east was oper ated in two sections this afternoon. The first section came in about 2 o'clock. The Becond section was re ported running two hours and forty minutes late. Second section No. 11 ha J the right ot way from Black Mountain to Asheville. The first sec tion of No. 12, a light engine, bound for Salisbury and carrying a crew of Engineer Rouche, Conductor Hough, rakeman Simpson and Fireman John Smith, reached Swannanoa a few min utes after 4 o'clock. The engine should have gone into siding at this point. The Becond section of No. 11 was at Black Mountain on time Engineer Dan Keever had the right of way and supposedly a clear track. He pulled out for Asheville. First number 12 pulled out for Swannanoa about the same time.- Between Swannanoa and Black Moutain there are no stops. It is a distance of perhaps ten miles. Both engineers were running at full speed and the trains were probably making 35 to 40 miles an hour. At a point nearly midway between the sta tions they collided. The crash and the jar is described by the passengers as fearful. Both engi neers jumped. The firemen also jumped Conductor Hough and Brakeman Simp son remained on the engine. They were both scalded to death. Engineer Hijutue u oully Buru Both his legs are broken, the left below taa knee, the right above. The bone of the right leg protruded and penetrated the groins He is in Biltmore Hospital and little hope is entertained .for his recovery. The light engine, running as first num ber 12, is almost a total wreck. The engine of the passenger carrying coaches, and the b lee per ia aUo badly damaged. It waa thrown cross-wise the track. Considerable track damage was done. AS IN DAYS OF YORE Tht Dssttrict Skuls Had Full Atttndinc. Gavs Satisfaction To Iti Vltltort. Gtj, giggling girla and busy, boister- ous boys were much in evideicc at the opera house Monday night in attend ance at the last day of the "DeeaUict Skule" st Pumpkin Centre. The chil dren wen all arrayed in their best bib and tucker and tbey were all feeling in the beet of spirits. The school house wss filled at an earlier hour than unual with expectant boys and girls and they seemed to have agreed to a friendly rivalry as to who should have the best lesson and speak tho bt piece, At the sound of the bell, sounded by Miss Judy, Mrs. S. R. Street, the children came chattering down tha theatre aisle from the rear, and up to the stage, the audience being at once put Into good humor by the effect ol their t Btranee. The opening act wt the class work, ABC, spelling, gram mar tad geography. During trie reci tation there were number of comical features Introduced which caused ap p la use and laughter among the au dience. Between the first and second parts Mlsse Mary Meadows Mitchell and Louise Feerce gave a charming little apedeJty song, Alphonse and Gaston, which captivated the aodieoce. Thar was pretty aosoe la panto- mime of the school at recess, just be fore the second pert, 1b which the School Committee visited, the school, and the chfldrea were called apod to do various ttsnts, which were warmly ap- plaodod, , There were a 'number ef arousing parts taken,, and the eborusee were good. ' The FythlM Band payed aa evartor which waa fine, also two ether piece. Tho Bel financial result i about 113, wbkh goes to the fund for the Child's Study Department of tho WMMs Gob. . - . , - 14 eosnectio with the entertainment ttxclal cr4U la due Mm. If. ht Msrka snd Mrs. Loot, fof ihTf Untiring ef f,ru. anl to whom la addllloa U UhM ho to pari, the sweet of the f- .) fc;i l:M Store IZ2 V.rS':,a Ftrst, nt to Kfr' il MATTER OF HEALTH Absolutely Pure HAS ttQ SUBSTITUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder free from alum or phos phatic acid TVVVVVVVVTTVTTTTTVTTVV rTY Buy in the Cheapest Market Why buy an old. and out of date article. When you can get a New one and something that is in every day use for less. New Turn Over Collars at 10 and 15c 'Cults and Collars at 25c the Set. M Mitchell & Co., J ; PHONE 281. I 61 Pollock Ht. Odi. EDiscooal i-hurch I NEW ARRIVALS. We have just received a new line of Colored Lawns and Organdies and a new lot of White Lawns, India Linens, etc. Also a big lot of Em broidered Shirt Waist Patterns, Lace Collars and Turn-Over Collars. Ladies Patent Leather San dals, Oxfords and Shoes in the Newest JSpnng Styles. We invite you to call and see thern. I I BAXTER Furniture, Stoves, Mattings, Etc. Largest stock of Mattings in the city. Royall and Borden Felt Mattresses. New line of Go-Carts. Wc are still offering some bargains and it will pay you co call on us. john b: I V E S. Phone ZT7 M Middle Photo Portraits latest rrr n nf Won Stall - V ifUvaya Resetter.-tKo F?i. Itan:3 ! .n::ativo Urdmo :(iimino C;tc s a Cc! J In Oz2 Day. 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