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A! -A NEW BERN. N. C. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 15. 1906 VOLXXIII.-NO. 296. TWENTY-FOURTH TTTTTTTYTYTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTf 1 TTTTf TTTT'l T U l4 jJl Li - L u - 3 Oir buyer has iul - Ycrk, wiiere.te went in thlnos at the Spring and i toe .sai are. comini in . , We will have on sale J x. fabrics: Meroerized Taffeta, Batiste, Jacquord. Zephrr, Pongee -! f Silk. Linen Finish Chambery, Organdies, and Mullea. . These fabrics ? are unusually prettv, being very dainty. Patterns suitable either for Many other novelties we would apace. ., - T M Mitchell & Co., ; . - . phone 288 . --: : 61 Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church Afc.."", kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Gaskill Hdw. & r--PAklGD - We beg to announce to gotten a fresh CARLOAD of ' XUUI J1UCIB. It 13 OUCHUi vj ' ' PHONE milium c ami Household ... yv c ucauc tu ccui ; yvu w- ICIlllUU IU UUt- WiUlClG. 41HG of Furniture." Our stock . is .being increased daily, bythe best goods on the market, We have a new lot of baby carts in alf" styles at prices which will meet with approval V- - ' ' J. S. MILLER ;.''; . . v ' .4Mb :. . new tsern jn. u. Lumden & Stitli rM'i'.wTK .v;i;xrY.'' ' , - . . 1 Stnn L'ne of Fire Inturanre Com . AH Rjlni proTi.J atten-lod to new u 'flrllLfi-n 0 S1J INSURANCE TAYa Whrn ton har l)x m'mfortJirMUloM -fvd i no fTiwrj'ion tfo will nlip I ir mT "'ur nl ny timt It U to your ti.t-r(t t4 tna-.ir. feefcry I ? it II I) ' i f l,"; !. .i.'C , I ! hU 1.:. ! f'f Jrf-;M 1 ... : v 1 - ;, .-, v. t. t . o , 1 1 1 1 ',' - 1 " r 1 I i , .-:.!' - s X t I 1 s 1 1 ' t' ' - - A ! .-.. I ! 1 t Goods ntad fa 3 j search of e3 & ra j Sursr Stylas, d : daily. . , . . - Monday the J following like to mention, but for want of , ' 'r ' Mill Siip'y.-Co. ROOFING- our trade that . we . have- just this ROOFING, and can jfill Pnnfinornn trip Marker. j.ww..b-- .147..s, V J.L.01PUB., . North' Car olh, ; Leading FloVists; ;.. ;v , J : .... i Roses, Carnations and Violeta a pes ialty. ;. All Flowera in season., I' Wedding Bouquets and Floral Decora "' 'hiSi tionB wft notice. -y.-Pahns, Perns and Winter Flowering ;--.V Plants in greatvariety. ' Rosebushes, Shi ubbery, Evergreens, r - Hedge Plants, and Shade Trees ; ' in best leading varieties Mail, Telephone and Telegraph Or ders promptly executed, by 1 ( i J, L. O'QUINN ft CO., , y '.;.;t:;v- :vivy.IUWghrN.ai ' 4UI Phones UX ' .ti-'-' V- C: Latest-Styles in Tailor made Skirts and Eton and Pony Jacket Suits in White. Grey and Black Just received at D. F. JARVIS, 03 rollocli Gt IL-,. -. j Will U m- I ti t' I -''-t I i ! '-r r -tU Z h c!ay i t Vr, 1 .( ! ' Ctrn ("'.', Vat "-.t;; !!' f.fj -! al !';''' 2 ! ' r ' f. :.. I f ) r o ! y t ) ) r. 1, 1 a t j ' r s i t -. - t ' f 1 .- " "fit V Y- c ; r-'iT ri'' 1 ,f! 1 il Lu ...1 U I Revenue Cfficert Indicted Want to See Result I DatandsnU Rsady ts PIms Guilty Will Judgs Rnults by Congrst$maa'( Suit. ; - CoUDtpeilt4 For Mstthtws Csm Appeal. Dsmigs . 1 Odtll Firs. ' . t - .'(Special Correspondence. Greensboro,' March 14. The : next regular term of Federal court is due to convene here the first Monday in April, being the second day of the month. It can last but two weeks - and fhere are many indictments; to be tried before the, civil docket is reached. ' A special term of the Circuit and District court is called , to meet in Greensboro Tues day, April 17th to try ; Congressman Blackburn under indictments" found against him at the recent term of court at Asheville. It is said that United States Circuit Judge Nathan Goff will preside at this special term. It is said that the failure to try the present in dictment agaiost the revenue officers will have an important bearing on the Blackburn trial It is generally rum ored that those defendants who were ready to plead guilty wifl how hold off until the result of that trial is known. If Holton fails of, confirmation and Blackburn is acquitted, it is said these defendants' lawyers will have: no fears of future prosecution in the court It is alsoBBid that some of these defendants are in possession of evidence which will prove very damaging to thu Congress man relative to matters outside of his practicing before ; the I departments which may be used at the next term of court "here . to ; procure , indictments against him of an entirely different na Counsel for Dr. J. B. Matthews today deposited fifty dollars' with the clerk of the-court to secure the costs of an appeal to the Supreme Court from the judgment of murder in the second de gree rendered against him last week. It is understood that no., effort wlH be made to give the $5,000 bond required by Judge Ferguson J or the release of the prisoner pending his appeal . A large number of prominent fire in surance adjusters and representatives spent yesterday and last night here In conference over the estimated damage to the Odell Hardware Company stock by the fire in the office building last week. . The Odell Company were not prepared to give an accurate statement of lost or d imaged property yet owing to the disordered condition of their office work and of the goods damaged by fire, water or smoke, and those' destroyed in the basement below or the floor above the office floor, and named next Tues day as a convenient time for the insur ance men to come again, at which time the company will have completed its inventory and prepared a statement of Its estimated loss.: Pending this state ment the insurance representaUves re turned to tbeirreepecUve homes today. It is now said that the lose will be much greater than was at first rstlmaUd and m ill poMibly reach 125,000. ' Have you evr-aknes of any kind- stomach, back, of organs of the body! Don't dope ycura If with ordinary medi ilno, Holliater'a Rocky Mountain Tea U the supreme curat! to-tor. SS eenie. . SoU by V. 8. Duffy. . Our aim is to give you something newer, better, more reliable, cleaner, and at a reasonable price. Noth ing common, shoddy, imper feet or trashy. We do not want you to buy ' anything that we would not buy our sclvc3 under the same con ditions. Our stock is up-to- date and full value for price you pay. WATERS CHINA STORE. Ti'l r i.Lti i ... J III " I f" ...t i. . finiiTr j- i i ? 4i W 4 4 1 f i 3 p. T 1 ( 1 i:;PC3TANT KCISICXS. Handtd Down by Stati tSupremt Couet en Local Gum. - The Supreme court al Raleigh filed opinions this week on two cases from this city which are of considerable local interest. One is that o( J. H. Fisher, administrator, vs City of New Bern. This is the ease of Boss Cobb, a colored man who was killed in this city, at Five Points, March 24th, 1904, by taking hold of the electric wire, which was wound around a pole. ; v " , ; The Supreme court affirmed this case, holding: - " " 1. The creation by act tf . the Legis lature of a commission to control a lighting plant owned by the city is merely the establishment of an agency for such nuroose. for whose negligent acts the city is responsible. " 2. Cities and towns, when acting in pursuance of their ministerial or cor porate character in the management of property used for their own profit and benefit, are liable to an action to per sons injured by the negligence of their servants, agents and officers,' the dis tinction being between the exercise of governmental powers incident to their charters and as an agency of the State and business powers conferred upon them for their own advantage. - 3. Electric wires must either be in- sulated er placed out of the way of the public, and failure to do so is evidence of negligence. , , , ; In the second case7 Standard Sewing Machine Co. vs I, A. Owings, the opinion says, error, and holds: ; An action for 'judgment on a debt and an action for carnages for fraud and deceit are consistent in theory and in affirmance of the sale and the choice of one in the first instance is not a lar to. the- prosecution 01 the'other upon the failure of the first 'to satisfy the claim of the plaintiff. , . ' It pour j the oil of life into your sys4 tern, s- It warms you up Mid startB the life blood circulating. , Thats what Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, does. : 86 emta, Tea or Tablets. Sold by F. S. Duffy; Vij-L'rA 'tiv "-Thuraan, ' , , i'- V. Weather Is fine, and farmers ' are busy. - The acreage in truck Is small, but what is up looks well There are some who fear that the heavy rain last week will cause rotting, Irish potatoes that are planted.' "j; -"'X'-Vwv-- A V - The Shadow, Party and Ice Cream Supper given for benefit' of . the Band was a success in every way. . All who attended, teemed ' highly entertained and much pleased, especially with . the delightful music rendered by t ie two bands.' The prettiest boy's - cake was awarded to Mr. Albert Willis, the ef ficient basso of the K. of P. Band The d pettiest drls cake was a warm con test, the candidatoSbelng Misses May Adams, Etta Nunn, Marie Bays, Bessie Morton, Hiss Morton -being the suc cessful candidate. --:'-::V' vT.V,;. MIsi Sadie closed her school at Per fection and returned home for a short time. - - ,y , Misses Etta Nunn, Lu'cile T Ramey, Annie Green, Marie Buys. : Sadie and Ethel Wood were the guests of Mrs. G. L. Hardiaon on Friday evening and Saturday, returning to New Bern Sat urday afternoon- ' -. , Mr. Percy Mattocks of North Har- lowe spent one night with Mr. Clyde HarJUon last week. '. . Mr. C W. riardiaon, wife and daogh Ur were the guests of Mrs. 8. C Mat tocks lat Saturday. v . , Mtaae May Adams and Clara Morton v'aited Mlas Laurm Conner last weeek. Miaaes Mamie and Nina Bell are Vial tin the MLaaca McLscklin. Commodore T. Gaakill, Jr., wasagals in our mUUt last week, and vu as happy aa ever. - Trof. Eugene Robertou of .New Born and Thurmao, was at hie poat of duty, with the VL of P. and Tharman Bund Friday nifrht, and luccwxlod In pur chasing a little Shadow at the a!o. Uia rar!ie Taylor of Tucarora ia vlnitinf her grand-ma, Mrs. Alex llanll urn. Min Lola TxUr left for Tuacamra Uiia morning to visit W parctiU. Have ynti jVma In hark, Inflnm mat ion ( t ar.y kind, lUnmjlUm, faint- i"Z !', In.! - t n tit fT.'!; at inn, IV 1 r' I'.-rfly J m.!:n T C.al'l j 1 11, V 5 '.'.1 ',. T ", r T t x it.':--.. : 1 7 f, r. i.."j. To I! t ' r.i. 1' K. f V. : ! r-j r.-c S Ir, 1 . ' f f . .- 1 - 0. H. Gockery Brought to Hospital. Special to Journal: . - ' Raleigh, March 14. Hon. Oliver H. Dockery, nearly seventy years old, and the Republican nominee for Governor of North Carolina in 1888 was brought from his home at Mangum, N. C,to Rex Hospital, Raleigh, for special treatment, today.' . ' ' , ' . - Saved Bones and Whiskey. Maysville'- Ky.; March 12. - Under the alleged influence of whiskey, Au gustus Crawford, of this place, lay on the Louisville and Nashville railroad track on the outskirts of the town and went to sleep. ,-..: . V. , . ' . y "" .. ' Shortly after a northbound passenger train came along and, striking Crawford squarely in the Bide, hurled him a dis tance of 105 feet When picked up it was found that not a bone was broken nor was there a scratch on his person. The distance the man was thrown was measured by the conductor and his crew. Crawford had five bottles of whisky Concealed about his clothes, none of which was broken. " ; Stella Items. ' ' - J -" Mar. U Meseers; Graham Koonce and S. H. Gveritt made a buisnesa trip to Jack- s msville Monday.' iMr. J. S. Jones of Cedar Point was in ''he city Sunday. '. Miss Margaret Ennett of Cedar Point, spent Saturday and Sunday with her taster, ' Mies Elizabeth Ennett who is teaching at Sil verdale." - ' MrsP. A. Koonce has been quite sick we, will be glad to see her out again. - ' We all enjoyed the ride on the Mar tian Sunday , also our little stay at Swansboro.- . ' ? Mrs. M. W. Barker and family visit ed the Life Saving Station at Bogue Inlet Monday. Miss Flora Mattocks who has been visiting here, returned to her home in Swansboro Sunday. : ' Mr.and Mrs.. Marcus Jarman of Pol- lookaville spent Saturday and Sunday with their parents. t Our little entertainment at this place last Friday night was A financial as well as a social success, and we thank the public very much for, their attendance. More than $46 was cleareJ. f Capt J. ' F. Foster left this morning for New Bern. -. . Mr. Cage feeks of Pelletier spent Sunday evening with us. "Peach" Clarks : . March 13. We have had a few .'days of fine weather, but it has changed somewhat today and looks as if we might have some bad weather now.' ; V We had preach'ng in Clarks last Sua day at o'clock p. m. ' Rev L U Gar ner of the Free Will Baptist church preached a very good sermon, he had a good congregation to hear him. Come again brother we like to have you visit Mrs Maud McKeel and Mr Bottle Civile went to New Born last Saturday. Mr G T Eubenka went to New. Bern yuaterday on businoss. . . V " . Miss Ada Lane is- teaching school at Clarks in Miss Lottie Wilcox's place, as Miss Lottie had to "top at home to attend to other business.-. , ' . The farmers are huiUing with their farm work. . -' ,"' - , Mr M R McKeel U trucking logs and Mr Jack Lane Is Duttmg them to the tram road, they- seem to be making good time if the weather Is bad for logging. " - A T Wealherington la cutting lumber alrleht with his mill, the trouble ia he can't got logs fast enough. The peo pi in Clarks all buay with UHr work. , C. W. T. fh Train YrccVcrt. The nvrnt sensational moving picture production evr prrmt-d to any au dioiice 14 Archia u t!cpard s new thri!lr "The Tmin Wrivkcrv", hich will La ona of the t riiriiinl fajurs of the j rrk'rm to la nhnwn at th Ofwra Houiin, Tu'lty March 20. Eird N..'ri. A fj'irr.i-r f l.it tratl, ' iaro- t-i.N ! f a.k ;'. wrr o!.o.tvi-t) f :r a! . t f' ' r 'ay. A fw r.l.ii ' n in ti 1 v. 1 t! . j - ' !. t n , r n ft f I l-'7 J'"' f KILLS CATARRHAL GERMS Breathe Hyomei a Few Times Dally and bs ; 0: Cured Goes Right to the Spot. In treating catarrhal troubles, the first thing necessary is to kill all catarrhal germs that may be present in the nose. throat aud lungs,- thus - freeing the system from the poison that they pro- duce.T'.f ..' -j " - Stomach dosing cannot kill these germs. A direct local treatment is ab solutely necessary, and for this purpose j nothing elss equals Hyomei. : ; Breathed through the neat pocket in- hailer that comes with every , outfit Hyomei reaches every tissue, of nose, throat and lungs giving immediate relief and effecting a permanent cure in the worst cases of catarrh. The complete outfit, consisting of an inhailer, medicine dropper, and one bottle of Hyomei, coats only SI. Extra bottles can be obtained for 60 cents. F. S. Duffy gives a guarantee with every Hyomei outfit that the tretment will cost nothing unless it cures. Zorah. . , March 13. Rev. R. F. Stilley preached at Friend ship Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Rhesa Yates returned to her home at Gilead Saturday, accompanied by Mr. L. R. Whitford. Miss Ella Dunn of Aurora spent last week with relatives here, she returned to her home Sunday, accompanied by Miss Emma Chase. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Scott and littTe son Wallace, of Washington, spent a days with relatives here this week. Mr. Troy Peel of Aurora, was at Mr. H. B. Wetherington'8 Sunday. Mr, J. A. Harrington and Miss Vir die spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives near Small. Miss Ola Thomas is the guest of Miss Lizzie Whitford this week. Miss Jessie Price's school closed last Friday with a nice game" of ball in the afternoon. Miss Jessie is a good teach er and liked by all. Miss Mary Whitford's school will close next Saturday. The young peo ple are anticipating a little dance at the school house in the afternoon, everybody come. Miss Arnecia and Stella Dunn accom panied by Mr. Mr. Frank Dunn, all of Olympia spent Saturday night at Mr. W. H. Tunstall's. Mr. Joseph O'Neal of New Bern spent Saturday night with his parents here. Mr. James O'Neal has returned home from Newport NewB. . Harlowe and North Harlowe. March 8. Rainy weather is still in evidence and farming preparations are going slowly in consequence. Miss Hellen who has been teaching at Deppe has finished her school and passing through for her home stopped with Misses Lilian and Bottle Bell last Friday, making them a short visit, re turning home on last Monday. -' Mr. W. N. "Bell met with the com miasioners last Monday. Miss Bessie Martin came home from her school at Riverdale last Saturday, spending Sunday at home and returned to her school Monday morning. Miss Berry of Hyde who is viaiiing Mrs. A. J; Barbour was in attendance at our Sunday school lust Sunday. She is. one of .Hyde's favorite frd fairest daughters. Mr. Walter Mailiaon of New Beta was again maklog his regular calls upon our merchants last Monday,' , Mr. John S. Morton spent last Mon day In New Bern on busineas. ' Miss Lela Hardrsty who has beta teaching at Merrimon has finished her term moat satisfactory and returned borne last Sunday. Her many f ricods are glad to have her borne again. Mr. Thomas Lindaey of New Bern made a commercial visit to our berg this week. . .'..v.' - . Mr. Horace Ilardiaty who has been working for some time at New Born has Wn home n a short visit to his parent, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ilardiaty. The home of Mr W F Becton Is very mui-h Improved in appafahe by the hanging of his newly painUd biindr. Our school is growing In favor and atkfctitn daily under the teaching of Mi r.n.ma KilrholUof Virginia. She haa (.Mainl b.anl with Mr W W Bell, a roue h m're coneni'nt home to her .rV:.. ?'r Jmwph A Fmatl of Wv.r Harlowe a in rn Monday rnaV wg pur rh. i ut ' r' '..:rt an 1 Qth't lhif. i; i.r.-f .-ir m"t fr"t'imn farm a! z t I a r j -.lar r .-; Vl V a ('ram I l- r , At HACKBURN If you trade you be pleased. Try-If Not as we sr. -then quit READY FOR BUSINESS We are now properly installed with 'a ne stock o' Dry Goods and Millinery at our '' Ne Store, No. 97 Middle St., where we wish to see 01 friends for anything they may need in those line At our old stand No. 89 Middle St., we ar showing a beautiful line of Clothing and Men'; Furnishings and are up-to-date stock of Mens ant Ladies Shoes and Oxfords in all the latest toes: Respectfully, I I, BAXTER: I t, J L. HARTSFIELD C ontruetor omefc 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. After having so much trouble to get Tin work done when I wanted i like I wanted it done have purchased the Tin Business of L. II. Cannon, i opened a First Class Tin shop No. 90 Middle Street, next to Gaskins ( Store, where I have competent and experienced men to do my work, I wil this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTING and BUILDING. Any work sent mo will receive PROMPT ATTENTION, .and will be LIVERED when PROMISED. I have an EXPERIENCED SLATER, ALL KINDS OF STOVE V, DONE. STOVE PIPE Made to Order. Office Phone 129, Residence 185. Bargains in Buggies, Wagons Harnesses, Sc. Mr. L. G. Daniels having bought the intcreeU of Mr. F. M. Hahn and hav 'ng decided to dlarnnlir.uo the buggy, wagon, and harncas buaincas, he will close out what stock Is now on hand a' coat, giving his many friends and cue tomars the opportunity of buying the best !&00 2 bone wagon for 87.601 85.00 top buggy 06.00 " 16.00 harness " 13.60 " 142.60 caal. 26,00 caali 60.00 cash 62.60faah ILOOeaab 9.00 cash Whips, Robes and other articles In like proportion, it would be well to tome and avail yourself of this oppor tunity. ' . . v " f'eat and Sausage at Hams at 16s lb; . . . " 8auege Meat We Ib. ; -Mtinned llama, 15s Ux" ' . Frankfurter 10s B . - - -lUikHfna 10c D. -Pork Sauaage 13 lb Link lie lb. - Nfrtlh Carr.Iina iterrlng I f of 6e I!irmrr1i Herring 2?4 tan. - -n,..re fh 2 f t Z'. i n iiAnicri? V' a ' H Z ' .il, a are r ' -( Ti' j I rc! !'.( 1 1 . . a 1 If f i n f ! a ft; ' - S f ! t r. i 1 f f RIVERSIDE STORE r v .niiwt and Builder. PHOKE WE FEEL that we can please anyone wi ligiit weight suits. . They're co ble, serviceable and fashlonsl : eorrect thing for the seuon. V. aa elegant line of high grade tv in Bummer suitings. All the i dWgna ia eergea, cheviots Jan 1 One fabrics to select from. (7 yea perfeetiott ht cat, fit and Reliable, stylish suits f 15 u;. be brat elsewhere for twice i! . P, "M. CffADXVn KEW - BERH" GOTTCII FERTILIZER T IL - -. ( ... ... liAmjr4Ctt;iii:Ri t w C:lt:i t: , L j 'S STORE 7 -
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