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MEW BERN, N. C. FRIDAY MORNING, .MARCH-16. 1906
VOLyXXIILNO. 297.
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CRAVEN'S EC'JCA- ; i :
T10NAL PROGRESS.
Jar buyer has Just
Ycrk, vte lie vjent
things of Is Spring and
to sains are coming in
- We will have 6a sale ; Monday -the following
fabrics: --Meroerijed Taffeta, Batiste, Jacquord Zephyr, Pongee
Silk. Linen Finish Chamber?, Organdies, and Mulles. These fabrics
' are unusually prettv, being very dainty.; Patterns suitable either for
, children or Ladies. ','7"" 5"' A ,' '
Man' other 'novelties wowmU like to.mentlo but for want of
space. - , - -
J M Mitchell & Co'J.
S " . ' PHONE 288 . .
61 PoU6ck St., ;Opp. Episcopal Church
Gasldll Hdw. & Mill Sup'y. Co.
-PARIOD ROOFING--
' Wg beg to'announce to our trade that -we have just
1 gotten a fresh CARLOAD of this ROOFING, and can fill
'Your Orders; 1 ; It "is Superior to any Roofing Cn the Market
' ' PHONE' 147: '; " - f.-;l-V
Furniture and
Household ,
; Goods.
; We desire to call :your afc
' tehtion to our complete line
, of Furniture. 5 Our stock is
being increased daily by the
best goods on the market: v
GoCarts.
We have a new1- lot of
. baby carts in all styles at
' prices which will meet witn
. approval. -' - . :
J. S. MILLER
New Bern N. C. , v.
Lumden & Stith
Strang L'nt of K!re Intinuics Com-
snis. ' : r, ', v- . ' V. k -AH
n.iit'w:nM,J!' alien Wd ta ,
tin ai him faaca HEiicl b
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INT.URAKCE TAYa.
I ir may ofmf t rr lim". It kit to
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sesrch of e!I ti ra
sr Stp,
J. L OIKS S CO.;
-Norh Ca'rolir ,.
Leading Florists;
Roses, Carnations and Violets a spec
ialty. All Flowers in season.
Wedding Bouquets and Floral Decora
tions at short notice. r-yliK
Palms, Ferns ' and Winter Flowering
. Plants in greatjvarlety. -;V';
Rosebushes, Shiubbery, Evergreens,
Bedge Plants, and Shade Trees -;
-, In best leading varieties : :
Uail, Telephone and Telegraph Or
ders promptly executed, by " a - ...
, ; J. L. O'QUINN A CO.,
'.:-., Raleigh, n. a
" All Phones 149 'h . .
Latest Styles
in Tailor made Skirts and
Eton and Pony Jacket Suits
in White, Grey and Black
JuU received at
D. F. JARVI5.
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Active
Metropolis
Ftm Land Sltt for Manufactory. Elks Au
ditorium. Rictor Rnlgnt. Phono
Service Ovtr Southorn. No ,
i ' Fodoral Court. Dates
for Circuit Court of - "-
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(Special Correspondence.) ?
Greensboro March 15. Mr. Garland
Daniel, a large property owner here
and' one of Greensboro's most enter
prising and public spirited citizens, has
offered to deed areas of valuable land
adjoining the city and on the railroad,
free of charge as sites for manuf ac
ing concerns. , ' , ,
For some time a committee of the
Lodge of Elks has been quietly matur
ing plans for the erection of a large
lodge , auditorium, lodge . and office
building. Recently, all the lodges and
fraternal societies in the city have con
ceived the idea of co-operation for the
purpose of erecting, a grand ''Union
Temple" or "Fraternity Home,'.' hav
ing lodge rooms and auditoriums for
every lodge In the city, with a general
ciub room apartments.; While this
scheme is in embryo committees from
all the organizations am being formed
and the suggestion' has been found a
most popular one. " J ', "'
The vestry of St Barnabas' Episco
pal church on Monday received a letter
from Rev. H. Baldwin Dean tendering
his resignation as rector of the church.
Failing health causes Dr. Dean to re
ign. He wrote" that he wanted to
come back and resign in person but
the state of his health was such that be
could not. , ' - f ' "
The Southern Railway has just com
pleted the work of installing a . tele
phone service in every station of the
Danville division. The wires used for
telegraphing are used for the tele
phones. , The use" of telephones it ii
thought will considerably facilitate the
carrying on of the company's broinepa.
It is often possible to . telephone over a
wire when telegraphing over It is im
possible, .j ' ' -
There was no session of the Federal
Court yesterday morning. , it was ex
pected yesterday that B. F. Sprinkle of
Reidsville, woul l be present and the
formal proceedings of . entering, the
mandate of the circuit of Appeals ap
proving - Judge Boyd's sentence two
years ago of the defendant to the pen
itentiary . at Atlanta would - be had.
Last night by agreement, it was ar
ranged for Sprinkle to appear Friday
and ft submit himself to the Judgment
of the court V, - v . o ;': .-,.
Ait order was received from Circuit
Judge fsa'han Coff this morning to the
effect that a regular term of Circuit
Court of Appeals . would ' begin in
Richmond the first week in May, for
bearing appeals from Maryland, East-
Virginia, and West Virginia. On
May 2 1 it, the court win begin its ses
sion In Asheville to hear cases from
South Carolina, the Eastern and West
ern Districts of North Caro ins and the
We tern DUtrkt of Virginis. V
An InaylverUnt Injustice was done
so ne of tk dcforxitnl! imiicted in th
Fed est Court bt for allered fraud
against the government, by the state
ment In the eorrmprmJnce ystorday
thit Jo'ui W. Htt was present While
many "w.r"' nt, it is li-amrd thla
morirfi Uikiiry bnjwt the djfend-
inU ri'iiKMwnU-d hv Moaors Adams,
Bynnu, Mcfoill, Aycork, Hani, Wt-
son, to-wjt: Qmctrt Ut lj, SimucI,
lianjia, bmllh and Walker wre on
hand, ready to know the order of th
cxirt TVIr abucnce from the bar,
and the sUtrmpnt, Ly Ju!g Boyd
that It would he uiwIcm to try Huti
t ml hsve to try othirs otr again, gv
rim to the mtr9ion thut he aWi
Mrs, T C Court, srcUry ef th
Woman Oineuan Tn-iiwrnp I nii
in Nfth Camlma. I'H.w) t. la
drnU at tH Norn.nl an-1 lnd.r
C"Ilse at 4.3-J oV Pirk ytr tsjr af'.rr
noon. T. aUrct w ina,!a tir.-
U-. au'f'if't ef Ihe y tur 2 Woman's
(1ifUin AUtUnof tltat ntiftin
snd M lar''y altftt.ini un l rrj 1
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Late Happenings From This
SucTi
is Total Grand
State.
Tax -of the
Memorial Building for St. Mart's. . Auditor
' Dixon Wants Ceiutloa of Black- ,
burs and Holloa Hew From ; -
, Wathlngton. Additional ,
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Stats Charter
V Granted. , 1 ' ,
(Special Correspondance.)
Raleigh, N. a, March 15.-The State
chartered the Cape Fear Dairy Co., at
Duke, in Harnett county with an
authorized , capital - stock of S5 000,
which may ; be increased to $25,000.
E. S, Yarborough, C, J. Smith and A.
Y. Kelly of, Duke, are incorporators,
Poultry, eggs and cheese wilt also be
handled. :
The recapitulation of the report of
the State Auditor of North Carolina
which is now in the hands of the State
printers, shows some interesting fig
ures as to the taxes of the State, as
follows: ' l-
Real estate and personal property
746,331 99;. Income $24,589.19; Sched
ule B, $128,653.40 Schedule -C, -$29, -885.67;
Total general taxes $929,459.29;
Pension, property and poll $175,326.66;
State general and special $1,104,785.95;
School taxes payable to county treas
urers $1,278,689 65; County taxes $2,-
078,094 03r or a grand total of $4,461,
569,63.-"- j. , .. '
The Planters'; Warehouse Company
at Apex, will do a general tobacco busi-J
ness, will manufacture ' and sell plug
and smoking tobacco, cigars and ciga
rettes; and will also make bo es, casks
etc.' Tha capital stock is placed at$30
OOu, of which amount $1,500 has been
ubscribed, incorporators ' are W. : B.
Johnson, Raleigh, L. S. And P. J. Olive,
S. W, Stone, H. W. Harward, B. B.
Wagner and C W. Mills, of Apex.
The establishment of this plant at Apex
will also mean more-business of a simi
lar kind in that section.' :;.. .;,
C C. Hook of the architectural firm
sf Hook & Rodgers, of Charlotte, spent
today In Raleigh, where he was, called
to look af ter.the awarding of contracts
for the erection of the Memorial, audi
torium at St Mary's School here. Bids
were not opened today because of the
absence of Bishop Cheshire, , who will
return next week. ., V'"'" J-'H'-'C
"Will you not ask the papers of the
3tato of. North. Carolina to request
their correspondents in Washington, p,
C. to jet op on Blackburn and Bolton,
and to spend some of their time in inter
viewing the senators and representa
tives from NortK Carolina, at least part
of the time. - Holton and Blackburn
eeem to have become a , sort of con
tinuous performance with them?" This
comment was offered by. Dr. B. F.
Dixon, State Auditor, and he was in
earnest in the request . '
Have you weakness of any kind
ttomach, back, or organs of the body
Don't dope yourself with ordinary medl
cine. HollisUr's Rocky MoanUlnTes
is the suDreme curative power. 35
cents. Sold by F. 8. Duffy. " .-
. Interior Decoration lor March.'
Irtterlor Doco ration for March is of
-pec itl Interest to those who eontrnv
plate building, or those who wish to
sradoin their homes. Wall treatment
for county Cornea, on thoj proper hang-
ng of pictures, serviceable sofa pi I'
!or. the billiard room for a small
Kouie, furniture for a summer home,
ere among a numtx-r of most intretr
ini and proflulle articles to be found
in th Marth number of this periodica!
wliib l-ii!ps thwe are many other ar
tirVj of value to Uxe wbn have home
Wiile to Clid and Lawlcm, pulilifih
era, and sulTite fir Intrlir Dco
ruikm. 13 Union fvinare, Kw York
City, 11.03 sjpar.
lUve you r-!rm In tl.e hark, lr,"am.
mat ,r rf any k'n 1, t!.iimatUnl. faint-
Ir.j n-f','.n, I;..! -rtitiin or conalml.
H.'.'..t.!Vs Hock l!..ii:.u!n Tra wakf
jml well, k fm jr i-i ' II TSt (rr.'A, T
orTat!. r.Mt.y I. 5. DufTy.
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County Superintendent Brlnton'e Report 0s
School sl Thefr Development
New Building.'
In an interview with Suptr S. M.'
Brmson, who has nearly-completed his
school visiting in Craven county for this
winter, the Journal has. learned some
most satisfactory news, as to the edu
cational situation in this county, out
side of this city, as well as regarding
some matters in this city. ,,"t 1
Mr.' Brinson has visited schools in
every township, not., every school, but
5? in all, and while most of the schools
are about over for the term, there are
few rtill in session ;, The outlook in
II townships is favorable aud every
thing is encouraging, and particularly
in the way of better school houses and
new school houses, is - the prospect
bright At Fort -Barnwell there is to
be a new school building to cost $1,200,
and at Cove where there has been a
consolidation - of two school districts,
also, a $1,200 building. Vanceboro is to
have a' new building,: which is to be
erected under-the enterprise of a local
stock company of citizens, who orga-
izel 8fter the special tax-election
failed, determined to have a new school
bu'ld ng. At Bachelor and Croatan it
is expected that new school houses will
be erected.
This eounty has taken up its full al
lowance for rural free libraries, and
has applied for more. . :,. V
In the matter of the colored school
in thb city, which lost Its building by
re. Sapt Brinson', had no encouraging
report to make, as the funds so far
secured were' insufficient to start the
erection- of a new school building at
present ,; .
f Oil THE CHILDREN
v Coin Trtclt Explained. .
A magician will sometimes borrow a
i!me nnd.mark it before you and seem
to put the same In the middle of a
Handkerchief and wind It that you may
better sen and feel It; then he will take
:he handkerchief . and bid you feel
whether Hie dime bo there or uot, cud
will also require you to put the
ouie under a -candlestick or some such
like tying; .then be will send fof a
baslu of water,, and holding the basin
under the table right against the can
dlestick be will use certain words of
enchantment, and In a short time you
wltl hoar the dime-fall Into the basin.
This done, let one take off, the candle-
ittt-k and the magician take the hand
kerchief and shake It but the money is
gone, whieii seems a strange rear, dot
being known the miracle Is turned In
to a bauble, for It Is nothing else but
to sew a dime ltito a corner of a hand
kerchief, which corner you roust con
vey Id the middle of your handkerchief
Instead of the borrowed dime.
xofca Honor. .
Tobacco, which used to be me
dium of exchange la tlve early colonial
days of Ylitfula, h today the currency
of British New Guinea. The Brltlah
artmlnlctrntor tb?re reports that the
mctUirm Is not the menus of a lively
trade. Of -Uir nutJve lie says: "lit
will fro to work for few weeks or
moiilb md'tvir., n fv po-jadi. then
return lot his borne and luad tbe lift of
a ro-jiloninu. ; II Is. oble to purchase
with the to'.ww) th lst of food and
In j uric nud IcniW a most" try and
alurplsh life. VtTilU? tobacco remains
die currency, as It Is now, I see do
hope of improvement fa the labor coo-
dltlous with the Mtlre.".- ..:
ta bf aia.Umln. '
Tbe atMmn-r 8wnn'nnk at her pier
!r rs a n-sult of a h-ak mused by
rnuaLrnts. - The rodents cnawed a bole
tliron.-h Hit bnil nwr tlie water line,
nd tle boot aetttal until she rested
on the bottom.
Tb craft w-ss sucrwwfully raised
with tbe SMlktanre of a tua. whose
riumiMi wfre -mployid. Tle mokrtU
that cntiiuHl the troulile were killed
Tortlnnd Orcontfln. " ' ' ,
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p.n iK-trwe vf !-l)ra is Mid to
haro Im-h (), lnvr-.itl.i-i vf Jlolin mined
of 1'. v Stmit KV1 A. I'. T!i r
tuns nn Intr lt! F;ain by lt
i!ni4. T!. f.n.t tr-.,!!-'e on th iiU-
! In nnr i:iiri-nii litiKHnctj U le-
I pif"! t !.-'! toii !.nt if l.tK ra.
mil tn 1 Vn r,rt r.i'c'.ioli a'a-hr
wet tr'i'' n t'f ti'l'-fl l--rl, leoiif
rr nt t: r! ' i, at I'.i-i.'irS.U ' ati-ml
J"'.T. lif r m li Crt t' t!.i! 0
..ft,-: ;
tun. nil.
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Impossible to . Get Employment, as
': Face and Body VVere Covered With
;.J Itching . Sores Scratched Till
Flesh Was Raw-rSpent . Hun
dreds of Dollars oh Doctors and
. Hospitals and Grew Worse. .
CURED BY CUTICURA -
IN FIVE WEEKS.
''Since the year 1894 I have been
troubled with a very bad case of
eczema which I have spent hundreds
of dollars trying to cure, and I went
to the hospital, but they failed to
cure me and it was getting worse all
the time. Five weeks ago ray wife
bought a.box of Cuticura Ointment
and one cake of Cuticura Soap, and I
am pleased to say - that I am now
completely cured and well,
st "It was impossible for me to get
employment, as my face, head, and
body , were covered with it The
eczema first appeared on the top of
my head, and it had worked all the
way around down the back of my neck
and around to .my throat, down my
body and around the hips. It itched
so I would be obliged to scratch, it,
and the flesh was raw.
- "I would first wash the affected
parts with warm water and Cuticura
Soap, and then apply Cuticura Oint
ment and let it remain on all night, and
in the morning I would use Cuticura
Soap. I am now all well, which all
my friends can testify to, and I will be
pleased to. recommend Cuticura to
any and all persons wh6 wish a speedy
and permanent cure of skin diseases,
(signed) Thomas M. Rosslter, 290
Prospect Street, East Orange, N. J.,
Mar. 30, 1905."
COMPLETE TREATMENT
For Every Humor $i
Complete external and internal treat
ment for every humor from infancy to
age, consisting of Cuticura Soap, Oint
ment and Pills, may now be had for
one dollar. A single set is often suffi
cient to cure when all else fails.
ft'ldhroujhijtrt the world. Potter Drag fc Chun. Corm
r-Mallal t iM, " Bow to Can Torturing HnmorV
Rowland & Clifford
Present
The Emphatic Success
DORA
TH0RNE
Dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's
- - :' Famous Novel
THE SWEETEST STORY EVER TOLD
Wholesome, Cleas, Rttrwhlni
As Ezcellenl Production
GALLEY 25; LOWB FLOOR 60
and 75c - 1 .
School Children Milinii at 3 P. M.
Archie LShepard
WILL ntSENT TBI MOST MARVELOUS
Moving Pictures
tVK MHIBITKO, " ,
POSITIVELY EVERYTHINQ NEW
NOT ONE riCTL'RE SHOWN -AT
OUR FORKER EXHIBITION WILL
BE RE-PRODL'CED. - '
PdlCtl-miM IS, JS.'l0s; VaUaee II
i4 7J. ttata sevo m.
Our aim is to give, you
something newer, better,
rr.crc reliable, clcancn and
at a rcor.ablc price. Noth
ir.g common, shoddy, imfKrr
fect cr UUhy. Wc dd no'
w.irst you to buy anything
th-.t v.-c v.-ouM not buy our
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then quit.
READY FOR BUSINESS !
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We are now properly installed with a new
stock o Dry Goods and Millinery at our New
Store, No. 97 Middle St., where we wish to see our -friends
for anything they may need in those lines.
At our old stand No. 89 Middle St., we are "
showing a beautiful line of Clothing and Men'-s
Furnishings and are up-to-date stock of Mens and
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords in all the latest toes.'
Respectfully, vt
I I BAXTER!
J L. HARTSFIELD f
Contrnc'or and Rail tier.
OFFICII 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. PHONt 22
After having so much trouble to get Tin work done when I wanted it ar,
like I wanted it done have purchased
opened a First Class Tin shop No. 90
Store, where I have competent and experienced men to do m work, I will n.
this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTING and BUILDING. ,
Any work sent me will rcceivo PROMPT ATTENTION, and will be DE
LIVERED When PROMISED.
I have an EXPERIENCED SLATER. ALL KINDS OF STOVE 0E:
DONE. STOVE PIPE Made to Order.
Bariains in Buggies, Wagons
Harnesses, Sc.
Mr. L. G. Daniels having bought the
Interests of Mr. F. M. Hahn and hav
ing decided to discontinue tbe buggy.
wagon, and harrwiui bunineas, he will
close out whst stock is now on hand at
fostgiving his many friends and us-
tompra the opportunity of buying the
best
"&00 X horse wagon for
laCOeaah
2St00eaah
00.00 cash
eZSOeaah
lLOOcaah
9.00 cash
85.00 top boggy "
65.00 ! "
1S.00 harnM
1160 " '
Whine. Robes and other articles to
like irroportion. It would be well to
come and avail youraeuT or mis oppor
tunity. -. - . 'V '. .
f'eat and Sausarje al.
Hams at ISc lb; ; , :
fUunnge Meal 10c lb.
FIMnntd Ham, le tb. : ' '
Prr,kfurte.f lOc lb
!oVna I0 fix
Pork 13 B
tJr.klOelh.
K.4ih Cemlina Hrrtit! t f of tc
rUsmsn-k l!"Tring 2f can.
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STORES
Will
the Tin Business of L. H. Cannon.'- Hav
Middle Street, next to Gaaklns Cyc
Oftlce Phone 129, Evidence 185.
WE FEEL
that can please anyone with
light Wilgbt suits. ' They're eomf
ble," tervieeablo) and fashionahln
correct thbg for the se won. V' )
aa elfant tine of high grade !'
ra Samroer sulUogs. e All the n
dflslgns fc sergea, cheviots and
floe fabrtrs to select from. Can i
JM perfertkm la cut, 0t and f
Reliable, stylish solU MS p. (
be beat elsewhere for twice it.o i
F, M.CITAI)VI1
mi mm cone: c :
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