11 23, 1905
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TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR
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SECCN3 ESCAPE RETURE0
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pA;ifknir ftt.- Odd.
ELLWOOD WIRE FENCE!
- Car Load just to hand, Windows, Poors and Blinds
Heath"& Milligari Paints; Pure Oils and Leads Fine Line
Builders' " HardwarefCook Stoves and "Ranges. .:v"; :
Gaskili Hdw. & Mill Sup'y.: Co.
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Furniture and
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tention to our complete line
i cii Furniture.-. Our stock is
-: being increased amy oy tne
best gobd3 onth.e market";.'
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. we jiave new ; 101 . oi
: baby ; carts in all 'styles at
v prices which will meet with
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LSadinjr FlorisTs
Roiea, Carnations and Violeta a spec
: , lalty AH Flowera in aeason. -Wedding
Bouquets and Floral Decora
. vwiv tions at jhort notice. v?'
Palms, Ferns and Winter: Howering
Plants in great variety, r.
RosebuHhea, j Sh ubbery t Evergreens,
":r; Bedga Plants, and Sbade Tre ;
''.k'-t in beat leading varieties
; Mail, Telephone and Telegraph Or
der j nromntlv exreoted. bv .
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Latest Styles
in Tailor made Skirts and
Eton and Pony Jacket Suits
in White. Grey and Black.
Juct received at " ,
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W: 'y Crcke Ftrent's Heart
Tv..!,3 Years cf Misery Doctor
Ca!!cd Casa Incurable i!o!pcd
' from First, and
EFEED1V CU.ED BY :'
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"I vkh to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put a stop to 1
twelve years of misery I passed with
my son. As an in-,
fant I noticed on
his body a red spot
and treated same '
with differentrem :
edies for about five '
years,: but when .
the spot began to
get larger 1 put
him under the care
of doctors. Under
their treatment the disease spread to
four different parts of his body The -longer
the doctors treated him the worse
it jrrew. Durine the dav it wouldet
rough and form like scales. At night it
would be cracked, inflamed, ana baaiy -swollen,
with terrible burning and itch- ,
big. When I think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart.. - iliscreama .
could be beard down Btairs. ine sul-
feringof mysonmodemefullof misery. -1
had no ambition to work; to eat, nor
could X sleep. ' . . . . ,
" One doctor told me that mv son's
eciema Was incurable And gave it up
for a bad job. i Jne evening 1 saw an.
article in the paper about the wonderful -Cuticura
and decided to give it a trial
"I tell you that Cuticura Ointment
Is worth its weight in gold; and when I
had used the first box of Ointment there
was a great improvement, and bythe
time I had used the second set of Cuti
curaSoap,Ointment, andResolventmy
child was cured. '.He is now -twelve
years old, and. his skin is as fine' and
smooth as silk., (signed) Michael Stein
man, ,7 Sumner Avenue, Brooklyn,"
N. Y.f April 18, moSrfpc.?isy
OompM ETtanwl mi4 Internal TrMbnmt tor trtrf
BuHinr. from riniilcl to 8.-rofulft, from Infinry t6
connlitlng of OiiUcurm Roas, Ue., (Mutmi m, Wc., Hnal.
Tnl, We. (In form of Chocolate Coatnl fill., M. par vial
of ). may be had of alldniftrMt. A vlnfla art often cwaa.
fotlar lrug ft ilhtm. CorpHola Frope Boaton.
UarMailwl fna, " 11a v U dm tluiiuxa at CHOdliooo.
MASOXIC OPERA HOUSE
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Commencing Monday, March 26th.
tock Com po ny
Repertoire of Metropolitan Successes
Strong Specialties embracing Catchy
Songs. Pleasing Dances, Ac
Monday.Night, The Tremendous JTit
"Tli3 Silver DassK"
PRICES 10. 20 and 30 cents. Seats
on tale at Waters Book Store. -.
; m Oak and Pine Wood.' ;
Dry Oak and pins wood sawed in
stove lengths at ELLIS COAL' AND
WOODYARD, Union point . , '
Nelion'i.Cafe, .'
" ; 128 Mj.Ule Stroet, '
U Home's Old Stand.
Whn hungry cull to m m for bar-
bacne. Ojntars friih tvery day, sbo
ny kind cf mwil rrvl nn simrt noti?,
Fand ;e wihhing' oyU-r il !ivcrv)
plt ane send in order lfor 10 a. m. snd
S p. tn. Prompt attention (mij to 1)
orders. " If, N'-!ii!, ll old rjtM rt dy-
tcr onener, ii etill with the Krlturn rufe,
J. M. NLLSON, rmprit tor.
Eargnim for the Pcopls
If jroy want a rurkoo rloek fur tIQ.(
tt.ilet tK-ts In trij-W l'atr, pi.'j.J t,r.-i;.i
a.lvtrware. Kret h j.erf.;'r.r, t r
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Governor and Party of Pcnnsylva-
nians Fass Through.
Charges Against Frizler Fully InyestlgaUd.
Ccnvocatlos Meeting. . Injunction Suit
is Paving Contract. '. Stnatof '
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(Special Correspondence.)
Greensboro, March 22. A special
train of seven cars passed through here
at 8 45 last night conveying Governor
Penny packer and party of Pennsylva
nia to Vicksburg, Miss., to 'attend an
unveiling eeremony., ; In : the .. party
were many . members of the G. A. R.
and tichly epanletted "peace soldiers",
members of' Governor Pennypacker's
staff, The party took supper here and
seemed to be out on pleasure bent
Postoffice Inspector C. B. . JCeene re
turned to Washington last night having
completed his - investigation . Of , the
charges which were - filed in Washing
ton against. Dr.".: C. P. Frazier whose
confirmation for postmaster here has
been held up fotsome time.' -v : v. o,
St Barnabas Episcopal Church was
well filled last at the first service of the
Convocation meeting, which begins its
regular session today." Rev; E, A. Os-
born. Archdeacon of 'the Convocation
conducted the service assisted by Rev
Guignard, The'sermon; Was preached
by Rev A. R. Berkely, . of ayodan,
who has Been recently called to the
rectorship of St. Barnabas parish but
who is still considering the cal'. , '
The city has retained Messrs,1" Sted-
mn and Cooke to assist City Attorney
Strudwick in contesting the injunction
secured by-E J Justice, attorney for
prrperty holders who have had payment
it he street paving held up on the
ground of imperfect work and extra-,
vagmt prices. It is said -that in the
event tbo charges made in the com-
pi dnt of negligence of duty, if not of
corruption against: Chairman of btrcet
Committee Hunter and City Engineer
Potter are not sustained by the Judge,
these officials! will bring a libel, suit
against the complainants in the peti-
tit n, Messrs. C D. Benbow and B. H.
Morrison. Mr. T. H. Lasley, of Chatta
nooga, president of the Southern Pav-
ing and Construction Company, which
is doing the vitrified brick paving hern,
left last night returning to Chattanoo
ia It is understood that the company
will, deny every allegation made by the
parties who brought the injunction and
will allege that nit doinjr work in a
doeen cities similar to that being . done
here and no trouble has arisen . '.
A. letter was received yesterday by
Mr. David ' Dreyfus, ' exalted - ruler,
Greensboro Lodge No. 602 B. P..O. ,
from Senator John W. Daniel, of Vir
ginia, containing his acceptance to an
invitation to deliver the annual memo
rial address to the Elka in this city
next December. , During his stay in
Greensboro ! will be the guest of Mr.
snd Mrs. Dreyfus on fit Washington
street . " ..
Judge Boyd yesterday received
Istter from Circuit Judge .Na that, Go ft,
it sling that h had been assigned to
preside at the trial of Congressman
Blackburn which would be tried April
17th. : . '
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Have you weakness of- ny kind
stomach, bark, or organs of the body
Don't dope youmelf with ordinary tndi
cine. Ilollister's Rocky Mountain Tmi
ia tha supremo curative power. 25
cents. Sold by F. S. Duffy.
Loco
March 21
We are having it quite rainy et;ain
and Ha bad f ir those ln bava coUn.
l;i.lrr Job fmiih, ha- I ori Si
for quit awl.ilp ia improving very
!y. Mr. N. i .- Wlnta t,f l".."
vi!!e tRUiMfiied bis hrrt Very
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Tht Wlilti Koum Brldt Sends a Nice
Note
V.' of Acknowledgement to Era, -
, Robert Hancock.
Mrs. Robert Hancock sent as a wed
ding present to Hon. and airs Nicholas
Longworth a richly and beautifully
embroidered sofa pillow;.. The patU-rn
was purchased in Boston and the cm
broidery work was exquisitely perform
ed by Mrs. Clyde Benton. The following
letter of acknowledgement , was re
ceived this week; '" - , - ,
Washington, D. C, March 16, 1906. '
My Dear Mrs. Hancock i
M rs Long worth appreciates very much
the beautiful embroidered cushion you
sent her and thanks'you very much for
your kind thought of ber. v '
. . - Yours truly, - -
- NICHOLAS LONGWORTHa :
Have you pains in the back, inflam
mation of any kind, rheumatism, faint
ing spells, indigestion or constipation,
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes
vou well. k( ens vou well. 35 cents, Tea
or Tablets. . Sold by fL Si Duffy. vl
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HV March 20.2
We have been having a great deal of
ram, recently, causing . the' farmers to
be much behind in their work. - I',- V
i afr. Freeman Hawk, "of Allentown.
Pa , president of PTne Lumber Co ,-of
Nw Bern spent a- few hours here , last
Mr B E Williams spent a few hours
uiisew Bern Monday.-
Mr E S Ballanger spent Tuesday in
New BeiH. .". sS ' ljr '
Mr J E Hank was ' down to see U'
again Saturday. 'j; x ' c:0
Miss Bessie Mortonr who has been
home on the sick list since last week,
baa returned and resumed her duties as
teacher at this place. ; , r
Mrs Bettia Whaley and son of - New
Bern, spent Saturday and Sunday with
MrtfH W BelL W, ' ' z
Mrs Emily Charlotte, of New Bern,
is spending a few weeks in our berg,:
Miss Nannie Hardison returned fron
New Bern .Sunday , after spending a
week with her suiter Mr Ballard.. '5 rfi
Mr W N. Samraona made a" flyinir
trip to. Jacksonville Monday- '
Miss Bessie Belt of New Bern,- spent
Saturday and Sunday with, Ear parents
Rev Ialer filled his regular appoint
jaent here Tuesday iilght
Mr Ed uttleton naa returned irom
aawk-SUle, where be went to see hU
oa rents. T; ..."m'",
Mr a I Ebro spent xuescuy u Me
8'-;...:xp:-i..i;.,"-.;
- Messrs Bert and Brent' Williams, f
W and Ben Hardison spent Saturday a'
New Brn. :j$'J.
Rev Daughty filled his regular , a p
pointment here -at 'fVeewlll Baptist
church Sunday ;'(
Finest print butter, 80 ; cents
pn
pound. Ccaat Line Marktt.
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Vlattl CuaranUas i PhvalcUat Sas Over
. . Twa Tkeauas! leading Dntgtata , '
SI Us Ba. Strsagts Ota
'.- star Knew a to Mas. :
This Is because Vinol is the latest
acientlfle production of the greatest
tonio rabuiUer the world has evat
known, namely, cod liver oil. . - -In
Vinol the system-closing, ban
(sating oil la elirainattH). and the me
dicinal, cunative elements known to
ex Lilt In the cod's liver ereailmmUlered
In a bitbly ctif entrated form, there
fore, a prej aratiiin contalnlnif all tbeni
truvli.-ijial, curative and Ixxly-buiWing
.l.Thf-riU, frefl from oil or grease, iriut
hj tli9 bat trtiii.'t.h creaUjr pOawiliW to
JT-lj.'e.
In Vii.ol you know ,lit y.nj are t-A
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Sutplclou Caaa at Klnatoa Proves Another
Nan. Pursuit Continues, , ".
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A bo at 2 a. m., yesterday, the depu
ties Williams and Holton in pursuit of
the escaped Craven county jail prison
era, located ' two of the men at the
house of Fleming - Johnson, about' 14
miles from- here, in Pamlico county.
Johnson is the father-in-law" of Ed
Banks. As the deputies entered the
house, Banks and Douglas ran out the
rear way and into the bam, and there
Douglas tried to hide m a stack of corn
husks, but was pulled out with the help
of a rake and pitch forlt. , Banks dash
ed away into the woods, was fired upon
but entering the swamp could not be
pursued in the darkness. ..rh -J-
Deputy White went to Kinston yes
terday upon word Sent here that Cor
nelius . Staton,--another escape was
therej i The man taken into custody at
Kinston proved upon examination .to be
Charlie White, a former employe of the
Blades v Lumber Co, - He had teen , at
Dover and Went up to Kinston the day
before. Ot course he was not detained.
" - . - Punta CorUa Items. :
:-':' r.March2a'
We extend greetings to . our friends
Bogue and hope this letter ; finds them
allwell. V-,-" - 1
There has been but little news of in
terest here. .The sad death of the
vouna- wife of Cant - Parker of ' which
we wrote last week. VShe Vs well
liked in our town and we all will miss
hef.-(, , . i t ,
'. Fishing is again dull, v Some boats
et quite good hauls but there; are not
many of them. RH. Weeks came in
one day last week with 6800 pounds of
fish on board... This was the haul we
IwvehMatone'tjme.,';;''"
.The East coast crowd H returned
nd although they v have all been
"roasting'';? Punta! Gorda, , we notice
that they are all glad- to get back to
the old town in the spring. - . -iCapt
E. Weeks went down today on
the Sharpie Parrott Capt Rigfion
Weeka took a crowd down on the lunc
ber schooner ' Vigilant last Sunday a
week ago.:;;' -
The boating season is at hand and one
can see lots of them coming or going
all the time. . ..
;, V' '' '-' On the Wing.
$ It pours the oil of life into your sys
tem. It warms you up tnd starts tne
life blood circulating.;? Thata what Hol
lister's Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets, Sold by F. S.
Dufry.;,-'-;;,V;v; . ' .
-Ward. Mill
- :. .March 22.
: Revi Ceddie preached a good sermon
at Queens Creek" church Sunday. In
the text found in Matt HI; 11 and 12.
Mr Clyde Morton, publisher of the
Jacksonville Enterprise had a bad acci
dent a few days ago being burnt by an
explosion. He was laid up and the pa
per did ot appear last week.. T j,
' Misses Sarah Trott and" Laura to
banks of Deppe, are visiting relatives
berej,'. : . xmi-' '.'--tj'
Mr. W H Willis carried B f Willbto
Jack son villa Ust week to consult with
physician.' t . '- V :
'. Our friend Ceorga , Ennett, of New
Bern, was visitor In- this aeetloii ona
day but week. .4 ''',.-
Mr W r Gilbert, the hostllng repre
MDtaUve of the Journal,' was In In our
town last week. . ; ,
We wish to call Congreaaman Thomas'
attention to that arpmf ritttaoii for. the
improvement of ?ew Rhrar which be
promiwMl four years ago. There is need
f that Improvement and it will pay
Everybody deaires to see U cVin
. GENERAL.'
. Cov. ; "
' March 22.
iTTarrh did come In like a lamb, H
haa got to !, a lion and t0 weeks yet
t rur in, a- 1 if it crmtiniwHi to In
rr- .e in f .rv It v. ill o pljtn fray Is
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If you will try it you
Can be had with other
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WANTED! WANTED !!
We want at once 8518 men's, women's and
children's feet to put in our 4259 pairs shoes, so
everybody is invited to come to our Shoe Store at
once and bring your feet with you, ho matter what
size and shape, bring them along and have them
fitted with an up-to-date pair of Shoes, or Oxfords.
We have just received a beautiful stock of Queen
Quality and Reeds Oxfords for the ladies, and
Stacy Adams, Crossetts, Ralston, and Douglas for
men. Don't delay, come and see them, even if
you don't wan't to put your feet in them now.
J. J. BAXTER.
J L. HARTSFIELD
Contractor and Dallder.
UrriCk 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST. PHONt 238
, After having so much trouble lb get Tin work done when I wanted it and
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 my work, I will run
this business in conjunction with my CONTRACTING and BUILDING.
Any work tent me will receive PROMPT ATTENTION, and wjll be DE
LIVERED when PROMISED.
" I have an EXPERIENCED SLATER. ALL KINDS OF STOVE WORK
DONE. STOVE PIPE Made to Order. Office Phone 129, Residence 186.
To DeliopiiUax-Paye,.!
We take this method of Informing
you that your taxes for 1905 are six
months past doe and must be paid at
once. li not paid by April let my
doputies will call at your homes and
places - of bustnesa with positive In.
structiona to collect your taxes. Don't
aak for further indulgence. Thai time
for Indulgence has pai, The couoty
must have money for current expenses
and are urging me t oollect,. , '
t March 20, 1906. . J
'- . ; ; J. ,W, BIDDLE, Bherlff.
SELECT YOUR . .
- . EASTER GIFTS NOW
.Something different, some
thing beautiful something
usefulsomething new. We
are prepared to delight you
in our line of lovely "china
and many additional items
in our house uppjy depart
ment New goods just re
ceived, - " . : Hi
SELECT YOUR ' V
; EASTER GIFTS NOW
WATERS CHINA STORE
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Bread and Biscuit
will be pleased.
. GOOD THIN GS
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MttMiaiaawala0llt
the Tin Business of L. H. Cannon. Have
Middle "Street, next to Cask ins Cycle
P. TBENWITD,
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81ACK3MITH Si WHCILElGBr
Buggies, Wsgons, Carts and Dray ai-
ways kept tn stock. 1 reset tires
without cutting with the latest Iro-v
proved tire shrinker. I keep a good -supply
of cart wheels always in stock
repairing done at quick notice.
Shop on South Front street near
Hancock 8ta
Sash. Door and Mantel
Factor)
No. 22 Hancock 8t, New Ben, N. C
Having yut b a Has of up-to-date
tnachlaery to do all kinds of bouae
buUdinf work, turning, etc., at the
asms okt stand on Hancock street, I
sm prepared to fill all orders at short
ootfco and la the boat and latest style.
AD orders eolnwUd U tne will have my
ersonal attention. ' -
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