NEW BERN, N- C. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 1906
NO. 17.
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
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Ladies Embroidered Shirt Waist
with Collars and Guffs.
Children's White 'tick Sailor Caps
at 25c.
Children's Linen Caps at 25c.
Children's Pique Caps with stars
and anchors at 25c.
Ladies Sailor Hats at 25 and 50c.
DANISH CLOTH
IN ALL COLORS.
t wt wtiiuu sir rv
PHONE 288 5
61 Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church 3
MIG1S
THE BLACKBURN TRIAL
Swarsboro
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for ;i N i. in a.t l j.
a-t sixm a.- j.;KKit,l-
Wo uiv i;uv In aid! in i:ut
Biiiliiin; .m M:u'i ;-' t . and tin
in vo"n .'ij'ic for bii-:n'!-N. I ry
i 'm v i , tr c -;t.i)lt.-.htn. r.l ,:i Oie I'll
i - i-i -p fi-.;tro.vi'tl hy t::- lire,
a i ' i i' ly t'i:n" iiic!i w ,v- I.M vru
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Wl HI lit t ttvr nf the ln-ii"!" liirtt
vei.Vt.lm if lin.":ifi- wnuM ;-.!;.: ,
a ihi: w;is 'rt t.tp iln.'ir. !".!!
turi' tun! 'Art- i:i ho hou -t pst-t oi"
thr tiiv. but t'lOili r.ur.l-iwj H: v. Lok,H
wr f-niTid (it In in as jwrfwi t-ondition precedent th tire and could be uand ainurt
if it won n' t that dry h-ul u innate nrnt! lmm the flrx-. Wfi will aenJ you on! of Lh
h-mks a., so 'm m huvc it t .'upic 1. a .: a testimonial of what your sate will lo. nad we
will v.r y.j-i uiv tftini-i lial oi uny 'Itpcription yuu m.iy deoire, f- wi can noL say
too mil- h 'f i h v iv th' fir io ri t ho tiro. Youri vt-rv truly,
I'hk C:rnoi.u: Ti:i.ljraph Pub.C.. L. A. Ktlcrsun, Uu sinew Manager
1. S Wi- :VI ill-- - . Iln irn Sjfcand lAck Comnnny' Safes, one of the beat safes on
the rriirlw :. '1 : v in winninR the (cold M-dal at World 'b Fair. St. Lou it;, 1904
We hac 1 !i in iii ii.x l; wriKliin from 475 lb to lti. Write for Catalogue and
i. J. II K.NKR FURXriTRl COMPANY New Bern NT.
Heath & Milligan Paint
All sha.l
up the honi"
w arc.
I'.r 'iIh and Lead. Now is the time to Paint and bright' n
'.in. .1 llo'jfinR, Sash Doors, Blinds, Lime and General Hard-
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Sup'y. Co.
PHONE 147.
THE IMS FAIR PIKE
TAC-SIMII.K Kl i INDUCTION AMID THE BI.AZL A.n GLITTER OK
J1IGGEST
BIQ
! GREATEST
SHOWS
io
GRiNDEST
THE TERROR Al THE GOL-
GATE DOES NOT
GROW LESS
Fire Under Control Late Yesterday
Afternoon Loss $2o0.000,C00
TwtU Squire Wiles nl tht CMy In Ruins.
Other Cltie Have Severe Shocks.
Scientist Pretliete Further
Convuttione.
Special to Journal:
San Francuco, April 19.- -The r.o.-rorp
of the earthquake situation do not di
minish 4s tiin" passos baton the other
hand tlwv increase. Lcs Angeles, sout'.
1" ihU ci'y ar.i S.mt.i Kosa. 60 mllw te
the north have both Le-!ti badly shaken I
Argument About Over
Charge Ju)t. Friday
Special to Journal
Greensboro, April 19. At the con
vening of Federal court this morning,
in the Blackburn trial, district attor
ney Lewis announced, that the govern
ment would introduce no further testi
mony. Argument was then begun to
the jury, all having concluded when
ri.urt adj mmed tonight, except Judge
Lewirf who will close for the govern
ment, Friday, Judge Goff beginning
his charge to the jury possihy ut eleven
o'clock.
Facts About San Francisco
. Area in Bquare miles 46, An evsnt quite unique in the history
Judge Will Llkelv "P"""""" ""'j ui una on lown in unsiow county was
Pelietier
April 10.
Farmers are taking advantage of this
tine spring weather and are hustling
their work as fast as they can.
The Unitarians', held the:r regular
monthly meeting here last Sunday.
Several people attended the Kast r
service at Swansboro.
Mr. Jesse Watson made a LiiRiness
trip to Jacksonville last week.
Mr. Oscar Wiggins went to Newport
list Monday.
k i i t .11.. i - i e .
.Mr. Samuel uniy n&? returnc uuim
Newport last week where he has l-cen
employed in ihe livery fPtabli3limTit
i f :j C, :arroll..
Mis.-ea KUiih ami Juiiaiuck attended
reliyi )U3 services in Svvar.sboro Ti uxs
Xi) nigi.t.
'r .1 M. Thonin.-- has purchased a
fine ri.-w . irriagc.
X. Y. Z.
ABsesseU value of all prop- : the Eastertide celebration in the llni
erty $524,224, 650 00 tarion Church. It includes a special I
Public debt 4,228,327 00 Easter Musical Ser c : in the church at ;
Mayorof city Eugene E. three in the afternoon, which was par-
Schmitz. (ticipated in by thepupilsof the Sunday
Has 9 savings hanks, with school, Rev. W. S. Key, of Boston,
resources aggregating $166, 4 'tf, 77:. 05 : Mass. who has charge of the new Uni
Has 2G commercial banks, ! tari n missionary movement now spread
with resources aggrega- ing so rapidly throughout Eastern North
ting 8117,47..(J02 25 Carolian, presiding at the organ and
Is the greatest shipbuilding (ort on Miss O. Feasenden of Cambridge,
the shores of the Pacific ocean. Mobs, conducting tho singing.
Ranks first in the world in the use of T)iere Was vpry ,ar,p (.(;n-realil.,n
telephones, having one phone for every lpre3enti a )uni,er of friends conur.g
s.xteen inhabitants. , j down the Whit(, (,;ik ,im. in L,oals. tJ
Exports by sea during 10M were over attend the service.
J.,5,000,000 00.
OASTOEIIA.
-Wt- ) Kit Yoa Hava Always Beught
A 0uie! Marriaijc.
up. i he outlying districts an. reigr.
ooring cities, have, however, not mi- j A, l)it. ,,tiiuufu, rtiM(,WA, 0f Mr , nd
ferd in the comparative degree thai j dachas. Whitty, in I'oik-cksville, N
San Francisco has. ', on the merninjj of April 10th, 19W,
The oeoDle linve a. t'.er duntrer to ilr Mi'lard Stephen Carter of Em.ig-
face. Famine is threaten. ng them and
UNSUKPASSEI) AND 11 N APPROACH ED BY A-Y OUT-OF-DOOR
AMUSEMENT ENTERPRISE THAT HAS EVER TOl ltEI) THE SOUTH
CLKAN! WII()LI-(
ONE
SOLID
Wl.EK
M01!.I.! INSTRUCTIVE!
Commencing MONDAY
APRIL 30TH.
New Bern
Under The Auspices of The Knights of Pythias
NT.PElUI. EX'TRSIoN TRAINS EVERY DAY !
('-RAN HAND CONCERTS HOURLY by Prof. T. McQ.mrr.o
CHALLENGE CONCERT BAND !
! UN I AST AND FURIOUS SOMETHING DOING EVERY1 MINUTE
MEET YOUR FRIENDS ON "THE PIKE !"
Pierce Amusement Company,
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A. I,. PIERCE, DircU.r fn.
F.DNEY RIDC.F. HENRY BIK)I)GC)OD.
AdvprtiiirHf R.r. (VieiUMtinc Act.
CREATION ! CREATION I
M RR.
Urn. Kit.
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THE PEOPLE
Prove The Quality
'of Our Ice Cream
it is stated that there is only 3 days
provisions in sight. The drinking water
supply also is growing loss and the
failure of both may nian Buffering and
authorities are endeavoring U i.mke
the arraogemi ntii to d ec k it.
Chinete Ouirtert Dtitroyed.
Two of tho most unique Bcctira of
tht) city wlu :v (hinese and .THpanefie
quarter! have been were utterly obliter
ate 1. The ligiit and frail structures which
they lived in fell easy prey to the earth
quake and a Kfeat man) of tho ofc.u
pants were killed The number of ( hin
eic killcil will roarh neve rr.l thoupai.d.
CMy Under MlllUry RuU :
Thousandu of troops rcgulari and
militia are on djty and their service m
regarded as most imortant. They re
especially of good service in keeping
thieving operations at a minin.um.
Three men have been shot and killinl
who were caught mealing from tin
ruins or from dead lodies. Soldier
have been ivrn ordem to shoot ail r
sons whoTi they know to have been
elcaling Thry forrc men tu work i
the (oint of thrir piaUiln.
A Hunrtd Thouun Hemtleet
On of the BKit pitiful niijnti i to
behold the etarving homeli. .p!e
wamieTing in the ruin, w alrnont
craxivl with grief, lo' m ; for tnend
an 1 vaiuahlt. It u -:il.-l that the
lumbar of bnmeU-aa nnea will be in
rreaeJ Ui lQO.KO.
The number of doad i UceJat l.OO,
while tt.e nurolxr of Injured may rech
1,00 or 6,000. Tbe irtrrenim'nt
ha aent lenti a-xl Cofijrma h&
appropriated 31, tO ), 000 for 4mmJite
um. Ut fwrrrvir h4 proeUbnrd a
pnblkboliday mnd urgvd that boaimM
men and factory nu a may t!Ww their
help tntm io Sao FnuvriarQ to bl
tt bp the debrte. TV parka are
dUmi wiU IbuoevuxU of pnt) waitinf
for food tad wBter to be apporViont 1)
IbfTU.
V4er Cw(.
At fow ,'o'clotk Uiis aMiMon
b4 Art It M ttaied waa undtr coay
IroL Hm fm imemar conpMiM
will b ,jrrei itren tinkt to
U lkf bH(t km sjd nvwrr wUl be
f afj to toapend. Tbc pewpetty hart
u rtiud i uso.ooo.guo Ut til u
Otavgbt to ry tntmrtf. Tlat
wboU bwWaai titewfr an, k4i
ttoM ire im rsiM ba4 Owm tuid tor
ham, S. C, and Miss Margaret Almada
White of this plare, were the contract
ing parties. Many wero the beautiful
presents.
Soon after 9 o'clock am., a liett'Hi
ful wedding march was t.oftly and
sweetly render'-d at the piano by Miss
Annie Whitty.
PrreecJing the bridegroom and tht
bride came flobt. Bilbioof loilorl.p j
ville, and Mr LeUoy Henderson of j
Onslow nnd the. ushers, Mr (.'lid ' 1:'1I,
und Mr J S Hudson, quickly foiiowed '
by the bridegroom aiw Ins li nie ) ;m
ing on his arm, und after a l.rirf :iu
very appropriate uiariiage cerin iny
hy tho Rev. Milhro, the bridegroom
with his bride, and many of their
friends and admirers, repaired to the
depot, nnd after many congratulations
were 1 y t icin reccivcxl, the new mar
ried co u e made their depart ur- to
ipend i I j -ii- honemoon first in tie
spring I r izcb of Florida. They will
tVn r i u in to South Carolina, the na
tive h m of Mr Carter to spend aw hile
with hii p.iven' and fricndi, after
whirh they are expctetl to return here.
Wr all wish them n happy and pleas
ant sojourn M .1 a H.ife return.
l!v a Friend.
Hubert
April I'.'.
Rev. D. ('. (ieddie filled his reguhr
apiointtnent at Queen's Creek lout Sun
ilay, tbre was a small attendance o ing
to the rain in the a m.
Gen. W. H. WilliaVeturned to Rirh
LandJi last MomLiy to rmume his house
moving.
Mr. Hen Willie who has teen sick for
quite a while le reported convalescent.
There will be a Sunday School eatab-
lnhod at Smith'e Atadwfny the ftmt
Sunday In May. '
Mis Jowptitre Hentafft of near RVh
lamb la a visitor her thU woek,
The new dwallinf of Mr. G. C. Smith
ia near a completion.
Mr and Mra Henry Conway vieiled
Mr. Botell Conway at Marine Satur
day and 8unday.
B. E.
Ourhams Creek
April 19.
The fruit in this section does not. seem
to be injured by the cold, but we hear
it is entirely cut olT hiBome pluco-i near
here, we trust there will be a bountiful
cop.
TlieC. B. H. banquet held at Edward
last Friday night was a grand 8uecess.
After the installation of the newly
elected officers of the lodge, Mr. Wm.
Chancy, grand president, of Washing
ton, N. C, delivered en eloquent and
highly appreciated address, speakirg
- f the Order of C. B H. as being one
of the nobleat of Orders. After ths
iddre"?s cake and wine waa served. The
evening was one long to be remember
ed by those who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hardy of Small
jper.t Sunday with parents here.
Irish potatoes arc looking well .nd as
so few wer planted we. are expecting
very good prices.
Service were held at Mary's Chapel
last Sunday, quite u large crowd at-1 ,,rct r;lv(,r jn the communis y. and
tended changed the character of the young
C. G. T. j people lor good, that to extend its use-
ii j i'olne;.s next Fall and Winter, t wo
O A. B 3P O H. I JBL m I worthy lathes in Massachusetts have
The Rev. V. S. Key, who is assis
tant to the Rev. Edward Evenetl Hale
D. D. Chaplain to the United States
Senate gave an address on the origin,
history and modes of celebrating Easter
which he had witnessed in various parts
of the world.
The Rev. W. E. Cowan, pastor and
Captain Black master one of the inde
piitigable workers in the church also
delivered interesting addresses appro
priate to Lhe occasion. On Monday a
Sale of Work on Bazaar was held in
i he church in aid of the Day School
which has been conducted bo success
fully during the past winter by the
Misses. L. O Fessendan and F. E Frost
two experienced teachers from Mass
achusetts. The edifice was crowded during the
entire course of the Sale, oysters, lem
onade lunch b iskets imd candy being
I served. Many very arlHtie and useful
j articles had been received from various
parts of the country, while the young
mo nen of the school h:.d made m ny
article.., 'lite aubslantial sum of $1)!).(!0
w: s realised by the Bale. wl:ich every
one considered it the greatest and most
attractive church event, in the history
of the town. The Day school, which has
been running for six months Iris won so
Am,!) jmlai You Hava Always fog j
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and
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-IT l : rff'irtx of tile
i" ' . i .. i . i; :.e! nuiljor-
.e i.ir.'Clell t'l Slopping'
i.r i ax lion nature.
i; :.p .1 b.a-i li-hl
M - l.-l ;i 1 llOe. .1 II
IV of ej.es
l'i:iv- '-f ie
Tile pies
jiven $1000 to purchase the Academy
I 'Catt d i n th-: crest of th" hill ovcr-
! h.okirg the town. The estate iti
j chides fine large school houie and com-
forlable cottage ad joiniin', where scliool
! wdl keep and siK-ial settlement work
' lie engaged in for tho betterment of the
j I'oiue life of the town. The lady teachers
I left Swansboro yesterday moniir.g, via
j New Hern, for their New England
liooi.s, bus will return in tne P'all s
deeply interested have they be om in
this work for hotter conditions anvjnu
bolh oiing and oil.
URN
IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE
"Crawford" Shoe
FOR MEN
AND
"The Patrician"
FOR WOMEN.
' No Shoes Wear Better"
SHOES !
OXFORDS !
SHIRTS
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New York Cotton Market.
The following were the oxrtiing anl
loping prices on the New Yurk CotNn
Exchange, April pi, 1
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li-s A ;
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Ho. Ion 1
If 'hTTWn'lbV ttn Mk'wt kf
tirle e aere.tHey wool I at (xtnmu
i ow i lar jwrMiTwa,
JUBT NOTICE Hill I
- YaejhJ pit fciea oot of Twl M (
taaai voru fmiaVriner. Lom M lime
ut at esse wrigt m pwihtie
.attesitlnai fating mared form
f f atrbali 8prisf axdu. H jfna-
f emoi: 40 taaUisaa. r ryrew y
f t4 l)lne-wiW oot , 'e fr.sk e ffn
pTiif lh bf prtnr ef t)-r wsr-t
W ale cell Ue et brand an
id t-h00.
Crescent Tobaau
; Company. '
Wi D. Barrlnfrloril:
Snore ba crowned oar effort of
ontirmg erwWror and w present to the
puhlie with s eonfidaeww esmr Wcr
held by any oiW MdkiM, Hotliatar'a
Rocky MownUia Tea. M eaota. Tea or
TablsM. tMd ty r. S. Puffy.
Aped II.
W ar waving Aoa eatb bow aod
tvarybody an fcewy.
Crden art Vioiinf fuaa, vd $oon
Uri fbnif of frweM if amOrftif pro
teta. Meawn Brrry u4 E4 Barbao apwit
g tarda; aU wita rviaUrea at Rkh-
koda. -, -
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Op'n llii'h Low Close
May 11 .'7 1! IN il o ' M Crj
luiv nr. nr. n oi n o:
lid pi M Hi;. I i i" ii
Uiveipts I 'J. Msi
I Jint ear. 1'n, 17'.
We are showing this week at our Clothing and
Shoe Store, the prettiest line of Quee$ Sality
and E. P. Reed Shoes and Oxfords, we have ever
shown. Also a !arj;e iinr of Mens and Boys Shoes
a nd Ox l ords.
You can have your shoes fitted in the store
we win Genu to your home tor titting.
See our new stock of
Shirts and Neckwear.
J. J. BAXTER.
Ul'
mar; frwllior OxfrweJvea. Tba it IfJ
. . . . . i. .... . ,1 vrwmm " fwwim vt mu.
wj www rw ma mi avqeree
Vy tny atW eity to IKa camlry. TVa
fir tr4 xirJU4 by af tfyfta
mlu Ut miay pej4 mm 1134 ly
waa aave) H 1 1 1 laaTl 1 - ' r
' GW to My ba m aerWu aieV
, , riawaTM i"e. tmm,fvanmi9l.'
Canrka aWVf rrt reVMU' Wr.I4.VI.iHrR.
Waa.iU, an! lUm 1 14 FV ea fas ;
terto f tVf Amvi-J Vsf t.e'
t fn '-m. Vt ; t 0: .
til- -r. Tesl of
f lee ' i" 111- Ijlueiei' ilc
Uoattous. on the notllierii sloi. of Mont
Bl.ioc, si eiisiiioiinl l.stely this gla
cler bss Ijeeoine source of supplj of
ire for dofiK-stb- (iiirt-xesi store llian
I (a 1,0(1 1 ikiuoh ..f the ((lacier be l
s-Mil Io l.vons fi'tr "iimnii'r. It Is r
iiiMrk.ihle for Its eitrems purlli 'I he ,
lt- Is .b lii' li"d from (Ik- masa of fin
in In I.I'm tv of suitably sIm by i i !
plixllio; (uiiKiwjer i lrlllel hobi j
I lynaiiuie s im trb-il. hut It abattvred
Ok- Ifv rti.il a!so liupnrtd to It au ob j
Jerllonsbln yr Mow llnipi 1
I lilarblllsa mnmlmm Iw'i.
Tlx' . bi';. bills, (bo IHtla rat Ilka anl
msl ohb ti protlures ttw) popelar fur. la
In (Unyer of eitluctkio.
(Iito.-lilllns nsed to ba (oaad la (ixat
aumiwra la tlx higher raafea of It
AihIcs U Uothla and (Til la. bat awln
a tbe rteinaiii for tbelr akloe taey
Imre lieaa nithlMsaly huule4 la aeaaoa
and oot af aeaaoo. end tba (Itlteaa
(OTeratMeat lad It aUnoat tapaaalMa
to ea'arre a taw wtok baa ba paaaad
tor taatr prwteerlu. -
Tbe tiporta fraea Cojafaba. tb
prlaclpal port for this trade, antedated
(at rear o I2.(j0 ea eUaa. aod tba
fsrkw PH4 wr almoet 4ob)a rboa
af ito praetwa yrer.-L-oasVsa taad-rd
la a J 9ilftai faHartiUBAw tiau aa !a ' a i a
lil. iUi eiyim ai. l i.i U
'-3U etc
CMaa (faswa IkMlaaa.
la a wladow af tor to L Lot Is
era fovf hotUe wdlrA ara aellered Ut
La fbm Mryaal traf bfrani rre lie
Tb (arawat ta ft feat foor toeba
Ua a ad will aclaally b44 ttee foareot
f 13UO awahl farfweaary torttV. Tb
aittalkat fcasrarer. I aeef lea feat to
Miibt tad wHI avid 304 frfota.. To
folk ftae tarasot battJ tea Dial
JeMMorloei Satvrday tfH ard fwv- ifty ril af t).'d gtaa we ra
day. , , ( tialmd. wHe bad to r I4rwa lato
Ut SUm Ijrly af Ita4iM Cr j in bm bt, afarwarw roof.
f-f.1 Patarday n'-gM at tba boina af ' 'H TI Wowta
Ki. U, lkm X .in..' i f U"ta
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Stylish Photos !
COURTEOUS ATTENTION :
PROMPT delivery:
PRICES RIGHT!
THE WOOTTEN STUDIO
SEASONABLE HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.
INSURANCE PATS.
When you bav the miafurluna to loa
rooe gooda by nra or damaaa by water
rd hava no remuneration rou will atop
to conaider tba beneflle of irteurarn
Fir may rxv-ur at any time. It us to
ntt tnterrat to biaura.
too
Auction Ca!o.
t'ta mitt a ! e M bed Mbt4
bra
M BERN COTTON Oil 5
FERTILIZER MILLS
AHtT Acmiraa or
CoLlon Seed Prodncts
f HTgTi firarJs MM ,
NEW BERN, N. C.
Take No ChAncei.
. Witb yjf eye. rnwitary featt
O'y ef Kw Vm a 1 a I at fibf; ' t-n i.l aid risi lirt af p-- j f aCToVf K6 MtU, RrraatM, Kacwt
ri, m t' - u r A f'l Z""S V '4. or ' i r f th'r wnh, C" .U Vt. Anm,
t-trt ' ' ' ' " i ' '' i t ' 1. f "! a f it
Pnrra.
New Mattings Some vi
Japan patterns. Refrigerators
lee Cream Freezers White f.e
New Line Baby Go-Ctrtr, i'.v
Stoves.
nn.e piece.-, ,n ( 'hw.a and
Large stock to.yiect from
'untam. Teerless and Arctic
rything ie. Furniture and
J OH N B. IVES.
Phon ,7
J Mid-11 'str-et
J. L. HARTSFIELD
Contractor And Builder.
I also run a complete I'm Shop m connection -with
above work.
AGENT FOR THE WOOD FIBER Will PLASTER.
OFFICE PHONE 129 RESIDENCE PHONE 185.
Office and Tin Shop. 90 Middlr Street .
NEW BERN. N C.
Buy A Lot in Highland Park
?tbj Ward, N ief itb CHy. Tb poverty la batasf mUway 1pi tXe arf
of Norfolk srd tbe iamsstMw ErrosHir Crwoda, wilb ear aeiea 14 tttW
potot.
TERMS 13. and $10.00 per month, without interest
or taxet until paid (or. Lots 5400 to ,1750. according to
location. -
1b city"! taati f rvwtb) h that oVat )MstM asaka wnwb blf W tt!cA
f af fartbea partVrajkrt ept'f l
C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Haielton, New Bern, N,C o
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE,
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