NEW. BERN. N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING; MAY 2. 1906
NO. 27,
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
ON THE JPIKE ,
SECOND FORGERY CASE
WAR CLAIMS ADJUSTED.
NECK-WEAR
SPECIALTIES
Ladies' heavy embroidered Stock
fcollars, both in long ends and V
Shape, in White. White and Pink,
White and Blue, White and Black,
White and Red; all washable only
Heavy embroidered Collars and
Cuffs Sets, entirely new, the only
thing on the market like it, the set,
J M Mitchell & Co.,
PHONE 288
Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church
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CINCINNATI, 0.. April 16, 1903.
J. mum Sfe& Lock Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio,
Gaatkanen: Please inter our order
far A Na, 10 safe at once and fret it out
Seeaa a aouible.
Wear new located in the Blymer
BaUaiac on Main St., and are setting
tegoadahapa for buftineps. Evr-ry-throa
In our aatablishment in the Pike
Juilainc waa 4eatroyed by the tire.
' eat tha only thins which was left was
Mriro3 aafa which webouirht of yo i.
We at flnt were of the belief that
evarything to the safe would be anne.
a aha amf e waa on top floor, fell six
atortaaand was in ihe hottest part of
tfta fire, but to our mirprise the books
i found to be in as perfect condition aa
If ft Wre not that they had a musty smell f mm the Ore. We will send you one of the
bookaM soon as we have it recopied, as a testimonial of what your nafe will do. and we
will write you upa testimonial of any description you may de3ire. for we can not Bay
too much of the way the safe sUw 1 V.i s lire. Yours verv truly,
Thk Catholic Tei.s ;raph Pub. Co., L. A. Eilerson, Business Manwr
P.fl. We sell the. Baum tyfeand .jock Company. Safes, one of the best safes on
th market. Tbey aucceeded in winninK the Hold Mn lal at WorM'rf Fair, St. Louir, 1904
We have them in stock weiRhmv from 475 lbs to 2,000 lba. Write for Catalogue and
Price.
T- J. 1 UI.N Kit FUKNITURK COMPANY New Bern NC.
Buy A Lot in Highland Park
Ttk Ward, Norfolk City. This property is located midway between tho center
of Norfolk and the Jamestown Exposition Grounds, with car service to either
foist.
TERMS $5. and $10.00' per month, without interest
Of taxes until paid for. Lots $400 to $750, according to
location.
Tfce city 'a rapid growth in this direction should make much higher value
For farther particulars apply to
C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Hazelton, New Bern, N. C o
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE,
140 Mun Street, Norfolk Va
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE WINDOW AT
THE WOOTTEN STUDIO
SEASONABLE
GOODS.
New Mattings Some very nice pieces in China and
Jtpan patterns. Refrigerators Lare stock to select from
lea Cream Freezers white Mountain, Peerless and Arctic
New Line Baby Go-Carts. Everything in Furniture and
Stove
jJOH!.EL IVES.
p tra coin on 8
mm kills
AiniTACTtmKM or
Products
HEW BERN, N. C
15c. ?
35c. 5
priced in a the fire and could be used a(?ain
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HOUSEHOLD
The Soda
Thirst
It hai come and were
n ec bvil able U enter
Urn it Tbe delicious new
drinks w nave wilt harm
and tfelifht Ibis rmt torn.
Jner autorral. 11 win be
rpatrtiy dn4 but like
trail! will Hm stain. Oar
fresh, pert "all frail"' iyr
' ops end r tptulVrnf, tool
. eoda eater are IS t te hmIi
the tbirst tf a nvmsrtb.
F. S. DUFFY'S
AH
Show Doing Big BmsIbsss.
The pike, the pike is the place for
me," seems to oe weinougnt ui every
body whether expreesed or not The
crowds in attendance at the carnival
last night were large and the shows
realized very handsome profits. The
merry-o-round, ocean wave, ferris
wheel maintain their popularity through
all while the shooting galleries also
havi their devotees.
Among the shows "Creation', the
ain wreckers, and Lunette engage
. . . . i i . i
ie attention oi tne duik ox uie civwu
fo they arouse conaiderable interest.
There were some reports of pocket
picking last night One gentleman re-
f ted that the intentions of the light
fingered people were plain because
they had tried to relieve him of some
of his possessions but they found that
their efforts were useless as he had
nothing in his pocket.
A light shower in the evening set
tled the dust and cooled the air, making
it much more pleasant for the people.
Star Collection
of favorite sonsjs, the finest collection
ever issued. Words and music, over
100 pieces in one folio for piano or or-
ean. fnce complete zuc Dy man post
prepaid. The Racket Store. Box 28C,
New Bern, N. C.
CUT OUT CONFETTI
Practice Common - on Carnival Decision
that May Soma Time Result
Seriously.
The Journal does not knock for the
mere sake of knocking, but when there
4 a palpable nuisance in practice it is
our duty to criticise. Whenever and
wherever a carnival exhibits the sale
-onfeiti is no small factor in the
(general profits. A special confetti
rivilege is considered a cinch and the
practice of throwing the stuff ia uni
versal. It is not only a nuisance but like
many other things that are indulged in
for mere sport are apt to be carried to
dangerous extremes. There ia nothing
to prevent a lot of the fine paper get
ting into a person's throat and causing
serious trouble and when it ia thrown
nto one's eyes it will cause soreness
and pain if nothing else. There have
been occasions when small stones and
irt have been mixed with the stuff and
therein it ceased to be a joke.
A word to the wise ia sufficient and
f the public will cut out this big nui-
ince all the people will render a vote
f thanks.
We think that we are offer
ing the best and most perfect
working blue flame oilcook-
ng range you ever saw. Come
in and let us demonstrate it
or you. Saves you all kinds
of discomfort in hot weather.
Waters China Store
Supreme Court Opinions
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, May 1. The following opin
ions were handed down by the supreme
court today. Stewart vs. Railway from
Wake, opinion affirmed. Brown vs.
Croy, from Durham, affirmed Have
ner vs. Railway Co. from Cabarrus,
affirmed. Wedding too vs. Insurance)
Co. from MockUwiburg, affirmed. Means
vs. Ury from ',irrua, affirmed. Ouy
t mi yh. ' el C . from Gaston, sffimed.
The pottoflke, a hotel and a
were burned at IlarrisonviUe, W. Vs.,
by a fire which threatened to destroy
the towo. ' i
The Occident Wins,
Special to Journal
Athens, Greece, May l.-The Mars
thoti race, the greateet event Id ait Ihe
Olympic r-m se woo today by W0
Uam 8 herring, of ; Ontario, - Canada,
ever 23 competitors. The distance) teas
M miles; from Mara too to the Stadi
um at Athena, Tale' is one of P
greatest prullnff mnU in sporting
history. The superiority of Amerioaa
athletics U acknowledged by ett '
Proposal! Wanted!
Chat Ounst, assignee of 1. O. Land,
will receive propoaele for purchase ef
the J. O. Laod business Including good
wilt and stock ef foods at 104 Queea
St, tntfl fUumky May ft, 1?, If
absent from the city the same may be
Wfl with siy A ttvnwy,
This April M, ISO.
CHAS CUNtTr, Tm-Ue of
J. O. Und.
w. b. Mctvra, a it
Caraiial I Attracting Urg Crow.
Gtock Book Open
THrfvk hook ef IHe Muttl AU
P'4:'5irg SI mn Aaaor'atWm f'T
fri; Unn n lH fnt ao-it j,f
t t;f4t I' -'"' t f at -1
A Colorad Has Hakat a Sorry AtUmpt to
Cosy C E Fey's Hand Writing
It b a rather singular circumstance
here to have trials for forgery on two
Buc:esive days. This crimejis not at
tempted here very often and to have two
men arrested for it one having three
charges against him is therefore some
thing out of the ordinary.
Yesterday a colored man named
Albert Morton, a drayman, was on
trial before Justice Street at the city
hall for attempting to pass a forged
check at the National bank. Monday
Chief Harget was called to the bank
and took Morton into custody. Be said
that the check was given him by a man
who owed him money and he (Morton)
was to return the balance to him. He
said he did not know the name of his
debtor although he had Jieen acquainted
with him for several years, there were
other peculiarities about hia statements
that aroused suspicion .
The check was in favor of the Fertil
izer Shell and Bone Co. and counter
signed by C. E. Foy for the New Bern
Cotton Oil Mill and was for the sum of
fifteen dollars. The name of C H Foy
was clumsily endorsed on the back of
the check when it should have been the
payers name, J. Council Brown. Mr.
Foy'sname was misspelled "Foye."
The defendant was tested and in spite
of his protestations of innocence show
ed that he had inscribed the endorsers
name on the check. The check was
lost by a negro laborer and doubtless
picked up in the road by Morton who
was shrewd enough to see where he
might be able to get a nice little
wad.
Morton was bound over to the Su
perior court for trial under $100 bords.
In default of bond he was committed to
jail.
Finest print butter, 30 cents per
pound. Coast Line Market.
The French Labor Crisis
Special to Journal:
Paris, May 1. The labor riots are
causing alarm all over France, and the
government is mobilizing its military
against the possibility of an outbreak.
Fifty thousand regular troops, twelve
thousand police and eight thousand re
publican guards are held ready In this
city to take positions at anytime they
may be needed. All great money and
business centres are completely guard
ed. Troops had a fight with the rioters
at the city of Brest today..
Floods the body with warm, glowing
vitalityT makes the nerves strong,
quickens circulation, restores natural
vigor, makes you feel like one born
again. Hollietcr's Rocky Mountain
Tea. 3G cents. For sale by F. S.
Duffy.
It is reported that the Natural Bridge
will be made a pleasure retort by its re
cent purchasers.
Crank Shaft Broke
Kinaton Free Press, 1.
Train No. 4. westbound evening pas
senger on the A. 4 N. C, was delayed
an hour Monday evening by an accident
to the engine, which occurred just west
of Caswell station. The crank shaft to
one engine broke and dropped down on
the croasUes and trailed along in that
manner for some distance. Had the
shaft fallen at the opposite end it
would have wrecked the engine and
possibly caused loss of life.
Ellwood Wire Fence;
load just re ce i ve d.
Heights. Price right.
Gaskill Hardware .and
Supply Co. Phone 174.
car
All
The
Mill
That Mr. Morrie Affair
Special te Journal .
- WaayngtoR, Msy L -Senator Till
man has iflUodoced his reaekiUoa m the
senate requesting aa mvealigsUon ef
the arrest and removal ef Mrs. Morrie
from the white house.
frreat
Market.
frankfurters at Coast Line
rtislefin fpienir Mart Ctmbisi.
Seecial te Journal "'
.Washington, May L-TU nrst meet
tag of the I ntemalkmal Conference ef
Cettoa Growers trd Manefacterert to
day sve Important stops were take
sad f orawMet among hm was the 4e
rauoaj I r.a i un f tar.ler eM tpwmf
moat combine In order te bat U-t
Uej gsmbW. It was mtgll lt a
dai! lotUf be rnUUKarl j rr pa.
aoei Mr cwro d ji snlWijd 1 t,
ergar.iMtk in 1.H funre frrr'te
air.g b (Iran. 7-Tt te r er.'aj- ..'
btaa grr era ar.J r; 'rt,
Llrf of North Carolina Partita and Estate to
whom tho Government will Pay
Indemnity.
The house committee on war claims
has reported un onmnibus bill, which
provides for the payment of the claims
of a number of North Carolina citizens
for property destroyed by Union troops
during the war or taken for the govern
ment aftf r the conclusion of hostilities.
All of the cases have been passed on
by the court of claims, and the amount
in each case was fixed by that tribunal.
The North Carolina claimants men
tioned in the bill are as follows:
To William H. Bucklin, of Craven
county, three hundred and ninety dol
lars. -
To O. H. Perry, administrator of the
estate of George W. Perry, four thou
sand three hundred and fifty dollars.
To John I. Rowland, of Beaufort
county, four hundred and twenty dollars.
To Thomas D. Meares, administrator
of the estate of Armand D. Young, ten
thousand two hundred and ten dollars.
To the trustees of the diocese of East
Carolina of the Protestant, Episcopal
ciiurch, three hundred and fifty-six dol
lars. To James W. -Adams, of Pamlico coun
ty, two thousand three hundred and
twenty-five dollars.
To the trustees of the Presbyterian
church of Lumber Bridge, one thousand
eight hundred dollars.
Of course you pay your money,
But you get your money's worth,
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Tea's on earth?
For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Wildwood
May 2.
vVe are having very line weather
now, the farmers are greatly encour
aged in their crops.
Mr. and Mrs W M Watson has pur
chased a nice lot of goods and will soon
open them up.
Mr and Mrs I F Prescott of Pelletier
were visiting Mr and Mrs N S Bell laat
week.
Mr W (' Murdock has opened up a
be ef market in our village.
Mhs Carrie Pelletier was the guest
of Mis Nettie and Edith Bell Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr N S Bell is very ill, hope he will
soon be out again.
Little Hellen Watson has been very
ill but she is improving.
Mr C T Bell made a flying trip to
Morehead City Saturday.
Miss Ethel Watkins of Carolina City
was visiting Miss Flora Collins and
other friends Sunday.
Mr George Nolnon and John Bell at
tended church at Galea Creek Sun
day.
Mr John Buck is in our vicinity work
ing for Mr R B Stewart.
The farmers arc all very tuay plant
ing their cropa.
Roaobud.
Pcpai-Cola and Coca-Cola at Wallnau't
Soda Fountain
Notice Important
To contractors, owners of property and
others contemplating altering or erect
ing buildings in the corporate limits of
the City of New Bern:
This is to notify tha above mentioned
that in accordance with "an act to
amrnd charter 677, of the public 1 iws
of 1901 to prevent Are waaU,"itia
necaaary before commencing to alter
or erect any building in the City of
New Bern, to first obtain a written
permit Further, before said building
shall be occupied, the same must be In
spected to saoertala if same has been
built in comptlanee with the require
ments of Said building law.
JAMES B. DAWSON,
Chief of Fire Dept., Inspector of Rtdga
Ladlit Bible Claii.
Lecture I&.
1 Subject ef part VI T Timet
I At what point and oa what day did
he bow arrive? aee 104
i What de you note eaocrmg ecit 4
days. Including Sabbath or Be tarda; T
4 What occurred oa BuadayT 106.
I On Monday! aw I On. 107. ICM.
I On Tuesday? fWce? The busiest day
f the last week ef Christ's fife, r
T What answer waa givea the demand
for bis authority? aee VA.
Meaning of parable of the tar aona?
,lu 9el? Kesi 21, Z,' Z2, end 44. -f
Of the wicked hutbendmaa? set 104.
19 Of the msrmee supper? aee lot. -
11 Christ's evasioa of anart about the
tribute? - HQ.
II The rerrnio and its tondiUons?
111.
U The Uwyarap? e-e 111
14 Orwt's rfMntkjt) e-it the Messiah?
e.HI.
U R hl rjonnrwlelloe rjie b llT?
in.
(1 fiat's. pTf-ni oe g irirg? t
lit.
17 V. Kat t''e era V aaraedf
(- . d'llMt'-jCTTitiUjI rv-.rt
Pennsylvanian To Take Active Interest.
Southern Railway to Further Improve No. 38.
State Normsl History Cits V lilts
Battle Ground. Annual Meeting
U. C. Protective Travelers
Association
(Special Correspondence)
Greensboro N. C. May 1st The
Southern is preparing to make of No.
38, the Washington and South West
ern vestibule, one of the finest train in
the South, and will shortly inaugurate
the new service. The train is already
the finest that the road operates since
the Palm Limited was discontinued.
The vestibule, as it is populary known,
will have added to it all the convenien
ces of the Palm Limited, and will carry
additional coaches, such as club, library,
and buffet cars, and the latest designs
in Pullmans.
The Wyland-Newman Machine Com
pany i? the latest corporation organiz
ation here for manufacturing purposes.
It is a stock company, with a capital of
$100,000,00 already subscribed with Mr.
George C. Wyland of Williansport Pa.,
owning a controlling interest. The Com
pany will manufacture all kinds of iron
and wood working machinery, and deal
in all supplies for kindred work. Mr.
Wyland will move his family here from
Williamsport in a few weeks. He is
president of the Company, and will have
the active management. George F.
Newman at present. Secretary of the
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce will
be Secretary and Treasure of the new
Company.
A contract has been let for the neces
sary bu'ldings consisting of foundry,
boiler house, ware houses, and the cen
tral building. The latter to be of brick
two stories high, 150 x 200 feet. This
building is to be completed is 90 days.
Mr. Wyland is an experienced machine
maker and capitalist, and is largely in
terested in the immense plant of the
Wyland Manufacturing Company of
Williamsport.
The Class in history from the State
Normal Industrial College made its an
nual visit to the Battle Ground Satur
day under the supervision of Mrs. B.
C. Sharpe, Professor of History. There
were 125 young ladies in the party and
a delightful picnic dinner was served.
Maj. Jos. M. Morehesd, resident of the
Battle Ground Company accompanied
the ela.su and he took pleasure in show
ing the young ladies over the ground
and pointed out to them what transpired
there one hundred years or more ago.
The trip was highly enjoyed as well as
profitable. Major Morehead was thanked
by tho young ladies most eamigtly for
the entertainment afforded them. In
speaking about the young ladies who
took the trip with him be said the whole
state was represented form the South
Caralina lines to the Virginia line and
from the Seaboard to the mountains.
The committee of arrangements for
the annual meeting of the North Caro
lina Travelers, Protective Association
is hard at work arranging for the an
nual meeting here May 11th. There
be a banquet on the night of tnat
dav at Lindloy Park If the weather is
favorable. In case the weather is un
favorable it will be held at Hotel Clcgg.
Mayor Eaton of Winston, will deliver
an address at the banquet.
Sanitary Officer J. M. Simpson has
had the old cemetery on Ashe street
given a through overhauling and has
improved its condition greatly. It had
become a sort of dumping ground for
dead cats and dogs and rcf uw of other
kind.
We care not how you suffered, nor
hat failed to core you, Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea makes tbe punieet
weakest specimen of man or woman
hood strong or heeJUiy. S cents. Tee
or Tablets. For sale by F. 8. Duffy.
Fop County Treasurer.
To the democratic voters of Craven
County.
By tbe solieJteOon U my friends alt
ever the Couaty I hereby announce my
ettf a candidate for County Treasurer
tub)eet U tbe Deiwoeretlc fHcaariea.
i. J, Baxter.
VrrUE8 FOR EVtUS VE8-
8LH.-SeJe4 promale foe eo
ahio chandlery. rsUona. aM coal to
sale ef the Reveaue-Cutuv rvice
r"Urty euued, ee temporarily, at
Newborn, N. C. and eVuvered on board
a4 veaeals at that pUe at torn times
and in sorb e.oentitiae as may be rviair
r4 chiHru f h fwtaj yaef ending Jime
, n, will be reHrei at this C-ffW
until t o'clock n. m. of Twty May
IS, 1A St whttk time and piece they
wilt be ft !ily opaaval i.Lana: forme
of tmtiela f"f ship ctarvllafy,
end rtna, ahrwrng ev!ill"wl as to
foal, srtKie tf a.ip ahatvUery, and
rrm-prirnrrit tr ftf rLkne With tpari.
f.rat -. may be had oj n,:if'i
l Jl,ia ( '; r'r-"l irmat i wb
rr.;'idc4l thaae firm-, f-rate I Wle
,. , tir1 n the ame tieie
r,l t'ae f T i-;' fa'.-f M i.l iTtnat
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HACKBURN
IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE
"Crawford" Shoe
FOR
AND
"The Patrician"
FOR WOMEN.
"No Shoes Wear Better"
TWO
PIECE
Suits
Very few men have use for a
vest in hot weather.
We find the most attractive
suits in our store just now are
those, composed of coats and
trousern.
They make the coolest clothes
that a man can wear. You don't
realize how hot a vest is until
you have gone without one.
If you are looking for comfort
it awaits vou here in abundance.
J.J. Baxter.
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