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NEW BERN, N- C, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1906
NO. 36.
TWENTY-FIFTH
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A PRETTY MATRON OWES
HEALTH TO PE-Rl-IMA.
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I JWesf Suffered Severe ly From Pelvic Catarrh Cannot Praise PerimaX
j Too Highly Read J,r letter. 6
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VBS. ANNA
IV1 River, AVi
N. KAISER, Two
, was a sufferer from
jstvie oatarrh to such an eztenttu.it
Jlte could scarcely do her own work. In
'Ssetlplng her symptoms, r he wrote :
?lhavs such terrible backaches and
Reports Her Cure.
After continuing the treatment a
bliort time longer, Mrs. Kaiser reports
her cure, as follows :
"I must drop you a line to lot you
know that 1 am well now and cured
with your medicine. 1 mnst thank you
for the advice you gavomet
"The medicine 1s something wonder
ful. 1 cannot praise it enouah'for the
pood it has dono for mo and . I hope
many others will bo freed from their
suffering.
"I have advised others who are suffer
ing as I did to consult you and many
areluking myadvlrtf, If ever 1 need
medicine agnin, 1 know that Peruna
will hclpme "
Dr. Hartman's Advice.
To every woman puiTering from tha
Bymplom a'wvc Indicated, Dr, Hart,
mun emends mi earnesi liivitatloa to
Wilto to him for inudlcul advice.
Formuli "For a number of ve-irs reiuef ts have come to me from a
sntitudo of gratei'ul friends, unrimr that IVru-na be Riven a slight laxative
lily. i nave b-in exiierimentine with a f.xntne addition for ouite a lenKln
time, Mid now feel gratified to announce to the friends of l'e-ru-na that I
below my shoulder blades, way
Sown my back and across my hips, and
at times pains In the pelvic organs, so
tha I am not able to lie down or sleep.
I aiao have pains through my left side
sod am afraid I mgy be getting heart
ire bis."
After taking Pernna and following
Be Hartman's instructions for several
ysi, Mrs. Kaiser reported as follows :
"I feel much stronger and do not get
I as 1 used to. The pain is en-
' goae, exoept when I work a little
too hard. The medicine has done nie
good. I am taking Perunu
af anal In. My bowels are also in
lUon."
I incorporated such a quality in the medicine,
i lis wen unown oenenciai cnaracter.
which,
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in mv opinion, can only
HA HTM AN, M. U.'
NOT WITHSTANDING THE ADVANCE IN
COTON FABRICS
w are still aching Sheets and Pillow Cajio-n at the old prices
la fact we are making special values at the lowest ;oaaihle
prices for a few weeks.
Bleach Sheets l!ix2i y Is, both plain hem or
and Pillow Case, site 31x45 to match these goo Is
of the best material on the market.
hem
stitch,
made
This is a s-aton whnn all house-keepers are cleaning and
no doubt you may want replenish your bed linen stock, anl
take advantage of this opportunity an I you will agree with
M that you cannot affoM to make them up when you get our
J M Mitchell & Co.,
1 Pollock flt
PHONE 288
Opp. Episcopal t;hurli
BOLD PRODUCTION.
Truck and Wheat Injured by Cold
Weather.
j Well Known Drummer Found Dead. Machin
ery for Gold Mining to Randolph
County. What la an Intoxicant
Candidates announced.
(Special Coroespondence)
Greensboro Hay 11. -Mr. S. M. Spang
ler a well known drummer for a Wor
cester Mass. Glass firm aged 68 was
found dead in a bath room adjoining his
sleeping apartment in the Benbow hotel
A Corners inquest revealed that the
cause of death was heart disease. On
the table in his room was a letter ad
dressed to his wife in Baltimore, which
hehad evidently written before retiring
last night Disrobing he had gone in
the room to take a bath before going to
sleep, and must have dropped dead just
as he was preparing for his bath. The
remains were sent to his home in Balti
more for burial on this afternoon's
train.
A Philadelphia Syndicate had begun
operating the Sand Creek Gold Mine six
miles from Climax in Randolph County.
Robert Holmes Page is managingDirect
or of the Company and today $16,000
worth of new machinery was unloaded
there for the purpose of economising
the production of gold.
The heavy frost here this morning at
tended by an unusually cold snap, has
greatly injured vegetation and truck.
Cox Brothers, grocers here who run a
truck farm in connection with theii
store, say that at least five hundred dol
lars damage has been done to their let
tuce, beans and other tender plants.
Farmers here attending memoria'
scruices say they think wheat has been
seriously injured.
Mayor Mu phy last night announced
that so many complaints were coming
'ohead quarters about drunkenness 01
ler that he felt that something had to
be done to relieve the situation and thai
hereafter dealers in cider, whether
wholesale or retailers, would be held
strictly to account. His test of whet
her a drink is intoxicating, he says, is
not the amount of alcohol in it but
whether or not when freely drunk ii
makes peopla drunV.
Since it has been learned that clerk
of the Superior 'Court John J. Nelson,
would not be a candidate for re-nomin
ation the following well known gentle
men in the past few days have announ
cements of their candidacy for the office
subject to the result of the democratic
primaries: Ernest Clapp, Deputy Clerk,
G. Arthur Rankin, merchant of Greens
boro. JohnG. Wilborn insurance man of
High Point.
MASONIC THEATRE
START OF THE JSUM
MER STOCK SEASON
THE FINEST
Cb
15c. lb.
Honda;
May 14.
CITY WIKS OUT
BANO IS APPRECIATED
to a Damage Case the Juiy
Finds Her Not Guilty.
The ease of Watson vs the city of
New Bern, the trial of which was noted
in yesterday's Journal was completed
yesterday at noon, and the jury after
about two hours deliberation brought in
a verdict for the defendant.
The case was important and much in
terest was taken in the same- As is !
well known the case was brought to re
cover damages alleged to have been
made to the plaintiff's property by rea
son of a great amount of water turned
on his land by the city's drains. The
city contended that they had not diver
ted any water from its natural now,
and that all water which by stopping
of the sewer backed eriplaintiff 's prop
erty would go there, naturally, and
that but for the city sewer his occasion
al troubles would be the regular thing
after every rain.
All the evidence shewed that there
was no natural channel for flow of wa
ter from these lots which is a part of an
old pond extending up what is known as
"Frog pond" or Taylor's Circle. The
first fourissues submitted to the jury
were practically one in meaning, and
all were addressed to ths question of
the diversion of water from its natural
flow. The jury answered these four in
favor of the city. The sixth issue rela
ted to contributcay negligence of the
plaintiff. The city contended the plain
tiff, bought a "hole in the ground" be
cause it was cheap, an t notwithstand
ing he knew it was unfit for building
lots, built houses upon it, thereby con
tributing to his own injury. This issue
was also found in favor of the city.
The suit was for the sum of $5000.
. ... . ..
A Musical Organization That
iecd Every Day
U Making
The Knights of Pythias band has
reached a stage where the citizens
should be proud of it. The organiza
tion has, dint of hard work and faithful
practice, become proficient as music
dispensers and their appearance on the
street will always be evidence that we
are to have some lively, stirring times.
Each time they give sr concert they
show improvement and now New Bern
can boast one of 'the best bands in the
State.
The leader, Prof Robinson, has drill
ed the boys splendidly and to him is due
much credit which they deserve.' While
the members had received valuable in
struction, doubtless the very best under
the circumstances, the progress made
under the present leader is far greater
than any preceding him. He not only is
a good instructor' but he is an all
around musician of much talent.
Cloud on Russian Sky
Special to Journal:
St. Petersburg, May 11 Russian peo
pie are much disappointed because the
Czar did not grant amnesty to political
prisoners on the opening of Parliament
Thursday. They had expected it.
When the baby talks, it is time to
give Holliater's Rocky Mountain Tea.
It's the greatest baby1 medicine known
to loving mothers. It makes them eat',
sleep and grow. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. For Sale by F. S. Duffy.
Call for a bottle of Dr. Pepper.
Week End Excursions Commence
Today
The Atlantic & North Carolina Com
pany will commence the sale of Satur
day week end and Sunday excursion
tickets to Morehead City and Beaufort,
and return, Saturday and Sunday, May
12, and 13th. continuing each Saturday
and Sunday thereafter during the sea
son of 1905.
Special Sunday excursion trains, in
addition to the regular double daily sei
nics, will be operated commencing Sun
day June 10. Tickets will be good on
regular and special trains.
Surf bathing , at Morehead City will
commence June 2nd, by which time
bathing beach facilities will be entirely
renovated and proper boat service be
tween Atlantic hotel and the beach will
be inaugurated. Meals will be served
at the bathing beach and the service
greatly improved over what it has been
in the past Pending this arrange
ment Saturday And Sunday excursion
ists will be properly taken care of in
Morehead City.
R. K. L. BUNCH.
T. M.
Killing Frosts Do Immense Damage
to Crops
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Governor Glenn and Entire Staff Will Attend
IWecklenuurg 'Celebration at Charlotte
May 20. Confederate Veterans
Will Ask tor a Park to Enclose
Battlefield of Petersburg.
Temperance Senti
ment Not In Fsvor '
of Election
for Prohi
bition. (Special Correspondence. )
Raleigh, May 11. A letter to
Wirelets from Washington
Special to Journal.
Washington, May 11. Progress on
the rate bill discussion is being made
rapidly and it is probable that a vote
will be reached soon. The Allison
amendments have been adopted by the
Senate. One of these riders strikes
out the phrase "fairly remunerative"
and the other limits to two years the
continuence of Interstate Commerce
Commissions orders
In the discussion of the Panama Ca
nal matter in the House, Attornty
Cromwell refused to answer questions
retarding the canal while he
counsel.
It has le-n discovered that 20,000
barrels of English manufactured cement
has gone to Panama, thus the order to
use only American made goods has been
violated. Secretary Taft demos re
sponsibility for the order.
The amount of money asked for by
the Panama Commission is $26,000,000.
North Carolina hams and Norway
Mackerel at Oaks Market
AND ALL WEEK LONG.
Slater's Comedian.
Management of fVhloea-Cowan Broa.,
in a new Hrpertotra or ooera riayn,
with Clever, Up-to-date SpeeUrUse
between act.
MONDAY Nli HIT
Under the Stars and Stripes
A stirring play but with plenty of
fine comedy.
PrtMaV-10.
Saturday
Presbyterian Church Notes
As tho pastor will be absent on Sunday
at tha installation of Dr. J. N. flier, aa
pastor of the chare at Washington, N.
C the services at U o'clock will be
conducted by eider T. A. Hnry. That
rice will be at U o'clock instead of
at 10:30 aa previously announced.
A Christian Endeavor Society will be
geaued in tha near future and all the
note, roong aad old are urged to join
la this form of aggressive church work.
When in need of a syringe
r rubber cjooas you want
the belt, wr have the best
kind ever shown in the city.
Phone ui your drug wanu.
Wtrten s Drug Store
Phone 163. 43 Pollock St
H. C. ARMSTRONG
48 Middle Street
at i-4
riiviic in.
SEASONABLE HOUSEHOLD
GOODS.
New Mattings Some very nice pieces in China and
am patterns Refrigerator-- Lvge stock to Meet from
Cream Rifjewr -white Mmin'iia, Peerless and Arctic
Line Baby Go-Carts Bvtrytfeiag in Furniture and
J)on't be fooled and make to believo
that rheumatism can ne cured with local
applications. Hollister's Rocky Mount
ain Tea is the only positive cure for
rheumatism. 36 cents, Tea or Tablets.
For Sale by F. S. Duffy.
Noted German III
Special to Journal.
New York, May 1 L -Carl Schon. the
noted German-American etlien, and
Secretary of the Interior under Grant
ie critically ill. His age and wea knees
caused by a alight accident some
months ago combine to make bis con
dition serious.
Bryan Saya no and Winks
Chicago, May U.A personal friend
of W J Bryan has raaajesjd a
from h.m eafta that be will
to get the nomination for tho
cy end does not desire It unites dresrae-
to demand It. and that
Hope Cheers Mrs Davis' Friends
Special to journal:
New York. May JL-Word cornea
fnmMra. Jefferson Davis' physician
that she la renting a little better from
her attack of la grippe and a Utile hope
ia expressed for bar.
Lrr I'epper ts sold eoy In bottV.
Ceid Weather Disastrous
Special to Journal
AehevlUe, May U. FrtssU have kill-
1 all eariy vesi'UUee aavi nearly de
stroyed the fro ft crop. Light
fell in tha mountaavaj
the
Agricultural Department irom the
Superintendent at the State Test Farm
at Statesville says all the cotton up
there was killed by the frosts this week
and that the same remark applies to
corn. From this statement it is be
lieved that this was the case with crops
generally in that sectien of the State.
It is very bad news as it means re
planting, of course.
Today the State Board of Public
Buildings and grounds advertised for
bids for laying the'walks in the capital
spuare with granolithic pavement. The
penitentiary furnishes the money,
$6,000 with which to pay for the work
as the board deciees that it is not to ex
ceed that cost.
The Governor says he will beat
Charlotte at the 20th of May celebra
tion with his entire staff. He remarked
that he would be willing to do anything
to help the great occasion and remark
ed that every citizens in North Car;
olina, whether National Guardsman or
citizen that he thought that day ought
to be given the state. He recognizes
fully the importance of the celebration
He will review the troops. He does
not expect to speak, or if he does so hi
remarks will be very brief, as he does
not take time for much speaking
The Wake county Confederate Veter
ans vesterday adopted resolutions of
fered by J. C. Birdso"g asking Con
gress to set apart the batttenelds
around Petersbnrg as a National park
like Chickamauga or Gettysburg. Ccm
grTade Orrin Q. Smith, a veteran of both
the Civil War and the Mexican War
soke to these resolutions, saying the
lighting around Petersburg was as se
vere as during the entire war.
The tearing down of a noted resi
dence in tho eastern part of the city is
in progress, to make room for a large
public school. It is expected that a lit
tle later work will begin on the high
school which is only a block west of the
capital square and adjoining the water
tower.
At the Rarleigh Phosphate Mills here
a warehouse, 80x200 feet is dnder con
struction for the storage of phosphate
rock. This now cornea from Florida
and the quality ia said to be better and
the grade more uniform than that of
the Tennessee rock which has been
used heretofore. The frourht is the
tame from Florida as from Tennessee.
Trotraan'e Whiskey Distillery at a II
mington has been seised by the United
States for Irregularities, thai follows
the arisuro of a number of , barrels of
whiskey at Wilmington last week.
Very little has been heard auttag the
peat fw days ahout'thc proposed !
lion on the question of prohibition here.
itsaejssM ttmt a certain well known ex
saloon keeper here went to tho pastor
of a church took a vary prominent part
ia ths campaign in favor of the rtie-
poBwary throe yean ago and aeked him
to lead in a fight for prohibition but the
nasaar daohawd and then the ex -saloon
ansa want to Use renUetaan who ie now
wteTeatiag hlmsslf in having a vote oa
mahshlllnn, The' gentleman ia qoes-
thal the ex -saloon eaan has
pad would ao longer annage
in the tmsenri even if Ralasgfc OTSS
aa open town to n. Murhof the pro
MkeMaser tearpenaas atoeaoru
Uoo .at ssiks time because it ss aoi
HACKBURN
IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE
"Crawford" Shoe
FOR MEN
AND
"The Patrician"
FOR WOMEN.
"No Shoes Wear Better"
TWO
PIECE
Suits
Very few men have u:e for a
vest in hot weather.
We find the most attractive
suits in our store just now arc
those, composed of coats and
trousers.
They make the coolest clothes
that a man enn wi ar. You don't
realize how hot a vest is until
you have gone without one.
If you are looking for comfort
it awaits you here in abundance.
JJ. Baxter.
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By
SCMl OSS Bltffc. A CO.
fine Clothes Makers
Dsltlmore sad New. York
BAYARD WOOTTEN
hotos, and glves
reasonable prices.
Makes up-to-date
prompt service, for
Films developed the day they are brought
to the Studio
92 East Front Street.
JOHIJ IVES,
thoortrt opporuase. Tits general opin
1 tnaTt ataSsasnsa US no uu I tan will IfW
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Buy A Lot in Highland Park
it her
7th Ward, Norfolk City This property ia locatad mklway betwwn the
of Norfolk arid the JunntoVn Kitioaltkm (irtMindn, with rar aerrice to
point.
TERMS J5 and $1000 per month, without intertsat
dr taxn until paid for. Lots $400 to $750. according ttj
location.
The elty 'a .rapid growth m this dtrrtioo aheuW maka marh higher valuse
For farUvr pertiselsr apoly to
C. T. PUMjPHREY. Kotel Hazelton, New Bern. N. C M
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE.
140 Mun Street. Norfolk Va
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