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mttml NEW BERN. N. C. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 23, 1906 NO. 45. TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR Bern SUMMER OFFERINGS SILL HULL Colors, 20c Values reduced to 12 12 l-2c 's White Duck Caps ALL SIZES at 25c, Ladis Silver, Gilt Belts AT 25c J M Mitchell & Co., 61 Pollock St. PHONE 288 Opp.' Episcopal Church REM EM B &R ! iimwi if 1 i miii iiim 1 1 iinmHiniiMii mini SHAFERS HAMS at 15c. FOX RIVER BUTTER at 30c. H. C. ARMSTRONG Phone 174. 48 Middle Street. Lawn Swings ! Porch Rockers and Settees Full Line Refrigerators, Freezer;-, Water Coolers. Patent Roller tray Trunks, Furniture, Mattings, and House Furnishings. JOHN B. IVES. Phooa S67 98;iiiidle Sir et. Notice This Space Tomorrow J. L WM S CO., North Carolina odinjr Florists. Our Reputation Wo have a reputation for keeping everything that a drug Kt'if nhould keep, it i very ' ,.rn we any "Juat out" to a ruaUsmnr. I ( it 'b to be found' ui any drug al'r wv have it. F. S. DUFFY'S -Pharmacy. ELKS BAZAAR DESTRUCTIVE FOREST FIRE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Things That Will Done Mirt la lees Week. Elaborate Plant Mad tor (he Great Affair. aaa Carter Caaatkw. $50,000' Farmart Fight the Flames. Newport, May 1 We have had one a it a a. a. A U- ... The Bazaar next week will to V-T, 1, " ' , j ,f . reUratiW have had in this aeetion of the country much fun, and as great a relaxativ , .. . . . from business and worry as was the fair a few years ago. We promise that the young will be gay ; that the "old folks" will become young Stan ly Hall will be a bower of beauty". Mrs. E. W. Rosenthal will interest all the ladies with the fancy work booth and what you cannot find there, is not in the catalogue. Mesdames O. Marks and' S. W. Han cock promise1 .the most delightful things to eat. The supper at 25 cents, and the great 4 course supper on Thurs day evening will be the biggest thing ever offered for 80 cents, and one who does not partake Of the delicacies thus offered, will never cease to regret. The fishing pond and Indian village, will be a place where everyone will be found lingering. It is rumored that one of the tribes of Cherokees from Western North' Carolina, will be pres ent, and read all manner of good things as ib told by the stars in Indian love, Great things await the sight. We acknowledge from J. G. Dunn & Co. by Schiff & Solomon, New York, 1 suit clothes. Arnold, Constable & Co. Now York $10 00. C. M. Hedden & Co. Newark, N. C, 2 hats. Hawes, VonGal & Co., New York, 1 hat." Kron Ferdheimer & Co Cincinnatti, 1 pair Red Cross shots. Berliner, Strauss $ Meyer, NY., 1 doz 4-in-handiea. Chas Schoolbaum & Son, N. Y. 1 Old Rose shirt-waist pattern. Max B Bremmer, New York, 1 pair trousers, llace collar. E Rosenfelr& Co. Balto, 1 bx night shirts". I From Pepsi-Cola Co and Bradham's' Pharmacy, by 1 CoBhocton Glass Co. 5 00. ' Crown Cork & Seal Co. i doz stag handle silver openers. ; The Meyer Card Co. Chicago, j doz oil ta r designs on leather, 5 wood panels. S Twitchell Co. Philadelphia, 1 box extracts. Federal Litha Co. N. Y., B art en gravings. Edwards Dentoch Litho Co. Chicago, 1 box imported art panels. , Henderson Litho Co. ICincinnatt, 1 hx fans. , French Core St Co. Philadelphia, 2 bxs cologne. , - Yawman & York Mfg Co. Rochester, 1 automatic fishing reel. From E. B. Ilackburn, by - F H Leggett & Co., N. Y., 2 cases mdse. From C J McSorley & Co. by Geo Btame ft Sons, Balto, 1 case randy. Siicrow & Richton, N. Y., lease toya aatd noveltiea. Wm Deichea A Co., Balto, 2 boxes Henry George Cigar Wheat Iron with Pepsin are the pnneipteaoi tr.repper rnnar orraww the Kreateat tabic drmk of the age. NEW MASONIC OPERA HOUSE in 86 yean. It Is claimed it originated in Jones count, 7 days ago, it has burnt an area of about 16 miles square, and is yet burning, in defiance of all that the people can do. It came through the poeosin on the 17th, it took all that 60 men could do to save the fences and homes of the people living on the poeo sin, Saturday night at 11 o'clock you could see how to rend a paper by the light of the die two miles away, The Sabbath day was spent in fighting the fire, by 60 men or more. The pres ent fire has destroyed over $50,000 worth of timber, the man have been fighting it 24 hours without sleep or rest We hope it will rain soon, if it does not this a hole section will be burnt. If we make no mistake there is a law to punish the fire miscreant and in our opinion he needs the full ex tent of the law this time, D, F, F. lidsummar Band Concerts. Editor Journal: ' 1 Is there not some way that the city officials can be interested in the welfare of the stav-at-homes during the sum mer months, in arranging a series of concerts, by the Knights of Pythias Band? The writer has'ho doubt what ever that the business men as well as the citizens of New Bern would gladly contribute to this movement, bearing in mind that the proceeds go for a good cause. It looks like a pity that a city the size of New Bern, cannot have something that would make the long evenings of summer go by pleasantly, When they have such a good band at their disposal, and 1 am certain that if concerts were arranged for two nights in the week that they would be appre ciated by everyone. A WELL WISHER. Supreme Court Opinions Special to Journal: Raleigh, May 22 The Supreme Court handed down the following opinions to day: Watson vs Farmer, from Wilson, af firmed. Commissioners vsStedman, New Han over, affirmed. State vs Southern Railway, Burke; affirmed. Harton va Telephone Co. Rutherford new trial. Kernedle vs Telegraph Co. Alamance affirmed. Moore va McLain, from Polk, new trial. Woody va Timber Co. from Yancey, affirmed. Gudger va White, from Madison, new trial. Rumbeugh vs Sackett.from Madison, no error. McPetera vs Eglish, from Madison, affirmed. Hemphill vs Lumber Co., Buncombe, no error. Gilliand va Bd of Education, Bun combe, no error, this case Involved the attendance at the white schools if pu pils alleged to have been tainted with African blood. Merrick va Stevenson, Buncombe, ap pealed diamiaaed. Burnett va Lyman, Buncombe, er ror. Dunn va Railway, Buncombe, re versed. Bogga va Pkkett, from Durham, per curiam, affirmed. Jones County Democratic Primary Pollocksville, May 19. Jones county democrats convened here today at 4 p m. , and held their meeting to appoint delegates to the several conventions. The meeting called to order by C. I. Debruhl, who was made permanent chairman and S. Hudson made secre tary. On motion all democrats in good standing in the party were appointed delegates to the County Convention. On motion the following resolutions were passed. Resolved 1st, That we feel and be lieve that Senator Simmons is making us an efficient able Senator, that he is our choice to succeed himself and that our County Convention take steps to govern itself accordingly. 2nd, That we endorse the course of our democratic member of Congress, Hon. Charles R. Thomas, and we in struct our delegates to the County Conveptionto vote for a resolution of instruction for his renomination. 3rd, That theie preceedings be sent to the New Bern Journal and request their publication. Adjourned sine die. C. I. DEBRUHL, Chm'n. S. HUDSON, Sec'y. Chocolate Ice Cream and Lemon Ice at the same time with the Twin Freez ers. M. E. Whitehurst & Co. 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For Sale 1 ana aVaplfjM JaVaaWVFIViV WW aaJBataVW W gmt jHBMMaBBaWlaBBJl4 WWAB aat v aBMgiaRlaaV(BMar wwasa from R eaet ! aa am Singing Class nl The Oxlord Orpan Asylnm, Friday May 25 Under Auspices of St John's Lodge No. 3, A F. & A. M A MOST ATTRACT I VK CONCERT FOR A HOST WORTHY CAUSE Adrateekm Sk. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRY WORK Having the New Barn I the ear viroa of aft into U t... Hly K tout We are out and wor ill I- r.l.Drwl- I J. W. NTEWAHT flret 1 laaaaaaatal HfTeJ HE JiJaar tg) 1 1 IhMhW1 Death of Fred. 0, Land After a diatreaelng aickneea lasting eleven day. Mr. Fred. 0. Land, eon of Jamea K. and Alice Land, died shortly before noon yesterday. H had suf fered an attack of typhoid-pneumonia of the most virulent type and although he wa a strong and vigoroua young roan he was unable to throw off the terrible disease. Fred was horn in Arapahoe, Pamlico county, aeveoteen yean ago, but ha Leen a resident of New Kern moat of hi life A strange and aad coincident ia that hi dtaeaaaaad death were very imilar to that of Wad land, hi cou em. who dtad April, end to whom he waa very much attached, the two being nearly Use earn age. He waa an In doetrieua, ateafly and reliable young man and had a heat of friends who .ymithlie deeply with Use bereaved faro.ly. The funeral eervica will be held In Ceateaar Mattrn"' church thia even ing at also fltaavlaH met. Afaplfto Wm La. al ajaifftslp 4 ww ss I'Bisgasan aw aBBavsissmy vsf ss wssasPlssjSH 'VxlaiawfVaiaie aad waaaiatly Iswaar- mmMm Atafamareeagfmaaartai ef new (of art i. aJaiowt ta 1U laeateiwa O. mer t at ! ta mnm on eawiaia tsal fawtn! veer ts r- ape tlieyapi iiitattea teat at the t Mr aMsV. Aa Aaaaai Nr AM To the lMl.hr : My Dear Frlamda I am compelled to k wa far aotnavaaaaalaare on Use new inrch Sou of anrabla wWeh ta bow m eeatra eg ainWn far Urn Cedar Cypreaa atreat sskewe Bam, the colored MMI aWtesu have bee or ead Massed la Ike walla. The work te about half nni.had Tha nurober. are .till at work aad wa kag to iaji ijsjaa iaaea Ull tha bolktaag la Bfea I mm ikL. mmhtmm, ail r.f Ik. hl " and mmrai laeariad alMaaa ef Lowo to glee gaajattaa U help Use wf.rk I aaaal be very glad if you will rm0tltg ta taw te aaaaa of taeee who at ean- toe rity tMa wee dtracUy to tJa eflee. The fTay aV9 jjft&99& Jsa KlW aa W L. mmm ' m ' at m. h Baa A , t TVBaVaVI af " 0T f) Q trvlv, , TAKEN 10 REFORMATORY. But Not in North Garolina But in Washington. Twin Freezers, two flavors at one time. M. E. Whitehurst & Co. Polloksville May 22, 1906, Farmers are very blue over the cold dry weather and poor come up of cotton. Timber and sawmill men seem to be doing well. Prices of their product ad vancing all tho time. The country seems alive with1 fortune hunters from all secUons of the coun try. Timber is the one big investment generally taken up. We have two saw mills here running on full time most every day. the Benders Lumber ka, has one and the Polloksville Lumber Co. one. The lat ter ia loading a large barge at their mill thia week for a firm in Philadel phia, Mr. M S Carter and bride have re turned from an extended bridal tour south aa far aa Tampa, Fie. We are very sorry to learn of the serious richness of Mrs I II Barrus at her borne in this place. We received a very interesting letter a few days ago from Senator Walker Mearee who is so well known in thin section as the former representative la the cotton trade for Messrs Alex Sprunt A Son of Wilmington. Ha is now m HarUvlUe, 8. C, busy in the work. He writes that the fanners are yet holding large lota of cotton. That he has bought the moat of 12,000 bales sold there. Julius II. Bender and Mia Nettie Kilpa trick of this place attended the Episcopal .Council In your city last week, Wa are glad to learn that Mim LU lie Ball is able to be eat again after several weak en- flnement st bat borne tat that .place from an operation per fermed by the skillful surgeon Dr. Ward of New Bern. Mr ftptvey snd wife of Orifton. N C. spent WeprMday.at thia place vis iting Usetr .later. Mr T S (tender and Mass Nettce Kilpatrirk. Boys Lives May be Savad. Propose State Jewele-s Dealers Association. Moving About of Prominent People. Teacher Resigns High School Depart ment (Special Correspondence) Greensboro N. C. May 22. Private telephones are being installed in the rooms of the McAdoo connecting each room with the city exchange and long distance service- This arrangement has already been completed in theGuil-ford-Benbow and when the McAdoo job is completed the force of electricians will be transferred to Hotel Huffine to install the some service. A meeting of the retail jewelers has been called to be held at the Benbow in in this city June 10th for the purpose of forming a state association. Mr. Thomas C. Hoyle of the law firm of Hoyle and Eure, left last night for Bridgeport, Conn, to be united in mar riage Wednesday morning at 10 o'clack with Miss Lucy Weldfery, now of that city, but formerly of Greensboro. Dr. and Mrs. Broadnax left this morning for Charleston where Or. Broadnax goes to attend the annual meeting of the surgeons of the Southern Railway Co. Miss Katheiine Davis, who for three years has most acceptably filled the po sition of teacher and demonstrator of Domestic Science in the Greensboro city High School Department, has tend ered her resignation." She carries with her the unqualified endorsement of the school board and regret at her loss. Deputy Marshal J. T. Millikan, ac companied by a guard Mr. T. W. Mil likan of Randleman, left on tha noon train for Washington to-day, taking Ned Craig of Clay County and Charlie Mull of Cherokee County to the United States Reform School. The boys are both sixteen years of age Neither can read or write. Both sing well and art first class banjo players. They are bright, of much natural intelligence, and apparently sunny dispositions. At the last term of Federal Court at Ashe ville they were convicted of working assisting in the operation of illict distil 1 cries and Judge Boydj sentenc-d them to eighteen months in the National re formatory. They were probably each, one in Clay and in Cherokee, assisting their fathers in running the blockade. Their trip from home may prove a God send to them, and a benefit to posterity. Dr Mr -s Hammond and are rapidly Diction The Dr'aU a 7 style op to-date two story atraeUir. Mr. Pearee a very coaafae table wall Mrs. Mary PelletW and son John M. entatned Dr. aad Mm. .Hand bridal party at bar borne In this plaee wbeeb waa Use cmwnl'g event of the aeaaon in thia httla vUlasr. All bar "peat a moat enjoyshte The saksfasj bay Baas who by Jonal. fVott ta atfll vary sksngareaa- ill aad Scott has made good has OS- It. r Ice cream freezers, best makes, water coolers, all sizes. Gaskill Hardware Co. Our Suburb Across the River Bridgeton la a again putting on her holiday clothe and is looking trim and neat. As a place of pleasure, he ex tends a generous welcome to sll who come within her border whether thir stay be long or short. She offers many things that will interest and that will serve for the comfort and rest of thoae who are physically fatigued. The beach at Bridgeton ia the beat bathing plaee on tho river, A hard sand bottom with a gradual descent makes it an ideal place for the non swimmer as well as those akilled in tha art of swimming. It affords an ex Oatteat opportunity to learn thia vary imnortant branch of summer pastime. Mr. Archie Mr alter e proprietor of th bath booses has bathing suits sad all paraphernalia naceaaary or indufcrenre in thia sport and indication are that Use beach will be more popular than It was last summer. Picnic aad evening parties will .also be held there this ssunmer. The place Is being Imprurad with that Idea In view and everything to being made as pleasant and convenient aa possible. A paffloa for dancing will b built ami many other attractions are being sdded and it will be a pleasant place to visit artiser to spond the day or a few bean At Skstinq Rink. There aril be a Sis 0 ST 1 1 at Skat tog Rink fswaday night. May Ml. Two prises win be ewarde. one pair ball bearissg and one pair ptean heanner akaiee Aw the beat iwlamts The III as' wifl etoesd who get tts settee 7J (flosa mi', rr,m. nil tsswl toswatsv Tkssto aw J. T. CUMSOM, JsJJsJ5ay O yws want swan ta (siart, 1ft. M aad 10 emu bottle at tVsajsjtoJa, Is anew at to tojM Far ftte 0a aft a. a. are boa' bettor m stoat) 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 use for a vest in hot weather. We find the most attractive suits in our store just now are those, composed of coats and trousers. They make the coelest clothes that a man can wear. You don't realize how hot a vest is until you have gone "without one. Tf you are looking for comfort it awaits vou here in ahiindanre. J.J. Baxter. .Js(0l Copyrighted! SCttLOSS Bl A CO. Fine Clothe Maker Baltimore and New York BAYARD WOOTTEN Makes up-to-datt; Photos, and ivrs prompt service, for reasonable prices. Films developed the day they are brought to the Studio. 92 East Front Street. Buy A Lot in Highland Park 7th Ward. Norfolk City. Thu property : l'etd midway ltwen the rentet of Norfolk and Use Jtmntuvn Eapoaition l'.runl, with ear wrtirr u aitnor point. TERMS J5. and $10.00 per month, without interest or taxes until paid for. LoU $400 to $750, according to location. The dty'a rapid growth in this diiwtion houkl make much higher Taloe For farther particulars apply t C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Hazelton. New Bern. N C or HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE. 140 Miin Street. Norfolk Va; AND ilier's Root Beer ' s ' ' ' , " FOR YOUR HEALTH SAKE TRY THEM 1 BOTTLED BY CROWN BOTTLING WORKS PHONE 105. 22 CRAVEN STREETI 4 SOLD ONLY IN BOTTLES. D. A. (MINGS tWlMM aa CO., tUHaTav K. C Al Ptoaasa la
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