eto Bern
ssmKmes- NEW BERN N c SAturday morning, may 26, 1906 twenty-fiftiT yeae!
SUMMER OFFERINGS
- , SILK MULL
All Colore, 20c Values reduced to 12 12 l-2c
Children's White Duck Caps
ALL SIZES at 25c.
Useful Knowledge for
Everybody. Nec
essaiy Know
ledge for Spec
tacle Wearers.
W Wnt to Mikt the Welkin Ring With This Country will go to th oomniimn
Fourth of July Shouts. wows.
There is only a short time to the
Fourth of July and it is none too soon
to agitate a celebration of the nation's
njatal day here in New Bern. There
has not been an affair of the kind for
several years and a good old fashioned
celebration will be enjoyed as much as
Bow
invention of the Andre Optical Co.
which has revolutionized the art of
Lense making, Dr. Andre desires to
call attention to two important and very
Ladis Silver, Gilt Belts
AT 25c
m
J M Mitchell & Co.,
distinct features, namely, the excep-
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tional high standard of both nwteml nificent flport wWch few cities enjoy
and construction. . anA that is th fine course for a launch
The material is selected irom w -nail boat ,ace Let this be a lead
finest quality of flint stone, ana wnen . f t h
s. -i k.n "hs .
nnisneawunpBTBueiwi wiwu. I something that everybody can enjoy
nam ana crystal use appearand, iv j eyen to the gpread eagie oration
at first glance distinguishea irom manu Let the knockera who Bay that New
factored crown glass, the more common Bern fa gow ot dead come up and 8how
matwriai usea in lense maKing. in con- their nerve and make good lest they
sirucwon it may oe rij"'' j BhouW be "glow" 0r "dead." Any
its deep periscopic snape, concvo, con- , ., . to haye a Giorious
61 Pollock St.,
PHONE 288
Opp. Episcopal Church
I MERELY A HINT
In striving to better both" your
physical and financial condition, you
cannnot err in buying your Groceries
of
H. C. ARMSTRONG
Phone 174.
48 Middle Street.
Lawn Swi
Jigs 1
' 7 "i
Porch Rockers and Settees
Full Line Refrigerators, Freezers, Water Cooler.
Patent Roller tray Trunks,
Furniture, Mattings, and House Furnishings.
JOHN B. IVES.
Phono 7 3 Middle Street.
You may need a few sup
plies to finish the tchool
term.
MUTTS BOOK Sid.
10c MUSIC 10c
IT Ik BARGAIN
We now have 1,000 sheets
of the latest vocal inst rum n
tu lacred and comic music.
which we will sell at 10c
sheet. Ak to see our cat
lofue
WARDEN'S
43 Pollock St.
Phone 163.
mmm mm
I
anything that can be arranged, ine
sporting blood of New Bern has not all
tnmaA in water we hone. If a few or-
In placing before the public this late ganizera promoters will get to
gether and push this Fourth of July
celebration we can make it a success
there is no reason why there should
not be a rousing time here.
We have the facilities for one mag-
vex or convexo concaro, a conswerame
curvature corresponding to that of the
eye, to increase the distinctness of ob
jeets viewed obliquely,
In spite of this being a little more ex-
pen jive, they are coming into general
use wherever introduced on account of
their manifest superiority oyer the old
forms of lenses.
Their principle advantage 11
Fourth" just like we used to have.
Dispensary
Waxes
lour""" f
BJ P
j Reputation 2
We have a iwputotisn 2
for keeping ovstTthtegShnt 5
Z drag store thou Id know. Z
It very seldom wo any Z
"just cut" to a LMlU i 5
If it in to be found in any Z
drag store we have It
F. S. DUFFY'S
j Pharmacy. j
Investigation
Warm
Special to Journal
Columbia, S. C. May 25. -One of the
-that I greatest sensations that has been known
they afford a greatly enlarged field of- in this State was made in the invest
vision, giving a more general and com- gation of the State dispensary affairs
prehensive view." Their peculiarly is K gppeatB that the factions which have
been unfriendly to each other made
deeply concavo, so that the field of view .,,.
la much enlarged. With lenses of the open threats. John Black, chairman of
ordinary type when the eye turnes it j the new dispensary board made threats
looks obliquely through them, and a J airaiBst the lives of the members of the
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more or less mstonea image wrmeu, . and a,ainst the life of
tni the periphery of the lense limits I , . uu .
, - . - . .inn QVMU tiKiiimnii Ul uio uiu 'A'MiU'
BHS9 11C IV View. I
With our deep periscopic lenses, the I Black's language was very aousive
curve of which coincides approximately I said he would kill Fraser Lyon of the
with the arc described by the eye in old committee and told Lyon to arm
taming, the lineof vision passes more ... . . th ther mU8t di
directly through the lense, and the field I .
of vision extending all the way to the " B m-ue '
edge of the glass, is much less limited nesses il they tesunea againsi mm
by the edge of the lense. The result is I Gov. Haywood will remove Black from
a sense of freedom and comfort to the 1 0ff,ee
wearer, which can only be ruuy appre-
. a a 1. 1
catea oy persons wno wear Announcement
consianuy ana wm nve in uom
kinds.
It will be readily understood that the
plane of the lenses (when correctly ad
justed before the eye) is practically al
ways at right angles to the line of vis
ion- In other words, the wearer sees
si raight through the lines whether he is
looking. downward, upward, inward,
outward, or straight-sway. They ate
particularly useful in the more compli
cated lenses, and bifocal or double
class, in which la addition to the en
larged field through the distance lenses
there k the sdvaatare of having the I rood about Ornne. the only guaran
rfloding portion placed at right angles I teed cure for the whiskey and buer
to the line of viston. Instead or in a habit The other day a lad
lantinr Dosmoo, as is given in tn
ar.linarv bifocal Isnses. They also re
move to a great extern uh renecaoosismce using
which annoy so many persons.
A comorebenslon of the above de
sorintion is safficlent explanation of
advsntagas to be obtained from
This dry weather will be the ruin
ation of the farmers if it continues
much longer. Already the potato crop
is damaged fifty per cent The fact
that there is a short acreage of the
crop and consequently it being expected
that high prices will result will not
avail for the sustained loss.
The Journal communicated with some
of the leading truckers yesterday,
Messrs. W. Crockett W.HT Bray
and W. C. Willett and each one report
ed that the condition was very bad and
unless rain should fall within a very
few flays the crop would be' utterly
worthless.
This damage, of course, does not af
fect the potato crop alone but the bean
yield which is one of the best crops the
truckers handle both as to production
and as to the financial returns of it
The damage on beans ranges from 25
to 75 per cent, in some cases the ruin
is complete. Cotton has suffered to a
great extent. Some farmers have de
cided to take in the cotton already
planted and will put corn in instead, it
being too late to plant cotton.
The forecasts and physical fore
runners of a storm seem to have been
valueless from a meteorologital stand
point as there have been numerous in
dications of rain which have not made
good.
It is safe to predict, however, that
as long as this cool weather lasts, it
will continue dry-
Remains Taken From Raleigh Cemetery.
Chocolate Ice Cream and Lemon Ice
at the same time with the Twin Freez-
i. M. B. Whitehurst & Co.
BUY YOUR
The remains of Mr. W. R. Wartera,
who died at his home in Washington, 1.
C, arrived on the mail train last night
accompanidby his son, and daughter Mr.
W. C, and Miss Lulu Waters. The
funeral services will be held at five
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the First
Baptist church. The St Johns Ma
sonic lodge will have charge of the ser
vices.
Whiskey and Beer Habit
Nearly every day we hear something
. . I . .a a
of having the I good about Urnne, the only
iv told us
that a person In whom she u greatly
interested has discontinued drinking
Supreme Gourt Opinions
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, May 25 The Supreme Court
filed the following opinions:
Poe vs S A L Ry, from Chatham, new
trial.
Fitzgerald vs Sou Ry Co. Guilford,
affirmed.
Settle vs Settle, Guilford, reversed.
Hayes vs Franidin, Caldwell, affirm
ed. Winkler vs Killian, from Burke, new
trial.
Murrays will case from Buncombe,
affirmed.
Rhea vs Craig, from Buncombe, af-
firmed.
Ledford vs Emerson, Cherokee, af
firmed.
Bryson vs Railway Co. Jackson, af
firmed.
Matthews vs Pry, from Swain, re
versed.
Davidson vs Natahala Co. , Macon, pr
curiam affirmed.
Wales vs Kaolin Co., Swain, per cur
lam, affirmed.
since using Orrine. This treatment
does not detain the user from work and
is a simple remedy, easy to use and
4 1 wo aura w cure arunaaraa ano iiop ine
fearful craving lor drinking, that wo
use of tWoror that of the old atyle. tell it under an abeolutj guarantee to
We particularly coll the attention oi i u? n wi u.it.
m 1 B S 1 ill ill la 4aa Mf fnama- Mn 1 ii
those who novo sjemnoro ywwisuaiou r. 1
b In retting mtaa in glasses, i moiu;, mn n.t iur UIUM w,i.
Those rMww "L. V. "ZT.
nu do mierssiea io iifn'. AT7 w' j i
MtMDMIMAU rttflnSBl UMBn StflllWVUI Wb muiiiiiiniij n 11 wvrau nut
in inUkh Kama. I ossnreo ww vee oi its Kraai vaiue.
1. Andre will betoosed to coll on Moll ort-rs nilsjt rhe Urrme yy..
naaninrwa, u, u, nr 1a u. onunun.
oirMow wishing further Infomutioa on
this ahet; sod (Uscribe la detail the
worHntW this popular lense without
shin I. Coil or address
DR. L. SHAW ANDRE.
Hotel Hal ales.
New Bern, N
Higher Saloon Licenses
The cities of louiaisns ore one by one
coromltting themselves to high Jicensc
for the whiskey dealer and the straight
is shottly to be mode In New
A Sensational Cat. Sanitarium st Atkivllls
Chartered, Industry for Aged Women st
Pine Bluff. Supreme Court Proba
bly Adjourns Next Week.
Raleigh, N. C, May 25, 1906.
At five o'clock this morning a four
teen year old white girl, Bertha Fowler,
employed at a knitting mill in front of
the penitentiary, was struck by a train
on the Southern railwaz and killed.
She got out of the way of a fast mail
train only to be struck by some freight
cars, ywhich were being moved by a
shifting engine. She was horribly man
gled. The State charters Dr. Carroll's san
itarium, incorporated at Asheville,
which is to receive sick, injured and
insane persons. Will confer degrees
on attendants and nurses who are pro
ficient and will give instruction in mass
age, etc. Dr. Robert S. Carroll and
others are stockholders.
Mrs, Nora S. Burgess, of Pine Bluff,
Moore county, has established an indus
try for aged women, who do all sorts of
handicraft. She has sent Governor
Glenn a number of specimens of her
work and the Governor exhibited these
today at the Agricultural Department.
At some point in western North Caro
lina a lady from the North has revived
the making of old-fashioned rugs, car
pets, baskets and all sorts of things of
the kind, a return to the custom of sev-enty-fivo
or one hundred years ago.
The supreme court expects to adjourn
for the term the first of next week and
will probably file its last decision on
Monday.
A very sensational thing has occurred
here which is causing no little talk.
Two or three years ago the remains of
a gentleman who formerly lived in Ral
eigh and who died in New York were
cremated there and the ashes were
brought here in an urn of bronze and
were placed in one of the cemeteries,
a mound of earth, like a grave mound
being raised above. About a year ago
the remains of a daughter of the gen
tleman were also cremated at New
York, brought here in an urn of the
same kind and the ashes were placed in
a grave beside that of her father. A
few days ago some relatives and friends
of the family, being at the cemetery,
nofHced that the grave mounds had been
disturbed and made some irquiries, but
were told that it was not at all proba
ble that anything had happened. A
day or two ago the grave in which i he
ashes of the young lady had been de
posited was examined and it was found
that some person or persons hsd taken
off the turf, removed the earth and
with a pick ax had broken through the
cement which covered the opening in
which the urn with the ashes hsd been
placed and that the urn was gone. It
i also found that an attempt had
been made to thus enter the grave
wherein is deposited all that is mortal
of the father. The authorities hsve
taken the matter in hand and arrests
may follow. No such esse has ever be
fore occurred here.
TEAS
FROM
HACKBURN
AND YOU WILL HAVE A
DeliGioas Gyp of Tea
SPECIAL LINEN SALE
WE PLACE ON SALE
Friday Morning
A big lot of Waist and Dress Linen Lawns, Tible Linens
and Napkins, Linen Towels, &e., and will offer them at a
price that should interest every woman in the city:
J. L O'QUIHK S CO.,
Ncrth Carolina
Leading Florists
assess titm
f rsyaof
IsajM s tta fnOfiol w mirrvsr) of tbt
f I IIm vtrtfatl rmyt mny tm
SlB tJfes HMeT'W Afl4
or Is IVsm of it this U on
of
Spring
Sale
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FANCY s PUI SILKS
IN COLORS
AMD
The Oxford Orphans
With osorly every seat on the main
of the New Masons Opera house,
occupied last night the class from the
Oxford Orphango, gsvo Uuir ainual
entertainment which was greatly en
joyed by sll pros sat .The program
was a rather long one for such young
but there was no break, each
child being perfect in hi. or her part,
their being rhnnisns, and two and four
part songs, with recitations later
isrssa
The children whlU here were tits
eats at s number of homo., sod tiMaft
stey here made as usual a pleasant one
for each.
day an ovarw helming vote of the pec
pis favored a $600 for a lion license
for saloons and the Now Orleans Public
School Allisons on the same day do
coded to prrsaiouti the issue in that eity
until it is won. This "movement is not
for prohibition, but for a decently con.
ducted saloon. The people of Loais
ions are willing for a man to drink in
eds ration, sat they want him toast
a good stiff price for it; and they want
an end of dims and doggcriea. Chotu
K. Cor uMtoM and Wototo a op--1 i
A stOoMPHS SslPflwani fonnnnnnnnnnnQ I !sT fori aT A
Wedding lisnansts and rtornl Oinrs- I
wflsMMs) Is ffwt w4a)Ay
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tm-M -i a 1 ssnsi sksjsjsnnAswnonMwnn sjsn4
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stedy fr sv Ung.fi Url-ssil We snohs a spsiodto f
-lwnr Um nhf stood. Otosr tnooai en v rmm
r qisftssg I W H C.aNADT , wpwa tos rssjrsBjssasss
otonass Snsn I iff Mssato Sarswt I mm mm
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Ntw York Cwttmi MarksL
TVs Ml stog wars the openings
I It New Tort OstoSB
May 2V.
Oreo High Low Ctosg
May 11 11 II SI 1LST
M 11.17 lilt 11 U 1111
Oft MVM MLSS lo m 10
RacoipU 11,794
Inst rear- IS.000
Twin Freezers, two flavors al one
time. M. E. Whitehurst 4 Co.
85c Quality, fine sheer Linen at
60c quality, extra Rood value
50c quality' just the thing for suits
40c quality, a regular 50c seller at
25c quality, best quarter number at
35c quality, Linen Lawn at
$1 00 quality. Linen Damask
60c quality, Linen Damask
68 inch Unbleached Damalk at
THESE PRICES A HE FOR FRIDAY
ONLY, AND ARE FOR CASH !
69c
44c
39c
32c
20c
25c
79c
44c
30c
AND SATURDAY
J. J. BAXTER
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Wt Want to Ml lm of the Good.
When trade Is dull and stock is full,
Aod lbs cash you need you want u.p ill
Toko oj your goods from off nxir
Death of Rev. T, 1. Gsttis
Special to Journal.
charlotte. May 26. -Rev. T. J. Gst
tis, the Methodist preacher who has at
Uincl rslebnty an plaintiff in the fil
ms Gsttis-Kilgo libel cons died here
today. He has boon in feeble health
for many months and his death
not unexpected.
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Buv A Lot in Hieniana fan
7th Word. Norfolk City. This property is located midway between the
of Norfolk and the Jametown Kx Dotation Grounds, with car servics to
point
a. n iinvt r-hoin t rr nu i Til .t, n i mi rniiii
location.
m ti.i. : I .11. ; ,V.i. i.iu.liAn 1 1.1 m.ltji mnh hlffhtf,
For further particulars apply to
C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Hazelton, New Bern, N.
HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE.
140 Miin Street, Norfolk
And
tiM whole of your stock out
Than If the folks wan t corns and
A mark down faks yonnrst cos
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And m this way raU-h many s
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Mack em) at Oaks Market.
and Norway
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Victoria, B. C, nay 2Bth.-Rapnr1
offset that that country ha. wfTrd
A walMclty
ftrt.liw Tnrl Undot FlfS
Spotol to Jownsl
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BAYARD WOOHEN
Makes up-to-date Photos, and gives
prompt service, for reasonable pricea.
Films developed the day they are brought
to the Studio.
East Front Street
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