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;N0.79 NEW BERN," N C.. SATURDAY MORNING,. JUNE 30. 1906 TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR , r OC3C o - " ft 30C DOC 4 DMf S T 0 MondayTuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Mrs.MItueHuftaker. July . 2nd' t 5th. LOOK OUT-, FOR THIS ADVERTISE MENT SUNDAY. J. M. MITCHELL & GO. J , Buy A Lot, Ja Jighland Park '') 7th Ward, Norfolk City. This property is located midway between the centi! of Norfolk and the Jamestown Exposition Grounds, with car service to either point. V TERMS $5. and $10.09 per month, without interest ,v or taxes until paid for. Lots $400 to $750, according to location. The city's rapid growth in this direction should make much higher value" For further particulars apply to C. T. PUMPHREY, Hotel Hazelton, New Bern, N. C ' or HIGHLAND PARK SYNDICATE, 140 MiiaStreet, Norfolk Va re Are You Going To Spend Your Vacation ! The Mecfclenfetfgg IS THE BEST PLACE FOR YOU- BECAUSE ! These Waters Used Jo'ntly have "given, wonderful results in Eczema, all Blood, Nervous, Kidrer, DigtiY.vPisorders, Rheumatism and Catarrh. Its spendidly equipped Sanitarium, operated in connection with Hotel. (No consumptive or contagious cases taken.) Its HydriatK Department, embracing the celebrated Baruch System of Baths, exhilarating and beneficial. - Its large airy rooms, broad halls and corridors, perfect ventila tion and its picturesque location. Is beautiful winding walks and driveways,- through romantic woodland its well equipped livery, comprising 1 he best ladies and gentle men's suddlers and roadsters and ponies for the children. Its varied amiiemeits, consisting in part, of splendid Orchestra Dancing, Howling, Tennis, Golf, Billards, Pool, Tra.p-sh.oot-nfr, etc. Its Social Fea!ure ara characteristic of the highest class of pa tr.n;.gc, which is drawn from the most prominent, and aristoomtic people throughout the country, yet the freedom from formality makes it a kin to one big family. U id the "Southern Society's Mecca." v i. Its Cuisine and servies is strictly first-class. The season of l'J'.iG promises to surpass all. previous lecords, both in number und personnel of its guests. Large bookings have already been made of prominent people "who will take up their Summer Residence at the Mecklenburg It i the most accesnable All-year-round high class Hsaltr and ' Pleasure Resort in the South. Telegraph and Long-Distance Telephone, in hotel. Its New Summer Schedule of trains will afford additional facil ities for reaching The Mecklenburg. , New Trains will be operated between Jeffress Junction and hase City, and Chaso City and Richmond. At JeJTresg Junction, connection is made with mid-day trains from Nor folk and Danville, also from all points in Eastern Carolina and Virginia. A Postal will bring full infirmatloh, also handsome booklet, diagram, rates &c. Address V- tirf raiDiinn mmcdi odd moo nn liiLuILlUDUU mliiLiiHL 01 MHUO UU.,- Chase City,. Va. - " Mecklenburg Mineral Waters are for sale by all well equipped Druggists and Mineral Water Stores. v , , , , r f X .,, We guarantee that our Chloride Calcium water with " our Baruch Baths will cure the worst cases of Malaria. j v jrwrTTTTfTTTffTTTf In New Bern SOUVENIR POST CARDS Ennet't's Bookstore p : : Bargains, All. v 1 I am now on Pine street,' No, 29. ' In ,r ilor to add to and change 'my stock, I II close out a line of Silverware and S i d Goods AT CoaT. . Ladies and toilet sets, shaving sets, butter , nyrup pitchers, fruit knives, nut mi l picks, puff jars, Ink standi, etches, hat brushes. All Bar- atiHos 5 Drops I give a 25 ' f j Crime be f. ire the y;t .v v - To Dehnguer (I Tax Payers. Please take notice that on the'3rd day tf- July, next,' I shall levy on your" real prop erty to satisfy your taxes for 1905, and publish eaid adver tisement in New Bern Jour nal on same "day: -You cannot ask for further' extension of time. -The time' for .indul gence has - passed, and it is too fate to ask ror favors. ; ' J-W BIDDLE," -A Sheriff: ice nnm mi "T I Wf' vv i L J-W HAD GIVEN UP DLL HOPE. CONFINED TO HER BED. "I Owe My Life to Peru-na," Says Mrs. Huffaker, Mrs. Mittte Huffaker, R. R. No. 8, Columbia, Tenn., writes :. " was Mfflicttgwtth dyspepsia tor several years anCsf last was confined to my bed, unable to alt up. "We tried several different doctors without relief.-,' " "V'T;";.-'. " had given up all hbpe ot any re lief and was almost dead when my husband bought me a bottle of Pe run a. "At first I could not notice any ben efit, but after taking several bottles 1 was cured sound and well. 'It Is to Peruna I owe my life to day. "I cheerfully recommend it to all sufferers." ME JULY NUMBER OF THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY. A Brief Review of the Contents of This Num ber of the Magazine Some Interesting Articles.5""- Durham N. C Never before has the South Atlantic Quarterly presented such an array of prominent contributors or such a number of timely and striking articles as in the July number, Presi dent John C. Kilgo of Trinity College makes a forceful and patriotic plea for the organic union of -the two branches a4.0f Amerj$aji . Methodism, deploring the sectionalism, that has so long kept them apart. Mr.- Bliss Perry, editor of the Atlantic Monthly' writes with charm and penetration of "Literary Fashions. " Gov. Joseph W Folk's recent address before the Southern Educational Con ference at Lexington, Ky,.1 Is printed in full for the first time; he speaks ttui.- boldlyfor compulsory education, child labor legislation, and obedience to law. President Alderman of the University of Virginia writes vigorously and elor quently of the ' points that have been settled in Southern education during the past generation and of the points that remain to be settled by the present generation.vi.VE8kine Steele" who has written literary articles for some of the leading magazines of the country writes of "Fiction and Social Ethics," an acute critlciun of tendencies in con temporary fiction. Mr, Frederick Law Olmsted,- Jr., professor of' landscape architecture in Harvard University, and Mr. JohnNolen, a leading architect of Cambridge, Mass., writes ft joint ar tide on "Public Open Spaces in Amer ican Towns and Cities," in which they trace the development ' of municipal landscape! architecture In' the country at large with special reference to de velopment in the South. Prof. E. Walter Sikes of Wake Forest College makes new book on Lincoln the basis of a sym pathetic and discriminating : study of Lincoln's mastery of men. Mr. John P. Kennedy, State Librarian of Virgin ia, Who has done to much within recent years to pnblish records of that State and to diffuse an interest in public li braries, discusses "The Value of a State Library,' Commission. 'V The number closes with book reviews and litetary notes by Professors Bassett and Dodd and the editors, Drs. Edwin Mima and W. H. Classon.ivV,v THE L, M. EDGERTON SPECIAL A Motor Cycle That Wins Everyone'e Admira tion and Interest. A Safe and Speedy - -' Vsh'fcJs - ; Mr. L. M. Ederton. has buil a motor cycle which he claims has a distinct ad vantage over any other motor . cycle made. . It is strongly constructed, weighs only one hundred . pounds- and the operation is bo simple that any one can ride with perfect safety. - A twenty-five mile-an-hour speed- can be nut on the machine but for the pur poses ot the cycle here it can beguaged at any speed desired. The peculiar advantage of the whiel lied in the fact that - the entire control of the machine is in the rijht grip. By the turn of this grip alone the start is made, feed regulated, and thh speed adjusted. It does away with the trouble some and intricate valves. The opera tion is made more safe by this control. The exhaust is hardly noticeable on the n.achine on account of an improved muffler which almost obliterates the sound. The deviBe is fine, more valua ble than a mere bicycle because it can make trips through sandy roads? it is less expensive than an automobile and for one who needs a bicycle in his busi ness the motor cycle answers every re quirement. It has been-called the L. M. Edgerton Special. j BATTLE GftUUNDS Wheat Iron with . Pepsin are the piinciples of Dr. Pepper's PhosForrates the greatest tonic drink of the age. Lawyers Leave Wrightsville Special to Journal I Wrightsville, June 29 The Bar Asso ciation closed its session here today. George Rountree of Wilmington was elected president. The next meeting will be held in the mountains. Editor and Dispensary Man Figt t Duel Special to Journal Orangeburg, S. C June 29 A fatal duel was fought here this morning be tween J. T. Parks, Auditing clerk for the State dispensary and R. H. Conner editor of the Morning Patriot, both men will die. The trouble arose over the sale of the paper. TO BE PRESERVED. Government Will Probably Make Yorktown ' a Military Reserve.'' . ( - L ii Norfolk June 29. The Comm'itteeon NationalParks of the Sins of th9 Ameri can Revolution are greatly encouraged by the results obtained in having the battlenelds at Stony Point and Valley Forge preserved as State reservations to be maintained and preserved forever for the '.Tree .engagement of the peo ple of the State." ,Xhe secretary, William Van Zant Cox, records the fact that the Virginia and District of Columbia Society are in terested in having a military park es tablished at Yorktown.. In its report to Congre3s of the Sons of the Revo lution; the suggestion is 'made by the committee that now when the- James town ter-centennial anniversary is re ceiving the attention of the entire coun try, the auspicious time has come for united effort. It is hoped by the So ciety that the -Senators' and Represen tatives of Virginia will .express this measure on the Congress of the United States with a reasonable hope of suc cuess. The recommendation of the committee is as follows: We recommend the passage of a bill by the Federal Congress appropriating a reasonable Bum of money for the ac quiring of the battleground Of Yorktown where the struggle for liberty wassuc, cessfully terminated. We urge the necessity of passing such legislation at the present Congress of the United States, during which will be celebrated the three hundredth anniversary of the first English settlement in America and the anniversary of the establishment of Anglo-Saxtbn civilization in the West ern Hemisphere. ORIENTAL. ;Thaw"PieadlNot Guilty Special to Journal. , ' ' ' 1 New . York, June 29 Harry Thaw was arraigned in preliminary examina tion and pleaded not guilty to the charge of murder. . This plea was made with a reservation, however, and may be changed to guilty Tuesday,' Thaw's lawyers will adopt two plans of de fense; one will be emotional iusanity and the other the fact of White's rela tions with his wife drove him tades- Rate Bill and Law Special to Journal , " - Washington, June 29. tlie Senate has passed the rate bill and it Iwill be come law in 'six .days. . The Senate may yield to the House on substitute In the meat inspection bill. : 'oAobriiA:;t 'Bisntks-:'j" Yob Haw Always BoHjAl Slfsatait Joe Scott Lands Hit Man New car load Ellwoodwire fence just in. ; Poultry wire, barbed wire, . screen wire. Price low. Gaskill , Hard ware Co. :; : Phone 147 .!" Will Griffin, ft negro - who. on, the 7th day of last March shot Joe Scott ftt Bayboro was caUght by Scott at Jack sonville yesterday. - Scott had received word from Griffin if. he would Come down to-Jacksonville that be (Griffin) would allow himself to ; be arrested. Scott readily accepted the invitation and went down and thereby added to his reputation as an officer of the law (?) Joe is ft mighty versatile nigger when he is not In some deviltry, he can turn sleuth and discover and run down almost any old kind of a criminal He seems to be ft sort of Dr. Jekyland Mr. Hyde. - Scott has recovered from his injury but he was pretty well filled with the contents of Griffin's gun. The lutter will be brought here tonight and later will be taken to Bayboro where ho will be tried. :. v." Stirring and Masterful Address on Education by Governor Glenn. Oriental, June 29. Thursday night, June 28, the Governor dlivered a thrill ing address. His subject: "Is the .YoUngMan Safe." He touched the State, confmunity, the home and the church. If these are saved says the Governor, the young man is saved; and he must be the saver thereof. This lecture includes patriotism, :moralty,. pureity in politics and true citizenship'. Every girl and boy in the State should hear it Thank God for a chief execu tive who preaches and teaches such a doctrine and Who lives up. to such high standard. : The lecture was delived in the Disci ple church, this affording mere seating capacity. The church had been neatly but beautifully decorated bv the ladies. Mrs. W. M. Ball and Miss M. Love Rich arranged the decorations and fur nished the music, Mr. Pearce presided, Mr. H. L. Gibbs in a brief but pleasing manner introduced the speaker. Mr. Hardy of the News and Observer was in town tbis week and did some good work for the Observer. ; Mayor L. B. Midyett met with an al most fserioua accident Wednesday; by coming in contact with a barrel of lime, the head came off and the lime filled his eyes and mouth. The pain was severe for some hours but he is convalescent and it is hoped that he will recover- - Superintendent Roes, -of Stonewall, and Mr. Robt . Woodard, of Pamlico were with us Thursday night , In fact many of our friends from all over the county;; Zy&z The" trucking interest' it practically over, the wharf is almost quiet In fact we are quiet only when we growl over the heat or cold, the rain or the dry. : " No More Chances Taken On Jail Escapes. Agreement on Encampments Dates at More - head. Supplies for tht State Guard. Ths Postmaetershlp Between Brings and Hardin. t- , ... j Special Correspondence. Raleigh, N. C, June 29. Adjutant General Robertson and Quartermaster General Macon, who came here yester day to arrange the date for the en campments at Morehead City, remained to hear from Governor Glenn. They agreed upon July 25th to August 3rd for the Second Regiment, and August 11th to the 20th for the First Regiment. The Governor returned this afternoon from Oriental, Pamlico county. A charter is" granted St. Leo's Hos pital at Greensboro with no capital stock, several Sisters of Charity, Sis ter Veronica Rilly and others being named as the incorporators. Insurance Commissioner James P. Young has gone to Montreat on busi ness connected with the Presbyterian Synod of the State. Col. Thomas S. Kenan and Mrs. Ke nan re now at Mamaroneck, N. Y. but soon will go to Saratoga to remain some six' weeks or more. After July 1st large quantities of supplies for the National Guard of this State will arrive here including tents for one regiment, much clothing and general equipment. Work has not yet begun on the rifle range at the encamp-; ment. This range must be finished and ready for use before the troops go there, rifle practice being now specially required by the United States which pays all the expenses of these encamp ments, including pay of troops, rations, transportation, etc. It is this rifle range which causes the encampments to be a little later than was first ex pected. It seems that the contest for the postmastership here at Raleigh will be really between Willis G. Briggs and John H. Hardin here at Raleigh. Sen ator Butler's brother is an aspirant and it looks as if there will be a test of the power of the ex-Senator in North Caro lina Republican politics. , Hereafter, since the attempted es cape of prisoners from jail here night before last there will be a watchman on duty all night Heretofore this has not been the case. Prisoners are sent here from various counties for safe keeping. The negro Bethel who cut through the door bar with a saw, then passed it to the murderer v illiams, who was with four other prisoners in a cell below and they used the bar to break two or three of the cell bars. The discovery was made barely in time to prevent the escape of all. BUY YOUR A A'H! AS FROM HACKBURFi AND YOU WILL HAVE A Belicioas Gyp of Tea -8 -OUR BIG SALE NOW Everything at Cost And Less j-'ifeHot In Chicago. X Special to Journal. i!'yk Chicago, June 29. The heat here has been intense today and fourteen cases of prostration have occurred. There have been four deaths' from heat.. yThe temperature reached PS degrees. .. . For Representative At the request of numerous Demo- crats of Craven county, I hereby an- . . ' , , ,. nounce myself a candidate for the nom- and the DCSt that IS Served in mat ion the Democratic party to the this citv. All other Fonuhrimpm,":r8,,iP of thp u,mnn ot rpresn- . New York Cotton Market. The following were the opening and closing prices on the New York Cotton J Exchange, June 29. ' 0m Ki,-h Low Clone July 10.10 10.21 10.08 10.21 Oct 10.25 10.31 10.2.1 . 10.31 Dec ' 10 01 10 37 10 23 10.37 j;,v..-j.t.i-4,4:U. ' v. . Torrid Weather Yesterday. . Yesterday a as by far the hottest day of the season and the records for sev eral years will have to' be searched to produce ft hotter one. - Old Sol bean business as soon as he showed his face above the eastern horizon. At eight o'clock a m the thermometer was 82 de grees, at 10:30 ft m it went to 88, at 11 it was 92 and at 12:15 it was 00 de grees and 2 o'clock it was reported as having passed the hundred mark. . The breeze which often relieves the heat here was not so much in evidence. There were two or three feeble efforts at a breeze but they dunl down aa if overcome by the heat but the sun kcit on shining. Nightfall alone brought slight furcease from heat and it was most heartily welcome. ? Czar Finds Treason Among Home Guards. Special to Journal. St Petersburg, June 29. Czar Nich olas is greatly shocked to find that members of his favbrate regiment of the household troop, the imperial guard known as the. Probajensks Grenadiers of which he is honorary colonel have adopted resolutions upholding all the actions of the Douma. The act is treasonable in ft sense but not really punishable, - Dr. Lcc more will b Dr. I!. I). V Coh-n - ;:tt'. ( I -Trade Report : Richmond, June 29. Bradstreeta to morrow will aay for Richmond and vici nity:-f k:H . , Wholesale dealers , in haHware and agricultural implements continue to re ceive large orders.- In this line collec tions are better than usual. Dealers in and manufacturers of harness, saddlery and leather goods have had the best season in their history. Wholesale dry goods houses continue to receive filling in orders. ' Shipments ' for the fill stock has not yet commenced but they anticipate the -greatest business they have ever done, i The produce market is active and the demands about equal the supply; prices are good and collec tions tair. . Retail dealers continue act ive for this season of the year. - Sum mer vegetables and staple crops, are somewhat late owing to the continued dryness of the weather during the early spring months. , V Piano and Pipe Organ Tuning. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Washington, D. C, are at the Patterson 'House for a short say. Mr, Snyder is a piano maker, expert tuner and robullder of pianos and pipe organs. He was in New Bern about a year ago. , : . Mr. Snydor announces to his forme patrons that only straight tuning price will b charged thrm, regardless of any other defects that may have developed duo to the ordinary wear, (ouch dofectj will ho remedied freo of tout) Up rirM.i ami p-fi:.w,?j m, C- .'t'M T l!"iv I i I 1 M- r.i .,!( f , x: ! iv . .,n We have a very large stock of Summer Clothing for men, boys and children to be sold very low. All two-piece Suits less than cost. Our entire stock of Men's Furnishings, and Ladies' and Men's Shoes and Oxfords goes in this Sale. Also the Dry Goods and Millinery, Ribbons, Silks, &c. We are not going out of business, but we need the money and expect to sell the goods. The profit is all yours and lots of the cost. Nothing will be charged. J. J. BAXTER, Kodak Finishing Work delived the day after it is received. Developing a film of six 15 cents; mounted joints 7cts each. Unmotinted prints 5 cents each. TheWootten Studio. 92 EAST FPONT ST. FOR SUMMER COOKING Use an up-to-date Oil Stove. We carry the most improved line. . rgummer Specialties- Jft. REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS COOLERS, HAMMOCKS, MOSQUITO CANOPIES, &c. J OH N B. IIV E S. Phone 257 -mV . 93 Middle Str-et Dr. Pepper's PhosFerrates Hire's Root Beer FOR YOUR HEALTH SAKE TRY THEM ' '; BOTTLED BY i 1 - ':i.-.V"''-,v Fountain Drir.' at ct r.-::i-!, ." tary f 1 1 " ' "' i If this Rn;j,; fl, .. lien of 1 (f V fri- o ) i a i r :;t:: ;
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