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CAROLINA, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 18Q7..
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difference between being truly conservative find being hide-;. '
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a-. - This Bank alms tor that conservatism which' means safe?
v ty for iU depositoi-s,,'but also vfor that intelligent liberality -S
which means so much to the prosperity of the Individual and - J
" the community rv , '
--.-r -r" This bank has a helpful service for every one who. steps
across its threshold, from he child saver to the farmer or bus-
'iness man with his commercial account .v - -.it'
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-' JAS. ff. BtAAEspjes, " T, aC GRKEN, V. Pres.
WnC R. BLADES, V. Prsv IJEO.
JUST RECEIVED THIS "WEEK
A Fresh Stock of
Gutli's, Lowney's; Peters'
CANDIES
C. T. YOUNG,
St Front Street.
We Thank You For Your
Liberal Patronage!
Our four days special sale was
ing to out; limited help many were compelled to go away with out
being waited on.
And for this reason wo will continue these low prices until
there are snill Tremendous Bargains
just Received p large shipment of
wanU, we put on sale to-day 17,000
than the Regular price.
Phone
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REAL. ..ESTATE DEALER AND :
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TPents collected for which immediate returns are made. : .
' All deals made at moderate cost , A;' rr ; ' . :' .
Personal attention given all matters. . ',. ' ! vv-
BRJDGKTON LOTS : FOE;
! ' build a bomei'.tj.H'
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f iif Concrete "hollow blocks for house supports for aaiev,,.' Cheaper A-
'hi-, than brick, last for centuries Tr;
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U JUSTRECEIVED AFRESH -INVOICE FINE :
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Requires ho" tar ' Will last from 5 to 7 years;
' Price$1.10 per roll, including nauVand tine; v
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must be," buf there - ta a vast
B. PENDLETON, Cashier
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Prescription ftrnggists
all we could ask-, for, but oW--:
in every department, we have
staple gooJs 'to supply jour . .
yda New Embroidery 1-3 lees
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there - is' none better.
coin
One Line 1 of. Defense Will be
-Th'at Strange" Died - of
" -r Natural Canses -.
SUIT fob ces; - :f
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Seaboari Air Line .Made Defendant
.- for Heavy Damages, Bertie Conn r
, , ty Totes In Favor of Speelal
' School Tax. Prominent
- Physician Danger.
Special Carrespondenda. ' -
Raleigh, July Hr-The question of
whether ornot the the Rowlands will
be -tried at this term of Wake' court
for 'the murder of Engineer ;:- Chas.
Strange depends now largely on the
action Judge Long" will take as to the
admisibllity of depositions . counsel for
the defense have secured from- Hem
phis,- Tenn Norfolk , and elsewhere
bearing on the case. The State con
tends that these are irregular in that
they were taken before the case was
really in court with' the true ,bill from
the grand jury and that they were se
cured without the knowledge" of the
prosecution. One la from Dr. Haynes
of Memphis, who deposes and " says
that Re prescribed forlStrange some
time before' his death for, heart dis
ease and prescribed and infusion of
digitalis. And t&at Strangewas ua
hle to drop off at any time owing to
the condition' of h(a heart". IMgltalU
Is one of the poisons which It is claim
ed by the prosecution could nave been
used, to poison" Strange without ,thi
possibility of its being traced in all';
alysis of the stomach. There la flan
a rdepbsitton from,.W. J. Joyner of
Norfolk to the' effect that he had -ik
druggist repeatedly filled the pr'.Bay
iif s; prescription of Digltana for
Strange. If these depositions are not
to be admitted It will be imposalbleto
reaebe the case at . this jUme, nn4 th
probability is that.lt will go oyer any,
way-tor other 'reasons,1
In Wake superior; court a. suit for
$50,000 damages has been instituted
by, David -Klnf . flagman, against the
Seaboard'Air line for Injuries sus
tained while coupling cars at Vaughn,
a station between Balelgh and .Wel
don. He ' was canght between - cars
and 6o crushed that" his lower limbs
are permanently paralysed. He has a
wife nd two children. . r ,
Supt Askew, of the BerUe - 'eonntjr
public 'schools notifies the state sapr '
erlntsndent that Another, district has
voted a , special tax for the 'improve,
ment ot iW)hools,'-;:55;i;h'j;
' J lUroung: state commissioner of
Insurance has; gone'to Asheville, on
ojacial business; i&$g:0&j!Z
News" waa" received henK today of
the serlouf putting of Dr. Zeb Caver
neas, a promiaent physician of Waka
fleld, lasf evening b,y a drunken paiat
er, " It seems that Dr. Caveneas was
approached by ; the fellow' and, asked
In. his drunken erase if he. wan the
painters friend. , His reply was that
he supposed he wai. .Then W fellow
drew out his knife with an oath and
declared "thaffhe doctor was hot his
Mend." and inflicted h. long -'. wound
across ' Dr.' Caveness's abdomen The
blade, fortunately rdld not - penetrate
to the' cavity sufficiently to make the
wound j; really dangerous, : provided
there are. no complications to devel
op in; its treatment So far as could
be ascertained here this morning the
fellow-who did the catting, haa -not
been arrested and be expresses deep
regret. a. his . acUonvtKvS
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i':'gtocks;e EIUn.:?f
". London," July; 11. War,,.' tatk ' has
sent : Jtte stock market soaring. Some
of 4he leading securities ' advanced
four per cefit and all took a raise of
greater or less extent" ' h-.
': Death' of Mrs. Mary . Bae!ey.
5 Mrs. Mary E. Rutnley, widow of the
late Dennard Rumloyr died ; at ' her
home in Beaufort Sunday night at the
age of 2, .Blie bad been a resident
of Iteaufort all of her Ufa and was
widely known and highly esteemed.
The funeral servlct-s were held at i
o'clock Monday afternoon. Rev J. 1
Rumlny of Kalrfli'ld, Hyle county tf
fldHtod. She was the mother ol Mr.
David Rumlny ot this city and of r.
J, J, Douglnns of Clio, 8. C.
A Jtew Siitilioiinct Series.'
tioKlniilng July 23, The t-nu'.-y
World Will Htnrt a li"W soil if t'.o
famous BuiibrmiM-t ricturxs. T r '
series preoril the fuik'.-ru" t 1 ' ' ,
riiihliiK, Ironing liiul !". Hi!.',!. 'I -i
lliei n will 1)0 t'-i '." ii.' " ': ' i . a
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Sneeen Wan a "Leag Time Coming
1"- CBnt tt aw ni Itt v-'.--.
i r'Tv Tatteriay's Besnltsv
; New Bern (; Tarboro' t. J' ' . '
Klnston 4; Washington ltX-"
Rocky Mount 6-Wilson 9. '
I'''-' Cbunea Todir'l.-
t Tarboro at New Bern. ''
. Washingtoa at Kinstou. - - .. "
Z. Wilson at' Rocky Mount
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Rocky Mount. ..! ' 86S
Wilson.,, .T15 ' $25
Washington.. .". ...l(r 12 454
New" Bern. ..' ....10 12 454
Klnston.. .. ..'-..8.17 820
Tarboro,.",. , .... 7 ' 17 891
Fate and superior playing Savored
thy New Berns yesterday, in th game
with Tarboro and .while the game was
slow it wan tatereafing . A brilliant
play Jar the New Berns was made by
McCorry at the-third , base , In the
eighth inning when he mad a one
hand catch of a batted ball having to
make high Jump to get It On account
of being crippled In the game Nonrse
the' pitcher for the visitors was sub
stituted by. Adams. '. Both men have,
an easy but rather slow delivery
which seemed to pusile the New
Berns. Terkes pitching was satisfac
tory! every respect and his support
was admirable. Following Is the tab
nlated score:
NOW. BERN
Shaver, If.
Celey, s.8.
McCorry, 8b.
Dekln,"ct
Reld. lb.
Smith, c
Batters, rf.
Stevenson, 2b.
terkes, p.
ABHHPO A E
8 0 0 1
4 1 13
10 3
0 11
0 0 10
1 JL
110
111
0.0 1
Totals 28 6 528 15 v6
Elrod out, cutting second base. ,
TARBORO ..
Walker ri.
Jopes, s.s.
Hamilton, 8b.
Elro4.'4b.
Thayer, It
Karl, c,i , .
Dlckerson, 2b.
SttUlyan, c
Nonrse, p.
..ABKHFOAE
4 1 1. 0 00
0 1 3.1
0 1 8 0
2 11 0- 0
1 1-0 0
Total
81:2 24 11 2
','T? 8CC& BT DCNINGS.
Tarboro - 10 1 0 JL0 0 0 02
Nfw JJert 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 x6
r SDMMART.- - -:-Two
Base ' HitsHarf,' Pekin. Sae
Hflce HltJ,Tjonesr'. Elrod, "Reld. First
basoa 'Balli,i.Terkes ' Y, Npurse;:: 1.
prnif Ontby iVerkai Adams
)Left o: Basea, New Bern 2r. Tarboro
)8onb)aM PIays,,Terkes and , Reld,
Stevenson; Oeley and -Reid.; ' First
Bast on Errors, arboro' 5 'New
Bent i. . Hit by Pitehar, Nonrse.' In
nlngV pitched by Nonrse 1' By Adams
8.- Hits off Adams 8, Jiourse l:f ;Time
of . Gam 1:50.: Umpires, Nlchoit -and
;ton'i;vWaslklngU iiM:
r.Thi Reds of Klnston are playing
beer ball now and ar little by Uttle
tnaking their record In ' good shape,
yesterday, they heat, the Washlngtons
in a Very 'close and exciting gam re
sulting la the score ot 4 to S.
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N '1 'h HUs Off 8UU. i ; ' -Special
to Journal. , . K. -'.
Rocky ; Mount . July , 11-The .7 two
leader ot the Eastern Carolina Lea
gue came together today and Wilson
got bumped something awful Col.
Still went down the line with )3 hlU
off his delivery against "him. rPrlee
pitched league ball -allowing only
three hits In sepasate innings after
two were, down, :Bcore:,tJ; ,;.-..-,.
' - y,l B.H.E.
Wilson ; V "''" 0-0 8 I
Rocky Mt 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 i-MJ 3
i Batteries': SUll and Wrenn; Price
and Raymond Umpire' Tan Aroam.
l , V; A fa '. Breele-ITelson, i !:
- The borne of Mrs. Joseph Nelson,
Br., at 127 East Front street was the
scene of a pretty wedding at o'clock
IshI evening In which hor youngest
daughter, V'em Tattle W. Nelson was
marrlod to Mr. Albert D, Brooks,
b 1 ' ""rer for C. 8. I.'o!!'"!er. The
rnrfncny a jcrf ' I ly KoV. L.
U. H. Y.i:":i'n t'n bil'e .was
fciven away ly r broker, Lr. i
K:u. TLe si " j wa wl!r.e..:if..4
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He W0( Address Cetten Growers, in
- ; Different Parts ef the State. ; -Special
Correspondence. - V
; Raleigh; July ,11. President Charles
Cotton MoOre of the North Carolina
Cotton Association ". announces , that
President Harvey. Jordan, will address
the Raleigh Chamber of- Commerce
and Merchants Association yhere ; on
Friday, July : 12th. President Jordan
wantf to make campaign over the
entire jtouth during v the jiext . two
months beginning in North Carolina.
During his trip abroad, where" he at
tended,." great Convention of Ihe
cotton spinners of the world he gath
ered, much valuable information for
the cotton growers, and business men,
and wllendeavor to spread this in
formations so as to. reach the cotton
belt President Jordan will be with
President Moore at Garner, this coun
ty July 19th, and at Cary, this county
July 20th, and at each place there will
be a barbecue. Mr. Moore'a appoint
ments are for this week, f at Dunn,
July 12, injthe morning, Denson July
15, in the morning, Kenlay July 13, in
the afternoon, Clayton 15, in the
morning, Wilson's Mills 15, 6 p. m.
Mr. Moore writes that he is" very much
encouraged at the progress of the
warehouse-holding" movement and
that-when he reported to the execu
tive committee at Maxton July 4th, his
work for the past six months, the
committee complimented him warmly.
He says he will build the ware houses
if the people will come out to hear
him tell how easily It can be done.
- Bradstreet's Trade Report.
Richmond, Va., July 11. Brad
street's tomorrow will say for Rich
mond, Va., and vicinity which in
cludes New Bern? '
" Wholesale dealers in and manufac
turers of drugs and sundries have had
a successful season and future pros
pects are encouraging. Manufacturers
of flavoring extracts and specialties
here have extended their territory and
foreign shipments are noted. Those
engaged in this line are working at full
capacity and ordering for the Bummer
season has been liberal. Wholesaler
of dry goods continue to receive satis
factory orders for fait shipments, bn.
few. flUing-ln, orders are noted. Tho
weather generally is favorable for
growing crops, ' in some sections
rain is needed. The wheat and hay
crop, both of which are fair to good
Are being harvested. Collections are
fair. Retail, trade is more active. The
usual end season dullness is on in the
produce market and prices for most
all lines show a decline this week.
Larger shipments, of southern melons
are noted. ' - '
IMGKED; FOR LIFE
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Seemingly Unperturbed by-the 8eri
f'yeni"Cs,'. Atost ' -
Special to Journal. ' '
1 iRaleighr July ;' ll.--Dr. David 8.1
Rowland ahd wife Lillian Rowland
were1 formally arraigned to stand trial
for their Uvea on charge of poisoning
MreV7 Rowland's- former husband En
glneef C; R. Strange of the Seaboard
AIrrLlne. Drr Rowland wore a neat
black aqae business suit -and derby
jtat? Mrs.: Rowland waal attired 4 in
mourning and hair done pompadour.
She; wai -accompanied by her; sister,
Mr. Levan, pf Chicago.' Both prison
ers' showed' remarkably little injurl
OuVeffeot of imprisonment In aplte of
(orrM weather... A to issue over .the
use 'of depositions In event the trial
should be held this term Judge Xohg
held if trial should come up-he would
admit depositions but ' would fleave
With th solicitor the matter of poet
ponement In event he felt he should
have time to impeach depositions. So
licitor Jones will consider question
over night and' report at morning ses
sion when question of trial wllfbe
finally settled." 'if.''--i. fr i-;-r
Orders Placed for CoaL ;.'
Special to Jonlal.:,-:i.k.(.;,,.
Washington, July 11, The govern
ment has placed orders for Immense
quantities of coal to be used by the
Pactflo fleet ' It will be deposited at
eastern points before September' 1.
The fleet will sail October 1. ' :
i '". Assessors Stop to Breathe.,
t The county asaesnors and board of
equalization took one great big breath
Thnrxlay wbm a certain reproRonta
tlvo bn ilnoHg nmn appeared before
bo'Tfl find cheerfully accepted the
v -Mil : -n j ' . . 1 nimn his viirioiiB
I "' i. J -t t! k of it? Not one
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Secretary Stewart. ofTP. A-
Says Charges at Expo
i Are Reasonable.
C0NSIQER1HG PRICES
'- OF
Many Untrae Statenenta-7 Have Got
Into' CIreulatloa ia Regard to
JHgh Price of Board. Stories
Have Damaged Expo
sition a Great
Deal
Norfolk, July ll.-r-Paul H. Stewart,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Trav
elers Protective Association, denies
that prices are exorbitant, either iu
Norfolk or at the Jamestown Expo
sition, as a result of the fair. He says
stories which have been published to
that affect have hurt the exposition,
and that there is no truth in them,
Mr. Stewart told a reporter for the
News that prices at Norfolk and
Jamestown are no higher than they
are iff Baltimore at the present time.
You can get a good meal at any
number of places for fifty cents, and
for seventy-five cents you can get a
meal as good as you can buy In the
city ot Baltimore for the same price.
The rates for rooms at all ot the
hotels are normal, the service is good,
and there Is absolutely no excuso lor
complaint I admit that there are
some places where they are inclined
to overcharge, but it is not necessary
to visit those places with so many
other hotels right at hand. At a hotel
inside ot the grounds two persons can
get a room, breakfast and admission
to the grounds for 82.50 apiece. Fig
uring breakfast at fifty cents and ad
mission to the grounds at fifty cents
that leaves only 11.50 for the room
no more than you will pay anywhere.
I was at Chicago, St Louls.Buffalo
and Charleston and the rates t
Jamestown and Norfolk are not as
high as they were at any of these
places. Baltimore News.
The re-adjusting and repairing of
fine watches, carefully and skillfully,
attended to, not at the cheapest price,
bnt as moderate as the high quality
ot the work permits. J. O. Baxter,
The Leading Jeweler.
Stevens-Jenes.
Yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock
a quiet but all the more appropriate
ceremony at the old home of the bride,
Miss Leah D. Jones, marked her
union In the bonds of bonds to Mr.
Charles jL Stevens, the' editor of the
Journal. It was a happy consumma
tlon'of a some what long engagement
of two of New Bern's reeldents who
surely have at once the esteem and
the' regard of all ' Its" people.1 - The
bride, a member ot an old and notable
family, with talents of a high charac
ter, and with a wide acquaintance in
North CaroUnaby reason ot her prominence,-for
eight years as a member ot
the faeulty of that admirable institu
tion, the State Normal and Industrial
college at Greensboro, is one of North
Carolina's k, most admirable ; women.
Mr.'" Stevena who coming here' from
th: great "west, baa front'' the:'; first
identified; himselt ' with anal with all
thai makes, for the . advancement f of
New Bern and tt . facf all . ,' eastern
North Carolina, and who ai president
of the' .State Press : Aospdatioa hat
been shown; the esteem of hjs breth
ern of the fodrth estate, is everywhere
Justly esteemed. The ceremony at the
happy anion of these congenial people
were of the simplest character and
there; were present only the' Imme
diate relaUres of the bride, 'Rev. Dr,
Leonldas W. Crawford of Reldsvtllei
an Intimate friend of the family of the
bride, officiated. The bride, was given
away by her brother, Mr. J. A. Jones,
and Co). Fred A. Olds, of Raleigh, was
best man. "She" was accompanied by
her irlsters, Mrs. - J.1 T.' Holllster and
Dr. R. D, Vr Jonesi The ; impre wlvu
words ot the marriage service were
said by Dr. Crawford, a ring "being
used.' Directly after the conclutlou of
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Stevens
left for the Jamestown "Exposition,
thence going by steamer to New York
to Niagara and to Detroit and other
places on the great lakos.where they
will vlHlt relatives of Mr. Stevens, the
tour occupying a full month, and will
lie ut home at New Born about Sep
tember f i lit '
I'ln l".mrfin Tonnrrew. '.
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SPECIAL
Ladies' White Lincne
Pleated Skirts
$1.00 ALL SIZES $1.00
That
.. r.-Ji mutii
WE CAN ArroARD NOW TO -5ELL WHAT 1-5 LEFT
OF OUR -SUMMER. TOCK WITHOUT PROFIT, BE
CAUSE WE CAN THEN HAVE YOUR MONEY To IN
VENT IN NEW FALL (jOOD-S'AND MAKE MONEY FOR
OUR JELVE-SBY U-5IN6 YoURjMoNEY. THI.S S THE
WAY WE ARE -SQUEEZING OUT OUR PRoFIT-5 OUT
OF OUR PRICE-S, OUR 6REAT -SALE WILL CoN
TIUE ALL THI-5 WEEK. MANY NEWTHING-5 ADDED
EACH DAY.
TWO STORES Jo J. BAXTER TWO stores
, ; ; . The HILL DIRECTORY COMPANY has a corps of experienced
; ' men in the city, taking names and soliciting business for the NEW
'" j " CITY DIRECTORY.
. ! i -v ' f. No Up-to-date Business or, Professional man can afford not to
jj bae a Directory.
" V REMEMBER the great number of new people and visitors that
rarebt New Bern.
' ; REMEMBER this book ia sent to all the important citiea in the
II . United States. .-;
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cce our line and get our ' prices before closing your
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Dealers in Farmir ImpLrr.cnts, Builders Supplies,
7 cr.dGrncrrl Hardware, '
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we want to nu myp
SPONGE WITH FRESH WATER.
AW D OUR 5HELVE5 WITH
fRESH l-ALLCCODSWE'Rf
50UEEZIMC OUT OUR PROFITS
NOW
Buster BRowiV.
llnih"V -5AUi5, 55ri7o.lfT;
' I have accepted the agency for this-city for tho
Wilmington Granite and
, D. TUCKIB, Preprietor, WOmlsgtea, IT. C. '
, and wflt ne pleased to show yon designs and quote -
on MOSUMlirTSnEADTOKES, IBOS -TEHC-
, UO, IBOJ 0ATE8, etc.: SaUsfacUon (uaranteea
W.; G. BOYD "
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