NUMBER 110
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TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR
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'- ' Stop-and think.; ' Ydur money in this bank- la- protected ;
' by eppltalof $200,000.00 plui Stockholders'Inability of as
N much more making 4 " " i 1
f -,-;v ; $oo,ooo.oo . v ::rCy?.
t-;' ' " of security b'twean you and any possible, Joes. - Another
;ht thing, th's big capital means that this bank can always take ,
care of the legitimate demands of Its customers.' 1
Are these not bufflcient reasons,-why you .should make J
thitfTOURbank? ' - . . . - "-.-,.-
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JAS. B. BLADES, jPrea, T. A. GREEN, V. Pres. '
Win, B. BLADES, V. Pres. GEO. B. PENDLETON, Cashier
Fine Bath Room-Ware
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- We have the finest
line of bath-room accessories ever offered for sale
in New Bern. ' : " f.
Come and See Them." Prices are Right, 5 C -v T
: H till llCTBIt S SIIPPIY CO.
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JOHN B. IVES
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'REAL I ESTATE" DEjfe Bi EBXER
Rers collected for which Immediate returns are made, r.4
All deals maSe at moderate cost,. f, ")t
PrrKonal attention given all matters. ' r - Vt , . 't"f
BRIDGKTON LOTS KOR 8ALE-Buy one," ill aid you to
buiidahome.. , -'' : -I-"-. ".- "'..J,'' ' ,V
i':.f Concrete hol'ow blocks for bouse support 'for sale. Cheaper' :
than brick, last' for cemurieft,' , s' ' ,,-ar -' -JJf
loi pollock ,st, ;. ; . v-'"r V ; ; if thone. 203 ;
i COVERS MOST, LASTS - LONGEST LlC,,
; : HEATH r;!LLIGAH PIITS
v-t; ; YVe .invite a tr jail ordeanJ feel satisfied
" that'itwill'malce acastomer of.you.; v." .
Gaskill Hard vatc Comp'y
M Id 1 Street,'' '- 'Phone 147.- - . "" " New Bern, rl.'C.
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2.00 per month
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and" most, .complete
''This fact -bcawCdiwctly'-on
yonr pockelbook." ' v
No matter how little you pay for Fur-
. niture or Stovs here,' you are bound
to get good quality." - A ru '
N matter how much you pay you are
bound to get . your : money V. worth.
We offer "all REFRIGERATORS and
FPEEZEES at special prices as Jong
as they last. See us. r -,; 1
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IF YOU HAVE A
Tclcrilicnc
you can call us up. Just tell
central you want to talk to lis
and she will connect you.
To write cott but a stamp,
and ws reply at once.
Getting to Uorfolk Is . easy
and convenient now.
The tcldiiliDno, t)i Jful, ami
thn Railway jmt you lu eawy
communication with tin. Lit.
us bii ui'ly you Iwili all yon w:mt
In Juwclry, WutcTma, Stilyprwa i n
and evpry tlilni? elK iimmny
found In a n i cf r j 'i ( n r J !
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Grieensboro's TLilaEthrcpis Re
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"- Neighbors and Friends
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Subway jrialshed.,, IaTestlgatlei - of
s ef Collision at .Peinoaa Rerolta 1
,.7, ia'Dlscharfe el Irala Crem s
' - '' 'Negre 'Dldnt ' JKaow he ' "
.. Ceaintttei .".Marder.4 ,V
c'O Gate CttRKews.
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Special Cqrjespondeace. j " ,
ureeoBDoro,-' A.aEUB a r
Suit 6Y the investigation Sunday; into
the head oa collision at. Pomona, Fri
day '-tehV; between? the. Winston Ba
lam 4raln, .and a shifting engine the
yard crew'' at Pomona consisting , of
an engineer,' Hreman, conductor and
two train hands, have been discharged
The engine of the Winston train was
badly damaged by the -accident while
the' shifting engine." sustained ' little
damage. . .;, -V' C f
" Deputy'aherilf wV i,7Weatherl Vis
lW the . Southern . Railway double
tracking camp about a v mile ' from
MreensborOi .this ' afternoon at three
O clock. and placed under arrest Law?
son' Addison, colored, wanted for ihe
murder of Matilda -McMaster, v and
Mamie Halsett; in s -Chester county.
South Carolina, last 8eptembef.Ie
made no denial of Qie fact of.anoo'
Injf," saying' that, he shot," anil rari aud
was not sure that They-were killed
until he was jtoid. todayv f ,
t Mr. Paul C." Llmlleyv ofther J;-Tan
Lindley Nuresry -Company, and! tot
John A,'Toang, of the-; preensboro
Nurseries, left yesterdays. afterhoon
for Richmond, VaV.to attend the n
nual -meeting of the 'Southern: Nur
serymen's Convention which will eon
vene In that Icity.: tomorrow,.?. . The
trains '.bound tor, Richmond had . on
board, a Urge number of nurserymen
from all over the South.' i
The reception . and .banquet - given
by the Chamber of Commerce to-' eel-:
ebrata the home coming of Mr. Moses
U. Cone, who has : been absent trom
the city on as extended Jour of the
world, Cor a year and , a half,1 took
place Monday, night in. the spacious
dining room qf the Gullford-Benbow
hotels where an elaborate spread haf
been prepared for S50 guests. ?Am In
formal .reception was held in I the
parlors of the hotel, where from 8:S0
until 10:00 greetings were exchanged
between the guest of honor and more
than 200 representative business men
of the city, after which the guests
adjourned to the banquet hall to en
Joy the elaborate menu consisting of
a long list of palpable and tempting
delicacies tl V , :
1 Mr. G.'Sam Bradshaw, as toastmaa
terT measured up to his usual stand
ard as a clever wit and master of cer
emonies. ; During, the evening a num
ber of excellent . and, entertalnglng
speeches were made, but. the climax
of the evening was reached with thun
derous applause when ; the guest of
honor, Mr. Cone wae presented. r Mr.
Cone said In part: "t am .overwhelm
ed. 'I had not expected anything of
this sort. The things you have been
saying about me are the kind ot thing
you usually hear at a man's funeral,
lie said he wanted. to correct some
misinformation. He. had been given
more credit than was bis due. Ills
brother, Caesar Cone, was entitled
to the credit for White Oak and. for
ome other things which bad been
mentioned by the speakers of the even
Illg. . , '.
Mr,-Cone was deeply sennflile of
the high conpi:Bt being puld h!m
by his fd'lo i as. lie suit! t i
heart was a f.M It bat ever bona
In his Ufa. lie aever dreamed the
reception to be cton htm would be
of audi inn
not believe
u lfl. He said he Onl
it nn.h a reception
la any otlior sco
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1 a 1 be found i n
would be r!"
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Toung Couple Outwitted Brides' Par-
i ents Opposition to their' '
. " - Marriage. " r
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Raleigh, August. 14. It' develops
that Miss Hortense Foushee and Mr.
Ormand C. Liles, of Jonesboro," the
procuring of 'marriage, license sfor
whom here last week created some
thing of a sensation, have been maVk-
ed in spite of the opposition of par
ents and that' the parents are now
reconciled to the match, and have be
stowed their blessing. -The neit day
after the issuance of the license here
to the groom himself on affidavit that
the young ady 1 waa- elghteenyears
old, the father- of1 the brlde,v Mr.,- Lon
nle Foushee, came here and, declared
that the girl was only fifteen, 1 and
that 'he i.w"ou.ld prosecuttf the ; young
man for false pretense. In. the ntaii-
time; he ;ael abotHt the .intercept, the
couple, who - were advised that the
parents -were- on;. their. trhck.s They
were married otu the j-allroad .train
Just before the father, came up' with
them. - He denounced the' frroom and
declared his purpose to prosecute,' tlt
now' comes the news that he. has 'for
given both, and a' complete family
reconciliation, has followed. ' V
-Whlteharsts Saturday.
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Speciat to Journal, y,"! v :
Havana, Cuba, August M-An;p-rlslng
of ebfel'guerrillaa waa .discov
ered and checked today..-. It ir .said
that it waa ' formed to, .be. manifest
August 19." f Severa arrests hafe).been
made.
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Dtefranchlseaient '..BUI Passes the
Speclalto Journal. "'''
Atlanta, August itVThe (egro dis
iraflebjsement hill passed the -House
today and tomorrow - wllf pass - the
Senate ,y st t: r t
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. CeteyAgalf en ,Foet'y
Speclal to Journals ' ' ' J.
V Detroit,,-August 14ntlen,'.oxey.lB
organising a regiment of men similar
to his armleS' originated in .1892 and
wTA-walk to Washington to Interview
the President". -v-";'
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; The ; Keying Picture, Program, r
rTonight the following series of pic
tures will be seen at the New Masonic
Opera Houses , , y .' r-'-x "- V
' His wife's blrthday.'irfoy
. Love vi Title.' ,
'The' tagenlona Dauber. J vv'' C
Illustrated Bongr Good-bye Maggie
Doyle; After They Oathfer, the Hay.- 'r
'.'Messenger Boyl Jola the Strikers;;
Special', to: JournaL .t- v - j', 'l' i'.-f
- Washington August' 14,-rThls rcity
does Hot suffer so much from .tele
graphers strike as -do other places,
and i small working force has-been
left In the offices of both companies.
About "178 out of 102 operators are
at work or enough to handle the work
In fairly good shape. " ' '
The messenger boys have struck in
sympathy : wlth their older, brothers,
and today solemnly walked out The
extent of their strike is to bother and
abuse the boy a who slick to their Jobs
The 'police broke up one gang who
had badly Injured one boy, and sever
al arrests were made, at the request
of the parents of the Injured boy.
' Doth sides are optimistic as to the
outcome of the strike and It Is proba
ble that the difficulties will be ad
justed within a week. n
The strikers fund amounts to $8,
000,000, An appeal will be made to
President Roosevelt for intervention.
convenience,; as' heretofore vehicles
hnve bad to cross either at the high
land avenue of Jackson street cross
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While at.tniptlng to board a flylnn
frelfcbt train at the I;ant WV Unrton
street cro-iing yeHturday, II. JIanlman
a yomiK while man who kvm that bin
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Edward Westel In JalL Suspected ef
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New York,' August 14. Edward Wes
tel has been, arrested on the Buspi"
plon that he is the murdered .of Katie
Tiefschlervbne of the girl vlcyms of
the numerous assaults and .murders
in this city the past few weeks. ! Po
lice were , put -on--the clue 'by the
woman, Dora Messnerj who is held as
accessory,
At :Sew, Masonic Theatre Tonight
Admission reduced to 6 cents.
J; r Firemen's Tearnament
- rsteps are "being taken to have the
tournament on a Small scale Jn which
the ? Atlantic - and : Button companies
wlll,,aTtlcIpate, and invitations .wilt
be extended tq numerous companies
of other cltiee to Join the festivities
which will take place here on 'labor
Oy'viClnston,'-Wilson, Washington,
Elizabeth City and Wilmington will
be pmcmg those invited to. participate.
The boys anticipate an exciting time.
'' it Sew Masonic Theatre. Tonlght
Admission-reduced to cents, r :V
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4 K Sweet Potatoes are'Hre. 4 -
v -Hudson ; It Company , received the
Brat lot of sweet . potatoes yesterday.
Messrs CL A. .Williams aad jbraughton
arrived with a boat Joad from' jpaw-
son's Creek,' amounting to between
0-'and 60' tmshela.'' - The saccharine
tubers are Htm, and in line 'condition.
The Crop Is aald to be as large' aa
conditions. 4 ' 1-". ,
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SUte PstrtoOe'Secletyls striving te
V- Snstola hnd Exteni the '
Special to Journal, " ' ' -
, RaleighC' August 14. The North
Catolina-Patriotic Society,. P. C, En
nlsa.j secretary, "is doing- much to a
waken interest in the North Carolina
flag; so much' that it is hard to supply
the demands: for these flags,, the or
ders tor them.'comlng in for all sixes
add fabrics. The flags are now wav
ing over practically all the State and
county buildings in compliance with
the act" of thw last Jeglslatnre:, More
than- five 'Jbundred Btate flagtr .were
shipped the past two "weeks to the
Jamestown' Exposition in preparation
for . the North Carolina 'week., events.
The- society haa Just furnished two
very handsome State regimental flags
for the three regiments of North Car
olina National Guard, that will spend
the week in camp at Jamestown. They
are of the finest Jleld flag ajlk, gold
bullf Is - trimmed ' with other regula
tion trimmings U r. , .!' U,
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, 'Keiak Plant BsrawL :'-i
Special to JournaL -
Rochester: N. Y., August ; 14-The
immense Eastman Kodak plant 'was
destroyed by Are today. -Loss $250,-
ooo. .r V; ':'.;
Boy TTIth Babbles Bites Three Per.
sobs. ,
Special to Journal: .U
Danville, JUa., August 14. Charles
Davis, a boy was bitten by a mad dog
some ttnW ago, and waa today strlck'
en with, hydrophobia, and before he
could be restrained he had beltten
three members of his family, ' who
now have the same disease. i .. " v
v . Mother Eddy Insane. " . :.
Special to Journal. 1 ' . .
Concord, N. IU August 14. Infor
mation from:a reliable source states
that Mrs. Mary 'Baker O. Eddy, hd
of the Christian Bclence Church, Is
suffering from senile dementia, and
Is In an Incurable eondlllon. ' . "
Kaere Pent French Toops.
Special to Juiirnal. .
Morocco, Morocco, Aucust J4 An
arm v of 7.0H r-wire, attacked tbe
tiooi,s e.io iy t!.i:i morning at
.nca, sr I (,',nvi) them from
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Farmers Institutes,; A waken-
ing Interest in Eastern
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REVENUE OFFICERS
-CAPTURE STILL
Quee ame on Pension Boll Ke-
celpta of department of Insnr.
i ance." The Strike In Balelgh
y Operator fight and Then
j ..Make tip Important
- Improvem,ent on ,
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Special to Journal.
; Balelgh August 14. A suit for $30,
000 damages against - the Seaboard
Air .Une, la Instituted in Wake court
by J; H." Griffith, engineer,, tot injur
ies sustained in an accident at Deep
Creek bridge March 21, when a string
of frelghf cars ran down grade into
his engine.1 R. N.- Slmms Is attorney
for 'Griffith., - -
The" interset which farmers of N.
Carolina are iuanlf eating in the Farm-
lers institute, being; held under , the
auspfcea of the State. Department ot
Education le an- insplraloln to all In
terested In agricultural progress,; so
declares Col. RJ.- Bedding, of the
Georgia' department -" of "agriculture.
He' has-been in this State several
weeks, , delivering lectures at many
of these Institutes. - He Bays he
wishes very much that the farmers of
Georgia could be brought to manifest
such an Interest in the institutes pro
vided, in that State. He will spend
the next week or so with institutes
la the .eastern section of the State.-
IX?S.' Dollar Is an unusual name,
which appears this year on the State
Confederate pension roll. He is a
citizen of Ashe county, and his pen
sion is $lg per year. '3- . ,
The Raleigh' Electric Company, op
erating the tree railway system
and furnishing the city lights has un
derway extensive 'preparations for
Improved service,' A new BOO h. p.
kilowatt steam, turbla generator has
Just-arrived and .preparations for its
installation are under way.'. The car
sheds and general - office ahd repair
departments of the company on West
street are being enlarged and entirely
remodeled, converted in fact Into a
into- i structure of i brick and steel
with Jmodern appointments . There
wilt be- a new 440 horse power boiler
installed along with those already in
use In the Jocal statioa. All this in
addition to the splendid power gen
erating plant ot the company at the
falls of the Neuset six. tall es from
towiu t All this work Ja to be com
pleted ; by the opening of,, the . State
Fair,-when 'u has already peen an
nounced, the fare to the fair, grounds
from the city "will be five "cents In
stead Of ten. cents, as heretofore.
-The general telegraphers I" strike
reached ' here last night -about eight
o'clock, . when , the ' operators in nhe
Western Union office walked opt leav
ing their, keys wIth.ooly t Manager
Bannister to scuffle along and do; the
best he could to handle the more Im
portant business to what points he
can -obtain communication with, The
strike will not effect the ..Postal of
fice here for the reason that none
of the 'operators are union men. . .f-V .
-'A short while before 4he. Western
Union operators - walked r out there
was a flerce tight between Iwo of the
operators. Lee Dughl and John Bur
ies. Buries Is not a member of the
on, Ion and the Dughl Is. They quar
relled'over matters pertaining to the
strike, and the-obligation Of non un
ion men to go out and help along the
cause. Several blows were passed.
tter the two made friends and Sur
les walked out with the other opera
tnr when the Raleigh strike was
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The receipts In the State Depart-
no 'it (,f Iumirunea for July apgregat
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he i :,i J Into tiifl -.ate treasury by
C.ii inner of Insurance, J. H.
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40 inch WfflTB UWNS
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inch SRENCH and PER-1
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lots or people wear good outer clothing
BUT NOT GOOD JHIRT-5. THEY -5AY "WHAT 1 ,5
THE DIFFERENCE?" THERE S A DIFFERENCE.
A WELl FITTING JHIRT
CAUSE IT 1-5 VERY CLO.SE To YOU. TO BUY GOOD
iSHIRTVS 1 ECONOMY. " JUT RECEIVED A BEAU
TirUL LINE IN WHITE AND FANCY ATTACHED OR
DETACHED CUFF.S 50C, J 1.00 AND $1.50. ALo
THE LATE5T THING IN 4 INCH HAED TIE: S 50C.
BIG LOT OF RUG-S AND ART .SQUARED. 20 PER
CENT OFF-ON CLOTHING AND OXFORD.
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-; JUST RECEIVED A
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30C
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1Ht WAV TJ1R0UG ft IT IS WORTH
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hoCELTflATOU cm ThKE Offl
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WHY tun ttuntal-
FEEL-5 COMFORTABLE BE
FRESH INVOICE FINE
Sardines!
and Smoked.
New Bern, N. C.
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accepted the agency for this city tor the
BAXTER
McDANIEL
WilmingtonlGranite and
"vi'jlarble. works ;
tf'.JL$r TUCKER Preprleter, Wilmington, If. C..
nla. a shA Vnil Ati ta And AllcltZsB
1 a. u :hwiraiwHna www a vv aiMirva fDAV!'VVV.'
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04TIS, ete. ;Sat!8faotlo ;guaranteea..;
W. G. .BOYD. :
8U Real Estate lcaier,. leiepnoae xuj. ,
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'i 1". ' ft" field Fencing, we carry in stock, !
y IV ' i :', Ar lifts and Wire antes, and
i . ' l.avo aUo just received a large lot
;t i 's' "1. Write or 'call and get our
'i ' i i a f, ' clnss Hardware store.