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New Bern,iy. C. Spt. 27, 1810.
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Hancock itmV E. H. Hardkia, ft CL
'-J. H. BmK, X. l B. B.'i YMtln
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CKAYES ; LODGE JfQ. 1 WI6HT8
OF . E1EM05T Me 2n& and 4ft
We6aasdar.icM " to inKatt J
Knights Harmony B'JI, corasr .Broad
and B. acock ctsvota. at f :X0 tfcloek.
j. K. WlUtt, Pmldrati X'JBmKk:
Bocrstary; R. B. Bm, Knaaciai Sse-
ff 0ODME5 OF TEE W0E1-3I1T
at R. of P. HaJl-eqnar ,of Broad n4
Hancock tret8, tmI-inoUly. Tlrat
and Third Wednesday night fct t:l
B'olrck. Visiting Woodmen" ani Jarlt
ed.
PiDEX 70 NCW ADTlRTISIlrtKTS
Wanted Position
Wanted Mill Cat
Kafer'ji Bakery Jlread.
Strayed or stolen -Male.
Davis Pharmacy--Mineral Water.
BUSINESS LOCALS
NOTICES IN THIS COLUMN
LESS THAN ONE MONTH
MUST BE PAID FOR IN
ADVANCE.
ICE CREAM Soda today at McSorleys
5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any case
of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
WANTED to buy mill cat of pine lum
ber from good mill Write fully, ad
dress "Mill Cut"
WANTED Young man thirty yeara of
age wants position. Competent of doing
most any kind of work. Would travel.
but prefers work in New Bern. Six
years office experience. Now employed
Can furnish references. Write p. o. box
536.
STRAYED or stolen from our stables
Sunday night one small brown mule,
end right ear clipped. Branded on nip.
Reward for information leading to re
covery to Broaddus ft Ives.
THE prices of food products continue
to rise in prices, but the pricea and ai-
zes always remain the same at Kifer's
Bakery.
MISS OLA FEREBEE will begin the
fall term of her music clasa Sept. 26th,
1910. Pupils please apply at once.
FRESH Buckwheat Shreded wheat
Biscuit Cream Farina. Quaker Oats,
Heckor's Oats, Hotel Astor Coffee,
Red Rose Batter, last bat not least,
Moss Rose Flour. Cash counts her as
well as elsewhere. Hudson ft Co.
I WILL not undertake to tell yon all 1
have, but I will tell you this much, I
have got without any exception the
largest assortment of all kinds of -fruit
I have ever had, if you do not believe it
come and see and be convinced. B. E.
Royall.
PLUMBING Now is the time to look
after your plumbing. I do any kind of
pipe fitting and guarantee my work.
Give me a trial. -D. W. Hurtt, 55 So.
Front street, phone 286.
N B Changing occupation, will sell
cheap, or trade for a good horse and
buggy; one gas boat 11x28 feet, 10 b p
engine, in working order, a good pulli
and guaranteed sound. Also 12 ton
sharpie, suitable for oystermg. Ad
dress W H Mason, Journal office.
N. C. PINE TAR In quarts, 1 gals,
and gallon cans, U. 8. Navy Spun Oak
um etc. J. C. Whitty ft Co. ", .
announcement l now announce
myself a candidate at the request 'of
many friends, and having many years
experience in this office, I now offer to
the public all kind of sawed shingles,
hand made shingles and lathes. Try oar
prices an i be convinced. Thanking yon
for yonr patronage. W. F. BilL the
Shingle Man.
NEW BERN CARRIAGE SHOPS-I
am still at my old place in Church Alt y
where I am prepared to t build Carta,
Wagons, Buggies and Carriages or do
any kind of repairs on them, My work
is all" guaranteed, J. G, Robinson.
Church Alley.
6 or 6 doses "666" will curs iany ease
of Chills and Fever Price 25e. r: C "
.L:'1CB CREAM delivered M M part it
? short totlee. v Kubber Tvosl Dates.
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J&rs Fads, ink etc. In stock. Patronize home
Of,town.-Willlam ,T.IBU1 U Klde
Phone 261
J??M& tiEa&M etc- n,' riEssi-.
i m nniiTJi-, VTMit ' nfMr. , iAnr Airmn'i
d- - M ' '"1 i. , i . it a
t'ptyi Mdiw wcirto retsed, specialty.
wezVWtm tAjCtost at air "3
rU';4.f-3aa iurntsh Porch Columns, C-
'vVf'-aU Btylay .ttada' of red-btrt err
v 'Jffyt Mouldings,; BrackeU, TI. s f
; :.' Doors. Windows. gtar Vor';, l -i
Sample stock at CorIU I"
:: ' :;-3tore.' Orders Urtt' r- - r '
, I.il C5:OIi;
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V Chief of Police Rouse, of Dover, was
fc tc tjr yaatarday. '".-'
' lira,-J H Simmons returned ysster-
day to. .Fnmaynursr, SiVi -i
.;Mr 8 II Baker, -of Trenton, . spent
yesterday to the city;
lb; Clyde Harris, of Marahalberg; is
la the city M buafneaa.
JlrvJ T Bollister baa returned from a
fiatt at Black Mountafa;, ' j.:
-Bishop Robt. Strange, $t Wilmington
pant yesterday in the ty, : :v
Mt George H Roberts, Jr of Orient,
? lite M)iUaHeaUirturta4 iaetnignt
from moral veesa'irfelt r lAshaylUe.
' Mii AJlee and daogttw'Edilh 're
tamed yesterday from Princeton, N P.
Judge Henry IL Bryan, baa returned
frotn his summer's visit at Black Moun
tain., :. :' ; '
Mlaa Jessie Wyatt ' returned yester
day morning froma visit to Morehead
cay. .,., .
, Mr. W $ McGreggor, of , Goldaboro,
was among the visitors to the city yes
terday. Mr Ed J Land spent yesterday at
Goldaboro, attending to some business
matters. .
Captain Stephen Harris, of Marshal
berg, made a business trip to the city
yesterday.
Misses Lillie Smith and Lillian Bill
returned yesterday from a short visit at
Riverdale.
. Miss Kathleen Griffin who has been
visiting relatives in this city, has gone
to Tampa. Da.
Miss Lillie Walker, of Sneads Ferry,
who has been visiting in this city, re
turned home yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Chas. Taylor returned
yesterday morning from a short visit
with relatives at Barlowe.
Mr Eunice C William, who has been
spending some time in Princeton, N C,
returned to this city Sunday.
Miss Annie Randolph, of Kins ton,
who has been visiting Miss Mary Tur
ner, in this city, left yesterday tr-orn
ing for New York.
School Notice
The city school will open on Monday
October 3rd. at 9 a. m.
New or conditioned pupils will be ex
amined on Thursday Sept 29tb. at 10
a. m.
The fee for book rent is the same as
heretofore and are as follows payable
in advance.
1st grade 80c. adv. 1st grade $1.00
2nd, grade $1.20: SnL grade $2.00: 4th,
grade $2.20: 5th. grade $2.60: 6th. grade
$2.80: 7th. and 8th grades $3.60: 9th
and 10th. grades $4.00.
Pupils may obtain books on -and after
Sept between 9 and 12 daily and alf
pupils are urged to get their books be
fore the opening of school.
Instrumental music on the piano and
violin will be given as last year to those
wno wian to take-tuition fS.w per
month.
1 will be in the office dally from 9 to
12 o'clock and will be glad to see par
ents or pupils in regard to the. work of
the school.
y H. B. CRAVEN,
Tappers take, notice, The
Basnight Hardwire Co., has
just received a full line of
Victor and Jump steel traps,
from rat to otter ses.
Pffone 99, 67 S. Front St.
Barrisburg, Pa,, May 24, 1909,
Daring the yean we have been ban
11
icun
ws have had no complaints. If gives
general .satisfaction. ' When 'ones
man usea.lt ha will continue to bnyjt
- lours very truly.V
GOBL'S PAINT SUP; CO-
tfnv P. GohL
A Car VAf to 'IM? a i ri
-, -MP'-on bite.:.i:'c-;..
TlffiaBDAVISCO.;
BALTIMORE, - f; a MP.
are one of the most profit
able crops you can plant in
the falL " Can be used for
green pmohi " during the
winter and spring, or make
a '- splendid crop of., dry
.onions for market early in ,
the summer. V e have abo
Ytlly; Vzzvzzz, trjT
' . ether varieties for f-U- '
Write for f'-i r-- our Fall Cat
lS, giving fail 1.,; '.'.on about
II ! L
till , ti
"n7i
Five bales of cotton were fold on the
local market yesterday. The pnde paid
was 13 cents. - . .
.The local market was welt supplied
yesterday with shell oysters that were
brought la ty local oyster dredgers.
iThe quality of thee oysters bowever
still remains poor..-.- - i--'- 3."
Messrs M. E. WUtenorst ft Cdmpany
have one of tho nwst attraet window
displays of stationery ever seen in this
city. The designing of the exhibit "was
originated by Mr. WWtehurst and U
very weditanloly
Jir?J d Baxter; one' of New- lternvS
loading Jewelers, is making" extensive
improvements in his stow -on Middle.
street 1 A new plate glass window is
being placed Jn position and thit entire
front being repabted. .: , - i
Another large Bhipment of fish passed
througn - this- city yesterday morning
enroute from Morehead City to ;towns
in the western section of the .state.
The shipments all during the pa4 week
were exceedingly large.
the young people of the different
Sunday schools of the city are cordially
invited to-meei at the' Sunday school
room of Centenary M. E. Church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock to practicq-senge
for the W. C. T. U. State eonvee tion.
Earn day sees Mew Bern s new Union
passenger depot that much nearer o
completion. The weather during the
past few days ' has been excellent for
the carpenters and masons to push their
work forward and they are making
rapid progress. ,
The "White Ribbon," or state1 con
vention of the Woman's Christian Tem
perance Union, will meet in New Bern
this year, beginning October 1st Ela
borate preparations are being made by
the New Bern league for the entertain
ment of the visitors.
Practically every day now sees a new
case added to the criminal docket of the
next term of Craven County Superior
Court. Already there are more defend
ants in jail than can be tried at the one
week term and they continue to come,
A special term will have to be called.
Quite a large number of .people," bo tH
white and colored attended the corner
stone laying st-St Cyprian's CRurch
yesterday afternoon. Included in the
program were several addresses byf
prominent white citizens and these ,were
greatly enjoyed by the entire audience,
New Bern's amatour photographers
are doing much to push the city to the
front by advertising it in some of the
largest periodicals in the country. : Re
contly-several photographs of various
events and places have appeared in
these . publications and they have at
tracted much attention. r
This promiscuos ringing of the fire
alarms is becoming to be a decided
nuisance and is a dangerous thing, as a
number of accidents to the horses and
and members of the company during
the past few montks have proven and
if the person who, causes the alarm to
be turned in is captured he should not
be Kiven the least consideration.
Mr. H. C. V. Peebles has a dog that
has adopted a young brood of chickens.
At firatr when the dog manifested Such
interest in the biddies, Mr. Peebles
feared that he meant to harm-them,
but the canine exhibited a fondness that
soon won the little chicks and they
clambered all over him and neatied. to
him as though the dog was their moth
er. Kins ton Free Press. j
Shortly - before 6 o'clock yesterday
afternoon a horse which was hitched to
a dray and - which -was standing near
the Cotton Exchange on Craven street
became frightened at some trivial ob
ject and dashed off down the street
toward the river.' Losing his foothold
on the pavement he fell and slid clear
across the street In doing tbk be ras
badly bruised. No other damage
done. vX: ,,; , ;' . . ; V . , - 'it
The writer 1 was informed yesterday
that thero were liow soventy-ooa.ri'js-
oners no confined" in Craven county
jait Of this Bumber forty are awaiting
trial at the next term of superiat cojirt
and thirty-one are road prisoners hd
there only ' st night Such a nombei; of
peopM confined In. such a small, place
cannot but fail to produce unsanitary
conditions which of course breed varl
ous disease germs and acme thing sbqpk)
t j ij .t.! iM ai.t :'-'
w ww wivum tun ii poBSivie,.'!.;;,.'
i iWnlle engaged : Jn conversation WitV
another gentleman, yesterday morning
and in the meantime smoking his pipe.
Mr J C Rigdon, who is connected with
tha Cutler-Blades Bardwar Co., s
blinded by a flash of fire from . the bowl
of his pipe. Upon investigation it mi
found that a 22 calibre cartridge, -f
which Mr. , Rigdon ; had several In lis
pocket at the time, had in , Soma way
become mixed up with the smoking to
bacco and been placed in the pipe. The
bowl of the; pipe was entirely demol
ished, but fortunately Mr, Rigdon Was
not injured, v
F. Jarvis has the largest
apd best ltn6 of ' Rugs ever
brought to New. Bern. - ;
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for c I c Cv.
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Two AnneDlans Bun-Across je-
Lowell Mass.; Sept, 26. Fleeing to
this country io escape trial for mur
der charge in far. off Armenia,' Moham
mad Ahamid and Ahmad., Mpry' to lay
unexpectedly found thelf nemesia in
the husband of the woman . whom they
er accused of murdering. As a result
of this meeting Ahamid lies dead from
a bullet from a revolver in the hands of
the avenging husband. ' Moory is fat the
hospitaTfatally "injured from another
bullet at the bands of the same man.
Bogoa" Matsukiao, the husband, who
did the shooting to in jail.' Be catrnly
said, as he lighted a Cigarette; "They
killed herT I killed them; it i well, I
am glad."v s-
During the recent massacres Ur-Ar
menia Majsukian said the two men had
attacked and maltreated his wife, af
terwards killing her. They then fled to
Lowell, not knowing' that ths hoabind
was there.
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY.
Mothers wl.0 value their own Com
fort and the welfare of their children.
suoiua never De without Dox or
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children, for use throughout the sea
son. They Break up Colds, Cure Fev
erishness. Constipation, Teething Dis
orders, Headache and Stomach trou
bles. THESE POWDERS NEVER
FAIL Sold by all drug stores, 25c
Don't accept any substitute. A trial
package will be sent FREE to any
mother-who will address Allen S. Olm
sted, Le Itoy. N. T.
FOR SALE
Valuable lot, corner of Broad
and
Middle Sts., 107 ft 6 in by 80 ft.
E. C. .FEREBEE.
M. B. HARRISON,
G. A. PBILLIPS,
Committee.
fARVISio"
Sou rear and look afar with
equal facility, but no one ob
teryea that you are wearing bifo
cal because the usual flineaf
are absent . Wear the ffenuiae
KRYPTOKS awhile and you wfll
never willingly retutrn ' tooldU
rtyle bitocal g
JOBAXTEIt
OPTOfWTlNDjUFJIC-
TURiNS
MAKES FR1EKDS EVERY
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Phone 174 ;;:B2JJ:e St.
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MINERAL SPRINGS
WATER.
SOLE AGENCY
DAVIS PHARMACY
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laaaea.
For ' Miss Fteicnlnr
ae six, seven, t'z' t
sets c'f t!
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Write to-dsy for information
about a few- special bargains in
Some Staaffs that have, been
used a short tuna and some of
other makeethafwe have traded
jn. Afl have been put In thorough
good order by our experts and.
are REAL BARGAINS.
;'Easy terma. If within three"
years, you wlBh to exchange for
a new piano, we will take back
tha old and credit on the new all
1 yon have paid.
Write to-day.
f,l. STIEFF
''"Tr L. C STZELB, Mgr.
W flranby Street Norfolk,
(Mention this paper.)
Official Piano Jamestown Kxpe.
1-I.l-M--U-Ufe
YOUR ORDER
is the one that we want. The confi
dence in knowing that you will receive
exactly what you ordered will be well
placed with ua.
PROMPT SERVICE
is our one next hobby, but it does not
supersede the courtesy of our clerks.
To please you pleases us.
Try our Coffee, we also have a lot of
Oranges, Apples, Cabbage, Fruit Jars,
Jelly Preserves, Brown Sngar. Come
and see Us.
Broad Street Grocery Go.
PBONE 156
NEW BERN, N. C.
TO OBTAIN
Frozen 6 to 8 Degrees Harder
Than Heretofore on Our Mar
ket TBY
The Peoples Ice Co's ice.
QUICK and POLITE SERVICE
Prescriptions from all
physicians, Quickly and Ac-
&Also a full line of Choice
Toilet articles.
'fc, i r -
CnmnXloyefc Rye Vetch,
Hayand Feedis of all kinds.
"vXX. W Dairy Feed for ;
Horses and Cows,"
i Prepared Chicken Feed. ;
BURRUS&CO.
31 MicUieSkiNewBerai'N.'C.
cr r.'-.s t!.cre is ncthir.j that
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Pharmacy
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USE NO
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CORNED MULLETS!
Extra Choice Lot Just Received
YOURS FOR CASH ONLY,
J. L. McDaniel
75 Broad St.
Phone
PRICES CHANGED
If you come to New Bern to buy any thing in our line and pay 10, 15
or 20 per cent on the dollar more than we charge for the same thing,
then you must blame yourself for not coming to see us. We can serve
you with a brand new open Buggy at $35.00 and a top Buggy at $45.00
and we know you cannot buy one any where else in this state at this
price. We do your work cheaper than any man in town. We have over
200 customers, make yourself 201. With thanks for past patronage, we
or yours truly,
G. S. Waters & Sons
BROAD STREET
QUICK SERVICE
Minutes count when you are waiting for medicines.
That is (he time when QUICK DISPATCH in the drug
store is appreciated. Presciptions fiom your physician by
telephone receive extra attention.
GASTON DRUG COMPANY
ON THE COR
NER PHONE No. 65
NOW
New Be
The Chamber of Commerce organized the FAIR AS
SOCIATION last spring and had to defer definite action to
assist in making the Bi-Centennial celebration a success.
. The Chamber of Commerce in response to public de
mand now calls upon the business and professional men of
New Bern to rally to the support of the Fair Association
.and make the Fair a quick and going proposition.
C The stock is selling at $25.00, which is in the reach of
everyone. Subscriptions may be taken through the Com
mittee, or the iindersighed.
v -For furthor particulars call upon or address.
W O. BOYD, Sec.
Chambeteof
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Made from pure distilled
filtered
watfr.
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New Bern, N. C.
NEW BERN, N. C.
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POST-OFFICE
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Commerce
EtKS BUILDING ,
A FINE LOT OF "
RED
POTATOES
Jilst Received
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