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Office; Rooms 401-2-3 Elks Build- 9
O iiig; Practice in counties of Craven
$ Duplin, Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Car-
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9 Supreme and Federal, courts and
r wherever servicea'are needed.
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I Elk's Temple
A. NUNN
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
Practic in the counties ' of Craven
Carteret, Famlico Jones and Onslow
and in tb State Supreme and teeters
Courts. ,
Office N. 50 Cravsn Street.
Tileo'iona Mo 97 Mw Btrn, N. C,
Turkish Baths
CarlsbadjMethod
Senef ical in the Treatment
of Rheumatism, Gout, Sci
atica, Xumbago Neuritis,
Neuresthenia, Kidney and
Skin Disorders
Dr. Ernest W. Dunn
: OSTEGPATHIC PHYSICIAN
20 W0-U1ELKS TEMPLE
Hours 9to'l2; 3to 5; 7:30 to 8:30
Offic Phone 194; R esidence Phone
2-A :
O. C. Daniels, M. D.
SPECIALIST
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.
GOID.3BORO, - - - N, c.
HARDWARE
AND
Building
terial
Ma-
Paints, Oils
Aim
Varnishes
American
Field Fence
The Elimination of
Arizona Joe :,'"
' " Br EDWARD SWIFT .
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
New Bern People Have Absolute
T ;,:.; Proof Of Deeds -At Home.
There Is a very pretty town In what
was .M called tui? fur west-tbere U
so far webt now which half a century
igo was a "low down" settlement For
a time there was gun law only; then
Fudge Lynch stepped In and improved
things somewhat Shooting; was re
luced to a few. a These few killed one
another: or were killed by some one
else, except Arizona Joe, who came
from .the worst territory on the contl
aent of America. Joe was left like a
noxious weed In a garden and had be
come altogether undesirable, r :
Perhaps a deep' rooted stump In a
clearing would be a bettor simile, for a
weed ts easily dug up, while a stump
clings tightly to the solL . At any rate,
to get rid of Joe, though necessary to
the further development of Arlington,
was a hard proposition. Indeed, It was
the consensus of opinion that he might
be allowed to remain since all of his
kind except himself having been killed
there would be no further food for his
powder. But Joe took it upon himself
to shoot strangers who came to town.
and. this was not only Immoral, but in
terfered with the mercantile prosperity
of its' citizens.
Prominent men of the town held a
meeting and agreed each to pull a num
ber from a hat one, two. three, etc.
be drawing one to try to kill Joe and,
If he failed, to be followed by the rest
In order of number till a dozen bad
been killed or Joe got rid of. But
their wives objected and convened for
the purpose of taking the matter into
their own. hands. Mrs. Dowry arose
and said:
Ladles, you all know that there's
only one way for a woman to get the
bulge on a man that's to marry him.
Ill engage to hire a woman who will
tame Arizona Joe. She came to- these
parts ten years ago from Jail, I reck
on and has bad seven husbands in
the meantime, v Tbe first got drowned
while they was crossln' a bridge to
gether dispute' over a counterfeit bill.
When she got tired of the second she
eet a vigilance committee on him, and
be dangled at tbe limb of a tree. The
third she shot in' the back while he
was windln' the clock. Tbe fourth"
"Never mind any more of these in
teresting fac's," interrupted one of the
ladies. "How much money would be
required?". , .
"I reckon $200 would be ample com-
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit. '
It's not" words but d eds that prove
The deeds of Doan's Kidney P Is,
For New Bern k'dney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation
. Proof lies in the testimony of Non
Bern people ' " , ,
' R. A. Henderson, 156 George street,
New Bern, N. p., says: "I suffered from
a dull pain across my loins, with "an
extreme lameness in my back. -I also
hadinflammationof the bladder and the
passages of the kidney secretions
pained me. Doan's Kidney Pills pro
cured at the Bradham Drug Co.,
removed the lameness and . pain and
improved my cond tion in every way."
No Trouble Since. ,
When Mr, Henderson waa interview
ed some years later he said: "I willingly
confirm my former - endorsement of
Doan's Kidney Pi Is. I have been free
from backache and kidney comp'aint
since I took this remedy. You are
welcome' to continue l he publication
of my statement." - 1
For sale-by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the ' United States.
Remember the name Doan a and
take no other; ,
I C E
Made From Pure
Distilled Filtered
Water.
New Bern Ice Co
19-21-23 Griffith St.
PHONE 23
Very? reasonable
prices at Hack-
burn's;
BOAT LINE TO
BRIDGETON
Chairman C. D. Bradham of the
pensation. Mrs. , Vendig-that'a her County Board of Commissioners, an
last name-could be got for that, and I . fw tu ka,,;. him
yrujiusv w wui & IL UJ uiu&tu a luawu
Talleyrand's Brevity. .
A single word was often sufficient
for Talleyrand to make his keenest re
tort says the Kansas City Star. When
a hypochondriac, who had notoriously
led a profligate life, complained to the
diplomatist that he: was enduring the
tortures of hell Talleyrand simply an
swered, "Already?"
- To a woman who had lost her hus
band Talleyrand once addressed a let
ter of condolence In two words:
"Oh, madnmer ' - " .
In less than a year the woman had
married agnisy end then his letter of
congratulation was: , ,
;"Ah, madamef - ,' -,
uA ' V. ' ,." T'.'y. u , '
. Conquered a Crocodile, ,-
. An old aavcier lls a tale of a young
African girl with great bravery and
presente of mind. While fetching wo.
ter,froui a river she was seized by th
Jaws of a crocodile and pulled In. As
quick as-a flash she remembered the
weak point of a crocodile and forced
her fingers Into the brute's eyes until it
let go. She lost her left band, but was
tble to swim ashore and saje her life.
My clerks have
orders to try to
please everyone.
Hackbiirn.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
between her and Joe. If we can do it
we'll have no more trouble with him,
I assure you." j
"What makes you think he'll marry
herr
"Because she's good lookln' and has
wlnnin' way with her. Tou know
how it Is yourself. A woman, can soft
Bolder a man mighty , fine till she's
married to him and give him the lash
after the ceremony has been per
The money was raised and Mrs. Yen-
dig's services engaged. She came to
town, met Joe on the street smiled at
him Delilah-Uke, and be fell Into the
trap. The secret was known to every
body In town except tbe victim.' Three
days after .the meeting Mrs. Vendlg
became Mrs. Joe no other name was
required by tbe simple marriage cere
mony used, which was a Scotch mu
tual pledge wltbodt witnesses and the
two set up housekeeping in tbe cabin
Joe had previously occupied alone. '
During the evening of the nuptials
sounds were heard to emanate from
Capt. W H. Parris, has been engaged
to ply between New Bern and Bridge
ton. . Tbe following schedule will, be
observed: .. . ,
BOAT SCHEDULE.
Lv. N. Bern. . Lv B idgeton
6:00 6:30
7:00 7:30
8:00 8:30 -
9:00 9:30
10:10 10:30
11:00 11:30
12:00 12:30,
1:00 1:30 .
2:00 2:30
3:00 3:30.
4:00 4:15
5:00 5:30
6:00 6:30.
7:00 7:30
Leave New Bern on the hour from 6
in morning to 7 at night. Leave
Bridgeton on half hour from 6:30 in
morning to 7:30 at night except
in afternoon, boat will leave Bridgeton
their cabin denoting a family Jar. The ,at 4:15 so as, to get the mail here in
neighbors came to their doors or put time for the train.
LODGE DIRECTORY
" ATHENIA LODGE No. 8, K. of P.
Meets every Tuesday 8 p. m., over Gas
Cos office, Middle street., J. R. White
head C. C, J. H. Smith, K. of R. and
S. Visiting brothers are assured of a
chevalier's welcome.
1 CRAVEN LODGE No. 1, KNIGHTS
OF HARMONY Meets second and
fourth Wednesday nights at 7:30 o'clock
in each month at Knights of Harmony
hall, corner Broad and Hancock street
J. K. Willis, President; R. J. Disosway
Secretary; R. J. Disosway, 90 Middle
treet, Financia Secretary. '
H..F. D. and Star Mail Routes For
the District.
J The' following With- a, request for
f publication has been received by the
Journal from Representative John M.
2, . . ' . T . 'J i
Faison. - 4 . .
As the ., present administration j is
disposed to give R.' F. D.' or star mail
routes and change present routes when
needed, I shall be glad to supply blank
pe. o . for such routes or change's
vv tnose who have" not proper and
convenient mail facilities.
look over your sections, and wher
ever it is possible to get a new R, F. D.
or star route, write me for this blank
eetitioh, fill it out, and return to me
1 shall be glad to get. you the." best
mail service possible
With best wishee
Yours most truly, '
Jno. M Faison.
their beads out of the windows to
watch for what might happen. The
sounds grew louder and-, fiercer and
deeper and shriller, and presently the
door waa opened, a .body ..was thrown
out and the door slammed to and bolt
ed. Mrs. Joe bad been ejected.. ;
She .had been a trifle stunned by her
fall, but got up and, going to the door,
began to hammer on It scolding,! yell
ing, shrieking. . Joe was obliged to lis
ten to epithet after epithet spoken In a
tone that would make the blood of the
stoutest man curdle and accompanied
by vigorous kick.- ou Hie door. The 1 THE
peace or the town was rt'sturbea, out
the citizens didn't mind It a bit so long
as the object waa accomplished. i
Midnight came and there was no
diminution to the bowlings, the kick
Ings, the epithets. The citizens living
near got tired of It and went off to
other parts of the town to sleep, pawn
appeared, but there was no cessation
of tbe noise. The sun rose and a sound
as of a battering came against a door,
awakening those living at the other
end of the town.. A man living oppo
site the home of the newly ' wedded
couple put bis bead out of his window
and' saw Mrs. Joe tryln to batter
down the door. Then be beard a man's
voice from within cry Out: '. -
.."Go away and I'll come out Ton
can have the outfit" ,
;What followed waa spoken In a low
er tone, and the man opposite did not
hear. The bride went to tbe back of
the house, the door opened, and Arizo-
As Good As New
Reader, do you know that shoes when
re.bot on) d are as good as new? Well,
they are,' and in thes days of high
price hides, higher price Leather and
still a higher price. New Shoe, this
fact should appeal to you.;"' Let us make
your old shoes as good as new. We
are prepared to do this, at a nominal
cost. A trial will convince you.
MACHINE SHOE REPAIR
SHOP, -'
J.T. Hivens, 91 1-2 Middle stree t
D. G. SM AW
Successor. to Hr, W. .Simpson
Funeral Director and '
Fmbalmer " ;-
Office 68 Broad St., . . Res.SSo .FSt
Phone 167
829
Stop,s Look, Read
" and Listen .':
Those T 10
acre farms on
NeuM
Road' are going fast, but not all
sold yet, ".Also I cam offer special
na Joe appeared. He walked rapIdly :!touementa and easy - terms ?on
down the street and was never seen
In Arlington again. After the operator
had been paid off and dismissed Mrs.
Dowly said:
"There's a great many ways of doln'
a thing,, but there's always one way
thafs more effective than- others. - If
the men of this town bad undertaken
to get rid of Arizona Joe he'd tavs
made a' dozen widows. One widow fill
two saw mill plants with timber
sufficient for several years cutlng,
and'a large number of good farms
in Craven! and adjoining counties.
J. T. ft Mooe
-y' 148 Middle St.
t!ie business without the ejlIHa' cf A IV Ftf 'fTi IXf ' I '
drop of Wood.'' ... XJCIilfl ie We
You are wasting' valuable: time
when you do not get in line for one
of . those. BIG DIVIDENDS the
UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR
ANCE CO. pays throughout life,
beginning the first year. . Po icy
holders are simply delighted. Never
heard of the like before. One just
said "Its the best In the world'
and he was wedded to ' another
company too. The Union Central
is the cheapest , good" company
in the wide, wide . world Good
risks accepted 16 to 65 years. Ask
for rates. -
W. G. BOYD, ,
Special Agent.
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After drinking
one. glass pf ; ;
reop
ened Our Meat
Marlcet -
and have on hand to-day
as fine Beef, Veal, Lamb
and Pork as ever brought
122. , Your orders will re
ceive prompt attention.
New Bern Pro-
duce Co.
Cola
how- refreshed
- how invigo
rttted r.libw;
fine you feel!
In Bottles At
Founts
It s d question which
is the worst condi-tiorr-rfo
want a thing
and hot have it, or
to have d thing and
not want it
d In either case the
answer is read and
use the want ads.
FREE BATHS
Hot or Cold at the
Midgette Hotel
ORIENTAL, N. C.
Located on the banks of
Neuse river where you get
the breeze all the . time.
Hot and Cold , running
water, Screens. Serve the
best , food in Pamlico
County. Special rates by
week,' " f '"A, '
Home of the , VTraveling
men. ... "
MIDGETTE HOTEL, t
W.P. Midgette, Pro
E; :G. II3ETI
V. M. D.
Veterinarian1
Hospital for Animals 103
East Front St.
; Office 68 Broad Street!
! Residence 103 Broad Street
Office Phone 167
Residence Phone 998 '
A f e ,Ypu Going to
New York Soon?
a..
WRITS:
HotelRaymond
: East 28th Street '
(At Subway Station)
New York City , .
For Pocket Guide- and
r Special Weekly, Rate ...
to Buyers and Parties.
Single Room, $1.50 a dav
or $9.00 a week.
M ARK. A. CAD WF 1.1
'Mention this paper) .......
, Hello Mr. Editor,' . ,
"' Vow just a few wosds
from Old Man Economy
jt tr ti if,'
Let all the people
r save some money.
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I' Our Fall and. Winter.
-line of foreign and do
mestic woollens is just
superb. Low in price
high in style and fin
ish. ,
Satisfaction guaran- ,
teed, - ;
Respectfully yours,
Latest Economy .stop
' ping' for the Season,' '
with
R, SAWYER,
Merchant Tailor,'' '
. No. 101 S, Front St. '
To The Fair Usso'ciation
And business Men of
UEW' BERN
Who do you think should shoe
your teams, the man" who shoes
your Race Horess for your races
or the man that refused to shoe
them.
Smith's Horse Shoe Shop.
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