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' BUSINESS OFFICE rHONt- 8.
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H K. A LanoV 1 Manager,
H.' I. . Crumpler .City , Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
one year. ., ....
K Months
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One Month
4.00
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is a beautiful custom and will live Ire onrkable portraits of Governs Jarvis
and Mr. Ragsdale, which the societi'i
presented to the school last commence-
forever.
MARINE JEWS.
v.The schooner Ella May; arrived !n
port yesterday with a crgo of oysters.
. Advertising rates furnished upon
application to this office.
' ' Entered at the Poet office, New Bern,
N. C. as second class matter.
In speaking of the stock law which is
' being agitated in this county at the
present time, the Wilmington Dispatch
says:. . ,
"The legislature never did a wiser
thing than in enacting a law requir
ing - the people of a territory which
: adopts the stock law or no fence law to
' build a fence - themselves, but to see
that their neighbors built it, who are
so poor in their judgment that they stick
to the old ' fogy system of fences.
,' Nothing could have a more decided
r useful effect in bringing new ter
ritory under the provision of this
admirable law. There are. obstinate
. counties in Eastern North Carolin
which stood out- against it, and there
has been a strong demand that the
legislature enact a state-wide stoc
law. It did not have quite enough
never to do this, but it did the next
best thing in requiring a county
which has not the law to build the
fence which separates it from stock
. law territory. A wise old preacher
used to say there were many ways
to bring a sinner to his knees, and
the legislature must have had this
in view when it placed this provision
,' upon the statute books."
: There are many citizens of Craven
, who want the stock law for the county
and there are also many who do not
want it. The matter is up to the
: County Commissioners. Unless Craven
county does have the stock law it will
be compelled to spend thirty or forty
thousand dollars in erecting' fences.
Thus the situation stands. At present
it seems to be a case of having the stock
law or spending a large amount of
money. The question at issue is
Which is the best move to make;
spend the money or have the stock law.
Norfolk, Va., is one of the cities
'. that has become tired of being "stung"
i by fakirs. The authorities there
. '. have taken action intending to put a
s ' stop to the .ravages of these human
parasites, and the Ledger-Dispatch
;jof that city, hai.tthe following to say
l'of this move on'their' part:
" "The City Attorney has been request-
i ed by the ordinance committee to
" frame a law prohibiting the operation
4 1 in Norfolk of clairvoyants, fortune
'J tellers and other fakirs wh'o 'under one
pretext or' another cheat credulous
'iji Pep'e out of their money.
T" No city should permit the operation
- of this class of fakirs wo prey
r' upon the ignorance or credulity of
, people and offer nothing whatever in
.( : return for the money they take. The
- recent discovery of a clairvoyant trust
?.! or combination showed that a syste
' matic scheme of robbery was being
practised in some of the Western
' cities. By co-opertion and a plan of
keeping each other in touch with im-
jj. pressionable subjects they pursued and
obtained large sums of money.
Such people are fakirs pure and
v,, simple and should not be tolerated
' anywhere."
, 11 The authorities of New Bern would
do well to follow the .plan
of the Virginia city's officials. 'While
this city has not as yet been hard hit
j by any of these fakirs there is no telling
; when such will occur and as "a stitch
( in time," etc., an ordinance prohibiting
-' the operation of various skin games
by these fakirs may' save some local
resident many dollars.
4-,
lodge Carter, who a few days ago, Iment
fnia f aA eL joncaflAn at : AHhpVlll flV I 'V
wui-v. m .iuv.wu - . - j
charging" several prominent . men : with
selling whiskey and, who liter proved
that' he was righf.v ha again '.'started
something. " This time he avers that
whenhe was'loiakine preparationstto
swear -out ''warrants against Ahe men l( The gas freight' boat Lillie arrived
who a few daytt ago 'were , convicted, J in port , yesterday1' with - a cargo , bf
that a member of the police, forcetook cotton seed and oysters ? from - Jones
it upon himself to warn the lawbreakers Bay.
The'tvolice I "..
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department is going to make a sweep? I . The gas freight boat Elva May left
ing investigation and find out if these I yesterday for Otway w ith a cargo of
charges are, true. XI they aret tne cotton seed
man who gave the new.s out n advance
may just . as well lookout for trouble ; The freight , .boat Con stitution ' left
for the Judge is on the warpath and tol yesterday , for ' Broad Creek wih at
outsiders it looks as though he is going cargo of general merchandise.
t-rt make "a clean sweeo over in "the
land of the sky." " ' I The two masted schooner Susan E
forter left " yesterday with a cargo
During the past few months a number J of phosphate for Bayboro..;
of suburban residential sections have
been opened around New Bern... This
land was eagerly purchased by, pros-
nective " home builders and already a
number of ; beautiful residences are
going up., , Now comes tne announce
ment that another section of land near
New Bern has been cut up into small
farms and. will be sold on easy terms.
TWO CHRISTMAS DANCES.
The gas freight boat Shuica left yeV
terday ,for Vanceboro with a cargo of
general merchandise. . ' '-J
IN MEMORIAM,
Holly Wood, Dec, 5 W. H. Moore
passed away at the - of his daugh-
Whfle the- proposition i will ' probably ter, Mrs. Rosa Guairie", ; on ,the-18th
net the owner of the property a profit, of October, in hia 64th year. . He leaves
he is doing the community a deal of to mourn his loss a wife and daughters
good by his action. The placing and a host of grand children. He had been
of this property on the market will ill about two years and bore tils sutler
give the man of small jmeans an ing patiently. The writer has often heard'
opportunity of acquiring valuable real I nim say ne was ready to die. He was
estate and will be the means of bringing laid to rest in tthe lamily burying
new people to this section.
ground at Gail's Creek.
B. L. G.
RESTORING MOTHERHOOD'S
SANCTITY.
STATE TEST, FARM
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STATE CHEMIST KILGORE FILES
INTERESTING REPORT ON
WORK ACCOMPLISHED. ,
Wise old Dr. C. W. "Eliot hits the
bullseye when he denounces as "hor
rible" the doctrine that "the begetting
and rearing of children are in the
slightest degree sinful or foul processes."
He adds:
"The plain fact is there is nothing so
sacred as the bringing of another nor
mal child into the world in marriage, j Raleigh, N. C.J Dec. 5. The progress
There is nothing staining or defiling tin the work oh the State test farms
about it and therefore there is no need maintained by: the State Board of Ag-
for shame or secrecy, but only for pride I riculture, under1 the. direction of Dr,
and joy." I B. W. Kilgore, State chemist, . came
Some races which we look down upon! in for comprehensive presentation inja
are wiser about this matter then we I report of the activities - of the State
Qo through Southern Europe and into I chemist's division just . submitted ' to
parts of the Orient and. you will see that the State Board of Agriculture;
when a woman passes, giving evidence I Treating the work at the Pender
of aocroachine motherhood, instead I farm. Dr. Kiltrore savs a rreat deal
of smiles , or sneers or stares from I of i work has been done 1 in clearing,
bystanding men, as you will see, alas, I stumping and draining : with tile ajid
in American communities, instinctively open ditclfes to get 'the farm in good
everv male yields' neht of way and in I condition. There' has been Droeresir'ln
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courtesy uncovers. - I the preparations of pasture land for
In those lands women have none, of the dairy herd and for hog raising.; He
the feelinir of sensit veness which says a numper oi otnr interesting lines
here keens many from needed exercise M work are in progress on the farirn,
because they dread the comment oi especially witn pecans, summer apples,
observers. If anything, they incline St1"8!8- strawberries and other small
to be proud, as they should, that it is fruits. , He says work should go much
to be their lot soon to add to the number more, rapidly , in the future ;than ' in
of human lives. the past, as clearing and putting the
In a well ordered societv. the sane- farm ln shaPe for the actual export-
KU of It. rWf fnnrtSnnSmr wHM "V"" progress in -Hljl,
t .rfllv omnhasizpd hv ,'tnm. establishment of the: Black' Land armL
c u i5n. r:n near. Washington., N. rC,, Dr. Kilg0i.
of derision or inspiring unsavory thought 8tated that pn jMW4
it should touch the chivalry of jnMrs'wT.', Pig
not less ouickly than it is does every- i" o arunagC ana
where the sympathy of women; and ,atT. ,n conpectton - with -the. question
rr nhiur2n ;t i,iH hP th mMn. OI QI" roaas to' ma" lt accessiDie, to
i,.!. . r;h in,; :Jters haVelleeni cleared up now; "the
woul(j . t mam drainage canal having now been
" . icompietea ana tne! construction qi otn
The lapse we, in this country, have Lr ranai, hp:a nMr .re rj
Permu uurSC.vCS u, roads are to, be, Constructed on tf
natural and normal, standard is. f .,,3m..;.1,i.xiU
indeed, as Vr. tliot says, norribie. - rmn,1Itliraf;nn w--fai
llT. -L-lt 1 .U- x 4.1. U I T. " " -J
'.W ""' " U-V" through the section,-and the oldfPly-
Elizabeth City: N. C, Dec.'3. The
Elizabeth City German Club will hold
its annual Christmas dance this year
on the 26th and 31st of December. The
managers of the club "Bay these dances
are going to be the best ever held here.
Great preparations are being made for
the event. ' , 1 -
WHY WOT TRY pOPHAM'O
ast.::.::. ezizjy.
, GHTes Prompt and Punitive Relief In Svery
Cue. Hoia Dy uruKisu. rn viam. .
Trial Package by MaU 10c. ,
WILLIASSS KF8. CO., Props. Cleveland. 0.
can't you i'mume!
tolcall in person and inspect
our line of dainty foods for
5or Thanksgivings We've,
got them in abundance and
the 3 price ' is , right. t Call
early and we will help you
make that : s. Thanksgiving
dinner a success. - '- ; -
H. c. uasnoxG "'
truth shall make you free,"- Woman's
Weekly .
HEWS FROM E. CAROLINA
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mouth turnpike .which passes near the
farm, is1 to be rebuilt, at least to he
railroad, by. Washington county,
PROMINENT SPEAKER DELIVERS
AN INTERESTING AD-f
DRESS.
"CASCARETS" .RELIEVE
SICK; SOUR STOMACH.
Move acids, gases and cloftfied-up
"a fc. iivur UIV1UM.U, -&iJYa
Bowels Cure Indigestion.
Northern hunters who come' to this
section must abide by the laws of .the
tate and county. These laws are made
" t o be observed by all the people, both
local and 'those from other sections
And the game warden intends to see
! v that they are observed.- It Tias been
-reported here that a number of hunters
, , "who- have leased a preserve in this
county have placed a wire fence across
a navigable stream for the purpose of
'- keeninir off trpsruiaopra A n inmtL
.. . a ' J w. .... vw w .
" , gation of this report is to be made and
. if found . true t. the men who violated
v th law in this mariner will be severely
dealt with. , . - ' . -
Tomorrow the ,New ; Bern , Elks
-will pay tribute to: their brother who
bave passed over tfie riven This Lodge
of Sorrow will be observed wherever
there is a lodge of the antlered tribe.
Get a 10-cent box now. ' '; :,'
That awful sourness, belching of acid
(Special to the. Journal.) ' land foul gases; that pain in the pit
Greenville, Dec; S. Mr.' Jacques of the stomachache heartburn, ner
Busbee, of Raleigh, delivered a most vousness, nausea, bloating after eating
practicaly and interesting lecture Mon- dizziness and. sick headache, mean's a
day evening at East Carolina Teachers' disordered stomach, which cannot' be
Training School, on "Our Native Shrubs regulated until you remove the cause.
and Plants."; t He opened .the eyes -of lit. isn't your -stomacn's fault, -.. Your
his audience to the value of the common stomach, is a good: as any. ,.,:
place things. , " 4,'r "' Try . Cascarets; they immediately
Mr Busbee is an authority on the cleanse the stomach, remove the spur,
shrubs and flowers of .North Carolina. I undigested and ..fermenting' food and
His knowledge is thoroughly scientific I foul .gases, take- the excess bile, from
but to this he has added an apprecia- the liver ,nd. carry off. the constipa.ted
tibn of their artistic value. iHe gave waste matter and poison from i the
the principles of landscape gardening bowels. Then your stomach trouble is
and 'gave a list -of plants that are ended. A ascaert tonight ,will
distinctively Southern and told ; how straighten you'.out; by morning-- 10
they can be used effectively.' ";' V f cent box from: any drugs store,' f will
He began with the conjure negro "P y"r stomach sweet; liver" and
and said that the' drug store was only bowels regular, dorl .months. , Don't
the licensed fCunger'; doctor. He also lorget the children-Hheir little 'insides
said that as you go through the country need tft , good,! gentle cleansing, too.
in North Carolina that you see beauty .,::':'"-" ,,, t-
everywhere except tn front yards and to The good will of a .business is en
really appreciate our flowers we must erally appraised at ihore than it , is
go to Europe where they are the pride j worth. - . ,
of court gardens. : ' ' - - j When love -'at first sight' leads to
Mr. Busbee is a great favorite at the I marriage second sight is apt to lea !
Training School. He paints 1 .'the to divorce. ', .-. ) ' . -
JUST RECEIVED
Fresh lot of"' Sourwood
Hoiiey , - c,-"-
15c, Pound
Grocery
Comply
-Phoiie 162-
The Pure Food Store 73 . Broad
Prompt Delivery
WILLIS
Quality Not
Quanity. --Hack-
burn. -
Smith's Horse Shoe, She?
carries a complete line of shoes
rubber heels. If your horse is lame'
os out new feet on hint 1
Located in front of Pete Tren-
with's Blacksmith Shop , -
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DID YOU K) W
Advertising is one of tne'most important
factors pf sccfssful " merchandising
and advertising jn its best f ornC is the
flse of prioterft' ink. Adopt this 'method
by sending! -your , advertising to the
(C3I
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Or'phone No.8. jWe will.be pleased to
call and assist you in getting up, your
ad. vIf you want to get your share 'of
the Christmas trade, start your ad. m
DAILY JOURNAl
All pork sausage
coming in air the
time.None better
-Hackburnl ;
Don't fail to see King and
Gibbs Musical; Comedy
Co.. at the Athens i 1 hea
tre today. This is the best
tabloid company .that has
played here this season. ,
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ADMINISTRATOR'? NOTICE.
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Having, ' qualified as ' administrator
of the estate of Wm. B. Green, deceased,
late of Craven county, N. C, this; is to
notify all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at New Bern,
N. C, on or before the first day' ol
December 1914. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.! . All
persons indebted to said estatjq ,will
please make immediate payment..
This the 1st day of December 1913.
v D. E. Armistead,( .
' Administrator.
R, A "Nunn, Attorney. 12-1 30 dys.
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Somebody Gave Thw1 Young Man
a Necktie forl Christmas Present. .
The tie was too long ,and although a costl
tone, was not the shade he would have liked.
Naturally the gifthile aVpreciatedwas not
as acceptable as would have been a year's sub-
' scrip uon io me -; v
BEflfJ DAILY JOURriAL
What would,; be more ' acceptable to your
mother, father, sister; aunt or friend ' than a
year's subscription to the' home paper ? Now
here's what we are going : to do: - From now
: until December 24. 1913 we are going to make
a special holiday offer. We want vour rela
tives and friends to have the New Bern; Daily,
journal ana lor a limited time are going to
make a reduction in the price of subscription'
To every person sending in $3.00 with the ' at-t
tached coupon we will send to . any address
thfy may desire the New Bern Daily Journal
for one year; In addition to this the ' person
to whom the paper is sent will be forwarded
an announcement that the person who has
sent in the subscription wishes them a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New Year and " is r as-'
sisting in bringing this about by furnishing
them with jhe.New.Bern Daily Journal for
Twelve Months ,
r Only a few days remain before Christmas.
Don't delay in this matter, but , send in your I
check at once. 1 - ". - ,
To The Publishers of the New Bern Daily
Journal enclosed find Three Dollars for which
send , the Journal to
iName
Town J..
State
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" The partnership heretofore existing:
between Nita Williams and Clara
Brewer under the firm name of Williams
Brewer Co., has this day been mutually
dissolved, Miss Brewer retiring front
tUi .1 Hf! M7?1I! I ...
niv. ii.in oim imSS vvuuams continuing
the said business at the same stand
under the name of Williams I,'"linery.
Wi"Ian e-sumcs all d,bl of esi I
Cvm anj l", i .mut clue the are t
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