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days are strictly one cent per word.
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such prices.
FOR RENT One or more rooms
nicely furnished suitable for single
person or couple. Table board conven
ient. Apply No. 5 New street.
10-22-3ti.
WANTED Three experienced white
waitresses at once, positions will be
. permenant if satisfaction is given .
-Apply James Hotel. 10-22-3ti.pd.
WANTED Young or middle aged lady
to travel with family. Good salary
and all expenses paid. Call Mrs.
R- E. Busey, Patterson House, Room
20.
.2FOR SALE One 5 passenger touring
-car, 40 horse-power, good conditions
just overhauled must be sold at once.
Write Box 42, Pollocksville, N. C.
:10-20-8ti. pd.
. FOR SALE Auto runabout, in per
: feet condition, used only six months..
Apply to Neuse Grocery Co., phone 716.
: 10-20-6U.
1XOST Gold Bar Pin with initial
-E. S. H. between residence of T. G.
JHyman and Elks Temple. Finder
-will be rewarded if returned to Jour
'nal office. 10-18-3 ti.
. LOST Watch Fob, somewhere in
City. Monogram "B. O. J." Finder
return to Journal office and receive
reward.
XTOR RENT Six room house No. 11
King street, Electric lights, water and
fine neighborhood. $18.25 per nonth
. includiag water rent. Apply No. 123
Broad street. 10-10-6t
ilF YOU Have wood to be sawed, it
will pay you to see R. N. Turbeville,
..at Tolson Lumber Company.
9-27-30 ti.
WOK RENT Houses No. 152 and 1$4
"George street. Each contains 5 rooms
nd all modern conveniences. Apply
to J. W. Stewart. 10-4-tf.
JFOR RENT Large fertile farm in
'PendeV county. Special inducements
to reliable farmer. Address J. W. Sears,
Vanceboro, N. C. 10-14-6U. pd.
WILL SAW YOUR WOOD in your
yard. Phone 273. W. F. Hill ,
10-3-30
JFOUND One pair glasses in post of
fcoe. Owner -can have same by calling
.Atjthe Journal office and paying for this
sFOR RENT Mddern seven room
' Jboose,: having all conveniences. ' No. 5
"Griffith .street, Phone 220 or apply to
T. Caion. - - j 9-9-tf.
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emd clerk lar to let a Journal "WANT
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run. khimi small lertile tarm in
Columbus county. Special induce'
men is to renaDie larmer. Address
George Marshall, Vanceboro, N. C
10-14-6ti. pd.
FOR SALE Choice Chrysantheums
and Dahlias. Chas Woodell, 34 East
Front. Phone 828. 10-14-14 ti
Beautiful Chrysanthumns, Yellow and
White, red Dahlias, Palms and Ferns
for asle. J. W. Watson, 34 New Street,
Fhone 353.
Journal's WANT ADS get Results.
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pnone 8.
OLD PAPERS for sale,
supply, 10 cents the hundred.
Apply Journal office.
Limited
LOST Suitcase, between Bridgeton
and New Bern Finder return to A J
Holton, Bridgeton, and receive rewa rd
01-18-6U pd
FOR SALE "Ford" Engine, 16 H. P.
four cylinder, suitable- for a launch.
In good condition. Will sell cheap.
See, or write to, F. S. Duffy, Corner
South Front & Middle Streets-
JUST RECEIVED A fresh tine of
' assorted chocolates, nut chocolates and
chocolate almonds. ,
EDWARD CLARK
Elk Temple, phone- 94.
10-15-tf.
FOR PICKLING Purposes I have
green tomatoes, onions, cabbage and'
peppers. Best stock, bupply United
so come early before they are gone.
H. E. Royal 1.
I( The Other Fellow Has Something
You Want Put an Ad In the Jour
nals WANT AD Column and Get It
Phone 8. ' i '
FOR SALE At a bargain. 1 cotlOl
press. 1 sixty saw gin, 1 small engine
anb boiler. Apply to J. W Stewart.
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IT IS THE DUTY OF. EVERY
DEMOCRAT TO VOTE IN THE CO
MING ELECTION TO BE . HELD
ON NOVEMBER 3.. IF YOU ARE
NOT PROPERLY REGISTERED,
NOW IS THE Ti ME TO ATTEND
TO THE MATTER. ' - , ,.
' SAMPSON GROVE CO.' -
" Boardman, Fla. ' V t
as For -Sale, 12,000 Pecan Tree.
" FOR SALE
Paper Shell and Fancy Varieties
Sehley, Stuart, Success Del mas Van
Deman Curtis.: AH budd ed 3 year
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as the executor of
the last will-and testament of H. J.
Staub, deceased, late of the county of
Craven, state of North Carolina, thas
is to notify all persons having claim
against the. said estate to file them
uly verified with the undersigned, ore
or before the 21st day of October, 1915.
or this notice will be pleaded in bar of
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mediate settlement.
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OPE VISITJfie SlflUS,;-,
POOR OF ROT.TE HEf.R
STORY CURRENT THAT BENE
DICT XV. MAKES MIDNIGHT
TOURS OF ETERNALCIT Y ' ,
Rome, Oct. 22. The poor of the
Eternal City sre stirred by a sotry
tiff, . Benedict XV., like a modern
Haroun-al-Raschild, is secretly visit
ing the slums of Rome in order-to
study at - first hand the needs and
aspirations of the city's poor. ; tf
..How much credence can be glfen
to the story it is difficult to tell,; but
the. most circumstantial accounts ' are
given by those who claim to ; have
recognized the Pope on these id
night excursions, They say that' there
is no mistaking him . in the silent'
priestly bearing of the short statured
nan with the twitching nostrils' 3nd
peculiar expression of the eyes, due to
drooping eyelids. '
' On the othef hand, it is pointed- out
that, not only woujd such excursions
be entirely contrary to: the spirA in
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G. E. MILLER OF CHICAGO IS AC
CUSED OF KILLING GIRL BY
GIVING HER DRUG
LONDON, - Oct. 22 Considerable
interest has been' aroused by the trial
at the Old Bailey Police Court of Or
lando Edgar Miller, an American
charged with manslaughter, the po
lice alleging that he caused the death
of Miss Kate Scott at Miller's Insti
tute at Isleworth last June by he ad
ministration of a drug.'
William Wilcox, a Home Office ex
pert, today testified as to the danger
ous character of the drug and declared
-that it was unsuitable for Miss Scott's
ailment.
Miller, testifying in his own behalf,
said he had been given charge of de
firium cases in Chicago by the Cook
County Hospital and had been very
successful in bringing about' -cures.
His- method of treatment,- he said,' had
been! fully recognized by- many physic
ians ia America. He alstf declared
that he came; fo England from,: the
United" States, on the invitation of the
Duke and Duches of Manchester.
Miner s' tareer ia Jbicago Was a'
; VarleaT One -t:, ,
CHICAGO, Oct, 22 Orlando E.
Miller was1 president of St. - Luke's
Society, an organization which con
ducted an establishment , in which
Alderman "Blind Birfy" Kent and
others lost their lives 6r a fire in 1902..
Miller and his manager were held
and subjected to severe censure. ' -.
' , Miller' was at various tunes editor
of a small newspaper,: an officer , of a
branch Y. M. C. A., grocery superin
tendent or . a Sunday scftoor, , manu
facturer of patent ' medicine and owner
of a sanitarium for the cure of . the
drug habit. He is not known at the
Cook County HospitaL According to
the 'records of the institution,, he never
was , a member of . the - medical . staff.
DEPOT IS BURNED AT WILLIAM-
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GREENVILLE, Oct. 22 Fire yes
terday, morning- destroyed1 the Atlantic
Coast Line depot at WiUiamston., t.It is
learned that the baggage-room was well
fifTed with valuables, among them: being
sample trunks of a. hardware-salesman
valued at a very high price. No partic
ulars have been learned ot, the fire, as
to how it started, nor the exact amount
of the damage, though it is understood
that, the building with it contents- is a
total loss. i t" ' ' . f i
which "the occupants of the Vactican
have acted ' since Pius IXw immured
himself there, but they wbuld "seem
to be to certain extent unnecessary;
(As Archbishop of Bologna and pre
viously as the : holder, of several con
fidential offices in the Vatican, few
men in holy - orders had a more -in
timate acquaintance with the condi
tion 'of Italy's poor and. thetr "needs.
But all arguments to this effect are
ridiculed by those who declare'; that
they have seen His Holiness on these
nightly 'trips- and cannot be mistaken
in the identity of the strangely silent
visitor.' "' ' r ' ' ,
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