lift!
Vui.UMK XXIV.
NIW BERN, CRAY IN COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, N0 IMUEU i, 19U1.-SIIUM) MEl'TlOS.
M MBEK 53
TRY 10 iSREE.
North Carolina Congressmen to Con
suit as to Fuller's Successor.
OSBORNE THE MAN.
CODY'S SHOW WRECKED.
Colored lair (Jla Oae. TheRarns
Portrait Presented Cotton
Weather. The Worth
Snlt New Kb
rI Libra
rles.
iULRion, October 30. Seualor Hlm
mons is pretty confident Uial all llio
North Carolina Democratic Ooogrew
mcn will Ih3 at Washington tomorrow to
meet hljn nnd see If Utey nan agree and
mkii a unanimous recommendation of a
Democrat to succeed "Tiiftmas C. Poller
as judge of tlie curt of private laud
claims. Aa Itaa been said there are fully
25 North Carolina aspirants. The thing
it to get exactly the right man. -At least
ten liavo already been endowed In va
rious ways.
The negroes are gratified at the com
pliments leading white men pay their
Htato Fair, now In progrobs here. The
negroes have never mado as good agri
cultural exhibits. 8talo Auditor Dixon
declare ha saw none belter made by na
live fur met at the while Kalr lust week
here.
Many prominent people gathorod at
the Cipllol this evening to sec the por
trull of ( apt. Olway lluniR, who com
mnniled I lie privateer "Snapdragon" In
the win nf 1H12, presented lo tbe Stale.
Kx-pietddenl of I he Slate Unlvernity K
1'. Battle made the presentation speech
and it was full of valuable historical ref
erences, while Hi ale Auditor Dixon
accepted the portrait In lehalf of the
Governor.
(lovernor Aycock left Ibis morning
for Welilon, to formally open the Fair
there
No rain has fallon in two weeks and
the, weather has been wonderfully One
for all out door work, Including cotton
picking, yet quite a number of farmers
are said to be very slow In picking their
enltoti. No reason save carelessness is
given.
h.x-dov. Russell who i i of counsel for
ex-Stale treasurer W. II. Worth In the
hitler's suit against the Baltimore Surely
Company, for the money which his
clerk, y. H. Marlln, stole while In the
trejiHory, sa)S the esse will not come up
unill Fein nary. Woilli Iihh enpeiiuil il
10 come op this mom h.
The following commissions to i.lllrcis
ot the navitl mllilla were issued today:
11 W. Chase, licutciiN.nl. Nixou Davis,
lieutenant junior nn.de and Morgan
h kipper, ensign, of the Wilmington di
vision; Charles J McSoiley uutdgn of the
New Hern division; II. V. Dunstan lieu
tenant Junior nrwle, ot I he WIikIhki di
vision. The Slate today Issued warrants for
enough rural public school libraries lo
bring the somber up lo 200. By the end
of the year II is probable tlicro will 1
800 more, to rapidly are applications
coming in.
There was argument today in the
Hlaleavllle contempt caso, In which J. A
(lorham, a Southern railway attorney;
Brown, a Juror, and Ramsey, who was
mixed up In the matter, were convicted
and sentenced la tho lowor court; Cor
ham of attempting to Influence Brown,
Juror; Brown for being thus Influenced
or laying himself liable to enspiclan, and
Kaniaey for being what a lawyer termed
a "go-bet weeo." They all declared their
Innocence of these charges and appealed
K. 1. Osborne appeared today forUorham
The easo In which the chargea wore
made wai lha noted one In which B. F
Long of Hlaleavllle tuei the Boulhern
railway for heavy damagea for killing
hli son, a aludenl at the Htato Universi
ty, at University Blatlon. Mr. Long Is
her.
I President Roosevelt Appoints him Judge
to Succeed Fuder.
Special lo Journal
Raleigh, Oct. 30-Tbis afternoon the
I'realdenl appointed ex-attorney general
Frank I. Osborne of Charlotte as Judge
of Court of Private Land ( Islms, to
succeed the late Judge Thos. C. Fuller.
Judge Osborne is a brother of attorney
James Osborne of New York, who has
been prominent In a number of celebrat
ed cases
Judge James E. Itoyd telegraphed his
hearty congratulations, and Osborne is
receiving congratulations from all sides
here.
Engineer Misread His Orders. 92 Hor j
Killed. Nobody Seriously Hurl. j
Sai imicby, Oct. 29. The little village ,
of Llnwood, 12 mile north of Salisbury,
was the scene of an accident at 4 u clock j
this mornlDg, which will be heard uf
with regret by admirea of Col W. K
Cody and his Wild Wat show
Engineer Lynch, of No. 75, the south
bound through freight, misread hit or
ders, hence the accident. lie was to pass
the Becond section of the show train at
Lexington but misread Linwood. As a
result the two tralus had a head-end col
lision occurlng on a perfectly straight
section of track.
Both engineers saw the danger in time
to slow up though not to slop and the
trains were only going about olght miles
an hour at the time. Both engines were
badly smashed and all the cars of both
trains violently jolted. Five cars of the
show train wero almost completely
smashed. Both the engine crews Jumped
and escaped Injury.
The employes of the show train were
thrown out of their berths but none
wero Injured. Col. Cody was in his pri
vate car "Cody" at tho rear of the
train.
But It was among the horses that the
greatest damage was done, 93 of the
poor animals being either killed outright
or having to bo shot. Their bodies lay in
heaps among the wreckage, frightfully
mangled.
Of the survivors, almost equal In num
ber to those killed, thero was hardly one
but had a torn side, a lame foot or a
New
Military Company Authorized
For Greensboro
To Defy America.
IIkiw.in, Oct. 29 During an address
at a meollug of the Fleet Society In Han
over Captain Fon Welthelm, of the Her
man navy, said:
"Oerraany's Interest In the five re
publics of Central America, In view of
American compelitlon.can only be main
tained when wo have a licet Btrong
enough to say to the Americans, 'Hands
off.' "
This declaration was trcclved with a
storm of applause.
Plague, Not Influenza.
London, Oct. 29. The Local Govern
ment Board has Issued a Btatemcnt that
two persons died from the plague this
month at Liverpool, according to
bacteriological tests made after their
deaths.
Throe suspected cues and all who j glazed eye. The horses on this section,
havu iKieu In contact with the suspected i vcrc the finest trained horses. Col-
persons havo been put under
Kami Labor Scarce. Soldiery Home
Dormltorj A Small Hre.
hental Society Booklet.
The Biir Hay Crop.
Congratulation t
Osborne.
Hai ku. ii, Oct. 31. The formation of
a military company at Greensboro for
admission Into the State Guard Is author
lied. It is not yet known to what regi
ment it may be assigned. Adjutant
General Roystcr say that whik) there Is
only one vacancy, that being In the First
regiment there will probably be some
transfers of companies, as It his desire
to arrange tho regiments In better shape
geographically.
Farmers In this section say farm labor
is very scarce, Ihla particularly ap
plies to negro labor. They give this as
the reason why some farmers arc so slow-
in picking out their cotton
tlon. The board say" th" plague
lii hI thought lo he Influenza.
observa- j Cody could not
was at
restrain his toats at the
sight of the manglod body of hi3 pet, the
little horse ho rode in breaking glass
balls with a rille.
The remaining horses were loaded on
cattle cars at Llnwood station tonight
and taken to the largo railroad stock
vards at Spencer, whero they will bo
cared for by the company.
Public Money to Relieve Hard Times
Viknna, Oct. '.).- In the lioicbarath
today Dr. Nun Koeiber, the 1'reniter, re
plying lo a ipu atlon regarding the pre-
vailing depression, said that, under the
reproductive oiks bill the ministerial j
departments would place orders with!
manufiu tureis to a total value of 1211.-
000,000 kronen ( duett f j:.,S!H,ooo ). In i its Condition Put at 70 Per Cent
older lo enable ihe (lovernmeiil to carry on rjjlcr Qr0pf.
o'll litis Hcueme, it was necessary mat
the esllinalea fur I'.loJ lie p:me.l without
blay.
BhLLAlk.
Koul: ul the Crop Year.
Will H.ivc a Llr-rjn
Heir-
cl 31 I', rl,p ' ' "
hail such ;m u V.
' crops than ha- ! v h:
. two wwkt and it ha
ally utlll.eil, and the i i
garnered Many furnn
; est crop") of torn ami colt
years, one farmer sahl lie had nearly
Ihe cotton from ten acres arnl could not
possibly .get enough from ihe ten to
make two bales. Some planted for more
than a bale lo Ihe acre and arc titling
about half a bale.
With the late season pe as, nwcct pota
toes and Irish potatoes are doing well
and a fair crop of these will help much
toward bridging the shortness of the
general crops.
If the shortness of the cotton crop is
such as has been gonerally reported, it Is
strange that the prices rule below s
cents per pound.
There have been several frosts and
almost a freeze, but potato vines and
even tomato vines are generally greon.
The general health of our community
WHY SUFFER FROM
Grippe .ir.J
All should V0 lrVi
,TO.J TATt L itL
T I Chill Tonic
i,' Ho- -ii r t - T I 25 I T
'"' au I I
CHILLS, FEVERS
NIGHT SWEATS
other forms of m.i!ujie. when
can be cured by
you
Roberts' Chill Tonic
The world J i not contain :i better remedy Many
wonderful cures' made by it. 35 cents a bottle.
Money refunjej if it f.uls to do the work. Delight
ful to take.
Local Druggists
Ft
A letter to the agricultural department Is below the normal, less than half of
COTTON IN THE STATE
I
Report
Mr. and Mrs. Wu.
Oi l 'ill. Mine. Wu
the ( lilin sv minister,
uu : le- sicrimer Uac-
iii I aided by
hint'.
San i t m i h i
Tine; fiuir. r Ife
HI I I VI ll ll-IV lOlI
he., ft, ,iii China- She In ace
In i iiinif.' Inn, M isM Wu Su (
Many BtliCTe Her Deal
I t. FrrtwiBuao, Oct. N. Tb Boa
alaa Forelga Offlr li 14111 00 opwatlaf
bartlly with the United Stale official
In tlie efforts to obtain lh roloaaa ot
Mlat Kllen at Bloae, the American
mhMiooary, and her ooaapaalon Ma
dame Tallka, who were captured by brl
gaada. N. BakhawtWrT, th Hatalaa ropreaen
taUve at Holla, wbna wlfa la aa Amort
raa, la showloj mach anargy lo oo-oper-alla(
with UalUd Blalaa Cooanl-Oeaeral
Dirklaana, of CoaaUallaopU. Owv
rranMial elrckM at Sofia lb Impmaion
apfri u b that MIm Hloaa la daari.
Hmmm art Mag uaaa by Mr. Dick
M aad M. BahaMtleff. Mr. Dick I a
na la trylnf U mtm wsatWf aha U
allva ot aot
Good Roads Exhibit.
Wariiinoton, Oct. 'J!l -The special
good roads train, cairylng road experts,
a coinpeli lit nt mid Ihe paraphernalia
forgiving pri Ileal iliusl i ui Ions In road
making, left Alexandria, Va , tonight,
for its lour of Ihe Boulh over tho South
ern Railway. Tho trip is under Ihe aus
pices of the Southern Railway and the
National ( iood RoaiU AsHochilion, and
has alaiard ollicers of that organl.allon
and also the director and assistant of the
olllcc of public roail inquiry of the Agrl
cultural I Apartment. The itinerary takes
In many places In the South. Some
weeks will lie spent on the uip. The ob
led Is to irlve practical illustration of
road making ami bring lewne to the peo
ple of dllTercnl communities the advan
tages of good roads, ami by agitation
ami education to forward the movement
for such roads In Ihe Houth. At each
alnp several days will bo spent, a sample
road will ho made under the direction of
the engineers of the Good Roads Asso
elation who accompany the train, and a
rood roads convention, lamlne two to
four days, will bo held.
Morgan Now a Chief Gunner.
Niwimiit, R. I., Oct. 20-Frtends
hero of Gunner Cbailos Morgan, United
State Navy, learned Hint President
Uoonoelt ha ordered returned 10 the
gunner several nuiulers In Ids grade
which he waa reduced so pie year ago as
a laaull of tho finding of a court-martial
which tried him on a charge of being
absent from talUn and duty without
leave.
Since then Morgan' service have
been of mach value to the department
his work In charge of tho diver at the
wreck of Ihe Maine In Havana harlsor
galalng for him the high commendation
nf hU MlKirior oftlcor In view of this
f resident Hoo'?ell ha granted OuiiHer
Morgan a full pardon for hi early In
dlacrnlloa, Ihe new coming today In a
U-Urt from rWrelary Uing lo Keprv
rn alive Molvlllo Hull.
With hla aaabcrt restored Gunner
Morgan reaches) U rank of chief gun
aer. He Is bow St aliened on the Tenia-cala.
Special to Journal.'
l'.Al.liioii, October ISO. A special crop
report based on the reluniB from over
twelve hundred correspondents was Is
sued by the State Agricultural Depart
ment today. The report says that tho i
condition of tho cotton crop as compared
with last year Is 70 per cent and com
pared with an average year is fit per
cent. The government ligure was put at
63 pef cent.
The tobacco crop report shows an av
erage of 70 per cent of an average yield.
The government figure on tobacco wan
72. .The quality of the tobacco Is pin at
77 by the Stato report.
Tho condition of corn Is (ii) per cent,
tho same aa tho government figure, ror
poanuta tho condition Is M, sweet pota
toes 84, which la tho same as the govern
ment figure.
Tho commlaslonora csllmalotho cotton
crop at 351 thousand bales, against Mil
thousand bales last year. The worst
crops are In tho southeast, the best are
in the southwest and northeast.!
FlfbtiiT ! Samir.
Mami-a, Oot. M.-Advloaa faealvad
Iter frosa CaUgalogaa. capital oflktU
land of Maaaar, say Oaaaral Batik hat r
Matl lafntaallo rvfaHlag tha Whava
shoals of ihe taaargMt tasrfaf LokUt,
wbolabaliighanl pt4. 8al1 sklr
Mb laks ptaco daily. Oalabalogaa
! Ira yaauwday. 0aKJ Bsattk
spaeU lo essar laa UUad of laMrgetla
kyCkriataiaa.
gives news of the death In tlds county of
David Iirown, a brother of J. Hoyd
Iirown, a member of the Legislature and
Stole fertilizer inspector.
The State charters the Hydraulic
White Brick Co., of Wilmington, capital
$17,000.
The postman on the rural free delivery
routes say the Increase in the amount of
matter handled is steady.
The contractor who la building the
main dormitory at the Soldiers Home
here. Informs the executive, board that it
will be ready to be turned ovor Decem
ber 1 . The Daughters of the Confeder
acy will furnish it. at a cost of some
thing like $7."i(l.
Sonic, rain fell today; the lirst In over
two weeks. The farmers who have
sown fall crops arc glad to soo It. The
harvesting of hay has gone on very well
and the crop is the largest over made In
the Stale.
The cotU n crop In Ihe State Is a little
over threo-fi fllis as large as last year's
record-breaker. In various sections the
per callage varies irom no to oo pei
cent. Tobacco is badly oil in quality
and so Is cotton. The agricultural de
partment linds ll excessively diillcult lo
procure line specimens of either cotton
or tobacco.
Last nlgliClirc broke out In the engine
room of the Mldgely spoke factory here
anil did several hundred dollars dam
age, though the ilremen worked quick
ly-
A special committee of the State Den
tal Society has prepared a booklet on the
oaro of the teeth, which Is to bo circula
ted among school children. This step is
taken by tho society, as a result of dls
cusslou at its last annual session.
A number of congratulatory telegrams
are being received by Frank I. Osborne,
who Is here, on bis appointment as As
sociate , I ustice of tho court of private
land claims. Ho said today he did not
know when ho would be sworn In, as
his commission had not arrived.
School was In attendance
and tills shows disease of
our Sunday
last Sunday
some kind.
Mr. ll. M. Street who lias been con
fined for son.,; time is still very sick In
deed. Mr. S. W. Ipock who lias been sick
for 2 or ,'i weeks is better..
Mrs. I). Lane has been sick two weeks
but Is slowly Improving, there are still
several other minor cases chills, otc.
D. Lane has been going about nearly
a month with one hand In a sling, caused
by a slight puncture of a pitchfork in
the palm of the hand. What strange
developments sometimes come from In
significant causes !
R. (1. Wilcox has for a few weeks had
botli hands in slings and for about two
weeks had to lie fed, as ho could not use
cither hand. Cause some blood or bone
trouble, he 1h much better now.
Miss Zula Holmes is expected lo leach
tho school at Rellair this winter and it
Is expected to begin on the first Monday
In Nov.
Rellair has arranged for one of the
thirty dollar public libraries and we ex
pect its arrival very soon. We hope our
. , , , Ol
young people anil oiuer ones uio win
take such an lnlereBl In Ibis move as
ill cause a general waking up to the
Importance of more and belter reading.
We ought to meet and select books at
least twice a month and have a lively
reading circle In every community whore
these libraries are available. L.
(Jape (Nxi Cninlx'i l ies, Kvaporabfd 1V;ic1hs, Dried Applet,
sli loose ;itll:ike., Ontario Prepared Bnekwlieat, Old Fash
Plain linckn lieat.
Fancy Elgin and Fox Kiver Putter
Atiuoi'e's Celebrated Mince Meat.
Malaga Crapes, Florida Cl auses.
Fresh Oyster Crackers.
Saner Kraut, Catsup, Sauce and Pickles.
Car load New Wheat Flour.
A regular 'Joe Calvalii.ed Water Pail for Die.
CASTOR I A
. 7 laSaaU ul CoIUm.
CnateJrt el
Tke Children's Fnenl
You'll have a cold thlswlntar. Maybe
you hav Ana now. Tonr children will
safTnr uwi For Rough, crnup, hroa
ealite, grip and nthar winter complaint
Oss MlanU Congh Core never fall.
Ad romHly. It I vary pleasant to
(ka tnd perfectly hartnlea. 0. B.
Oaotga, Iflaeheeter, Ky, write "Oar
IlllWg'rf wa attacked with eroop Uu
oaa aftrtit a4 wla f fcoarsa sha could
fcr'; ;, wf gara bar a firw doaaa
i4 O M IM( ll Ct. It tellavad
Imw Isaaatsllairlf aad sha sraat to sleep.
WM Wa awnaa aaal asoralng aba had
MM sfgas el bnaraeswaa m eroop. F. ft.
D8j. ' ''
JiOOKT BsJatgk Bjrt Whisks; to XU
Judpe Frank Osborne.
ClIAHLOTTE, Oct. Ill A telegram from
Washington City yesterday announcing
tho fact that President Koosovelt hail ap
pointed Mr. Frank I. Osborne to succeed
the late Judge Thos. C. Fuller as Judge
of tho Court of Private Land Claims,
was received In (Jharlotto with genuine
pleasure. The comment was all one
way commendation of President Uoobc
velt for the good Judgment which ho
displayed In selecting Mr. Osborne, and
general rejoicing that Charlotte had
been so signally honored.
Tho appointment of Mr. Osborne was
tho principal topic on tho streets last
night and was the occasion of a general
handshaking among Charlotte pcoplo.
Il seems a pity that Mr. Oslxirno was
not hero to get a realization of the pleas
ure which the announcement of his ap
pointment gave the people of his native
town. It Is the most popular appoint
ment that has been announced from
Washington since Cleveland loft the
presidential chair. Charlotte endorse ll
by a rising vote and the sentiment of the
people la that Judgo Fuller's mantle has
fallon upon worthy shoulder.
Dr. Bull's Pills lor Liver Ills.
One pill a do. Boi, 00 pills, 10 rl
( urn Constipation, IJver Troubles, IUI-
loimrjeM, Import! Illood, Dytpepsla, Fe
male Complaint. Htnmacb and Ilowel
Dlnordirs, Dr. Hall's Pills never gripe.
No Strike at Fall Rirer.
F.Ll. Rivbb, Mas , Oct. 80 -The mill
operatives of this ctty tonight decided
not to strike, the matter being decided
by a majority ef four votes In th4 loom
tan' onion. , Only U03 ot . U ,000
operatives of the oily, eicloalve ot those
aaployad Uh Iron Works and Dooms
MIUJ tad Ik) mills of lha Nana England
Trd 0onJMr. attended th general
asaai sjMsjtUf C tk anions, called for
la pnrpoaa ol Noting en th proposition
to Mrlk Mow4ay for aa tncraaaa of 10
paraaat. N Wajrta. AeoordJg to tba
mllag e( tba TntQ ConacU, four of the
ivj iiloot m swoWrad to Tots) lfTor
o( sum (Worf out OtmM bo ordarad,
tatilukt tWvonvwn. lahar aad ard.
ari oi U favor. Vat ti splaaara voted
statartlk Tfco splanam wera ipociad
to tots o," so lha qimtloi wu mlly
decided by th fottr loin 1st tho loom
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers
Croon. Whooninc Couch and Measles
Coiil'Ii without fall. Hcsl for llronchllls
Hoarseness, Orlppo, Phoumonla, Con
sumption and Lung Affections. Quirk
aiire results. Price, 25c.
Fall Dress Goods.
All wool flannel for waists J.c. and
17c. yd aiso special value In Mi Inch
llroad Cloth in all colors Including
Hlack (. l)8c. yd. ItAKFOOT'S.
1 will
quality of
think you for a share of your patronai
;ood at the lowest possible iriee.
Very Respectfully,
Highest
J. L McDAKIEL.
'lhone 91.
Wholesale
.V I let ail
Qrocer,
71 Ifroal Si.
A Physician Testilies.
'I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Vmc
and have never used anything in my life
that did mo Ihe good that did," Bays
County l-hysiclan Geo. W. bcroggs oi
Hall County, Oa. "llelng a physician 1
bavo prescribed It and found ll to give
the best reBuTts." If the food you eat
remains undigested in your stomach It
decays there and poisons th3 system.
You can prevent lids tiy dieting but that
means starvation. ivonoi wynpepnin
Cure digests what you eat. l ou need
sulTcr from neither dyspepsia norstarva-
tlod. The worst eases quickly cured.
Never falls. F. H. Duffy.
nn.r
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. K Latham Co, New Uorn
N. ().
Naw York, Oct. 'M.
A Good Cook g
is always- particular to JJb
get lirst-class groceries. Wo at
have a reputation for lirst-
class g Is and ipiiek deliv-
ery, built by years of eureful
atteiitio ton the T,nts of our a
eustoniers; and yon can le-
pend on it, we won't injure
it by any trilling now. Mend
in a trial order if yon are not J
already a customer.
We arc still offering Uoyal
nine Coffee every rit li pound
FREK, and want to see your
name with other lucky pen- dt
pie.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137.
Cotton Storage
FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE.
COTTON STORED AND INSURED at Small Cost and reasonable
advances made on same if desired. The statistical 'onition justifies the
Storage of Cotloti for tnnrli higher prices, which we hclieve will surely
A J 100.000 Fire InSoulh Carolina
Timmonsvii.i.k, S. C, Oct. :t0.-Flre
destroyed more than half of tho business
nortinn of this town todav. Tho loss Is
estimated at $200,000 with loss than $2,r
000 Insurance. The flre was caused by
tho explosion of a lamp In a Blore
Mnntorthn bulldlnirs destrovol were
new
Married al Pollocksvllle.
I'oi.i.oc ks n.i.r., October 81. Mr.
Emmet Tolson Bender of thl place
was married last night aboul 7:30
al tho homo of his mother near hero to
MIm Mary Taylor, daughtor of our
nrlghhor. Krank Taylor. The Hon.
Hamul i Hudson performed the ceremony
that made them man and wife. It was
a very quiet home affair, only tho mom
bers of the family were Invited, May
pronperlly and the beat of health be
their lot through life
A PmRNn
Cotton; Open. High. hw. Close
Oct 7.411 7.4i)
Doc 7.42 7..VI 7 42 7.50
January 7.41 7.152 7 41 7.48
March 7.43 7.48 7.43 7.43
May 7.W 7.44 7.39 7.4(1
Chicago, Oct. 31.
VVnRAT: Open. High. Low. Close
Dec 701 70! 70 1 70J
May 731 744 73J 744
Cokn: Open. High. I-ow. Close
Oct r7 r.7 r.7 r7
Doc M i 58 574 6'1
Rll)g: - Open. High. Ixiw. Closo
Oct. 71174 707
New York. Oct. 31.
Stocks; Open. High. Iaiw. Close
Bagar 1181 H! HK HH
So Ky 321 324 31 1 31 !
U. H. 1 12 12 1U HI
U. H. S 4IJ 42 4I 41
Tel. I'ac 3114
ll. IIT.. 2 r-'l r,lj filj
Vs. lb r'l
t' ( 'in i i sH)lidciice Solicited.
E. K. BISHOP,
JVext l Citloii Excliaii, New R?rn, N. i
TOyLEAUSE THE STSTEH
Kltectnally yet gently when eostira or
blllloos, to permanently OTercoma hab
llual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening lhara,
to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, asa
Hymp of Figs, made by tba California
Klg Byrop Co.
it Is an established fact thatJOoujh ll
limply an effort of Baton to M rid of
tome irritation, Caroline Cough Cure
will directly sflect tbU, by repairing lha
damaa-a dona to tho tisanes of lha air
passages la tba long. You caat Kike
any Blstakn I trytog It, It U namkM
aad nqaally good for old aad yonsg. Fo
Uftrpnol
Spots 4.15 IB. Halos 5,000 balo.
Kuturos, Nov-lec. 4 00 Apr May 4 04.
WKW IIICRN COTTON MARK KT.
Sales In the local mtftket yctcrdy
were 40 balos from 7 to 7.25
Do you ever have an
Accident ?
If yo
r ,V I
mi ii'i never niino il, i"r i.
II. V ter A Hun n reioir It at nneo.
Ymi are out nothing if not satisfied when
have v"iir rruc,, rrrlrlng lone
It
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anil
Last week
417,000
This wock.
ftat. 5H0O0
Hon. 70000
Taos. 100,000
Wad. IWOOO
Thar. fWOOO
fri.
POST RXl.irT.
Same week
last year.
m.ooo
Voll I
here. Wo giiarnt all our work.
Iy u to do good work. It will
ymi Ui have your work done hrn.
iln work that yon ran depend on,
prion are right, like our work.
KicUully,
s1. II. Wnten V Hon,
78 Bnstd 8L, Ntw Bbkn. N. C.
47000
MOOO
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54000
43000
nooo
tM,000
Itcdol Dytpcpsla Cert?
C!2UhatrHMt.
P. TItKNWITII,
BLACKSMITH ifHEELRIGHT
Manafactirtr of '
Ragtlea, ITarona, Carta. .,
Rfaalrlag Daa Ikort KoUao
naggtaa, Wagoas, Carta aad Dnyt
kept oa taad lot eaia. , , ;
KIWBXR5,K.0.
FOR SALE !
Valuable Colli Ginnisi Plant
Tlie Cotton fliiiniiiK Plant situa
ted on Trent River, in tho City of
New Bern is for wile. There arc
Knur (iinH, Steam Prons anil ninw-
sary machinery, with ample power
to oX'nitcr the plant.
The plant in admirably Rituutod
on wharf with drop water, awcHHi
hl( to all kinds of craft, and near
the luisinem part of the city.
For information and tcrtnH ap
ply t
M. DeW. STKVKN80N,
Attorney.
ll
mm
Real Estate
Dealer.
Bajt tad Mil Ot Properly,
Famu and Umbtf IaikU. !
Call nd ma. ' "f'
, KEW - N. C.
nra, so pay. tic. at Bradham't. ..
1 best. KWdUitmt.
liars' labia.
MaM