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J d YOLOMI XIIY. NIW BISK, CE1YII COUHTT, I. CFEIDAT, JASDART 17, 1902. SCCOSD EICTIOS. HUMBKB 74 ; RHUBH. It is Difficult Work to Get Farmers ' .. : . to Organize, State Heetlit ft Small Oae. A Fir Months School Tern. Tsbaeet Market-The Moanmeat Faed. The Fair Fiaaneei ; Ralkigh, January 15-The State will tend out $100,000 for the specific pur pose of bringing all th,e publio acboola ap to a term of at lout 4 month.. Eech .county has to report ha needs. Hay wood coanty lithe first to make toll report, the latter baring been received today. 4 The turn required la $146.(0. i Honey cornea la slowly for the fond for the statue of Sir Walter .Raleigh la one of the parks here. , Today the chil dren of the Concord graded school, 660 of them, sent In their contribution, . Raleigh hat this . season, for the first time slnoe 1883, no tobacco market. More tobacco will bo planted In the county than ever before and so there Is an effort to bare a market.' E. Mr Face of Wilson addressed the .Chamber of Commerce, on tbls subject . and It la de clared that a market will be re-established. Lack of Interest by business men is the cause of the collapse of the leaf , trade here, - " . The State charters the ReldsTille tele phone and telegraph company, capital $15,000. -, v,.-;, ..-;;' . The attendance at the State meeting ' of farters wn very small. Nothing la harder than to organize the North Caro lina farmers. The annual ' meeting on the third Thursday in August may draw out more of them, but there seems to be no chance to get the backwoods farmers out. At one of the speakers last night, himself a farmer, said, , bo persons , are more suspicious than the farmers and if the majority of them see any mau try ing to do something which will amount to something they instantly suspect him of ulterior or sefish motives. " al "' " The shoe factory of the Farmers Alll. ance at HUlsbore stands Idle- as it has done for three years or, more.- The Al liance people hope to see the Slate estab llib a reformatory and buy this plant and operate it. The Alliance also' has the old Htllsboro Military Academy bar racks, whleh It hopes to ' see used as a dormitory of a reformatory. ? The financial statement made by the last State Fair is far ahead of anything ever previously made. ' All the debts are paid and $4,100 was paid to .the bond- holders. Durlug the past three years $10,500 has been paid to the bondholders ,Tho fair is the largest and most success ful south of Hegerstown. - ; .. REELSBORO.' Jan. 15.' There is not much news, things are quiet in and around Reelaboro now. . " . MU Lena Dickenson of Reelsboro and Mr. O. T. Tyson of Aurora, were married in New Bern last Wednesday evening and left for Creeds,'; Ya, where they will make their home. Miae Lena Is one of lteelsboro's most beautlfal young ladles. Mr. Tyson It an able minister of the' gospel. May their path be strewn with roses. Mr. J, B, Jones, the Disciple minister preached an able' sermon at Newhope Bunday.; ' ;v, 'J, h v '. -.ivv,. JllssSallteCaton of Edward, It visit. Ing her mother, Mrs. M. JV Caton of Reelsboro. . ; ' ' ' " . Mr. lieBiie Moore or Morenead, wno has been visiting hit aunt, Mrs. J. B. Reel of Reelsboro returned, home last ' Wednesday. -.-"'7;- 'v v -'; : i . Bum BilL " . Profitable Clover. ; A Missouri farmer is thus quoted In the Maryvllle (Mo.) Tribune: "I towed ten acres of cloverusing as seed one bushel, which cost me $0, I sold from . that ten acres twenty tons of, hay for $100 $3 a tQn end thirty-gin and a half bushels of seed for $192. Then I Bold the second crop of .hay fon $lu . That made the receipts from my ,ten acres $308.' Theleed cost me $0, and I - was at an expense of about $00, so my net profits off the ten acres of ground were $242, almost $23 an acre." - Cut this out and take It to F..S, Duffy & Go's drug store and get a free sample Of Chamberlain's Stomach and idvsr Tablets, the best physio. They also cure disorders of the stomach, biliousness and headache. r.-- . ?-...' . WaratanEnd. . ; London, Jan. 15 The King baa given hit official endorsement to the belief of the current public that a declaration of peace In South Africa may be eipeoted. War may now be regarded as approach' ' ing a conclusion, were "his words" this morning in addressing officer Coldstream of the Scot Guards, who will sail for Bout Africa tomorrow. If troubled with a weak digestion, belching, soar stomach, or It you feel dull after eating, try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, Price, 25 cents. Samples free at F. 8. Duffy 4 Go's, drug store. CAS i IA For InLnts and CLilLcx GRAND LODGE MASONS. runs for Masonic Temple. Sliver Ser vice for Secy. Drewry. Lodges Char tered. Oxford Orphanage Re. port. - Special to Journal. Raliigh, Jan. 15. The Grand Lodge of Masons adopted unanimously a reso lution offered by Past Grand Muter William R. Cox, providing for the preparation of plant for a Masonlo Tem ple here. A committee composed of W. R. Cox, Julian 8. Crr, John 8. Cunningham, 8, M. Gattla, John W. Cotten, A. J. Harris, Grand Master Royaler and Grand Secy. Drewry. It will report on the cost of a site and of the building, and on best plan for erecting the latter. The Grand Lodge voted a present of a silver service as a wedding gift to Grand Secy. Drewry, who Is to be married next Tuesday. Charters were granted the following ten new lodgesf Roberdel, Bernhardt, Lattlmore, Caroleen,' Bylva, Bellhaven Anlander, Love, Hickory, ' Whetstone and Farmvllle. -. The committee on the Oxford Orphan Asylum reported its condition ss excel lent, with 220 pupils, and arrangements made for thirty more, lis receipts dur ing the year were $83,000, and it has over $5,000 on band. He Did Enough of It. "Ton don't take enough exercise," said the doctor, who had called to see Blnkt .at his office. "A good brisk walk or abort run every morning would do you a world of good." "Doctor," replied Blnks Impressively, "I live In a suburb, have to catch a certain train every morning, and my house is nearly a mile from the sta tion." Well," returned the doctor apolo getically, "the best of ut make mis takes at timet, and I am no exception to the rule." Chicago Tost Bla Ow Work. "These s biscuits," said Mr. Henfy Peck, "are quite as good as mother need to make, I'm sure." 'Why, Henry, his wife exclaimed, "I certainly am surprised!" A blush of shame suffused his deli cate features, for be realized that self praise was a fault most unbecoming In one of his gentle breeding. Phlla delphla Press. : Don't Live Together. Constipation and health never go to gether. : DeWltt's Little Early Risers promote easy action of the bowels with out distress. "I have been troubled with cosllvenees nine years," says J O Greene, Depauw, Ind., "I have tried many remedies but Little Early Risen give best results." JTBUuny. . r ' . Lobsters. Lobsters often travel in regiments, aeeklng new feeding grounds.- Their migrating armies are always led by the biggest and strongest ones, while the maimed and weakly struggle along be hind. Portfrlmsr Water. ' ., Three grains of alum will purify a gallon of water. - Let it stand for a time, and if no filter can be bad strain It through a piece of calico. - Soapatoae. '.Every portion of soapstone lost in cutting Is utilized In other ways. It gives the dull color to rubber goods, Is used. In paper to gain weight and Is alto an excellent article to use In mak Ing fireproof paints. Factor? Accidents. Accidents In factories are said to be much more frequent In bad weather than In good. Capo Towa lpr. When the Dutch founded Cape Town, there was no leprosy among the Inland natives. A, century later two Dutch farmers near to Cape Town were found to be lepers, and since then the dis ease has been steadily Increasing and .spreading northward among both, na tive and European races. I . , Mlcat Watekmea. , The first night-watchman was li censed by the New York common coun dl in 1007. Caupbor. - From the earliest times camphor has been a practical necessity to man. Its pleasant perfume, Us destructl veness to Insect life and Its many remarkable therapeutic ' virtues - have "more than earned lta great popularity. ; " rtokllae-, ' 1 V' ., "When pickling, always use the stron gest vinegar and have it scalding hot, as cold vinegar. becomes ropy and will .not keep, v.- . '' A Carefal City. The authorities of Alx-la-Cbapelle recently sentenced to two weeks' Im prisonment a ban who carelessly threw away a lighted match in a forest near that city, although no damage, was caused by the act , Children Especially Liable. Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely painful and If neglected often result In blood poisoning. Children are especial ly liable to such mishaps because not so careful. At a remedy DeWItt't Witch Bazel Salve Is unequalled. Drawl out the fire, stops the pain, toon healt the wound. : Beware of counterfelte. Sure cure for piles. "DeWltt's Witch Hszel Salve cured my baby of eczema after two physicians gave her up." writes James ' 'r, N. Y.'eV tor, lad., "The sores were ! 1 c i r " ItTOto five c'rewj SENATE ON CANAL BILL Demands Further Investigation. Panama . Offer Host be Considered Waidinotok, Jan 14 Reporters have polled the Senate with a view to ascer taining the sentiment oa the pending of fer of the Panama Canal Company to sell to this Government for $10,000,000. It to made because the attltnde of the Senate Is supreme news at this time, neither the friends of Nlcarauga nor of Panama having even a slight Idea of how the offer of the Panama Company bad affected the Senators. The poll showed these figures, For the Nlcaraugan Canal bill 81. For giving consideration to the Pana ma offer 40. Opposed to any lnteroceanlc canal (Senator Teller) 1. The result of this poll reveals several things very clearly.-. . , First, That there is an overwhelming sentiment In the Senate In favor of the passage at this session of an act author izing the construction of an Isthmian canaL Second. That while a very large ma jority ofj theJ.Senators were in favor of the Nicaragua canal prior .to the making of the offer by the French company, a clear majority have since then turned In favor of giving the Panama offer full consideration before (decisive faction Is taken. Third. That any effort on the part of the friends of the ..Nicaragua canal to force a bill through before the whole matter, Panama offer and all, has been considered by the committee would meet with failure. Seventy-two of the 88 Senators were asked their views. Sena tors A Id rich, (Allison and Depew were absent, but tbey are known to be in favor of a careful consideration of the Panama offer before Senate acts. They are therefore counted with the majority. ARAPAHOE Cotton Estimate. Tax Collecting. The Honey Deal. Moved Into Hew House. Personals. ' January 15 Business around our lit tle town Is about as lively as usual for time of year. The amount of cotton ginned at our place this season, will somewhat over run the former expectation by there being an unusual amount of frost stain ed cotton. The former estimate was only about one-third of the amount gin ned at Artpahoe last year. Mr, Brinson Campen, the sheriff of oar 'county Is hustling around among the citizens of our county, while he seems to slight none of those who have not paid their taxes for 1901, yet he can better adapt himself where he finds some money. He was In Arapahoe last Satur day. M. Henry Reel of Reelsboro visited our town last Wednesday. Mr. Thomas Mozlngo of Bayboro was In town Wednesday. Mr, Manans, a young man xfrom near Greenville N. C, was here the first of last week, worklngj on Mr. J. B. Lee's boiler to his saw mill. Mrs. Minnie Ksroon and three of her children from near Oriental visited their friends at Arapahoe last Saturday even ing and returned home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Karoon is a welcome vMtor to our homes.- " - The Phillips and son New York money deal seems to be the topic of the day. I see the revised version has come out upon the public which seems to corre spond with the second statement made by the firm. It It should be revised the second time, and the third version de viates from the second, as the second did from the first, It will be as low in shame as king Solomon was high in fame, when the Queen of Shebs visited him and reviewed his situation, eaid the half had not been told. Mr, Robert Lee moved into hit new house near Arapahoe last Thursday. . Mr. Noah F, Bennett of Arapahoe Is putting a shine on his new house in Arapahoe, he has on it two coats of paint and Is ready for the third' Mr. Adolph Scott and bis wife and Miss Lena Holton and Mr. George Hanks all visited Aurora last Saturday and returned Tuesday evening, they re port much enjoyed trip. : J. B, B. A Profitable Investment . "I was troubled for about seven years with my stomach and In bed half my time," says E Demlc, Somervllle, lnd., I spent about $1,000 and never could get anytbfng to help me until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia Care. I neve taken a few bottles and am entirely- well." Ton don't live by what you eat, but by what you digest and assimilate. If your stomach doesn't digest your food you are really starving. Kodsl Dyspep sia Cure doee the stomach's work by di gesting the food. You don't have to diet. Eat all yon want. Kodal Dyspep sia Cure cures all stomach trouble. F 8 Duffy. - . t Bnrlcd Forests. Burled forests found in Alaska in lo calities where no trees exist now have revived a discussion of the theory that the arctic region once possessed a trop ical or semitroplcal climate. A few years ago a New England professor wrote a book based on the idea that as the earth first cooled at the poles they were the original scene of vegetation and human life and that mankind gradually moved southward during the prehistoric period., ncDuffle's Turpentine k Mutton Suet Lung Plaster Is a certain cure for whoop log cough, easy and comfortable, works while you sleep. 25 cents at F, S. Duf- President of Hanrard University Will Visit Educators at Capital Growth ef Odd Fellowship. A School Question Settled. ttraad Ledge Adjoins. Good Roads Train. Toing Pines Set Oat. Raliioh, Jan. 18. President Eliot of Harvard University accepts an Invita tion from President G. T. Winston of the Agricultural and Mechanical College here to visit the latter and will do so April 8. He will be here a day and night and will probably deliver an address in the Raney library that evening. A Re ception will be given him. there so he can meet the citizens of Raleigh and educators from various parts of the State who will no doubt be present. He is easily the first educator In America and s one of the greatest living Americans. His visit to Raleigh will be an event in its educational history. The State charters the Bynum Milling Co., of Chatham county, capital $50,000, and the Warren Land Co. of Durham capital $10,000, urana secretary a. a. Wooden says the growth of the Odd Fellows In North Carolina is phenomenal. There are now 8000 members, a gain of 100 per cent in the past three years. The reclpts for the year will very closely approzimate $11, 500. Mecklenburg county today paid its taxes to the State treasurer, aggregating $36,929, a gain of $4463 over last year, It is the first of the large counties to make settlement. A question came up for decision by the 8tate Superintendent of Public In struclion, and it affects the whole State. In Transylvania the school board order ed that the public schools should open on a particular day and that the term should be a continuous one. A teacher In one school stopped the exercises for three weeks, in order that the pupils might pull fodder. The county superin tendent declined to pay him for three weeks he taught after the time officially fixed for the ending of the term. The board sustained him. Now the State Superintendent bustains the board, and says term's must positively be continu ous, unless there is some epidemic which makes It necessary to suspend the ex ercises. ' Considerable interest is being mani fested here as to whether Raleigh will have a professional base ball team this year, It will be in a league if one Is formed. The Grand Lodge of Masons adjourn ed this afternoon. The new Grand offi cers wese installed. The new Grand Master, Dr. H. 1. Clark of Scotland Neck, made the appointments as usual, The people here are called on to raise $10,000 in order to secure the reopening of the two tobacco warehouses. A lead ing cottonfdealer says the -cotton market here is pretty nearly gone and that the re-establishment of a tobacco market Is more than a necessity for the business life of the place. . The working force which will be here February 1015, with the "Good Roads" train will build a street from the Capi tol Square to the Rex hospital and also build an approach to the insane asylum grounds. ' :, .Your . correspondent has procured from Plnehurst 86 young long-leaf pines which are to be set out in the capltol square, the grounds of the Governor's mansion and Pullen park. There has long been a desire . to have these trees growing here. Twenty-two convicts were sent to the roads here today, as a result of the term of the Superior court. The road force Is now larger than ever before. FLOWER AND TREE. A single leaf of the orange tree care fully planted will often take root and grow. . v.: ., - r;;' Rosin and tallow , In equal parts make an excellent covering for wounds In fruit trees. U - ' ' : ,' "Belting" a tree-that is, killing it by destroying the bark In a circle around the trunk Injures It for lumber. In transplanting trees all roots that have become bruised or broken should be cut clean away behind the broken part - A pan of water kept steaming in the stove will keep the atmosphere in good condition for the growth- of bouse plants during the winter. Trees should always be trimmed when young and growing in such a manner that there will be no necessity for cutting off large limbs. ' Wood mold, provided It is fine and free from roots and sticks, with the addition of a little well rotted compoBt, makes a splendid soil for .the pott or boles' in which to grow , the house plants In winter. -.-; ' . Orchards generally produce full crops only every other year. This is because the full crop of one year so exhausts the fruit producing qualities of the soli that it Is not able to make a fun crop the next year. If your children have Croup, Whoop Ing Cough or a simple Cough, Anwsy's Croup Syrup will certainly relieve them It Is about the only remedy prepared ex elusive for Croup and Children1 Coughs and we unhesitatingly recom mend It as the best. Many use and praise It. We guarantee It. Price 25c Sold at Henry's Pharmacy, Davis' Fharmacy, HEDICAL COLLEGE AT RALEIGH. Members of Facnlty Elected. Chair of English Divided at University. 8pecial to Journal. Raleigh, January 1 .The Trustees of the University of North Carolina met there today.Governor Aycock.presldlng, and established the University Medical college at Raleigh, to give the last two years of medical coarse. It will be part of the University, and entirely under its control. Dr Hubert A. Royster of Raleigh, was elected Dean. Other members of the faculty so far elected are, Drs. W. I. Royster, A. W. Enox, B. H. Lewis and K. P. Battle, Jr. The Trustees also divided the chair of English, making C. Alphonso Smith, professor of Language, and Dr. Hr me, professor of Literature. TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM Effectually yet gently when costive or blllious, to permanently overcome hab itual constipation, to awaken the kid neys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Co. Keith Will be Collector. Washington, Jan. 15 Recorder Dancy and former Recorder Cheatham arrived this afternoon. Cheatham says that the white people treated him white and that the people of his own race brought about his official undoing. The Wilmington collectorshlp contest is now as a tale that is told. B. F. Keith who has heretofore been mentioned in this connection as having strong back ing, will get the office. The contest had narrowed down to Slocomb, of Fayette vllle, and Keith, Intimation came from the White House today that the Presi dent wished home rule to apply. Senator Prlt chard then Indicated his intention to apDOInt Keith, who Is a recent convert to the Republican faith. He was on the Wilmington board of aldermen at the time of the race troubles and Is Bald to be the only official who disapproved in outward manner the proceedings of his party organization at that time. Grand Lodge of Masons. Special to Journal. Raleiqii, January 16. The grand lodge of Masons officers were elected last night, and others appointed today, by Grand Master H. I. Clark were Installed by Past Grand Richard J. Noble, Past Grand Masters. Jewels of very elabor ate design were presented to retiring Grand Master, B. S. Royster. THE MARKETS. The foi owing quotations were receiv ed by J. E Latham & Co, New Bern N. O. New York, Jan. 16 Cotton; January March May July Aug Oct Open, High. Low. Close 8.07 8.15 8.23 .8.24 . 8.12 7.71 8.03 8.16 8.23 8.26 . 8.12 7.74 8.03 8.11 819 8.21 8.08 7.71 8.03 8.14 823 8, 8.11 7.72 Chicago, Jan. 16. Wheat: May .... Corn: May..... Ribs: Jan...... Open. High. Low. Close ... 80 80 Opon. High. .. 63 63f Open. High. ... 855 79i Low. 62 Low. 801 Close 68t Close 860 New York, Jan. 16, 8TOCK8J Sugar........ Con. T.,...., SoRy ..... . U.8.L....... u. as.. Tex. Pae.... A. C.F V. C. C...... Copper. ... Cot. Oil Open. High. Low. Close . . 121x 122, 1201 121i .. H5 .. 32 821 82t 821 .. Hi UJ .. 42 43 42f 421 88i 28J m OOi 8f 69i Liverpool Spots 4.9-16 Sales 8,000 bales. Futures, Jan-Feb 4.32. Apr-May i.i May-June 4.83. MEW BERN COTTON 11ABKKT. Cotton was quoted In the local market yesterday at 7.35 to 7.80 PORT RECEIPTS. 8ame week ' . last year. 175,000 19000 83000 88000 . 83000 26000 . 80000 175,000 Last week 283,000 This week. Sat. 40000 Mon. 88000 Tues. 50000 Wed. 85000 Thurs. 88000 Frl. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers Croup, Whooping Cough and Measles Cough without fall. Best for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia, Con sumption and Lung Affections. Quick, ef Wheat a Fresh lot Just Received, Fresh Oatflake?, Car olina Bice, Grita and Big Hominy. Saner Kraut. Small Pig Hams. Canned Goods of all kinds. Georgia Yam Potatoes. Scotch, Irish Potatoes. Codfish, Corned Mallets, And Spanish MackereL Pigs Feet, Tripe, Bologna and Freeh Pork Sausage. Anything in the grocery line you want at . . L WE 'Phone 01. 71 Bread Ht. The World's Appetite We supply enough variety to suit all who come here. The different selected things which appeal to the taste of those who want the rare and pleasing, as well as the sub stantial necessities. You will eat with relish if we supply tie food. Respectfally, J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St. Grocer, FOR Horses, Mules, Buggies, Farm Wagons, Cart Wheels and Harness GIVE ME A TBI Ali THOS. I. We call your Attention to the Following Useful Articles. Shears and Scissors, Pen Knives, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hones, and straps, they are all warranted ad can be exchanged if not satisfac tory. Carving Sets, Knives and Forks, Butcher Knives, Can Openers, and Eye Openers in prices. ;-:.r,:y;'r ; i Guns from 1476 to $28. 00. Ail Rifles and Boy Axes for the boys. A full and complete stock of General Hardware, Paints, Varnish. Enamels, Oil, Lime, Plaster, Cement, gash Blinds, Doors and Glass. Ball Bearing Castors. PHONE 147. 78 Kanu It Lever seen in New Bern, Suitable for also DRAUGHT HORSES, that GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. JULIUS JUL ARNOLD, FOR SALE ! I have a few norses, Mules, Buggies and Farm Carts, which I have taken in. Will be sold low for Cash or on time. It will be to your interest to see me before btiyirj. Wholesale & Retail Oroeerf Phone 137. MiwmwiiMiiuumMmwMni! MITCHELL. "Mlli,iiuullHlIUllllHlliUU,aiUiittulMi Gaskill Hardware Co. NEW BERN, N. O FOB Horses & Mules, cam, oir Julius Arnold i 66 BROAD STREET, ; Who has Just returned from the West with the finest lot of Horses the FARM, DRIVING, SADDLE, will be sold for cash on time. TUCKER'S GEiSIIE 1 IliSELS Wl Dealers in all kinds ef Granite & Marble Monuments, Contractors for Eui'.d'nj Etcne. H. A. Tvdicr. G Ere. and Tra '!:Rn's rtarmaey. sure remits. Fi'eo, "c. T w" 1 '- rTTPtN TTT W-pi I
