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MS mm Mi, imi CEATII COUITT, H. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1902.-SICOHD SUCTION. RUMBJR S3, S i it-. A JUDGE'S WIFE CURED OF PELVIG CATARRH- THE OLD RELIABLE ti I i " R R -TOLDMIXXV. SC . ' ' ' iMViW ,11 BBS BSD, B pee A Midway built 20-GH Trades Tuesday. GRAND SPECTiCllR ON RlTffi FRONT , Jfll , EEDPTIOI 01 MliT , pij ' K 1 " V ' 'MMMMMMt MaaBlHMaBaaHHMHHH Elks Thursday, GAIETY f o rrn ft J I r V, J. Reduceiiates on . t t i ! .it ' : . pin n for ! Unique Booths SEMS-20 ' I f"U t t r. . I tfi Floral Friday. 1 , the YOUNG ! 7 n o n n, w I, V, U, IV II, all Railroad and.Cteami I : , Lawyers Profess lfo Surprise On Wilcox Kilter. Cettea Picked. Croatia Jadlaa SckMU Report State Guard a Supplies, Soeklas; Sagar Boot Lea By Kortk ' cm I rei tort. BtLKOH, Oct. 1. 8om lawyer pro- feu that they feel bo surprise at the granting of a aew trial to James Wilcox oonTlcted of the murder ofMlssCrop- ter, aad tar the do aot ice how the court eonld hare refused the aew trial. There waa aurprlee ken today at to the public attitude toward Wilcox since tole aew dattdopmeat It la laid that In thU section TC to 85 per eeat of the cotton la already picked. afore of It opened than waa expected, thankt to admirable weather, Attorney GeneralRD Gilmer returned today frrm Weyneavtlle and la two or three da ya will make a brief tour for the purpoao of making tome campaign apeechtia. A report on the Oroatan Indian achooli la Robeson coonty, waa received today by Bute Superintendent Joyner. There are 1794 children of school age, bat of tueae only 771 are enrolled, while the average attendance la bat 488. The nam bar between the ages of IS and 11 years who cannot read or write Is no less than 444, this being an extremely bad show ing. There are St pnblio school districts and 18 teacher of the Croatan race, who this year were paid (1715. There are 03 CtMtan poll. Croatan property Is worth only $108,888. Almost all the supplies for the Btate Guard have arrived here. They will make the equipment very complete. There are considerable additions to the Held equipment. The force Is anxiously awaiting the passage by Congress of the national guard bill, which will put the force on a vastly different foot ing. The Btate Auditor has received only one application for a new pension from Wilkes county. The pension lists ars now closed.' There i more than two months work to get the something like 11,600 warrants ready. Inquiry la made of the Btate agrlcultu ral department regarding lands In North Carolina suitable for the sugar beet. New York and Rhode Island capitalists make the Inquiry. Market Letter on Cotton. By private wire, J, E Latham ft Co. New Tobk. Oct. 1. It Is defflcult to add to what has been written this week The market la a waiting one with trad. in crowlnK less and less each day. The Journal of Commerce' report on Octo ber conditions shows the average to be between 1 and 2 point better than last year. This paper Is one of the most re. liable in the builneu. Unlike reports gathered and circulated to influence sen (Imeut wo feel the monthly crop account can bo rolled on. Reports show condl tlon better than a year ago. From thts the figures Friday should be not leas than 01, but while the Government might lieMtato to place the average lower than ever before, atranger things have happened and we would not bar ealn for anything above or below 61 last year the crop waa estimated 1 mil' lion bales less than the commercial crop, Every one Is . playing for an advance- while the trade is waiting for figure the price are not in many ways the fear of a corner on January Is the lead' Ing ' obstacle January Is the most ex pensive cotton In the world. None will buy It. January Is' hot an option to trade n. Receipts are enormous and will be for some time to come. On any advance Tor a time we, would take profits KeW fork,' OcU 2, Market narrow, and generally nfeohanged, but' an easier tone noticeable. Thla I attributed to the disposition jn part of . great many holders tot take profit before thebu reau. - Every bale showed a food profit and there's no telling what the figures tomorrow ;wlU be. Lowest la last' 20 years wa 80.7 (a 189ft. The report in 1899 waa 62.4, and last year 01.4 While very one la looking for a poor avowing w believe the Government will hesitate to put the condition at record figures. u s .not a maiter oi spaouiauon, out a fact, that report here are not Inch a to make oaaellevs the condition the worst ever reoorded. There ar loo many good spots in the belt for this,' atlll the last ' showing was a surprise. Tomor row's mat; be'! the , same. If , by any chance 'condition should ba over last year, 1 the ' disappointment win ' bring about a break temporarily. Should fig ures reach 82 or 63 prices will break; dollaraba1er"On a break buy cotton While wa believe lu higher prices In the long run, profit taking, lain evidence. for many months there will be a heavy movement. , W advise extreme caution pending the government., Exports (an ug out ina aomeaue aemana naa Black ened; The market was quiet la the ex- trema. W.AL. CASTOR I A v. Tor Infanta and Children. llii:!:lY;3i:rjA:;:;:C:::t Beara thai ' SZ S'' 7Ah mm prases , Abso!utefy'Pure THERE IS MSVZSmUTE TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. The hop crop In Washington one-fifth short. Btate is The President's yacht Hylph left New York for Washington, D. C, yes terday. Work on sky-scraper of Chicago, 111 , wa suspended Mondaay owing to the strike of 300 utrnotnral-lron work ers. The new political party In Montgom ery, organized by F, Augustus Helnze, will be known as the Anti-Trust Democ racy. Republicans at San J uan, P. R , at tacked a Federal meeting Sunday, many persons being hur through the Inaction of the police In preventing the clash. Pennsylvania strlkera threaten the use of dynamite. Henderson county has been sued to recover $100,000 by parties of Connecti cut who claim that they bought bonds and have not realized anything on them. Secretary of the Treasury Shsw has made a statement that the banks will not be required to carry a reserve against Government deposits secured by Government bonds. This action makes available (30,000,000 and relieves the stringency which the banks have suf fered. The N.T. Democratic Btate Convention in session at a late hour Wednesday was bsdly divided In factions. Senator Hill controls a large party but It is not able to win without a hard fight. Prospects are that the Hill slate with Hon. Bird Coler for Governor will be nominated. Wm. Devery has been rejected. Serious flood conditions prevail all over Southern Iowa. There waa a snow storm late Monday night In Central Kansas. The Department of Agriculture esti mates for noxt year call for $500,000 In crease. Postmaster General Payne will aak for $46,295,220 next year, an Increase of $3,814,700 Nine States received allotments yester day for buildings at the World's Fair In St. Lonis, Mo. All section men on the Norfolk and Western, between Portsmouth, O., and Kenova, W. Va., went on strike yester day. . . " An . attempt will bo made in New York today to equalize the production and consumption of coffee, there being too much now. ' There Is a rumor of tho sale of (he Norfolk Southern to tho Chesapeake Transit Co., a rival road. L. T. Durand, of Saginaw, has been se lected by the Michigan Btate Democrat' ic Central Committee to be candidate for Governor In the place of Judge Du rand lately nominated and withdrawn, The two men arc brothers. , . : Rear Admiral Jowett, of the United States navy la dead at his home at' San dy Springs, Md. He was 74 years of age and had a long and honorable service in the navy. , V: j Bird 8. Coler Is nominated for Gov ernor of New York by the Democratic party. .Xaa. A Good Work. The city authorities, caused the old pomp near the corner of Pollock and Middle streets to be filled up. It was an old surface well and like several others, had become unfit for use. : ' ' The authorities are doing well to have these old wells filled up, for ailde from being unfit to drink from, they area menace to health In the generation of disease germs, In the stale and putried waters of which they are reaorvolra. It 1 hoped that the work will go on until all the old filthy opea wells In town, will be filled in, and that the cltl- tens will have regard enough for their health to drink artesian water.' This water In all purity and sufficient quant) ty Is offered by the City Water Works, which deserves the cordial and1 liberal patronage of every citizen of New State Treasurer Lacy's Rullngon ' Slot Machines. Sept. Pablle lastruetiea Report - New Ealttlar Mill. Good Pen itentiary Showing. Po litical Apathy. A. & M. College Im provements. Ealiioh. Oct. t. The report of the State Superintendent of Public Instruc tion for last year and this year will ap pear in December. It will contain the report of the State text book commission which last year selected the text books for S years. The report will be of pecu liar Interest, a it will show bow widely the commission departed from the rec ommendation of the auD-commlsston. The latter was composed entirely of teachers. Attorney General Gilmer left today for Moore and Chatham counties, to make three political speeches. James B. Martin and Ernest Martin of Raleigh have ordered the machinery for a knitting mill here. It will be the third knitting mill at thla point and will be owned entirely by them. Amoug today's arrivals were R. B. Peebles, of Jackson and Adjutant Uen eral B. S. Royster, of Oxford. The penitentiary directors are now es timating that Its excess or income over expenditures this year will be $50,000, Very economical management, the em ployment of many convicts on paying railway work and good crops on the State farm are the reasons. Political apathy continues. ThU Is the statement which comes in from all quarters. Some one made a newspaper statement that Wayne county, always a Demo cratic stronghold, would go for Slocumb the Republican nominee for Congress. It Is said, on the contrary, that It will give Patterson, Democrat, 1000 majority at least. Work on Pullen hall at the Agricul tural and Mechanical College here is now half finished. Many Improvements of the college farm are being made. By the end of this week all the cadets will be uniformed. There are nearly 200 new cadets this term. State Treasurer Lacy rules out those I'nlckel-ln-the-slot" machines which may ormsy not give money for each coin dropped in but which always play a piece of music; the Idea being that the music Is cot an equivalent for the money put In. A ruling was made sometime aeo mat ine macnines wnicn aiwsys gave chewing gum but which were un certain as to a money return could not be prohibited. But these too are purely lor gamDimg. OABTOniA. Btantii A m m TDB Haw atwars Bought of SWANSBOR0. Much Sickness In the Town. Death of Mrs. Hobbs. Oct. 2. Good news Is scarce in our place for the last week or two, bad news has taken the place it seems. Death has removed two of our citi zens In the last few days, while others are complaining heavily. Mrs. Rev. L. M. Hobbs, wife of our ebteemed and be loved Baptist pastor, died last Monday morning, 80th ult. after a lingering Ill ness of two months; during that time she bore her affliction with Christian fortitude. Some days we would think that sister Hobbs was getting well, and on the Sunday before her death she was thought to be out of danger. She was a young woman of genial manners, ' good temper and lovable disposition, leaving a good and loving husband, f ather.moth- er, sisters and brothers, besides scores of friends whom she had made while In our village. May the good Lord receive and bless her soul. She was carried to her former home. Falson's, for burial,; after a eulogy over her life and death by Rev. B. H. Matthews waa given at the par sonage where she died. Little Carrie, the two year old child of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers here died last week. She waa a sweet child, and It seemed very hard to part with her, but the God of Heaven claimed Its own and she went cheerfully. 1 Mr. T. M. Woodhull Is still under the weather, and some other cause of minor sickness, Wa don't know what makes so much sickness In our place now, for It Is usually very healthy all' the year round." nr. wm Tucraer, one or the mm men here (sawyer; left for bis parents' borne In North Saginaw, Michigan, yesterday for an extended visit. His first visit fn several years, six weeks. He will' return in about "V - ' ' ' ? t.i K- .- v Mr. G.W. Ward who has been on a tramp f6r the last ten dsys returned complaining heavily, he said he had been to New Beta, Thurman, Rlverdale, New port, WUdwood, Morehead City and Sal. ter Path, at the latter place he was cap tured by the pretty girls and ugly men and made to promise to come and teach school for them, this fall and winter to mote It be. ) 'y.m Mr. J. F.' Prettjman of New Bern la here attending to his saw mill business. Come down and tee what Prettyman & Co has done for the people of Bwan boro, for one thing ha turnlsh.es- them with wood for almost nothing' and slabs She Suffered for Years , and Felt Her Case Was Hope lessCured by Pe-ru-na. Mrs. Judge McAllister writes from 1217 West SSrd it., Minneapolis, Minn., as fol lows: I "I suffered for years with a pain in the small of my back and right aid. It In terfered often with my domestto and social duties and I never supposed that I would be eared, as the doctor's medi cine did not seem to help me any.' "Fortunately a member of oar Order advised me to try Pemna and gave It such high praise that I decided to try it. Although I started in with little faith, I felt so much better In a week that I felt encouraged. "I took It faithfully for seven weeks aad am happy Indeed to be able to say ehat I am entirely cured. Words fall to express my gratitude. Perfeot health once more is the best thing I could wish for, and thanks to Pemna I enjoy that now.n-MHTNIE E. MoALLISTER. What used to be called female disei by the medical profession la now ealled pelvlo catarrh. It has been found by experience that catarrhal diseaaea of the pelvlo organs are the eaueof most cases of female disease. Dr. Hartman waa among the first of America's great physicians to make this discovery. For forty years he has beast treating diseases peculiar to women, and long ago he reached the conclusion that a woman entirely free from catarrhal affection of these organs would not be subject to female disease. He thereto began using Pemna for these eases and found it so admirably adapted to their permanent core that Pemna has now become the most famous remedy tor female disease ever known. Every where the women are using it and prais ing it, Pemna la not a palliative sim ply) it cures by removing the cause of female dssease. Dr. Hartman has probably oared more women of fsjrnaie ailments than any other living phyateisn. He makes these cures simply by usmg enel reconHDenO- ingresune. Miss Phoebe Gary Sherneld, writes from Segnin, Texas, as follow : I hare followed your dtrecttqo and treatment, and will always thank you for your kindneea. Tour medio! Is the only medicine that gave me relief tanas heavy pasna In my coast, on amove of which I ooold hardly rest atmigtrt. Sev eral of my friend thought I would go into consumption. I now ttnnk I Ontario Buckwheat, Just teedbed at J. L McDaniets. New Barrel Corned Beef. No. 1 Shore Mackerel. Spiced Pigs Feet Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter, Fancy Elgin Butter. Rock Candy Drip Syrup. . Na Bob Pancake Flour, Buckwheat. Grape Nuts, Force, Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, Postum Ceral. ,. , Fresh lot Ginger Snaps 5c lb. . ik. . Codfl8h, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, and a complete stock of everything usually kept "by a first-class grocery establishment. McMK JS MB bMWUBIBHM 'Phone 91. ! Mothers and fathers bring your We will give you a few prices MEN'S CLOTHING. $10 Black Worsteds . 8, fi , , 898 ft 50 , " 81 CA8SIMERE SUITS. I8 60 Suits, ,;, vj-Atrti.T.!,'. 6 00 ., " . ; t.nr- , .;(. ,. I 4W 5 00 vr,'.-. , ;.; !irM jj-878 ' Drop into our store and let us store, WeW Uooaa. JSew JiariraSns. i , Very; respectfully, .1 ' 75 Middle St. next to G a Baooing and Tics. , we have in Btock and to hrrive- 8,500 Rolls Cotton Bngginjr, 8,500 bundles (-ottoa Ties. -nh ' v 4 Send tu your orders; Priceg are the West. ! 'f' " ; well, but will always have a bottle of Parana In the house, f think Ptuom as ih bett medicine In the worU, tor I if to any Aomw doctor aad they aerer did me any good, bat when I took yoarmedJctoe HdktmeMJltbegoodla caw world. I have recommended your wonderful treatment to my friend. Slaoelhmre taken Peruam I look like a new woman. "Mist P. C Sheffield. . Mrs. William Kenning, Mt. Clemens, Mich, writes: ' I am happy to be able to write you that I am now again well. I waa not well for a year, and did not know what ailed me. Last fall I got a bottle of Pa rana. It did me good. I wrote to Dr. Hartsnan for a book 'Ilia of Life,' and he luckily sent me a book about my dia- My disease was catarrh of the head, eyes, stomach and liver, and he said if I would fallow his advice I would soon be well. I followed the directions closely, and am now entirely well." Mrs. Wil liam Kenning. Congressman Thad. M. Mahon, of Cham bars burg, Pa., write 1 ''I take pleature la commending your Pemna ma a aubstantlal tomle mod a good catarrh remedy." T. M. Habmm. If von do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Parana, write at ance to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your ease and he will be pleased to give yon his valuable ad vice gratia. -. Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio. iY. Wholesale & Retail Grocer, 71) Broad St.; boysr ' us Sale "aad fit them in Men'a and ChMrea'a clothing Iwii-vu W CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. t49, $5 00 Suits : . - ! t 83 98 8 98 198 188 a no 860 150 '100 show, you what we: havev skill Hdw, Co,, New Bern, N. C. 1 (MURPHY & CO., rT-'BtohefSe-'' 'I ! : .$. ... . ... ..... , ,. t.-'i ' . CttLiii' EiuiS Oitui ti .1...... j Direct wire to Ne Yoik axl hicago. :- ; : . :'f'Instantanoou9!rcx'crt3 r, U?l cf cve.ry move or . " e. r. r:..i .. I! in- 98 89' boat Linc3, Bern. .;. yy. : for nothing. Sea BSde,
