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sT .1 i 7 1 ., ,.i u. k-. ..,. .. .. mi r I Will SIW BIR5, CRXTII COUITT, I. C, TUESDAY, OCTOBIR 28, 1902. FIRST, SICTIOS, 1 'r. if. ,1 r J I MUUtU. 6ll -all Milt.. j t . ' y ' I, S : s et '. Preparations Active For It Opeainr V This Week:- v Atwater Talks COBadsBtlj T Cta trresalaaal FroipU. ttreat Aanlaf Eahlbttniverila'aal . Crops Mean Prosper! ty ror Faratert,'' RALMoH.-DtV -LtttM titoe !a talkorl of bare except the State ?lr. Decorators are bogy making the tni , . ayrwuH workiwt building . floats and decorating carriages, blcyclt,.and automobiles, for tho floral division of the parade bit Wednesday. , HQ there vilLta ten companies of the Siato-tluard - at the Fair, j&esa being. from Winston. Durham. Lumbar Bridge. " Warrington, Henderson, FraaMlnton,! ticnaiDoro, two; ana Haletgb two. Tasse ,wH apead tn diy here.- t; J -'T n H it ii ceruin that ta .general Interest In the Fair was never greater' Eastern North CWina as nerer to nroepexoui! as at present sad people want to enjoy Jobn W. Atwater, the Independent' ' CHiHltdaie fnr Congress In this district,' when aeked this morning how his can Tana was progressing replied: "The rural distrlctB are for Atwatcr. Yon can say that. Down in Nash county where I had audiences of 121 to 200 EA. Pou had only 6 and 28, and at the place where there were only G he did not speak." Atwatcr when asked If the Republicans had endorsed bim yet replied no, and added ili-u. lie did not care whether they did or nui. Tli military company at Wilson has been iuiiHicrt.il Into the State Guard and lis oflfcers commissioned. Prexldnm QcurRoT. Winston of the (jrliiliiiml hikI Mechanical College tH)H llml, by miiton of lack nf room be i ilhlly itirnhig down applications for ariniiptdnii. Husays most of these appli cant are working boys, who want to be mm hint' i. ' 'l' ciii)-iiu barrrl of carefully telect nl Mipli arrived tmlay at the agricultu ral ili phihiwiil fur i Im apple aliow at the Slate Ftr. Tln'Ku are all from that vv . . 1 1 I r f 1 1 niin rig ion, Vanity and llm ..i.. rniinl Fl' 111 llaywooil C. L. Mi I'uiii.m HfiulsSH vannlliH, W. It. Ray 40, ami from Hay wood, J. A. May sends GTi, John Farrior 4, and J. E. Hall 7. State Superintendent of Public In struction Joyner says letters from the County Superintendents show that all of them except one. will, attend the State convention of superintendents next ' 'I month. , ' " . , .;. Nothing more Is heard of the scheme to effect a merger of the electric power plant at Mllburnle, near here, and the electric railway and lighting company of , ihlseliy.- There Is some fear that the ' , arrangement Will fall that there will be a extension 'othi system of rail way. Observant gentlemen from eastern , North Carolina say that, thanks to the . dlverslflcation of Crops In that section r the - farmers are in better plight now than In 40 years;' that more mortgages have been canceled and more old debts paid than ever before. , , Fine Cotton Weather f Special Journal; tew York, Oct. 25th. ' ,v The Jhronlcle sayn Reports ty tele--',' " graph from the South Indicate generally the weather haa been very favorable for t, gathering the cotton crop. Little or no rain In most districts, and the tempera '; t ture satisfactory. Consequently ' plck i, Ing has made rapid progress as a rule, ",! ; JACOBS1 ttalelffh Rye Whhkey Is the best.' ILiiUllc street. ,f ' ...... v A roBl(l ' lma;M. i Harry la the. youngest of the family, tho only boy anions several girls, and Bontetimce tUb superior advantages Of Klrla r0eem ' to weigh 'heavily on his -TfhruKurin4.The!ther day we ai .'i heard, him say thoughtfully to, himself: "Women always first. I wonder why God didn't tnnkf 'em' drat, but he didn't He made Adam first". Uu 1mA Death. Life, after all, is a maaqiierade, says a writer, lu jute .i'UtaDurg frees. , we (ear to show our tenderness and our -t' k.p jKtvei. vve naDiroay piae our oesi xeei Inge lest we be judged week and emo tional. tJomeomea it neeoa Oeaia to ahovr us ourselves and to teach bur (" ' J J i friends out deep and anauspectedV kind. Paaaloaw .rc-v J. .f r"Pa88ion ' warps and interrupts the it 1 Judgment He that can reply calmly to ao. angry. maa' .la ioo jparo;, jtpr, mm, Plato, speaking of passionate persona, " aaya they are like Ipea who stand on their heade-tbey see- all things the wronglwayi t V j y if f . fTA Bad flentpi 3 hrr The.Sarber-Dld you heat about the ;' bad scrape Jaggsby got intoyeeterdayt -; M .'.TheVJotlm No. Did you abaye hunT 'We sometimes despise a man' greed iness for taking, because he had the first chance, what we had Intended foe 'ourselves. Washington Times. CASTOR I A v Tor Isiuita and Children. K-i-U Tta tti Y:a '.:: C::'. Dears the a t TELEGRAPHIC KRETITIES. Beaator Banna started his stomping tow la Indiana Thnraday. The volcano of Ixalco, la Salvador, la reported In violent eruption Secretary Shaw has received so far 14JJ,000 of the 118,000,000 In bonds he was pibmlsed by the New York syn dicate. V The Kentucky Confederate Veterans' Home, atPelrce Valley, was dedicated Thursday. President Roosevelt will speak before the Kew York Chamber -of Commerce December 1L - . ..,. Aflegatloa at Washington, D. O., with R 8 Lopes as Minister, la to beettaft Hahed by Salvador. um A t f . Rev, Waahlngtoa Gladdea, of Ohio, was. re-elected yesterday as prasMeatat fthe- American Missionary Assoela- H6a 'The city of Rome wm shaken by an earthquake Thursday. -1 Freak Mwttfly, the owner of Munsey's Magazine, hu purchased the Boston Journal. Ha now owns daily metro politan newspapers and four monthly Magazines. ' Reports from registration throughout the State Indicate a full white vote. Negroes generally have failed to qualify- Frank Norrls, a well known novelist snd newspaper man died Saturday at San Francisco from the reaultof an opera lion for appendicitis. Joseph M Terrell, Democrat, was Inaugurated Governor of Georgia yester day. Secretary of the Navy Moody starts today for a alumping lour of New Eng land. Hoc rotary Root will make a political speech lo Cooper Union, New York next Thursday. The Preas building of the Loulalana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis, Mo., wan ilfillraicd yesterday. Qeueral Lew Wallace yesterday start ed a 1904 boom for Roosevelt and Mit chell as the Republican ticket. For a country seat, Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago, 111., has bought 2500 aores of land at Manchetter, Vt. " Former Vice President Stevenson left Bloomlngton, 111., Saturday for New York; to speak Tuesday at a Democratic rally. Water was turned into tke new power canal of the consolidated Lake Superior Company, at Sault Ste Marie, Mlcb, yes terday," . ' ' Magistrates Meeting. As per notice given' there was a meet ing of the magistrates of Cravon county yesterday noon. , .V V Chairman K. ft. Jones called the meet ing to order and stated the object for which the magistrates were called ' to gether, namely, to levy a tax to cover the expenses attendant upon vaccination; and the necessary matters connected with the small pox eases. , t '': -t The chairman told what had been done and what was proposed to be done by the health board, alto made a statement of tho expenses Incotred, and an esti mate for future contingencies. - I : After discussion the motion was made and carried that a special tax levy of IS cents on property and 4S eenta oa the poll be made. ' f ; ; - beatn pf Graham Daves. . Rev T U N George received a telegram yesterday from AshevilleK, announcing th death of Mslox Graham Daves, of this city. , , h.;'.. No particulars were given, but It Is presumed that the remains f will be brought here for Interment. ' ' 4 ' Edncation for Farmers. Every young farmer la North Carolina has an opportunity to get the founda tion training la fcuv work. The winter courses in Agriculture ana Dairying at the N. C.A.AM College are practical courses designed entirely for young men and women who eaa leave the farm only during the winter time. 5 ! - " ' The oost of tba whole aoarte Is but thirty dollars which Includes, hoard, room and books. 4 The lectures and prac tical work are devoted to stock raising, dairy, farming, butter making, milk test- lag, feeding and breeding farm animals, veterinary medicine,' entomology, toll study, stock judging and farm crops. The value of these courses to a, young man or woman who It Interested la agrlealtaraeanaot be estimated la words The expense of , attending will he paid by increased profits due to batter farm ing, a hundred timet. : Besides ths finan cial value of tho oourses there Is the tdoeatlonal value of training and tduoa- Moa that makes tho man the muter of hit work. .... ,.. , A circular .of Informatloa will be sent to any one asking for the same, ' Alto any Informatloa regarding any of the agricultural courses will he given by&'Jresslcg the prcrettor of agrlcul tare, .Charles W. Burkett, Raleigh, N. C. " ' ' '' J CURB FOR SMALL POX A Simple Kemedy Which wm Wark Voadcrfal Cares la Small Pax or scarlet Fever Cases. The following Is said to be a sure cure for small pox. One maa speaking Of it says! . ' It is as 'unfailing as fata, snd con quers In every Instance. It It harmless when taken by a well person. It will also care scarlet fever; her It It as has been ' used inooessfully la small pox Bulphate of tine, oat grata; foxglove, (digitalis), oat grain; half teaspoonaul of tugar mix with two table spoonful of water. Whea' thoroughly mixed add foar ounces of water. ' Take a spoonful every hour; Mther OlteaM WiU disap pear la IS hours, ror ' i ohOd smaller doses may bo given according to age. , If coanues -would eotnpel phytlclani to use this remedy there would be no need of peat houses. If yon value advice you win ate this 'medicine for this terri ble disease. " 1 ' ' ' - Market Letter on Cotton. By private wire, J. B Latham & Co. NewJYobk, Oct. 85. Temperatures are higher than usual at this season of the year and this has a great deal to do with the absence of speculation. To this absence Is to be attributed the fail ure of prices to advance on an estimate of 10,000 bales at Houston Monday, as compared with 21,000 last year. The movement is small enough to put the market up, but it does not go up. The movement the coming week will com pare with 660,000 bales last year and will lose from 60 to 60,000 bales. If the market wfll not go up on small receipts, we are beginning to be afraid it will go down whea receipts increase. At least we would advise caution at the moment, and would buy and tell for turns rather than buy to hold at the level. There Is very little trade and this at the present season is likely to cause a sagging mar ket. Today the market was dull In the extreme but the tone ruled steady. New York, Oct 27. All thing consld ered the market was weak. There were rains and frost predicted in some sec tions. There was an advance In Liver pool and light receipts and yet the price was lower than on Saturday most of the time. A spurt was made by early selling followed by general telling and then traders stood around watching for some one to put the market up, but it teems that no one can accomplish It, We may fall behind 60 or 100,000 bales. On this showing, market should go up. During the next few; weeks , the move ment will, compare with a sharp falling off and this leads to fear of a break In prices. Average T reports coming from the south show Improvement in the crop Planters are busy picking and as spin ners are not active buyers, both factors operate against heavy receipts.' Later the movement Is ' likely to show up bet ter. Some ' of the best traders la the ol ty are out of the market, Cotton it not attractive; and unless bought at a sharp decline and told on the first ad vance It shows no immediate chance for speculators. . Death of an'A;ed Lady. 'Wilmington Dispatch, 86th. . j Mrs LavinleL Duruld. relict of the late Wm EQDuguld of New Bern, died at her home, 811 MacRae street, this cityytoday in the 86th year of her age, Mrs: Ddguld ' was a .woman of saintly life, beautiful character, a devout Chris tian and faithful member of the First Baptist Church. She leavea one devoted daughter and tf number of friends and relatives' to mourn her departure. The funeral will take place from the home Sunday morning at 9;80 o'clock. ' .H8. ' :: ,1 la""" "'" " , , , Federal Court Convenes. The regular Fall Term of the United States Circuit and District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina will convene in, the ; United States Court Rooms this, morning at 10 o'clock a. m., Hit Honor, Judge Purnell, presld . There are a number, of Important oases to be heard during the term. The criminal Docket , while not large embraces several cases of Interest Aside from the usual violations of the Internal Revenue Laws such at "Illicit pistlUtng," Retailing Liquors; without Skyment of Special Tax" &o, there Is so a case of Counterfeiting, one for embeiszllng of Post Office . funds, one for . escape of United States prisoner, one for, conspiracy and one for per- Jur7- , On the Civil Docket In the Circuit Court there It a ' very impoitant case to he heard relative to the Infringement of I patent oa a ventilated track barrel. On the Admiralty Docket there art several cases for salvage, seamen's wagss and the like. ; Court will probably hold until Satur day morning. ,. w The Criminal part of the docket will In all likelihood be concluded by Thurs day afternoon. , , , Judge Purnell and Marshal Dockeiy arrived lut night, United States Attor aey, Harry Skinner, ha already pre ; i laajsayaiaawaaaiai- r ceded them. B01RD OF EIAMIHERS Of Public Institutions In Ses sion. tiov. Ayeock Pleased WithCampalga Aadaben Society Chartered. State Fair Begias Well. Case ofKIagrs. Seaboard Air Liat. Supreme Court Hearlac Arguments For Appeals. RALiian, Oct. 87 The State board of examiners of public institutions arrived here today from a visit to convict camps In the west It visited the camps on the railway which is toeing built through Mitchell county to connect the Southern railway with the Tennessee mines, via Johnston City. It is said this new line will end at Marios. Work is done and trains in operation from Johnston City to tftolnt about foar miles from Bakers vllle.i There are 860 convicts at work. These are In two camps. About 26 miles Of road have been graded, to a place named Tolcane, where Cane creek emp ties Into Tar river. The condition of the convicts was found to be good. The board also Inspected the convict camp on the WUkesboro-Jefferson turnpike, where 65 are at work. About 6 miles of the turnpike Is finished. The board left today to Inspect the negro State Normal school at Franklin- ton and will go to that at Fayetteville. Then It goes to the convict camp at Doner, and will finish its work by in specting the penitentiary and the State farms. It will not inspect the agricultu ral department, as that Is a State depart ment on a footing with the Auditor's de partment or any other. Governor Ayeock spent yesterday here. He is particularly well, though somewhat fatigued by quick travel and many speeches. He was delighted with his tour In the extreme mountain region, campaigning in the 10th district. The weather was wonderfully fine, the scen ery beyond any description. The State today authorized the Yorke furniture Company of Concord to issue 30,000 preferred stock. The Andubon Society of North Caro lina, which was chartered last Saturday, will be made of great value to the State. Its purpose Is to protect the birds The latter destroy Insect pests. The annual loss to farmers from insect pests is one tenth of the crops. It will be a surprise to read the statement that last summer 46,000 marsh hens and jackdaws were killed in Currituck county alone and shipped north for use by millinery houses; that the gulls and Urns along the North Carolina coast are nearly ex terminated. These are protected in other states, but not here, and so the feather dealers send their agents here to get them. The theft of the nests of mocking birds, to get birds for caging is making them scarce in several sections. Scores of thousands of birds are being killed annually, each one of which would eat Its weight of food dally. The buzzard, a very useful bird, is being killed to that Its wing feathers can be used for ladles' hats. The bull bat and the martin kill mosquitoes and other pests and in so doing contribute greatly to the public health, yet 1200 martins were killed at Rocky Mount, merely for the shooting, and the bullbats are killed by thousands. A great many exhibits for the State Fair arrived yesterday and today. There were several thousand people at the grounds yesterday afternoon, to Bee the fakirs build the mid-way. Today there was a drizzle of rain but the work of ar ranging exhibits never stopped for an instant It Is a fine Fair. Tomorrow Gov. Ayeock opens it. There will be a parade, music by several bands, choral singing by 200 voices, etc. The Supreme Court devotes this week to appeals from the 10th district. Ia the Superior Court today the $40, 000 damage suit of Robert O. King of Raleigh against the Sesboard Air Line was taken up. . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Judge Thos R Purnell, arrlvod here last night Mrs :R F Bumpas, left for Raleigh, yesterday. .. t Mr. A. E. Hlbbard, has returned from Elizabeth City. Mr Tom C Daniels, returned last night from Seven Springs. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Hyman returned Sunday, from a visit In New York. ; Captain and Mis. Slam, havo returned after several weeks absence In the north. , Mr and Mrs JS Basnlght and Miss Nina Basnlght left for Wilson, N. C, yesterday, to attend the annual sessions of the State Missionary convention of the Ubristian Uhurcn.. , ' ' . BEAUFORT, Oct. 87. This Is beautiful weather and tht fishermen are making good use of Small pox It reported at Stewart's Point Messrs H O Willis and Lee Brewer and Misses A J Simpson and Lnla Wil liams went to Russell's Crtek Saturday and report a fine time. fceisths ' Kmd Voa Haw Hmn BongM ' German Gleanings. Two torpedo boots of the Imperial Gorman navy will always be stationed in future as the Rhine. . Oenaany'a receipts In the govern ment telegraph and postal systems last year exceeded the expenses by nearly (10,000,000. v Berlin expects its Are brigade to per jbrm a. variety of duties. The men Were recently called out to hive several swarms of bees which bad escaped from their owners. Only thirty conversations a day are carried on oa the long distance tele phone connecting Paris with Berlin. On the Berlin-Frankfort line there are 471 daily conversations. A fragment of a calendar, the ear liest piece of Gutenberg's printing that can be proved, has been discover ed at Wiesbaden. The astronomical calculations show that It was intended for the first four months of the year 1448. . The authorities of the Prussian town Of Hellsberg have adopted an original way of treating the question of 'wom an's rights. In case of a fire alarm ev ery Independent women la called upon to appear at the station and be ready to assist , The latest statistics prove that the twin habit la. not as popular in Ger many as generally supposed. Among the 2,000,000 births In Berlin during the last seventy-five years there were only 22,441 twins, 229 triplets and 8 fourlets. Alware Tired. Tired Tatters Here's a piece in dlfl paper ,wot's a Insult to de profesb. Weary Walker Wot' 9 It say? Tired Tatters It sez dat a feller ortn't ter eat nuttin' when he's tired. Weary Walker Well, wot's de mat ter wld dat item? Tired Tatters Wot's de matter wid it? Say, do youso want cr feUcr ter starve tor death? Exchange. Cedar Point Oct. 27. With the exception of a very light "scrapping" cotton is all gather ed. The corn crop has proved to be a very fair one. Peanuts are short, due to exceedingly dry weather. ; Mr Eoscie Bell keeps seriously 111. He is very highly esteemed by his neighbors as is attested . by the continous calls of bis many friends. We would be very glad to see him better. Miss Mary Hurst of near Maysville and her uncle "Bob" are here visiting re latives. Mr L B Ennctt ' who left a few days ago for Richmond to take , a course in medicine was compelled to return home on account of important business on the farm. He hopes to get his business ar ranged shortly so that he may resume his studies. Sunday was the regular appointment at Bethlehem Church and notwithstand ing the weather was perfect the attend ance was very small. Possibly small pox scare kept many away. If one goes to New Bern he is a suspect for several days and if he has a fever the case is reported to be genuine small pox. When afraid its easy to see ghosts when there be none. Fast River Trip. The Sapho, the launch of Messrs. G, N. Ives & Son, made the run last week, from one mile up South Creek, to this city, in three hours and a quarter. This is the fastest run on record for that distance on the Neuse, the average being twelve miles an hour. CUTICURA RESOLV ENT PELLS (Chocolate Coated, 60 doses, 25c), are a new, tasteless, odourless, economical substitute for the celebrated Ifquid CUTI CURA RESOLVENT, as well as for all other blood purifiers and humour cures. Each pill is equivalent to one teaspoonful of liquid RE SOLVENT. . Put up in screw-cap pocket vials, con taining 60 doses,' price, 25c CUTICURA RESOLV ENT PILLS are alterative, antiseptic tonic, and digest ive, and beyond question the purest, sweetest, most suc cessful and economical blood and skin purifiers, humour cures, and tonic-digestives yet compounded. Complete external and Internal treatment for every humour, consisting of Ounooaa Soar, SSo., to cleanse the Skin of crusts - and scales, and soften the thickened euV lole; ConroaA OnmtBKT, 80c., to in stantly allay itching, inflammation, and , irritation, and soothe and heal and Con- ouaa BasoLvasT Pills, 35o., to oool and cleanse the blood. A SrxQLn Saris often sufficient to euro the most torturing, dig. figuring, Itching, burning, and scaly iUn, aoalp, and blood hnmoais,eosemas,rashes, EMS . and irritations, with lose of hair, tram Infancy to age, when all els fails. ; ' Cirmonu Bmnm m nM dirnwIiMl tta vorid. tttMi PmMti u-m. OMmrlmi 8, lnwdoa. Vnaok Imoti i km Tit, Fuu, ram Una ' Omht t rni,, tima, P. t A. M ETA L L I C CARTRIDGES. URING oar 30 years of gtfo 'fflatlne, we have II t Ivy discovered many things about ammunition that no one could letrn la any , other jtiy. Our discoveries In this line togetferwiuY years of experience manufacmriae ammunition, enable us to embody many .fine "points In Winchester Metallic' Cartridges for rifles snd revolvers whlcbmaie them superlor.In many vaya to all. other brands' upon the market .Winchester cartridges In all calibers are accurate, sure-fire and exact In size;' telng' made and loaded In t modera manner by sUlled. experts. If you vant the best INSIST! UPON HAVING WINCHESTER MAKE OP CARTRIDGES? IfmmmmmkmmmmmmmmwMmmmMmmmmmmMmmtMmmmmmmmmmm H, I. HEINZ'S Best Ptfepatfed Mtsta?cf Only 20c Per Quart. Fresh lot Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, Cream of Wheat. Fettviohn s Breakfast food. Fancy uagm ana uox Kiver trtmi nutter iresn irom aairy, Maple Syrup, Fancy Cane Syrup and Portorico Molasses, Pickled Tripe 5c lb, Nice Dried Apples and Apricots 10c lb, Maccaroni and Cream Cheese, The best of everything in the Grocery line and a big stock to select from. Prices as low as possible. Respectfully, I 1 UMW U. II. milJimill 1J. finaar. a? jm w s mi tiatwaaai buu ( ' wc 'Phone 91. TljUroad St. NOTHING BETTER NOR PRICES LOWER THAN RIGHT HERE. Come in please and You Will Go Away Pleased. A Short Story of Long Values. We aim to add to our reputation while others aim to add to their profits. LOOK FOB THIS WEEK'S SALE We will offer 1500 yards W. O, at tomer, each customer to do their own 6o value at 4o per yard, i Bed Flannel from 121c up. t2500 yards Cal ico 6c value at 4Jc. All kinds of Worsteds from 8c yd up. , Men's; Boy's and Childreng Clothing to fit everybody little and big, old and young, rich and poor. mammoth stock, before you buy. . , , We offer this week's sale 650 for 69c, The Greatest Bareains ever Very respectfully, 75 Middle St, next to Gaikill Hdw. Co., New Bern, N. C. . owrroN bkano ! ' , 4 , , , FOE ANYTHING IN THE KBOCKKY LINE. , ; i Justin a Fresh "lot of Oatmeai;1 Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, Force, Grape Nuts, Cream of Wheat, Buckwheat, Pos ' turn, Cheese, Macaroni and a general assortment of Canned Goecis. . ... ( wmi' . s Mackerel and Salt Mullets these axe very fine t ? t r A new barrel of Saner Kraut Justin. .. . ..... 'Alsfr a Fresh lot of Cakes and Craohew of all kinds Justin, in packages and bulk. . , . .,. " ' EtTSend in your orderst, ', . , ., , , S ' ' , , .I .:Pectfllv4. Wholesale & Retail Grocer, 3Jc per yard, only 10 yards to a cus buying. 1250 yards, Gome one, come all and examine our ( . J ' . pairs Childrens School Shoes, value $1 offered in New Bern. Snappier, Lamer,, Better Aucnr Our line of Griffon Brand Cloth . ing Men's .Suits, in Sxtra Fine Worsteds and all the real thing. Youths Suits in Elegant Cassi mere, Childs 2 piece, 8 piece and ' Norfolk Suits in fullest assortment ' and at prices that require no argu " ment to sell them." ' There may be some clothing as good as burs but not at the prioe. When ' you buy" here you buy u''rlghttvf'?",",,'!"?'': J. J. BAKtER, J Middle Street "a P I a 1 V