North Carolina Newspapers

Vi 'IY WW- YOLUMI IXYI. ? WW BISI, CBAYIH C0U1TY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1803. FIRST SECTION. JiUMBLR 30. ImrftmL r I Increase of Million Dollars In Ral eigh's Tax Valuation. Beaufort N7l Reserves Accepted. Cow KUld Car Escaped De , railment. Colonel Olds Ulves Ltctnre. ' " TULimn. JuIt 11. The (ollowloe im- 1 portent companies were incorporated In the Secretary of State office today: The Clyde Cotton Milt of Newton, Catawba county, with $100,000 authorized capital . and t80,J00 subscribed, JCBmlthandG '- ' A Warlick are the principal Incorpora- ton; Toe tlaywood Cooperage Uompany of .Waynosvllle, to maaafeetare barrets,1 stsves and cooperage material, -with $4, 100 subscribed and $15,000 authorised, the principal Incorporator! being A A Boggs of WayueivMe, and W X Boggf of Jacksonville, Fla. The D M Jones Company, to deal in hardware and gen , era! merchandise at Elizabeth City with 4 f 10,000 capital. The Bank of Falson at Falson, In Duplin county, with $10,000 capital, theetocVholders are B B Wither ington, J M Falaon and other local men. The Falton Olnntng and Manufacturing Co., of Falaon, la also Incorporated with $3,025 subscribed capital and $35,000 authorized. - Adjutant General Royater is here to confer with the Governor and decide the ' three locations for the annual encamp V mentofthe North Carolina regiment. The first regiment will encamp at More f head City, but the other two points have not yet been announced. Plana v 111 also be perfected today for the movement of the troops and the eact data tot the en campment determine'!. The application for admlpnlon into the Naval Reserves of the Company organ ized at Beaufort is acceded by the Ad jutant General. This ill make the sixth company of Naval Reserves, and the State is allowed tight such companies. Quartermaster General Francis Macon was unable to be here for conference with Adjutant General today, He Is at home suffering from painful wound in the fool which Is giving him much trou ble. ' The funeral of the lale Major A M Mc Fheeters was held from the First Presby terlan church this afternoon. Thirty prominent citizens acted as pallbearers. The remalna were Interred beside the grave of his father Ret William Mc Pheeters in the old City Cemetery. A peculiar accident occurred on Hills boro street last evening. A street car coasting down the hill going to the Fair grounds struck a Jersey cow on the track. The cow was instantly killed but the car passed over her body without even being derailed. The time for listing taxes in this coun- ir tv exnlres ledav but the listers in Ral eigh will probably be allowed to continue next week. Tbe listers estimate that over $150,000 worth of real estate has not been given in. They also believe that the personal property will show a falling off of between $200,000 and $250 000 from the previous year. This is due they think, to investors placing their money in non-taxable securities. The assessors have completed tbelr work in the city and are now assessing the out side property of the township. They expec) an Increase of a million dollars in the valuation over the previous assess ment. , The State Central Executive Commit tee of the Anil-Saloon League has been called to meet here next Monday nlgbu It is probable that at this meeting action will Le taken carrying out the work out lined by the recent Stale Temperance' Convention. The field workers are to bs iboaen when the necessary $5,000 is provided, ' Col. F. A. Olds yesterday conducted one hundred teachers through the State Hall of History and lectured to them on the various objects of interest there. - . .. TO CURB A COLD IN ONE DAT : Tako IjaiHllve Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the nuneylf It fails to care. E W Grove's signature ' Is on each box.' 25c. " '3. STUCK IN THE MUD. . , Steamer Neuse Fast Aground In Her Slip. ; ; The low water in tbe river haa made a deal of trouble for heavy draft boats. Last night the ateamer Neueo endeav ored In vain to get away from the E 0 D dock. ' Tbe "donkey engine made sev eral, tfTorts to get her off but to no .. avail. . The ti gs and steam boats shared the same fate In different places on the river and they patiently awaited the rise of the tide. , It was expected that tbe tide would ' arise? .diirins: the '- night . and ' release ''theivi!l-l,;ti;;:,: hittt Tbe river Is the lowest that it has been for years. Off East Front street the bot A' torn Is visible nearly to the channel and ' boatmen find It Impossible to get to the ' docks. t8 Laxative Ercmo Ctinmna Td!;t. Seven lOonfcoxes sold in post 13 HAIWOOD TRIAL CONTINUED Until September By, Filing Affidavit of Witness Beinf Sick. Special to Journal Ralkioh, July 18. Upon affidavit by Ernest Haywood, that Hocutt, on of bis wltneaaes is sick, here, and that the wife of another la sick, Judge Peebles continued this noted case nntll Septem ber. Acting Solicitor Walter E. Daniel sooght to file an affidavit but It was not allowed, the Judge saying that where the defendant file affidavit for a con tinuance, counter affidavit is not allowed under the law. The affidavit which Daniel sought to, lie says the testimony of witnesses Ho- cut and rkhmitz will be found untrue and .that their characters will be at tacked. . Southport Railroad Charter. Special to Journal. IUlbioh, July 13. The State charters the Southport, Atlantic and Western Ry from Southport to any point on South Carolina Line and to Wilmington. Length of road about forty miles. Cap ital one million dollars. Stockholders all Philadelphia. Negro Normals Reduced. Special to Journal. , Raleigh, July 13. The State board of education reduces the negro Normal schools from seven to four, and locates them at Elizabeth City, Fayettovllle, Frackllnton and Winston. For Infants and Children. the Kind You Hava Always Bought Bears the Signature of Clerk at the Speaker's Dealt. The speaker's right hand mnn Is call ed "clerk nt the speaker's desk" and Is one of the most useful men in toe house of representatives. It Is bis busi ness to know things, all things; In fact, everything connected with, legis lation. He must know parliamentary law, precedents of tbe house and' most have them ready at a second's ( notice, so that they may be cited by the speak er or the chairman of tbe commltteotof the whole house w heno ver a point of order Is raised or a parliamentary point Is to bo decided. He most knowa&itbe members of tbe bouse and from -what state they como In order to .tell the speaker or the chairman -bow toitec ognlze them when they - address 'the presiding officer. He must knots all the secretaries of the presldentjand clerks of the senate, so as to tetftth presiding officer when there la aimea sage from the president' or tb&eenata to be received by the boose. Hefteepe the rime on men who are addressing tbe bouse, and the "hammer folia when ho says that a man haS'Cccsnma ed his allotted time. Of -all these tasks tbe greatest Is to be well, in formed upon parliamentary lawyrbero Is no index to parliamentary..; rating, and many points are found by the man who will delve and dig and study, the subject ail the tlmev-WashlngtoB Post Infant Genlnaea. When he was but a schoolboy in the Jesuits' college at Dijon. Jacques Bos suet was known as on of the beat classical scholars in Europe. : At eight Louis do Bourbon, prince of Oonde, was a perfect Latin scholar.: Three years later tie published;, work on rhetoric, and at seven teen, he was appointed governor of Burgundy. Fenelon displayed so much' precocity that be won fame as a preacher of ram eloquence when ho was but fifteen years of age. Pascal wrote treatises on acoustics at twelve, at which ago he was busily occupied In constructing elaborate circulating machines, and at sixteen he published his treatise on "Conic Sections," which Descartes re fused to believe was not the work of a great master. -v. " , ,l; John Stuart Mill was. studying GreeJC at three, hod practically mastered the' language at seven and. a year inter was acting as schoolmaster to his younger brothers land sfstenk John Buskin actually prodooed - a " manu script work In three yoiume?before he reached his seventh birthday. i . Hark Vwala la Mark Twain's former lecture man ager told this story of an entertain ment given by the humortettln London during a heavy fug: "One night, the queen's concert rooms were like a smokehouse, and I saw from my chair In the royal box a shadowy dress coat, supported by a pair of shadowy trou sers, girdled by the faint halo at tbe Ineffectual footlights. A voice was In the air, but It was difficult to locate It with any degree of certainty. ' The ap parently headless trunk of the lecturer told What he knew of our fellow sav ages, the Sandwich Islanders, and at Intervals out of the depths ascended the muffled murmur of an audience ln visible to the naked eye. sMark began his lecture on this occasion with a del icate allusion to the weather and said, Perhaps yon can't see ma, tut I an months. Tl3 t "ntTTC, COMMSSIOITERS PROCEEDINGS. For July With Treasurers, Sheriffs and Superintendent of Health Re- ports,' The Board net at the Court House, July 6th, 1008 at 18 o'clock a m In regu lar aesalo a. Present Commissioner Baxter, Har vey Wadaworth and Richardson. The Board being without Chairman Commlaaioner Wadaworth placed in nomination Commissioner Baxter for chairman, there being no other nomina tions Commissioner, Baxter was unani mously elMted Chairman of the Board until the annual meeting of the Board in December 1003,tO fill the vacancy caused by the deKh of the late Chairman, K. E Jones.) ' " ' Ordered by the Board that the ceurt House be draped In mourning for thirty days In memory of the late Chairman E R Jones. Ordered by the Board that a recess be taken until 8 o'clock, ont of respect to the memory of the late Chairman E R Jones. Board took recess until two o'clock p m. Board met at I o'clock p m pursuant to recess. Present Commissioners, Baxter, Rich ardson, Wadaworth and Harvey. Ordered that J J Wolfenden be allowed to list for the year of 1899, 1,000 acres of land lying in Township No. 2, on Broad Creek, being formerly the property of Hearn, Loky and Cannon, now the property of J J Wolfenden, said Hearn, Loky and Cannon having failed to list the same for that year. Ordered that 6 M Kobtnson be allowed to list his taxes, he having given a good excuse for not listing same ut the proper time. Ordered by the Board that J L Lupton be allowed to list his taxes, he having given a satisfactory excuse for not list ing same at the proper ilme. It appearing tu the Board tlat a va cancy exists on account of the death of the late Chairman of tbe Board, E R Jones, and that the same ought to be speedily filled, as tbe Board of Equaliza tion meets on the 2ud Monday In July; It is ordered by the Board that the Jus tices of the Peace convene at the Court House in Mew Bern at 18 m on Saturday July 11th, 1908 to fill the said vacancy as required by law; It Is further ordered that a copy of this resolution be pub lished In the Dally and Weekly Journal until the day of meeting and that the clerk send written notices to all magis trates in the County, and It is further ordered that the Chairman sign said no tices. Ordered by the Board that the peti tion of E F White and others for a draw In the bridge across Swift Creek at Vanceboro be referred to Commissioner Harvey, to Inquire as to the advisability of having same and cost of putting it In, and to report at the next meeting of the Board. Ordered by the Board that O W Jones be allowed to list bis taxes for theyesr 1903, as It appears that he; was sick dur ing the month of, June and could not list same. Ordered by the Board that Jos. Nelson be allowed to list his taxes, he having irlven a satisfactory excuse for not having listed same at the proper time. Ordered by the Board that Martin Fonvillebe charged double tax as he could not render a good excuse for not having listed same at tbe proper time. Ordered by the Board that Wm Sutton Agent for the Land and Improvement Co., be allowed to list his taxes, ho hav Ing rendered a satisfactory excuse tor not listing same. Ordered by the Board that B B Moore be allowed to list his taxes, he having rendered a satisfactory , exouse for not listing same at the proper time. Ordered by the Board that A F Red- dick be allowed to list his taxes, he bar In? rendered a good exouse, for not list ing at the proper time. Ordered that the accounts of the late Chairman E B Jones be ; referred to tbe Chairman and the Clerk for lnveatlga Uon. -1 'JC-V ' I : Ordered that license he5' granted to Rosa Joseph to peddle In Craven county lor vi montns. , . , . , 1 Ordered by' the Board that the peti tion of Aaron Ipock and others, praying the Board to establish a road beginning at N F Willis' field and. ending ; at WU lis Bridge be filed, and the Clerk is dU reeled to give notice by publishing the same at the Court Hods door that the said petition will be heard at the meeting of the Board, on the 1st Monday In Aug , Ordered by the Board that JE ,WIte Agt. for Henrietta White be notified to appear before the Board j on ,. Monday, July 13th, and. shew causo why nihe house and lot In ' Vanoeboro belonging to Henrietta White should not be listed for taxation for the year 1008.. j s Ordered, by ths Board ,that Ellas franks be: charged double taxft!Jhe, not having given a good excuse (or qotUatr Ing his property. -.,., i m On motion Board took reces nntll 10 o'clock i s, July 7h.w,.i(W!i!( w t; , Board met at Court House July 7 lb "Cnm,Crt':J hTAs6sya,,,ir'.; 1903, at 10 o'clock a m, pursuant to re present Commissioners, Baiter, Wadi worth, Richardson and Harvey. Ordered that license be granted to D G White ft Co., to retail liquor in Vance boro, NO, upon the payment of the proper tax to the Sheriff and all other taxes due the County by them for six months ending December 31st, 1901. Commissioner Richardson voting no. Commissioner, Baxter, Harvey and Wadaworth voting, aye. Ordered that Geo H Roberts, Trta urer of tbe Sinking Fundi." authorized and directed to pay out of the funds in his hands as Treasurer of Pinking Fund, such coupons on the Railroad bonded in debtedness of tbe County, as are due when presented for payment. Ordered that tbe C0nmUsloner for the poor, send Mrs Carrie Moon to the County Home on acconnt of her age and poverty. Ordered that Dave Simmons te al lowed to list his taxes, he having been confined to his bed during the month of June on account of wounds received on his arm. Ordered that Christopher E White be allowed to list his taxes, he having ren dered a satisfactory excuao for not lift ing same during ttie uiontli of June. Notice is hereby lven that fourteen (14) Craven County Bridge Bonds of the denomirmllon of ffiOO e&ch have this d&y been drawn (or the sinking fund of eniii county lu accordance wl'li the act of As sonilily authorizing Ibelr IbiUo, aj fal lows: Five hundred dullur Bridge Bom'.s limbered 7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14-15-10-17-18 19 stid 20. these bonds will be paid principal nnd accurred interest 10 Au gust 81, 1903 upon presentation of sane t National Bunk of New Rem, N C, on r boforo th 31?t day of August 1903 Interest ou the above honda will cense n and after the 1st .Mondny !n Ancut 1903. f'.y order of the Hoard nl Cornnil loners, .1. -!. BAXTEIt, Ctic-.n July 7th 1903. Ordered Hint M W Chapman be ft lowed lo ll't two .-'-.'.lie'lu!.-"B" taxes for he enr 1902 Ordered that nport of .) W Bidd.e, sheriff, be sccepted and tiled and spread pon the minutes. Statement of J W Hldd e, sheriff. tine 1, 1903 to cish on h.-ini. 1,83C 85 Staie and County taxes 2,500 41 8 IJ taxes Including liquor 3,016 00 $ 7,353 20 Cr June 15, by j) L Roberts, Tr. General fund 5O0C0 24 29 500 00 1,000 00 2,000 00 275 83 3,053 14 une 15, by D L Roberts, Tr. Fence No. 1. Jane 30, by D L Roberts, Tr. Gen. fund June 30, by D L Roberts, Tr. School fund June 30, by G H Roberts, Com sinking fund June 30, commission on 5,510,- 41 5 Bal on hand $ 7,353 20 Respectfully submitted, J. W. BIDDLE, Sheriff. Sworn to and subscribed before me this July 7..1003, A E WADS WORTH, J. P. Ordered that Caesar Skinner bo al lowed to list his taxes, he having been out of the county during the entire month of June. Ordered that report of D L Roborts, Treasurer, be accepted and filed and spread upon the minutes. Report of D L Roberts, Treasurer of Craven County, for June 1903. GENERAL FUND. June 1, to balance 1,686 30 June 15, Jas W Blddle 500,00 June 80. " " 500 00 $3,686 30 2,438 94 197 86 2,636 30 June 30, by voucher July 1, by balance INTEREST ACCOUNT, July 1, by balance 80 88 FENCE, NO. 1. June 1, to balance June 15, Jas W Biddle 4061 31 29 64 80 24 29 40 51 June 30, by vouchers June 1, by balance $64 80 ' ' FENCE, NO. 3. June 1, to balance ; 22 84 June 30, by voucher 9 00 June 1. bv balance 13 84 $22 84 SPECIAL IHIIDOE.FCND Jul v I.' to balance 9 139 63 !) tf 'oil fc.g i PENALTIES,' ' June l,,to Dalance ,, . , . t, ,452 90 June 2, to S R Street . "' '., . , . , 1 00 June 8, to S B.Strcol ; ,, , - . . ' IQ Ofl KlO'lffl 1-y" $ 463 90 ance 463 90 ;l"i!.'l.. af.;i t t 4S3 90 tS t rjOMIlTJ r a 'ii vrayeb Couaty, ir Board took rect M until 8 o'clock ' p .. Board met at Court House at S e'olock p m pursuant to recessi fcVS.sstff. Present Commissioners Baxter, Rich- Iarason, narvey auu vr auBwurui. Report of Dr J F Rhem, County Bupt. . T . , TIT- , . of Ho iitn, was accepted, filed and order ed spread upon the minutes To the Hon. Board of County Commis sioners: I brg leave to report that there has been one case of Scarlet fever reported to me during the month of June, and that the County Home and Jail are both In good sanitary condition. Respectfully, J. F. RH.EM.8upt Health. Ordered that Caroline Locker be il lowed to list ber taxea, she having been sick during the month of June and could not list same. Mr N T Fuleher, list taker of No. 2 Townehlp presented his tax list , which upon examination was accepted and turned over to the Register of Deeds. Ordered by ibe Board that the Clerk Is instructed to notify Mr W J Brothers of Cove, N C, to appear before the board at Us next mee ing and give In his Sche dule "ii" tx for year 19t)t, be U further Instructed to notify said W J Brothers as this I? second notice sent him that If he does not appear at guld meeting t'tin; bin name will be prvseuted to the Solicitor for indictment, all commUslouL-rs voting for same The regulhr bills were allowed GKO. IS. AVATElt-, Clerk Hoard of Com WHO IS HE ? Is It that makes the Fewer-gal- Yh. Ions; wears-longer paint 1 THE TOBACCO MARKET Soon to Open and New Bern Dealers are Getting Ready. Tlie tobacco season will open In this city August Jird. Owing lo the destruc tion l.y lire of the Planters warehouse i he Farmers warehouse on George street will ! the only depot receiving the com iiinili:y this year. Before another fenmin opens efforts will be made to erect a new warehouse h U U believed to be best '. have two w.trehou.'e.-, for this purpose Tbe new hulhilug will bo situated nearer the pres ent one than the 1'lanlers was. The outlook for the crop is encaura glug. Good cures are reported in all parts of tho county. The Vanceboro section will have au exceptionally fine ciop. The prices will be fair and the New Kern market will pay as high as any other market. Tlu! principal tobacco companies will have buyers here. Mr E L Bryan will represent the interests of the American Tobacco Company. Mr T B Jeffries will be the buyer for the Imperial Tobacco Company. Mr S B Gurran will be the auction r. Farmers will find tho usual courteous and prompt attention to their interests that have always been accorded them In the New Bern market and they will re ceive as good prices as elsewhere. Bring your tobacco to New Bern. Never Heard a Complaint. B. W. Hargrave, one of the leading druggists of Wilson, N.C., writes: "Gen tlemen Unsolicited, I offer you this tes timonial concerning your 'Worthlngton remedy.' I can and do say that the same was used in my father's family from my birth, and in mv- Own ever since I have been housekeeping, as a panacea for all kinds of bowel troubles, both for adult and infant. As a druggist I have recom mended and sold It for twenty years, and have never had a customer complain of Its failing to come up to the claim made for it." FIFXD PEAS FOR 8EED-I have 25 bushels of fine seed peas which I will sell cheap. J. H. Slade, at J. F. Taylor's store. L G. DANIELS Is still conducting a Sales and Exchange business in Horses and rtules in the same stables on Craven St., j NEW BEIttf, TS. C. tamps Made every working day in the year, v j Orders received, Dy 10 o'clock will be delivered same day. Seal Presses. Wax Seals, Aluminum and Brass Checks and Badges, Stencils, Inks, Pads, Eubber Type, Sign Markers, and ev erything in this line. Dealer In BiOYCua, FiREABJtft, ijro Ll i kinds Sposma Goods. Job Pbistiho Rtjbbib Stamps. 1.93 Kiddle SU, HEW BERK, R. C. Rabbet FOR SYSTEMIC CATARRH . Peculiar to Summer Pe-ru-na Gives Prompt and Permanent Relief. , , C 8. Rhoads, Indianapolis, Ind., writes: u For the past two years I have hardly known what it was to have a sweet, restful night's sleep. Cares smd overwork seemed to weigh me down more than it should or would had I been able to get my proper rest. My doctor was vnabla to help me and ordered me South for a complete rest and change. As this wss simply ont of the question, and as I had beard several of the men under me speak of how much Poruna had helped them, I decided to try it and am glad Indeed that I did. Six bottles made a new man of me. I eat well, sleep well and get up feel ing refreshed and rested. " My official duties are not half so hard and I certainly have good reasons ta heartily endorse Peruna."-. B. Rhoads. Judge Wm. T. Zenor, of Washington, D. C, writes from 213 N. Capital street, Washington, D. C: " I take pleasure In saying that I can Cheerfully recommend the use of Pernna as a remedy for catarrhal trouble and a most excellent tonio for general condi tions." Wm. T. Zonor Mrs. Amanda Morrill, ISO Reld street, Elizabeth, N. J., writes: ' I have been sick over two years with nervous prostration and general debil ity, and heart trouble. Have had four doctoral all said that I could not get well. I had not walked a step In nine months, suffering with partial paralysis and palpitation ot the heart every other day, and had become so reduced la flesh as to be a mere skeleton, weighing only 85 pounds. f Up to this date I have taken Pernna lor seven morons, xt nas savea my uie fSVAt A Prominent Business! ylr Man ot -Indianapolis Re- II Lm' rl stored t0 Health and! U BikM v,or by Pe-rn-na. tie; -'jfs says: "Pe-ru-na made a ! , G':SRfwadS,' j ; New Man of Me." 11 Mi? ifi utra i OF L. G. DANIELS' STABLES On Craven Street, Where I will resume business in the future, I respectfully invite the patronage of Mr. Daniels former customers, and also the con tinuation of mine. Respectfully, mm. Phone 104. FOB , ' ! I ' ' , -- - ' . " Dealers in General Hardware. Cook Stovc3 l";h Paints. Etc;; ; fj' f! 79 feulh Front St. . Ladles Attention. , ' A glance at our window Will show yon that our summer lawns are new and up- to-date' patterns. Try us for Ladles 1 Bummer Undershirts, Hosiery, eto. B. W. ARMSTRONG. an I can safely testify. I bare not felt so well In five years, having walked over one wile without 111 result, and have also gained thirty pounds since commencing to take Pernna. In fact, I cannot praise It too highly." Mrs. Amanda Morrill. Pernna never fails to prevent systemic catarrh or nervous prostration if taken in time. Pernna is the most prompt and permanent cure for all cases of nervous prostration caused by systemic catarrh known to the medical profession. If yon do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Pernna, write at onoe to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad vice gTatis. Address Br. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Colnubnaj Ohio. m n ' 'f ,4.vrf v-'i V iiiu -(.,? Uiy Craven Street, IF? -BriS NEWBEBN, 3T..C. PILES t PILES 1 1 PILES 1 1 1 Dr. .Williams' Indian Pile Ointment Will cure Blind, Bleeding, TJlceralod and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors. allays ths itching at once, acts as a pool tlce, gives instant relief. Sold by F 8 Duffy,