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IIW BIRR, CKATII COUITY, I. C, FRIDal, HOVKMBIK 11, 1904 SICWl) SECTION.
Nl'MBKR GG
Bern
NORTH CAROLINA
Blankets
W"4, alt wool, Hhtte or gray, $350
lt-4 $4.75 12-4 $5.50
Mercerized Down Comforts
12-4 $4.00
IJ.fflTCBELL&CO
PHONE 288.
42 Pollock St.. Ovvosite Post-office. I
iOMMMM
JUS! RECEIVED
Sour kraut, mince meat, seeded raisins, citron, new prune?,
evaporated peaches and apples, new lot Hamj'i small hams
and breakfast strips, macaroni and cheese, aw.et and sour
pickles, cranberries, banannas, nice Baldwin apples 30o pk,
finest quality malaga grapes 20c lb, self raising buckwheat
old fashion buckwheat, new oaL. flakes, brown sugar So lb,
chocolate 10c and 20o per cake, very best quality; complete
stock fresh canned goods. A big stock to select from. Qual
ity the very highest Prices as low as possible. We will
thank you for your patronage and do our best to please you.
CRAVEN COUNTY'S tOTE
The Result
of the Labors of
Canvas? ere.
Coon
0
Board of
house at 11 o'clock
laid Tuesday. The
townships and pre-
A MATTER OF HEALTH
The Canvassing Board of Election! cocvened at the
yesterday and nessed in review on the result of the electl
Board Wat composed of the clerks of election in the various
cincts of the county.
The National Republican ticket, it will be observed, was voted quite a good
deal more than waa the State Republican ticket. There was mora "acr.tchlng'
than hat been done in an election for many years. In some caset some of the
candidate! ran behind the rest of the candidates on their ticket fully 150 votes
Below we cite the result of the election lu the city by Wards and also or tne
townships and preclude of the county. Mr E 8 Street waa chairman and Mr Al
fred Gasklna was secretary.;
Electoral vote: Parker 240: Rooaevelt SS: State ticket. Glenn 258. Harris 45. The
balance of the State ticket received s corresponding; vote except Grimes who got
858. County ticket Wate8, Grtffla, republican 50, Fulcher 856, Jones 257, J W
Biddle 256, Ernnl 214, Wadsworth 258, Richardson 258, Poy 251, Harvey 207, Bar
rlngton 127.
Electoral vole: Parker 56, Roosevelt 6, Glenn 57, Hsrrls7. Bute ticket wss
voted straight. The County ticket received 65 votes with no oppoaltion.
TKU1ITB.
Electoral ticket: Parker 120, Roosevelt 21, Glenn 129, Harris 8; the State tick
et was voted without alteration,
0UYSM.
Parker 87, Roosevelt 28, Glenn 96, Harris 22. A. few of the candidates were
chan eed from the regular majorities. The oomnty ticket was in the proportion of
99 Democratic and 17 Republican votes.
Prfeer m HnnuBvelt .27. Glenn 94. Uarrls 24. The State ticket WSS voted
without any changes. The county ticket gave some evidence of splitting but the
ratio of 105 to 11 did not vary s great deal.
FT. BARNWELL.
Parker 115, Roosevelt 6, Glenn 115, Herrts 7. Bute and County tickets were
votnl straight.
TAYLORS STORK.
Psrker 19, Roosevelt 6, Glenn 24, Harris 8. State and County tickets voted
without change.
LEE'S FARM.
Psrker 58, Roosevelt 2, Glenn 58, Harris 2. State and County tickets wera vo
ted straight.
THDRMAN.
Parker 21, Roosevelt 11, Glenn 12. Harris 10, 8tate and County tlckete were vo
tad straight except that R P Wllllsms received 23 votes and W R Barrington II
for Commissioner.
Wholesale
aft Retail
Grocer,
JAMAH
Sm 'Phone 91. 71 Broad Ht
New
Arrivals
New Line of
Furs in the New Styles for
Ladies, Misses and Children
All Priced Low.
Ladies Sweaters.
VERY SPECIAL, All wool, in cardi
nal and white, at $2.00
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS MO SUBSTITUTE
CITY.
CANDIDATES.
President
Paiker
Roosevelt
Governor
Glenn Harris
Congress.
Thomas
Robinson,.
Legislative.
D L Ward
WL Arendell
J S Basnlght
J M Mewborn
O H Gnlon
L J Taylor
Sheriff.
JssW Bddle
John Biddle
Coroner.
R D V Jones
Treasurer.
F S Ernnl
0 B Hill
Surveyor.
Pulcher
Register of Deeds.
Geo B Waters -
J B Griffin
County Commissioners.
Wadsworth
Richardson
Poy .'.
Harvey
Barrington
Williams
Hunter
Hmsllwood
HcLawhorn
Beard ...
any
Parker 9, Roosevelt 0. State and Conn- tlcaeis were vowu wu
change. A , .T.
Parker 84. Roosevelt 6. Glenn 86, Hsrrlal. State and Connty tlckels voted
straight. ..ODOT
sj iOA Jl J
n.-i fwt t LLtA kA nu.H qo nrr. 17. Stftto ticket voto 1 strftlclit; Oil
th.c?un7yck.T
receiving from 90 to 95 vote.
"2 Sli ts'gla'S u'Sii
S3 S s 'Sic.
Sejffr Bs$pksT P-S
124 197 139 112 20 16
9 24 28 17 7
128 02 144 118 19 16
6 19 17 15 4
198 BOS 144 120 33 16
IMI 8 2
125 208 144 118 28 16
08 19 119 28 16
8 16 144 10 2
16 19 10 2
124 210 144 120 28 16
5 14 19 8 2
128 208 144 118 28 16
5 16 19 10 2
128 208 144 118 23 16
125 208 141 117 22 16
8 16 22 11 2
128 208 144 US 28 16
126 209 142 120 21 16
5 15 20 10 2 16
126 204 141 115 21 16
125 204 188 116 20 16
125 208 187 118 20 15
124 200 138 116 21 16
91 180 128 88 19
88 86 38 36 3
10 31 24 11 8
7 29 23 11 3
6 16 20 11 8
7 16 20 11 8
State Press on Election.
The Democrats made a strong fight
and loat. The country ii not necessari
ly going to the dcmnitlon-wow-wowc
We look for It to s'ill prosper and grow
rich, to increase In National greatness
and In Internationa' Importance Neith
er Mr Roosevelt nor the Republican
party could check Its onward march If
they desire to do so. Wilmington Mes
senger.
The chief cause of Judge Parkere'a de
feat Is not dne to him or t the psrty
plstform or the management of the r am
patgn. but to conditions not controlled
by any body of men. The Industry and
thrift of the people lias brought geneial
prosperity to the country. Mr Rooae
velt has contributed nothing to It, but it
has prospered In spite of his policies
Notwithstanding that fact, when men
are employed and getting on pretty well
the advice to "stand pat," accompanied
by the promise of a "square deal" has
weight with the voters. Raleigh News &
Observer.
Because the country Is prosperous
under a kindly Influence of an all-pro
tooting Providence taken In connection
with the energy and thrift of an enlight
ened people the voters of this republic
have decided to "stand pat" for the next
four years. That Is the whole thing; In
a nut shell. Klnston Free Press.
Oh! Hell. Durham Herald.
Anyhow the doubtful States are not
hopelessly republican. Another time
the .Democrats will do better. Just bound
to be their inning some time Greensboro
Telegram.
GUM ROW.
and Coun ty tickets
ROOSEVELT 343
AWnSTICB AT PORT ARTHUR
Borne Tremendous Republican Plursi-
ttes, Solid South Broken.
New York, Nov 0. The solid South
was broken by the probable defection
Of Missouri -this section of the country
usually having 13 States in the Demo
cratic column. The figures tonight
show bat IS States, with 183 votes for
Judge Parker.
President Roosevelt carried! all the
Northern States swept then, In fact
snd tonight he had 343 electoral
votes.
The banner State la Pennuylvanla.
Twenty four hours after the polls closed
the returns from this state indicated
that Roosevelt's plurality would reach
485,000. Next came Illinois, where the
President polled approximately 226,000
more votes than did Judge IPsrker. Ohio
gave Roosevelt 200,000 and. New York
174,000.
A specialist who has made it a atndy
says three is an alarming increase la
feeble minded people and that their class
should be coloafaed in oader t! check
the growths.
SULPHUR'S READY AID
Japanese Steadily Assaulting Fortress
Havoc From One Shell.
TokicHov 10. It Is reported that
Gen Stosssel in command of the Russian
troops, st Port Arthur, has asked for an
armistice. The purpose of bis request
la not stated. The Japanese are said
to have been inflamed by the Russian
khnu nf tha Jaoaneae wounded, and it
is therefore hoped Btoessel will ospitn
lata to prevent the Japanese troops
from avenging these reported indigni
ties.
Rome. Nov 10.-A dispatch to the
Glordale dl Roma from Toklo saya the
bombardment of Port Arthur by the
I Japanese under General Nogl is pro
ceeding without interruption, r repa
rations he adds are oa loot tor a iresn,
general ataeult-
CheeFoo, Nov 10 A shell on No
vember 6th, demolished aland mine at
of the Port Arthur forte and be
tween six and seven hundred Russians
were killed and wounded.
There no longer seems to be sny
doubtful States, If yesterday's election
lstsken to mean anything. With the
exception of the South, all the country
seems to be on the Republican aide.
Wilmington Dispatch.
If Roosevelt hsd only hsd the good
judgment to have kept the negro out of
his csmpalgn and out of hit platform,
the solid South would today be broken, a
consummation devoutly to be desired.
Raleigh Times.
The presidential election la lost to the
Democrats, but many Democratic States
have won victories that mesn much, very
much, and will, in a large measure, com'
pensate for the loss of the National ticket
Winston Journal.
WIRBGR SS.
NovessVr 8.
Mr Alonzo Thomas of Beaufort spent
Saoday here:
RevJRJennett -pent San jay wito
MrD W Hu nnlngs.
Misses Emma and Mabel Dlcklaaon
went to Beaufoit Monday.
Messrs Qrover and Horace Hardest
of II at In we spent Sunday afternoon
here.
The Virgil returned from New Burn
Friday with a cargo for our people.
Hon J R C.lloway and a few county
officers made lectures here Monday even
lug on Democracy.
Rev V 1) Swindell will conluct ser
vice at Bethel church here Sauday at
3 pm.
The evening of Nov 5th from 7 to 10
o'elock was delightfully enj yed at the
home of Misses Lets and Vera Uardesty
where a Birthday Social was given in
their honor. They entertained their
nuny friends with games and jakee un
til 9 30, then confectlonaries and cream
was served, after which the merry party
dl.banded and went to their respective
homes,
Especially did the party that went on
the wagon erjsy the occasion.
INEZ.
Harlowe and N. Harlowe.
Nov 9,
Our election yesterday passed off very
quietly. A small vote was cast, hut the
results were about the usual majority for
tbe whites.
Messrs John S. Morton and J H Elliott
spent last Sunday in New Bern on bual
ness.
Mr James Weekf, who has been work
log lor forae time at Wlnthrop, has re
turned home and has taken work with
tbe Blades mill.
Miss U-fsie Morton spent a few days
visiting rela'ives at Riverdale last
week.
Dr C N Mason went to Beaufort Mon
day making a short visit to his father,
Mr J H Mason who Is still ou the sick
list.
Mrs John S. Morton spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at River
dale.
Mr Boomer of Morehead City one of
our nleasant commercial men was here
to see our merchants last Mon
day,
Mrs Dan G. Bell came yesterday from
Morehead City to spend the week with
her parents.
Mrs Jane Harner, who has been
vlsftinz at Newport returned Sun
day.
Messrs A J Barbour and Joseph A
Morton scent Monday lu New Bern on
business.
J as R. Bell Esq, and Mr T R Mason
are snendlne the day In New Bern on
business.
Mrs W A Bell hsve gone to New Bern
today to do some shopping.
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HUMOR
CURE
FromPimples
to Eczema
From Infancy
to Age
To those who have suffered long and
hopelessly from Humors of the Blood,
Skin, and Scalp, and who hsve lost faith
in doctors, medicines, and sU things
human, CUTICURA Soap, Ointment, and
Pills appeal with a force hardly to be
realized. Every hope, every expectation
awakened by them has been more than
fulfilled. More great cures are daily
made by them than by all other Skin
Remedies combined, a single set, costing
but one dollar, being often sufficient to
cure the most distressing cases of tortur
ing, disfiguring humors, eczemas, rashes,
itchings, and Inflammations of the skin
and scalp, with loss of hair, when all
else fails.
Sold throughout the world. Cuticura Soap. 35c., Oliit-mt-nt,
Hh, lie-solvent, SOc. (In form of Chocolate Coated
ri ... ' uc-r vial or (SO). Depot: London, V Charter
house Sri.; Paris, SRuedelaPalx; Boston, 1ST Columnut
A.e. PottiT Drug it Chem. Corp., Sole Prop..
Mr Send lor "All About the Skin ami Scalp."
,m to m
Is Estimated Democratic Majority
In State.
It sounds well to say that the people
didn't want a change nohow; but it ia
nearer the truth to say that divided and
indifferent lmpecuniosity will always
stand a poor show In combat with organ
lzed. united and Interested money. Ral
elgh Post.
November 8.
Mr and Mrs J P Harper, Jr., of New
Bern hsve been visiting Mr J T Harper
Sr., and family.
Miss Bertie Heath gave an entertain
ment Saturday night consisting of con
fectlonaries and plsys. Every one seem
ed to enjoy it.
Mr snd Mrs Phineaa Turner of near
New Bern visited friends here Sun
day.
Mr Willie Higgins of Low attended
services at Oak Grove Sunday.
MrsJT Heath and daughter,
Bertie went to Trenton Monday.
Messrs J C Parker and B R Hender
son went to Trenton Monday,
Crjps are nearly all harvested now.
Sweet potatoes are right nice.
Uncle Josh wants to see some more
items from Long Branch and other pla
ces, for it seems as If they had stopped
writing entirely.
Dr H R Parke; is having a nice little
house built on his place near Oliver
cross roads. We suppose it is a tenant
house.
UNCLE J08H
The outlook for the psrty at this time
Is gloomy Indeed, and unless some new
Moses shall arise to lead the faithful out
of the wilderness it is hard to ssy what
the future contains. Ashevllle Citi
zen.
chronic stomach trouble
We take it the neonle by their ballots or Tablets. Jf o uuny
yesterday meant to express to President
Roosevelt that they hold him to have
worn worthily the mantle of McKinlev ;
w .,.. kniri hi. (a h i man of I Oor f ootball team went to Chocowin-
eharaoter and ability second to none; Ry Monday and played the Trinity
Winston Not Scratched Very Much.
Building for Wake Forest College
Labor Bureau Statistics of
Interest. . '
Raleigh. Nov 10. At Democratic
headquartera here It la said that Francis
D. Winston will run very closely with
the other nominees on Democratic ticket
and that he will not.be over a thousand
behind it, notwithstanding some at
tempts to scratch his name.
Prof. J B Carlyle who baa been raising
funds for the alumni building at Wake .
Forest College was here today, and said
he had secured (10,000 this being at the
rate of over a thousand dollars a
week.
Tbe Republicans are confident of the
election of Blackburn in tueStb. district.
jjjs? i ine democrats were pretty oiue aoout It
yesterday and the figures looked very
bad Indeed. The Republlccns are now
saying that the Democrat Ic majority in
the State will not go over 40,000. Cer
tainly a conservative estimate is 45,000.
The Republicans are boasting that
Roosevelt got more votes in the South
than McKlnley did. They add that ha
led their State ticket in all Eastern North
Carolina.
State Treasurer Lacy is expected to
return here on the 20lh Inst from
Arizona.
Today some Interesting Information
was given out by the State labor bureau
regarding trades in this State, their
Mrs John Wesley, St Louls-Hollister's ayeraie wages, etc, 28 per cent of the
Rocky Mountain Tea is the greatest n"u reports my ,n0lr wages nava
tonic I have ever used; cured me of
N B H A NOTES
been Increased, while S per cent show a
86 cents, Tea decrease, 73 per cent made full time and
zo per cent worn overtime, 85 per cent
report cost of living increased, 65 per
cent favor a ten hour day , 9 per cent a
nine hour day, 5 percent an eleven hour
day and 31 per cent an 8 hour day, 89
per cent favor fining a days work by
law and 11 per cent oppose it, 90 per
cent report financial conditions good.
that they approve of his life and conduct school there. We suffered defeat by a
. j i. ..Ml. ek.f m K J arnrn nf 44 to 0. but OUT boVS showed
in pnww .uu m imv,., ... - - - v..l48Mr cant fair. !Sm.r..ta, .-11
n.Mo o-rwprnmint to h liu P.f. eOOO DlUCK. ninoi our piayera iiau i ' ' r"
i...,.nnati ofnaace nroaneritv never been in the game before and con- Pcentad, 87 per cent report im
J ' r ' r . I .. j i n-v-l nrovement in edurtit nn. OT .
Gazette I seoueniiy ueaeryo some auotvaute. iu ' 1 r
Trinity boys were very kind to na and ""OI eaucauon ana is per
entertained us royally. eom oppose h,o per cent work by the
The name was wltneaaed by a good a,' " Per wm "y tne week, la par
.. mw . . 1 oAnf ho liin 4nK T Ma . V al..
many people rrom mue wasmng-i"
and happiness. Asheville
News.
Hancock's Liquid Sulphur, Nature'
Greatest Germicide, cures Itch, plarees
prickly heat, burns, aoalda, canker and
soreness of scalp, eyelids, month,
and throat. THe rf ,ht remedy to
always la th medicine ejat
At druggists guasertaUy. Ash for hawkltrk
of Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co, Balti
more, Md.
; ' assiij .. ,
ftodol Dy spepsia ft
Th .rear struggle of life is "rat for
bread, then the butter on the bread
and last sugar on the batter.
Doesn't Respect Old Are.
Its ehesaeful when youth falls to show
proper respect for old age, but jut the
eoataary in the case of Dr King's Pew
Ufa FUli. They eat off maladies no
sasttar how severe and irrespective of
old ace, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,
Constipation ail yield to this perfect PHI
88a, at all drag store.
ta poof pue n e,wanua
wirfadtlp tpspawst 'aawnsoowq, sag
The cause is plsin prosperity. The
people ate satisfied and when Mark
Hanna promulgated the motto, "let well
enough alone," he hit it clearly; this ia
what did the work. Naturally the pec
pie are not eager for a chance without a
cause. What they call a cause is some
thing that hits their pockets, something
they feel directly every day. The aitn
atlon is just this ss long as times are
good under. Republican administrations
just so long will that party remain in
power. Greensboro Record.
month, 1 p. r cent each by the piece, by
will be played her lue ye" ,nQ ov lne nonr Pr
ton.
A return game
Monday afternoon. We truat there
will be a good crowd to see the game
The Trinity boys are splendid play
ers.
are paid weekly, 18 per cent monthly,
87 per cent favor weekly payments.
A novel feeling of leaping, bounding
Impulses got through your body. You
teal young, act young, and are yonng
after taking HoUiater'a Rocky Moun-' all druggists.
tain Tea,
Patty.
Herb W Edwards Injured.
Herb W Edwards of Dee Molnes.Iowa
got a fall on an ley walk last winter,
spraining his wrist and bruising his
knees. " me next aay," he says, "they
were so sore and stiff I was afraid I
would have to stay la bad, bnt I rubbed
them wall with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and after a few applications all
ioreoeee had dlaai poured." For Bale by
In Missouri Polk
St Louis, Mo., Nov
turns show-tha K i
nor by a asa)tftv ,
sand and the im;;
velt has carried tL ;
sand.
and Roosevelt.
it) iipsourl is
I i ed Gover
- f rty thou-
ihat Roose
t uy four thou-
85 centa, Tea or Tablets. F
Makes children eat,
Makes mother strong
Makes a healthy famllj
He
88
sleep and glow.