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evaporated peaches and apples, new lot Harvey's small hams
and breakfast strips, macaroni and cheese, sw. et and cour
pickles, cranberries, ban annas, nice Baldwin apples 30o pk,
finest quality malaga grapes 20c lb, self raising buckwheat ?
old fashion buckwheat, new oa'. flakes, brown sugar 5c lb,
chocolate 10c and 20c per cake, very best quality; complete
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New
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New Line of
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DEMOCRATS TALK POLITICS
And Continue To Show Figure. Im
portant Legal Cat. Watte
Law a Triumph, Bays
Batty.
Raleigh, Mot 12.-Judge and Mr
Prltchard arrived here today from Ash
vllle. The Judge at noon began the
hearing of the ease of Forrest against
Southern Lumber Company, of which
W J Edwards of Suford U the receiver,
he being alio the receiver for the Caro
lina and Northern railway. Forrest
seeks to remove the receiver of the Lam
ber Company and to have a special mu
ter appointed to take testimony to In
vestigate alleged Irregularities. Mot
long ago Cameron McRae was appointed
special master. Today a motion wat
made to remove him, on the ground of
alleged batiaees relation with IredeL
Mearei, one of the attorneys for Forrest.
The Democrats were talking a goor
deal today about North Carolina's vot
In the election just held. Yesterdsj
the Republicans, or some of then:
were claiming that they would get close
to 100,000 vote ou the official count but
ay they have reduced their figures tc
something like 80,000. A. D Watts.
Chairman Simmons' private secretary
says the Democrats will have 120,000
votes, and at least 47 or 48 thousand
majority In the vote for governor. He
sayi he doubt very much- whether the
Republlcats get 76,003 voter, North
Carolina gave Bryan 24,000 majority
sod has doubled that dgure for Parker
It la claimed that no other State did so
well. Tet there was s tremendous stay
at home. vote. Not 80 per cent of a full
vote was cast. There sre 800,000 white
voters, and 350,000 would be thought to
be a good vote. The total this year
will hardly reach 100,000.
Today Chairman Josiah W Bailey of
the State Ami Saloon League Issued an
address to the people on the result as to
ih temperance matter. He says: "It
must be an Impressive lesson to us all
that a party could go before the people
defending bo sweeping a temperance
enactment at the Watts act and achieve
the triumph the Democratic party
achieved. From all reports we can gath
er the new legislature will be as strong
ly Democratic as the one which enacted
the Watts law, and even more strongly
tor temerance than that legislature was.
It is true the Democrats have probably
lost the eighth congressional district,
but It 1 the d t ronghold of the distilleries
has always been Republican and In it
are the liquor towns of Williams and
Shore, by Incorporating which the las
legislature made the blunder of aorren
derlng the Watts act In Yadkin county.
Therefore, so far from charging this loss
to the Watts act, we may as well charge
It tj the uncalled for compromise of
the Walts act. We are not Inclined
to press this point, but we know from
visit to Yadkin that It would have been
more Inclined to support the Democrats
hsd they not compromised the Wstti
set by Incorporating Williams and
Shore. It is also true that one or two
counties have been lost snd one or two
gained. Brunswick will send a Repub
Ucaa to the legislature but he Is an out
to out temperance Republican and he
defeated a whiskey ring Democrat."
UDHICH SAID NOTHINE
But
All Priced Low.
Ladies Sweaters.
VERY SPECIAL, All wool, in cardi
nal and white, at $2 00
MAJORITY OVER 5,000
For Hon Charles R Thomas. Congress
man From The Third
Dlstrlot.
The reiult of the election on Tuesday
In the Third District presents some in
terestlag facts, showing the popularity
and strength of the present represent
ative with the voters of the Third Dls
trlot.
The official count gives Congressman
Thomas more than 6,000 majority! as
evidenced by telegrams received from
the county chairman on yesterday. His
rote is more than double bis opponent
and he ran ahead of bis ticket In most
of the counties of the district, receiving
not only the solid democratic support
bat the support of men of all parties.
In Wayne oounty he received the
largeet majority on the democrat
ic ticket. In Oas'Ow he rsn one bun
dred votes ahead of Governor Glenn,
and the showing made by the Third
Dlstrlot compares most favorably with
any District In the State.
The vote was heavier in the Third
District,- and the falling off of the vote
lea than in others, according to popu
latlon, manifesting the appreciation and
confidence of the people in Ml Thomas
as a Representative.
The people send him back to Cong res
With his Influence strengthened, and
they can feei assured they will receive
the same faithful servloe In the future as
in the put, for the ensuing two year.
By hit position on the Important Com
mlttee of Public Buildings he is able to
be of service not only to the Dlstrlot
but the whole State .
MOHi
Others of Party Expressed
Themselves Favorably.
A MATTER OF HEALTH
News in Nutshell.
Tee Much Weather For New Eng
land Crowd. Money From Pea
body l and. Lawks Like Black
Itnm. Snowing For Tkree
Hoars.
Raleigh, Nov 18-Attorney General
Gilmer returned this morning from
Morehead City, wbera he went with the
party of New England capitalists headed
by Senator Aldrieh of Rhode Island.
They went over the Atlantic and North
Carolina railway and they spent Satui
dsy night and part of Sunday at More-
head City. So severe was the storm
that they could not leave the bote', and
any Inspection of the harbor or anything
else wss impossible They were very
handsomely entertained. The party ex
pected to stay until Wednesday and to
stop at Raleigh part of Taesdiy on their
roturn home, but on account of the
Storm they left for home st noon today
Tbey expressed themselves a pleased
with the situation and there are intima
tlons that the prospect are good for the
deepening of Beaufort harbor. Con
gressman Small and Capt Johnson of
the U S Engineer corps were present
and they and Mr R S Rowland had maps
of the harbor, showing the bar obstruc
tion which is to be removed, In order to
give 27 feet of water. The estimated
cost of thus deepening the bsr is only
$300,000. Senator Aldrieh said nothing,
but Other members of the party expressed
themselves favorably.
State Superintendent Joyner has re
ceived $4000 from General Agent S A
Green, of the Peabody fund, to be dls
tributed among North Carolina schools
as follows: $1000 to the State Normal
and Industrial College, $400 to each of
the four negro State Normal schools,
$1000 for rural local tax and consolidated
school district.
State Entomologist Sherman has re
ceived 600 dead cotton boll weevils from
Texss, and will distribute these to cot
ton growers In the various sections of
the State. They wl N pat up in rials
so fixed with cotton a to hold the In
sects against the side so they can read
lly be seen, and thus farmers will know
the boll weevil at a glance.
Entomologist Sherman, who Is making
the collection of .North Carolina grass
hoppers for the museum says he be
lleves he will get a hundred species from
the State. A lady of Halifax county sent
him 50 specimen, illustrating a dozen
species. He will be very glad to have
these Insects sent him.
The Secretary of State in the course
of hi searches in the Capitol for old
documents has fonnd s map of Mecklen
burg, wh!ch though not dated I quite
old, as It shows the Indian lands and
contains a thousand and sixty two
square miles, Including the "harrens
The county area Is now otto square
miles.
Mr Hackett came down from Wilkes
boro today, and says It looks like the
8th district is going to be represented by
Spencer Blackburn. On the face of tbe
returns he baa 942 majority. He says
nobody thought Blackburn would get in
snd that the latter did not really think
so himself.
Yesterdsy snow fell here three hours,
from 1 o'clock nntil four in the after
noon and ont In the country trees and
posts and telephone pole were whitened
by It, though the ground wss to wet It
did not stick. It came from the west,
the wind being very strong snd the
temperature barely above freezing. Dur
lng the night there was a freeze.
POWDER
The Gem an strd-nts tttcked tbe
ittl'an at I jivcr-ity if V lent. a. an i
many heads were
conflict.
b-oken In the fierce
The report of coniemplaied media
tion In the war In tbe f r east have again
made it plain that trance does not con
1 rider the lime opportune to exert In
i fluence singly or jointly to Induce Kua-
.la to make or accept terms.
Absolutely Pure
HAS MO SUBSTITUTE
State Press on Election.
We preferred another and did what
wo could to defeat bim and elect Parker
Roosevelt has been chosen by the great
American citizenship. Therefore it
become the doty of the minority to a
stBt him in bringing honor to tbe coun
try over whloh he preside and to work
for it upbuilding and enrichment. Lit
tleton New-Reporter.
We deeply deplore this sectional feel
ing that abow itself so unmistakably in
this election and wo believe that the
President In hi reckless negro policy
ha fanned the ccals Into this hurtful
flame. Had the president followed
Judge Prltchard' policy on the negro
question in the Southern States, we
believe he would have made many more
friend In the south and at the same
time done more for the negroes In the
South. Walnut God Times.
It will be teen, therefore, that the
Roosevelt administration has been un
equivocally endorsed. Whether that
endorsement will make the rough rider
president more reckless 1 a problem
that time only can reveal. At any rate
his endorsement Is sufficiently large to
make such a contingency alarming from
a Democratic standpoint Waynesvllle
Courier.
According to Military Secretary Ain
worth's report the army strength is 3,
871 officers snd 68,94$ enlisted men.
NATURE TELLS TOD.
As Many a New Bern
Reader Knows
too Well.
So Bryan, Hearst and Watson, are
thinking of forming a new party. It
does look like the democratic party,
nationally, has met a Waterloo. One
reason is that it can't stand on one
platform long enough to make it solid.
Such flaps as that I rom free silver to
gold, without warning, doesn't catch
the people. Kings Dollar Dally.
Burlesque, insincerity, "get in" lac
tics will not go down with the people of
this country. The party without a pol
Icy, or the one that jumps back and
forth at the behest of those who profess
to know just what is needed to win
stands no chance at all. Raleigh Enterprise.
S s
The thing has happened the Nation
haaapoken, Theodore Roosevelt, Im
perialist and Plutocrat, has been erected
to the highest office In the land. That
theSoulh had no pari In this is both.signi
Scant and pleasant. Not while the world
stands will the South endorse a man
for President who invites the negro to
bistable. This sentiment was never
stronger, than now. Elizabeth City
Tar Heel.
A beautiful granite memorial to
Colonel William Washington and the
Marquis of Bretegny, and their Virginia
and North Carolina cavalry is about
completed, and ready for shipment to
Guilford battle ground. It will be
erected east of Spring Vale on tbe top of
the steep hill.
Nimorvlch Danchenko, the well
known Russian war correspondent of
the Associated Frees, telegraphing from
Mukden under late date, ay the re
port! of the death of Gen. Kurokl are
confi rmed . According to his version t be
splinter of a shell struck Qen. Koroki,
tesrlog out a portion of his breast. He
died Oct 4tb at Liaoyang and his body J
was sent to japan.
It is underatood that arrangements
have been practically c mplet9d for the
floating of a loan of $250,000 000 In Ber
lin, cf which German bank have under
written three-quarters and Holland
banks the remainder for Russia.
From tbe results of a telegraph
operator's error in a train order, eight
person were killed In a head-on colli
Ion netr Salt Lake, Utah.
A protest was tiled with Secretary
Ray against tbe alleged condlli n of the
opium trade In China, for which Eng
land is blamed.
BABY'S
DELIGHT
And Mother s Comfort
(fiUCUrn
YSArV
John Morley, a noted British publi
cist, who Is a White House guest, ex
presses his admiration of American elec
tion methods.
The United States monitor Wyoming
was seriously damaged when she ran on
the rocks at Pt White. Preliminary ex
amination indicates that a leak was
sprung, two compartments being already
flooded. The vessel will have to go to
the navy yard drydock.
Free Mulberry Trees for North
. Carolina Farmers.
A supplementary budget of $30,000,000
for the expenses of the Army 1st German
Southwest Africa Ma result of the in-
surrectlons will be presented to the
Reichstag In December.
n n ant a pleasut physio try
Chamberlain' Stomach aad Liver Tab
lets Tbey are easy to take and produce
no griping or other unpleasant effect.
Sold by all Druggist.
When the kidneys sre sick.
Nature tells yon all about It.
The urine Is nature's calendar.
In frequent or too frequent action.
Any urinary trouble tells of kidney
ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
lib.
New Bern people testify to this:
L A Smith, superintendent of Crystal
ice Co., IB Griffith street residing at 13
Griffith street, says:
"I used Doan's Kidney Pills for my
kidneys and back. The secretion from
the kidneys waa all out of sorts, and too
frequent In action. Doan's Kidney
Plus stopped this. My little boy wss
troubled with a kidney weakness and
the seoielions were highly colored and
full of sediment. I gave him some of
the pills and they cleared hi secretions
up to their natural color. 1 cannot but
consider Doan's kidney Pills an excel
lent kidney cure and do not hesitate to
aay so, 1 obtained them at Bradham's
Pharmacy."
For sale by all dealers. Price SO cents
Poster-Mil burs Co, Buffalo, N Y., eo'd
agents tor the United States.
Remember the name Doene amt
take no other.
By the poor, le of the Southern States,
a well as by all right thinking cltlxena
throughout the Union, Mr Roosevelt's
election wUlbe sincerely deplored. He
Is essentially a "sectional" president.
He owes hi election, in the. last analy
sts, to the influence of sectional preju
dice which he baa studiously striven to
revive since the death of President Mc-
Kinley. With the audacity of a polit
ical charlatan he ha; almost every hour
since the tragedy at Buffalo, sought to
redraw sharply the vanishing lines of
sectional distrust. Newton Enter
prise. Great tonic, braces body and brain,
drives all Impurities from yonr system,
Makes you well. Keeps yoa well. Holli
ter's Rocky Mountsin Uea. 35 cectt, Tea
or Tablets. F 8 Duffy.
GIANT SWEET POTATOES
Pamlico County Farmer Shows
Some Yams That Are
Wonders.
Pamlico county, always celebrated
for Its rich soil and splendid a&rlouu
tural advantages now offers a record
breaker in the way of sweet potatoes.
Mr W H Brought on of Arapahoe sent
to the Journal office yesterday five of
the finest specimens of saccharine tubers
that have been seen this year.
They were red yam, of the Patty
Sauls variety and bavins; a combined
weight oi lof pounds, the largest one
weighing 41 pounds.
Notwithstanding the great else, they
an eald to be as tweet a tbe smaller
varieties, whloh tbey are rapidly super
seding. They yield well In the field. .
The past several seasons' experience
in silk-growing In North Carolina has
demonstrate! that the women and child
ren of this State may by light and inter
esting work during six weeks of early
summer and without Interfering ser
ouBly with tbe ordinary duties, etcbearn
from $80 to $40. Those who can devote
more time to the work may earn mora
Every pound of silk cocoon grown in
North Carolina in 1904 ha been sold at
90 cents to $.100 per pound.
It Is necessary to increase the avail
able supply of silk-worm food. Every
farm and village lot In North Carolina,
having dry soil, should have at least 100
trees.
The fn.il cf seedling mulberries I ex
collect for poultry and hogs. The roots
spresd widely near the surface of the
soli and will prevent even steep hill
sides from washing. We recommend
that farmers plant seedling mulberries
IS x 18 feet apart, permitting the plants
to branch low. Uae the field as a ran
for poultry or hog and allow the child
ren of the family to have the leaves for
feeding Bilk-worms as a source of pocket
money.
In order to encourage the planting of
the white mulberry, the North Carolina
Department of Agriculture will dis
tribute during the fall of 1904, among
the farmers of the State, rooted seedling
trees In lots of 60 and 100, Not more
than 100 will be sent to one person.
Recipients of trees will be required to
pay postage or expresssge at the rate of
one cent per tree. This amount mutt be
enclosed with application. Send stsmps
or money order not bank checks.
Addreas applications to and make
money orders payable to the undersign
ed.
GERALD MeCARTHY, Biologist,
M C Dept of Agriculture,
Raleigh, N C.
Two Features of Rowland's Touring-
Company's Visit.
One noticeable feature of President
uowiancrs party was that there was
no Klntson man in It. Kinston Free I
Press 84th.
And CUTICURA Ointment,
the great Skin Cure.
Not only are they the purest, sweetest, and
most effective for preserving, purifying,
and beautifying the Skin, Scalp, Hair, and
Hands of infante and children, but tiey
afford instant relief and refreshing sleep for
skin-tortured babies, and rest tor tired
mothers, in the severest cases of torturing,
disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding,
scaly, crusted, and pimply skin and scalp
humors, eczemas, rashes, and irritations,
with loss of hair, and are sure to succeed
when all else fails.
gold throughout the world. Cutlcum Sop, 13c-,Otnt-nn-iit
.Wc., Resolvent, SOc. ( In form of Chocolate OoftIM
l'tlls, -'''C. pr vUl of ft)). DepoU: London, Chartw
hoiuwsq.; I'trtt, 5Hued.ItP.ii-, Bolton, 17 ColumblH
Ave. Pottef IruB n l.'htiu. Corp., Sole Prop..
"send lor All About MbiSMn, Sclp, md Bala"
There has been some talk that Arthur
Devlin might not be on third base for
the UUnts next season. It would be a
mistake to take the Washington bey off
the bag unless he could be replaced by a
Collins or a Bradley. Devlin was very
good last season, and will be better next
Be had a bad spell in the middle of last
season bnt lie came back like a winner.
Exchange.
All grades of refined sugar are advanc
ed 10 cents per 100 pounds.
1
A girl's "complexion1' may be stamp
ed on ber lover's heart, but most of the
"complexion" come off unless put there
by Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea.
"Powder's a bad thing." F S Duffy.
No Poison In Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy
From Napier New Zealand Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales, Australia, had an
analysis made of all the cough medi
cines that were sold in that market. Uut
of the entire list they found only one
that they declared was entirely free
from all polsutts. This i xception was
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy, made by
the Chamborlaln Medicine Co, Dee
Moines, Iowa USA. The abseenoe of
all narcotlea make this remedy the af
est and best that can e ban; and It ta
with a feeling of security that any moth
er can give it to ber little one. Cham
berlain's Coogb Remedy la especially
recommended by its ranker - for coughs,
colds, croup and whooplna congh.
This remedy Is for sale by all Drug"
gists.
Old Wire for
Fencing.
A great quantity of old wire good
for fencing, btJing and other pur
poses, the best grade for sale. En
quire of
Home Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
And another was
from New Bern.
TAKES LESS WEARS LONGER
DeLancy Gregory of Port Plain,
lf.T.
NEW BbRN PRODUCE MARKET
wnoLEt ale pbicks cubbknt.
Eggs, per dozen 19c
Chickens, old per pair 65
young, per pr 40 & 00
Pork, per lb 7 A 8
Live Hogs
Beef, " ....
no representative 1 Hides, green, per lb
dry,
Beeswax, "
Corn, per bush
Oats, "
Peanuts
Potatoes, Tarns
Bahamas
Local Grain Market.
Oorn.perbu $.60001.
Oats per bu ... .00
Meal, per bu JO
Hominy, per bu 80
Corn bran, per 100 lbs M
H M Ooosby, Grand Rapids Wlfs
could not eat or sleep. All ran down.
Three packages Holllster's Rooky Moun
Tea made her strong and healthy.
coats, Tea or Tableis. V tt Daffy.
conl
Tun
lain
too
To Longman & Martinez. Paint Makers,
N Y:
"Its a surprise how little LAM Paint
is required to paint a bbr house
Have sold the L & M for over twenty
five years.
"Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of Longman & Martinez L
&M and three gallons of LlneedHl
mired therewith. Actual eost of L ds M
leas than $1 90 per gallons. Wears Sud
cover ilk gold. Sold by Hyman Sop
ply Co,
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.07
.BosWt
810
80 to 88
75c
...6740
Wheat bran, per " 1.40
Feed, 100 lbs UU
Cotton seed meal, 100 lbs iM
Cotton seed hulls, 100 lbs M
Ship stuff 1J0
HO. 1 llmoinv. ner tan Bon
MBS
80
.70
.00