1 t ?h The Famous JScS 13 the Lamp or neai Dcazxy because it gives the best light of all lamps, l ne myo gives a wmic, ovu, mellow, diffused light-easy on the eye because It cannot flicker. You can use your eyes as lone as you wish under the Rayo light without strain. The Rayo Lamp is low-priced, and even though you pay $5, $10 or $20 for other ianwa, you may get more expensive decorations but you cannot get a better light than the low-priced Rayo gives. A trong, durable shade-holder holds the ahade on firm and , true. This, season s new burner adds strength and appearance. Once a Rayo User, Always One. Standard Oil Company (Incorporate) - SHORT PASSING EVENTS WEDKESDAT. The alarm of fire turned in at box 54 late yestin!ay afternoon proved to be a false alarm. Oysters coming to this market con 'tinm; poor in quality, The quantity just abi ut qu iU the demand. Turkeys appear in rather better sup ply this year than last year, in this mar ket. The price is 15 cents wholesale, IS cents retail for live birds. The motor boat Wyandotte arrived hei e yesterday morning', and presented rslhet an Arctic appearance, being pro! ry well iced over. The trip up from Adams Creek was a cold one, said those on board. Ttiefrlay morning because of the rath er fresh wind that blew, felt like the ol'lest day i f the season, tho the thsr iri"mf ter was not the lowest, being 21 ducreos about zero. Monday's temper ature was 23 degrees above. Kegs are in a class by themselves. 31 cents wholesale, on a boat at the d'vk, yesterday was paid. Egg will son be too expensive to eat, and will b; used as ornaments and evidences of wi-alth in the parlors of the rich. Tho first hickory shad were offered and sold in the local market yesterday. Tne quality was excellent. It is early for this fish, and coming thus early, tlx; outlook is for a good shad season. Fishermen will get out their nets very noon. "The repairs that ha-1 to be made on the Inland Waterway between Neuse river and Beaufort, necessitating the closing of the waterway to navigation are about completed and the waterway 13 exj ected to be open Thursday or Fri day this week. schedule along the railroads now and these are expected to put crowds in the city. GERMS SENT BY THE HAIL Richmond Postoftico Authorties Going After Doc- , tors. ,V'.v'-'";.-vW THURSDAY. Tuesday was not only low day on tem perature for the season, 15 degrees above zero, but throughout the day it was severely cold for December, The maximum temperature was 41 degrees Professor Craven informed the writer yserd;iy that the graded school will cloe for the Christmas holidays next Wtdnesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The pupils will be given until the 2nd of Jan. to celebrate. FRIDAY. The fire companies were called out yesterday afternoon to extinguish a fire that had originated in an old held in Pavie Town. The only damage was the destruction of several old fences. Thj Turner Entiiss N. C. Almanac for H911 has been received. It is a most useful guide to the peopleof North Car olina, and every farmer, merchant and professional man should have one at his desk. It is a valuable publication and grows better and more complete with the passing of the years. Erniiss Pub lishing Co., Raleigh, N. C. While in conversation with one of the contractors yesterdafr, he informed the writer that it would be sometime in the latter part of January before the new Blades theatre which is now being constructed, will be completed. The managers of the theatre hoped to open during the first part of the irmnth. This however will be impossible. Although Christmas is near at hand and usually there is much rowdyism among the law breaking element of the city at this season, bo far there has been but little of this in this city. In the police court yesterday afternoon there wag only one minor case on the docket. This verefies the fact that there is but little disorderly conduct go ing on. All of the crews on the Government boats which are located in this port will observe Christmas in a very appropriate manner. The sailor boys have recently received their pay for the month of No vember and during the past few days they have purchased many gifts to send to loved ones in other cities. An ela borate dinner will be served . them that day on board of the boats. "A real Christmas gift to the chop girls, deliverymen, messenger boys, ex pressmen and letter carriers would be the purchase of your Christmas gifts now. If you do your shopping within the next few days, it will help to re lieve the terrific strain to which all thosi. who serve the public ' are subjec ted during the laat week before Christ mas. If every one were so thoughtful thes faithful workers would not be so worn out by the demands of late shop pers as to be unable to enjoy the holidays." Richmond, Va , Dec IS Charles H. Saffel, postoffice inspector, and . tbe Federal authorties at Washington are working on cases involving charges against certain Virginia physicians, whose names are with-beld at present, who are said to have been guilty of in fractions of the postal laws in sending germs through the mails improperly packed. ' - Postmaster Edgar Allen, Jr , of the local office, said that the charges would be pushed vigorously and that not a week passtd but what the name of an other alleged violator was added to tbe list of physicians under surveillance. ; Mr. Saffel is working on three cases where physicians are alleged to have mailed germs in improperly stated pack ages', two of which were biokeo open when received by the local postal clerks sometime ago, spreading consternation. The postmaster said he had no objection to the fullest publicity of the cases, in hopes that warnings will be taken. ' From One of New Bern' Beit Known People. . Having used Savodine freely accord ing to directions in my family, I coo sider it the best remedy I have ever tried for bruises, for cold in the head, throat and chest, for rheumatism, for sciatica, neuralgia and catarrh. After a two year's test I recommend "Savo dine to all who suffer from any of the above complaints. MRS. F. C. ROBERTS, New Bern, N. C. COTTON MARKET REPORTED BY J. R. BALL COTTON BROKER NEW BERN, N. C. LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO. 16. New York Cettoa. ' December 15. Open High Low Cloat Dec, 1487 1492 1486 1486 Jan, 1490 1493 1489 1489 May, 1535 1546 1539 15S Port Receipts, 80,665 bales. Dec. 1476 1487 1476 1487 Jan. 1480 1482 1480 142 May, 1527 1532 1526 1532 Port receipts 64,851 bales. Last year 29,642. . New York, Dec. 10, Dec, 1476 1492 1476 1485 Jan, 1486 -1496 1486 149.1 May. 1532 1543 1531 1541 Port Receipts, 61,292 bales. ' Liverpool Market. A message from the sanitorium yes terday afternoon stated that Mrs. Lyd- dio Jones, of Fort Barnwell, the lady who was so severely burned by the ex plosion of a can of gasolene a few days ago had almost recovered and would be sent home this morning. All of the merchants who handle this and Poultry Food. line oi goons in mis city- our ng tne holidays have received their stock of fireworks and now have them on dis play. As is usually the case those who wish to do so will be allowed to shoot the combustibles to their heart's cont ent during a specified time. Crimson Clover, Seed Rye, Hyde County Rust Proof Oats, Hay Grain and Feed. Acrt. for International Stock I I T- 1i r I rt 1,110.3. D Hiii. New Bern, N. C. There are many peculiar specimens of the fish family brought to this city each year during the season in which there are a number of fishing boats In port. The most unusual specimen seen here this season, however, was on exhibit yesterday. The fish in question was about twenty inches long and was on tirely covered with horny spikes. Just what species it belonged to no one could tell. i . All of th; stires in this city have be gun to stay open ut night, and from now until Christmas they will observe night hoars daily, something like two or thres hours sfter supper each night Many of the places of business are be ing decorated and ara looking much like they have been visited by old St Nich ela himself. There are convenient President Johnson's Impeachment. Tho house Impeached President John son on Nov. 25, 1807, charging him with having removed Secretary of War Stanton In direct violation of tbe tenure of office act, with having ap pointed General Thomas contrary t tbe same act, with conspiracy with General Thomas and others for tbe Intimidation of Secretary Stanton and tbe unlawful disbursement of tho war department's money and with Inducing General Emory, commanding the de partment of Washington, to disobey orders. Too house adopted tbe resolution of Impeachment by a vote of 126 to 42. After tbe trial of. tbe case'before tbe senate tho vote for Impeachment there stood 88 to IB, tboa belog short of the necesnary two-t birds. The senate ad journed sine die, however, without voting on some of tho primary articles embraced In tbe charges agatnst tba president Thereupon the chief Justice of tho United States court entered a verdict of acquittal oa tho. record Mew York Time. , Opening. Closing. Dec. Jan. 793 793 Jan. Feb. 7941 494) Opening Closing Nov Dee 782 787 Jan Feb 785 790 Dec. Jan. 788) Jan. Feb..789 New Ben Market ' Sales, 130 bales. Sales 25 bales. Sales 74 bales. 13) to 14) -".'. 14 to 14) It to 14) Fads for Weak Women of ! r - Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ninc-path of all the aickneaa of woate is due te aoeae deraateaaeat or die. ol Hie orfan distinctly lesaiaiae. Such liikMM eaa be enreal la eared every day by , A Cleanup. Tbe three amateur sharpers smfled. Tbey thought tbey had found as easy mark. He was well dressed and grossly Inebriated. And he bora tight roll of bills that looked Uko bologna sausage. . "Boys," be thickly said, Tin gota' to abend tbtsb wad of ahtuff to th govtnent laundry an' hava It dry cleaned. It's sho fearful Hrty. May be one of you grata would kindly abee It's addresbed to proper placer Why. yes," replied the gang. "Well take rare of It" Tbanks." replied tba Victim, Aa' now I mush sank you to I em me have a few clean bills for emergeoslsh. don't yoo know." So they searched themselves and ga him a new twenty and a tea and a Ova. Then, taking the soiled wad. tbey hurried away. . Two days Ister tbe throe clever ones wra arrested for having couaterfctl money In their posaeaston. But tbe guileless inebriate was bo more. Cleveland Plain Dealer. 2 Important properties of the Grape are transmitted by mm tJ-t; Absolutely Puro to the f odd. The food is thereby made more 'tasty and digestible V;iLLIS FILED Christian Science Church Her Be Idntrj Legatee Cwn of Dia F monda to Mrs. Stetaott. ' Concord. N. H. Dae. UL'For the purpose of mora (factually promo ing and extending the religion of Curia Ua Science as taught by me, Mr Muiy Baker a Eddy in- her will, filed here yeatorday makes tba Moter Chonh of Boated, her residuary legaUe, after va rious otbar bcqtieati are paid. - Among these other b quests is one of f 100.000 to the Christian Science Board of Directors to be held in troat for the purpose at providing .free. Instruction for "indigent Christian Scientists " In addition t the pteirious gifts made to her eon, George W Glover, of Lead, S D.. 110,000 legiveh bun in the will; and the same aum is given each: of hte Ova cbildreav. , - . , : :'.:"- Dr. Jfi i, .Foster fiddy, her adopted son, geu tS.00"; Calvla A. Frye S2u 000, and there ' are several more be- queeta of $1,000 to $3,000 each to rela Uvea and t attendants of the Eddy household. ; . -''r' ; By codicils Mrs. Eddy directs that an indebtedness unon the church elide of the Second Church of Christ, Scleath-U m New York, shall bar cancelled from her estate; and bequeath.'! her "crown of diamonds, ". breast pin to Mrs. Au gusta E. Stetson, of New Tork. The will was. Sled yesterday afternoon by Henry M. Baker, the sole exeewtor. Judge Charles R. Coning received th will in eommoti form and Mr. Ba ker petitioner for Its approval In simi lar f jrm - A Searing thereon was or dered to folio the mailing of notices. is r quired by law. Tue will filed here waa executed on Sept 13, 1901, and re-executed as an Higinal will Nov. 1903, the previous- ill having been lost or mislaid. Theie 'e two etdicila, the firt dated N0- 7, 1903, and the second.May 14, J94. ANOTHER BILL IS UP i WtlAT VCU1D VCJ bC? Til TO InMm tm td A.t St J-. . it v wuw u iic winy oupffuri ui juur ij. ii iuu wutua you ao, 11 n snouia te stop ped by sickness or some othec trouble) We3, you are reasonably sure that t will stop some time. 'Did you ever think what you would du then? Why not begin preparation for the day when the income may stop by saving just a little from vyfcafyou have'now? saving? account at thU bank wiU pay you 4 per cent interest, compounded semi-annually. - tkisT company Mis'is i:,:isisraioB, mm v- fJR AGENT. ; - ,' HEW; BERN BAHKIHG S TRUST CO. fourth of Money Measures Placed n Before tne House. Washington. Do?. 15-Tlie bouse b laa work yesterday on the fourth of the Dig money measures with th iatrodue- ion of the legislative appropriation in. . : i In th first seven days of the short ession of the 61st congress the house aa appropriated nearly, 2UO,000,08(. 'h Indian appropriation bill carrier tt. 000, 000, the rivers and harbors bill fil. 000,000 and the pension bill more tkan SI52.000.000, all of which have beet hihed through the house in a session of j&at St 1-2 hours. This hi an expend! thro of more than 16,000,000 every hour (100,000 every minute. ' Speaking of desirable talghtbors Iboda oi eourae we all dealre to Uva a Daav atrset ; NW Word j of Praise For Sav odine. Wins ton-Sal em, N. a ,l. . .. November 21 110. The Savodine Co., Gentlemen: I have been a sufferer from aathma for 28 years and had to do a lot? of my sleeping sitting ua, eould not ne down. Vour representaUve placed two samples of SaVodineSn my hands which I used, and much td-"my surprise) for they gave me relief. liow use Savodine at night lie down; and sleep well. Use my name any wa you wish, and refer any one - -JACK LEE.. -: " f .i JfcsPoplar St Jack Lee is well known InvWlnaton- SaJesa. He has been i the emnay. ef the Fries Manufacturing Co, for many yean. f - WHICH SUCCEED. Writ for th ! -Beat Catalog Printed' BRISTOL , Pennsylvania. are not sold by Merchant UXXVV tXStt. 4 Consequently we hop to, sell our' Seed to von direct by Mull. ' This advert ttoment-miUlod to bf paper iamca tioned, wttl ho taken as worth 20e. oa any ordor Of One Dollar ($1 or over, and the coupon In closed with Seeds on first order, if returned to us, will be worth One Dollar ($1) on a Five Dollar (S6) order. Bay If Market or Private Gardener. r- To every One Dollar (SI) order wUl be added, to Introduce them, without charge, one packet each of three esjMiciallyduslrable sorts Vegetables. Register's Manufacturing Plant at ' . 1 -Clarks, N. C. - I offer for sale a complete Manufac taring Plant for manufacturing Balua Srs, Columns, Stair Cases and Sash, ora etc, also my Dwelling which la situated on a three acre lot. With all necessary outbuildings, have a fine gar den and a young Orchard of fiuit trees in fine condition. . .Clarks U situated on the Atlantic a North Carolina R, R., now Norfolk Southern, at the junction of the John L Roper, Onalow and Duplin road, sev en miles west of New Bern. Ten daily traina. Clarks Is a coming town.. AddraV - J. f.1. Eesisfer, Chrks. H. G. It Mahen Weak Women Strong, Sick Women Welt. tt sett direetlrM the orlant sAacted end Is at the mm time a (cacrel mtor. live tunic lor (lie whole tyileni. It eum i.m.l eonplaiet ri lit Hi lb prtr.cv il hfni. It makes unnceMry rhe SiMr.bl quluwaf , 9m in. t too. and' . Itif.il (fcntmenl ao univaraalljr ion.lad apaa by tfoelora, and t abborraal t evory mnilcl woman. W ahull not particularize hare as to tha ratptoroi of lliotff piruli.r anntiona incitt'ntt to woman, bat tbaae mn' i f,ill information lo their aynptoaia aad ft'tMu o( povirive cure ara rrfrrrl to tha Faopla'l Coal- ' ait.J up-(t-(!fe I difjon, trnt fflP V.'IaE fh sale. 1 frrrril to tha Faopla'a Coal- y ft on recript 4 21 oa- The Telephone Company has a quan tity of Scrap Wire, that ia offered for sale cheap. Suitable for Wire Fencing and all things that wire la used for. ' Apply to v Tbe Ideal Christmas Gift "A WATCH" A "Stt days In the year" pleee ore, provided, of course, that It Is a good time-piece. If it is not, It ia worae than none It all . We sell movements of proven merit, and cases of which you will feel constantly proud. Watchei for Womm . In gold -fillod, Jt.OO to $.00 In so'id gold, 16.t0 to $125.0Q Wa'ehti'lor l!en In gold-filled, 10.00 to 100 in solid gold, $:;o.oo to Jl.OO ...:J.:t for' Zc)t and Clrll !. , tl.Cl fj S3.C3 ' Will eonii v.i:h muil orr 1. unites or cati.lf"-. J. O. DAXTEr. Jevrcl'irsi 'Optometrist. r hi bo blets BAY AND GUAM. QUOTATIONS- auaaos ca Timothy No 1, CraSGraas, Straw, .a . Pea vines. Cracked eon, wt Corn par bushel . Meal perewt OaUper bush. ' Kye per bushel, r i v I uiw ymm ma- awaavi, Sojer beans per buataS, Pork, TONS. $25 00 ; ! 00 6 00 10 00 1 70 75 80 1 67 60 10 00 26 60 1 "ti 2 1 " PROVISIONS, rneas. ner bbL Dry Sides per cwt, -V Plato par ewt. . f , name per id. Shoulders per lb, flmi m kkl - 1"- t rf - 8alt peraack, ' ' inuoperio,. . , -Melsssns per gel - ; COUNTST PRODUCK. Butter perm. ' : . . '. Lard per IS.' ; Eggs pet doav ' ' Oafceaperpg, ' , J ,: Irish potatoes per pk, ' Sweet potatoes per pk. Honey comb per lb, i Coney atraioed per gal, Beeswax per lb, ' Tallow '-.f .".r',K.- Cldea green per lb, . dryperm. . x OUR STORES ARE neadq uarters For Santa Claus. j M Toys of all kinds, ''Dolls, Drums, Tea Sets, Guris and Balls' all for children. Candies by pound anciin fancy boxes, Fruits of all kihds Full line Fire Works for :Christa'.jarae.v!:Pont fail to .visit McSorley's Stores Middle St In Bryan Block. : Pollock St. Opp. Elks Temple, ;y: .. NEW BERN; N. C - -, . , 1 $24 60 -26 00 14 12 "12 76 - 23 16 V 6 76 63 15 I2 ' '28 20 26 26 20 10 46 26 4( J. ; A. JONES Livery,' Feed, Sale O E-xchahge Stables ... :.; .Largest and flneat atock of lorsea nd Alula ever offered fur ale lu New Bern. JL carjoad of emch just ia. JLlso a complete . ' i Hue of Buggies, Wagons, Uarneaa, Bobea, Whips, Cart Wheels.' J. A. JONES Broad Street, . fROPRlETOR, New Bern, N. C. POUtTET. v Grow a chicken alive, each Grown chickens Areased par lb Young chickens alive each Ducks each, Caeeech, 1U 1 26 70 uve a:d Dr.r::ro stool Quotat! -s f or In ". I r.tbca f ,t, I - fc" , : inf t, St 1 1, ? " ' ' 1 ky B. Swert, deal ' of fresh meats. ' l 4 7 1 a ' 12 in i i ' CIIRISTLIAS I can be made Meal by a selection of gifts , from our own superb stock of Cigirs, Tobacfo, C --r- - ettaa, riis, etc., s!?0 a I ; j line of slrgant articlt t iim I ly SrnokarS nd 'articu'i !y ; I f r f '. - f ' ' .5 ' a N i U Crz-t, .'::: NEW tr.XN, N. C. i.l lii cuvrf owl ol um.l-nf. tlj;or,n ololb I i.u4 I if J tatnpt A J ... I'i. R..V. rt, Buir.lo, N.Y. T ' a Ii t. s ewi IouIm ix it: ili'ill 4 -, FOOl

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