North Carolina Newspapers

4 vs&? ' VOL. 1YI1-K0. 30. KtW U, I. C, FR1DAT MOIIIHQ, JUL? II, 1199. II r B ARGr Ansrs? I 0 0 9 Todav we have marked doa u a lnw of Mum and t'bil; $ IN Os Os Mk lodav we drensTu-, and SlipN-r from hie, $1 00 aud !fl S to wlialf Ye to 4'T per ir. AU some Ladiet $2 00 Tie for !lc. ft Sonic Pretty Figured Organdies, former price 35c, now 15c. U S Some KU'guiit $1 00 Feather Hone Corsets too, may be had VI during tho next few days for 50e. Si IN Only u lutttern or to of that Hair n ml 5(o Mohair for 25C OS iervard. 'Vi 1 as as as as as as as as A few pieces of Wool Chullie fur fc yard and 25c and 35c W en HatisL-s for 10c. ?K Linen Several lleantiti in White Sutin Stripe, Polka, marked down from 'e lo Kip. Nainsook, Only Call and Nw Fop Yourselves. Hackburn . . . We will on Til I)IIH1 4 V, FRIDAY AND NAT1IRDAY July i:tiii, l tilt mui loiii, iso, SKI.fi YOU Clothing, Dry Goods and Shoes, And Gents Furnishing Goods AT A GREAT 5ACRI FJCIL, . HOT IHTERESTID. Nep toe Oil if MUci, ui :- innimat II Carry. ! 28 Middle Street. Big Sign in front of door. THE.. BINGHAM SCHOOL, Orange County Near Mcbane N C ( BstaDliatioa, ne3.) Offers Eastern Carolina Boys a henlthful and beautiful homo in Piedmont N" C Fleiity of wholesome food, pure wnter and fresh air. Faculty of seven thorough teachers. Fine Hibic, classical, scientific and business courses. Gymnasium and Physical Director. All outdoor sporn encouraged. Scholarships, prime and med- aifl. literary noeienes. ror new nauiifiomeiy illustrated catalogue, address. PRESTON LEWIS GRAY, B. L Principal Bingham School, Mebane. N. O. 125 Per Cent Discount Sale ! 1 BEGINNING- Wo SATURDAY, JULY 1st. will sell our outire Stock of BOYS, YOUTHS, C1IIL- DUKNS AND MEN'S SUITS AT 2 25 Per CVnt. IjChm Tumi llegnlar Price. Put your money iiack in your pockets. By It jymf now you actually save S." Cent on every ft 00 w.-irihof clothing you ouy. Our many friends can testify ai ,o the kind of Clo'lmip wcsetl. We fc: lead in quality, style aud low pi ices. g- We are selling the balance of our Spring Stock to make room for 33 g; Fall Goods. 2 Just think a 12 00 Suit only 9 00; a IC0 pair of Trcnseit now H00. , We need space for Fall Stock and must get rid ot " .iat -jjils we fc have left. We are selling at almost impossible prices so as to indued you to buy. It would pay you to buy now and keep till oext season. You can never get more tor $1 00 than now. 4 Every 35 cents saved is 22 fe so much made. Yours, . . . , . . 4 - lf I J. a-. xDTJirasr dc cb.n I 57 POLLOCK STREET, 1 x NEW BERN, N. C. J " 3 I iUaUiUiiiiUiUiiiiUiUiUlUiUsUiUUUUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUiUK f 'ft jT...iO' SEVEN SPRINGS. i a , g8 y c ? ; Q. F. 5MITH, proprietor. Finest of all Mineral Waters. ' A Positive Cure for Indieestion. Dyspepsia, Insomnia, Nervous Prostration and all Kidney and Liver Troubles. Its ireneral restorative nroncrties are wonderful. Each Spring has its peculiarities. All seven are marvelous, y j- ; . r REDUCED BATES ON RAILROADS. HACKS TO MEET EVERY TRAIN, Telephone Line From LaQ range to- 5even 5prlngs. FOR TERMS ADDRESS Waterworks In Hotel. : I i Hot or Cold Water Baths Free To Quests, Crlalaal Ceart la (Usslea. riaas hra Mew Aa4IUrlaai. Iarl4 itleae. Repent efCer eratleaa. The Cattle Fever. RiLKiaa, July 1. Rev. Dr. R. H. W. Leak, the well kaowa sod lalaealial negro preacher politician was asked what was the attitude of his race towards the f ranch ise amendment to the eoostltatioa. Dr. Leak replied; "They are aot caring much about it. They have very little te say. The amendment will be ratified by a big mijorlty, 40,000 or more, I believe." The A. hi. K. church held a Sunday school instltnte here today at which "Jim Crow" cars and the franchise amendment to the constitution was among the chief topics of dlscuisloa, the question being ae to whether Jim Crow cars humiliate the negro and whether the amendment dlsconrages or sn cod rages him. It wonld bs easy to answer both by saying that there is ne humiliation whatever In the Jim Crow cars, but quite a reverse, and as to the franchise amendment that by requiring bis education it wonld natur ally tend to develop any ambition the negro may manifest or develop. The July erro of the Crlminal Court for this county is In session, aud the work of disposing of the cases has bees speci&cslly swift. A youth fourteen years old who has repeatedly been before the court was given five years on the public roads. A long term seems to be the only hope ot redeeming such cases. Last yesr the fusion board of peniten tiary directors announced that at the Anson farm, near Wadesboro, it would establish a reformatory for young crimi nals. But it was only talk. Nothing caine of It. A number of while aud negro boys have been sentenced this week to long terms, and Judge Fred Moore, In sentencing them, expressed in the plainest terms the need of a reforma tory. 1 . A third story has been added to the Institution for white blind here. It will at the next teres be eWe teaooosamodale all the blind. It lathe first time there hss been room for ell. . Greensboro's gala week during the Bremen's tournament will be a gay affair, The First Regiment Band has been se cured to furnish music. Raleigh Is at last taking some steps towards securing an auditorium. No place in the State to greatly needs one. There are two public halls here, neither large enough, and both of them sweat boxes during the summer heats. . It is desired that 100 persons subscribe $100 for the auditorium. All the arrangements for the encamp. ment of the Second Regiment of the Slate Guard at Morehead City, beginning next Saturday, have been completed. The State bought tents from a Toledo film. The Hamlinton Distilling Company is chartered by the State at Hamlet Claudius Dockery and others owners. Dr. William R' Wood, for a number of years superintendent of the insane asylum here, died at his home, Scotland Neck. He was a very able and promi nent physician and cousin of ex-Senator Ransom Ex-Judge M. L. McCorkle died rt New ton, aged 82 yeaas. He served a number of terms In the Legislature and in the Constitutional Convention and was Judge of the Superior Court for eight years. He was a colonel of a North Carolina regiment during the Civil War. ' The funeral of Mrs. A. Q. Holllday, wife of the ex-president of the Agricul tural and Mechanical College, was held at Christ church this afternoon, and the burial was In Oakwood cemetery. It was announced last evening that the burial would be at her birthplace, near Richmond, bnt at a lata hour a change was made. . She was a member of the widely known Boiling family. " ..The State Auditor reports that 888 corporations have been reported by the sheriffs in the State, but that only 408 these have reported to aim, giving la 81,258 shares nnder a hundred dollars in value and 98,650 over that sum, the num ber of shares reported without value be ing 80,011, the number owned .by North Carolina residents 148,681, and by non residents 57,218. The velue of shares reported to the Auditor averages $75 and the value of 107,899 It therefore $15,843,-000.- ,( . ,, The Governor appoints Laurenee 8. Holt of Alamance, director of the North Carolina Railroad. ' '" ; v ' At the annual meeting of the Wake County Farmers' Alliance only four tub alliances were represented. : ;Once there were more than tea timet that number. E. L. Dsnjhtrldge, ot Rocky Mount, was here on hli way to the 'road bulldert' convention, He informed the Agricultural Department officials that tome disease wet killing hit cows rapid ly. He hat a dairy arm Last, fall tlx eowt dledj'wVeekJ jagoj f there bei came tick and eight have thnt far died. He bat net until new made any report of the disease. Dr. Cooper Curtice, Slate veterinarian, left for Rocky Mouat at oaee 10 make aa InvesUgattoa. There ap peart 10 be ae deabt that spleaie fever It the trouble. It is strange that owners of sick cattle do not make Immediate re ports lo the Agricultural Department. A Laafcf PinkaM. Cnu ieo, July IS William F. Blair, a coslomheuee broker la the employ of G. W. Bbeldoa Co , Invested $4 la a box of old clolhlag at tae eanuel sale of an claimed goods at the Government ware house today aad drew a prise of $.1,000 la bonds. Blair was oae of the men who gathered at the warehouse, Harrison and Sherman streets, to bid la the forfeited and abandoned goods. His title to the bond it as legal as If they had been transferred In the ordinary manner. The papers are Indemnity boads of the Equitable Investment Company, ef Coun cil Bluffs, Iowa. They were sent lo Chicago in a box ef old dotbea and furs and have been in the warehouse more than a year. Baking I A ' Makes the food more deHdous and wholesome 1 i x m 1 i m v v if 1 r A4aairml Iwjr mX Smm. Scat, July IS. The United Stales eralserOlympis, from Colombo, Ueyloo, Jens tS, arrived here today with Adaiiral Dewey on board. The Admiral said he was In good health. He appeared to be In excellent condition, which wis also the case with his officers sad men. Most of them hsvt suffered from malarial fever, but have now recovered. The Olympia was quarantined, no di reel communication with the shore being allowed. After passing through the canal she will call at Trieste, Austria Thereafter the Admiral's plsns sre un certain. Possibly be will go lo Gibraltar and thence lo New York. The Pari, at PklmMtk. Falmouth, Eng., July 13 The Amer ican Liner Paris entered this harbor safely shortly after midnight. She will be beached for temporary repairs, as the dry docks here Is too short to accommo date her. Later the vessel will be tsken probab ly to Southampton. A Clyde Arm will repair the Parts. ( 'What might have been"-If that little cough hadn't been neglected Is the sad reflection of thousands of consumptives One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs aud colds. F. S. Dully. THKSPRCVLA'lirK MARKKTg. Today's quotations furnished by Lewis A. May & Co., New York. Represented by A. . Newberry. & ; PftwYoHs, July 13. STOCKS. Open. High. Low. Clt Sugar 158 158 156J 157) Reading 60j C. it. & y 137, R. I.. ; 117, C. T 7i B. R. T 114J M. O.P 48, Manhattan 1181 60, VMi 110 ,79, 1121 47i 118t 01 187 117 791 113 48t 118 01 137J H7i 79, 1U, 49 118, COTTON. Open. Hiph. Low. Close August -5.55 5.50 5.53 5.53 January 5 79 6.80 5.78 5.78 CHICAGO MARK El's. Whsat Open. High. Low. Close September ... 73 74 78 78f Corn September.... 34 84 34 84 WHEN YOIJ are feeling: tired and ont of sorts you will Jim! Hood's Mirsapanlla Will do you wonderful good. Bo 6ti ro to GET HOOO'S, DeWitl's Little Early Risers expel from the system all posionous accumula tions, regulate the stomach, bowels and liver, and purify the blood. They drive away disease, dissipate melancholy, and give health and vigor for the dally rou tine. Do not gripe or sicken. F. S, Duffy. Burton Ale is made at Burton on the Trent In Wales, but you may now find it at Burke's on the Trent. A cool feature for a hot day Pine apple Snow 5c at Bradham't Fountain. Dollars and sense should teach you to have your prescriptions filled where qualities are always reliable and you get the most value for the least money. Our customers' Interests are always our In terests and you may depend npon it every prescription tent out Is , composed Of the best and freshest drugs money buy. Leave yours with us, we will de liver them at your residence. Bradham'i Pharmacy, 'Phone 78. Have your prescriptions filled at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. Medicine delivered to any part of the city. Night bell at front door. Phone 66. Celery Headache Powders will cure your headache. Made and sold at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. Bradham't Phosphates alwayt satisfy they are made just right and are not only healthy but aid digestion. Bath Bnlts. , J. J. Baxter, hst 1 hew' line of Bath Suits just In for ladies, misses boys and men. 5 ' - DeWitl's Little Early Risers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assis lance lo nature, causlcg no pains or weakness, permanently curing constipa tion and liver ailments. F. 8. Duffy. Tfa.Tlld.il K.lat.. New York, July 12 -Samuel J Til- den's sstate, according to the report of Lawrence Godkln, passing upon the ac counts of J sun Bigelow, Andrew II Green and Geo W. Smith as eieeutors of the will, amounted to about $8,500, 000 not as large by severs) million dol ars as was anticipated. The report, which wai filed in the Supreme Court today, Is the first state ment showing the exact condllUin of the property left by Mr. Tildcn nud Its vslue. Mr. and Mrs B. Lscksiup, Elslon, Mo., write: "One Minute Cough Cure saved the life of our 111 lie boy when nearly dead with croup." F. S. Duffy. Try "Thelma." Baniple bottle given to any lady. F, S. Duffy & Co, ENNYROYAL PILLS art, Klwaja reliable. laDiift art 2 A I . UmA xwl tlold BMtlllk m, irilrl VILA blw rieuoa. 1 a. staik.u fmami auaalf In. .....j Liuiidtte. At D rat-fin 1. er tei 4. 1st ittMM fr ittrtkwUn. UetlnMUls im all hr ail LecaJ DvtaUitU. 11111 A a A mi per- "Thelma," anew and delightful fume for tale by F. S. Duffy A Co. U -TT Everything you need to keep you cool this hot weather at "the only place there A big man and a big glass. Quantity at well at quality at Burke's. Why Suffer With Dyspepsia When you ran get a Wood Saw and Saw Buck from us for 85c, Well Brooms are up in Price bnt v have them aud you must sweep, if nice house you would keep. A Farm Bell and Frame for $3 00. An Alarm Money Drawer for $1 2- We have Hand Saws for 40c, 05c, $1 00 and $1 50. A Towel Roller for 15c. A Hat Rack for 10c. Bird Cages have recently advanced price but we have them at the same low price. Call and get one before tbey are all gone. A Revolving Harness Punch 60c. Door Matt, 50c. 75c, 80c and $1 00. A Decorated Japanese Crumb Tray and Brush lor 25c. We have just received another lot of Celebrated Thermometers and Barome ters and they will go at 25c each. Did you get your freezer last week f If not remember we have a few left, White Mountains, Lightnings. Arctics and Blizzards. Our Nickle Plated Stoveware, Polished and Galvanized Ware it very attractive, Next to the preparation of the food the utensils in which you cook it. Have you seen our latest patent Ice Pick and Breeker. 15o for one of these It money well invested. The Ice Shavers are on the go. Have you aupplied yon eelf. price 15c, 50c and 75c each. Brick Trowels for 60c. A Hack Stw for 75c, An Iron Square for 25c, Gar den Trowels, nice for transplanting flowers, 60 and 15o each. t Thermometers with Red Glass for tobacco barns" Tobacco Knives for cutting your tobacco, Tobacco Twine, ItfasoiiV Fruit Jar. Fruit Jar Rubbers', 6c dozen,' ' '" A Star Fibre Bucket (or 25c, ' Our Balloon Fly Trace have come and now the flies must go, ; , Ask Royal!, the Candy Man about our Rat Traps., .i 1 .. P Are yon troubled with ratt? -' ' .' We have the Traps. ' : - : " You w for Business, There is No Better Place t in New Bern to buy Groceries than at ii J. L. McDaniel's, 71 Broad St. I o o e z: His goods are of the Terv linest j unlit v. I'ricce u lo S as anv where. - Sfc Good delivered innnptly ami fn-e of rharp- anv wln-iv H in the city. 5 Kvrrvtliing guaranteed as ri-preSfiited. If found olln-r- 3 wine 1 will cheerfully refund jou your money. S; I respectfully solicit a share of your atroiiitge. 2 ss. WlioleMnlr z' a J. L McDAHIE 5 'Phone 91. 71 llr..- l Hi. 2 LWIioleNnlr ; A Itfinll 5 . CilriMr, ; iyvtyviyvvaviit!tXtyviyviXs A- THE PRUDENT HOUSEWIFE Takes sdvnntsge of the fruit season when i' m pi. i i r. l mul cheap and dues up her ji-llii-. pn 5 serves and CHiined );)mhIk. i in always sure of gelling ht-ri- I hr 7? vey lleitund i'urent SpiccH, S gar, Wl.lte Wine, Vimynr, In: V this port". s , that will liisuie In r fruits attiiirl sp-itlin. ( ur pricru are the luweHl. We hUo have u full liu - of t Mason's Hall Krult -liri. I ' n ' . 60c. yuarts. 70-. Half Cill -iw 90c dos. Extr.i Jar uilier :!-. s J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCRP, S v 'Phone 69. ,77 Broad Street. fx-ioofe: Over! I Tills List I And see what you need among thent. The Prices at which Bp we shall offer them during the balance of this month ure un- bill! hoard of in the Furniture Business. Cml Fancy Rockers in all the new styles and finishes, all iv- njj duced 25 per cent. pljj Ludies Desks, some beauties that we have put at a ju ice that will not leave them here long. China Closets, new lot just received and it will pay you to see them before you buy. Sideboards, some exceptional values among them. Chiffoniers in Oak and Im. Mahogany, from the cheapest to the best. The above is only a small part of our stock which is full of the beat values, in fact so good that you will feel this to he the store that best serves you. FRANC H. JONES & CO., 87 MIIIL,K STREET. tnni Marvel Polish I MARVEL POLISH Have yon teen the New Tan Polish? Needs no rubbing, oue or two applications per week Is suf- ficent. Just apply It, the polish comes of It self. Guaranteed to withstand mud and rain. Save lime and temper." Try It. J. C. Vhitty CO. R. H. BAXTER, No. 95 Middle Street. 4 ; '. ' J. L. Hartsfleld, UEAL ESTATE AGENT, Special attention given to Collections of Runts. .)... . ..,- Office over R. H. Baxter's store, with J. J. Wolfenden. illiLBook Store X The Standard of Excellence in Qualify A of Slock and Manufacture is fully attained in all our 3 6. H. Ennett. IF YOU WANT Fine Shade Trees, if- Fine Fruit Trees, Fins' Ornamental Trees, Fine, Roses or ,: Flat Shrubbery 1 Place your orders with R. R, HILL, ' ,1 i New Bern, N. C. Orders now being taken tor Fall Pitnt-tng. 1