North Carolina Newspapers

t I i . jA A 4 A. ' I ; 1 i ' : i 1 i i I I wo vol. xvn-NO. ma. NEW BERN, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1899. ISTABLISHE i IClli ElO QillET. .:7 V 1 X . AS A A to - to to to to to to to to That 1 5c Hose in all sizes is a rat- w tier indeed and is setting fast. , 7ry & . Three new styles in 'Warner's Rust-y, Proof Corsets at $1 a pair or a fifty inch Cream White Broad Cloth Waists. W - The newest shies in Gent's Collars W and Cuff s just in, also a handsome line of Brown Shoes.- Call,:-yes call ahd see them.'" ' - , - W to to E; B. HACKBURKl SffllliDKiK. -.-.'f' '""' -" ," M""J'iMiiii;'i-iii.-TihiiMiii'i''il'iiii 1 1 "f'''"1 ii1;; j.' ji-i-M ' t'& ' ' Cold months are ahead. Warm them np with a Stove to replao , that one of yours that can't givo ont enough heat. Oar Stoves are heat ers, are handsome, barn easily, don't clinker easily, hare all the improve ments, are jnst the kind of Stoves yon want, r Oar- prices are always moduraie.- 1 - ; We are Sole Agent for the: Fa mous J ' . ' , Peninsular f .. - - Carbon . r , Air-Tight - ' ; Heater .;, . , " ; ' - -.A U.wselmld Dthbitt. ,'v, " Wo are a! agents for the Wsl- son lie. it 01. li.e bist Air 'lbl . Wool hoitter on tbe Market and we have plenty of tbem in stock. , S X'OOBL 8T0VES A SPECIALTY. We have 57 KEGS NAILS that we offer at ii CO base, .'-' " GASKILL & : HARDWARE: . r3 MIDDLE STEEET. 'Phone U WF nFFFR '--THIS: WFFIf .1 U - Si In our Carpet Department some sweep : U ing reductions In prices, and it you com- $ . P template buying anything in this Udg y any time soon it will h now. nJ-n njji .;.! .-; o nuns i ttliciirr ' russcia t .v 10 Bolls Injjraius, rcgnlur pricw, 30, 60, 65c, this week'' 25, W: U 40,55c'-.-. - - ; . " 25 Rolls Fancy Matting, regular price 25c, this woek, 22c, BS CjrQ !- Large Stock of Ingrain and Smyrna Art Squares at 25 per qKjj GA - These are fresh stock, and it will be ruoi Elm cc? n Mr? : : H I A 1 VJT111U. Hi VVUbU M UV.) II!! U I! 87 5XIDDI.E 5" 1 1 V Special and Quick Dclivcrio I Of even tbe smallest mders Is .on of our methods of doing tun-int-s that nmkvs Parkei'e Oror ery a favorite source of supi lies In Pure Food Products of all klnc'.a Another one is (lie high quality of our choice grocrirf, nhich wr gimiant c lo lie i f Hie voiy Uifcl, at tlio luwi at iil - to he foui d ln thetiiy. Jiiit rcciivd fic.Ii lot I'i'X I'ivor Uutlcr. Thi'ie la li'.ll i"K In tier for lin kf., -t I' i '- in nt n.ki 1 a'; 1 V,,x i . r 1 : t J. V7 sJsJssIS.- were slightly damaged in theeterm MITCHELLr f ; - ".OROCERIES: ' 147. -61 3U0AD STREET. pay you to do so ui iifi, regular i)nw u.iu iu n:(n - - - M ; inin new goods, noold o worth your while Gj3 M P R STREET, 'k; v - , SW HQ III'. 9 nlin I Candidates For Senator Find it Hard - to Keep Quiet. The I Insurance Tariff. RejaoUi Liberal Offer. Slate Fair Paid .Expenses. .v Bmall-pox la- ' ' ereaslac;. Fifth Baak la , v Postoffiees. , . Raibiqh, November 18 -NotwIih standing tbe assurances that all the as pirants (or the Democratic nomtnatlon for Senator were willing that the sena torial matter should be held in abeyance until after ibeoonBtltullonal amendment question had been settled by the people at the polls, it appears from a letter ia a paper in South Oarolina that the friends of one aspirant Intend to press the mat ter without delay. It appears that there is to be a fight against what the writer of the letter terms the Democratic "ma chine."' Now, North Carolina has been thought to be singularly free from a Democratic machine. .. Certainly the last campaign seemed to so prove. : For it was the people who did the work. The Democratic organization has not thrust Itself forward into public affairs and es eciallr into this senatorshlp matter. It has done no endorsing. ; ' Manager Antler, of the Cape Fear A Northern Railroad, when asked If- his road would be extended to Fayetleville, said he had made no statement as to that effect, but declined to deny or confirm the news. The Southeastern Tariff Association people deny that tne'reduotion in Are in- luruivB mica n m im l uw vriovustruiw Untuals; and ask If it Is probable that they would make a business cut of $150,. 000 to meet a $15,000 business. v?-:: R. J. Reynolds, of Winston, offers to to give $5,000 to the Stale Industrial and Normal School there, if the Other friends of the school will duplicate It. It Is to establish a hospital and new training de partment. ) ' 'J One of the observers at the weather b-ireau here watched for three n'ghts this week for meteors, but saw none tie had an excellent telescope which he used. ' , ' .'' The secretary of the State fair sajs that the receipts from lire Fair will be sufficient to pay all obligations inourre t, payoff any old debts, pay the interest on tbe bonds, and have a small bal. aoee in the treasury,.; It has been long since anything of the kind has been done. . " - Dr. It. H. : Lewis, Eecretsry of the State Board of Health, says that with the present prospects smallpox -will be more prevalent In the State this-winter than It was lastwlater, for that even now it Is spreading -more rapidly than heretofore. .The only way; to stop the spread is for an enforcement of the vac cination ordinances. - v - - ' ; la the report of the Fourth Assistant Postmuter-QeneraL North - Carolina -anks fifth in the number of postoffiees, there being 8,002, and tbe gross North Csrolica receipts were $788,m,67. . Tbe wsrrants are Issued by the pent tentiary board to pay all the debts of the prison np to December 81st, last. Thi -.warrants sum np to acme $69,000.? Mr Travis, of the board, says that be ex pects out of the receipts for this year to pay all debts contracted since the 1st of January, but this does not mcsn to pay back tbe $53,000 which the Legislature spproprlsted for the penitentiary this year. Mr. Willie Nndford, of Scotland Neck ran off with Mr. Lewis Barfleld's daugu ter and tbey were married. Mr. Bar- fl;ld was so angry that he hunted for the young man all day with a shot gun. He was arrested and put under a peace bond... . - - , , " Dr. W. Wlxon, Italy UU1, a. Y.,says "I heartily recommend One Minute Cough Cure. It gave my wife Imme diate relief In auffocatidg asthma," Pleasant to lake. Never fails to quickly cure all coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. . F. . Duffy. . - ' COTTON MARKET. Received by J. E. Latham, commlsilon merchant, New Bern: - ; New York, November 18 Open. High. Low. Close Jan. cotton 7.26 7.80 7.81 7.: May. cotton'.... 7.89 7 89 7.80 7. CBICAOO HABKETS. Wbbat: May ...... Cohk: May....... CoFia: March .... So. H y Pfd.. B. R. T. M. Tao .... C. tO. ...... li.-.iiiling Open. High. Low. Cloae ..,7H 71 71f 71i 82 i 121 m l 8 50 8!t 2TJ . 6"J 8.80 . 67J 801 49 2?i CI) "I Olllilu't bo W I , I'-. ! flh-8 f ilMH. I!. '. U r 4 I jr ion, ! ) 1 i I ' Uj - v u niakes the food more delicious and wftolesome rovai tAwtm Pom BOERS LOOSING GROUND. Unable To Take ' Ladysmlth. Orange , SUters Leaving. : British Troops ; i; . Arriving. London, Nev. 18. A peculiar feeling waa visible today In the public mind. The strain of receiving no news for so long a time from the seat of war and the certainty that the British ate on the eve of hotter fighting combined to make peo ple uneasy . ,j i ' , 1 ' J 1 1 This was particularly -- remarkable at the clubs, where the news boards were eagerly scanned and left each face disappointed.-- S. - 1 ' The total British losses," so far as at present known, amount to 2,883." The killed are returned at 267 and the mis sing l.xoa. The rest are wounded. An Important fact is mentioned by a Dally Teleg.aph war couespondent, which, It coafl.med, might . indicate tbe beginning of the eoa ia Nate!. He says that the Free Slate burghers are retain log hone.J It has been suspected that tbe beslectDg ai my of ' Boers must be feeling scute'y the pressure of hunger, The commissaty auangemenls have been exposed to a heavy strain.' with only a single railway connecting them with the base, t..The Free Staters also have only one railway to Harrlamilh, and are afraid that General Builer may- be ad vancinff on the Orange Republic from tbe south. ,','" The total reinforcements that have ar rived In South Africa since last Friday are 19,000 men, chiefly Infantry, nearly 13,000 horses and mules, three butteries of field artillery and a number of quick firing Maxim guns, EsTcotfHT.Noy 10 The British arm ored train proceeded out as fsr as Colen so today and returned In the afternoon. It found numbers of the Boors st Droo ler's Kloef. They descended to make an attack, but failed to reach the train. A Kaffir has arrived here, having, left Ladysmlth : yesterday -,. morning. The Boers, he says, had guns posted on Mount Bulwana, whence they were con tlnuously bombarding Ladyimltk. Only a few persons, he states, have been kill e t The British guns reply to the fire at a moderate rate. -. -. The Boers are reported to be short of food . They also fear a Basuto. rising, which Is reported te be Impending, or that General Builer may cut them off, Some of the Free Staters are returning home. " , 1 ' Last Tuesday auritlsh force made np of all arms msrehed out from Ladysmlth and proceeded toward Beater's Farm, There the? attacked and drove back to Dewdrou a command of Free Staters, killing or wounding 800 of them, while the British casualliies were but slight, The British troops and civilians dur Ini-the bombardment, find shelter In bombproof trenches. 1 .- " . Dewey is out of It. - WismaoTON, November 15. Senator Proctor, of Vermont, said tonight, la Interview: k . "It is not truetbst Ism trying to start a Dewey boom for the Presidency, It was generally understood tbs( before Dewer left Manila he wu averse to being drswn Into politics, and I am in position to know that since his arrival in this country bis antagonism has been confirmed." ', "Then you think tnoie Is ni possibility of the nomination of Admiral Dewey next year?" was asked.-: "There is absolutely none," was the reply- 'Ue is out of it, und I am not trylag to run him as a candidate." LAND Sim. UND SALE! Large Tracts of Land 10 Bt iULUinUUYtK, - '. ON THE27TH OF DEC, 1899, By virtue of docree of emi t, wo, the underalgned Commisilonem, will on Wedneaday. 37th of December. 1833, In the town Dover, at public auction, sell to the highest bidder the hinds now owned ln Ciaven county by Walker snd Farrar, lo-wil: Two tracts of land conlnliiin' 805 acrra moio or lens lying about a mile and a half north of Dov r and within 1 of a mile of Ihe fiiiili o.ul. TlM-.e tracts coulntn about C')0 acres of the In ,t arl ri hp-tt Bwmnp lnnds of oil y r:i ( 1 H 1 1 1 ! t i l 1 it 1' 1 ( I t a.;:M li..vo l.i f 1 i.l 1 , - l sGVJD2C oo., wtw ywrn. ... Want Humane Treatment. Washington:, November 15-The Pre sident is trying to secure the protection of the Spanish prisoners in the Philip pines. A cable message has been sent to General Otis, and by him forwarded to General MaeArlhur, with instructions to get It to Aguinaldo, If possible, relating to this subject- The President requests the kindly and. humane treatment of the Spanish prisoner, and the message also contslns an intimation that any of the Filipinos responsible for the Ill-treatment of such prisoners will be held to strict account. . GOOD NEWS comes from those who take Hood's Sarsuparilla for scrofula, dyspepsia and rheumatism. Reports agree that HOOD'S CURES Celery Headache Powders will cure your headache. - Give them a trial. They are made and sold at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. , . Dime Catarrh Snuff cures cold ln the head In one night at Bradbam's. .. . New ZepHyr. We are now showing our new stock of Zephyr in all shades, mixed colors, etc., at tbe very low price of Be per lap: G. A. Barfoot. SALE OF SAW MILL ! Dry-Kilns, ' Machinery, Houses, etc. Bv virtue of the power In the mortgage registered in the office of the Register of Deeds of Craven county, North Carolina ln book No. 1553. paste 14a. the under sinned will sell at Publ o Auction, for Cash, on Wednesday, the 98811s day of November a. u . iuv. me toiiowinir property, to-wit: v All the right, title, Interest and estate otjonas L. Mcody and John W. Moody, partners in trade nnaer me name ana style e( toe Aiooay Lumber uompany, in and to the property situated.ln the City of New Bern, JJtaie of .North Carolina, on South Front street, near Eden street, known as tbe "Moody JIM consisting of the mill building, the dry kilns, lum ber sued, planing mm ana ail otner buildings and Improvements of every aina on tue lot or parcels oi isna wnicn Is leased by the said Moody Lumber Uompany from Mrs. . B. B. Uuny, Also all tne ateam enetnes, boilers,' sas shafting, pulleys, dry kiln machinery ana planing macntu erv. and all and every kind of machinery and fixtures, tools and fixtures used by said Moody Lumber Uompany in carry lot on Its Business: also all teams, wag. ons and carta and all other property of every kind and description used in con neotlon with said saw mill, dry kilns sud planing mill by said Moody Lumber Company, also the dwelling bouse, and the dwelling and store building, situated on said lands leased from said 8.. B. Duf fy, and also the right, title and Interest and estate of said Jonas L. Moody and John W. llcoly In and to ssld lands leased to tbem as aioreald. - Said sale to be on tbe said premises where ssid property Is situated aa above stated and to begin at 1 o'clock p. m. on said 29ib day of November, 1899. This 16th day ot November, 1899. The National Btnk of New Bern. ":.' Bv G. H ROBERTS. Cashier. -. At the same time and place I will, on tbe sams terms, sell the remaining inter est In said property. This 15th dsy of November, 1889 - " i - : DANIEL L. ROBERTS. AiilLBook Store s i 5 ', We will please you, we will sat isfy you, we will meet your wants in Sheet Music, Oames, and all klnda of School Books both new and second band. . ' w G. II Ennett. 5 Somctliing? Inter os Wlint f tlmt hrnnrl nw Rioyole Lamps at 4:;, f 1, 1 BO, nnd $3 95 ciir.h. Lamp Ull only !ioc boiiln. Over '1 (I pr of Tiio of Tiirioits makes at prii i s ranpiiti; from $t 00 to -sob. A ()M.inti!y i.f I'n.lr' pnrt rumpfl. no I 1.-H. r i, tli Inn't II you a cur li:l.f, ptlce of ul,, en to ii !! uo your i: -s.ni v.; cheap to iitico, when M 1- Big Hams to Cut I I 1 J -. 12 Cents Per Pound. ! " ' Snlall Pig llama to boil whole. Small Breakfast Strips nnd English Cured Shoulders. - Tickled Rump Pork and Saner Kraut. J'artlett Pears only 10c per 3 lb can. Evaporated nnd Snndried Apples. Prunes, Nectarines, Currants and Citron, Evaporated Peaches. , Fresh Ca1 es and Crackers. Fresh Elgin and Fox River Print Butter, Ontario Prepared and old fashioned Hue', wheat Fancy Cream Cheese and Macaroni. Genuine Codfish and Nice Irish Potatoes. Anything you want in the Grocery Line at the Lowest Possible Prices. ' f:J. L MAIL, Sri 'Phone 91. 71 Bro:vl Hi. I Do You Wear Shoes ? i If so you can save frdm 50 to 75c a & pair on them by buying from us. 3 g For the next ten days we will sell $2.75, $3 and $325 Shoes at $2.50. i We have only a few sizes left in each 3 style and are dffering them at cost and 3 some of them less We are now offering Black Vici Kid Shoes in both lace and congress at $2 50, price was $3 We have both black and calf shoes in lace, in pointed, round and square toes, regular $2 75, $3 and 3 25 qual ities now $2 50. Come early and get your choice. Remember our offer holds good only for 10 days. Yours Truly, Or. JDTJ2T2r d CO., 3 87 POLLOCK STREET. HiUJUiMJUlUM BOY'S Just Received a new and pretty line ot Boys' Suits, ages 3 to Ladies especially invited to call and in spect these Bargains. cJT-S : 99 MIDDLE STREET Z - RUBBER, STAMPS. No need to send your orders put of town for "Rubber Stamps; w are now MAKING THEM TWJCE-A WEEK, and at Prices as Low as anybody. . . Flrst-CIass Work Guaranteed. Full Una of Ink, Pads, DaterT, Ac, in Stock at Lowest Prices.:. ;yf -y REMEMBER We meet all Competi tion and make them promptly. ; 01 Sooth Front Street, New Bern, N. C Hello Central, Give He 149,tc Moore lVood Yard. Where they keep Dry Wood, sawed any leOKth you want, and will deliver It st your door. Full measure guaranteed. Mr. J. W. Moore will be at the offlor and glad to accommodate his old cus tomers. Don't forget th. place, on 8outU Front street hy the railroad and Phone 149. - J. T. H, MOOUE. SHOES I have just gotten In a Fine Line of Tim and Patent Leather Shoes. , , Out line Is up-to-date. , (,te us a Call, than cost. 3 -3 9 zz NEW BERN, N. 0. SUITS! 7. sos- NEW BERN. N C It is Worth your . ... To see our Special Bugsy,No40, called School Boy. This does tot ire in tbe 40th boy In fie elav, but rath r tUo flr.t one in a class of that number. G. H. "VVaters & Son, 78 Broad Street. Oxquisite 5tyle In Dresi Belonr to the man who has his clothing; niHil. to memure by an arllit tailor wlio knows the yalue of perfeot flt, rH-nutlfiil llnliOi and line wortimanahlp, nnd o ho n, lecta li is fulirlra with an eye to pli ami the timio of the well bred (ten t: H im. " I he tnilnr rnnkea the man" ia n i.. 1 ii ir a"d we can nupply all de 'i of I .un, mij giveynu both Slyle A el P-,' . , 'Hill. i :. c::.:r..:uk!f, . . ' -ea'rwt. I'EW :l:i!N, N. 0