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JEW BIRR, R. C, THURSDAY MORSIHS, MAT 30, 1901.
TWENTIETH YSAR
VI
Nense Hirer Breaks Previous Rec
ords by Six Feet
?J At the; prices imi be Cmvinc!. W
Jmm! for S Iy. 3 OJfLY !
AS : i. ti . i n',.i i t .. i T)..ii
f men iiu;ii.;iil.u J HUie j.iucii, uenuiuui i itiLcrua.
Itaguliu- price 1.60, - - nw 1.10.
$1.(10 and 1 1(1 grades, . - now 80c S5c.
HOer and K5e grade?, - - now COc a 65c.
A few short lcnythH. - 25c 50c.
Napkins and Towels a complete line, at same reduction
in prices.
Our entire linn of Foulard Mlks absolutely AT COS I".
i
A beautiful
Riirhl.
BELTS.
assortment of Helta, newest designs, Prices
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47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
BRICK I
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ue agents for Abbott X .lours ISriek, for this market,
ad lots. Don't 1"; i i h to sr.; us br-
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Special prices nude on ear
fmv placing your orders.
We are also Headquarters for
Line.
Yours for business,
nytliinn in (be (Iroeery
Tr.
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Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
Utr. IS road A Hancock 8n.
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RETAIL
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Th bat t Inn nf OrvAn rnnntv At
Maryum Democrats loFfrht, Witt Him su, river, nei. . change In Its pree-
Gauze Doora anil Windows. New Stock.
Wire Cloth lor fitting up old ones, Wire Paint
to make old new, Furniture Varnish, O. Var
nish Stains for house and kitchen furniture
Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers, Dangles
Oil Stove, Agateware, Tinware and a lull line
Cooking Stoves.
Our stock of Paints, Oils and Enamels are
complete, A selected stock of Hardware and
Building material. Our prices afe ihe lowest.
Goods sold as represented. '
Oaskill Hardware Co.
I 11(1 M
147.
M tlinm.a Ht,
NEW 1IKHN. N. C;
RACES!
NEW
BERN,
CommeaeemeBt Exercise. Crop Rit-
ttatloa Grew More Critical.
North Carolina Pros Say
Little About Bot
crnor'i New fork
Address. ' '
Raleigh, May 89. The gauge shows
that Mease river at Mllburnte, six miles
from here, rose 82 feet. This breaks its
record at that point by. 6 feet. The flood
in that stream has now reached Golds
boro and is in one foot of the railway
bridge near there.
The commencement exercises at the
Agricultural and Mechanical college
were held today, at the Academy of Mu
sic. As nearly all the cadets had been
allowed to go home last week, only a
handful were here todsy at the exercises.
The speakers today were, F. W. Barn-
hardt, (Hret honor), of Stanly county;
W. D. Fanatte, of Halllax county, (seo.
ond honor); Martin Kellogg, of Davie; J.
J. Liles, of Anson; F. W. Bonitz, of New
Hanover. There were 28 graduates,
It is found that the United States war
department was in error in believing that
Congress had passed the bill allowing
the exchange of the rifles now in the
hands of the National Ouard for new
ones, Krags if desired. The bill failed to
puss. The military authorities here are
greatly disappointed.
There is no change In the status of the
strike nf all the Seaboard Air bine's ma
chinists here. They are still out.
The Htale board of agriculture had
brief sosalon this morning an 1 gave a
hearing to Oen. William P. Cox, who
urged an appropriation of $1,300 in aid
of sneolnl farm premiums at the State
fair. The board then attendod the coin
moueemont exercises of the A. & M. college.
Yesterday afternoon there was a very
hard rain. More rain fell last night and
the weather is even cooler than before
The commissioner or agriculture says
the situation as to crops grows dally
more critical. Some far ins are like
beds of mud. It will bo days before
thoy'can be worked. The grass is taking
the life out of the crops. It Is said by
farmers that they never saw so much
irrasa. It may be said tbst no farm
work Is being done In Contral North
Carolina. The cold weather Is another
great draw back. The crops are stunted
It is so cool that overcoats were worn
hero today.
insurance commissioner, J. II. Ynune
went to the eastern part of (he State
In tho trail of somo men who have been
representing unlicensed Insurance com
panics, the old Wayne life, and a New
York company.
At Wake Forest College tho aluinnl
banquet was belt this evening, Dr.
Hubert A. Royaler of Kalolgh being
toestmaaler. The commencement exer
ciser were held today Rev. Thomas
Dlion dollvered the literary address
Tomorrow I he graduates will speak
There are 81 of these.
Among tboae who went from here
to Wake Kornal today were Congrefs
man K. W. I'ou , ei-judge James K
tihepherd. and Oen. W. F. Toon. The
alumni attended In unusually large numbers
The Oiford camp of Confederate
Veierani li at Memphis 00 strong.
It Is a matter of comment that the
North Carolina papers am having leas
to aay than the Northern papers shout
Gov Aycock'a admirable address before
lha North Carolina society of New
York.
All secret societies at the Agricultural
and Mechanical college hero are abol
ished by order of the trustees.
Mr. W J Itnier of North Brook. N. C
ayi be suffered with piles for Aflaca
years. lie tried many irmedirs with so
rvsulis until be asrd !Wtit's Witch
Haul Salve and that qalcaJjrJeored him
' K Duffy A Co
VIRGINIA-CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Third bay of Una Wlaalnr Cuba. Ht
Cter la Staadlaf of CI aba,
Rpecl.il lo Joaraa).
Richmond, Ve, May Wllloitoa
aaada It three rtrelfhla today. Hcor.
Wllsslr gloa . Ilicetaoad 1
oot for,gorma!n.
A Man Route That's Needed.
as the Issue. Senatorial Tofa
th( stake.
Baltimore, Md.May 29 The Dudley
brother of the Eastern Shore, will
play an Important part la the Gormsn
campaign. Hiram 0. Dudley, a business
man of Baltimore, la likely to. take the
place of I. Freeman Basin as tho active
chief of the Gorman forces of this city,
Hundreds of Democrats in this city who
In 1803 were against Gorman are now
with him, bnt many are not so friendly
to Rasin. They want a new leader In
the city, and Dudley appears li be ac
ceptable. '
Because Qorman wishes to win is his
reason tor the proposed changed in
leadership. Mayor Hayes is opposed to
Rasin domination, but Gormau Intonds
to bring the Mayor into line, as the
letter's support is needed for the City
Hall contribution to the campaign fund.
The city administration failed to con
tribute to the Democratic Committee
either last fall or this spring, and the
$40,000 or 50,0()0 to be derived from the
assessment of municipal officials is
needed.
Dudley has several strings to his
political bow. In addition to his prom
inence in city politics, he has two
brothers, one, W. C. Dudley, in Talbot,
and the other, E. L. Dudley, In Queen
Anno's County, of the Eistern Shore.
who will be candidates for the Legisla
ture, the first named for Senator. Thus
tho Dudleys will wield an unusual
political power In the selection of the
next United States Senator should 111,)
two bo successful lu their candidacy
for the Legislature, and their brother
Hiram will wield control over the city
delegation.
Gorman has not yet made any public
statement of his candidacy for Senator,
hut tho public tukes It for granted. He
will control the State conventions and,
with few exceptions, tho county conven
tions. At a conference of Gornvio, Chair
man Vaodlver, Hiram Dudley, Freeman
Rasin and other leaders last week, the
candidates for the Legislature were die
cussed. Gorman scrutinized tho lists and
herever there were contests intimated
his choice of the candidate.
A Slate leader says the plan of the
State Eiecutlve Committee is lo have
the convention unanimously pledgo tho
members to bo elected to the General As.
sembly to vole for Gorman for United
States Senator. This will make Gorman
the issue of tho campaign
This course was followed in 1801, and
the Gonoral Assembly chosen that year,
on that Issue, was overwhelmingly Deru
ocratlc. Democrats from the county de
clare that tho precedent of 1891 should
be adopted this year; that Gorman should
bo nominated as then, by a resolution of
tho Slate Convention, and the fight for
the General Assembly should be made on
that line
ent mail route, which now comes by way
of Beaufort, Carteret Co.
The citizens in the vicinity of South
river have started a petition asking that
the mail be sent from Oriental, which is
on the opposite side of the Neuae river,
a distance of ten miles.
By having the mall come via Oriental
the South river people will save more
than a day In the receipt of their mail, a
most Important matter to the business
interests at South river.
Tee change from the, present mute
via Beaufort, to a route via Oriental,
works no hardship any where, while it
ill proye of groat benefit to the busi
ness interests at South river.
It is to bo hoped the change can soon
effected.
5
WHEN NATURE
Needs assistance it may be best to ronder
it promptly, but one should remember to
use even tbe most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most sim
ple and gentle remedy is the Syrup of
Figs, manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
JUNK, 1901
Governing the Orient on Western
Principles Prof. Paul 8. Itelnsch.
The Work of tho Cuban Convention
Albert G. Robinson.
Russian Nihilism of Todsy Abraham
Cahan.
Tho Place of the Senutc In Our Govern
nenl H. L. West.
Tho Kaiser's Speeches and German
History Karl lillnd.
Religion of a College Student Prof.
rancis 0. l'eabody.
The Housekeeper's Stone Alden W
Qulmhy.
Tho Manila Censorship Harold Mar-
n.
An American View nf tho British In-
ustrial Situation John P. Young.
Tho Secrets of Tammany's Succi
ustavus Myers.
Poe Fifty Years After Prof. Edwin
W. Bowen.
All
AND JUNE 1st, 1901.
Including Grand Stand; f
"Our little girl was unconscious fi
strangulation during a sudden and ter
rlbie attack of croup. 1 quickly secured
a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, glv
Ing her three doses. The croup '
mastered and oar Utile darling speedily
recovered." So writes A. L. Hpaffon!
Chrslor, Mich. F 8 Duffy A Co.
THE MARKETS.
The followlug quotations were receiv
1 by J. K. Latham A Co, New Bern
N. O.
Naw Yoac, May 20
Oorro: Open. High. Low. Close
June )3
July 7.70
Aog , 7.4H
Oct 98
Janukry 7.00
7.(8
71
7.1
7.1
708
Chicago, May
WaaAT- Open. High. Low. Cloae
May 74, 7 74
July 744 74 7it4
Una: Opea. High. Low. Uloes
May 4 48
July 444 44
Kibe. Opea High. Low. Cloee
July 10 70
New fork. May
Norfolk. May N.-Taa
eoatlaaad Ha wlaalag streak, lday,
again defeatlaf Raleigh, Bonro Norfolk
I, Raleigh I
Htwpotl News, May fJ Aeura la to
days gawM, New fort News 9, Ton
awmtb .
Hrorae. Open. High Low Cloae
Ho. R yl'td Ml Hi IM
Coat lit 110
So Ky ti
Mo. V
CK.L li 14
U.H.A. 444 4
O.AO. 4A4 4 4)
age ... ... I4&4 14t
T. C. C
li I IM U 1(44
am of tn (UN
- Wow Lost
Wfisslagtna ... M 14
Newport Newt.. It It
Raleigh M 17
Mnvfolb..., ... 1 lH t
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Rkksa4...... ' W
sou AIMS BeleaejWtaeJea.
'alar, May-las 4.U, Aeg-jtept. 4 II
M nark ota, Thareiky, May Wtk.
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IN ATTKNDJNCKi
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FORUM PUBLISIHNO
111 FiFTn Ate.
CO.
G. MORRIS BOND, Solicitor.
210 North Calvert St.,
Baltimore, Mil.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Of Side wheel Steamer "Bertie E. Tull,
Schooner "William L Simpson,"
Schooner "Battle White"
and 2 Covered Scows.
Ry virtue of an order of the Unitei
SUUts District I isirt for the District of
Maryland, Hitting in bankruptcy, tased
May 7, 1901, in the matUtr nf the estate
f William Honpa, a banknipt, formerly
trailing aa Wm. lloppa A Lo., tne under-
Ignod, Trusts, will Hell by public, auct
ion, at Henderson's Wharf, foot of rell
street, in the city f Baltimore, Md., ON
THURSDAY, THE Olh DAY O Jl'NB
19(11. at U o'clock, noon, the 1., Mowing
Gadene Engine, Hide-wheel Ftcamcr
Bertie E. Toll,' built hi 1KW, 103 ton
gmaa, 85 Urns net. with all her Appur
tenancwa.
BcliiKiner "William I. Himi.non," iU
Urns gross, no tons net. length 09 0,
bnwdtli tA.h, depth (1.2, with lier Tn klc.
Apiarel, rnrnltiirr. etc.
Scho-mor "Hattle Whlt," Urns
gniaa, ti Umt net. length W.H, bmdth
18. , doi.Ui a. a, with her Ta ktn. AprL
rurnilure, etc, etc.
Covered Rcow No. 3. length 73.3,
bmulth 11.8, Heplh 6.
Covered Brow No. 4. lengtli M. Iireadth
II, depth a,
Terms of Pale: Oath. A dnomlt (l
MNt will be required nf the piirrhawr
if the Hlramer, ami II0O Um each
tli other veaerla at trie time of aale
Th veaaeU will be at Hendcrxei'
Wharf 4i and af tor Monday, June ant
wn. for enmlnatket.
JAMKS J COH NCR, Tru.tr.
PATT1BON OAIIAN.
A net U mrwra.
I'alUasnre, Md
Dobbin A Frrall,
A Taxktr'a tor,
4X1-121 P.yetlevlllo St.,
MaUlgw, N. C.
It cut
ams
Summer Sale of
Ladies Muslin
And a nice lot Small
Sugar Cured Pig Hams
I1TKT RECEIVED.
Also Niou lot Funcy Cukes iiml Crnckors
FRESH STRAWBERklES itciix.l from W.
hurst's fiinn cvi'iy tuoniiiio. 1 icsin'i tfully solicit.
ronage. Yours to I'leasp,
II. Whito
your )at-
Wholef4ale
Jk Retail
Gro43a?r,
J. L MtDIIEL,
Phone Ol. 71 ItroH Ht.
Nice 4t of Pig IlaniN, Rrenkf list Rneon
and Big llama to Slice on hnnd. II cinz Mustard Dressing, Prepared
Mustard, Horse Radish, linked Beans with or without tomato sauce,
Pickles sweet and sour, Preserved Ginger, I.ca & I'errins Aiucc, I'lue
Label Keli hup, and many other nice things too numerous to mention
in such a small space. DON'T FOUGHT OUR CIIICKKNS.
o L. M. Satterthwaite & Bro. o
g Phone 169, 61 Broad Street
m
yv e u urmy 1 ncm.
Wlii'ii you st'liTt an order
lit'ii' your jiaft of it ends.
We sciiil tlic Uioci'iii's to your
home Promptly anil carefully.
Wo not only furnish tin; I'.KST
GHOCKK1KS, lint make it
most ciiliVi-nii'lit to ileal lii-le.
Tile (Icliiasics anil necessities 'v
in aliumlance nlways.
J. J. TO L SON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137. 5?
A the Wnnk Store
HAMMOCKS HKC
DMMENDKl) for Solid
Comfort, and ail new ih'
lgnii of ihli gear's manu
facture. (a. N. Ennett.
A Liberal Reward
will be paid tor a Yale
Cushion Frame Bicy
cle, Model 88, shop
No. 41738, that was
hired by one Arthur
Rice on Monday, May
13th, it returned to
i. n. khukuton,
I 1 mer Poll", k and Craven Htrwlv
NKW HKItN. N C
l"roM'rly For Nnlc.
I have several dcilratde Realdenre
for sale, almaled In the hct renldenc
part of the City AUo a numler of gool
IwlldinK lol. In rood liK'allllrs
J. 1. WOI.KKNDKN
Th prkw of oar OJoUilng. Hh.. n
Dry Onnda war ao fewiarkably l It
ftiIOCKF.n HIM as H struck by tlfht-
t TJm. nc. ad w are ill I! elaachurlng -!
unuerwedr. arf. phc.
Mn's fMiiU rmas t.l to til""
rente " M " 4 ".
- Hau - aa t no.
" tMwwis .ta " .
S.'aM4a " . ion.
rto " M M t on.
- Hhoa .75 - i ao.
44 rwwji4 in!!!!. 4 te 7.
44 BW4mI - " " lOo,
T bkHtg rmw 4 lo tOo,
rwai.l'ilirr.ia.
mrks ue 4w4 tnm tt i KV.
IV A rail wit) wnni pm Uw4 w
are tbmfm vm U sit
- - - -
Arauart CW'w Lntaa 04 9t4r4
Hiss at tM Di Ma'iH.
Tbooa rm)U am mad In
clean, well TontilaUd work room,
twtiecU Aim m4 cleat U ;
mariftT, mU of brwt foali-riala.
atyllah, jrat r; low in rrU. ,
Corsets.
- Hlralght f rrmt, Kroci "f urm, a4
rfrj W itjU of CrHa In vry
Jwadinf ajsakf.
rjrOor Mall OMr IVparV
Ihftil will am foil ftntDftly,
POr.niM IT.BRALL,
j . ralVh,f4,C
For Rftat.
aonief
Mf bta weld W,
mpm auawia, w
fUacoaa
ail awwty
MOT4 4 fl,"d. rat4 a4 OWI
wet aa let aed t4 (wsva. A?l
Oaw, Braw, of
I AH READY
at any Umm to upt ly 0 Tall
llwala. My Rn la -rsrtiolf emnM
1h nfiM)H( n( tb ia snnaM And
I my now im gt iasiiir vita
"HN" rd Ibiaga. pn oibef stnr
sell at Inwef ftw. Oiww ks aod soak
ymst alwitnwa tmssi asy Wt t
lue Ball ill Bpillig Cwi
xn. T. IIILT,
Iweyslea, Oeaa, AasaMalUaa, Ora'
' wtboea, iob lr1aUs. Raabaf
fl4asia
fl AM KidOo X, Few few, X. 0
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