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MWJBIIUr, I.i C, SUNDAY MOSHIIS, SIPTIMBItt 29, 1801.
WKSTIETH YIAK
MAPOLEON lost Ac battle of Ldp-
sic from a fit of indigestion. How
r many battles 4p ly lose in your
business because you lack the supporting :
stimulating brace of good coffee. "Poor
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coffee, poor energy!" is the rule. Nature
has her soft pedai down and you have no
snap. If you want the loud pedal, the
forceful power, the strenuous living, try
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee
It will strengthen your
47-49 PoUdck Street
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JUST Kll'IlVllt A NEW
ALSO EXTRA. RUBBERS FOR SAME.
Don t forget we have a fresh lot of
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
If jou wan't Good Coffee try our "Morning Glory" brands
thev can't lie beat, in fact we ara hfdnimrtarn fnr anrthino-
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(? in the Grocery line.
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Give us a call and we will
Yours for
X. TZ. JZLEZJO Jr.,
Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
PHONIC ii9 I 'or. Kroiul eft llanomk Hi.
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J PHONIC
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At the Planters Warehouse.
O. C. IPOCK.
OR lbs. 21c.
155 " " 17c.
42 " 90.
84 " " 8Jc.
L. F. AVERY.
178 lbs. UJc.
72 !' " 15.
75 - 20c.
I). J. FULCHER.
54 11m. 22c
81 ' - tie.
28 " 84.
81 " " 40c.
T. R. BIMPK1NS.
112 lb. 23c. '
5 " 40c
87 " - Via.
57 " ' 18c.
MK8. MOLUB IPOCK.
14 II. 120.
28 " ' 180.
43 " I2c.
15 " " 85e. .
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Bring ua your
Planters
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are lm'nd a CompleU Coil'
Only place in town t find WiUoa
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war uarooa rninuiar la the Bet, Uies leu ' eotl to ion the
jvWre foiu'rf' pleo 8t.BoMd8 iaj lze. j' fi''''
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BalllBrjarinn Casters.
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In i-lb. and frJb, Tia
Qua (air nghi), .
Other high grata h
richly, colored parcbaHai
fcafa (molttarc proof),
SUPPLY Or 1 AND 2 QT.
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save you money.
business,
0. J. HEATH.
165 lb. 8,c
30 " ' 88o.
112 " 19c.
162 " " 18c
H. D. WILL18.
46 lb. $ Uo.
87
42
22c.
27c.
W. M. FULCHER.
18 Int. a 83c
44 ' 24c.
85 " " 15c
4 - 18c
B. F. FUf.CHER.
62 lb. & lie
88 " - 17c. '
55 ' " 10c.
18 . , 20c .
SIM MUMS ft MAT.
88 lb. 10c.
6 , 11.50.
80 " - 15.00.
85 " 16.00.
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tobacco we will please you.
;Warehouse!Co;-Sl
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Store., Wood Store rd neatcra.
Heater. We ; hare in three
and get our prices before Lurinir
Guaranteed.
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Seaboard , Air?LJttcIrla JLcares
f v Rails Hear Oimervivi -
The Text BoefTttapeeltorle. dray
Charlotte' Cempny, Dli-'
- eaadav CobtIcU Fer
the Beaii . v r; .'
Raleigh, Bept 28. Aboat mldnlKbt
lt night the fait puaenger train, north
bo and, n the Balelgh-Hiunlet division
of the Beabourd Alr-Ltne, wh wrecked
near Cameron by the spreading of the
rail.; New of the dTMter it very hard
to obtain, but to laid 6 cart were wrecked
and 16 person hurt, among them were
the engineer and Robert 0. King of Ral
efgh, a commercial traveler, very terlou
ly, The road ha had hard luck lately
In the war of accident between here!
eMAUantaif;"4"" " ''..
The State text book cOmmlMlon today
iMoed a mandatory direction that all the
text book companies which have the
State co&tracte mast at once establish" the
required depositories. . The commission
also decided that a ratable book it an ex
changeable book. This U to settle an
other branch of the trouble with the book
companies.
Gov. Aycyk went to Wilson's Hills,
Johnson county, today to dell ret an ad
dress at a township rally In the interest
of public education. :. That township
wants to vote a special tax for it
schools.
Robert L. Oray, th young lawyer
who left here night before last so as to
avoid appearance at this term of Super
ior Court, returned last night and gave a
300 justified bond for his appearance at
the January term. If he had been tried
yesterday Judge Robinson would hare
certainly Riven him a heavy sentence for
the assault on Mayor Powell. The term
of court ended early yesterday after
noon.
The Governor offers rewards of 8200
each for two murderers; Robert Snipes
White, of Burke, and Pink Long, col
ored, of Caswell.
By reason of Its failure to obey State
Guard regulations Oo: M., 1st regiment,
at Charlotte, is disbanded. The inspec
tor general ud the oolonel of the regi
ment both recommended this course.
At the criminal term of court here
Which ended yesterday 26 persons were
sentenced to the roads. There are now
over 90 on the road gang.
Curator Brlmley of the Bute Museum
Is in the extreme northwest and Secre
tary Bruner in the extreme southwest,
collecting specimens to be sent to the
Charleston exposition. North Carolina
'week" there will be late in January. -
Sid Darling, iOia, Howard St.. Port
Huron, Mich,, writes:, "! have tried many
pills and laxatives but De Witt's Little
Early Risers are far the best pills I have
ever used." They never grtpe. F. B
Duffy.
They Criticise Roosevelt.
Mancbistcb, K. H., September 27.
Louis Bell Post, Grand Army of the Re
pnbVc, of Manchester, conducted a me
morial service tonight In honor of Pres
ident McKlnley.
The meeting developed into an ex
pression of criticism and hostility toward
President Roosevelt. CapL Frank H.
Challls, past national commander of the
Pons of Yeterans, said: '
"I confess that it was with some mis
givings I read the letter which President
Roosevelt wrote to a Southern friend, in
which he said he wis croud of the fact
that two of his tracles served the Oonfed
erate cause. one as sn adnrhal in the
Confederate Savy, whfle the other hadff
flred the last gun on the Alabama. 1
confess thava some misgivings as tathtl
fuikre, don't 1IU Miee ttiepsodulum
siting that way."'
Choice Extra- Pork Sausages at Oak
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President McKlnley was Died thU afteif
BOCA by Judse .WJlUam H. Dav. who
w kt tone dms SeattWji et State tader
Presldent ItcklbUy.Vaud gecrStaif Cor-
telyou. "Togetket they went ' to the Pro
bate Judge' office shortly aft three
o'clock and presented the ' testament to
Judge Aungst. ' All the property Is left
in trust to Mrs.,, McKlnley, but aa4-
aolty of 91,000 1 - given to Miss Helee
McKlnley sister of the President. ,(
It is suted thtt the etute will' reach
from 1223,000 to 1230,000. . Of this $87
ooo is , lire Insurance. The remauder
coaslsU of bank deposiu In Washington
ana or reel estate in Usntoe and else
where.' Achedule of estate will prob
ably b. filed Monday by the administra
tor after they qualify. v" : --r .. '
Surveyors were at work te day plan
ning me ground on WHICH it la pro
posed to erect the McKlnley monument.
Serersl (mall contribution! were reoelv
1 by fee Mayor " 1 .
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. COLUMBIA A WINNER.
Bat by the Very Harrow Margin. A
v wonderful luce. .
The race between the Shamrock n and
Columbia wm sailed to a finish. C&J
lnmble won by 88 seconds but Shamrock
crossed the finish line before the Ameri
can boat; the latter won on account of
her time allowance of 43 seconds. .
The yachts were off close together
with Columbia in. the lead. Thema
nenvree of Capk Barr secured the best
place for Columbia. At eleven fifteen
Shamrock had pulled up and led the
Columbia
At twelve thirty the wind was reported
as holding about 6 knots an hour with
good prospects of holding out. The
Shamrock was then leading with the ad
vantage of her lower sails In the light
air." The sails of both yachts were draw
lug well and Capt. Barr was holding his
boat high up in the wind. The course
was straight to windward 19 miles and
return, the yachts beating to the stake
boat and running back free.
The Shamrock turned the stake boat
first at 1:304 o'clock. The Columbia fol- j
lowed close after. The official time gave
the Shamrock a lead of 41 seconds at
the stake boat.
The yachts were now on the home
stretch and sailing free before the wind
and the dispatch said they were "coming
home fast." At 8:25 the yachts were
nearlng the finish line and were almost
bow and bow with Shamrock slightly In
the lead. It was then said that Columbia
would win on account of her time al
lowance of 48 seconds. The report Bald
that It was "a Tricked race."
The 8hsmrock crossed the line at 8:31
o'clock with the Columbia 10 seconds be
hind. However the time allowance on
the measurement of the yachts gave the
race to the Columbia by 83 seconds, al
though the Shamrock hsd actually sailed
the course fast. It was the greatest race
ever known.
The local Interest continued yesterday
unabated and the bulletins of the Joub
oal were anxiously awaited. There was
much sympathy for Sir Thomas Llpton,
he was pronounced a true sport and
gentleman, many wished he would win
at least one of the races. The next race
will be Monday.
Ibsen's Death Expected.
London, Sept. 27. A special dispatch
from Christian! says that the condition
of Henrlk Ibsen, the Norwegian dramat
ist and poet, has grown worse snd that
his death Is hourly expected.
Heavy Damage to Rice.
Savanxah, Gs., 8ept 27. Rice plant
ers on the Save -ins h river snffered heavy
denage today from high water, snd still
further destruction is anticipated to-
n'ght. Fire snd six days ago there were
almost unprecedented rains up the river
from Augusta westward. The freshet
was due to arrive In the rice section to
day. It came on time, and was met by
an Immense volume of tide water piled
up u the river by the 60-mile northeast
gs'.e at Tybee. As a consequence many
of the plantations are flooded and the
cut rice Is ruined.
THE MARKETS.
,The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham & Co, New Bern,
N. 4).
Naw York, Sept. 28.
Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close
Oct 7.06 7.81 7.78 7.74
January 7.79 7.88 7.75 7.75
May 7.76 7.82 7.74 7.74
Chicago, Sept. 88.
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Open. High. Low. Clot
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Open. High. Lew; Close
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, Low. Close
. 882 ..887,
New.Tork, Sept, IttV
Open. High. Low,' Close
Stocks;
Sugar;,;.,:,:
Am. 0
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Tex. Pac ...
421 ' 41f
84 f 94
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411
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M.W.v;;;..V 64 y
SeBy',;v88 ;
JMl 64
88 ; 88
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881
U.S. 8(c)...... 44 '
V44
- Boote 4,"8ale 6.000 bale.: : - H
Futures, Oct-Nov. 4,90 Nov-Deo4.l7.
Apr-May 4 16. ;.'' . . y.l- -: j
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ii: Ssme week :. 1
yr'y.' last year, i
.v-y 168,129 Yi
Istwetb
-149,000 vj
' This week.
Ssty sreor
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. At Trinity College.
Thursday, Oct. 8, It Beneftctor'a Day
at Trinity College, and will be observed
as a holiday. All College work will be
suspended during the day. and at night
a pooiio meennr win do ueia in me
(Sreven Memorial Hall. To this meeting
the publio Is eordlally invited. Many
visitor are expected from various part
of the State An address will be de
livered by Bishop X. R. Hendrix, of Mis
souri, After the address, announcement
will be made of all gifts made to the
College during the year ending October
3.
The muilo will form an attractive fea
ture of the occasion. In addition to the
orchestra, an excellent program of vocal
muslo has been arranged, in which the
best musical talent of Durham will take
part. The speaker of the evening is a
man of national reputation as a Bpeaker
and preacher, Bishop Hendrix Is the
Most versatile of the Southern Methodist
Bishop. Being a man of long business
experience, he has a knowledge of men
and affair that has given balance and
proportion to his work. He has travelled
extensively In all parts of the world, thus
amassing a fund of Information that few
men have. He has been a very careful
student of literature and history, and In
recent years especially has put himself
In touch with the best thought of the
world.
B. W Pursell, Kintersville, Pa, says he
suffered 25 years with piles and could
obtain no relief until DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve effected a permanent enre.
Counterfeits are worthless. F. S. Duffy.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Held at New Bern, North Carolina. The
Late President Wm. McKlnley Dead.
The following preambles and resolu
tions were Introduced by lion. Isaac
H. Smith, the original McKlnley man
and were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, On September 6th, Presi
dent William McKinlcy, one of the best
men God has ever created In the form of
a man, was fatally wounded at Buffalo,
New "York, by a ball from a pistol In the
hands of one Leon F, Czolgosz an an
archist. Whibxas, On sccount of the greatness
goodness, magnanimity of his soul, In
tegrity of his heart and his purity of
purpose In all things, deeds and acts,
clothed with charity, virtue and gentle
ness of heart and soul like unlo a lamb
and harmless as s dove, though firm and
oar did In all his decisions and doings,
President William McKinloy was idol
ized snd loved by the people of the whole
world.
Wrxrxas, Becsuse of the further facts
he used his good offices as President of
so great a people as reside in the United
States of America as a Christian gentle
man, as a statesman, patriot and diplo
mat, knowing no one section of his
great country better than any other por
tion or part of It, sex, creed, color or
class, his death brought unremitting sor
row to every civilized country on earth
and a personal loss to every American
citizen which is keenly felt throughout
the realm, wherever that people recog
nizes AbrrArn'sGod as their God.
Wrebbas, As a soldier and as an of
ficer in the trmy over soldiers, as a legls
lator in Congress, as a Governor and as
a President of these United Btates he
proved himself to be s msn created, made
shaped, fashioned In the first image of
his Creator, God, whom he loved and
served fervently dally and In these many
years of publio service. The people's un
animous verdict is:. Let these words be
written and preserved as an unfading
monument, "Here lies si honest man the
noblest work of God."
Whebbas, His life and character will
serve to the end of time as a beacon light
to the manhood of the world's rising
generation in so great a proportion as
Queen Victoria's character and life will
ever serve to Inspire real womanhood of
the world. For these two names are
cosmopolitan. Thorefore be it resolved,
. h That the act of Leon F. Czolgosz
ia shooting the fatal ball, causlngvthe
President to fall a Victim ia death, meet
our anqaallned -disapproval, and most
solemn condemnation.
. II: We recommend and request that
the ministry, school teachers snd the
leaden of the people will call special at
tentlon to the character and life of
President William McKlnley In a special
and befitting manner to their hearer
daring each and every service or when
an opportunity present itself within
the next thirty day. - For ths reason
his character end life amount to a
guide. ' v- ; i '. v " '; "
III: .Thtt our sympathy - be hereby
tenderly extended to Mr. McKlnley1,
his surviving consort sod the bereaved
family la this their great loss and afflic
tion y v . ,-'''':,"
IV! . That e copy of these Resolutions
be senrlo Canton, Ohio, the home of
the late President for publication. i
Vi Thtt these' Resolutions be pub
lished In ell paper friendly throughout
the world.;..
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V ; TOyLBAHSB IHB SYSTEM
. Effectually yet gently when cost.vs or
billions, to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys snd liver to a healthy activity,
without Irritating or weakening them,
to dlnpol headaches, colds, fevers, Use
Bymp of Figs, made by the California
Fig Bymp Co. :
Just
eoeived,
Pigs Feet and Pig Tails, Pickled Tripe, Potted Ham and
Tongue, Fresh Bay Lobsters, and Salmon.
Clover Hill Print Butter, Fancy Cream Cheese, Bologna
Sausage, Spanish Mackerel, White Beans new crop, Fresh
Grits and Oatflukeg.
Good Cooking Butter 2'2c lb. Corned Betf, Codfish and
Irish Potatoes.
Norton Yam Potatoes 20c peck.
Br Give me a call.
Yours truly,
J. L HcDAlL
'Phone 91,
3 Putting Things
When you put away the
groceries you order from
us we want you to notice
The promptness of de
livery, the cleanliness of
the goods, the full, honest
measure, the quality of
what you get.
There is abundant reason
why you should send us your
order.
Fresh lot Baldwin Apples
just received.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
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New Coffee Roaster
JUST RECEIVED.
FOR A FEW DAYS
we will sell you Freeh Roasted Coffee, ground
x to order for
lie Lb. or 5 Lbs. for 50c.
Respectfully,
ARCH BELL & CO.,
Phone 194. 75 Broad St
Ks.t..lt.lttSStlllltl.WW.MM......S.....
One Night Only !
Wednesday, Oct. 2nd.
BIG CUT SHOW.
Culhane. If I
Chace eft :
Weston's
The Show of Novelties.
Magnificent Soenio First Part.
MORE AND BETTER
Commedlans, Vocalists, Dancers, Spec
ialties, Singers and Acrobats.
EBfYou Get Youj Money's Worth.
Everything Mew!
Alwaye TJp-bwiate. The 20 th
Century Show. r
Ned Walston'f Blr Band.
M The East End . of the Haroy
Ilouse 16 Desirable. Booms, with
water bati and gfw4y 'ri '' :;.
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94 Middli 8t . - i
' NEW BERN, -' "IT, C, 'Jl-
BRiar, BRICK.-80IH hsrj preseed
brick In any quantity yon may wish at
Moore' Wood Yard. ' .' ," ': '-,
in
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Wholesale
& Retail
G rosier.
71 llroa'l HU
x nunc r
Bait Bearings
are adjusted ln;tlie; first plaoe by
experts. It is not advisable for one not
an expert to touch them.
If your wheel does not work just right
have a man who knows how, to look It
over. All repair work guaranteed. Get
what you payjforjby coming here. 1XS1
WM.T.1ULL,
Dealer In Biotolxs, Pibiabks, Sfobtihc
Goods, PBONooaArng, Job Pbutim,
RcMi'a Stamp, Seal Pbbhhs, Ao
et-M Middle St FEW BERN, H.
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To "the Public!
After thanks 'for past patronage'
we desire to announoe that on and
after September let,' 1901, Mr. J.
J. 'Hart (whom ron all know will
be found at bar oSfoe to 'weloomsy
his many friends, having been 4 ,
mittod to the tho' 0:d RoilabW"
j nuavu nu.wuuuuv UUUC7
ilia atyle of VV?'
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ours sincerely, ,