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vol; xi i -no. 158. - ,t iiw-IIHf. H. C, WEDNESDAY M0RNIN8, OCTOBER 2, 1901. TWENTIETH YKAIi -iBu::iT; NO BARRIERS. - WILDWOOD. 4 r. r 'J' N APOLEON lost sic from a fit Tft OF ' many battles business because you lack the supporting" stimulating brace of good coffee. "PootC i - ' i, . ?m ' ;i coffer, poor energy 1 " 1s the rule. Nature? has her soft pedal down and you have no snap. If you want the loud pedal, the- forceful power, the strenuous living, try: Chase & Sanborn's Seal, .Brand CoffeeV; It will strengthen your HACICBURN,1 47-49 Pollock Street JUST 'KRCRIVKH A NRW f ALSO EXTRA RUBBERS' FOR SAME. ! Dou t forget we have a fresh lot of Portsmouth Corned Mullets. If jou wHn't. Good Coffoe try our "Morning Glory" brands they can't be beat, in fact we ara headquarters for anything in the flroctry line. Give us a call and we will save you money. Yours for business, t Wholesale and Retail Orocer, J PHONIC (ill ffer. Broad tfe ITancock Him. NOTE THE PRICES At the Planters Warehouse. P. 8. ERNUL. 11.75. " 14.8. " 11.50. " 19 00. " 28.50. " 80.00. " 18.00. 112 Ibt. 18 ' 108 ' S3 " 47 80 " 50 " J, M. I POCK. 108 lb. 18.00. 10 " 85.00. 82 " " 17.00. 88 " " 22.00. 86 " " 47.00. 8 J " " 22 50. J. II. BU4PKIN8, 475 lb O 15.00. BAM MOORE. 62 lb, a 18.75. 25 " " 16.75. 80 " - 12.26. : 15 " " 27.00. 16 " 40.00. L. & HARPER. 600 lbt. a 8.00. 28 11.00. 85 00. 26.00. 18J26J 1025. 18 100 145 184 Yours to Please, Planters Warehouse Co., J. U. ; , are (n and . Complete Line Coal Only place In town to find a WUboH aizea. Oar Carbon Peninsular Is the fire than any other. i . Fire I oardf of one piece, Store ' ' ' .' Come (d and look over oar ttook jourrlnter itove.' I - , ' ' - , ; Call Drring Cactcrs, 1 .' DT Prompt, Delivery and Ooodi Guaranteed. ',' j ... Qr.c!;Ill I Ir.rdvnrc Co. PHOHg 147. 78 MiDou St the battle of Ldp-i of Indigestion.' How do 5 you lose in your; ST "I n arm. la i-ib. and .-lb. Da Cu (k tight). (Maw Uh SnaVt'le richl, -eolond puchmnt bag. (moWur. proof). SUPPLY Of 1 AMD QTf T'j&.TSZZE: Jr., W. J. FRANKS. 251 lbt. 11 60. 78 " " 18.00. 20 " 21.00. 88 " " lSSO. L, V. LANCA8TKU. 82 lbt. 18.75. 18 " 21.60. 88 " " 27.00. 68 " " 10.76. L. DAWSON. 214 lb, ft 6.00. 180 10.00. 264 " 12.0a ; PENNIK WILLIS. 87 lbt. 10.75. 28 " 17.60. 18 12.00. 16 " " 18.00. M. IPOCK. 28.. lb, a UM, 26 " 17.00. 22 ' - SlJMk G.aGAflKINB. 214 lbt. 1085. 21 22.60. 20 "J 12.00. 77 "18.00. 160 " " U.00. H0T7ABD, ITanager. of V 1 1 1 Stove, Wood Stovwi and Healjeiti, neater, Wt Ito them in tHree Beat, take leai coal to ran the .,--. u . I)." : I'' 5j(f Board any aize. ' tv ' 'L and get oar prion before baying K2W tZV.X, N, O Under New Act. Thw Maylfot Ex- ' ceed $200,000 a Tear. Rev. Cade Iafereated U Swama Laadi. Appeal ' ! the Haada msCaM. Iaspeetloa of the Nneriea.i Sue Ball " 'l.leagaer-;' IUiaiGH, October 1, Under the new penaloa act the amoant of , peaaloni nay vol exceed $200,000 a year, and the total annual penalon to each of the tour olaiees may lot" exceed the fouowlng fignrea, lit elaaa 7S; 2nd class $60;' 8rd claaa $48j 4(h elaaa and widows $90. In case the special penalon tax doe not yield $200,000 a year, ;he Bute treaanrer ia to make vp the deficit from the gen- era! fund.: But- there are nearly 8,500 pea si oner mnder the aew act)' to many that the maxlmnnt allowaaeea can not be paid out Of " the' $200,000. ' Auditor Dixon says this year's allowances will be about as follows, let class, $60; 2nd about $50-, 8d about $88 or $40; 4th and widows aboat 20., Last year the 4th got only $14,60. On a lake near here the greatest of all the lilies, the Victoria Regie, is now in bloom. Lily culture Is becoming qulto a fad In this section. Rev. Baylua Oade, who was Oov. Rus sell's private secretary, waa sold by E. S. Finch, half of the latter's option on the State's "swamp lands" In Carteret. Finch surrenders his half Interest, but Cade has nntll next February to sell the 58,000 teres covered by hit half and to pay the State tt the rale of 50 cents an acre. Formal notice Is served on the Corpo ration Commission by State Senator Ward of Plymouth of hla 'appeal from the decision of Judge Robinson In the Su perior Court here to issue a mandamus to force the commi-elon to this year as sess the franchises of the railways. The Stale Entomologist returned to day from an Inspection of fruit tree nurseries of which there are 46 in the State. He has a few yet to inspect. So far he says he hat found no San Jose scale In them. In fruit orchards the scale now exists In 14 localities in the State, three of these being new ones. The scale la increasing and ts quite widely scattered. uovernor Atcock consents to an ex change of courts by which Judge Brown will hold Scotland and Judge Nesl Washington court, both beginning Oc tober t8th. It is said here that tome preliminary Mens are belns taken for the formation ota'ftorthTarollna base ball league for 1902. The trees were never to green as at present this1 late la ' tile; season, The opinion prevails among the farmers that the coming winter will be! e cold ' one. Of connect Is all guess work. T0;a.EAISE THE SYSTEM Effectually yet gently when costive or billions, to permanently overcome hab itual constipation, to awaken the kid neys and liver to a' healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use Syrup of Figs, made by the California ngSyrap Co. " Supreme Court Opinions. Special to Journal. Bu.aioa. Oct. 1. The Supreme Court filed the following opinions today: Weeka vs McPail from Sampson, pe tition to rehear dismissed, former ruling affirmed. , f. . ., Bardea u Hugh from Sampson appeal diajsueaed,) a McDowell vs Baker from Lenoir af. Strickland vs Striokland from Nash two appeals declared against. , rack ; Hotpital vs Fountain from EdMeomba axror. .". JUrfwMra Raoey trom Craa,rror.": ; 1 " 1 VltallTS McOowah from Flit affirmed 4 BaUerthwJIte n EUlsirwa.' Craven af. flrmea;,-' ' ,"" ! . .- ' Williams vs Rlok from Lenoir affirmed hiBercnriansydei .-ti ; For sprains, swellings and lameaesa there la nothing ao ' good as Chamber lain' Pain Balm. Try It, For sale by r- B. Duffy Co.,. , , ) , ., Eyans Give Bis, Testimony. ' WAamntfTOK, Sept. M. Rear Admiral Evans, who, aa captain,, commanded the battleship Iowa during the Santiago cam. palgu, was a wltneas before the Schley navel court nr Inquiry today. Hla testi mony covered the entire period ftom the time the Iowa left the port of Key West on thaSOtk of May; 1888, until the 6th of July, when Admiral Evaot testified he had a conversation with Admiral Schley concerning the battle of the 8rd. lie de scribed In detail the principal battle off Santiago) and also gave particulars eon eernlar tbt bombardment of the Colon op the Slit of May. ' ....; A r IA 4. I i Tor L. alt r.at:.n.j:" t oars the y" ecf President Roosevelt jays That North and South are on an Equal Footing. WASHrsoToa, September 80-Freaident Theodore Roosevelt called for "Pri vate" J. II. Dalzell, of Ohio, today, and outlined his position In regard to the South in unmistakably plain terms. On September 27 the Louis -Bell Post, Grand Army of the Republic, of Man chester, N. H., held a memorial service for President McKInley. At that ser vice Capt. Frank H. Challis, paat nat ional commander ' of the Sons of Veter ans, referred to a letter written presi dent Roosevelt to a Southern friend, in which he spoke of the fact that two of his uncles had served In the Confederate Navy, and made other references to his reasons for entertaining the beat of feel-i Ing for the South. Private Dalzell, learning of the atti tude of the Manchester post addressed a letter to them, In which he pointed out the fact that President Roosevelt was as much the President of the South as of the North; that the war waa over nearly 40 years ago, and that the majority of the great men of the country had been engaged In reconciling the differences between the North ond the South ever 'since Appomattox, when Qrant sal 'Let us have peace." Mr. Dalzell wrote that the sentiments expressed were premature and suggested that the post waltfor Borne act of Presi dent Rooseueit Indicative of undue fa voritism toward the South before taking action condemning him. He closed by noting the fact that the President him self was a soldier whose bravery was un questioned and who had served his coun tay and flag as well as any of Ihe mem bers of the Manchester Post. Mr. Dalzell sent a copy of tills letter to tho President and was Invited to eall at the White House today. The President gave him to understand that he intended to pursue the same course toward the South as that of Mr. McKInley. He Intimated that he regard ed himself as the President of the South as much as of the North, and that in making appointments to office or other wise recognizing the claims of American citizens no consideration would be paid to the section of the country from which they came. He fully recognized the claims of the Boldlers of the Grand Army of the Republic and proposed to see that they were properly cared for In the ad ministration of penstpns and In the dis tribution of patronage. But, without reference to the issues of the Civil War and without taking any position as to the propriety of the course of either the South or tho North, Mr. Roosevelt let it be plainly understood that he was not a "sectional" President in any sense of the word, and that the fact a man waa from the South would not operate against him any more than the fact that he was from the North would be considered aa in his favor. Dr. Bull's Pills tor Liver Ills. One pill a dose. Box, 50 pills. 10 cts. Cure Constipation, Liver Troubles, Bil iousness, Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Fe male Complaints, Stomach and Bowel Disorders. Dr, Bull's Pills never gripe. Chicago to Entertain Upton. Chicago, Sept. 80. Although Sir Thomas Llpton baa not yet aet the date when he will visit Chicago It haa practi cally been settled by the Chicago Athletic Association, whose guest he will be, that a reception and breakfast will be given him between October 10 and 16. Prepare tlona have begun. CONVICTS COUNTERFEIT. Wonderful Actions of a Trusty. , . . To Remain in. Likely Ralbigh, Oct. 1. Ben Fields a negro convict, "trusty" la the penitentiary, was released toDay his term having ended but wu rearrested at the gate, by i deputy TJ. B. Marshal and la now in Jail. He and some of the other convlota have been counterfeiting silver coins. Friday night he and another "trusty" who were la the brick yard of the prleon got over the stockade and earns to Raleigh where they paaaed some of the money they had made. They went back over the stockade-and reported next morning, but were betrayed. ",IW..T. Wesson, Ghofsouvllle, Vaj drug glat, writest . "Tour One Minute Cough Cure gives perfect tatltf action. My cus tomers say It is the best remedy for coughscolds, throat and lung (roubles" F. H. Duffy. . : : - - Confederate Home Burned. ' Atlauta, Sept, 80. The Confederate Soldiers' Home, juat east of thla city, was destroyed by fire today. There were ae Uvea lost but Several narrow escapes. About sevtnty velerana were Inmates of the building, some ol them being Invalids who were retcned with difficulty. ' The lots It estimated at 23,000, covered by $10,000 Insurance. The home waa opened for the ex-Confederate veterans of the State June 80, and wu built by popular subscription. Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: "De W I It's Little Early Itlners never bnnd me duuble MUe other p"'s,but do their work tlnrri!. l!y and make me feel like a W." Certi.iu thorough, gentle. F. 8. Duffy, Rain Causes Further Losses. The Horse Disease. Tobacco Growers Don't Know, Personals September 80. The weather still con tinues thick and rainy, we hate had al most another overflow, low land cotton is rotting In the boll before It opens, hay saving is put to an end for n while on account of rain. It will be tome time before the land will hold up n mowing machine. That disease that was killing the horses in Hyde county has found Its way down here among our horses, there have been several cases of It last week. It kills as it goes. .r Elijah James, a negro man got his leg broken last Monday at Mr. W. 8. Bell's saw mill. He was at work at the mill pulling logs, one slipped and caught Tobacco farmers are In a quandary where to ship their tobacco for best pri ces It is so low anyway. They don't like Klnston because they sell It so cheap, and they doa't like New Bern be cause they don't give enough for it, so it Is bad anyway. Mrs. Margrett Bell Is very sick now. She Is at her daughter's, Mrs. W. C. Murdoch. She Is getting quite old. We hope she will get out again soon. Mrs. H. Murdoch is very low. She Is getting on in years too, but we hope alio will get better toon. Mr. C. F. Bell haa some sickness in his family. It seems to be quite sickly here just now for Wlldwood it Is noted for good health as well as good cttlzons. ' Mr. K. B. Stewart has bad all the shad he could well handle at his factory last week up until the storm. We arc glad to have with ns a few days two of our old friends, Mr. Hay wood Teasley of Norfolk, Va. He Is vis iting his parentB; and Mr. I). W. Bell, of Washington. N. C, he is visiting his sick mother, Mrs. Margaret Bell, it seems like old times to have them with us. Capt. Jim Pigott of Bogue passed through here Sunday evening, en route to Beaufort to attend court this week. Mr. G. R. Guthrie went down to Beaufort this morning to attend court as juror. Messrs. W. L. Oglesby, brother and Lnray Murrell of the extra force on the A. & N. C. It. R. spent Sunday here. Mr. Eric Bell of Klnston who has been spending a few days hero left Sun day for Klnston. Mr. J. H. Bell returned home Saturday night from Kinston where he spent last week. Mr. W. T. Pelletier wont to Mnrehead City Saturday on business. Mr. T. C. Bell went to New Born last week to sell tobacco. Miss Lura Roberts of Newport spent Sunday at Wlldwood. Mr. John Mann of Morehead City spent a while with us Saturday. W. X. Y. Z Tobacco at the Fair. Ralmgh, Oct. 1. H. P. Dortch of the state agricultural department has gone to the western part of the Btate to pro cure choice specimens of leaf tobacco for the department's great exhibit at the Charleston Exposition. SKIN TORTURES And all Forma of Itching ; Scaly Humours Instantly 1 . Relieved and Speedily - - CURED Bt CUTICURA. Complete) Treatment eons lata of Cctiotba Soap, to cleanse the akin Of ornate and scales and soften the thickened outiole, CtmocmA Onrr amrr,. to instantly allay, itching,' Irritation, and inflammation, and Booths and heal, and Cdtiovba B ' aotvnT, to cool and cleanse the blood. A Simoli Br la often ' sufllclont to cure the most torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning, bleed ing, scaly, crusted, and pimply akin, scalp, and blood humours, when all else fails. - , i Milium 1 PMele Catfeara Baaa, BMll-UHl bj-CimCUU Of-.TMUITfaTbMUrtirr' . Inrlh nkt-i, for elMMtiwUw scalp, and aloa. Ml.T ..111.. .....! Wl. nm Ui hunilui, 1m bnt7 !fcrhlnr me ih-Jim, la bim for aumirlnR: trritaUmui and chiangr, or loo fr" or o'N'niv. pr.)trtul.m, for wiif if.iii'l.Btftw,'Wii mother., ftnd f,r all Cakes and Crackers JUST BKITD. CORNED MULLET?, Mackerel, Spiced Pigs Feet, Pick led Tripe 5c lb. Self-netting Kat Traps lfie caoh, usually sold at 25c. Good Cocoa Door Mats 50c, Uush School Book Bags 10c. Fresli lot Clover Hill Print Butter, Fancy Full Cream Cheese. Tobacco users will And my stock complete. BPGive me a call and I will suit you. Respectfully, J. LHcllEL 35 'Phone 91. rutting 1 kings 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., Broad St Grocer, New Coffee Roaster JUST RECEIVED. FOR A FEW DAYS we will sell you Fresh Roasted Coffee, ground to order for lie Lb. or 5 Lbs. for 50c. Respectfully, ARCHBELL & CO., Phone 194. 75 Broad St niiiitiiiimxmiiiiiiiiiiiiiziiizzizxiiiiiiin MASONIC OPERA HOUSE One Night Only ! Wednesday, Oct 2nd, big art show. Culhane, Cliace & Weston' The Show of Novelties. . HagniGcent Soenio First Part. NORB AND BETTER Commedians, Vocalists, Dancers, Spec ialties, Singers and Acrobats. nrYou Get Your Money's Worth. Everything New! .Always Up-to-date. The 20th Century Show. .. i - Ned Walston'a Big Band, General admission 80o; Reserved Seats 7Ee; Gallery SAoj The East End of the Harrey HcuBfr 16 Desirable Eos, with water bath and gas. ' ;, ", ir 1 . Apply to . , ( ' x ' 94) Micdlb St- ' 1 . -NEW BERN, - N. ft I Minstrels J. If. MM Whotesale eft Retail iw-cer, 71 : 71 Kro.-vl Hi. Phone 137. Ball Bearings are adjusted Intlieflrst place, by experts. It is not advisable for one not an expert to toaeh them. If your wheel does not work just right have a man who knowt how, to look it over. All repair work guaranteed. Get what you payor.by coming here. WU T. niLL, Dealer In Biotolbs, Fixbabks, fl pontine Goons, Phokoqeapiir, Job Psnitino, Rdbbss BTAim, Sial PaBssas, Ao . l-M Middle it lrfiw BERir, it. Has ao equal for the cure of all forms of Miti aiH Nccralda. T-w-? 'CUXXE3'' when all other preparations fall to give relief. Absolutely harmless, IS and 60 eents at all Drag Stores, " Ry the dose at Bode Fountains. x . , ,,' OAUTOIIIA. -VasnaV - Ihs kind foe Mo lwn gafjrM
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