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RXW BXILS, I, C, THURSDAY MOfiSISfl, 0CT0.BIE 3, ISOli
TWENTIETH TEAK
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APOLEON lost the battk of Ldp-
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1 ; sic from a fitof Indigestion.' Hcrtfc
"f- tlitiairf likttles''fo'ydq lose -la your,
m C y , ..4. ', " ?' t v5"
business , because youIack ; sppwtlngf;
stimuuting brace of j goo4 ' coffee. , "Poor
j; ? vt? ttTai - Vi v - "H; J:
coffee, poor energy I is the ruk.' Nature:
has her, soft pedal down and you havenoT
. , . ' i ' -i" -
snap. If you want the V (oud pedal, the
forceful power, .the strenuous living:, try:
Chase. & Sanborn's Seal Brand Coffee.-
It will strengthen your arm;
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HAOCBURN,
47-49 PoOock Street
tit-
JUST RECEIVED A NEW SUPPLY OF I AND 2 QT.' c
ALSO EXTRA RUBBERS FOR SAME.
Don t forget we have a fresh lot of
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
If ou an't Good Coffee trr our "Momincr Glnrv" hnnrla ,
they can't be beat, in fact we are headquarters for anything
in the Grocery line.
Give ua a call and we will save you money.
Tours for business,
sr. 13. .ISKEIK, Jr.
PHONIC HI)
Wholesale and Retell Oncer,
f W. Ilroad A Hianook Nw.
BOTE THE PRICES
At the Planters Warehouse.
F.&EBNDL.
U Ibt. 11.79.
14J.
11.60.
10.00.
23.50.
80.00.
18.00.
180
108 .
8
47
90
50
J, M. I POCK.
108 lbi. 18.00.
10 " M 85.00.
88 " " 87.00.
88 " " 88.00.
3 ' " . 47.00.
81 " "sSHQ.
J.M.BlMPKUiS.
475 lta 15.00.':
BAM. MOORE.
18.75.
15 " 15.78. .
00 " - 18.85, ..
18 " H 40.00.
L.8.HABPIR. '
900 Hit. O 8.00.
88
18
100
145
184
81.00.
85.00.
85.00.
18.884;:
10 85. ,
W.J. FRANKS.
851 It. 11.50. r
78 " 18.00.
80 " 81.00.
88 11 16,50.
It, V. LANOA8TKH.
88 lbt. 18.75,
18 " " 81.6a
88 " 87.00.
58 10.75..
' i I. DAWSON.
814 lta. A 6.00. ,
180 10.00,
864 V W-OO.
' V PSBTNIB WILLIS. 1
87 lu. aumi,
88
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if. IPOCK.
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814 Iba. Sh 1088. J -
88 - :tM. h'y
" -18.00.
;.-,77 -lSJIft' "vi
. 160 ." 160.' '
Yours, to Please, ;
Planters AVarehouscr Co
J.jlL H0T7AIID, Ilaxxaser.
l-lC-.f4l.M. 't
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Mi! f i .f.-J'- : 111 Mf V.'tV.,A W..iT..: ....
re'(n and ' Complete line Coal Stoves, Wood Stovesaiid . Heaters!
Only plaee In town to flnd; a ilsoo Heater. ' We have them in three
size. Oar Carbon Peninsular la the Best, takes less coal ti tnn tii
J. 1
Are Uiai any other.
;",! ; Fire I oardi of one piece, Stove Boards any size.
'.ft f Come in and lbolci owf par stock and get onr prices before buying
jour winur stove,'-.
!?;MBaII :Cr::T.Gn:tcr8.:;-!
V tyPrompt Dellfery and Goods Guaranteed.. ' - '
i r 0"c!:lll Ilrrclvnrc Co.
raaxt
HJ.
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The Crops !tre Short and Parmer)
s; .i are Mich Behind.-' - i
CetUa . KUU aad- CaiM , User.
.Scholars Neea Mot Wear Cets t
v Horaal Celltfe Is ra'll.., -1
roterkortIsnel.
. ; . a - .;t S '
a iiu- tVJ tif "rT0 JM
EiXmoH,'. Oak 8, A feMrchaat la
speaking of the great shortness of tlU
year's crops and of, the Condition 6f the
large proportwa of farmers who buy on
tine, said j'ths fact Is the farmers sre
twalre months behind.'' . '
-Got. Ajroock pardons Alas Hill an old
sad feeble man wko was serving, a- foor
mootbs term Hm the roads la Forfjrthe
eoonty, V Hlll had the widely prevaulent
idea that after hU" wife had ' abandoned
him 1 years he had fnQ legal right ie re-
manry. He did icand wat-trled-and
eosTlcted faltryfcat (he laweays
is taat sites xsewsa s y eaabaAaonment
theipersoa se abaadoiied Is not. galliy of
bigamy m rifryloi, hot U lUble for
adultery,;1 " r:.?1? i
It is aaaerted by the U. S. Commission
er here that a considerable amount of
counterfeit silver is to circulation la Ral
eigh. Borne persons belleipt it If made
In the Penitentiary. ,, . . " ; '
Thi State labor commbslOner givei It
asiusoplnioathattheeotton mills are
complying admirably with their written
pledge, died with the last legislature, to
drop child employees; These sre rapidly
replaced by adults. . 1
Arrivals: Charles R. Thomas, New
Bcra; S. A. Humphrey, W. O. Monroe,
Ooldsboro.
Tlckot agent Chsrlei Qattli of the
Seaboard Air Line Is'yery tick here with
fever."', il ..'
fltste OhemUt Kllgora bat gone to
Little Rock,' Arkansas, to represent
North Carolina fit (he conyentlon or Ag
rlcnlturaLOommlaaloaers of the ootton
TheAute Boperlnteadtnt of Public
Interaction decides that ' It It not
neeestary for papll St a publl school
to wear a eoal. but that a rMrt wslst It
. j' A
entirely proper.
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It will be about twe.eks?before the
Superior Court decides wkleh of the 47
appUoants are entitled to license at at
torneys. . ' ' '
President Mclver of the State Normal
tnd Industrial college for young women
at Greensbory, reports that 408 ttudenti
are present, thtt being the capacity Of
the college. ; ' " , ' '? '
br. Boll's Pills for Liver Dls. ,
One, pll)sdote,. Box. 60 pills, 10 cu.
Cure Constipation, Liver Troubles, Bil
iousness, Impure Blood, Dyspepsia,. Fe
male Complaints, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders. Dr, Boll't Pills never gripe.
Mobil Loses $20,000,000.
Mobilb, AtA, October ljudge Toal-
!a, of the United States Circuit Court
In Equity, to day gave an importont de.
cislbn sgalnst (he city of Mobile.
The suit Involved the ownership of the
wharf property along the river front
Within the limits of the city. The ques
tion was one of riparian rights and own
ertfc'p, tnd Judge Toulmia decided that
while the legal title to the land was la
the hsme of the tty it l Was estopped
from attertlug the title because It had
granted properly owners the right to
baikt wharves sad bulkheads. -Thtt liti
gation Carries with tr patsestloa of the
entire river (roAl epdlfs many vsluahls
Improvements, shJt, wsrehouses doekt
sad mills. 1 ' ' V'' ' .-(..,
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; The Schley Court J '.
Watblnsto'bof;iIt Is VMpeuted
Judge-Advocate Lemly will eshstut his
list of f itnesses this week end that the
testlmoay of wUnaases , .for . Admiral
Bubley will occupy about . two weeks.
The esse will he closed. It fs- believed,
by Hoy ember L , .
. i ' 1 nit
yotprsms,- swelltngS and lameaett
there Is nothing so good at Gbsmbsr-
lala's Psla Balm,, Try It. Tor sale hi
F. a Duffy AOo. ,..!
)miJm ixmvcj'M Bay"i"' .,,
i fehelby, Dot.' 1.--Jim Lowerv Is sar-
rounded by a posse at King's Mountain
end the new reaches here that be la like
ft,
THE MARKETS.
Ths following quotations were receiv
ed by J. B. Latham 4 Co, Mew Bern,
W. 0
ly li bs killed et Wiired before kmota-
lng: .V.'VV C,-:., i
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.T." Wesson, Gholsonvllle, Vs; drag
gltt, writes: 'Tour One Minute Couth
Cnre gives perfect tatlifaotlon. My cus
tomers Say It Ittbt best remedy" for
cought, colds, throat tnd, lung troubles"
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;; Whftt Instead of Corn. " j
Sailns, Kan. Oct., 1-Mny ' KsniM
farmers sre changing their acreage from
corn to; wheat because of this year's
poor corn crop, and lu tome suctions
the change It so great that local papers
say the - farmers havs gone "wheat
crazy.";' : '' ;
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78 A! IDOLS 8f
OOTTOKJ .
Oct.
Dee........
January.....
March....
May........
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Hiw Tobx, Oct. .'
Open.' High, Low; Close
7.8 7.76
i 7.75 7.78
7.76 . 7.78
7.76 7.75
7.76 7.7'
7.88
7.78
7.74
Ml
7.74
7.71
7-76
7.78
7.74
7.7
Chicago, Oct. 8.
Wnar. "Open. High. Low.
.... 72t 78i
Open. High.
..Mi Ml
... 56 Mt
Open. High.
.."875 876
68
78i
Low.
64
56V
Low.
840
Close
68
72
Close
Mi
Close
857
How Tork, Oct. 8.
Open. High. Low. Close
.. 1171 118 117i 118i
Deo... .
Msy
GOBit:
Oct. ...
Dec...
Blbs:-
Oot
Stocks
Sugar.;....
Am. 0
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Tex. Pac..
Am. O.F...
If. a B
Oon.T.....
Pac. M ...
K.4W...
So By
0.8.8(c).
Liverpool
Spots 4 1043. Bales 15,000 bale.
Futures, Oct-Nov. 4.19 Not Dec 4 16.
Apr-May 4 16.
TOUT KSOUFTH.
' Same week
Last wetk. , last year.
118,000 268.128
This week.
Sst. 25000
Hon. 55000
Toes. 43000
Wed. 81000
Thurs.
Frl.
80t 80J 89 SO
12 13 13 12
40 41 40 40f
38 28 26 26
M
116
42 42 40 40
54 M 58 68
S3f 83 32 82
44 11 43 43
Navy Needs Sailors.
Wabhikotok, Oct. 1 Two thousand
enlisted men are wanted by the nary to
bring the strength up to the full limit
authorized by law. The navy requires
these sailors this winter In order to
place the fleet of torpedo boat destroyers
In commission now practically com
pleted and ready for service. .There will
be aea rljSO of these boats, and the ma
jority of them are now within' a few per
cent, of readiness for servloe,. The
aavy also requires a Jsrge number of
seamen for ships already la commission
to fill up the complements and give each
restel the number her rating calls for.
GUM BRANCH,
October 8.-Humbngs will never cease
A men wss sround trying to sell a sulky
plow, to use In plaee of the "old dlile."
We don't need It, don't want It, and
don't believe It will serve the pur
pose.
AU alike, sing the praises of MoKln-
ley, It seems strange people can't find a
maa out until beta dead,;, ws hope Mr.
Roosevelt will asaks as a good a one. ;
A good maay are trying to save hay If
It Is relay and there Irpleaty of It this
year everywhere around here. . j
Mr. Council J ana an and his. brother
Frank, are making a short visit among
friends sad relatives here. .5
Meeting ' continues ' at' - Rlchlaads,
preachers present are Petrea, Tyndaj,
Rogers and Button, S additions to date,
The 'colored men of boy Isaaapriy
fellow. - Be win pick eottoa all day and
slng,"cottod go wsy" pick from 16 to (0
lb sad whsa it lawelghed up he says
yes'er . hoes I . wsnts ds wuff sn It in
chess and crackers.- ;': ::. -. t
Mies Willis Morton of South West ha
Just returned home - from a visit among
friends here and about. ; ; S.-..V . ' t
Jack Kooaoe a colored maa went bant
IngSome time sines and killed two Wild
tUrkeyt sad one opoeesm. . -;; ' M i
Joha " A' Barry colored, ' killed ' an
other turkey,:, t . . t; j .
UUtSS.;
.' -' :.' lit'-
r:- Tka laiaslve Antslewe. i j
An antelope la aa curious aa a wos
1. If the hunter will lie down In the
gross and wave a red handkerchief,, a
band of antelope will keep circling
around until within reasonable dlitnnce
foe a safe shot ,. After completing s
circle the antelope bait Suddenly aod
bring down one fore foot with a vtiror
out stamp -on the ground, snd t the
sama Instant they make a sort ef snort
that sounds like a half whistle. That
Is the propitious moment for peppering
thorn with rlflt balls. ...
- I learned this trick when a frontiers
man came along and found me crawl-
It tr for miles on the level prairie en
1 nvorlng to get a shot at one of the
t mid creatures. The mail Si :! ;ud me If
I thought I could get him. .1 aiKWerd:
V-t him! I've rot to g!t him. I'm
out of mi.ttt." lie thi'n pouted me
at.. lit lying still end Blrt!)ig wlin the
hnnflki-ri-hlff, and I found t; f I'kcd
t'nit t.ctt.'r tV.an clion'"'?, end I nide
an cutiy r. ' t V d v., t si i
po.-JM'f.'d Oils' Of t; 0 vl fti.i "i ; i
Sf Vfomnn. 1 .''ni'i;((.
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n.r
-w - ARAPAHOE. , -September
80-For the last three dsys
wa have been Visited by a heavy- rain
fall, which has: done mnch damage to
ootton.; Those who are preparing ior
trucking will be much delsyed In sow
Ing their seed because of the extreme
wet.;,5;i.. ...,-- -; '-'s,;: '
J Elder Frost, " the Free Will Baptist
Svangellst closed bis meeting at Arapa
hoe last Friday night, with seventeen
additions. - Mr. Frost seems to be deep
ly stirred on the subject of washing feet
He sold many tracts be had written - on
the subject, besides preached It from
the ittnd at Arapahoe.
Mr. Nosh Rice from Alliance visited
oar little town last Tuesday.
Mr. Jesse Peed of Oriental, was In
town Wednesday.
Mr. Frank Paul of Washington was la
our little (owe last Friday.
Mr. John Mslllson of Arapahoe visited
US yesterday, he says the rains In hit
community are not to hesry as they are
here.
The merchants of our little town are
rapidly improving their stock ready for
the fall trade.
- Mr. W. R. Reel began to gin cotton
ths morning. J. B. B.
TO CLEANSE 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
Fig Syrup Co.
SWANSB0R0.
October 1. We bsve had a young
storm for several days, the highest tides
for years, and heavy rains, but wind
light and no damage .lone only a few
wharfs upset.
Crops very short ss to cotton and
corn, sweet potatoes pretty good, slso
pea crop. Cholera among the hogs, Mr.
Q. W. Smith lost over 75 head In two
weeks, snd the horses continue to die
now snd then. Messrs. R. W. Fresh
water, Wm. Rlggs, J. D. Hawkins and
D. H. Russell, have each lost a horse,
Mr. Russell lost s tine stallion last Sat
urday, all from ths staggers so said.
Visitors continue to come and go, last
week, Dr. Sanders, of Carteret county,
Mr. Nat Russell, of your city, an Onslow
boy la home on a visit to pareuts and
friends. Nat It engineer on the A. 4 N.
O. Railroad. Messrs. E. Van Warner and
A. A. Allen of N. T., the two latter
gents, are railroad and taw mill men,
down prospecting Tbey remained here
two - weeks, stopping with Mr. J. M.
Jones, (Supt of saw mil)) snd ths
drummers, ao end to them. This week,
Mr. J. Harvey Cox snd daughter, Rachel
of Gum Branch. Mr. John Russell and
Miss Maggie Howland, of New Bern snd
Maysvtlle.
Died at Hubert last week, the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Morton sged
11 years of heart failure. A few years
ago, little Tommy swallowed a piece of
the works of a clock and It is supposed
by his parents, that he never entirely
got over It. He wss tick some time after
the accident He wss s bright boy for
his sge, snd we deeply sympathize with
the parents. Also sboutths same time
and near the same place, Mr. Ben j. Davis
an old and respected citizen of Onslow
county, sged about 70 years, be had
been sick a long time, and bis desth was
aot unexpected, he leavee a wife and tev
era! Children.
Our citizens aod community at large
deeply deplore the sad and mournful
tragedy, of the death by an assassin, of
bar President, we say onr President, be
cause we believe he wss our President,
not In asm only, but In everything per
taining to the good Of bur country, both
North and South, the Anarchist move
ment should he stamped from our Gov
ernment. We trust Mr. Roosevelt and
the Congress will look forward early to
try and remedy an evil that might tend
to more disasters to oar country. .
Oar town affairs seem to be under the
weather at times, tbey seem to. think
sometimes that what suits them beet,
ought to suit the people also, ws always
contended tbst a majority ought to rule
when they were equally sensible, bat la
a ease ef this kind, where there were two
petitions gottomrp on stock law one to
let milch cows ran at large pa streets In
dsytlme, the other In opposition. The
former received nearly a three-fourth ma
jorlty.hut (he letter was sustained by
the board, Maybe It wss right, but ws
oaa hardly ses It thst wsy. ; r l 1
Well we bsve soma more strangers
with us, four nsw -comers came along
last week snd ars doing well so ws hear,
Messrs. Ka Bloodgood, E. A. Swell, P.
W. BeU and II. H- Mattocks are the
ksppy pa pes, two boys and two girls.
,' Rev. O. B. Paul expects to opsa a
private school here oa the 7ta or Oct
1801 In (he Baptist Church, providence
permitting. ., ,,. . . . . ' .
Mr. John Rogers is huuaing a new
dwelling for Mr. Ath Freshwarter on B.
Creek. : " .' "
During the summer season cramps
come upon us unexpectedly; you should
be prepared for an emergency of this
kind, as otherwise you will tuner agony
for hours. Keep s bottle or PaM
KiM.ks hsndy and go by the directions
on the wrurrrir, It will surprise you how
' ' 'j r f will come. Avoid tubtti-t:n-,e
Is lnt one Patn-KUlor, Perry
1 V. rtlce 2"c and 6'Jo. V 1
and Crackers
JUST RECEIVED.
CORNED MULLE TS, Mackerel, Spiced Pigs Feet, Pick
led Tripe 5c lb.
Self-setting Hat Traps 15c each, usually sold at '25c.
Good Cocoa Door Mate 50c, Rush School Book Bags 10c.
Fresh lot Clover Hill Print Butter, Fancy Fufi Cream
Cheese.
Tobacco users will find my stock complete.
EF" Give me a call and I will suit you.
Respectfully,
Wholesale
A Befall
Oroeer.
'Phone 91.
71 lironrl Nt.
m nil'..' crrr -
ruuing 1 rungs
Afray.
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 fall, 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. Phone 137.
I
mnixiiiiiiniinniiinniinxxiiiniiiinin
New Coffee Roaster
JUST RECEIVED.
FOR A FEW DAYS
we will sell you Fresh Roasted Coffee, ground
.to order for
He Lb. or 5 Lbs. for 50c.
Respectfully,
ARCH BELL & CO.,
Phone 1 94. 75 Broad St
. - . .
FUR RENT
The East End of the Harvey
House 16 Desirable Rooms, with
water bath and gas.
Apply to
J. If. sill?,
941 Middle St,
NEW BERN, - N. C,
i
a.p. 7 ' -. .m ml
New Arrivals ..." !
.' that are beauties we are showing In
a variety of effective patterns and shades
in gray suitings, fancy cherlott and
worsted', broken cherkt ard herring
bone In a harmon'.ont blending of color
ings that will please the man of good
tmtfl, and which ws will mike to order
In the most exquisite styles and work
rfuidliip into suits that will do yon
proud, at fair prices. ... , i ... .
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Shells T&t M
the
are manufactured by a few firms In
nor.hera states,
' We carry a line of the best papes and
metallic shells for shot guns and rifles
of every bore. Both black and smoke
less ptwder.drop amftohilled shot
Dealer In Biorouts, fmaAJUffl, flpOST.HO!
Ooona, Phosoobapiis, Job Pnnmno,
RcSBiB Stamps, 8ai. Panasa, ate
l-3 Middle St - HEW iBMf. .
t; !..'... V ' . - , '.. '. .. .. "
Hss no equal for the cure of all forms ot
twwwivMW .. w-aassi i wva saaaui,- v
when an other preparations fall to give
relief.' Absolutely harmless, l(r and. 60
cents at all Drug Stores. By Ike dose at
Soda Fountains, : ' - , ;
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