VOL; XIX-..HO, 167.
SIW BIRN, H. C, SATURDAY M0RMN8, OCTOBER' 12, J901.
TWENTIETH YIAK
A Again comes to the Front
9L Update line oK J
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f ran aim wmu;, uuuus
ever shown in New Bern. Our Black" Goods are Better and
? rtS heaper than eYer before. Take a look, at the Black, Taney
v . flj and Pebble and Armuae they are Beauties and very reaaon
S able. Dress Trimmings and Novelties, all New. " j
Js 0UrkT70 OTTJrr?c
A Oar line of Mens Winter Shoes have arrived and are com-
fa, posed of Latest Styles and Best makes. ' .
e 08,1 Especial Attention to our Heiser line of Regents
K n which is a Guaranteed Shoe .
$3150
Also a Patent Vici Kid
made.
at
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
t tyViy!ytVyiiyitnl ufmfl&4mfS
JiimI Received a Fresh Supply
of nil khid of
'Breakfast
g? i
1
Hecker's rushed White Wheat.
" Farina.
" Old Homestead l anca' e Flour.
Roller While Oatflakea.
" Prepared Huckwheat, 10c, 15c 30c package.
" Graham and Rye Klour.
Leggitt's Rolled Oatflakcs.
I ancy Cakes, Sugar Wafers, Salted Wafers, etc! Full
i ream Cheese, Fox River Butter, Corned Beef and Mackerel,
Pig Feet 5c lb, Pig Tails 5c lb, Beef Tripe 5c lb. If you want
good coffee try our Morning Glory Nos. ly.2, 3 & 4, they can't
be beat. - Tours to Please,
J- 22- ZEITOKIEIES, Jr.,
Wholesale and RetHI OroCer
PHONE b'9. or. Ilroad A llmumk Hit.
NOTE THE PRICES
At the Planters Warehouse.
F.8.ERMJL. - W.J. FRNK-V
Hi lbs. 11.70. . m lbs. 11.60.
189 - 14.26. 78 " " 13.00.
108 " 11.50. 20 " " 81.00.
3 " " 19.0(1. - 83 " " 16.U0.
47 " " 230.
80 " " 80.00. L. V. LANCASTER
60 " " 18.00. 32 Ibi. 13.75.
J, M. IPOCK. jjjj . ti 37 00
108 lbs. 18.00. .18 " " lOs!
10 " " 88.00.
8J " ' 27.00. L. DAWSON.
8S " W.00. 814 lbs. .00.
M " 47.00. 190 10,00
8J " 88.50. 264 " " 12.00. '-
1. M. 8IMPKINS. PENNIE WILM8.
4W lbs. O 1S-00. 87 . 10.75.
' BAM MOOHE. " I
W villi: ' "
00 ' " ; 18.85. M. IPOCK .
15 M " 87.(. 38 -Ihd. ft 11.50, -
to " " 40.00. 25, V "17.00.
L. 8. HARPER. w " - 81.50. " '
500 lbs. ft 6.00. . , Q. C GA8KINV
8 " 81.00, , M4 1t'3MK" '
18 " " 85 00. 22 . !' " 88.50. "
100 ' 85.00. 20 " 12.00. '
145 " "18.26V- 77 : " 1800. '
1-4 " " 10.85. 1W ' " U8.00.
; : ; Yours to Please,"
Planters Warehouse Co., .
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W Aim llDA'T'Du
11 I 1 1 II 1111 flllll llllfl I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,r - V
r.;faM.inn4 a Complete1; Iinol Coal
..n,. vu vtuuuu.ruiutumip me
nre wan any outer. f )
- ' W,m 1 l. f isn c:f. .
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' ; . Uomo in and look (nrer onr atock
.Toor-.tlnter nor. -.". ..,.-'.-. ..'
Call Dcarfcn Castors.
' tyPri-mpt pclivery (tnd Oooda Guaranteed. , v ,
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Qaskill llr.rdwarc Co.
with the most complete and 21
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15.00 which is good as
Cereals
HOWAED, Manager.
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TStOTea, Wood Stoves1 and ."Hentora.
we, lanes; lens coal fcto run tho
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nnd get onr prlwa lefore lmyinj
mmmmgrn
WORTH SUES.
Attempts, to RccoYef , Loss - From
; Clerk Martin's Shortage.
Cadets are Well Pleased , Free
Sural Libraries. Plambago
- .- KIbIbr. Hal Ayer Gees
. to Mew York.' Cottea
61b Nearlr
Idle.
BtLUOH, Oct It It su stated last
week In an Interview with ex-State
treasurer W. B.! Worth, he begins suit
at tbia month'! term ot Wake Superior
Court against the Baltimore Surety com
pany and the other Burettes of . W. H.
JUrtln, hli clerk, who stole over $16,
000. Worth said the other day, and re
peats the statement, that the Baltimore
Surety company has never paid the
slightest attention to any of his requests
for a settlement. It Is quite evident that
It will fight the suit. If It loses and
does not settle, It is. quite clear that It
will be barred from the State. For two
years Martin had personal bondsmen,
there being six ot these.. Worth also
sues them, or rather his trustee does so.
Worth has, as already staled, made full
settlement with State Treasurer Lacy
for Martin's stealings.
The cadets of the Agricultural and
Mechnlcal College were in high spirits
today because of the victory of their
foot ball team over that of Oak Ridge,
in the opening name of the season. The
team was given a reception this after
noon on Its arrival.
To date the State has paid out money
for 138 free libraries for rural public
schools. More than twice as many have
been established, but the applications
for the appropriation have not come in.
It Is now known that all the State's ap
propriation will be taken op, this being
$5000 a year. It is of interest to know
that this is the first appropriation ever
made by the State for books for the
schools.
Tbo governor made requisition on the
governor of Virginia for Augustus
Carter, who Is in custody at Petersburg
and who Is wanted In Moore county for
murder. Sheriff S. M. Jones has gone
with the requisition papers.
The plumbago mines near here are
again being operated, in a small way. A
negro miner is taking out 15 "tons a woek
The plumbago is used for making paint
at Philadelphia. The vein Is 20 miles
long and passes in two miles of Ral
eigh. Hal. W. Ayer, who during tho late
administration was State auditor and
who in the proceeding campaign was
populist State chairman, has gone to
New Tork and will engage in the cotton
business with Dr. i. M. Ayer, his brother
He left here today.
The superintendent of the cotton oil
company here says that while the mill
crushed 12,000 tons of seed' last season,'
It will handle muob less this season. It
is not expected that the quality of the
oil will be so good as It wu last season,
owing to the rains. The cotton gin
which the company operates Is getting
so little busineei that It is hardly able to
run two days In the week. .
State auditor Dl i on says be Is greatly
impressed by Greensboro's progress and
development; and sayi It Is remarkable.
He expects that the next State conven
tion will be held there .
The State board ot embalmers Is called
to meet here again Oct 28-84, to ex
amine applicants for license. This will
be the last examination this year, The
law as to embalmers goes Into effect Jau
uary 1. ',-;... :y ' V'. :
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind: "Dc
Witt's Little Early Risers never bend me
double like other pills, but do their wotk
thoroughly and make mjsjeol like a boy."
Certain thorough, gentle. . F. 8. Daffy.
Bradhans sells Capodine Headache
Cure at his Soda Fountain '!."-fe'f
wanted for murdeil
Kcgro Arrested Hear Trenton Who Killed
White Man la (tarrgml t;
j Pollocksville. Ooi.- lir Bill Barney
allu Lofton, a negro man ll?ln; about
19 miles above Trenton, was arrested
i mii Bigut uj Duuriu. n. aarriei .ana
1... ..I. . O i in u' r rt i -. - a
: deputies, A. S.Lee and Samuel Harrison.
r. Boms time ago Mr. Samuel Uudioa
' . . . .
waa raiormeo py : csmuei uarruon, a
colored man. who knew Burney ' and of
' tlre crime be was wanted for la Georgia,
oi ais wnereaooute wbtcn led to a cor
respondence between Mr. . Hudsoa and
the Ooveraor and Sheriff of Georgia.
The facts as given by Harrison being cor
'"botl1 Bd oonflrmed a warrant wst
abort results. Burney Is now In Tren
,oa jail waiting the arrival of the sheriff
of Liberty county, Gs., 10 .take him
, where he Is wanted for the murder of R
H. Cartrf, a white man, last August. ;
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CAGTOniA
For Infants and C'.n,!ren. .
Diiur tin
'ofC
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.
Officer Elected. Heet la ; Hew .Bern
1" Hcxt Year. Other Bnslness.
Sptjcial to Journal.' '
Chablottb, October1 11. The con
vention voted today to furnish the new
building at the Soldiers' . Home and to
place therojthe portrait of the late Yf.O.
Stronach. - --3'.
The State flag was' accepted as the
North Carolina division flag.- r
The following were the officers elected
todayr '
Mrs. W. H. Overman of Salisbury,
President.
Mrs. Rufus Barrlnger of Charlotte, 1st
Vice-President.
Mrs. J, W. Hinsdale, of Raleigh, 2nd
Vice President .
Miss Mary Oliver of New Bern, Treas
urer,
Mrs, Garland Jones of Raleigh, Re
cording Secretary.
Miss. Julia Alexander of Charlotte,
Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs. Parham Henderson, Register.
Mis, Armistead Jones of Raleigh, N.
0. Historian.
Mrs. Oscar Blackball of Kittrell, As
sistant Historian.
The convention adjourned to meet In
New Bern next year.
Duffy sells Capudine
at his Soda
Foantaln.
A fine lot of Po.ultry at the Oaks Mar
ket.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping Ootigh and Measles
Cough without fail. Best for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pbeumonla, Con
sumption and Lung Affections. Quick,
sure results. Price, 25c.
A Scbool Dedication.
Raleiou, Oct. 11. The State superin
tendent of public instruction went to
Rocky Mount today to speak thU even
ing at the dedication of a public school
building. A national flag was presented
and be made the speech accepting It.
Red Rough Hands, Itching, Burning 1
' Palms, and Painful Finger Ends
OneNhrhtT
Soak the. hands on retiring in a strong hot
creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry
and ;anoint iteejy -th CUTICURA, the great
Vctf cure and purest of emollients. Wear during
; tle night old, loose kid gloves, with the finger,
vends cut off and airholes cut in the palms. For,
ed,1rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching,'
feverish palms, with shapeless nails and painful.
ier;en&t
: and points to a speedy cure of , the most distress1
fag cases when physicians and all else fauV
MILLIONS USE
fr
' Amleted by Ccnotnta Onrmirr', for preaenring purifying, and beau-'.
'; "I tif ying the Mn; for "cleanBlng tte aoalp of onuts, ealeii and! dan- V
' . 'druff, and the stopping of falling
:j- oothlng red, rongh, and "sore kanda for, baby rashee, ltchlnga, ind
f Jttiuione or women nee uoriomu
annoying Irritations, inflammations, and excoriation., for too free or
off onalve perspiration, In the form of : Vaahei for nleeratiVB ireak
'.nesses and for' many- antiseptld
- a: tuernaelve to women and Wotliers. "No amount of . persuasion can
'" induce thoee who have onoe need these great akin purifiers and bean-
' tillers to use any others.' Cuncmt a Soap combines dalicate" emollient
IT: properties derived from.CtmocBA, the great skinoure, with the pnr i
est Of cleansing ingredients," and the most refreshing' of flowelf odours.'
', No othor medicated soap Is to be
purifying, and beautifying the
f other foreign "or domestic toiki
sr. compared with it for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery,
- Thns it combines In Onb Soar at Osi raioK, the Bust skin and
; ; complexion soap, and the bkst toilet and baby sonp In the World. ' I
; ' Complete External and Intnmal Trent nnt for fvery Humouiy
Cl . Colifil.tWid of (JlfTlfllH R4AP, Xn ru-i.,i.fl tN .k'n Ot flm.t.
l4 lln th UilrV I r -In; H il Oint- ,
!Btni iH' ii; uti'l i ii I it :u K i . Ijm'oiii !n) m mm.
v., , . A New Buffalo BjlL
i Washington, Oct. '11, Uncle 8am
will Issue next; week a -.new ten dollar
greenback, which will be a novel "Buf
falo BUI." The design, for the new (
Treasury note was drawn by a celebra
ted artist and student of animal nature, I
whov Is connected with the National'
Smithsonian Institute. Several years It
was engraved by one of the most skill
ful artisans employed at the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. Its chief fea
ture Is the ' representation of a. buffalo
bull,, with bent head and outstretched
tail, on a prairie of sag grass, in the po
sition of pawing for food. The note
has been so designed that about as much
white will show as is now visible en the
silver certificate of 1899.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM
Effectually yet gently when costive or
bllllous, 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, mado by the California
Pig Syrup Co.
THE ROYAL BOX.
Henry VIII. was the first English
king to wear a pair of sllk'stocklngs.
The king of Roumanla Is personally
Interested In a plah to educate his peo
ple by the establishment of theaters In
every town of his kingdom.
Queen Christina of Spain has always
exercised tlie-greatest care over the
diet of Alfonso XIII. and dreads his
coming days of state banquets.
For bis smoking the king of the Bel
gians prefers above nil outfits bis fa
vorite brlor pipe and a certnln brand of
English birdseye tobacco. The latter
he keeps constantly on band In a quaint
old Jar.
For mnny years King Edward has
not touched champagne, which was at
one tlino his favorite beverage and
which he made so fashionable. He now
drluks nothing but red wine. He is
considered the finest Judge in England.
A good friend Is one's nearest rela
tion. One';! greatest relation Is not al
ways n good friend. Pittsburg Dis
patch. reatment
SOAP,
hair,' for aoftening, whitening, and v
boap in the lorm or oaina ior ,
rpnrpoee which teadUy (TOggert i-
oompared with it for, preserving,' .
skm, - scalp, hair,, and hands. N :
soap however expensive," Is to bo f;'
Hands
MM, I" hv.f i
, .him,,, h(1mi.., ,. i
": f. Ni r AH"
ar
Snow Dtift li M
and Stat lOUP
Gronnd from JTew Wheat.
Ontario Prepared Buckwheat new crop. Old Fashioned
Plain Buckwheat. Fancy Elgin and Fox River Print Butter.
Cream Cheese. Small Sngar Cnred Pig Hams, Big Hams to
cut. Fulton Market Corned Beef. Pigs Feet and Tripe.
Fancy Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
Anything you want in the grocery line jou want at bot
tom prices. Yours truly,
J. L McDMIEL
'Phone 01.
I rutting lhings
i Atony,
When you put away the
groceries you order irom
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. Phone 137.
Try Our
Delicious Coffee.
A. & 0. Blend, 20c lb.
Strait Java, 5!5c "
Maracaiba, -0c "
Good Coffee, 15c lb, 2 lbs for 25c.
Choice Coffee 11c" 5 " " 50c.
A sample pound of our coffee will convince you that we
sell tho BEST Coffee in the city for the money. Fresh from
our Boaster and gronnd to order.
Bespectfully, -
ARCH BELL & CO.,
Phone 194. 75 Broad St.
iiziiiiiiiiiiiiiminniimiziiiiiiiiiiiimR
High Grade Work.
. i ney .nav voraw w
nj thA nnonmatlo tlrad carriaees are
today a permanent fixture among all
. , 1 - .Mln mnA - AvivliH
lOVen III uniaun intwg
The lioe of these vehicles carried by the
Waters Bu wy Company eomprises the
try best, latest ana
vies. 18 to $100.
i test and most improved ,
to tlOO. Remember oar
pairing department. , "
.. .. Respectfully. -!
G. H. Waters 3t Hon,
78 Broad Btt, Haw Baiw.N.C. (
B, PnoUAHD..'! - JOS. B.TVIU48,
r! .. HOLLAND k WILLIS," V
Funeral JDirectoii M3CP
r? Office: aa waren Btreet.
: uet. vta lwi. .
My Dear Brother Georre. Tours 4th
inst received, asd am glad, very glad; to
know that in placing taeoraers, tnat
von save the one for brick,' to Moore's
Wood Tard. Having been buying wood
from I hare for thraa vaarl. and havlnf
always proven so ' tstlitaotory, that I
know yon have made so mutant.
Well, von eaa look for tne home, a
ttcsmer Neuis aeit Bandsy, and oh.
Won't I bo glad to once more be la Old
New Bern. , . . - - ! ;
. ' Ever yours,
inn,
load
Wholesale
A Retail
Grocer,
71 Hrojvl Ht.
wmmmnmmi
The East End of the Harvey
House 16 Desirable Booms, with
water bath and gas.
Apply to
941 Mioni-B St.,
NEW BERN, - N. V.
msbchrhatm
are maanfaetured by a few Arms in tb
northern states, .p; ., j.i. . : ,t 'fy -r
We carry a line ot the best paper an
metallic shells for shot guns and rifle
ot every bore. Both black and smoke-
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Goods, PHoaoaaAWts, Job Pawriae, J
Robbib 8tmp, Bbai Pattnaa, t ';
Kiddie $t : , IBW BWf, H..-V
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