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REW BIRN.S. C.,J SUNDAY MOSSING, OCTOBER 27, 1901.
TWENTIETH VK4U
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A things
Is i1 joy forever'
rj" -.; .r''Su.u
YOU CAW FIND IT.
We have the Prettiest Line of
Dress Goods and Trimmings $
To be had in
flV We also hare the 'BEST1 SCHOOL SHOE on earth
4 "Boys Delight", 9to 2a, J Only $1.00. Better grade in enam
ft aled,88to6isa$2.00. " V
4S Don't Forget Zlegler'n Shoes
' for Ladies, Misses and Children. , Nor Thos. G. Plant's Shoes
( for Ladies. These two brands are too well known to require
further mention. ' -.,
( ' - '
i $ 47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
fresh ixoods
$ Received this
( apa ( od Cranberries, Celery, Quaker Oatflakee, Shred
ded WlM3at IJucaila, Craoled White Wheat, Old Fashion and
I repartd Buckwheat, Hooker's Hap .Tac. Pan Cuke Flour,'
lije and Grli.un, Cream of Wheat.
Full Cream Cheese, Imported and Domestic Macaroni,
trl,i l i jj.j n.jdA t! i- -. i . a it i j -
ed Mackerel.
Fox IQver Print Butter, Good Cooking Butter, Ac.
Good Goods make good business, poor goods ro never
V cLenp. Think it oTer and come to Purker's where yon will
find everything fresh.
5 Yours to Please,
mV
Wholesale and
NOTE THE PRICES
At .the Planters Warehouse.
F. B. ERNUL.
IIS Ibi. e H-78.
139
108
14.M.
11.60.
19.00.
28.60.
80.00.
18.00.
S3
47
80
50
J. M.I POCK.
108 lb. Q 18.00.
10 " " 88.00.
8i " " 87 00.
88 " tl.00.
8 ' " 47.00.
Bi " 88JW.
J. M.8IMPK1N8.
475 lbi. O 18.00.
SAM MOORE.
63 1U. 18.75.
85 " " 16.7S.
N I" ' 18.85.
15 " " 87.00.
t " 40.00. .
L.8.HARPBR,
000 Ib4. O 8.00.
88
81.00
18
100
145
184
88 00.
88.00.
18J8.
10J88.
Yours to
Planters VarehousoCd.7'
arolnandanjpU)UrUtiK:4a
Only plaoe In tw to flno t, WJlsn Heater.'1 ' We." have them rn three
; i alzes, ,. Onr Oar boa Peninsula U ibe BDtrttkericsTTftrto Toir tlie
V (ire than ant otberi j ,, . ii()oxi A i-
Tire Conrdi oo piece, Btove
y ' ' '.'.'.?m ?B.n4. lxV, oyer our itook and get onr prices before' buying
.-.",. joot winter stovs, -, -x',;; i,.' il': ' , H--t :&;ie. A.r-n Ata-- t
; ; - nrPrompt Delivery and Goods Guaranteed. " -
'. J. phoi;U;;QvH1 -Hardware
' .1 .. .. TT' . ' " .
of Beauty
the oity,
Week.
Retail Orocer,
W. J. IPRANK1".
251 lb.
& 11.60.
78
18.00. .
80
" " 21.00.
" " 18.50.
L, V. LANCASTER.
IU. a 18.75.'
" " 21 50.
" 14 97.00
" H 10.75.
33
18
X8
R8
. L. DAWSON:
214 lbi. e 8.00.ff
io ro.oo! "
284 " 13.00.
87
8U
18
18
Ibfc 10.75.
" " 17.80.
" " 18.00.
' " 18.00,
M.IPOCK.
lbi. O 11.00'
M " 17.00
' " 81.80.
88
88
89
O.aOASKINS
814 lbs. 10 88.
88- 88.80V' '
.," " 18.00. .
77 ",",w.oa ,
180 18.00.,
Please, v , '
Storei.'wood Stoves and-Heato-L
Boards any size,
Co.
r ' if a
, Joslah Turner, Dead. .
Special to J6un&&i t
Bujaoa,' Oct ' S8.-Jojlali Turner
died at Us horns, la filUiboro, today,
aged aboat 78 years, s-S- j stiy hi
..Bis first public service was in e
Lower pons of the Legtilatars In 1851
u Whig. He bought the Bslelgh Sen
tinel In 1868, and became a great politi
cal power. He wu Pubtle Printer sever
al years; was captain la the Confederate
army, and. served In the Confederate.
Congress,. , Was elected agala ; In 1885
to the Lower House of the Legislature,
but wis expelled for his attack upon It,
refusion to retract or apologize for his
remarks.
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM .
Effectually yet gently when costive oi
bullous, to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neysand liver 'to healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening them,
to dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use
Syrup of Fles, made by the California
Fig Syrup Co. '
Parleying; With Brigands.
Constantinople, Oct 25. Communica
tion has been established from Melnlk,
In the Province of Salonlca, with the
brigands who abducted Miss Ellen M.
Btone, 'the Amerioan missionary, and her
companion Madlme Tsllka. At the Uni
ted States Embassy here there was a long
conference today on the phases of the
case, based on dispatches received from
Melnlk.
Sofia, Oct, 85. It Is send-officially stat
ed here that no Indication has yet been
found of Miss Stone') kidnappers having
been in Bulgaria.
' The Bulgarian Government Is deter
mined to annihilate the band should It
cross the frontier and will deal with the
utmost t severity with any Bulgarians
whose complicity In the kidnapping
shall be proved. Groat resentment is felt
here at the exploitation, to the discredit
of Bulgaria, of a crime committed in an
other state. x
W. T. Wesson, Gholsonvllle, Vs.; drug
gist, writes: "Your One Minute Cough
Cure gives perfect satisfaction. My cus
tomers say it Is tho best remedy for
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles"
F. 8. Duffy.
It is an established fact thatCough is
Imply an effort of nature to get rid of
some irritation, Carolina Cough Core
will directly effect this, by repairing tho
damage done to the tisanes of the air
passages In the kings. You can't make
any mistake in trying It, it Is harmless
and equally good for old and yoODg. No
cure, no pay. 25c at Bradham's.
Western Pork Loins, Westorn Beef
abd We stern Lamb at the Oaks Market
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations woro receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co, New Bern
N. O.
New Yoax, Oct. 20.
Corroa; Open, High. Low. Close
Oct.......
Dec.....
Jttusry..
Marci...
May....
7.65
. 7.74
7.75
7.71
7.73
7.72
7.81 (
7.81
7,70
7.75
7.74
7.78
7.71
7.71
7.81
7.60
7.76
7.75
Chicago, Oct. 20.
Wnaatt
Open. Blab. Low. Uose
Dec
Mar ...
711
75
71
75
714
74
7I
74
Co.- ?
Open. High. Low
Close
Oct
' 66
80
Dec.
; 061 . r
OpenvEIgh.
.. 838 ,
Rlbi.-
Low. Close
Oct..
636
Hew Tori. Oct. 86.
Stooss;
Sugar
Open, filgh. Lo w. Close
.... 1 ""''8
So By
... m 821
U.&B
Tea.1 Pso. ink88'it -.s; i
Am. -a Lir.-u:: ; i'"r?-iv at,
B.B.T........ w ; - l
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Uverpoal
Bpots 1 11-18. Bales 4,000 teles;
Fatures, Oct-BTov.4 49 Nov-Deo4.1S,
Apr-May ill. iVr,iv4r.t r
BW BSHtlf OOTTOK BtABKBT.
Cotton la the local- market
was quoted at 7, to 7 cents.
J MO"
roBT sscKirrs.,
'Sams week"
LastjWaek j;1i.wt-,fVi.).!)-last year I
' liSI 11,10
1 it 1
417.000 ---,if.; tS 000 t
Jhis week. l-. ;iW' hW:t.3i ?! t
Bat.-' 8900tt '-47000
Moa.v., - K.-hw-rf, ..-:-v-t 1 B100O
TOSS., it ' n ) ; 7 "i ! jc 1 , n 1; a
(, 81000
Wed. r?t t ,cJ;;ja
' 64000
480CO
k .WOO
S08.000
:CASTGnrA
Tor Iiiants and Cl.I'.irtn.
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of C l-:,,.
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1
RALEIGH-
Inquest on Borned Negro at Fair
Continued.
Fair tirouads Stripped and Fakirs
Leave. Attorney General Gil
mer Sick. To Heer A p
peals Tenth District
Cranberry Mine
Section.
Raleigh, October 26. The Inquest
ss continued today in the case of Joe
Ruga, the 13 year old negro who was
burned to death yesterday morning at 4
o'clock on the "Midway" at the State
Fair grounds. Not a few people believ
ed there had been foul play. Ross was
only sleeping in the booth that night, to
watch. It Is said the owner of the booth
had made more money than any other
on the "Midway." The scene during the
lire was exciting in the extreme. - The
wind was quite high, booths on each side
were bumed, tents were on fire, and the
hundreds of fakirs were wild with ex
citement and fear. Yet as soon as the
danger was over a lot of them began
stealing, from some of the booths on
fire. The body of Russ lay In the ashes
of the booth until yesterday afternoon,
when the coroner arrived and began the
Inquest.
The Fair grounds were stripped to
day. Many of the fakirs went to
Winston. All are heading for Charles
ton. The Cullowheo hlirh school. In the
extreme west, which is aided by the
State under a Bpecial act, as a normal
school, had a fine exhibit at tho Stale
Fair and won 0 out of 11 prizes It com
peted for.
The Supomo Court will devote next
week to the hearing of appeals from the
10th district.
Governor Aycock will formally open
the fair at Wcldon next Thursday.
The "marshals' ball," given by the
marshals at the fair, was held last even
ing at the Capitol Club. Gen. W. P.
Roberts, chief marshal, led with Mrs. T.
J. Jarvls. Tho chief marshal gave his
sash to Miss Hollowell of Elizabeth
City.
Attorney General Gilmer Is sick here.
with malarial fever.
Gen. R. F. Boke hB returned here
from the Cranbcery Iron mine In Mitch
ell county. In which ho is largely in
terested. No ore Is now bcl.ig mined,
but great preparations are being made
for resuming that work. He is Tory
anxious to see the railway completed
across the Blue Ridge, giving an outlet
this way; as now the Cranberry section
is literally cut off from the other parts
of the Slate, Its relations being almost
entirely with Tennessee and a little
with Virginia.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup Cures
a Cough or Cold at once. Conquers
Croup, Whooping Cough and Measles
Cough without fail. Best for Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pheumonla, Con
sumption and Lung Affection,. Quick,
sure results. Price, 25c.
Horrors of Chinese Famine.
Bhahohai, Oct. 25. According to re
liable reports received by British Con-sul-Genoral
Warren, 600,000 persons In
the Province of An-Hul and 800,000 In
the Province of Kiang-bu are on the
verge of starvation, and the famine is
spreading.
The available funds are comparatively
insignificant. The Ohlnese have con
tributed $37,600 and the foreigners $7,-
800. A committee of the consuls Is bjlng
formed to aid the ssfferers.
Lewis Ockennan, Goshen, Ind: "De
Witt's Little Early Risers never bend me
doable like other pills, but do their work
thoroughly and make me feel like a boy.'
Certain thorough, gentle. F. 6. Duffy.
I ... ., '
: v Fall Driess Goods, ., .
All wool flannel for waists 25e.sad
47o. yd. also special value Is 88 Inch
Broad Cloth In all colors lacludisg
Black Q 08 yd. , ,(. f b BABFOOTB.
Prescriptions at Davit 4 f
Davis Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. -.Every pre
scription scat there receives prompt sad
careful attention. " Only the purest and
best drags are used.' No substitution is
ever practiced, bat every preterlpttoa Is
filled exactly as the physician wishes.
I The prices are fair and reasonable. Bead
yours there to as niiea. y ;., f
' t .nitlM Tol.lw. rhlll Tnnl' ' '
A tasteless combination of tonlo-r
laxative lion snd Qulnlne-not only a
sure ours for alt forms of malaria but a
genera system tonic quieting lbs
nerves and promoting digestion. ,
Numerous testimonials of Its efficacy
, la sluggishness of the digestive tract are
given. . ' .' .;: .. lu ..( ' -
Every bottle warranted-lf you are not
benefited your money will bs refunded.
Oo. at Bradham's Pharmacy. i
! '' KIIHncry DcrarlmcnL '
We are showing the best stock and
the most beautiful lints we have ever
abown, reasonably priced too, Ihenew
ytmSntrs and ' pompons hve have ar-
rlvfld. BAHFOOT B.
Great Demand For N. C Booklet.
The demand for the North Carolina
Booklet has been so great that the edi
tions of numbers 8, 4 and 6 containing
pThe Stamp Act, Betsey Dowdy's Ride
and the Edenton Tea Party, have been
exhausted. . Should there be a sufficient
demand to Justify the expense the Edi
tors of the Booklet, will have a reprint
made of these numbers. All schools
Rural Libraries and individuals who may
still desire to avail themselves of this
valuable historical publication, are re
quested to send their names with the
subscription price $1 00 by the 15th of
November, that the Editors may know
how large a number to have printed.
Arrangements have been mado by
which the unbound Booklets may be re
turned to tho Editors, and for an ad
vance of fifty cents bound In an appro
priate library binding.
State papers please copy.
AddreBB, The N. G. Booklet Co , box
125, Raleigh, N. C.
At Bingham School.
One of the most Instructive lectures
heard In a long time was delivered on
the 12th Inst, before the school by Dr.
Benry F. Ltnscott, Professor of Latin at
the University. Bis subject was, "The
Private Life of the Romans," and It was
treated in a masterly manner.
Next Saturday the Sopnomnro class
football team of the University will have
a game with Bingham on the school
grounds. Several other games will be ar
ranged shortly.
The Y. M. C. A. has recently enjoyed
a visit from Mr. E. G. Wilson, Assistant
State Secrctnry. Mr. Wilson's visits are
always enjoyed and do much good. On
the 0th Inst, tho Association was led by
student Simpson, who look for his sub
ject, "3wcarlng." On iho 14th Mr Gray
led tho meeting, taking for hia subject,
Somo Stories About China."
The enrollment is now larger than at
any time last year and students are con
tinuing to come in. In addition to the
old faculty composed of Professors Gray
Johnston, Clay, Manguin and Klttrell,
two new teashers aro at work, Mr. Ed
win ClarkJ Jr., as Instructor in Telegra
phy and Mr. W. P. LeGrand as Instruc
tor in Mathematics and Science.
DeWltt'B Little Early Risers never
disappoint. They are safe, prompt, gen
tle, effective In removing all impurities
from the liver and bowclp. Small an
easy to take. Never gripe or distress
8. DnITy.
Appreciate A. & N. C. Favors.
The following resolutions were unnnl-
moaslv adopted at the Now licrn Dis
trict Conference A. M. E Zlou assembled
at Moreherd City, N. C.
Whereas, The A. & N. C. U It. Co., so
kindly gave the delegation to the Con
ference reduced rates, over its road, to
and from the Conference; and Whereas,
on Monday night, on leaving Now Bern,
delegation of our people baying a
meeting at James City, the R. R. Co.
made a stop there, which is unusual, but
much to the accommodation or that
body, that a vote of thanks be tondered
the Company for the same.
We the colored people along tho line
do commend and highly appreciate all
favors shown us. especially by the pres
ent administration of which Mr. J. A.
Bryan Is President, and of which Mr. S
L. Dill is Superintendent. We do not
think that better offleers could bs se
lected. For sprains, swellings
and lameness
there Is nothing so good
Iain's Pain Balm. Try It.
F. S. Duffy & Co.
as (Chamber
For Bale by
Lights Out!
IT -4 "mm tk. ln
1UU w BUV tno uij ywmsvo
" Cherry Glycerine
SURE CURE. , 25c bottle.
t Sold at HARGETS PB ARM ACT,
Cor. Broaa riees ots. -
' All persons sra forbidden' to hunt on
mv land. "Clermont",, plantation, with
run, dog or otherwise,' ; .
, Bee Acts ot Legislature, 1001. Chapter
sIxtyHhiee.,; : :nv .:' , i
Oct. 88th, 1901. -"- ': ; ?
v EEUBT R. BBTAK.i
Real Estate:;
A -
; Doaler. n
Buys and soils City', Property,
Farnn and Timber Lands. ' i.,
Call and ace me. . .. ' . ., .
Oti MiDDtn St, '
NEW BERN,' - N.
0.
now, wet feet will give you a f
Z cough and bad cold, COMB
Z UP and get a bottle of our :. Z
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FJEU MiLS. I
Cape Cod Cranberries, Evaporated Teaches, Dried Applcp,
Fresh loose Oatflakee, Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, Old Fash
ion Plain Buckwheat.
Fancy Elgin and Fox River Butter.
Atmore's Celebrated Mince Meat.
Malaga Grapes, Florida Oranges.
Fresh Oyster Crackers.
Saucr Kraut, Catsup, Sauce and Pickles.
-Car load New Wheat Flour.
A regalar 25c Galvanized Water Pail for I (.
I will thank you for a share of your patronage. Highest
qualityof goods at the lowest possible price.
Very Respectfully,
J. L McDAlL
4 Ms ftii HiWtfUtliUMs
'Phone 91.
A Delicious
Breakfast.
3 You'll ho sure to enjoy the
cakes if the syrup is right, we
have not only the beet syrups
for giving flavor to jour caker,
J but the best flour and corn
meal, ready-mixed pan-cake
riour and buckwheat.
Just received new mackerel,
grape nuts, oatflakee, hominy,
full line package crackers and
whatever contributes to the best meals, you'll lind here.
Respectfully,
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer. Phone 137.
Cotton
I IlllllMOF WAREHOUSE.
COTTON STORED AND INSURED at Small Cost and rrasmmblr
advances made on same if desirod. The statistical position jnslilKs tin-
Storage of Cotton for much higher
come.
ryCorrespondcnce Solicited.
E. K.
Wext to Oitton Exchange, Jfcw Hern, W. V,
Down Go
High Prices !
35c
COFFEE
20c
Pounds
Try a pound and yon will bo con
vinced that we give the best value
in the city for the money.
' Respectfully,
Archbell & Co.,
PHONE 194.
tS BROAD ST.
Do you ever have an
AeniT:VMi!i l
' II you do nevermind It, for G.l .
II. Waters h Son osm repair It at once.
Yoa are ont nothing if not aatunea wties
you hare your carriage repairing done
here. We guarantee all our work, ..It
pays as to do good work,' It 'will pay
you to have your work done here, we
do work thai yoa can depend on, and
prices are right, like our work,- -
...'- ." ' Bespeotfnlly, ' y.m.J
G. TL Waters i Son,
-19 Froad Et, Haw Bass, V, C
Celery Headache Powders, - I
There It not any better remedy 1 f
headache than these powders. ' T It
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. .
Wholesale
fc Retail
Grocer,
71 Krr,4 Hi.
Storage
prices, which we lielii-vv will smvly
BISHOP,
WE LEAD
In BARGAINS. A few $25 00 and
$3.1.00 wheels going at $15.00 and $20.00.
A few Becond-liand wheels in porfuct
order. Excellent Bargains.
We make a specialty of repairing Bi
cycles, Guns, ete. Work Gu&ianU'cd.
W3I. T. IULL.,
Dealer in Biotolks, Fibrabhr, SrortTtwi
Goods, PHONoasirns, Job Printino,
Rcbbsb Stamps, Seal Pkbsbks, &c,
l-3 Middle St. REW BERN, N.
Bjcycles
Below Cost
Of'Msna
facta re.
I will sell whbola for the -following
prices as long as I can get them.
When the present etock ia exhaust
ed there will be no more at these:
: 1901 Tribune Choinlees,
r the best wheel madt $50.00
, 100 Tribune CHAINLESS $40.00
4901 Featherstons ' '',
jTl L--vJ CIUOILESS $30.00
; These are new wEeeTs and all in
perfect drdef. v;--' ' : .
OhsJn Whwls at 118 and $18. ,,
, .'Rfflpectfullf, "J i'M '"'-C;
L. T.1. Edgsrton,
1 Cor. Pollock A Craven ft.1' J
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