TWIHTIITH TIAR
Invitation I
Is Extended by
to all housekeepers to visit bis store this week and be bene
fited by hifl
Thanksgiving Of fering, ,
In Table LinoTpwels. a
Our Grocery Department is filled with everything that is
nie to eat. They are all Fresh, New Goods and we guaran
tee everything to be first-class and prices as low as any house
intheoity. r
WE WILL JTOT OPEN
THURSDAY, -
Fresh' Cauliflower;
s Celery and Danish Cabbage, s
V" We are also headquarters for anything you want in the
- t 4 r i m t. i". ti i .
gructuy uue. i yuu waui uuuu iou.ee, lea Butier, Diour ana
Pure Vermont Maple Syrup try ours and you will use no
other. We also have ajfnll line of Fancy Oranges, Malaga
Grapes, Mixed Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Prunes, N. C. Dried
and Evaporated Apples.
Send me your order for anything in my line and I guaran
tee to please you or you get your money back.
Yours to Please,
Wholesale and Retail Qrocef,
PHON E 69. Cor. Broad. Haneoek Sis.;
1 0&&&f&m4Fi& ViyViX'iXi
s
At Oaks Market
POULTRY
. Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens, Geese.
MEATS
Veal, Pork, Mutton, Western Lamb,
Western and Native Beef.
Sugar Cored Hams, Sliced Ham,
Bmithfleld Hams, Boneless Ham, Break
fast Bacon, Bmoked Tongue.
Pork Bansage, Mixed Sausage, Frank
furts, Bologna, Fresh Tripe, Pigs Feet
VEGETABLES
Carrots, Parsnip, Cabbage, Irish Po
tatoes, Yam .Potatoes, Celery, Onions,
Lettuce.
WILD DUCES.
Don't Fail to see our stock for Thanksgiving.
TCHeat
arket
57 Broad Street
M
IlLBookStorel
N. C. Almanac
for t 902 i
The on you nave always X
bought. ' ,
f Sole Agent,'' :
G; H.:Enn6tt.?
LONO EXPERIENCE and the akIU
gained tbroagh the constant praetiee en
ables us to successfully repair all kinds
of enas and revolvers. . r
, Sow Is the time to prepare for hunt
ing. -We are prepared to supply your
wants in ammunition ana guns.' -
vmr stock ol oporttnc uooaa. la oon-'
plate. - Foot Balls. Dumb Bells.. Indian
Clubs, m tact every thing that yon want
ut Muanae. . .w, ; , ? . ) -
;.:4 t. bjxi
Dealer fa BiOTouaj Fixtures, SrOBTija
VooM, PBomMBaraa, Job Pnurruw,
i Bvsbxb Braxn, Baaa Paassa, Act
fnditp ;hbw !tplsf. h;.
WeFinesUer;
BEER
In The
State.
'-' Bone old fine Whiskey each as Old
Charter, for famllv nsa. . - - - t ,i
' Hablobl Key Watt "Cigars eall for
OYSTERS SERVED' - Y .il-A
IK EVERY STYIR.
X. BV. XZ A.SICI1T,!
Front end Hancock
Corner : Boulh
Btreeu. r
-AT TDK i
't
j fetal !!catl!irlel,:,
: , Cor. Broad Middle Bta.,- '
(Oaks Market's old stand) you will And
the nlcett line of Fresh Meat the tnar-
f afTorils. The place 7as been newly
pnlnted and fixed np with a view of
ring to the want of the flrstobws trade
nf the city. At any time you dolre a
i'h i uk or mast of elthor native or
' p n beef give ni call. We will be
' -.Ji a
Notico for Pardon
4 Stat o Nouns Ci6vntl,f
t, Kotioe !a nereby giVen lo the pub
lib that applloation will be made "to
the Governor of North Carolina for
the pardon of J B.' price oonvieted
at the Fall Terra WL of jtbij rJn-
penor. tourt or graven uounty 101
the erimeol obtaining a transfer ;of
certain notes by false pre'tente and
e&ten'ced to Che Peniteatlary for a
tetnvo! one year and to pay a fine
ol Una uunared lUars"
,HOf.52, 1UUI;
FO?,iSALEI
i
sc::id BEBintB-
Exbfblton From This State Make
Poor Exhibit at Charleston, i
ii? w t ?
Better Bestlt Hoped fer. The Last
- EaeaBpueait A Ssaalsh Gatv jr
: aea.' : New SeahoarOfllelal. ' f
, - Feet Otftee Iavestlgar
Balbish. Not. Sftv-The Btate eoaa-
mlssloner ot agriculture today received
a letter from the director general of the
Charlestoa Exposition, aaylng be m
greatly surprised at the very small num
ber of exhibitors from this Bate. The
commlsslonef Is more thaa surprised.
He naturally thought, the , progressive
business men o the 6ute would make
use ot this, great opportunity of adver
tising the erode or manufactured pro
ducts. The director general asks that
this matter be brought to the attention
Of the people and suggests : that the
commissioner for North Carolina Issoe a
circular for this purpose. " He says a
small amount of space Is yet available
for exhibits. The commissioner called
attention early In the year to the Im
portance of exhibits from this State, and
they naturally thought the basinets In
stinct was strong enough In Hort Caro
lina to bring a notable display ' W re
sources of all kinds by manufactures,
miners and others.
The quartermaster general of .the
State Guard reports that there were
1979 officers and men In camp this year,
all save 58 at Wrightsvllle. Tbelst regi
ment, Including a battery, had 718, the
2nd 019, the 8rd 682. One company of
the 8rd, not Included In the 683, was In
camp at Littleton. The cost of trans
portation . quite closely approximated
7600.
Gov. Aycock'' wlhV probably go the
Charlestoa Ei position about January
tl. It Is the purpose to have a regiment
of the Btate Guard there at that time a
composite regiment. Besides this a
number of companies will go the expo
sition independently.
r Tbo State board of pharmacy met here
today. Sixteen applicants for , license
were before It. - The board Is composed
of E. V. Zoeller, presidents F. W. Han
cock, J. H. Babbitt, and William Simp
son, secretary.
A Spanish cannon, 4.7 Inch captured at
Santiago, will be here in a few days to
be placed in the (Mate - museum. It was
secured at the: request .of your corres-
ponderit, through the efforts ot Congress
man Chsrjes B. Thomas.
lupioinis aaie oniyi petitions in
bankruptcy have been filed here. The
number of the other points tn the dis
trict.
F. K. Hugervthe no superintendent
of this division of the Seaboard Air Line
baa arrived here, i J. M.. Toner, : whom
he succeeds will continue to lire here.
The Officers of the First Division will be
moved from here to Richmond. '
i no pusi omco department ismvesu'
gating the "endless chain" scheme by
which the "Amos Owen Cherry Tree
Company'' of Butherford county, pro
poses to do business. The result will be
awaited with Interest -
The (Mdren' Friend.
You'll have a cold, this winter. Maybe
yoa have one now. Your children will
suffer too. For coughs, croap, broa
chills, grip and other winter complaints
One Minute Ooegtr Care never falls.
Acts promptly. - It is very pleasant to
the taste and perfectly harsslees, a B.
George, Wlaeeeeter, Kyv writes "Oor
Utile girl was" attacked with eronp late
one sight and wee-eo hoarse she could
hardly speak, We gave her a few doses
of One Minute Cough Care. It relieved
her immedlateryaad eke west to sleep.
when she awokeravxt atoning she had
bo signs of hoarseness, or croup, f, 8,
Wiiii Tooth Brushes at Dayis.
Davis Presorlplloa Pharmacy hat Just
received alot oftooth brashes from
Chasi lioohen, the well-known' aiannfao-
tureref brushes la Farts.- Each brush
has "Davis Pharmacy" stamped oa the
handle, sad Is guaranteed to be perfect
If one Is fouad unsatisfactory. It sssy be
returned. It Is being made a leader at
Davis' and the price Is only S5 eente.
-? Supreme Coral Opinions. "Y
Special to Journal. - i
BiXBisa, November 16 The Bupreme
Court filed the following opinions to
day. C vi'X'-'JW'' H
City of Balelgh vs. Railroad, from
Wake, affirmed,
State Vs. Austin, from Rowan, new
trial.
State vs. Garner, from. Gaston, no er
ror, 'v r-
Smith vs. BIchatds, from Gaston, re
versed. - .
TJry vs. Brown, from Cabarrus, no er
ror. '
State vs.- Yoder. from Catawba, re
versed.
State vs. Smith, from Burke, affirm
ed.
State vs. Hefner, from Catawba, no
error.
I The following case was decided by per
curiam order:
Setter vs. Stafford, from Catawba, af
firmed
To Hark Battlefields.
BiCHic OHD, Va., Nov. 25 Mr, Thomas
F. Ryan, whose fight against the Sea
board Air Line some time ago attracted
so much attention, has offered to suita
bly mark all of the Virginia battlefields.
This offer of Mr. Ryan came about by a
gentleman of Charlottesville suggesting
the propriety of erecting some memorials
on the different battlefields around
Fredericksburg. The Idea met with
favor. Later Mr. Byan agreed to see
that all of the fields in this State should
be properly indicated by the erection of
granite slabs or In some other equally
permanent manner.
Finest location in the oounty for
uytieror rishscrsp rwitory. Sarreso!
land; substantial building, 105 twit long
SI ft Wld. Deep watnr clce to
bulliling. Near towns and rallrrwd.
timsli, i room dwelling hou. Fine
rnl'n spot, with variety of fruit. Price
' j Where Is Kiss Cropsey ?. ;
New York, Hovember 85-"Mr. An
drew Q. Croptsy, who la a lawyer la
this city, and uncle of Mlse Cropssy( re-
eetved a dispatch that she Is still m Us
ing. .Be fa) ntterly at a loss to account
for her disappearance, ' except oa the
theory bf abduction or murder. . For
several years he lived at Bath Beaoh, k
snbarb new here, and bis niece bad been
e' frequent guest there. ' Mr. Wilcox,
who was ' thea a suitor for Miss Crop-
seys hand, has also Visited Bath Beach.
Two sunt of the missing young lady
loft Now York tonight on their way to
r.lliatieih Ctly. There la much Interest
felt In the fRrrh by the friends of Ml
Cropaey sml tlif-r fcpe 10 hear thst she
hut b"-n found lorn." '
r; -i English HonorfAeronanL .
Lohdon, Nov. 26. M. Bantos-Dumont
heard his praises sung with no uncertain
voice at a dinner given him tonight at
the Hotel Metropole by the Aero Club
of the United Kingdom.
All present united in praising his won
derful work and enthusiasm ran high.
The first speaker was the Brazilian Min
ister, who, after expressing his greet
satisfaction that the young inventor was
a Brazilian, assured his hearers that the
name of Bantos-Dumont wonld live in
history as that of the first man who had
navigated a flying ship across and against
the' wind. "
Colonel Templer said that the whole
British oeoDle wonld loin in wlshlne
fthat M. Santos-Dumont's future efforts
might be crowned with the success he so
richly deserved.
Dr. Bull's Pills tor Liver Ills.
One pUla .dose. Box, 50 pills, 10 els.
Cure Constipation, Liver Troubles, Bil
iousness, Impure Blood, Dyspepsia, Fe
male Complaints, Stomach and Bowel
Disorders. Dr, Bull's Pills never gripe.
TO.CLEAHSB THE SYSTEM -Effeotually
yot 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, made bythe California
Fig Syrup Co.
Exploit By a Lieutenant
Mabila, Nov. SB. Second Lieutenant
Louis J. Van Schaiok, of the Fourth In
fantry, while sooutlng recently with s
few men ot that regiment, met ISO Fili
pinos who had attacked and sacked the
hamlet of Blaraca, near Cavlte. Upon
seeing the Filipinos VanSchalck ordered
his men to charge then).
The command was obeyed, and Van
Schalck, being mounted, reached the na
tives 60 yards in advance of his men. He
killed three ot the Filipinos with his
pistol. One of the revolutionists fired a
rifle point blank at Yan Schalck at four
paces, but missed. The Lieutenant was
then knocked from his horse. He Jumped
to his feet and engaged in a hand-to-hand
conflict, using the butt of his pistol.
Yan Schalck sustained two severe
wounds, one which nearly servered bis
wrist .
At this point the Lieutenant's men ar
rived, rescued him and put the natives
to flight Van Schalck Is in the military
hospital at Manila and is doing well. He
had already been recommended for
medal of honor for bravery In a previous
engagement
Sir Thomas Will Try Again.
Ixmdok, Nov. 25. "Should so one
else challenge, lam willing seriously to
consider making another attempt to lift
the cap- -
This aaaonncement wss given out by
Sir Thomas Llpton at the banqoet given
at the Hotel Cecil la his honor tonlghM
and which was attended by more than
four hundred guests.
"It would never do," added Sir
Thomas. - "to give np when only a
pulse beat came between ns and vic
tory." ' ,
Rev. Irl R. Hicks is Not Dead.
Notwithstanding a widely current ru
mor that the Bev. Irl R. Hicks was dead
ha aavar waa In better health, and never
did harder and more successful year's
work than that lust closing. He bas
just completed hla large and splendid
Almanac for 190S and, with his stiff of
able helpers, has brought, his Journal,
Word and Works, justly forward Into
International reputation. For a quarter
ot. a century Mr.. Hicks has grown In
reputation and usefulness as the peo
ple's aatronomernd forecaster of storms
and the character of coming seasons.
Never - were his weather forecasts so
sought after as now, his timely warning
of a serious drouth thlr year having
saved the people from loss snd suffering
Millions of bushels, of wheat weflTher
vested through bis advice to plant crops
that would mature early, The Ameri
can people will certainly stand by Prof.
Hicks, when It costs them so little and
the benefits are so great. His fine Al-
manac of 200 pages is only 85o, and his
splendid family Journal' Is only one dol
lar a year Including the Almanac Bend
to Word and Works Pob. Co., 1201 Lo
cust St., Bt Louis, Mo. ; - , ' . ,
GUM BRANCH.
Lost Home By Fire. Speaks Well of To
bacco Market. New Road Repairs.
November 23. Ed Jarman, a well lo
do farmer, living near Catharine Lake,
lost his house by fire last week. Mr Jar
man got up quite early and left for Kins
ton with tobacco and after he left the
house caught fire from the stove flue,
most of the furniture was lost, the bouse
and furniture was covered by insurance.
Miss Annie Francks, of Iilchlands, Is
teaching school here now. We wish her
much success in her first effort.
Cotton is so low that most of the farm
era are left in a bad condition.
We notice in Gumbranch items of last
week that Mr. W J Barber of Florida
was here visiting, we do not know such a
man ot Florida but Mr W I Barber of
Flax is the father of the respected
salesman of L D Boggs,
Cotton is moBt all out and the pro
longed cold weather keeps the pickers
from scraping tho patches.
Mrs. Nannie Fanderlln of Clarkton,
Bladen county, is here visiting her moth
er, Mrs Kutha King.
We learn that Mrs Oulda Cottle and son
of Half Moon are both very sick with
typhoid fever. We hope they will soon
recover.
We think Mr W A Newbold has gone
to your city with a load of tobacco, he
sneaks well of the New Bern markets.
If New Bern does not put lights back
In the city trade from the country Will
cease, we nope sue will soon replace
them and we want to see New Bern
thrive.
We learn from good authority that the
new road is being repaired so as to be
passable. If New Bern will give all the
attraction she can we think the trade
can be turned back to New Bern from
around here. Gcebs.
Modern Surgery Surpassed
"While suffering from a bad case of
piles I consulted a physician who ad
vised me to try a box of DeWllt's Witch
Hazel Salve," lays G. F. Carter, Atlanta
Ga. "I procured a box and was entirely
cured. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve Is a
splendid cure for piles, giving relief In
stanlly, and I heartily recommend it to
all sufferers." Surgery Is unnecessary
to cure piles. DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salve will cure any case. Cuts, bums,
bruises and all other wounds are also
quickly cured by It Beware of coun
terfeits. F. 8, Daffy.
Celery Headache Powders.
There Is not any . better remedy for
sadache than these powders.' They
never fall to relieve. Made and soldpnly
at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
'IJ.Im.. IlliV Mil
. .. . livaafort, N. C.
. Clant Nerve Builder. .
The Mystic Life Tionewer Is the most
Powerful Kotvs PnlUor known. It sb-
aolul-'y cr t 'l fni ii i of i:rvoiit DIs
e"1 and Y.' " s no waiter low
a--rvai -1 or low lors ! nation, such
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i MADAM STANLEY
Of New York, the, Celebrated Spiritual
Trance and Business Medium Is here and
can be consulted on all affairs of life.
She roads life from the cradle to the
grave with absolute correctness. , . :.;v ;
Madam Stanley IS no new beginner in
Spiritualism, having been a medium for
more than 15 years, and daring ait that
time has earned the unlimited praise ot
the thousands who have consulted
her; '' " ''. ' . '
. As she ases hsr. powers only for the
good of humanity, there' are tens of
thousands of families once In trouble
but now happy, who bless her name for
the happiness brought to them through
her advice snd assistance, r . '
he can give the full name and de
scription of your, future husband or
wife, with the exact Jdate of yonr mar-
riage. -. v'-''-
. Young ladles and gentlemen having
love affairs would do well to call on
her. ' . ,.-
Bhe locates stolen property with abso
lute certainty. ' '
Bhe can desorlbs the whereabouts
snd conditions of lost and missing
friends.' : " '
Before buying, selling or Investiga
ting, you shoull call arid consult this
wonderful medium, as her sdvlce will be
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ni 'on, Isor- ol grM Dencni to yon. aii in iruuuie
Piinro, i'nl-' of any kind arc spcclully Invited to call,
land. n- All bunlness Is strlolly eonfi JcntlaL
; i :. ' r lourv are from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m
'Corned
y I lets
Nice Lot Just Itecelved.
Small Sugar Cured Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips.
Atmore's Celebrated Mince Meat, Preserved Figs, Peaches
and Apricots 10c lb. Loose Muscated Raisins, London Layer
Raisins, Seeded Raisix.8, Currants, Citron, Almonds, English
Walnute, Brazil Nuts, Pecans all new crop. Dried and Evap
orated Apples and Peaohes, Cranberries, and all the necessary
articles for making your Thanksgiving fruit cake.
Give me a call, Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Wholesale
ft Retail
Grocer,
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g 'Phone 91. 71 Bread St.
Something New.
55 Arrivals for this week are as follows :
W. R. Pancake Flour, Buckwheat, Currants, Raisins,
' JPrunes, Crystalized Orange and Lemon Peel, Citron, Candies,
Dates, Figs. Dried and Evaporated Apples and Peaches, Green
Apples,Cracker Dust, Crac ere-both package and loose, Wafer-
ettes, Macaroni, Oheese, Tapaico, Postum Cereal, Grape Nuts,
Oats, Etc.
Space forbids my continuing, as I oould mention articles
enough to flir one side of this paper.
Call and get your wants supplied.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer. lPhone 137.
J. A. JONES,
tables
Livery, Feed,
Sale and
Exchange
i , . mt a "a. -W.e -
-Largest and Finest Stock of-
apeass ana. titles
ever offered for sale in New Bern. A Car Load of each just received.
Also a complete line of Baggies, Wagons, Harness, Robes, Whips.
Cart Wheels, Ac.
el. A. eJOtfES,
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Stand.
Have You Tried Arch-
beli & Co.'s Coffees
-T v -i-- -V s f ''Art .
The' Latest In China Indian
Head Ware, no China closet oom-
piete wiuumt tc ; i
. Tryo&a t'alaoe ana scenes irom
New Bern on Chins, appropriate to
send your friend.' ' ","'r'.- - i
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4S Pollock Si.
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ATTEIITIOII!;
.' We hare the finest lot ol Dry Store
Wood tliat wf hare erer had on our yard,
sawed any length and daily red m your
i nni it,, mil h ihiuuk
I Alio have a supply of Laths oa hand
for sale. ' ' ' - ' -ij,
A fow oily resldenoes to bit, ' ' 'v '.(
II you have not do so
at once and you will
get. the best value in
the city. r .
'fi Eespectiullyr
AiiliellifM,
, rHOHB 1M. :,' it WtOAn $T.
FOH RENT!
" 9 room brick house, Hancock it,-
between Pollock and South Front, ,
Offices and stores under. Stanly :
. Thoronr;hlt renorated and paint-
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Phone 187' .
M. HAIIN A BON'S STALBE3 "
! to s'.rve yoa at all times, r
(;l allsrolln'.Vi