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SEW BIILX, N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUAEY 7, 1 902v t
VOL X1X-R0. 238
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THIS SALE FOR
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; ONE WEEK.
Thai 54 inch Skirt Goods, fold for $3.00, now 11,00.
63 inch Blue Cheviot, good value all $1.25, now only 90a.
8-pieces 44 inch Henrietta, sold for 85c, now 55c
.6 pieces 44 inch Sergei Bold
i goods are in Navy Bins, Golden
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2 pieces 42 inch Blaok Flannel, good talue at -60c, now
Only
CM-48jnoh Blme and Brown Serge 26c. x '
27 inchxlftnid in plaids and stripes, seld for 60c now 25o
25 pieees SSkroldJor 85c, now' 55c.' , "
40 pieces 8ilk7solipM146,Wow Only 70o. ,
: 47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
Good Goods
Make Good BasineM.; Poor Goods are Kererl heap. . Thick
it oyer, and come to J. R. PARKER, Jr.'g, where you will find
r everything in the Grocery line. :. Our stock is fresh and of the
Tery host quality. t t . ,
c Seedless Raisins, 1 lb package, 12o lb. '
V Perfectly Cleaned Carrants, 1 lb packages, 12o lb.
Very Best Citron, 20o lb. k-- s
I Very Best Mixed Nuts, 20e lb..
Almonds, Brazil Pecans and English Walnwt8,20c.
. Very Best Mince Meat 10s lb.
5 We also hate plenty of Fresh Eggs.,;
Fresh Celery every week. - ,
" If you are im need of anything in the grocery line don't fai
r o give me a call and I'll me joa money, .f.
Toon to
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Wholesale and
, ruunsi oa. uor uruau mm nuvwH. sis. . r
Lhery, Feed,
Sdegand, ;
Exchange
- -Largest and Finest Stock ef '
HOKSES ; ciTLd. : 2srCJLBl3
," ever offered for sale in Jfrewera.; A Car Load of each just received. -
' Also a complete line of Baggies, Ifagoaa, Harness, Robe,, . 'Whips.
Cart Wheels, 4e;' rH.j
Bread
Carolina. . ,
Worm Killer;
has never- been known to fall
when needed and slwa;sdoes good, even
when a Worm Kills is not- needed, by
preventing the meed.. 8af tSe. AT
Bit idiiamu 'r (.' v, : :-', 1
At Oaks r.larEict
., POULTRY- ;;
Tarkeys, Decks, ChUksaa, Geese. r
' ' ; ' ": ' MEATS ; '
Veal, Fork, Mutton, Wester Lasab,
Western and Name Beef.-
Bnrrar Cuted llama. . BItced Ham,
Bmii li(leld Hams, Brmtilpss Hsim, Urk
last lacon; Bmokml Tom . '. '
Pork Sausage, Miiwl I iiaaj', Frank
tarts, Bologna, rrehS'l i ri reet.
; ';.VEOETAniXJ-.
Ciirrntu, farsnlp, Cl.l i- UitM Te-
ts S Ttm 5l'tl,ns1 Canary, Oaiuas,
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for 60c, now only 42a. These V
Brown, Green and Gray.
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Retail Qrocer,
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taoies
,:r'fril'h::i. -.'''iT't
j. a. aonca,
'Street, Stewart's Old Stand.'
Abeut 400 acres known as the
D, W. Wil iania lands, and situated
near Clark's, eight miles west from
New Bern. ' . Good buildings and
orchard, and about 150 acres cleared.
Will sell for one-third cash and
balance in five years in deferred
payments. " , ',
' For further particulars write to'
Eiui Lt-uuF Co.,
KINSTON, N. .O.
ItislUl)
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I have aTowMIorM-H, Mule
Kui'Mcs nniPFiii'm Carli, wliicli
I lute tiiVcn in. Will lo koM
low fir ('.'!. !i "r on thisf.
It viU 1 ' i' v.r h.'-'-r- I l
t!UISl
Hoi Fight for The D. S. District
Attorneyship. ; 1 " ,
A Female Farmer Stndeat. Auditor
Dlxoa Will Speak. Beports .
Made to Labor Commls-. "
sleaer.. Kew State '
Charters. t
Rllxiqh, Jan, R-r-Chalrmaa McNeill
of the corporation commission went to
Fayettevllle tiday to confer with: the
connCy officers and commissioner! re
garding tax matters.
Miss Xala Dixon, the first female stu
dent to enter the Agrlcoltaral and Me
chanical college here, has arrived. Bht is
from Greensboro., i!::Ti:M'Kf'.'.
Clsnde Bernard, TJ. 8. district - attor
ney, left today for Washington, to look
after his place, for which Barry Skinner
is making a fight. Both of these have
filed charges and counter-charges, Inrol-
Thtg character and everythlog else. It
it the idea of some ', obaervant people
here that after all neither will get the
place, but that Judge Timberlake of the
Superior Court will get It. " - ;
The Bute charters the Carolina Com
pany of Wilmington, . wit a tl.000,000
capital, W..JC Worm being tba largest
stockholder. The company wilt con
struct railways, sewers, canals, shafts of
mines, etc.
: State Auditor Dlion today aocepled
an invitation to address the Daughters
of the Confederacy st Durham on the
10th Instant, Lee's birthday.
Announcement la received here that
the Inter-State gunshot at .clay 'pigeons
will take place here June 25-28. Elmer
E. 'Shaver of Pittsburg is manager.
The development of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College here is certainly
remarkable in the past three years. It
has to day 860 students. It thus leads
all the colleges in the 8Uto.' .,' .
; The reports of miscellaneous factories
in this State to the Labor Commissioner
show that there are , 11,769 employees.
In this list cotton and woolen mills are
not Included. The average day's, work
is Ml hours; 66 per cent of the em
ployees are paid weekly; 49 per cent re
port increased wages, 48 per cent report
financial Condition of employees good,
63 per cent oppose employment of chil
dren under 14 (of whom there are bow
only 42J); 88 percent of adult em
ployees csn read and write; 61 per cent
report improvement in educational per
cent report Improvement In morals; 80
per cent ' favor compulsory . edncatlon
In this connection it Is Interesting to
know that 83 per cent of the farmers far
vor compulsory edncatlon.
;A Don't Live Together. -
Constipation and health never go to
gether. DeWitt's Little Early BIseis
promote easy action of the bowels with
out distress. ; ''I have been troubled
with costlvenets nine years," - says J O
Greene, Depauw, Ind., "I .have tried
many remedies but. Little Early, Risers
give best results." F S Daffy. .
" Franklin and Wilson Courts. -
' Ralsjoh, Jaa. 6 On account of the
continued Illness of Judge Henry &
Brtan of the Superior court, who. Is for
this reason unable to hold the courts of
Franklin and Wilapa eonntles, Governor
Aycock to-day directed Judge Justice to
hold the former beginning January SO
and Judge Counoll to hold Wilson court
beginning February 8rd. V-S,
" ' TO.GLEARSB THE STSTEH '
Effectually yet gently when .costive or
billlous, 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
Fig Byrup Co. , ' ,
yi!To Saye Prom Starration.7
Eau Antonio, Tex., Jan. 8 On ac
count of the almost total failure of
gran and the high price of feed stuffs
In this section, oref 100 head of horses
and milch cows have been killed In San
Antonio during the past 60 days, to pre
vent them from dying from stsrvstlon
their owners who are of the poorer
classes, bolng unable to bny feed for
the animals. There has been drought
in thU section for twelve months or
more, and there is no .present prospect
for an Improvement.
I Know On Bat Bcawdf
lorfla obatluatt oold. Id ouu I Pjnj-BalMm.
England's Losses in Boer War.
London, Jan. 6 The total reduction
of Great Britain's military forces tn
South Africa from ths brglnnlng of the
war to DccemboX Including dcallii from
diseneo, reported missing, elc, amuiuits
to S 1,21)9 men. Of this number 10,0
were actually killed, or died. A total of
6t,S30 mcfl were Invalided home.the ma
jority of whom recororfd and rejoined
thflc commnniln
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SIX TO BANG. -
The Governor Fixes the Date For Their
' Execution, to be January 29th.
Special to Journal. '
Baxbigh, January O-Governor Ay
cock today had to Issue death warrants
tof-slx condemned men, upon certificates
from the Supreme. Court that It had af
firmed Judgment In the various eases. . -
Governor - Ayrock fixes Wednesday
January 29th a the date of execution of
all six. These executions are to be pri
vate as the lawenaeted tljls year so re
quires. Of the criminals thus ordered to be
executed, four were concerned in the
burglary of the post office at Emma,
near Atheville, these being Dudley
Johnson and Russell Gates . white, Ben
Foster and Harry. Mills, colored. The
men called Samuel Alexander,' the poet
muter, to the door at night and while
the negroes rwatched the building the
whites forced him to take them to his
room, where they took his revolver 'and
made him open the safe. As one of the
men stooped to take the money he put
the revolver on a table and Alexander
seized It and shot one. They then shot
him in the course of a desperate fight,
but he put them out of the building.
The Supreme" Court said that the ease
was clearly, burglary.' VV.'.v
Thomas Fatton of Ashevllle came
here to see the Governor and to urge
him to commute the death sentence, par
ticularly of the two negroes who were
outside the building. .
The other . two men for whom death
warrants are Issued are Andrew Jackson
(white) who In Lincoln county burglar
ized a house whose only inmates .were S
women whom .he attacked, and nearly
killed With a knife, and John Henry
Rose who In Wilson county waylaid and
shot a neighbor whom he believed had
informed revenue officers of hie -being s
moonshiner. '
A Profitable Investment.
I was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in bed half my
time," says E Demio, Boraervllle, Ind.,
I spent about $1,000 and never could get
anything to help me nntil I tried Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. J nave -taken a few
bottles, and am entirely well." Ton
don't live by what you eat. but
by what you digest and assimilate. If
your stomach doesn't digest your food
you are really starving. Kodal Dyspep
sia Cure does the stomach's work by di
gesting the food. Ton don't have to
diet. Eat all you want. Kodal Dyspep
sia Cure cures all stomach troubles. F S
Daffy.
AGAIN Ilf' SESSION.
Both Eoases of Congress. Little Busl
" ness for Senate. House Bills.
WiseiHQTOB,' Jan. 8-The principal
item on the Hons programme for the
week Is the Hepburn isthmian canal
bill, which Is the special order for Tues
day. - No limit has been fixed as to the
time for debate upon this measure, bat
Mr. Hepburn does not contemplate a
prolonged discussion of it. It Is sur
mised In some quarters, however, that If
the proposition of the Panama Canal
Company to sell Its property and fran
chise for $40,000,000 should be made to
morrow, as promised,, this may have the
effect of opening a wider field of discus
sion than at first seemed probable, 'and
If this should prove to be the case the
bill may be before the Bouse for a long
er time than Is now contemplated. Mr,
Burton has given notice of-a speech on
the bill and it Is understood that there
will be other speeches In criticism of
special featuree of the measure, bat Its
friends are very sanguine not only that
the bill will pass, but It will pass speedi
ly. '::-y-x--:.- v ;.-r:'C:.-'rijy :
Jt Is expected that by the time the ca
nal bill Is disposed of there will be one
or more appropriation bills ready for
consideration by tba House. None of
the appropriation bills ha yet been
passed on by the appropriations com
mittee, but both the urgent deficiency
and the pension bills are la a forward
state and the expectation Is that they
will be considered by the committee dur
ing the current week. The present In
tention Is to give first attention to the
deficiency bill. The estimates for thst
bill aggregate about $18,000,000 and It Is
not believed that these figures will be
scsled down materially. -
. The Senate has'no programme for the
week and very little business on Its cal
endar as the reorganization of the Senate
committees did not take place Until just
before the holidays. . ' .
. . The Charleston Exposition.
CuitLEBTOM, 8. C, Jan. 6 This week
will be a notable one at the exposition.
The stock show opans tomorrow with
1,010 enterics, undnr the supervision of
Geo. F. Weston, of Biltmnre. OnThurs
rl'.y tlta L!!toriy Ix-U ni arrive from
I 'h!a iid be .tt.;''.l in the licaiill
ful structure speclully luilt fur It. On
Trlday the Inlotnallonal League of 1'ruxs
clubs and the Ten and Pencil Club, of
rhl!nlu!phla, will assembly hfire ani the
fn.at mun'i al frhtlval . conducted by the
Inncs l'smd will bo ri fn.
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BRYAN ON THE FUTURE. .
t Thinks Party WU1 Stand by o:a Issues,
. , " Including the Honey Plank.
Cleveland, Jan. 5 As the guest Of
Mayor om L. Johnson, Hon, Wm J.
Bryan spent the day and will remain In
this city until to-morrow, morning when
he goes to Worcester, 04 to speak at a
Jackson Day banquet to monow night.
Thence he goes to Sew Haven, Conn.,
where he will speak at a Jackson Day
banquet, on ' Wednesday. Concerning
the next Democratic platform, Mr. Bry
an said that he thought it too early to
forecast such a document, but believed
the party would stand by what it has
fought for In the past two campaigns
and that the money plank would be In
cluded in the platform, .
Denver's Committee of Safety.
Denver, Jan. 6. At a mass meeting
of citizens here today, a committee of
safety was -organized as a protection
against criminals with which the city
has been infested for the past year or
more. The streets will be patrolled at
night by armed citizens, and any per
son Who may fall to give a satisfactory
reason for being in the streets will bear
rested. ,
This action has been made necessary
in the opinion of the citizens by crimi
nal assaults on women, hold-nps and
robberies, which nave been of almost
daily occurrence. The action of today
was Incited by the murder of 14-ycar-old
Harold Fridborn, and an assault on his
sister on New Tear's Day.
Seventeen Below Zero, Three Days.
Odklxnd, Md., Jan. 5 -Tho thcimom-
eter ngleereill7 below ioro for three
successive mornings at this place. This
is the col.it si weather cxpeiiciiccd here
for many years.
THE MARKETS.
Tho foi owiug.quotatlons were receiv
ed by J. E Lat'ivn & O.v Xe Bern
N.O.
Naw Iobx, Jan. 6.
OOCTOIT;
Open. High. Low. Close
January 7.90 7.00
March 7.08 7.00
May... 8.03 8.06
July 8.0D 8.09
Aug 7.95 7.98
7.87
7.95
8.03
8.03
7.03
7.87
7.97
801
8.08
7.95
Chicago, Jan. 6.
Whjut:
Open. High. Low. Close
May ....
... 83 841 83t 8it
Cons-
Open. High. Low. Close
May
.. 68 08 67t 67
Open. High. Low. Close
Rlbst-
Jan
... 892 888
New Tork, Jan, 6.
Stocks;
.Open. High. Low. Close
... U7t 117 116 117
Sugar .....
Con. T
116
... 88 8ti 88 Ui
12 m li lit
... 45f 6t 45, J
89i
... 31, Sl
6J
So By
C.6.L.....,
U.S. 8
Tec Pao ..
A.C.F.....
T.OlC...
Oopper. . . .
70t 71 69 71
' Spots 4.7-16 Sales 8,000 bales.. '
Fatares, Jan-Feb 4.35. Apr-May 4.85.
May-Jane 4.5.
, ww mmi cowoet m amuct.
Cotton wu quoted la the local market
yesterday at 7. to 7f.- , " . . -'.
PORT
BOBJTT.
Ssme week ,
ttast week x
196,000 i's
T This week.'
flat;;l ; 66000 ;
Moo. I' 45000?
Xi':,: . laet year.''
VJ:i;;,.;:.;.480C0
f1:': 88000
Tues.V'
Wedf:4'
Thuse.. .
ttu-A
T'- s- '4000
i:; .' 80C0
. 84008
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T0U KNOW WHAT YOU ARB TAXING
When ion take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula - Is plainly
printed on every bottle showing, that it
I. a I mini. Irstr, An A Atilnlrta frt ak. I ta1U '
form. No cure ao pay. Price 83o.
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To Merchants,
Commission Her-
chants, Liquor Dealers, '
Liverymen and Hotels. .'
Offira Rpolxtnr of Deeds. I
. (Jraven (Jounty, )
. w-n0. vn n B! toni
a.iakw 4.11 v. u,
You are required by law to deliver or
ir. tn within tan dav. aftor Ih.
Ht rtnv of Innu.rv. In ch tear, a
. r , ,,;, ... nf ihn .mount of irross
sulci) mndo 1 y yoo In y our bualness as a J
vendor of or dualor In goods, wares.
merchandise, commodities of whatsoever
kind or nsturo, either wholesale or retail
for the twelve months, or any part of
sa'd t' -mi, .rer(. ling the flrt day of
l'ro'. : t ' ; !!m-! wlih the law Is
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1 to
6 In
m ice
Small Sugar Cured
JUST DECEIVED. '
Also new barrel Fulton
Market Corned Beef.
J. L McMNIEL
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'Phone 01 71 Bread Ht. H
4SaRa(aaisiasasRnasKMi(M(it titrr
iiiiiimHiifMiiiviiiimiiiiiiui iiiiffiri
The World's
Appetite
We supply' enough variety
to suit all who come here.
The different selected ihings
which appeal to the taste of
those who want the rare and
pleasing, aa well as the sub;
8tantial necessities. Ton will
eat with relish if we supply
tie food.
Kespectfally,
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer,
We call your Attention to the
Following Useful Articles.
Shears and Scissors, Pen Knives, Pocket Knives, Razors, Hones,
and straps, they are all warranted and can be exchanged if not satisfac
tory. Carving Seta, Knives and Forks, Batcher Knives, Can Openers,
and Eye Opener ia prion.
69ns from ti.7t to Wi.10, Ait Rifles and Boy Axes for the boys.
A full and eompletestocX el General Hardware, Paints, Varnish,
Enamels, Oil, Lime, Pleats, Com), gash Blinds, Doers and Glass.
Ball Bearing Castors.
PHONE
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MAM OPERA HOUSE
: Friday, Jaru t6,
4 THE ORIGINAL AlfD ONLT
BIBLOH g&l HllSOirS
' t Greater Wew York '
MINSTRELS
16 Skilful Danoera,
10 Onlturad Bbgera, --
'; '; 10 nolunlnnlesv y
iAlMy, 12 8jeoialti(
vi urana jimary jjano, . r
10 Solo Orchaitra, ; ' '
Tha EwaU Tami f The atlVSIBU.
Admission 7Ba. ; Qa"7 26a, ;
Some :
J Jewel rv Facts
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, It Is a fcrt that every artiele In oa
. i.,k. tm as. 11
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' nd rellabl" J ,"ht PreU,nd b-
U faot th onr
It is a faot thst
tand' b1,lnd eTerT artletowe sell
nds behind every 1
It Is a faot that,
QUALITY
considered, onr prices are lowest et the
low.
Don't these facts labersst yoaf
Come la; lut's lavs a talk ebeat
Jewelry,
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Wholesale
eft Retail
rocer,
Phone t37.s
Ham
GaskUl Hardware Co.
aa It
HEWJBBRN, N. O
Our Motto
is to please everyone who calls at
011 store, or sends us an order.
Wa are receiving daily Freeh
Groceries. '
, New Raisins and Currants.
Citron and Prunes,
caches and Apples.
Candy and Cakes.
Batter and Cheese.
b sure to ask for a pound of our
fresh Boasted Coffee.
- We guarantee quality and price.
Archbell Ho.,
raoire IM.'
fS BROAD ST.
It yon will oome down to onr store we '
Hi show yon lust the thins? that will 1
suit tor nice Zmas present We have
just received a line of Juvenile Bicycles, .
Air Klllea, Foot Balls, Phonographs and
a hundred other things. ,
1711. T. IIUVL, .
Dealer to Riotous, Fmaiana, Brosmsa
Goods, FnoNoanirag, Jos;raiimo,
r.-cRi Btimps.J jiAiiPsuasa, AJ
l-3 r: :v.e St HBtBERN, R.
Ilcuca IcrT.cnt.
Et end of' doub'e house, footot
CY.!'ju f.t., nesr IJouse liver bridge, con
t -'".i'rj four recti 1 at d k'ti'lnn.
c.r.r -vrn.