6, ; ' 4k . ik A "V. T A M JOt. UI-NO. 274 - 'SIW BIEN, N. C, TUISDAY MOBKIH0, FIBRDARI J8, 1902. TWENTIETH YEAR :4t 'V - . I, 2 OFFERS THIS WEEK S'MO FOR EVERYONE. Ladies, Misses, Children and Babies, Gents, Boys, Youths. REMEMBER We are agents for the well known make . of Shoes-Ziegler Bros., and Thos. G. I'lant ; Co. r v ' ',. Examine The Victoria"; $2.00. , . ' : VEacunine The EjnVress", W-OO. - --, We have the Best $1.00; $1.25 and tl.50 Shoe for Women in the city. . In Men's, Our Patent Kids are the Latest, Prices $3.50, 14.50, and W.00. Look at them. .CI eaper Shoes 1.25, $1 .50, $1.7512 00, $2.50 and $3.00. V . ' 47-49 POLLOCK STREET. Fresh Country and Side i Fancy New Orleans, West Indiagand Forto Rico Molasses, Vanilla Drips and Msple Syrup Jnst Received. We also have a full and and fresh supply of Fancy Cakes and Crackers, such, as TJneeda Biscuits, Uneeda Milk Biscuits, Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwiches, Forentine Vanila Creams K K Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ice Creams, &c. Don't fail to give us a call and Jget Jyour ' groceries fresh and delivered promptly. Yours to Please, Wholesale and Retail drocer, . PHONE 69. Cor. Broad A Hancock Sw. r J. L. Livery, Feed, Sale and Exchange ii-lJWgerand finest Stock of ever 'offered for'sele la New Bern. Also a complete line of Buggies, Wagons, Harness, Robes, Whips. Cart Wheels, 4o. .. j . ' .v .? - . J. A. JONES, V'i.-f- !i Broid Street, StewtirtV Old Stand. wheathearts, r V, Oatflakes, Graham Flour, . .: Whole Wheat Flour Fox Biver Butter, Maple Syrup, if. Cream Cheese, ,'.,, .Boasted Oofife8.a j.! See, Tus before, you ( Dtiy.:;j'';.v,t.;;:. Archbell :& Co., s, raoira in. it mad it. j Croup, 'QoupMi i . can b pmcatcd li dm(I In tlm and cored almott lnttantlf.br BInt- ! mm cecjfsyeup ; AT ERADniM'lp'a. , VI VI Smoked Hams f Bacon, i A Car Load, of each just received. U tie Man Who foots cij. ''' all about earrlaeea from A to Z. andthi old stager, who has held the rani lor nity year will ten 70a h had experience and that experience Jut- IBM Dim in rating tnat tne beat car riage tot atyta, comfort and durability are naa ana sola py n aiers uueer Factory. - , 00 WIU and any part of a bnggy you may want to repair with. We are Hil qnarter In thli builneaa and can SAVE YOU MONEY. .. O. II. Waters & Son, 'TO Broad 8t, w BihN, K. C. "' f Garden Seed at Davis'. Davis' Prescription Pharmacy has Just received a lot of vegetable, and flower seeds. Bijyyoiir seeds at DstIs'. JONES, Stables ii i. -' J - 1 1 ACTIVE WEEK IN BOUSE' 1 War Revenue iinto Hss. IndUa Af- bin.. Anti-Anarchy BUI, PW1- j ' lpplne Matter. WAtHisQTOK, Feb. ll-Th oominaS week promises to be one of onasaal ao uvity in tne uou or uepreienianvei. The war revanne . reduotion bill will ba taken np with two days for debate, and astringent rule bringing the bill ton vote on Tuesday, without intervening motion to recommit or amendments oth er than those of a verbal character pro posed by the committee. The passage of the bill is a foregone conclusion as the minority members as well as the majority favor it, the only difference being a to the amount of re daction and the extent to which tariff changes should go. Aeide from 'the tariff issue, it would be ad surprise If the sensational speech of Representative Wheeler, of Kentnokj on Prince Henry's visit and other tor sign matters will flgnre In the dlsooss ion, as much feeling has been aroused by the speech. The Indian appropriation bill will be taken np on Vfednesdey, with two other appropriation bills;" this diplomatic, consular, and the postoffloe In reserve. Chairman , Barman, of the Iadjan affairs committee, expects tooc- enpy two or tnree aays, so inai appro priation bills will go over until the fol lowing week. In that case private- claims will Ket some consideration the 1 liter part of the week. There are several Important measures of legislation ready for consideration, in eluding the antl-anaichy bill and the Pacific cable bill. The intention, how eveiOs notj to consider these general measures so long as any appropriation bills remain unacted upon. Besides the work 'on the floor of the House, it is ex pected thatthe coming week may si e some1 progress in the ways and means committee on the subject of Cuban re ciprocity, which "was deferred until after the war revenue redaction measure had been passed. With reference to the Philippine bill it is although pfebable that a vote will be reached during the latter part of the week. The Democrats have been In coo ference on the subject and have reached the conclusion that they will be able to oonclude their presentation of their op position to the bill In a few more speech es. An agreement fixing a time to vole Is likely to be reached on Tuesday and the indications now are that next Fri day or next Saturday will be named as the day for deciding the fate of the bill. There are still a few set speeches to be delivered on the bill, bat most of the speeches towards the close of the rebate will be brief. By unanimous consent the. bill will be disposed of. It Is expected that a vote will be reached on the censes bill after vary. Utile more debate. , 1 1 Saved Him From Torture. . There ia no more agonising trouble than piles ' . The constant itching and burning make life intolerable. No po sition is comfortable.' The torture is un easing. DeWltt's Witch Hazel Salve ourea plies at once. For skin diseases, cats, burns, bruises, all kinds of wounds it is unequalled. J. S. QeraU, SL Paul, Ark., says: "From 1866 1 suffered with theprotrudIng, bleeding piles and could find nothing to help me until I nsed De Witt's Witch Hszel Salve. A few boxes completely cured me." Beware of conn terfelts. F. 8. Duffy. Rev. Geo. C Needham bead, Philadelphia, Feb.- Rev. George Carter Needham. the noted evangelist, died suddenly of neuralgia of the heart today at his home at .-m berth, a suburb of this city. Be returned last week from s three weeks evsngellstle esmpslgn through Tennessee, sad expected short ly to go tp Chicago to hold revival ser vices. .:.'- TOD MOW WHAT YOU ARB TAKING When yon take Grove's Tisteleas Chul Tonic, because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it Is simply Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure no pay. Price 86c, " Naval Department Experiments in OIL WiSHtDQTOW, Feb J9. -Liquid fuel miy be substituted for coil on (orpedo boat destroyers sad other naval small erafu ..T.'.-V': v;iK,-;v..S'- Tests extending over a year have been completed by the department sod a re port, presented. ' Admiral George W, Melville ba asked tor 130,000 (0 conduct further experiments which he believes will demonstrate that the smaller eraft esn be steamed by oil and thus oonoesl themselves from the enemy at lght by the absence ; of, smoke and litre vnm ihslr stacks. : C:'"'-' ' " Admiral Melville has received numer ous bffeis. from Texas companies lo tarnish oil, some of which he will ae- Hot Chocolate, and Hot Coffee and Bsndwlches at McSorloy's. ; ; V LAXATIVE TASTELESS piultc::?!,. mi t . t ... . 1 RECORD BBEISER. Snow Fall at. RalehjH Nineteen ' Inches. Beef Crushed by Weight ef Snow. 7v,;' Supreme : Cenrt. County v Mast Exhsast Its School ; Fan Before Ask fag StsU Aid. Rslbioh, N. 0., February 17. The snowfall, which ended at 8 o'clock; this morning, broke the records since the weather bureau's establishment here, ft began at 11.80 Friday night, the 14th, and np to 8. p.m. Baturday 12 Inches fell. ,' Up to 8 a. m. Sunday morning 1 inches fell. Yesterday afternoon at 8.80 "hominy" snow began to fall. This at 5 Was succeeded by a heavy and recnlar fall, aod to 0 o'clock this morning-S 6 10 Inches fell. The total therefore Is 18 nches.T here are no drifts. It exceeds nhe great snow of February 14-16, 1890, which was 17 T-10 Inches. Trains-are all running off schedule. The rural free .delivery mall carriers have been unable to make a trip alnee Friday. The publlo schools were closed todsy. . Street cars began to run at 9 o'clock Saturday over the main portion of the line Last night's snpw blocked them again, and tbey did not ran until nearly noon. The barometer was very low this morning, as it has been for three days.' The great weight of snow about 8 o'clock this rhorntpg crushed the roof of the largest cotton warehouse here. The walls gave way and the ruin Is only up held by the 1,000 bales of cotton nnder it. . The roof of Halloway'a carriage re pository was also crushed by tl e snow. The Supreme Court devotes this week to the appeals from the third district. The docket Is light. Among the attor neys here attending the court are ex Senator T. J. Jarvls of Greenville and A, D. Ward, of New Bern Governor Aycock left this morning for Greensboro where this evening he was one of the speakers at the dedica tion of the "Curry Practice and Obser vation School," at the StateNormal and Industrial College for young women. There appears to be a misunderstand ing on the part of the school authorities in a number of counties as to what are "available" publlo school funds. They appear to think such funds are only those which have come In since July 1. The lsw requires that before a county shall call on the State for special aid to keep its publlo schools open 4 months it shall exhaust all the- available funds. The State officials say this means all the funds to the credit of the schools, no matter If It goes back Ave years. There weapon the 1st of last August the great sum of $237,600 to the publlo schools In the hands of county treasurers. Dr. Bull's Congh Syrop Cnres a Cough 'or Cold at once. Conquers Croup, Whooping Congh and Measles Cough without fail. Best for Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia, Con sumption and Lung Affections. Quick, sure results. Price, 860. An Appalling Eartnquaie.' Baku, Russian Traneoausaala, Feb; 16 The district executive of Bhamaka tel egraphs that the city Is now almost de- strayed, only a dozenihouses being left standing, by a recent eerthqnake, and that the loss of life has been great. Twenty-nve thousand Inhabitants are without food and shelter. Three bun. dred bodies have already been taken t at of the ruins. ' v ; lEnfllsh Anti-War Paper.. - London, Feb. 16 George Csdbury. an extensive manufacturer of coooa, having absorbed the whole proprietary interest In the Dally Mews for $676,000, pur poses) to continue to conduct it on snti war lines.-; i-yz- hr' :; v,1 Csdbnry, as a Quaker, Is opjJoaedo all Wars. He recently refused to accept an order to manufacture chocolate for the troops. - ' He Intends to ' exclude from his psper all aeconnts of horse rsclog and betting, but will Teport sth letie contests. , , . The Manchester Cloth Market MAaonama, Feb. 16 Business In the cloth market the past week has beea difficult to arrange, the strength ,of cot ton at Liverpool taaiing a fit moats 1 nd merchant are backward about paying advances. The rise In otioo at Liver pool and here Is generally attributed to bear covering. Some slackening In tl demand for . cloth is expected, most of the Eastern markets having secured sup plies for months ahead. ' . . 1 Shipper to some parts of South America . report an Improved stale of trade. - Ysfas generally were poor dur ing the week. The demand wss Irregu lar and holiness was mostly ;of a local character. - Favorite Nearly Everywhere. ' Constipation means dullness, depress ion, headache, generally disordered health, DeWltl' Little Early Risers stimulate tbe liver, open ths bowels and rcltpve this condition. Fnfe, spwdy and thorough. Tiny npyor gf'pe. rvoil: 1 1 " . F. 8. I) 11 y. THE MARKETS. Tan fo.lowinr oiuitatlona wan rami v. edHryJ- . Latham & Co, New Bern, . . Maw Toac, Feb. 17. OoTTOBri Open. High. Low. Close March 8.69 8 78 8.63 8.63 May.., 8.61 864 867 8 67 Jttly 8.64 8.6t 8 58 8.53 Aug 8.86 8.36 8.28 8.29 Oct 7.90 7.90 7.66 7.86 Chicago, Feb. 17. Wu.r-. Open. High. Low. Close May 78 1H Geaa: - Open. High. Low. Close May 2i . 61 Hibs:-r Open. High. Low. Close May 850 847 Hew York, Feb. 17. Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close Sugar j..mi ill Ooa. T 117 80 By 884 88 U.8.L. 11 Hi a 8. 8 444 444 Tex Pse 42 43 A. O.F 28 Mo. P. 105 101 Ys.O. O 81 Atohlsoa 77 77 Copper CoOfoa .650 May 550 UnrpMl Spot, 4 21-32. Sales 8.050 bales. Futures, Feb-Mch 4.40. Apr-May 4.40 Uay-Jsae 4.40. Saw BURN COTTON SIARKOT. Cotton In the local market yesterday 8 eeats. POST .RB0BIPT8. Same week last year. 134,000 18000 Last week 157,000 This week. Sat. 18G0O Hon. 87000 270C0 31000 19000 14000 Tues. Wed. Thftrs. Frl. 21000 121,000 The Beat Prescription for Malaria. Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Cfaova's Tastblbbs Caul. Toaio. It la simply Iron snd quinine in a tastejess form. No cure no pay. Price 50o. Celery Headache Powders. There Is not any better remedy for hcalaohe than these'powders. Tbey never fail to relieve. Made and sold only at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy. Clears , at Davis'. Davis Prescription Pharmacy has ex elusive agency in this city for ths. popu lar "Theo" cigars, Besides this brand there are other well known brands. Buy your cigars at Davis. I have on hand: Several Second-hand Buggies 8 joke Oxen. ' ' -8 Log Carriages and Tackle. 1 Dray and Harness. Also a few more Mules and Horses, I wijl sell very low for cash or on time. ' - J. W. STEWART. to purchase your Bicycle for Spring. Onr Bicycle have been timed and everybody who ride them says they are ahead of the age. . They are light in weight, easy running and the pnoes are way down. ..-.. II vour Bicycle Is weak or needs at tention, bring It to ue. We guarantee satisfaction. We make keys to tit any lock, clean ana rcinir typewriters, eto, f"-ri"- rm r t ww -w Doalor In Eiotoi.bs, Fikuhm", SrosTme Goods, rnortonnAPHS, J08 riiwriNO, M-n I : St. r T, tf. c FOR SALE NICE LOT Georgia and Norton Yam Potatoes. Fulton Market Corned Beef, Corned Hogs Heads 5c lb. Good Cooking Butter 25c lb. Corned Mullets. Fresh Prunes, Dried Peaches and Apples. Buckwheat. Fancy Elgin and Fox River Butter. Syrup, Molasses. Maple Syrup. Complete Stock of the Best Groceries the market nd'onls. BPSatisfaction Guaranteed. Yours to please, J.L 'Phone 91. Fill your Larder from Tolsons Grocery. That's the best way to be sure of getting the best of evervthiner. Dromntlv de- mam. MIVdlHliafi livered at money saving prices. We want your gro eiy trade Respectfully. J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St. Grocer. At the Head Of ALL Tobacco Fertilizers. MB? WCC0GM1. Specially prepared for the lands of Eastern Carolina. Insures a good cure. Makes wrappers and fills yonr purse. By its merit alone one farmer in Jones County will use il exclusive ly on his sixty acres of tobacco. As our goods are manufactured near you and not re shipped, we claim Freshness and Good Mechanical Condition. Hig Grade Catto, Potato, Allcrop anil Cotton Guano, Our Motto: "Not How Cheap, But How Good." -If you use Fertilizers Call and See us. . E. II. & J. A. MEADOWS CO., High tirade Fertilizers, Factory Mease Elver, NEW BERN, N. . ever teen in New Bern, Suitable for also JJBATJGHT HOUSES, that GUARANTEED A8 BEPRESENTED. JULIUS M. ARNOLD, S'Swllaa I INSURANCE AGENT, ClTice, Middle i t,, Ns 1 bh, K. C. Pprimspnln; fnltel PlalrS Fire lot, ' ro.MN...rh-nlxlna.t.ofLndoa1l onilcin and Lancnuhlrn, ndimnltr o(l N, Y., CiUr.vn of Am,, Ortn- "i - i T i- ' WIsotesale & Retail Grocer, 71 Bread Hi. j Phone 137. GOLD LE4F FOR Horses & Mules, CALL ON Julius M. Arnold 66 B ROAD STREET, Who has just returned from tlie Wett with the finest let of Horses the FARM, I RIVINC, SADDLE, will be sold for cash on time. TUCKER BROS. ;?: . ' 810 North Front Street, WILMINGTON, . - sr.SC r ' The place to buy your . Cemetery Work t BOTTOM PR E-1. la Foreign and Domestio Granite and Marble. : Lettering and Finish the Best. ; Send for latest designs. All work delivered. . ''a';'-.. Branch yard, Goidsloro, N, G, During the told wsaihsr, stop In at Davis' Prescription 1 larmier aad get 1 cup Of hot chofols'S or too StO boflll on 0T yoaclB gf, s gl.ss ofgrttala , . Wa-eola.- II

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