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FOR EVERYONE
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fk Ladies, MiosMt Children, aad Babies, Oente, Boja, Youth?.. f
Rl!;MKMBERWrgtaiotttifr well Jnowiimake At
$ of Shoes Ziegler Brog, and Thog. 01 lanfrA Co. . W-
fExamino "The Victoria", $2.00.
Examine "The Empress", 13.00.
T We hate the Best 11.00, $1.25 and 1.G0 Shoe for Women
ik in the oity. .
A In Men's, Onr Patent Kids are? the latest, Prices $3:50, a
IV $4.50, and 95.00. Look at them. (Reaper Shoes M.25, $1.50,
$1.76, $2; 00, $20 and W.OO. .;
POLLOCK STREET.
$ Fresh Country Smoked Hams
s and Side Bacon.
Fancy New Orleans, West IndiuSJuid J'orto liieo Mo.usses,
Vanilla Drips and Maple Sjmp Just Received.
We also have a full and and fresh supply of f ancy Cakes
and ( rackerg, such as TJneeda Wscuita, Uneeda Milk liiscuits,
Ojsterettos, Oheese Sandwiches, Forentine Vanila Cnainsi.
Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ice I reams, &c.
Don't fail to give us a call and Hgetjyour groceries frali
and delivered promptly.
Tours to Please,
J.' 23.
Wholesale Retail Orocer,
? PHONE C9, CJor. Broad fc IfancM!k Sw. c
Livery, Feed,
Sale and
Exchange
J. A. JONES,
Stables
Million, 'Dollar - Company
Granted Charter. ,
' UaiTerslty Sedloat College Class.
, Weather ' More 8easaable. ,
A aother Mia Respited bf ,
, Worernor. Baeealaa-
' reateSeraoa at
Shaw Calfer
' Hty.'
IUlbioh, Feb. 84." The Bute tod;
chartered great corportlon, the
PeoncadeoD Lnmber and Manufacturing
Co, of Lenoir, Celdwellconnty, capital
$3,000,000. John HcDaoenhower, of Pa.
William J, HerriU or Fhlladelpbia and
Walter W. Noble of Lenoir being the
stockholder. The. eharler . to a broad
one, and allowi the company to built
and operate all kinds of factories, manu
facture lumber, wood pulp, wood alco
hol, to generate and dispose of electric
power, etc The fee ; to the' State for
this charter was $600. '
It is said that the claei at the State
UniTerslty Medical College, which will
open here In t-epUmber, will haw
larger class than has been expected; not
only all the Untrersity medical students
who have taken the two yean coarse
there and who will come here to take
the additional two years course required
but a number of North Caroliol ns now
s' inlying medicine In other States
Yeterda) j was the first warm day this
year. In the sunshine the temperatuie
was 84 degrees. As a result the enow
mrlied fast. The. counry' Is yet while
with It however, from Selma here and
ihci; as far west as Durham. It, Is sad!
mu y small birds hate died. Not many
partridges are thought to have perished
The snow has not made a great del of
sickness. Tliore'l erlppe, but not of a
btdivpo. In Moore and Chatham coun
tie, there has been much pneumonia, .('f
Lad type.
Governor Aycock thle morning res
pited Andrew .-herinan Jackson (white)
f Llncolaton natU March 30, at the re-
qussi of the presiding judge. Jackson
as under aeutence to be hanged .Wed
nesday of this week, for burglary.
President Charles E. Taylor of Wabe
Forest college will pleach the baccalau
reate sermon on Sunday, the 0th of
March, before the graduates In the pro
fessional departments at Bbaw Univer
sity (colored) here. ' The annual address
to the graduates will be delivered on the
18th by Itcv. Dr. Eilgo, president of
Trinity college, Durham. The trustees
II meet here on that day. It Is the
(irst lime they hare evor met at Hal
Igh.
The State authorizes the White Furni
ture Company of Mebano to lnorease Us
capital slock from $25,000 to $100,000.
The condition of F. II. Busbee, a well
anuwn attorney here, who has been dun
geroutly sick, is much Improved.
Salvation Oil the Best Liniment
r'lice, 15 cts; large bottle 25 ots. Great
est cure on earth for Rheumatism, Neu
ralgla, Soreness, Sprains, Backache
Stiffness, Cuts, Bruises, Wound. Swell
ing, Burns and Frost! Bites. Ba'vatloa
Oil kills all pain.
Largest'amtl Fiaest Stock of-
HOUSES ; and' ' MTJLES
ever offered for salt in frew Ben. A Car Load of each' just received. ,
Algo a complete lias of Batjie Wagons, Uaraess Robes, Whips.
Cart Wheels, &. ' ' . -'
. : . .J. A. Jones,
, U Broad street, Stewart's Old Stand
MJOEroC
."' tyZi'it.-s-.--'' JalawaBaiJg " "'-
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. , A i
rwan TUCKER BROS.
-1 $10 North Front Street,
WILM NQTOIf, - . . 1 r.TJC
The place to buy jour Cemetery
Work a BOTTOM PRI . E. Ii
Foreign and Domestic Granite and
Marble. V. Lettering and Finish the
Beet, ' r Bend lor latest designs. All
work delivered. ' '.
' Branch yard, Ooldsboro, N, C,
THfi ROYAL VISITOR.
rrtnee Henry of Prussia Safe Arrival
A Ration Welcome. , fSi
.New Tork, Feb. 18 Prlnoe Henry of
Prussia reaohed New Tort today and
was cordially welcomed as a gueet cf the
nation. . "" '
The land ' battery which guards the
outer harbor sounded the flret greeting
In a ponderous salute of SI gtms, the
rifles of a special naval Squdroaasseia
bled in honor re-echoed the., sentiment.
and there were verbal greetings from
the representatives of President fioose-
velt, the army, tLs navy and the elty of
New York. A great crowd, lined the
vantage ground la the city to see' the
prince and the German eallors. "
Rear-Admlral Robley D. vsns offl.
daily weloomed the royal visitor la the
name of the American, people The
Prlnoe landed on the Weal Thirty-fourth
street pier,-New York city, at TSJ
o'clock. Be pasted over the pier and went
on board tbe Imperial yacht Mohan x d-
lern.". " v '
Tbea came representatives of the Pres
Ident, the army and nary . and the CHr
man Embassy to pay tbelr respects, ' At
I p. m. the Prlnee entertained some of
his notable visitors at luncheon. - -
Later In the afternoon the Prince Vis
ited the United Btatea warship! In tbe
batbor. .' , ' . : 1 ' r .,
Horses & Mules,
CAM ON
Julius Arnold
. ; 66 B ROAD STREET,
. Wlio lias1 just returned from tho
Wcit With tbe finest lot of IIorHrs
ever in in Kew Ecrn, gaitublo for the FARM, 1 RIVINP, SADDLE,
also DHAUGIIT HOUSES, U,t will be sold for cash on time. .
:-r o"Ai!Ar'rr.rn as r.rpr.rsr.NTEn. ' -
' The Best Prescription for Ralarls. .
Chills' end Fever Is a botUo of Qaova'a
Tartklkss CniLL Toaio. It Is simply
Iron and quinine in a taateleae form No
cure no pay. Price 50c. r '
, ' Celery Headache Powdcra,'
' There Ii not any better remody for
h'Bilache than .IheTpowdera, Theyj
never fsll to relieve. Made and sold only
at Psvla' Prescription Pharmacy, ;
, A DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR. " ' .
Bea Tll man, Senator From South Caro
lina Attacks.His Colleaqne la -ri
T Oped Senate. -
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Washington Post, Feb 98rd. .V "t - .
TlmeyesterJay afternoon. Places-
the Sdtate of the United Sutee. Causa
Tillman charged that MoUurln bad
sold his vote for offlolal patronage, and
McLaurla told bint that he tied. ;-A' -
All eyes were centered npon McLaurla
a man of forty-two years, not over medi
um-height, with a heavy blond mustache
and early hair. The Senate was unusu
ally : crowded,, and tbe galleries wore
thronged with visitors. Tillman, blSok-
halred, one-eyed, his tugged face drawn
tensely, eat with his arms crossed on bis
lap, hi favorite attitude. Hie one eye
regarded McLaurla cjoiely Qe aras like
a ljpa crouphed to spring,' , :. , .
"Mr. President, I rise tJ a question of
persona! privilege."
McLaurin's words, clear out and dis
tinct, out the silenoe of the Senate like a
knife. Everybody instinctively felt tbst
a oriels was near. Despite the emotion
under which McLaurin seemed, to be
laboring, he was i apparently the most
composed man in the chamber. Uo spoke
with deliberation, and bis enunciation
was more lhan usually distinct Every
word he uttered seemed to be fell, as
WeH as heard, In the remotest parts of
the historic ball. Even as be spoke,
several Senators, among them Hcott, .of
West Virginia, moved restlessly about
In the rear of the desks. They' felt as a
man might feel who treads the verge of
a in milling volcano.
During my nil ence a few mnmentr
ago," cou.iiiuo.l Mr. Mcliaurlu, ''the gen
llcman w li'i has j 1st taknn liU seal '
Mr. McLaurin paused. He evlden l
did uot relish the word "gentleuiau" as
applied to Mr. Tillmin. lis changed It
to "daunt r."' Tbe c rreciloo vu inn
laous, like tho flash of lUhtnlng before
the storm.
"The Senator who has just tnkfri hii
sea'," Mr. McLaurin went on, eniphu l-
ng the omhalou of tho word "gentle
man by net repeating It, ' said thai Im
proper iufluoucoa had been used in
changing the vote of somebody on the
treaty, lie thou went on to state that
his charge applied to tho Senator from
South Carolina who had been glvon the
patronage of that 8lata. 1 think now
that I have stated the substance of the
controversy."
Controlling himself with an effort,
but still speaking very calmly and with
a carefully modulated tone, Mr. MoLau-
iln continued, "I would not use as
strong language as I Intend," he aald
uad I not, soon after the Sonale met,
replied to these Insinuations and aald
that tbey were untrue,
There was an emphasis to the last
ord that foreboded trouble, but Mr. Mc
Laurin was reserving the sentence
whlob stung. "I now say," he went on
iwelling with distinctive emphasis upon
every word and half turning toward hie
colleague, "that that statement Is a will
ful, deliberate, and malicious lie I''
Tbe challenge rang out through the
Senate chamber, wherein was silenoe as
of death. McLaurin did not have
cbaice to say another word.
Mr. Tillman sprang from his seat with
the rapidity and almost the ferocity of
allgfr.
Tl ore were three desks between him
and where llcLaurln was standing. Tbe
drat one, usually occupied by Senator
Bailey, of Texas, was empty. Tillman,
In bis mad onslaught, pushed tbe vacant
chair away with bis knees,. At the nest
desk, Mr. Teller was sitting. He was
swept aside by tbe angry Tillman.. In
deed, 'the Infuriated Senator, placing
one hand npon Teller's shoulder, and the
other upon Teller's desk, literally leaped
over bin, In bis effort to reach MoLau
rln. .Tbea there was another vacant
chair, where . Senator Harris sits, .sad
this was almost overturned as Tillman
rushed by It. Then the two South Car
olina Senators were face to face. ,. The
wild cbsrgsof Tillman had taken bat
the ' fraction of a second, snd .yet It
seemed as If an age bedpessed. :'
'. Even If the notes of scrambling over
doska bad not beenll,sefflalent to attract
Mo Laurie's attention, he bad plenty f
time to see Tillman ma lly . springing at
him. , He stood bis gro ind... By tbe lime
Tillman was In front of him, he bad
eqnarrl bis arms to meet tbe Impending
attack, ' On the floor Senator stood op
la tbelr seals, and la tbe gallertee half a
hundred people leaned over the railing
la their excitement. .Tlllaan rushed
npon McLaurin with Impetuous force.
Being left-banded, be aimed s wild blow
at bl colleague with, hie left fltU It
landed on MoLaurin'e forehtad, Jast
over tbe right eye, although lu force
Was partially spent upon McLaurin's i
arm, which bs bad raised In sa effort to
perry tbs blow. In fact, Tillman's
Wltb trne Western Instinct, ; be 'sprang
over tbe Intervening -space and threw
One muscular - arm around Tillman's
body and tbe other arm around TIIK
pan's neck.. Tillman Is un plirmv, but
Penalor'Werrea lifted him an if he were
chll ( and literally carried Mm bark to
hls desk, M. Layton assisting In i neper
formance, In the while, Renatnr
Patterson 'and' Senator . OockrelPs son
who happened to be standing byre fced
McLaurin snd forced him into his aeat
Half adc'tee other Senators, like school
boy In a Dgbt, crowded around tbe com'
batants. Tbe latter made several Inef
fectual attempt! to get at each other
svsa after tbey bail been dragged
apart
Tbe struggle was over
Saved Him From Tortnrc.
There is no mote agonizing trouble
-ibaivpUes'.Tbe constant Itching an.)
burning make life' intolerable. No po
sition is eomforlablo The torture la un
Ceasing. DeWltl'n Witch Hazel Sulve
cures pile! at once. For skin diseases,
cats, burns, brulecs, sll kinds of wounds
It Is unequalled. J. S. derail, St. Paul,
Ark., says; "From 1805 I suffered with
tbe protruding, bleeding piles and could
find nothing to help me until I nsed De
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes
completely cured ma," Beware of coun
terfeits. F. 8. Duffy.
Miss Stone Finally Free.
Constantinople, Feb. 2. Miss Ellen
M. Stone, tbe American missionary who.
with Oailame Tallka, was captured t
brigands in the district of Shmlr.a, Sep
tember 3 laat, has been ii-raed and a--
Ivt-.l a Striimllzt, M iCc'il, ac 8
o'cloek rlii morning.
Nobody was at ritruiniui to meet Hits
Hloiip, a the brigands bad given noln-
llcatloii where tbey prop isvl to relens
the nrltioners. Madauiu Tsilka and lo r
aby w ic released at tbu name time
ru m!iloury, Mndame Tailk and the
cliiid are all welt.
Clerk's Wise Suggestion.
'I have lately been much troubled with
dyfpepslff, bclrbtng and sour Bton !b.
writes M. S. Mead, leading pharmacist'
of Attleboro Mara. "1 could eat hardly
anything without suffering several
hours. My clerk suggested I try Kodo
Dyspepsia Cure which I did with most
happy results. I havo had no more
trouble and when one can go to eating
mince pie, cbeee, candy and nuts after
such a time, their digestion must be
pretty good. 1 eudorse Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure heartily." You don't have to
diet. Eat all the good food you want
but don't overload the slcmxc1-. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests your fo id. V,
Duffy.
The finest Western Boef and UmV
ever seen In New Bern will be 00 sele at
Oaks Market today.
Tuesday, March 4.
14th TEAR
O? AIDEX BENEDIUT'S
Fabb
Romant
A Rontantle Melodrama of Surpassing
Excellence.
Greatest f Stage and Poenic Effects,
as DrielnallV presented la New York
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EXTRA ATTRACTION !
MISS OLLIE COOK
. ' is; hbk vamovs .
SL'BPENriNK, FIRE and
; HTERBOmCON DANCES.
Siatm
Safety
Razor
Over S,'O0,000 using
It Makes self -alv big
a luxury. Shave oleaa,
never pulia, saves time
and money. -
.We also sell tlie cel
ebrated Dlamend brand
Clues Racer. Ten do
not ma any risk In buy
ing a rasor from as, as
we guarantee everyone
' . to elve satisfaction. '
, DO ST FORGET that we rarry the
Front '
view 6f ;
8lar razor,
new model
ready for
use.' ;
Vnljjl's Snow
Irifr, WIiiu
Frost & Admiral
Hour
JUST RECEIVED,
JNewiot hresli I'dr bausiige Fulton Market Corned Beef,
f ultfornia Hama, Breakfut Strip, Small Pig limns, 'J"iijc. g
Fancy Jersey Tomafxies largw cann, California IVaclies g
20c per cao, Lobsters 25c snd 85c fan. jp
Give me a call for yrhatever jou nwy need in groceries Jj2
and I guaranteed to please yoti.
JAMIL,
Wholesale
& Sietnil
dre'r,
'Plione 91.
71 Kni.-l m.
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A Walkina
Advertisement
Our cuntoiTieis always have
a good word for tm. They tell
about our goodj, our pitiiupt
iiesn and our i.rioei.
Ahk Anyone
Whn Buys Here,
Tiny nil' tell you all yo
want to know about our meth
ods and our goods.
Respectfully.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
a Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137.
AT M. HAHN & SON'S
Stables
Ax
40 head of Horses and Mules adapted lor
the farm, draught and road work, thoroughly
seasoned and ready for work.
Full line of Buggies, Harness, Wagons, Carts, Mc.
Foe ns before buying snd SAVE MONEY.
Respectfully,
Iff. HAH TV KOTV.
he Head
Of ALL Tobacco Fertilizers.
n&nus'ooii mf
IiiHttres a
C Specially prepared for the lands of Eastern Carolini
good cure.; Makes wrappers and fills your purse.
; - By its merit alone one farmer lu Jones County will uto it exclusive
ly on hit sixty acres of tobaooQ. ; .
passed soros McLaurin' arm and fell . " , ( B, , Guns, Am-1 " As our cooda are manofaetbrs ncal1 you, and not roshirped, we
wltb a stinting blow npon McLaurlns .... i- tfc ".."'. . ' . . ...j Vi -.i i..i..iV
. , . . ... lh ,lh muninoB mmu Dirv... . .claim x lesnnetw ami u uvuuiwuu.
----S-- eltr. PRICE1.ARB WAY DOWn.
momemtum, glanced off Into the face of , ' rrrs-T
Mr.Urton,whowa. close behind Mo-; WIL T' HILL,' i ft
Lurln,bavlng sprung forward at tbs , ' .... '.
lutein of the encounter.' ' , .rw. 81 83 Midilli Street.
Inatautly McLaurin's tight arm shot
LAXATIVG TASTELESS
II!!.!.
out, the blow landing upon Tillman's
face, apparenty upon tbe nose. Again
Tillman struck out frantically, this time
with hli right arm, but the blow fell
l)rmlily opon KcLanrln'i shoulder.
Tbn followed a wild scrimmage, both
Eonalors olutchlng each other mailly and
Btirir.piliig to rain .blows, npon each
Alhtherfs Horror !
Croup, Croup, y ' A
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v
'Pf
can be prvald If need In time
aad cored almost lBlll)J1)y using
:.:T.:r?sYtiiP,.:
pink GraiBCatt;:
.'our Motto: Not IIow jplieap, Etit How GooJ. J . ;.
torlt you use Fertilizers fall and See ius-' ' V:
"Zts.is.:i ''a meadows; co.; ' -
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t, - ... - . -. I V JllSI wllPWW VS ,WBBVf - -
Faelery Nease Elver,
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NEW HERM, . C
32 Im Knnnle !. filrcef,
IXSCRANCE AGENT, j
Offlco, M Iddle St,, New Baas, 2L p.
RcpmamiU; l'nit'l States Fird Ins.
Co. of N. Y., Pbo nix In, fo. of Liid""i
London and lniililr", liidnnintiy el
ii. Y., Citiisi'os ot Mo., Onrnmna Life.
Jv,-Hot Drinks at Davis, if :r
During lbs fold weather,' n p lo ) ,
bU' Prerlp'loo I harms -y snd ret
cup of hot chooola'o or tnmsti louit
oi.or .yodeis gagUs ofgnul
coea-ol. " --,
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