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KIW 6m, S. C, FRIDAY MOESINB, FEBRUARY 28, 1902.
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OFFERS THIS WEEK 4
FUJI
FOR EVERYONE.
Ladies, Misses, Children and
T?KMRMREft'W ara amntn for tha .veil known make
1 of fihofift Zlflo-lar Brew" and Thoa. Q. Plant k Co. V
( - Rxumina Tia Tinteria" M.Bn. W
jj) Examine "The EMpress", $8.00. S
We have the Best 11.01, 11.25 and $1.60 Shoe for Women yjj
A in the city. M
jk In Men's, Our Patent Kidi are the Latest, Prices $3.50, i
Jy $4.50, and $5.00, . Look at them. Cheaper Shoes $1.25, $1 .50, $
i $1.75, $2.00, p.iO and $8.W. - (
47- POLLOCK STREET.
Fresh Country
and bide
Fancy New Orleans, West IndiaJJand Porto Kico Molasses,
Vanilla Drips and Maple Bynp Juab Received. .
We also haye a fall and and fresh supply 'of Fancy Cakes
and Crackers, such as TJneeda Biscuits, TJneeda Milk Biscuits,
' Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwiches, Forentine Vanila Oreams
Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ice Creams, Ac
Don't fail to giro ns a call and "get your groceries fresh
and delivered promptly.
Teurs to Please,
J. 33. FadJRSSB, Jr.,
Wholesale-and Retail Oncer, '
munis oa uor. uroaa juancocK bis. r
Livery, Feed,
Sate and
Exchange
, Largestfaad
HIOISSES.;; and. "CTHiES
. ever offered for sale la New Bern.
V;-' . . Also a complete line ef Bafgies,
Cart Wheels, As. v---':r5; , C'i
' Bread
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Babies, Gents, Boys, Youths.
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Smoked Hams
Bacon, $
Finest Sbeok oi
A Car Laid ef each just received.
Waftaj,' Harness, Rokee, .Whips.
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A. aTOJTES,
Itreet, Itewart's Old Stand.'
TUCKER BROS.
; 1 - 110 North Front Street, a
; wiLMinarotf,
' The place to bny your Cemetery
Work at .BOTTOM PRICKS. I
Foreign and Domestic Granite and
' Marble. Lettering and Finish the
, ieei. - oena lor laieei aesigns. ah
work delivered. - ' ;'"'J. ' ; ,r
; Branch yard, Goldsboro, K. C. i
Horses : Mules,
CAIili Oil ;
JuliiiG Arnold
66 BROAD 5TH:CT,
Who has junt returned 'from Uic
Writ with tlio fint'fct lot of IIutH'-f
ti.o fai::.', uiavixo; faddlk,
l. .! I r rr,; h on timo.
JONES,
ASKED TO WITHDRAW.
Uett. Got. Tillman Requests tne Presi
dent to RecaU His Acceptance of an
Invitation to Deliver a Sword to a ;s ----
, ." I Soldier-
Augustai Ga.j Feb.'" SB Lleuteasnt
GoTernot Tillman, who Is la this city,
says that today, In deference to re
quests by wire from the subscribers to
the fond for the sword alluded to, he
telegraphed as follows . to President
RotsevelL- - , -
A short while ago I ihad. the honor
to address your Excellency a.letttr re
questing that on the occasion Of your
Tlilt to Charleston, yoo present a
sword to Major Jenkins, of - the First
United States Volunteer Cavalry, of
whose gallant ssrvloes ' yon spoke so
highly, your words being engraved on
the stabbard. Ton accepted the Invlta-
tatlon for which we thanked yoo.-1 am
now requested by contributors to the
sword fund to aak that yon fwllhdraw
said acceptance, i - . - "
"J ahm H, Touui, 1
"Lieutenant Colonel First 8. C, Vol
unteer Infantry and Lieutenant Gov
ernor of South Carolina."
In explaining the sending of the tele
gram Lieutenant (Jovernor : Tillman
said: "It Is with much regret that I am
directed, or rather required, to haTe
sent the telegram X -did and especially
In view of the fact that I am to eloeely
related to one who but a few days ago
was subjected to an affront which was
seemingly, or at least the people who
contributed to the purchase of the
sword, think, unwarranted."
The Best Prescription for Malaria. -
Chills and Fever Is a bottle of Gnova's
Tasteless Chili. Tonic. It Is simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 60c
Almost Lynched American.
Loudon, Feb. 38 Charles Brown, an
American Bosnian, narrowly . escaped
lynching at South Shields, . Durham,
this afternoon, after killing a fellow
pallor. A general fight occurred on board the
Liverpool steamer Beacon Light, Cap
tain Kelley, which was anchored In the
Tyne, during which Brown shot a sailor
named O'Donnell. Brown escaped in
the mcleo and got ashore. There he was
captured by a constable after a hard
fight on the dock, and It was with diffi
culty that he was protected from the
mob.
Brown was carried to the police sta
tion, and as the constable laid the Amer
ican's pistol on the table a cartridge ex
ploded and the bullet seriously wounded
another sailor.
DOVER.
Feb. 28. Services next Sundsy st the
Ifethoditt church at 11 o'clock and at
night 7:30. '
Quito a number of shade trees have
been sot out In towa wbloh will add eon-
(lderably to the appearance of things
generally. . , " . '
Work on farms hss been suspended In
this section owing to ihe wet westhsr
and will neceaserisUy cause our farmers
to start late " r .-
Mr. Bryant Fields Is making the neces
sary preparations to commence a dwell
Injt In East Dover. Hardly a. week
passes but what some one has Jail com
pleted or finished building, i W are
moving forward gradually and substan
tially snd before msny years psss we ex
pect to cee Jtover s county seat. 1-' J .
Prof. ' L. L," Eargrave has ' enrolled
nearly seventy Are pupils and the Indl-
cations are that the spring session will
be a sucoessf ul one.The ' painting -of
the school building , will soon' be com
pleted sad a lot of shsde trees planted
around H. 7 V.,( .'!"': avt.jy ;
Our people think Gov. Aycock made a
splendid selection In appointing Prof.
Joyner to Bnperlntendency of the Publlo
Schools of the Stste.' Now If our worthy
Board of Education will select Mr, 8, H
Brlnion for our county superintendent.
we can rest assured that our educational
affairs are in good hinds . and ws need
have no fears of the results.' . A
Mr C. A. Diugherty bss moved from
here to ' loss, bis former home. . .
LESS WORRY. , :
Children will play and get over-heated
got tbelr feet wet, expose themselves la
aotrns ot wsyi, snd yon can t prevent
It. All you can do Is to keep them aa
free from exposure as possible' snd al
ways have in the boute a Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. Anway't
Croup Syrap will fill every requirement
It Is guaranteed to curt Coughs, Colds
snd Croup or tbs price 20 cents will
refunded by sny dealer selling It. Sold
by Davis', : Henry's, snd . Bradhani's
Tharmscy. . t
HOT SODA.
All the popular' flavora Beef Tea
Bocf Bouillon, Clam Bouillon, Tomato
Bouillon (mails from beef, tomatoea and
celery). Chocolate snd sll tbe sods fla
vors Lemon, Orange, Cherry, Crape
and Corn-Ola jour choice for 6 crnte
and r hot yu can drink It. At
r,m'li m' Fi nnlnln.
LAXATIVP. T.'-r
P.IUISH.
Snrrey . tor Water Power on Cape
' i Fear River.
Meeting State' Board ef EdncaUen,
Short Political Campaign Do-
, sired By Tonng Democrats. :
- State Charters, Named r.
, '". . r Changed. ,
RAiiaH,Feb. 97. The State Board
of Education met this sf ternoon, es
peolslly to consider the apportionment
of the $100,000 appropriated by the leg
islature for specie's purpose of keeping
all publlo schools open 4 months In the
year. There are so fsr 1 reports from all
the counties save 8. ' Twenty one of
these ssy they need nothing, while the
9 ssy they require $78,000. ' , v .,
It wss decided to send out quickly to
ooontles the sums they actually needed
to keep their schools open four months,
bnt they ste. notified that they must first
exhaust all tbelr svsllable school funds.
There is no question of the Speedy pay
ment of the money, snd that without
waiting for reports from the eight coun
ties unheard from.' : ; ' : ;
There wss dlsoasslou of the proposi
tion to make William B. Rodman of
Washington, agent for the Board for all
the State swamp lands. Action on this
was deferred until the next meeting of
the Bard.
A surveying party has finished mak
ing a special survey of the water-power
at Buekhorh Shos'.s on the Cape Fear
river and flirt that It will develop fcr
leoulual transmission 8 W0 horse power
with aolllty to Increase this to 5000. It
is proposed to use this power at Fayette-
vllle and points In tbat vicinity. The
party Is now surveying the wster -power
at Lcckvt'H on tbe sDs-jp river, an I
finds it ll give 23W II. P., and tbat
the6 Is ax'llty to mcieavi this 10 4000.
It is the purpose to ui tbla st Rale'gh.
Tt Is K9 miles from this olty.
The gt.narat desire among Demounts
s?ppii to be tost tas csmpatgn tnts
j ear shall not be a long one. The State
committee Is called to meet March 21.
One Demootatlo leader said today feb
thought this looked like them wa to bn
a long campaign and adctid tbat he did
not totnk Vbi committee should meet un-
I Isle In Ap.ll.
Ttin Sisle obaners tbe Oregon CWr
Company of Dunn,; with 445,000 capi
tal.
The name of the "Fids Club," at Ohar-
rtle. rbarierad by tbe State, was today
changed to "No. 803. B. P. O. Eiks."
Arnvsls: 1 O. H. Galon, New Bern; D.
J. lice, Rcuky Mount.
Bluest Cotton Cargo.
Bavahtar, Ga Feb. 28. The Ger
man steamship Drychenf Ola, Oapt Llnltls
sailed today for Bremen and Hamburg
with the largest cargo of cotton ever
cleared from a South Atlantic port. She
carried, according to the official way of
estlmstlng the total by counting round
bales, two for one, 19,833 bales, valued
at $804,897. In. addition to the cotton
the Drychenfols also took 8,100 barrels
of rosin, 8,404 sacks of cotton seed meal
snd 8,481 tons of phosphate rock.
Farorlte Nearly Everywhere.
.'Constipation means dullness, depress
ion, - headache, , generally disordered
health, DeWltt's Little Esrly Risers
stimulate the liver, open the bowels and
relieve this condition. . Safe, speedy and
thorough-; They never gripe. Favorite
puis.- F. B Duffy; v r::-., - . ; :
Fsbrsary 17. The weather has been
vert unfavorable for the past twe weeks
The poor old farmers . haven't been able
to do any work. ,- ?;-vjv..M-.
, The basket party at Mrs. G. L. Ar
thur's waa enjoyed by all. There were
people from Vaaoaboro," Wasp, Ernul
and New Barn.'
, Mlu Mamie Ernul who Is attending
school la your olty spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. . i "
Miss Lottie Ruff of your city Was also
In our midst last Saturday and Sun
dsy. ' -, - :'v
Miss Vara Hancock who has been
visiting at Mrs, F. bV Ernul's returned
to her boms last Mondsy. .
Miss Estbsrine Ernul spent the after
noon with Dells Chsse last Sunday. , '
Messrs. W. B. snd G. L. Arthur msde
a buslneas trip to your city yasterdsy. ,
Mrs. W. R. Arthur has two right sick
children, hope tbey will soon be belter.
Well I would like to know what has
become of Joshua, Has bs let O. T. E.
run him out of tbs State f
. : Ocrk's WIse Sntxestion.
'1 hsve lately been much troubled With
dyipcpila, belching and sour stomach,'
writes M. 8. Moad, .leading pharmaclfit'
of Attloboro Mats. "I could eat hardly
anything without suITorlng aureral
hours. My clork lugr ittod I try ICodo
Djapepsls Cure which I did with moat
happy results. I have bail) no more
trouble and whea one can go to eating
mince pie, checm, candy and nuts sftr
auch a time, their d!;;"Uon muot be
pretty good. 1 endnree Kodol Dynpep
la t uro lii'rtny." You don't hTS to
ill. t. r..il all tlio god fi
b'it don't ovciload tlie a'
IU p' ! 'ft Cnrc dUsth y
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THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. X, Latham Ado, New Bern-
- ., Nnw Toax, Feb. 27.
Oonon- : ; Open,' High. Low. Close
March.. 8.60 8 61 -8.57 8.50
May 8.48 8.48 8.48 v 8.48
aly 8.47 8.47 8.43 8.48
Aug. 8.81 8J1 8.87 - 857
Ost.......... 7.81 7.r 7.89 7.89
Chicago, Feb. 17
Open. High. Low. Close
..76 77 761 76f
.701 76
Open. High. Low. Close
. 601 611
Open. High. Low. Oloss
. 887 885
WsuiAT:
May;....
Jaly....
Gobk-v
May
RIbS!
Msy.....
There were sales of cotton In tha loosl
market yesterdsy from 71 to 81 casts.
Spots 4.81-83 Sales 8,00 bales.
Futures, Feb-Mcb 4.86. Apr-Msy 4.86
Msy-Juns 186. -
New Tork, Feb. 87,
Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close
Sttgsr ......129 129
Con. T
Be By 83 32
C8.Ii. Ill Ul
U. 8.8 481 Ex. Div. 431
TexPac.
A.O.F
Mo. P. 101 9i
Va.C.0
Atchlbon 76 71
Copper. .1
C S. S., Pref'd. 9iJ 911
fOKT KKCKIPTH.
Same week
last yesr.
181,000
Last week
167,000
This week.
6st. 80000
18009
270T0
210CO
Men. 84000
Tues. 85000
Wed. 85000
Thurs. 16000
Fri.
19009
14000
21000
131.008
At J. A. Swert's
MEAT MAItKET,
49 MIDDLE BT,
Some Extra Fine Stall
Fed Beet, from Mc
Gowan's iarm. Stock
ot Forsythe's raising.
Fine Fork and Sau
sage daily. '
Tuesday, March 4,
14t TEAR
Of AIDEX BENEDICT'S
A.Romaotle Melodsama ot Surpassing
Iieatteaea.-y. -
Greatest ef Stage and Soenio Effects,
as. originally presented - fa New Tork
city. . : -.
EXTRA ATTRACTION (
1IISS OLLIE COOK
Lift t&y-i a MB 'woes t '
BURPENTINS, FIRE and ' -
. . STEREO PTICON DANCES.
Star;
Safety
Razor.
Over 5,000,000 using
ii ..Makes sslf-shaving
a luxury. Shaves oleaa,
never pulls, saves time
and money. . '
We alao sell tbe oel
ebraled Diamend brand
Cluaa Raser. . Ten do
not raa any riak In buy
Front !
view of
Btar raser
new mode
ready for
UIS, ; f.l
ing a raser from a a, aa
we giurantee everyone
to stvs satlafactlna.
DON'T FORGET that we carry the
blrrt Una af Bicycles, Guns, Am
munition and Hnortlnff Goods In the
city. TRICES ARE WAY DOWN.
WILT. HILL,
81-83 Kiddle Street.
Hi.
A Hcilicrs Horror I
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Fabio
Romani
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Sing J . j
Void's Snow
Drift, White
Frost Admiral
JUST RECEIVED.
New lot Fresh Pork Sausage, Fulton Market Corned Beef,
California Hams, Breakfast Strips, Small Pig Hams, Tripo.
Fancy Jersey Tomatoes large cans, California Peaches
20o per can, Lobsters 25c and 85c can.
Give mi a call for "whatever you may need in groceries
and I guaranteed to please you.
J. L. MeDANIEL
'Phone 91.
A Walking
Advertisement
Our customers always have
a good word for us. They tell
about our goods, our prompt
ness and our prices.
Ask Anyone
Who Buys Here,
They will tell you all you
want to know about our metk
ods and our goods.
Respectfully,
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer. Phone t37.
mmmmfmmmvfmmmmfmi
AT M. HAHN & SON'S
An
40 head of Horses
the farm, draught and
seasoned and ready for work.
Full line of Buggies, Harness, Wagons, Carts, Etc.
. ' . See ns before buying and SAVE MONEY.
Respectfully,
M. nAiiur fc SON.
Of ALL Tobacco Fertilizers.
n
mm
' Specially prepared for the lands
good cure. ; Makes wrappera andffilu yonr pun. ..": SX:
By its merit alone one farmer
ly on his sixty acre of tobaoco.;;i &
" As our goods are nannfactved near you ana not re-smppea, we ,
claim Freshness and Good Mechanical Condition, ' '.r , x -ir
' " -a. . V f ' JB i Jts
U frk rsnrifl netiiura Vntifn
, , liiU U1UUU vaMUUj,Uj aviuuii uuvtvy, y ,
Our Motto: "Not How Cheap, Bnt How Good,"; "vV J VJ
tarlf you via Fertilizers' Call and See vs. -.. 'I V
; E. II. J. A. IIEADOWS CO., ; ; . ,
Blgk tirade FertilUert," .); -.Sy,
Factory Sense Itiver, . SEW BERN, N. C
'AVC2 At EM,
t., - r.iw rum, N. c.
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Whuv
Wholesale
fc Betall
Grocer,
71 Broad I
Stables
and Mules adapted tor
road work, thoroughly
of Eastern Carolina. Insures a
In Jones County will use it exclusive
k pwiTi anti I'nrtnh uniim vv
Hot Drinks at Davis'. .
During the cold weather, stop In a
Davie' Prescription rharmacy and get t
c pofhot chocolate or tomato boull
on, or you can grtSRlaas of gonuln
j 3 ail