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, KIW BIRN, H. C.j SATURDAY MOBNIHG, MARCH 1, 1902.
TWENTIETH TEAR
State's Attorneys In South Dakota
. Bond Suit
Mackburn"
OFFERS THIS WEEK
FOR EVERYONE.
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Ladies, MissesChildren aid Babies, Gents, Boys, Youths.
BEMEMBEK We are agents for tha veil known make
' Shoes Ziegler Bros., and Thoa. 6. Plant & Co.
Examine "The Yicteria", $2.00.
Examine "The Empress", $8.00.
We have the Best tl.Oa, $1.25 and 1.50 Shoe for Women
i the city.
In Men's, Our Patent Kidi are the Latest, Prioes $3.50,
i.50, and $5.00. Look at then. Cheaper Shoes $1.25, $1.50,
1.75, $2.00, $2.50 and $8.00.
47-49 POLLOQL STREET.
Fresh Country
and Side
Fancy New Orleans, West Indiajand Torto Kico Molasses,
Vanilla Drips and Maple Syrup Just Received.
We also have a fall and and fresh Bupply of Fancy Cakes
and Crackers, such as Uneeda Biscuits, Uneeda Milk Biscuits,
Oysterettes, Cheese Sandwiches, Forentine Vauila Creams
Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ice Creams, Ac.
Don't fail to give us a call and 'get your groceries fresh
and delivered promptly.
Tours to Please,
X. 13- 'SjbESBZEE Jr.,
Wholesale and Retail Qrocer,
PH0NK 69 Cor. Broad Hancock Su.
J. A. JONES,
Livery, Feed,
Sale and
Exchange
-Largestaad Fiaest 8tock of-
HOESES axidL 2TtJX-ES
ever offered for sale ia If ear Berm. A. Car Lead of each just received.
Also a complete line af Baggies, Wajaas, Haraess, Robes Whips,
Cart Wheels, &o.
J. A. JOJTES,
Broad Stmt, Stewart's Old Stand.
J. (
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Vi
ever seen in New Bern, Billable for
:": 1 III
aiso unAiuui- uui3n.3, that will U sold for cash on time. '
' . ;i GUARANTEED AS REPJKESKNTKD. ,
JULIUS El.
Smoked Hams
Bacon,
it
tables
TUCKER BROS.
$10 North Front Street,
wiuimoTON, . - kia
The place to boy your Cemetery
worst a BOTTOM PRICES. 'Ii
Foreign and Domestio Granite and
Marble. Letterine and Finish the
Best. Send for latest designs.. All
wore delivered, .v-;?,-;,?,...':
, Branch yard, Goldsboro, N. O.
norses Aluies,
'IlllillO M I Atnnlrl
juiiuo in, ni iiuiu
.. 66 BROAD STREET,
Who has just returned Jfrom the
West with the finest lot of Horses
the FARM. DTtlVTNn. s Anm w
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7 TV
Sheriffs SetUeaienU Wltfc Stat
Slow: New Ledges- at Odd
Fellows. Bala Storm.
Glanders Among
Horses.
Raleigh, February 88. Attorner Gen
eral Gilmer, ex-cblef justice Shepherd,
James H. Herrlmon and Gorge Ronntiee
leave tomorrow for Washington, where
.they, will appear before the Boprenie
Court Monday to look after the Btate'i
Interests In the suit brought gainst It
by South Dakota to recover full prlool
pal and interest of State bonds Issued
In aid of the Western North Carolina
railway.
To this date only 19 counties have
made full settlement of State taxes for
1901.
Rev. A' A. Marshall, pastor of the
First Baptist cnuroh here, who for nrae
weeks has been sick, of Jaundice, leaves
tomorrow for Indian Springs, Ga.
The growth of the Odd Fellows in this
State oontinues to be remarkable. The
receipts this year will be IS per cent
greater than those last year and will be
nearly $11,000. There were received
yesterday applications for new lodges at
Jackson, Northampton county, and
Wadesboro.
The8tate Superintendent of Public
Instruction has telegraphed to Cherokee
Camden, Henderson, Madison, Martin
Nash and Robeson counties, that they
must send In at once statement of their
needs of funds to keep their schools
open four months In the year. The
money is ready for distribution, even
before theso reply. No county whose
schools have been open four months can
get any money.
There was a sharp thunder storm here
this morning, lasting an Lour, accompa
nied by a great rain. The lattea will
eause a further rise In the swollen
streams. Neuse river near here is rag.
Ing. It Is near the mark of the great
May freshet of 1901. On the hillsides
some plowing was being done yesterday
This rain will atop farm work for per
haps another week.
Governor Aycock went to Goldsboro
to day.
Glanders has made Its appearance
among the horses and mules In the Scot
land Neck section. State Veterinarian
Talt Butler Is there and made the diag
nosis.
Practically Starving.
' After using a few bottles of Kodol
Dspepla Cure my wife received pel-
feet and pei mannnt relief from a severe
and ch runic case of stomach trouble'
says J. R Holly, real estate, Insurance
ana loan agent, of Macomb, III. "Be
fore using Eodol Dyspepsia Core sbc
eooM not eat an ordinary meal without
intense suffering. She Is now entirely
cared. Several physicians and many
lemodlea had failed to give relief.'' Too
doa'l hare to diet Eat any good foot
yuo want, but don t overload the Horn
eh. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure wl" always
dlgfHt u for you. F. 8 Duffy.
PRINCE HENRY IN CAPITOL
Heart Hay's Eulogy on McKlnley. Very
Impressive Scene In Hall of Rep
resentative. Washington. Feb. 87 At noon todav
In the great hall or Representatives In
the presence of President Rooaevalt.
Prince Henry of Pruiila,b'other of the
Uermao Xmperor, the members of the
cabinet, the justices of the Supreme
uourt, the general of the armv sad offl-
oars of the army and aavy who have re
ceived the thanks of Congress, the am
bassadors and other dlolomatlo reoreaen-
tatlves of foreign countries, the Sena
tors end Representative In Congress
and a large number of distinguished
guests, Hon. Jobs Hay. MoKlnlev's Pre
mier, pronounced aa eulogy upon hi
dead chief.
By a Strang ooiuctdeao todav waa
the twentieth anniversary of that on
which tne peerless Blaine la th same
hall delivered aa eulogy opon the mar
tried Garfield, and straurer atlll. tha
subject of today' memorial servlo was
tn chairman or th committee that had
charge of the arrangement on that oc
casion.
Cotton Receipts Pass Million' Bale
BaVaha. Ga.. Feb. 97-Th. antlitn
receipts at ibi port since BerUmbar
HWl, the beginning of the cotton
pawed the one million bal mark today.
in grot receipt up to and laeludlag
today ar 1,001,904; nt receipt 1,001,609
nil I about on month tn advanc
th million . mark mat season, and th
earliest , tho port ha ever touched th
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Very One illsplay of all kind of Meals
at OnksjMarket, today. -: '.
LAXATIVE TASTELESS
hill to::ic.
V rfc
Made of Pure Qrape Cream of Tartar.
koru SMis rWN so.,
PRESIDENT MAT STAY AWAY
From Charleston Exposition. Sword Pre
sentation Outside Matter. What
Chlcagoans Say.
Washington, Feb. 27. It Is reported
nere ton'ghv that Presldegt Roosevelt
nay not go to the Charleston Exposl
'on. This rumored decision is said to have
followed tbe Tillman-McLaurln episode
In tne Senate; the withdrawal of the in
ltatton to Senator Tillman to attend
'.he Pilnce Henry dinner at tho White
House, and of tho latest phase of the
vho'e affair, the requeit that President
P.uoneielt withdraw his acceptance of
n lovHatlon to piesent a sword to
tfajor.Mlcah Jenkins, of the PDUgh
Hidet, on the occasion of his visit to
Onarleston.
Tho President realizes that the entire
matter has aroused a bitter feeling la
uth Carolina. He is dot unaware that
he would be hospitably received In Cher
leiton, yet he would not care to visit
South Carolina unless all the people
were personally desirous of having him
do so. The Injection of politics and per
sonalltles Into his trip would be unpleas
ant. Reports received by tbe President
are that the people of the State are spilt
over the Tillman-McLaurln affair, and
that feeling runs high. The Information
Is that the Senate episode will play an
Important part in the campaign this
summer for a successor to Senator Mc
Laurin.
Charleston, 8. C, Feb. 27 It Is stated
here to day that Lieutenant Goveruor
Tillman's action In withdrawing the in
vitation to President Roosevelt to pre
sent the sword to Major Jenkins will
have no effect on the Exposition pro
gram for the President's entertainment.
The sword presentation was an Inci
dent only of the President' visit to
Charleston and In no way connected
with the Exposition program. The.
sworn was purchased .with a fund raised
by subscription among the women of
south Carolina and others, largely under
Lieutenant. Governor Tillman's stlmul
tlon.
The Invitation was extended by Lieut
enant Governor Tillman and a place for
the ceremony was made on the program
by the Exposition committee, at hi re
quest. The whole matter Is outside of
Exposition or Charleston control.
WHAT CHIOAOOANS SAY.
Chicago, Feb. 27 Chloagoans who
have been planning to take part In the
Illinois Day celebration at Charleston
March 11, declare themselves astounded
at the telegram teat President Roosevelt
byOolonel Tillman. Intimation are
made that the Marquette and Hamilton
Club will not tak part in the oalebra
tlon unless the management of the Ex
position repudiate the action of Colo
nel Tillman.
Sntxeon's jtnlfe Not Needed.
Surgery Is no longer necessary to cure
pile. De Witt's 'Witch Hazel Balv
cure such cases at once, ' removing the
necessity for dangerous, painful and ex
pensive operations. For scalds, cut,
bum, wound, bruises, core and kln
diseases ft la unequalled. Beware of
counterfeit. T. 8. Duffy.
Wish to Withdraw Gold. '
WASHiaaTOB, Feb. 87 Tbe Treasury
Department ha received a request from
Mew Tork for tha privilege of deposit
ing $9,000,000 la gold with the Subtree
nry there, with the privilege of with
drawing It at Baa Franolsoo, presumably
fnf ihtpment to the Orient i;-.,'';;'':.':,-.-..
The request also says that probably
$14,000,900 will be required before th
aolddl of March. As thl transaction is
of advantage to the Government, the de
partment having aa excess of gold la
Saa Franolsoo, the request hu been
granted. ' -
TOD KNOW WHAT TOD ARB TAKOfO
When yon take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonle, because the formula I plainly
printed on every bottle (bowleg that It
I simply lion and quinine to a tasteless
form. No cure no pay. Price 80c.
. Celery Headache Powders, :
Tbers Is not any belter remedy tor
buulacne than
thew 'powders. They
Dflvnr fall to roHcve. J'
at rV;i' I'r- .'K!.n I
In bik! sold, only
:ars the fool
m ham sth savrow..
HE RIVALED AGDINALDO.
Terror of samar Island Captured. Flllpl
nos Paid Tribute to Him.
Manila, Feb. 26. General Smith, In
command of the United States troops on
thti Island of Samar, cables that Lieu
ten in t Strebler'a scouts have captured
Lukban, the notorious leader of the Sa
mar rebels, and brought him to Laguan,
Oipltal of a small Island of that name,
north of and adjoining Samar.
The report has been confirmed by s
cable from General Cbaffee. The prison
er is confined at Laguan.
Another capture is reported In the
same dispatch, that or William Dunaton,
laid to be a deserter from Company C,
Eighth Infantry, who had in his pos
session a lot of arms and ammunition
and all of the tools necessary for the
making of ammunition. He was cap
tured by Second Lieutenant Pratt, First
Infantry, at Gaghayan, on the Islanl of
Samar,
The lieutenant also destroyed the
Cuartel and factory, and killed 11 sol
diers, besides capturing all of Dunston's
correspondence. ,
Tbe officials of the War Department
regard the capture of Lukban as the
most important military event Blnce
Agulnaldo's capture He was run down
on the Island of Samar. The placo ot
his confinement is a tiny island in a bay
on the north coast of Samar.
Lukban is one of the moBt energetic
and ferocious of rebels. He Is a half
breed, a mixture of Chinese and Fili
pino stock, and he has been an irrecon
cllable from the first. He had various
fastnesses In the mountains of Samar
from which he would descend upon the
coast towns, and his reign of terror was
so complete that the entire population
of the island paid tribute to him as the
price of fre edom from attack,
Ordinary campaign methods failed In
his case, and his capture now is believ
ed to be the natural working out of
the systemof dividing the island Into
small square by military garrisons and
making it Impossible for the insurgents
to obtain food or shelter.
General Chaffee has ordered that Luk
ban be tried as a prlsonor of war of
officer's rank.
I KCaow One Sore Remedy
(or an obstinate eol. Its urns Is Pjn j-Balun.
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Over 0,000,000 using
it. Makes self -sharing
a luxury. Shaves clean,
never pulls, saves time
and money.
We also sell the cel
ebrated Diamend brand
Clusa Racer. Tea do
not ran any risk in buy
ing a razor from as, a
we guarantee everyone
to give satisfaction.
Front
view of
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new mode
ready for
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DON'T FORGET that we carry the
biggest line ef Bicyolet, Guns, Am
munition and Sporting Goods in the
city. PRICES ARE WAY DOWN,
. WM. T, HILL;,
nmt 01.09 MMdla RtreM
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At J. A. Sweifs
HELT SIAItKET,
v 40 MIDDLE isT, a;'
Some Extra Fine Stall
Fed Beet from He
Gowan's larm. Stock
ot Forsythe's raising
Fine Fork and, Sau
sage-daily. " vs&
A Mother's Honor I I
Croup Croup
can b preveutod If used fa tlmt
and cured almost Imtaatljjliy asing
Voicjt's Snow
Drift, White
Frost Admiral
JUST RECEIVED.
New lot Fresh Pork Sausage, Fulton Market Corned Beef,
California Hams, Breakfast Strips, Small Via Hams. Trine.
Fancy Jersey Tomatoes
20c per can, Lobsters 25c and
Give me a call for whatever you may need in groceries
and I guaranteed to please you.
J.L
'Phosne 91.
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