VOL XIX-NO. 294
IW BIM, H. C, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14, 1902.
TWENTIETH YEAH
RiUIEEI.
One Hundred Veterans la Soldiers
Home,
Skaw Ualverslty CoMmeaeeMeat.
' mm vl .T 1 vtllil. . . .
gr Allowance c ar navai aiuui ir
Charleston Tri. Mtithlr
Balletla Sabselrlbera. .
. PabUe SehMl . "
WtBtt. ' '
haibigb, uarca is. rut eoauMnesv
men. eierclset of tho lair, medical aad
pharmacy classes at Shaw UalversItT,
- colored, were neld her ibis morning.
The addreaa was Bade by Bet. Dr. John
C. Ellgo of Trinity College. Got. Ay
cock preaented the diploma. A number
vi jiuiuiuvui iwiv T vav lMH. K
board of trastees It la session. It 1 tha
firat time the board hat ever met here.
It la composed of New England and
North Carolina Baptist.
Dr. Crocker will build a railway 10
mile In length from Wilton to Stanton
bnrg. He ha aecnred enough stock to
pay for the work. The ronte will be via
Slmmt' mill.
April 10 it tho date of the wedding of
MIm Minnie Tucker and Mr. Athley
Baker of thlt city.
Today the 100 mark wat reached In
the number of lnmatet of the Boldlert'
Home here. A year ago there were only
74. The number now la the greatest In
the 12 year since the Home wat opened
The regiment of Infantry which goat
to Charleston will hare tlrength of 558
The Stale makes an allowance to the di
vision of naval militia and alto to the
light battery. The latter la from Char
lotte. It Is understood that It will go to
Wilmington and thenoe on the "Hornet"
to Ch irlcsloo, with the naval militia.
The agricultural department la now
revising Its mailing list. It has 18,600
names on the list. To all the valuable
monthly bulletin goes free of cost.
At last the Bute Superintendent has
heard from Camden coonly regarding
Its needs of State funds to keep It pub
lic schools open 4 month In the year.
It needa only 16.67. Hertford want
$.500. The total asked for Is almost ex
actly $79,000.
E. K. Proctor of Lumberton arrived
here today to administer upon the estate
of the late Gen. Thomas F. Toon. The
latter owned landt In Robeson and Col
umbus counties and bad aome other
property. There was also $4,000 Insur
ance on his life.
Attorney General Gilmer la now pre
paring hia annual report of the criminal
atatlstlcs. Some counties have not yet
sent In the returns.
Among today'a arrivals were, W. t.
Woodward, Wilmington; R. P. Taylor,
Oiford; R. A. Nunn. New Bern.
Salvation on the Best Liniment
Price, 15 ots; large bottle 26 eta. Great
eat core on earth for Rheumatism, Keu
ralgia, Soreness, Sprains, Backache
Stiffness, Cut, Bruises, Wound, Swell
ings, Burns and Front Bite. Ba'vatlo
Oil kills all pain.
Cola Headache) Powder
Contain no Antlpyrine, Morphine
or other injurious drag. They do, not
depress but stimulate the stomach and
Increase ht secretion. Guaranteed cure
for Headache and Boar Stomach. Prtot
10c. Made and sold by Bradham's Pbar
' maty, corner Pollock and Middle St. .
Fresh Frankfurter 10c. a pound at
Oaka Meat Market.
Cooked Cora Beef, IB cent per poaad
at Oak Meat Market.
Cigars atDayis'.
Davit' rreaerlptloa Pharmacy hat ex
clusive agency ta ibis city ror is popo
lar -Theo cigars, Beside this brand
there are-oiber well kaowa brand. Buy
your cigars at Davie'.
Dear Ben: '.
Tours at hand, am glad yon war
an thoughtful as to boy wood for home,
insieaa oicajayj in wood Wat nice,
and will last a for aome Urn ta coma,
do so again, but b tare II comet fro
aaaae place, "Xoore'a Wood Tardp . -
vet roara."1'-"-1' '-'
. HUM: r
. tBSS WOMiT. ;'
Children will play and tot eWhaatad
get toeir ieet was, expo metateivet la
I. ' . . j .
' free from axooaar as rtaadbla aad L.
wart have la th bona a Oonvh Ranud
that ea be .depaaded apoa. , Aaway
' Croon BrruD will All everr reanlNmant.
". It I ruaranteed toeflra fVinrh CltAAm.
. and Cronp or the price 20 ceal win b
niunneo nv any oeaier senior II. Bold
AGAIN HASTY TRIAL
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With Rev Evidence Afterwards to Call
For Coventor's Action. ry.
Special to Journal. : r - . -
Rauuob March IB, Andrew Sher
man Jackson, a white man, convicted of
burglary at Lincoln ton.and sentenced to
be hanged, wa placed la the peniten
tiary today, the aenteno being com ma
ted to life imprisonment. - . .
Governor Aycock says affldavlta were
filed by five witnesses dace the trial, to
the affect that on the night the crime
waa committed, Jackton wa at Gaffney,
The Governor aay It It entirely poa-
title , that this evidence would have
changed the verdict. .
Governor Aycook farther (ay, "It 1
a mltf ortnne that our law la In tuch a
lhape, that while the Supreme Court
granting new trial In It civil anlts for
newly dlseovsred evidence, will not do
o la criminal cue."
Surgeon's Knife Not Needed.
Surgery it no longer necessary to core
piles. De Witt's Witch Haaol Salve
care inch cue at once, removing the
necessity for dangerous, painful and ex
pensive operation. For scald, cut,
barns, wounds, braises, sores and skin
diseases it I unequalled. Beware of
counterfeits. F.S.Duffy.
Money For War,;Not Missions.
Philadelphia, March 12-The South
African War ha many and far-reaching
effect, aad one of them wa Jieard this
morning when a returned mlisionsry
from China, Frederick Cromer ad
dressed the Board of Foreign Mis
sions of the Reformed Church at 1306
Arab street. -
He said that the war was costing the
Kngllah so much money that they bad
none left for foreign Missions. In the
district from which be had Just come
there waa an English mission for tale at
a bargain, and the Reformed Church
ought to bur lb There 1 a large boose
a chapel school and hospital aad large
grounds.
The placet called Tachoo and the
district Hunan. This was the center of
fanaticism three year ago, bat 1 report-
en a quiet now.
The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chill aad Fever I a bottle of Gnova's
Tasteless Chill Tohio. It 1 simply
Iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No
cure no pay. Price 50c '
THB MARKETS.
The fo.lowlng quotations were recelv
ad by J. K. Latham A Co, New Bern-
K.O.
NbwTore, March 1?.
Oottok; Open. High. Low. Close
March t.OS 9.02 8.88 8.88
May, 8.85 8.87 8.79 8.79
Jaly 8.92 8.92 8.88 8.86
Ang... ...... .8.74 8.74 8.85 8.65
Sep 8.40 8.40 8.29 8.88
Oct 8.16 8.16 8.08 8.08
Chicago, March IS.
Wanutt Opea. Hlab. Low. Close
May 761 75,
Jaly.... ... 76 76
Ooan Opea. High. Low. Close
May.. 2t 61
Ribat Ooea. Hleh. Low. Close
May 84 810
Stock;
Bugar. ......
OosuT......
80 By
I.S.L.
New York, March 18.
Opea. High. Low. Clot
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..42 ;
U.S. 8...
C.B.B,Prefd..94
Tea Paa ........
A.O.F
Ma. P......;... 8
Atchlsoa. ...... 741
Ya,a 0 ...sw
Copper
A. a O........ 46
May;
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94
981
78
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SUMMONING WILCOX JURORS.
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Many Ask to be Excised Prom Trying
' " : Hoted nnrderCase . J
, fiuaABBTfl urn, a. v.i marcn ia on
deputies of Sheriff Grandy have been
riding over thlt county today nmmon
lng the S50 prospective Jurymen who
were drawn, yesterday from whom tq se
lect 12 men to try James K. Wilcox, ao
cused of the murder of Ella Cropey.
: Everything la now la readineaa to be
gin one of the hardest foaght battle for
human life that thl (eotloa haa ever
known. The lodge and eounaet have
been besieged all day with applloatioat-l
for excuse from serving on thl Jary. .
Promptly at 9 o'clock tomorrow after
noon the empaneling of the Jury will be
gin and every Indication - point- to a
packed auditorium long before ' that
hoar. The work of-empanejlng the jary
may not be completed the first day, at
many name will be challenged.
SWANSBORO.
March 10 For the last few day our
town ba been alive with visitor, Quar
terly meeting of the M. B. Church,
Bonth, convened laat Saturday, 8th, Inst,
Rev R. B. John, P. E , waa on hand and
preached three time. His termon were
Interesting, especially on Sunday at 11
a. m. We thought the Sunday discourse
wa the best missionary sermon we ever
heard. There waa a . large Urn-out of
people from adjoining counties. The
Eldor left Sunday evening! for lne
road to return to hi home In Wilming
ton. Bro. F. 8. Becton closed the meet
ing Sunday night with an able address
to bis church. Bra. Becton will preach
here again on the jfifth BundaV, Inst., at
11 a. m., and night, and at S o'clock, p.
m, lame day, an "Easter Egg Hunt"
sermon or discourse, will be part of the
programme for the occasion, with the
boys and girla In the "Easter Egg
Hunt."
Spring haa opened, so It seems now.
Farmers are buay beginning to plow and
clear their farme. Irish potato planting
and gardening are among the buay work
Merchant rather blue because of the
long cold and bad spell of weather, few
have their spring stock In yet. Mayor
Ward la busy straightening np hi town
affairs, fixing street, side walk, etc.
The taw mill I cutting away a usual.
One large three-masted schooner la load
Ing with lumber, two others expected
thl week.
TheVall road they aay, 1 a settled
fact. Surveying ha been done' in part,
and men from the North are down look
lng and prospecting. Mr. Prettyman,
the owner of the mill, ha been here all
the week with one or two capitalists, all
In the Interest of the rail road. -
Two schools are going on here, now,
Hit Mamie Frank of Richland, the
accomplished daughter of Mr. John
Frank, I the teacher of the publlo
chool and Miss Katie Plttman, daught
er of Mr. J. A. Plttman, la the teacher
of the private school. We have plenty
of children to run two good schools all
the time, but not more than half attend
regular, we doa't see aay way to educate
our people unless the compulsory law Is
won established.
Messrs. Cyrus Foecue, Bob Sab I Ion,
ex-clerk Charlie Gerock, Dr. J. W.
-Bandera, J no. D, Cat ton with their fami
lies, were part of the large erowd of
visitors dowa last Saturday and Sunday
to the Quar. meeting.
Ht. G. W. Ward cam home from
Salter Path where he has been teaching,
last Saturday, to tpead jt day or two la
rest He will return thl week to flalah
his school1 at Baiter Path.. Ha reports
rough lime at time among the etiisa
and children there, but think all Will
ead welL Ills sohool will but aatll Juae
coming.' . . v.-,:-. ; ' :'.
A runaway match In the matrimonial
world took place here but Sunday morn
ing, th4 9th laat, two young people,
neither oat of their teen, came hurried
ly la the residence baraheaded, .puffing
and blowing, of Esq D. G. Ward aylo
please Mr. Squire marry u quick, as
their I trouble behind a, be quick or
we will be killed.1 Judge David was to
MpottM. Sale 8.009 balaeJ
Fatanw, Apr-May 149., Hay-Jane
OOTTOI ICAJUUT.
Local market yesterday wa qooUd
pit, w M1H CATAHHB SlfOFP
1. tooaent apib lenaoJou viscid mucaa
In nose, cleara aut lb head HnA .Iin.
eatarrhal headachea du to cold con
gestlon In the front of bead,' The cost
ta only 10 orntt and the benefit arising
. from lie cse is worth dollar health too
- Mfg. by Bradhsm's Phrmtiy.
' JACOBS' Ralotgh Hye Vv'bli ley U lb
. best.. S!!d lli si reel.
Iatweek
rout Kawaurra.
S i- '' ; V-'. last yearv
118,000 ; fVv.V- t88,9M -
' Thl wek.-----.v v- ;
sat- 7. mm y-tf'i .-. isooe
Mon. 20000 ';'-,.. 29000
Tnea.. M00O , -; tOOOO
Wed.: 10000 r f Jlo :ci)' 18000
There. 90000' ' ' SOOOO
fw.c.v; v soooo
taken by curpriae,, that while he pro
oeeded to tie 'eat up. he trembled violent
ly aad came , near uffocaUpg, but he
got through att right at kit, bat we
thought at one time the -Squire would
really have to call on Cy .Foecue, who
wa present, tq held finish the Job, the
couple didn't take time to say thank ee
sir, bat keedddled at once, when laat
teen they were close together going oat
of town looking every way for Sun
day. ZTi'-'ip.tJ p.:v2 '" i ' '.: i "
t- Guea we will have a llfe-eaving sta
tion at Bogue Inlet, before long, hope
towItooB.:W.-; vT'-
'.'Some cases of meaale among the call
dren. No other sickness around as we
hearoL N
Mr. Cora Davis, widow1 of Mr. (C, L.
Davis, who died at Punta Gorda, Fla.,
lt January, came back here . last week
to live with her parents again. .
Very few fish fn these water now.
Clam more plentiful. They sell for 75
cent per bushel,
Mr, Homer Mattock haa just com
pleted for himself, a new dwelling and
several other Improvements are going on
Some eneak thief broke Into the smoke
house of Mr. J. M. Jones, last Friday
night, and stole two hams, some pork,
np other thing. Guest the thief was
hungry, but Mr. Jones didn't like that
kind of borrowing, and think he has
spotted the thief.
We forgot to tell the names of the
Couple that got married last Sunday,
here, by Esquire D. G. Ward, the runa
way. They were, Mr. Edward Burns,
and Miss Alice Scott, living near Swanc-
boro.
MeBars. B. H. Eldrldge and W. F. A.
Lange. two 'Northern gentlemen of
means, the former a large contractor
and builder, of Waterbury, Conn., with
his wife and little son; the latter from
Worcester, Mass , a large florist, are In
our midst, on a pleasure tour. They are
stopping at the borne of Mr. J. W. Wood
hull and family. They seem to be very
nice people. Mr. Woodhull has many
Northern visitors every winter. When
our rail road comes, Swantboro will be
the pleasure resort of North Caroltna.
H. T. Z.
Honey to Loan.
. Whoa' yon' dealrea loan call. , One
wno bat idle money ean get golden In
form) ioa from ate. - No. 190 Middle 81.
'ivUO'HWAAOH. SMITH, v
1 f: d H4-'--??'- . Proprietor :
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m
Headache otfen' retu'ls from'a dlsor
dered condition of the stomach and con
stlpatlonof I he bowels. A done or two
1 Of Chsmbflrlntn's Stnmsch and Llvor
ialilcl will mrrnn thf-n dtHOidnr and
cure the L ' e. f Ml y r. h. J '
& Co.
'r;-;-ii JKxvpt wad Bins,
VTh old tody," Herr Krupp'a moth
er, managed the email business affaire
while Alfred stepped Into the shop,
rolled op hia aleeveav worked all day
With hi arme and then until midnight
With hia brain, They lived in a small
cottage which la still standing in the
factory and which he did not exchange
for. a better home until long after his
marriage. .. I now quote Mr. Krupp'a
own words ottered on the twenty-fifth
anniversary of the founding of the fac
tory: ' "From my fourteenth year I had the
care of a family father during the day,
added to hard work at the factory, and
at night had to study how, to overcome
the difficulties in the way. During this
period I lived on potatoes, bread and
coffee and scant portions of meat and
toiled until late In the night For twenty-five
years I struggled thus until con
ditions grew a little easier. My last
remembrance of that period is tho
growing danger of total ruin and my
endurance, suffering and hard 'labor
to avert the calamity, and-1 say all
this for the encouragement of young
men who have nothing, are nothing
and want to get something and be
somebody."
In 1S32 the factory gave employment
to only ten men. At the time of Mr.
Krupp's death over v 40,000 men ,were
employed' In and y about . Essen in the
factory and' the adjoining mines. Out
look. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrupfor
Teething Babies. Price, ;i0 cte. Cures
Wind-Colic, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gf !
ping Pains, Sour Stomach, Fever, Chol
era Infantum. Dr. Bull's Baby Fyrnp
promotes the digestion and soothe the
' aby.
Tenney's Candy at Davis'.
The sole agency for Tenney's candy
has been secured here by Davis' Pre
scription Pharmacy. ATresh assortment
of the candy has just been received.
Chocolates and Bon Bons 80 cents per
pound, Fruit Tableta and Peanut Brittle
each 10 cents per box, Stuffed Dales 6c.
per box, Assorted Mints 25c. per .box.
Bay Tenney's at Divls'.
Your Attention Please
V
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HACKBURN
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Listen to what he has to say.
A New Dress Fabric. $
"The Latest Fad", a combination 0! Silk and Linen, all
over, Embroidery, Insertion and Edging to match.
New Lawnsdown, all shades, tl.25.
Albatross, all colors, 38 inch, 60c.
"Panne" Cloth, in the leading shades, just the thing for
traveling suits. Coat Suits and Skirts, are entirely New Goods
.62 inoh, 11.00 per yard. Ask to see them. l
Oar Black Goods Department is Complete. Just Received
a New Assortment
'! 43 inch Tammeese 75c; 42 inch Fancy Melrose 75c; 42 inch
Pebble Armore 75c and tl.00; 44 inch Henrietta, silk warp,
k 1.00 and tl-CO. .
k SSSHSSSSSBaSSSSBSSSSS)SSSSSSMSSSSSSSSSSSSSSlSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSMSSlSSSSSSM'
; 47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
& wtViwVLVis4nsnisnwViwVttwV ttiViyv,yv
Fresh Country Smoked Hams
and Side Bacon,
Fancy New Orleanei, , West India and Porto lttco Molassos,
' Vanilla Drips and Maple Sjrap Juet Received. ,
v's rVe also have a fall and and fresh supply of Fancy Cakes'
? and Crackers, such as Uneeda Biaouits, Uneeda Milk Biscuits,'.
Oystereltce, "Clieeso Sandwiches, Forentine Vanilft : Creamsi;
; y. Orange Wafers, Chocolate, Ioa Creams, Ac, . . ' -'
;r; Don't fail io give ns a call and 'getiyour groceries fresh
". and delivered promptly. : :;, ; .' C-Z
;",;'' Tours to Plea:,7r;4V
- .', ;"' v Wholesale and Retail Orocer, V
Aliittia nn ttr "' . firm . war ' . m
rauflc bi. . -jor. Aroou cs Ai ancocic bu. ar
1 tVr,vtifiiTffit ijixfjims
Just Received
' a new stock of Edlsnn Plionmrranlis
and Hecords very latest snnirs nd
nmslc, rmutitriMl by the bent talent In the
world. The Kd m new mewls are free
fnm Rrit, therafore avdlilliiR tlmtsrmp
liigsiitind. Kvorv sylliible prfn;i.ty pbiin
and distinct. it Is a wonder. We will
be glad to show It to you.
Just Kooelvod a lli of Columbia, Ifnm
blr, HUwrns, and Cleveluiid liii jelos for
the 'rinj, ,
it
Nice Fresh Prunes 5c lb.
Nice Fresh Ginger Snaps 5c lb.
Pickled Tripe 5c lb.
White A Sugar 5c lb.
Fresh Oatflakes 5c lb.
Nearly Whole Grain Rice 10c qt.
Fresh Grits and Big Hominy.
Fresh Uneeda Biscuit, Soda Crackers, Biiiiqiiet Wafers
and Oyster Crackers.
New Brooms, that sweep clean, 25c, 35c, 4c and 50c each.
Toy Brooms 10c, Whisk Broom from 10c up.
Call and examine.
IBM
2B.
Wholesale
K Retail
Grocer,
'Phone 91
71 ro4 Hi.
mmmmm
xri z 1 At
1 vot DTcm xuone
nor yet eggs; you
need to ca'l on Ihe varied
resources of our stock for
your Easter dinner, and
we shall not disappoint
yon. Our counters, bins,
and cellars are groaning
beneath the weight of
good things. Everything
jou crave for your table,
if it is obtainable, shall be
yours.
Respectfully.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer Phone 137.
SPRING TIDINGS
During the week of bad weather, we received New for Spring the
following:
Men's Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes,
Children's Shoe?,
Men's Clothing,
Boy's Clothing,
Children's Clothing,
Late Style
Hats, Shirts,
Neckwear,
Suspenders.
White Goods,
Waist Flannels,
Chambrays,
Fancy Ribbons,
Embroideries, Laces,
Elastic Belts,
Patent Leather l!elts,
Kid Glovee,
Silk Piques,
Fancy Hose, Etc. .
Millinery.
Your inspection solicited. Prices Guarenteed to be 10 PER CENT
OWER than any house in the city.
J. J. B-ASTEK.
AT M. HAHN & SON'S
Stables
t ; ..TT,iV"e-"''
40 head of Horses and Mules adapted tor
the farm, draught and road work, thoroughly
seasoned and ready for work.
Fall lino of Baggies, Harness, Wagons, Carte, Etc.
ever B'
also I)
' (I
in ia lie
r:.i:;;:
U.AT'AN
'ft I - 'I II,
t i:oi:
Tr.rn
Horses ' iS: Mules,
Juliusr.1. Arnold
; 66. O ROAD STREET, ,
, w'hohsg just returned from -tor.
West with the finest lot of llorsei
Suitable for tho VATiK DRIVING, SADDLE,
that will bs sold for cash on time. : .
as i;i:n;i:r:ENTED. . '
Sea ns before baying and SATE MONET.
Respectfully, ?- "
rr:ifoor:iTEj TiinifPD none
t.SK& V- 810 North front Btraet, ' '
. .... BfTruiwnifiAtr Mr . si .
? Th place to boy jour Cemetery
. Work at BOTTOM PRICES. . I .
Foreign and Domeslio Qranito and :
- Marble.' " Lettering and Finish the
Beat. Send for latest designs.. All
1 work delivered. . "
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Branch yard, Goldsboro, N, C,