IOL. XX--NO. 65.
KXW BIHS, N. C, SATURDAY M0RXIX8, JUNB 14 1902.
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( You had better and 'Save hay while the San Shines" and buy
your goods at his store SEE. ' I ' " '
0 l?ew Black Goods Just Received.
O A43inehGranitat85c. " ,
A 38 inch Melrose, the regular prioe fjl.00 for 85o. These
t k iroods are fancv weave, iost the thins: for shirts.
(. Black Mohair and Brillianteen for bathing Suits. , . w
(, New Ribbons w handle the Very best make of Eibbons in.: if
( Batin, Velvet and Taffetas.' We always have what the pub-5 jf
( v v ic want Bee our assortment ot iuo, loo, auo ana aoc usi
i think of it J A No. 80 Taffeta.Ribbon at 2 Qo. , ,
Yard wide Peau de Soie Silk, 11.50 quauty for only 11.85.
t : ' Hew Ginghams. W
(S Just received one case all stripes, the thing for Ladies Shirt W
L Waists and Mens Shirts, at 10c w
, Men's Fancy Half Hose, at 15c, 35c, and 50c. '
A Gent's Underwear French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at W
s , ; euo a garment, uenrs iuw rawum oeam jmwcin, umy uvu aj
55 -The Store that Saves Ton Money. 5-
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" The American Stock" Co.,
will take pleasure in showing their IMMENSE STOCK. 55
j CI.OT1IING .'
55 f eTer7 description, Shoes, Hats and every article of 5
:: DBY GOODS 5
2t usnally found in a first-lass dry goods store. We have a beau- 4
55 tiful line of Straw Hats which are very cheap, also felts and Z
derbies. The very latest styles in Low Quarter Shoes at prices t
that defy competition. 15eautitui fancies in jaaies
55 IHLLINECY,
In fact we have everything for the summer girls . We carry a
full line of heavier goods to supply the working people, and we
Zt sell them too. : The prices is what sells goods, and wo claim
Zt we c11 s&v6 Ja money. Come let us convince you.
h AMERICAN STOCK CO.,
P. HOWARD, Proprietor,
59-01 Middle Street.
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THE' NEW WOMAN,
UlM Alice Cohn, write from 174
Eleventh ' Street, Brooklyn, N. Y U
toiiows: ,
. "HMvlng bad poor health for $ gnai
may mouth and now having It f
atond make mo fou ratygrmtatulto
PeruBM. lttttfando great doal during
my moothly period, had won palm,
andwaa gonanlly depreaaod, hot can
tnrthtollyay that i tow botUoaotPo
tuna hot removed all pain and made t
new woman ot me. MISS ALICE
COHN. " J.
: The oomlng of what is knows at the
"new woman" In oar country it not
greeted by everyone u U she Were
great blearing' But there It mother
new women whom everybody ia glad to
eee. Erory day eome invalid woman is
exclaiming, I have been made new
woman by Dr. Hartman'e home treat
ment." It la only neeeeasry to tend
name, adores, symptom, duration of
icknew and treatment already reserved
to Dr. Hartman, Colombo, O and direc
tions for one month's treatment will be
promptly forwarded. The medicine
can be obtained at the nearest drug
store.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the use of Perona,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and he will
be pleased to give yon his valuable ad
vice gratis. f ' '
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio. . I
The diamond pin advertised as Iost
was found by Cspt. Joe Oasklll, of the
Arm of Gasklll Hardware. Co. In tend
ing him the reward he flatly refused to
receive any, bat upon leaving the offloe
he ordered 1500 brick, but would and
did pay for the same, llany (hanks
Cspt. Joe.
MOOKK'BVJKItJK YAW).
P. 8.-.W&0 says li don't pay to ad
vertise f v.1'-;-
App)iatlons For Scholarships Bcinj
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For JUaifao-
Corytratloa formed
m ptroot Kheamaeiae.- Offer r
" ,$?00 For Apprehension s
- v t Person Who Bet , i'
AV.lhe Flr.f v jV
, Bauioq, Jane 18. The Bute Baper
lntendent of Public Instruction has al
ready received applications from five
persons for the three N. O. toholarthlps
snnounced as vacant la Feabody Nor
mal College, Kashvtlle, Tenn. They are
from iAptoa Btrowd, Hollls, Rutherford
oonnty; Miss Mabel Absher; Obed, Ashe
county; Miss Emma wlllstord, King's
Mountain; Miss lna R. Smyth, Green
ville; U M. Hall, FolsSn, K. C. . These
and all others applying 'will have to
stand Ute competitive examination be
fore their respective County Buperln
tendents July 17 and 18th. . .
Mr. J, Hal Babbitt for many years a
prominent business man and druggist
hers will go to Baltimore to live, he hav
ing organised a $300,000 stock company
there to manufacture and sell his fa
mous rheumatism "Bhenmaolde" on an
enormous scale, nr. jssddiu is presi
dent of tha Babbitt and Wynne Drug
Co., and the Norwood Cigar Co. here.
Both concerns will continue here with
Mr, Babbitt ss a large stock-holder.
The People's Trinsportalloa and Power
Co. of High Point has been chartered for
the purpose of operating an electric
street railway system fa that growing
young city- -
An unusually good reoora wssmsae
yesterday by the Raleigh Ore department
In fighting the Are which broke out In
Kelly's livery sublet. Not In recent
years, has there been a Are here which
threatened such wholesale destruction
bat by prompt and heroic work Raleigh's
volunteer firemen extinguished it before
$100. damage was done the buildings.
The nine horses which perished were
stifled to death by the dense smoke.
The people of Raleigh are enthusiastic
CASTOR I A
- Tot Tnfa"ts and ffiPflrt,lt '
Tbi Kind Yea Haft illwais eosgbt
Bears the
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Canned Salmon is a more economical food than tresh meats.
t' ! C:t-i rr;
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. f Requires no fuel to . cook it, and no ice to keep it: COSTS LESS TO BUY and
there is NO WASTE. .. :-yA-:
sound, - wholesome
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N6 bone or bristle""
food'-
"m :..r, y.
' - Every ounce in the pound is
'that has to he thrown away.
- Canned Salmon is AN IDEAL SUII1IER FOOD, ready lor immediate usev and
: can be served in numerous appetizing ways." '; V. '-'v-- j Cr'i:t:J'X:z
Our ?EICES ARE THE LOWEST OBTAINABLE tor GOOD grades of Canned
Salmon and Everything Else.
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give us your Order ?
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over the record the laddie saade and f ivV.-,Q..1HBf iAaUQejj
the eneot wiu be that the f l,w and all
else for the royal entertainment of the
tiiii'ij'"-' .atj-i
SUte firemen July 23, JS and S4 Will
eome easy. ,
Commissioner Toung has issued a circa
Ur offering $W0 reward for the arrest and
delivery to the sheriff ot Pit oonnty of
any persons guilty of starting the Inoeo
diary firs Jane 8th which i destroyed s
large part of the town ot Aydeit. J x :
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K Soft Grabs at Oaks Market '
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WILDWOOO.' t
Crop.
Excellent Condition of Tobacco
, , . Large Tlcld of Honey. , ,
Jane 8,-.Mr. O. W. Ward, of- Swans-
boro, the Salter Path school teacher, and
Oapt. Jss. O. Plgott ot Borne, were in
our place last Tuesday and Wednesday.
They were on their way to the Teachers
Assembly.
Mr David Oatosbv and daughter Flos-
tie, of New Jersey formerly of this Utate
and oonnty, ara visiting their, relatives
and aged father, Capt. h T Oglesby.
This is a good week here as many vis!
tors stop in passing to the Teachers As
sembly. ;
very dry and crops look somewhat
bad In places, but the tobacco crop Is
good. Mr, W. T. Pelletier has SO acres,
D Watson and brothers have about the
same, Thos McCabe and sons 10 acres,
Lee Fulcher 1 acres, Thos Bell 4 acres,
and many others near here, Messrs. Pel
letier and Watson have the best we have
en. ? -
Mr Carl Watson has 14 bee hives In
working order, he took S gums last Tues
day night and though of small size, he
reallied 8 gallons sqnsezed honey, about
178 pounds of fine comb, besides the wax
We call that gbo4 bee taking.
Ht Will Murdock it still teaching
on Bogoe Banks, western end, his school
will close soon.
Mr. Thos. f olson and family have the
measles with them now, Miss Bessie, his
youngest daughter, and our nice little
friend, had a severe case of them last
week.
Mr. J. Stewart, the shad factory man,
Is making some fine scrap now at his
place of business near Wildwood, he
tells ns, he readily gets $1.15 per hand,
lbs. for scrap now.
Mrs. Jenny Hlnes and her aged moth
er hare had rather a hard time for some
month's past, because of the serious
sickness of the' mother, we are glad to
say both are now convalescent. Mrs.
Jenny was not seriously Indisposed her
self, but her mother was expected to die
for several weeks She is 80 years of
sga. .
Little Misses May McCabe, Carrie Pel
letier, Gene Collins and Bessie Tolson;
were welcome visitors to see the Writer
last week, as they were pets pf his In
school last year. .
Messrs. Ervln Oglesby, W. T. Pelle
tier, Thos. MoCabo and sons, D. WaUon
and Bros, ff. B. Bell Sr., add son, L. F.
Fulcher, Elijah Oglesby and son, Jesse
Bell, T. 8. Bell and others are the prin
cipal farmers In and around Wildwood
this year, nearly all of these farmer
have mors or less tobacco and the most
of It look welL '-" :
These Items are written in the busy
absenos Of the Wildwood Hemlzer, with
best wishes for hi future Welfare.
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PORT RECEIPTS.
Same week
Last week last year.
23,000 50.000
This wee.
Insight 83090 71003
Sat. 0000
Hon. 4000 7000
Tues. 4000 8000
Wed. 4000 16000
Thurs. 2500 5000
FrL ?500 19000
80,800 64,000
GONE FIVB TEARS.
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Whea Coffee Left the Troubles
S, , ,d, V peared.
Msap-
lt Is hard to makfwple understand
that coffee really will.do business for
(hem if they stick to It long enough. It
is almost a certainty that soma little
symptom of disease, stomach trouble, or
kidney or heart trouble, ceased by coffee
drinking wiu , alUmately develop Into
some Hied organie disease aniens tka
cause ef the disturbance is removed. ,
Illustration may aot be amiss. :
A lady la Kearney, Neb, says, "I used
eoffes t great many years. Gradually my
health broke down. I had dyspepsia and
was extremely nervous, I passed niany
sleepless nights out, like many others,
did aot know What was the cause of my
in vslldlsnt.'1 "';"'r K, i, n?.
Finally the trouble centered Into a tat
ty tumor just over the stomach and In
theiregioa of the heart, ceasing acuta
pala In the stottisch and s spasmodio
action ot the heart., A surgical operation
was deemed necessary, bat after all the
preparations were mad a good,, old,
honest doctor suggested that I take treat
ment a little longer and leave off coffee
and take Postnm and some Crepe-Nats
Breakfast rood. . '
I began On Postutn end had it mad
properly by long boiling nd.foundlt
dsltclons and drank two oops the first
morning. After two weeks I discovered
a marked chsng for the better. ' In five
months my supposed tumor ha disap
peared, my bead&cbos were gone and di
gestion wholly restored. My heart only
gave me trouble a few times. That was
fire years ago. I hare been a steady user
of roatttm ever since and am a now
crenlure today. Am In strong and v'or
ous ln .iUh end kuow exsclty how to ao
(' t for It. , i
e of f
fas fii.loivlu .iiiotailoas wore reeaiv
ol hf J. K Ltlatm Ca, Na - Ben
. 'tl m Cbfoago, June 18.
WntTs- Open. High. Low. Close
J Joly . '72 ?'
70 ,
Open
Sept...
OoBHt
July...
Ribs:
July..
Bept.i
Cotton;
July.
Aug
Sep
Oct
"7S .12 72
71 70f 7k
High. Low. Close
' S 0i 68
Open. High. Low. Close
.1050 1055 1047 1047
. 1030.1033, 1080 1082
Naw Vom, June 18.
Open. High. Low. Close
..8.78 831 8.73 8.81
. . 8.508.54 8.42 8.84
.,8.15 8 20 8.15 8.20
.. 8.01 8.08 7.09 8.05
Stocks;
Sugar....
So By ...
N. Y.C
U. 8. 8 881
0. & O
New fork, Jane 18.
Open. High. Low. Close
..127ft 129 127 129
87,
i 86)
86
40i 88
Mo. P.....
Atchison . .
Vs. C. O...
A. C O....
Am Ice. . .,
103
81
18
104,
8U
103
81
87,
155,
47
1044
81,
70,
18
Liverpool
Spots 5.1-16. Sales 10,000 bales.
Futures, June-July 4.54. Aug-Sept.
4.47. Sept-Oct 4.37.
Advices to J. E. Latham ft Go., yester
day:
Manchester cloths, holders nnwllllng
to accept lower price. Tarns Irregular
and depressed.
July controlled by Philadelphia In
terests. Dry weather continues and
holds market.
Bailey St Montgomery.
In sight (3,000 agaiaat 85,000 last year
Market very dull but nervous.
R Moore A Co.
Teachers Wanted I
Three Teachers are wanted to fill va
cancies In the White Graded School of
New Bern. Applicants will be required
to pass a competitive" examination be
fore the undersigned at New Bern on
the second Monday ot Joly next.
H. P. HARDING,
Superintendent.
Ti c !
fct a I.
la f o
j'lo on tlio snlij' ot
oiii'i r to rui, r!
of emus'-, 1 hs
l! . k ny (.nf
Delegates to Judicial Convention.
; D P Whltford, Jasper Carawon, W I
Brown, W C Brewer, Nathaa.Tisdaw, Z
M Carawon, Hugh Lancaster, Silas Ful-
oher. Joslah Tingle, F 8 XrnnL F F
Bows, W A Barrlngton, Alfred G ask Ins
S W Latham, Brio Qesklns, W X Tyn-
daltThomas I pock, Baas Roblnsoa, W C
White, B B Woolen, Ii 8 Harper,- J W
Lane, W B Pearoe, Albert Wadsworth,
W B Laae, J T House, P X Pearsall, P
H Pelletier, A B Dawson, HO Wood,
BrySn Ives, John Plttmaa, T K Hsy
wood, Allen Tolson, J H HunUr, John
Morton, Graham T Richardson, Walter
Bray. J A Meadows, L J Moore, B A
Nana, . H H Dowdy,. M L Jacobs, T G
Hyman, I M Green, B B Nixon, 0 B
Foy, ' ' Baxter, I W Blddla, ; Jassss A
Bryan. W X Watson, Mark Steven soa,
G B Waters, B W BmaUwood, FT Pat
terson, Dr N H Btreet, W P Burros, X
R Jones, O Marks, Xark DUosway, X W
Small wood, H R Bryan, Jr, Id Gerock,
0 T Watson. S R Street, A D Ward, X
H Meadows, 8 B Bell, 0 B Haaoook, Dr.
J W Duguld, H O Whitehurst, Dr Lslns-
ter Daffy, Sam Brlnson. T A Green, Dr
Rhern,T F MoCarthy, O L Stevens, D B
Jones, D L Robert, Thos Daniels, J
Kedmond, Enoch Wadsworth, X T Gaa
kill, John M Hargett, Jamas MoOoy, Sam
Howard, H L HalL O N Xaaett, WIU
Lovenear, G ANIeoll, Joseph GaskDl,
John Suter, Jr., GuiUord Lewis, H
Parker.'- ; "
By virtu ot the authority vested la
me by the County Conrsnlloa which
convened at th Court Hons la, New
Bern on May 91, 1902, 1 hereby appoint
th above named persons delegates to
the JufHalal Convention called for the
Third Judicial District, at KInstnn, July
loth Inst. D. L, Wab.
. W herd y s
of the above tl
sm to be !
tytoti J
Ihlid J;" I
Mew
Na Bob Pancake Flour.
. Carolina Rice Flakes.
Oatflakes both looseand in packages.
Preserved Ginger 25cjper pot.
Hienz's Apple Butter and Sweet Mixed Pickles.
Royal Scarlet Salmon, tho finest packed, only 25o cani
other brands 15o and 20c can.
ImportedGingerAln, on ice, 10c or 3 for 25c.
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
Big Hams to cut.
Fox River Print Butter.
Fancy Syrup and molasses.
Pure Apple Vinegar and .Spices of all kinds.
Wholesale
A Betollg
Groeer,
'Phone 91.
71 Bread HU
(wVwswVlyVlXi lasflsnV
Jumi Beceived a Fresh Iiot
4 at at at 3
nd:Shells to Go With Them.
Also Fancy Salmon and Lobsters.
Don't fail to see us when in need of auything in the Fancy
Grocery Line, we guarantee quality and prices with any gro
eery honse in the city.
If you.want Good Flour Try Our Fancy Patent there is
nothing better ground from wheat.
We have some Good Tea at 40c, 50c, 60c and 80o lb.
Thanking you for past favors and trusting to continue to
serve you, I am
Yours to Please,
J. JR. .KEZEIS, Jr."
prove the srpolntment
s an! d lsre the
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ilon tot the
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a Co. Con,
PH0NB 69.
Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
Cor. Broad & Hancock Him.
tdflSo'iamoWona 1
The Best
Staples.
3 You will always find us
Y selling the best staple things
I of life the things which
are necessary for sntiefc-
tion in housekeeping Su
gar, Flour, Salt, Potatoes,
ga Butter, etc. Surely
(he best line of Btaples and a complete list of fancy things. -
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer. Phone t37
l
Old Man
in New Place
1 have moved to 95Mid
dleSt, one door below my
old stand, where I will be
glad to tee all my old 2
friends andcustomers.
' Ihave a complete stock
of everything in the Jew
elry line. Special atten
tion given to Bepairing.
EATON,
The Leading Je weler,
Carbti:ofJ::, s
tlr StoctVsBest
Patent, Diadem & Rose Bud Floor.
Tobacco Twine. All kinds ot Gro
ceries, Rope and Netting, , JLqts of
Empty Floor Barrelf for'saia. Pine
and Coal Tar. V v. ' 7 X tr '
w THTirn sxi1SAvrt
, .1UJX V iit-LM JTUJCii A
' M Middle St.
1 i
V BzU Flayers .
As well u everybody else, aeed
soms food liver medicine occasionally.
EHADUAM'8 AKT1BILIOU8 LIVER
FILLS "cleanse the liver, cool th blood
and ease the head," Without griping or
tlsnror of salivation note this thes
p!.: sr pnro'y Ttcotal.le and serve their
pii-! ii e as wi ill as If they contained
-i I; j'irloiis ti JnonJ dni. Dot of 8(5
f t ; -i 0 - 9. and sold at
i -ii;,
Date Ji
-a, i
jar jo ' lOaa sa joja ' 7..
ham. jAicnmm; r
I am stiirhoelng horses, and doing '
all kinds oI;Blacksmlth work, have been . v
T u. m. MT HUI1UOW UVIV 111, MW '
Bern 41) yearst am on the Wharf; Back .
$50.00 Reward!
I hereby offer a reward of I50.CO
for the capture and delivery to" me ';
at New Bem, N. WiK$;.-
Asa Meekins,
a white man, an esoapediTT. 8. prU
oner, abont 4S year old,'' littlo
over lit feet high, dark hair and
moustache, head little bald, has a
dissipated appearanoe.
U J.,W. trDDLE,
SheriffJCraven Ca,'N. C
May 28th, 1902. '. ' -
Tho lister vrill
tho court hen: j
July lct,.lCCr.
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