THE JOURNAL.
Haw Im; . Cn Ai. 88, IMS. i
IiOex U Hew A4TerUemctts.
8, Coplon Attention. ' . , . ,
Q. Jt. Ennett-jyunUIn pen
Simmons gsojiowei', yorPW-
Bulaeu Ucals.
l BECKJVEDjesteritay fresh Chocolate
' llmorids, Nougst, Caramels, Creams
Lemon Paste, Jordon Almonds, Black,
Walnut Bar, Marshmellows, Old Fash
ion Stick Candy See at lames B. Daw
ton's 108 Middle Street Phone 209.
BLACK (Mountains Apples. At Broad
Street Fruit Store.
WANTED 6 Yonng men fromCraTen
County at once to prepare for Positions
in the Government Service. Apply to
Inter-State Oorres. Inst, Cedar Rapldi,
la.
WANTED Board with private family,
centrally located, by man and wife with
3 months old baby. Boom farn talked or
not with hot and cold bath, willing to
pay reasonable price. Address at once
"W". care P. O. Box 87, Mew Bern,
N. 0.
I AM receiving daily some of the Boeat
Peaches, Pears, Apples, Grape, Sweet
tod Irish Potatoes. Water Melons, and
also a fine lot of New; York State Cab
bage, hard white heads.Barfleld's Fruit
Store Broad Street. Phone 808.
UOUBE and Lot For Sale A good house
at a reasonale price. B. & Harper.
ICE Cream Salt just received at J. F.
Taylor's, Market Dock.
MISS OLA FEREBEE will reopen her
mnnic. class Hondar SeDt 1st 1903. Those
wishing Instruction please apply at No
87 Craven street.
FOR SALE Having decided to again
enter my bosines, (clothing) I offer for
sale my wood yard business consisting
of mill, mill building, together with the
office and tools. For Information apply
to J. W. Moore.
NOTICE If you want your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. m.
Register. He can do It all, 178 Pollock
street, New Bern, N. C.
I Madam LaRose
i The Q rest Palmist
T it back to stay. Past, Present and X
Fnture Revealed. All Consults
X tlons Private.
162 SOUTH FR0HT ST.
beautify Your Home.
60 cents will buy enough
WAJLIi JPAPEB
for one room. Would;iike to make es
timates for furnishing and hanging.
Unlimited amount of designs to select
from. Order sample books from
OUILFORD LEWIS,
At Dawson's, 108 Middle St.
Phone 309.
Fresh lot Force Food just received
those having tickets can send them In
with 5 cents and get a 15 cents package
at J. R. Parker Jr.
There are No Flies
on the Oaks Market.
Brick Brick we are egeata for the
KinatoarOurk Brick and Til Co it Will
pay yoa to see tu, before buying else
where, prices and quality JR. Parker
Jr.
There is no domestic Ginger Ale equal
to oar Belfast Ginger Ale. Crown Boi
ling Works Lee J. Taylor, Prop., Phone
106.
We are still seUIng meat at Hie per
pound, not SOe as reported. Oaks Mar
ket, i
Don't fall to try our 40 cent Tea, It Is
a goer.and pleases them all at 1. R. Par
ker Jr. ' ' '
Afrl-Oola is superior to any other
Cola. Good tor the nerves exhausted and
headaches, 3 das. bottles for 00 cents.
Grown Bottling Works Lee J.Taylor
Prop. Phone 106.
Clrsrs to nlease evert bodr. Prlaoe
of India, Cubaaola, Haney Special, Aant
Hannah, A. to A. Down Home. i.n.
Parker Jr. ',' , ,
RRADHAMtt LAXATIVE OHiIl
and FEVER TONIO Is ear ear tor
Malaria ta all h fn. tttt (Metal
toale sad tariff A" to lokn&rnfta
improve an i hh lood and rea-
LM iIIm. ,1... IrmiH PrlM BOO. MA
earst ry J lUOUAM'B PHAJU
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CAPUDEJE
Cures Cotis,LaGnpd
FkManti Uptake. f . fou. A. ?tj
tarns Mr
Bourn all iizzz.::.
AKOTJKd Ate ABOtJT.
The KJaston division Naval Reserves
hare voluntary disbanded, this action
iklg place oil Wednesday night, ;,
Mr6oVy.l former, merohaat of
this elty but lately of Durham Is open
ing up a stock of Dry, Goods and Cloth
ing m thestore' next to the GaeklU
HardwmteCe. !,t.., s ;'
Mr. 3, W. Stewart 1s having the roof
and exterior woodwork of the Hotel
Albert property he recently purchased
painted. He will probably have the
brick wall painted and penclled'also. ,
Mr. George Hendersoa la having quite
an addition made to Ml residence on the
corner of Broad and Metcalf streets. The
addition will be a wing of two stories
with bay windows, and will make the
residence a good deal mote oommodious,
and be an improvement in the looks of
It.
For several days the heat hu been
very appreasive the thermometer .bub
bling at 01 and 05 until poor humanity
In this section, thoroughly saturated
felt like giving up and melting away.
Last night an electric storm passed over
and the air was slightly cooled. The
weather bureau promises cooler weather
today, so may It be.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
!,Mr.US. Fisher spent, yesterday In
Mwja' '. !'
Mr. T. A. Dillon of Tuscarora was In
the city yesterday.
Mr. Wade H. Adams of New York is
visiting friends In the city.
'Miss Leah D. Jones left yesterday for
Greensboro and Atlanta Ga.
Mr. G. T. Holmes and wife of Newark
N. J. arc registered with the Chattaw
ka. Mrs. O. H. Gulon and sons have re
turned from a month's visit aPBeau
fort. ,
Mr. Tonunie Roberts left yesterday
afternoon' for a week's vacation at Beau
fort
Messrs O. R. McOotten sod D. A. Mc
Ray of Jacksonville Fla,, are guests of
the Chattawka.
Mrs. Judge Ohas Moore and (laughter
of Ashevllle are In they city on their way
to Beaufort, the are registered at the
Chattawka.
Mr. H. C. Heldman a prominent com
mercial man of Cincinnati, Ohio is In
the city calling on his numerous friends
be is a guest of the Chattawka.
Fire at Askln.
Monday morning at 8 o'clock, the
barn of Mr. G. L. Arthur at Askln, was
burned with Its contents, about 8000
pounds of fodder, buggy, harness, and
all Mr. Arthur's farming utensils.
Other stables nearby were saved from
destruction by prompt work.
The fire is regarded as being incendiary
origin, there being no other way In
which the fire could have originated.
SATISFACTORY BREAKS.
Farmers Well Pleased With the New
Bern Tobacco Market.
The tobacco market yesterday was
lively and the breaks were all that
covld be expected. The sale was the
best since the opening of the season.
About 50,000 pounds were sold and the
farmers expressed themselves entirely
satisfied with the prices paid.
Messrs. W. A. Newbold, J. H. Cox, A.
N. Green and I. M. Green, all farmers of
Jacksonville said their tobacco here at
prices ranging from 8 to 80 cents.
They like the New Bern market and
think now it will be more popular with
the Jacksonville farming community
than Klnston whtoh has hitherto got the
bulk of the Jacksonville trade.
John T. Maids, of Maysvllle, sold his
crop here and was another fanner who
was satisfied with his transactions with
the warehousemen.
The market is quiet and steady; the
different grades commanding good pri
ces. The JdCKUi will keep Its readers
posted pa fa tobacco market during
the season. As has been stated the mar
ket yesterday was 88.00 to 830.00 per
hundred pouads.
Up For Conrt TiiaL
Quite a crowd of colored people
were la attendance at a trial at Justice
S. R. Street's offloe yesterday being In
terested la a trial of ' criminal assault on
one of the parties. The evidence failed
to substantiate the charge, but other
charges were developed, and all hands,
some six or mors In number were tent
up to ooort for, trial today, where they
will have a further opportunity to exhi
bit themselves and acquire more notori
ety. It Is very aafortsaste that the col
ored people delight In being In Court, so
much, out loey loot upon it as confer
ring s Certain kUitlnctloa, snd even Im
prisonment, Inflicts no dlagraoe, and the
grnng or pona iot some rnvoious or.
fens, Jot otherwise to esteemed very
hoBorablt. '"- '
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r PEPSILA i
-Js tha most refnshlng fend tavlg-;
orating' drink at Boda Fountains.
Cures headache and improves the
'appetite, ' J ';i fys-j 'i
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CRAVEN C0UWTT REPUBUCAMS.
Meet la COnventtoi.. Haha Factioa Re-
fsse t Stay Witt Hancock Faction. :
. TU Republican 6ravea ooonty, Con
vention met at the Opera Boose, shortly
after twelve .o'clock Thursday, Robert
Hanoookcaulng the meeting Jo order,
w. w. Lawrenoe being temporary secre
tary. . "r
There were present about 88 whites
and 10 colored delegates, with a very few
spectators la the gallery.
.'That then would be k wrangle was to
be seen before the convention had fairly
entered upon Its duties.
There was the Hancock faction, and
the Meyer Haha faction.
Briefly stated the contention of the
first was, that the Haha crowd had run
in colored delegates, against previous
agreement, In order to control the con
vention, which the, Hancock faction
wanted to be a white man's convention.
The Hahn people on their side said,
the convention, was a post offloe affair of
office holders, against all the Interests of
the mill of the voters. That the con
vention had been called secretly and
without due notice.
The convention being called to order,
the roll of precincts was called, and as
each answered, the name of a member
of the Credential committee was called.
The call had proceeded quietly until
the Third Ward, Hew Bern was reached
both aides having .represtontatlvea, J. V.
Smith not being reoognized by the chair
man.
At this J. E. O'Hara took the floor,
making aa appeal to the chairman,
which the latter would not recognize,
claiming It was not the time for such ap
peal until the roll call had been com
pleted.
The roll call was attempted, with
O'llara demanding recognition for his
rights, but the noise was too great to let
the convention hear the secretary.
Upon this Chairman Hancock told
O'Hara if he did not stop talking, he,
Hancock, would put him out, and
O'Hara still persisting, the chairman.
came down on to the convention floor,
and grasping O'Hara proceeded to put
his threat into execution.
By the time the two men had come to
gether, there was a rush from all sides
to separate the two men, and to preserve
order, this nearly leading to a getieral
scrimmage, but the crowd was soon dis
persed, the chairman got back on the
platform, and some quiet prevailed,
enough to permit the roll call to pro
ceed, although O'Hara frequently had
something to say.
J. L. Hahn, asked, for the sake of
peace that the contesting delegates be
given representation before the creden
tial committee, which was agreed
upon.
The credential committee was out
about an hour, and during that time
there was no business doing In the con
vention, the members sitting about and
talking.
The credential committee's report was
read by S. W. Hancock, and upon mo
tion adopted by vote of eacn precinct.
At this point, Meyer Hahn asked per
mission to speak on the report, and In
substance said,
I am here to do upright work for the
Republican party, to give It strength in
the county. But what do we see here
today f Is this the way to start the
while man's party f It Is bad enough
when the Democrats rob us, but when
Republicans come together, and take
each other by the throat It IS worse.
What do we see here, but some men's
names In several precincts f If the rule
of the convention is to be only by bosses
It Is better for us to get out. Am glad
to see this convention of white men .and
only six colored men here. But when
this report of the convention goes out,
it wDl give Democrats plenty of ammu
nition In this good old County of
Craven. If this is the way it is going to
be, o stack convention and delegates,
then I am one to go out and leave. .The
chairman hat no more right, except at
times, than any one of you members to
the convention.' I make the motion and
every one who agrees with my views,
has the right to retire and let the chair
man have the convention.
The motion was put by Mr. Hahn and
seconded, and his followers filed out,
going to Stanly hall.
After the Hahn faction had gone out,
a count of those remaining showed 28
whites snd two colored.
On motion, 8. W. Hancock was made
permanent chairman and J. M. Harrison
secretary of the convention.
Robert Hancock, being given permis
sion to reply to Meyer Hahn, spoke In
part as follows:
We met in the court house three weeks'
ago, every precinct except ewey repre
rated, and unanimously agreed' to the
convention being held August 3 1st, and'
it being best to be one of whUaJtepubll
cans. Meyer Hahn wee present when
this agreement was mads. Explanations
were teat to the precincts, if j agreeable,
to eleet only while men. Where- is the
oaly opposition to that f We fled the col
lector of customs, fearful of his seat,
with his colored henehmraSam and
Thompson, and attorney J. X,'3'Hara,
with many colored friends here to raise
ap opposition. Where to there any other
opposltloa f These men, they are respoa
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Sold only by HARQET'B PHARMACY,
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sihle for the trouble here today, in bring
ing in bogus colored delegates, arfdg 1 1
charge Meyer Hahn and hlsd henchmen
with it all ' . , "i 1
, After this speech,' the convention pro
ceeded to elect delegates to the several
conventions, as follows: Delegates State
Contention, Robert Hancock, John Bid-
die. Alternates, a B. Hill, G.W.Pope,
J. M, Harrison, J. L. Hahn. , The Alter
nates were given equal voting power as
delegates at the Convention.
Congressional Convention, delegates,
S. W. Hancock, C. B. Hill.
Senatorial Convention, delegates, G. L
Hsrdlaon, Jesse P. Griffin.
The convention made the following
report on result of Hahn'g followers
leaving: Vanceboro and Trults went out,
Ft. Barnwell, Cove, Dover, Taylor's
Thnrman, Second, Third and Fourth
Wards, all whites remained. Bern, white
remained, negroes went out. Tlsdale,
white remained. Pleasant Hill and Jas
per whites remained.
A PAYING CROP.
A Jones County Farmer Tries a Small
Tobacco Crop and Finds Big
Honey in it.
Mr. S. S. Waters, a prominent farmer
of the Black Swamp section of Jones
county, was In the Uty yesterday, with
a fine lot of tobacco, which he raised
this year as an experimental crop.
There were 1300 pounds of the lot,
which sold at the Planters warehouse
for $175.00, an average of $13.50 the
hundred, which was considered to be a
very good prico.
Mr. Waters was -well pleased with the
sale and said that he Intended to market
the remainder of his crop here.
Mr. Waters only planted Btx acres
this year In tobacco, and believes from
present prospects, that the crop will
easily sell for $100.00 per acre. He will
plant twenty-five acres in tho samo crop
next year.
The growing of tobacco in Jones
county, was largely experimental this
ryear, but has been very satisfactory, and
will be greatly Increased next year, and
tho ruling of good prices on the New
Bern market has contributed no little to
the success.
For fine spring chickens, call at the
Oaks Market.
If you buy Beer tor your family use or
picnic, it will be to your advantage to
call up phone 105, and enquire for that
fine Vienna Cabinet Beer. Crown Bottling
Works, Lee J. Taylor l'ron., I'hone
105.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention is given them.
Only tho best drugs are used. The
prices are reasonable. Send yours there
to be filled.
NEW
B2r
LINE
OF THE FAMOUS ULTRA
Just Aiihrea
H Full Line Styles & Sizes, i
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67 Pollock Street
: ' YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. 1 ':
Cotton, ' Grain; Provisions and stocks.
.Range In prices. AecclpB and"
4 Shipment. f
The following are the market quota-
lloas; received hy J. E. Latham & Co.
New Bern, N. C. i
Chicago, Aug.
31.
71
671
Close
57
43
1013
972J
18971
1472
Wans.!-.
Sept. 70 71 70t
Dee 67i 7f 671
Ooaji: Open. High. Low.
Sept 88 57 581
Dec . 41 43 41J
Rlbs:-
Sept 995 1030 995
Oct 950 987 950
Pork- :
Oct 1645 1707 1645
Jan 1453 1473 1459
Lard
Sept 1063 10971 1062
Oct 988 1000 988
10971
9ir
Nnw Vobk, Aug. 2j.
Oottoh; Open. High. Low. CIoso
Aug'. 8.57 8.57 8.46 8.46
Sep 8.06 8.11 8.03 8.03
Oct 7.98 7,96 7.89 7.89
Dec 7.87 7.89 l 7.81
Jbh... 7.90 7.90 7.84 7.84
New York, Aug. 21
Stocks; Open. High. Low. Close
So Ky 41 41 40 40
U.S. -8 411 41 41 41
C. & 0 54 541 53J 531
Mo. P 117J 117! 1161 116
VCC 68J 68J 67J 08
A. C. O
Am Ice 13 18 12 12
Liverpool
Spots 4.. Sales 6,000 bales.
Futures, Aug-Sept. 4.39. Uept-Oct 4.30
Oct-Nov 4 24.
POUT KSCBIPTN.
Same week
last year.
33,800
Last woes.
9,338
This wees.
Sat. 8000
Mon. 3968
Tues. 6751
Wed. 4867
Thura, 4939
Frl.
'W00
2600
4400
1500
2100
3400
17,800
Chocolates 30c per pound at McSorloy
FALL
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Finest $;cd:i
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WWmme hetfe If
OUR FALL SHOES
T 'An &h the, Up-to-date Shapes. A Three
'1ttontlis 'i3ruaraiitee
' mo
(. Dtmn.&Cov
A ' Men' Boy's Wear,
STollocls: Street.
Clearance Sale
to make room
for our Fall
Purchases.
During the month of August we WILL SELL BELOW COST
any goods in our store. Stock comprises
Men's and Boys Clothing,
Men's and Boys Furnishings,
Men's and Boys Hats and Caps,
Men's and Boys Shirts,
Tn fact everything to he found in Clothing and Men's and Hoys
Furnishings.
Smith's
99 Middle Street.
WE HAVE TEEH!
Wire Screens, Door and Window Screen?, Lawn Mowers, IceJC'reani
Freezers, Ice 8havers.
A full line of Hardware, Paints, Oils, Varnish, 'Enamels in Gold,
Silver and Alluminum.
A now lot Hall Bearing Castors, improved.
Our goods as represented. TRICKS TUKJLOWEST.
Give us yonr orders.
VHoyh Gaskilt Hardware Co.
14 7. Misoli St NEW BKRN, N. C
Star
Safety
Razor.
Makes shaving a lux
ury, Shaves Clea n, Kev
er Pulls, Favos Time
ami money.
EVERY RAZOR
WARRANTED.
If you will notice onr
window you will see
the prettiest and must II I
complete line of Pocket II I
Cutlery, Razors ami 13
Shears ever shown in the city. Every
one guaranUeil, and if not good we will
give you a new one in excliange.
WM. T. HILL,
SPORTING GOODS,
Phntie
11S.
31-93 Middle Street.
"Oh, So Goodl"
What makes our Soda Water
. taste so good Is Its quality. Every ; . ,
thinir used In the making is First
J ' Quality jrare. ,
f The water is pure and sparkling. I
W 1- - i 1 - ..A ..1 X
A A uv lov IB pun, aiiu vmii.
The cream is pure and rich.
w ThA Hftvnrv nnrA find delicioua.
The taiits ars the Ustand treah
X . PdinnlA hn know onr soda ffo X
out of their way, if necessary, to
T get it It Is so satisfying, so re- Z
Z freshing, so full of what Uiey want
fat good soda. They come and T
T '; corns again that's what we're X
want regular customers Who know
out Quality. BRADHAH'tJ
'yiJr., ... -FOUNTAIN. .
Wmmmmm
two.
AT DAVIS fit ARVAOY.
with' every pair.
50
Boy'
THERE WRITE RIOIIT. Never clogs
or blots, Easily adjusted, t as i 1; claaneii,
Lasts a Lifetime.
G. N. nnelt.
WOTICJE I
I will sell at pulilic sale at my shop io
Dover; on Saturday, Aug. 30, 1902, one "
nuKffy. t'18 property of Louis Miller, for
repairs on same. L. II. OUTLAW,
Dover, Craven County, N. C.
Watch
Repairing
is our business, and we give
I careful, painstaking attention to
S it We give special attentioa to
T repairing tine watches, the kind
that need extra careful adjustment T
We try to have our work give X
satisfaction such as will win the
confidence of all who leave their
watch repairing with us.
We wan't you to feel that
when you leave your watch with
lit for repair, the work will be
done to the best of our ability and
in a competent manner.
J. O. Baxter, Jr. t
FRESH
VACCINE
VIRUS
JlJHT RlClIVITJ,
'; , Mlnewl Waters t DvU. -
Davis' PrescHptlnn Pharmacy has Us
sgsney bars for Wilkinson's Mstcblsss
Mineral Water. It Is a flat loala. sad
endorsed prescribed by reddest
phytlclsns. Betides tbls Water, there Is
also osj ttls ft Davis Pharmacy, Buffalo
Uthla, Oarabana, Uasgadl Jan os, Ked .
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