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iTTTT? i; 'i1, r VOL, 1XJTO. 124 , , " IIW IIU, H. C, WEDNESDAY M0RSII6, AUGUST 27, 1902. 'I VVkM Y HUM ti 4iv i, .... 4, : - .-'rtii Has What I JUST RECEIVED I New. Beading iv Ma gwew val Lace i Insertion to $ New All Over Black and t New Chateline (OS A t K wc ana ar&atns Dim Millinery. . J. J. BAXTER I ma moved his Millinery Stock from Pollock Street to his store on Middle Street tod is Clos ing out the same at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Special Inducements to Milliners. IF YOU THE BEST PRICES, The BEST Stables, The BEST Facilities BRING YOUR TOBACCO TO THE Farmers Warehouse We promise our best efforts in behalf ot the Farmers. J. II. HOWARD, Manager, C. H. RICHMOND, Farmer Warehouse. Auctioneer. Cream of Roses la a hirnil)' liquid preparation for removing Himhurn, Freckle. Tin and Improving ih: complexion. Who m rile I It I. InvlMh'e and con not he Wkebed off. Tho dark Hun around the neck, pjiuaori by wearing tight fitting collar. In removed by Cream k Roses. 2.5c. at llltADIIAM'S I'HARMACY. cover r a multitude of commeiwtal kin; but you will find oar repels ead-te-furbishing of carriage, .wtgona, rone. douoi u sow m Tenww arr nor than akin dept V We make food aa new" wherever poaslble always make tilings mum anan we una then, t , , ;',We put Rubber Tbe ononr old or new wheels. . We shrink your loot tlraa hi a machine without catting them. , Kveryooay 11 invitea to see too work of . the) nuumin patting now bolt In win ; era prtoe. 1 : j ( ., v p O. H. Waters fi Eon, Hione 188, ,78 Broad ft, Tkw Eisir, S. 0 , rJ'' an. rr 'T ' U 'TVii' Kymim , - Yon Want. and Insertion, mm m . m k 1 art- tdging andx match, Silk Lace inf Cream, Bags at 30c, JAM.' i.uu. WAJTT roB UNLOADING own. ORANGES, Peaches, Pears, Bananas, Ap ples. Fresh lot Choc olate Candy Just Re ceived AT THE Broad Street Frail Store. Vboaett, rr mg and V We have in itoolt and ' to . write 800 Roll Cotton Bagging,' 8,600 bundle Cotton Tie, , ,: y. y J ;' ' 8endns jfonrorden. Prioet art ; JT. IS. lignham A Co. The Davis Inkstands AM ROW TBI BEST OS TOT UlUT. th "j iTt r,,iaae8(anav' Utess'MX X Kllnl-I Davit Htaod Uaold Kvapo-I ratiua ' and atarery able prioa J Waste, .! Talla J C Bang GRAND JUtrS REMRT Made t Aartt Term, Ssperlor Cwrtof t CrtTca Cooatr. . The following to th report ot the Grand Jary aide at the Anguit term of the Superior Court of Omen county, to Hla Honor, Judge George H. Brown. Superior Court lodge Geo. fl Brown o.ugun terffl,iw ) preemmg, We your Grand Jury beg leave to re port that we hare received $7 blUi of In dictment and aeted npon the tame, find ing i5 true bUls aadU not true. We hare alio made 10 preeentment for ta- rloni oflenoe agabut the law. We hare examined the County Home for the care of Indigent poor and find the tame cleanly and well kept with tufflcient and wholenome food provided. We alo commend the kindly attention of the keeper of the Home toward theae poor unfortunate. One Improvement we suggest for the notion of the County Commissioners is the purchase of SB mall tingle iron bedstead for use in the Home to replace the present form of bedstead which we consider not of the best sanitary nature. We have examined the County Jail and find the tame well and cleanly kept, the prisoner well fed and no complaint a to food, or treatment. We alto And the Jail much crowded and the addition of or completion of the Iron oellsa originally planed by the Commissioners much needed these additional cell are much needed In the present crowded condition of the jail for the separation of the texct and their proper care and we urge upon the Connty Commission ers the erection of these additional cells. We also And one poor crazy negro who hat been in prison for several year who we recommend should be placed In the asylum for better care. We alto have examined the Count Court House and find the tame in good condition and properly cared for. We And the Register of Deed's office and papers neatly and well kept and the County Record in good shape. The tame report we alio make in regard to Superior Court clerk' office, alio the Sheriff's office. We find upon examination of the re port of Supervisor of Roads that the Supervisors for Township No. 1, Town ship Mo. 5, Township No. 8, and Town- hip No. 9 have made no report of the condition of tbelr roads In their respec tive township, and from Information which we believe, the condition of the Road In No. 8 Is In bad condition, and we ask the Immediate attention of. the Road Trustees to the condition of the Road from the Fork of the Neuse Road to Bachelor' Creek. This matter should have proper attention at onoe as the roads In many sect loot are In bad condition. We find npon examination of the Mag Istrates report an undue proportion of cases which appear to be made only for the costs to be gotten out of them. Out of a total of 75 cases reported we find by the report tlx (8) ca were bound over for appearance at next term of court. 1 1 case In which fine were laid amount to $38.53, the remainder 68 ne, oat of which the county get not one penny. We also find out of a total of $39,58 fine laid by the Xaglstnte $0.50 re main In the band of the Magistrates not having been paid Into the County Treas urer. We find In regard to the listing of taxes the moat unsatisfactory condition of affairs especially to la Township No. 8, out of a total of 2878 parsons liable for Uxe for year 1001. We Had 498 on the delinquent list, thoee who failed to list as the law require making about one In every six a delinquent This same condition of affair v are happy to aay does aot apply to the re mainder of the Township of the coun ty. ' We hope for a vigorous application Of tne law to bring about a Bettor condition in the 8th Township. ' Respectfally Submitted, K. Gnaocx, Foreman, ; . Grand Jury. FOOD SATED HER. That Is the Tree Care fur Most Every Thing. A food that will help the babies and the grown folk too to worth knowing of and keeping la the family. A mother in Woonjoeket, R. I., sayt, "I have beta a user of Grape-Wot Food for quite a long lime but never thought of giving tt to baby, until we had a dread fnl time with her. . V, : We tried three kladi of baby food and eoadeaesd milk bat nothing' teemed to agree with her, and at tevea months she weighed not quit 10 pound. W were puttied to know what to do when on day Hatband tatd, 'Do yon ever try Grape-SouP 1 thoaght the would throw p Oat food Ilk sh did the other but to our great Joy the softened food agreed with her perfectly . She ha been using Jt for about ova moathaeow-aedV at a year old, ah weigh 19, lbs, ha eight teeth and her flesh and little body It at Ira and round t cat be. Bb walk from chair to heir.;r:''U'.r S? ' Meeting the , doctor the other day I tald, 'What do . yon think of her eoT He tald, She don't took like the tame baby. What do yoa feed aerT I tald, 'Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food.' The proof of It valet It perfectly clear. She It t wonder everyone says that saw her same months eg o. I cannot praise Grape-Nuts enough. 1'lcase do ant pul.llah'my name." Nsme given Ij ToitMsn Co., BU!e Cr k l!ch. Celebrated Wilcox Case Argued Be fore Supreme Court. State Charter. Strange Behavior. Oxford Orphan Asylum Improve ment. Colored Firemen Tournament. Bev. W. C. Tyree Called. Lice In Cotton. Raluoh, Aug. 86 The case of "Jim" Wilcox of Elizabeth City, convicted of murdering Nellie Cropsey, was argued in the Supreme Court today, E. F. Aydlett and W. M. Bond appearing for the defence, Attorney General Gilmer representing the State. A charter was granted today to the Harrls-Ree Tanning Company of Sylva Jackson county, capital paid up $125,000 with leave to increase to $300,000. O. J Harris and Hans B. Bees are the stock holders. Among today's visitors here was Ben jamin Wyche, a native of this State, now librarian of Texas. A white man today spent many hours In the Capital Square. For a long time he kept his eye fixed on an oak tree, then he got on his knees andjprayod. He repeated this programme. Officials and police questioned him but got no answers they could understand. Commissioner of agriculture Patter son is at Nashville, Term, attending the annual convention of commissioners of agriculture of the cattle growing States, of which he Is president. State chemist B. W. Kllgore, the secretary of the body Is also there. Mr. Patterson will be here Tuesday at the opening of the fall term of the State Agricultural and Me chanical College. Two new buildings are under way at the Oxford Orphan Asylum, one a print ing office and shoe shop, the other a laundry. A pump Is being put In to take water from the new 256 foot artlstan well and will give 75 gallons a minute for all purposes, including fire protection. Hydrants are being put In for use in case of fire. The State board of Inspectors of public Instructions of which W. P. Wood of Asheboro In the chairman Is Inspecting the Soldiers' Home and hos pital for the Insane here, as well as the books and vouchers of the same. - It Is said the 5th district republicans will endorse B. Frank Mobane for Con gress, Todsy the secretary of State Bent the election law to the chairman of each of the county boards of election. The thirteenth annual convention and tournament of the State colored fire men's association began here today. J. 8. Plummer Is the president, J G Latta, F F Chambers, vice-presidents, J H Ed well, treasurer, C 8 L A Taylor and Peter Collins, secretaries, Sylvester Dib ble, marshal. The convention was called to order by president Plummer; Rev W M Walters of Rocky Mount of fered prayer. Mr C F Lumsden of the Capitol bose company made the address of welcome, to which L R Randolph, re plied. Tomorrow the tournament be gins and there will be a street parade. About twelve comptnle sre here. The congregation of the First Baptist church here calls Rev W C Tyree of Durham to be it pastor, to succeed the late Rev. Dr. A. A. Marshall, who died 10 day ago. Rev. Mr. Tyree will ac cept. This I one of the leading Baptist churches in the State. Farmers report that lice have mad e their appearance In some cotton fields In this section and are doing damage. CASTOR I A For Infant tad Children. Thi M Yon Han A.Iw3ji Bought Bear the Btgnatenraof Resolutions Adopted by the Repub lican County Convention Held at Stanly HalL Whereas, The conduct of Robert Han cock at the opening of the Republican Convention called to meet at the Opera Hones In the City of New Bern, N. O., on Thursday August 81st, 1003, was un gentlemanly, rude, tyranlcal and tend' log to east odium and shame upon the Republican party of Craven county, and, Whereat, The tald Robert Hancock wrongfully and fraudulently attained and exercised the position of Chairman of the Republican Executive Committee of Craven county did pack, fraudulently and against the wishes, content and pro test of th regular delegatee.th oommlt- tee of credential by placing thereof per sons who were not dslegatee a well a thoee who vol were contested. There fore be It, -. --.j Resolved, Tbat the Convention con demn in the severest manner the actions and conduct ot th said Robert Hancock, and call npon all good Republican and pertoa friendly to peace, order end good government to frown aritn toorn npon hit conduct. ;- ', :: 'V-v Resolved farther, That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the State Convention to be held In the City of Greensboro, N. C, on Thursday, August 28tb,1908. .:.., :v -i Resolved, That we hall with pride and heartily endorse th wise policy in deal ing with the domestic and foreign affairs of the Country by President ' Uooee- velt. .'--'.'('; Resolved, Tlmt we n florae the patrt- o"c a"'. rr f - -r J. C. rr'tdiorcl. Tne Wilcox Case. Special to Journal. Ralxxgh, August 26. In the Wilcox trial, here today, his lawyers took the bold ground In the case that there Is no evidence showing that Ella Cropsey was murdered; and If she was murdered, no evidence to show that Wilcox killed her. Harried the Girl. Special to Journal. Raleigh, August 26. Paul McDonald the white man who seduced the girl In Harnett County and fled, but was cap tured at Charleston, 8. C, married tho girl today In presence of her captor, who came here and got the Governor's reward of $300. The Governor had declared McDonald must marry the girl or go to the peni tentiary. For Safe Keeping. Bpecial to Journal. Raleiob, August 26. The two Coles, father and son, and Ferguson, all negroes charged with the murder In the train near Henderson, were brought here this afternoon and placed Inthe pen Itentiary for aafe keeping. To The Democratic Voters of raven County. The many friends of Sheriff J. W. Blddle desire to present his claims to the voters of Craven county for renomlna- tlon and reeloctlon. The county has never had a better officer; he Is courte ous, accommodating, faithful and In every way thoroughly competent. When a vacancy occurred In the office of Sheriff, on account of the resignation of ex-Sheriff Einsey, the Board of Com missioners endeavored to ascertain two things: first, who was the most compet ent man lu the county for the office, and second, who would be most acceptable to all the voters of the county. They finally selected Bheriff Blddle as the; were satisfied that he filled these two qualifications better than any othor man In the county. He has only been In of fice a part of one term, and It would not seem right to refuse to endorse his ad ministration the first time he comes bo fore the people. The people are fair and just and would not Intentionally dis honor any man without cause. It has been claimed that all of the candidates are from the town of Now Bern except one. This Is not strictly correct; three of the County Commissioners are from the country, and two years sgo No. 1 Township had a most excellent candi date for Register of Deeds who would have been elected If his own township had supported htm properly. Sheriff Blddle was born and raised at Fort Barn well and lived there until the war came on, when he entered the service of the Confederate Btatee and was a most gal lant and faithful soldier. The people can not do too much for the men who suf fered and fought for the South during the war. Of all the candidates upon the ticket Mr. Blddle is the only representa tive of the soldier vote. It is true a man ought not to be selected to fill an office because he was a brave soldier, but when he Is In every way competent, the peo ple ought not to forget such services as the. While Mr. Blddle live In New Bern, he was born and raised In the country and still owns the, lands where hla father lived before him. We do not wish to disparage any other candidate, a all the candidates for office In thla County are good and true men, whose; past services to the Democratic party merit recognition and entitle them to aspire to any office in the County; But we do say that we do not wish to cast any reflection upon Sheriff Blddle by refuting to elect him when he has only served a part of one term. We have never, heard of an In stance where a good man capable and competent, who had been ' appointed to the offioa of Snerlff has not received the nomination at the hands of his party at the succeeding Convention. In submitting the claims of Bheriff Blddle to the people of Craven county we are only actuated by a desire to see Justice done to a good officer, and we have every oonfldenoe that the people of Craven county will treat Sheriff Blddle fairly, and will accord him a nomination at the coming Primaries. Majit Vorxns o Onavin County. Commissioner's Sale for Division, NORTH CAROLINA,) :-' In the Craven County, f Superior Court . Before W. H. Watson, Clerk. Alex P. Davie, Laura Jackson, . , and bar husband Fred . Jackson. ' v: -:-V- VS." ' Lucy HendertM, and Chariot , Henderson her husbaid and . EUaE. Lewis. ... ' ; By virtu of an order and' decree In tbe above entitled speolal proceeding, before the Clerk of the Superior Court signed at Oommlaslontr will offer for tale and sell at public vendue to -the hlghert Udder or enk, at the' court hoatedoorln tbe eity of New Bern, Craven County, N. C on Monday, the 8th day of Ool-1002, at II o'clock, . m., the following aetonoea real property, to-witi A part of lot No. 46, on west tidt oi Muaay or item street, voxw reel, conveyed by F. O. Roberts, O. M. tH to Allen G. Eabtok, and conveyed by Lu clnda Stanly and L W. Eubank, execu trix end executor Of tald A. G. Eubank to Lueiwtla Guloa. ;. .i , .ijt This tiia day of Arnr. H i RAPUAtb O iiArtA,1 11 Commh sioner, ' gtfiViYirWi 1 For hi Pint Fox ltiver Print and Fancy Elgin Butter only 30c lb. New Bbl. FultonJMarket Cornedjieef. Small Pig Hams and Breakfast Strips, Englinh Cured Shoulders and California Hams. Codfish, Irish Potatoes and Onions, Grape Nuts. Mason's Fruit Jars and Jar liubbf i s. Potted and Canned Meat. Heinz's Pickles. Fancy Fresh Elgin Butter 80c lb. J.L 'Phone 91. UcDmL Farmers LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST and Bring your Tobacco tothePlanters Warehouse NEW BERN, N. C. which is always the place TO GET THE MOST MONEY FOR IT. Best accommodations guaranteed. E. J. HESTER, Proprietor. TUCKER BROS. 310 N. Front St., Wilmington, N. C. THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR CEMETERY WORK AT BOTTOM PRICES. In Foreign and Domestic Granite and Marble. Jittering and Finish the Best. Send for latest designs. All work delivered. Branch Yard at Uoldsboro, N. Oy New Bern Is Very Lucky to have an agent for the sale of the Prospect Brewing Company's BEER which is said to be the Purest and Best of. Beers by the United States Health Bulletin, which is the highest American authority.. It is net a cheap beer that will burn ones stomach and produce a strain on the system. A full srock of the above beer in bulk and export can be had at 18 Middle St J. F. Taylor, Agt. for the Prospect Brewing Co, We are Now Ready to do all repair work to yonr ttwvet tor winter Use. ' i We carry a nice line of Cook ami Heat ing Stores that Will be told oheep. Stove Din. Rooftrur. Gutterin' and -werk of all shape and tiees mad to order; t ' ; 0 syoa tioigvta m i-uianpmg. ,a : Phone 180. , s j nht:,rk.- BraneV's Old Stand, uouui m runt Celery Headache Fwucrs.i There la not any better remedy for neadeoh that these powder. "; Tby never fall to relieve. Had and told only at Davis1 PretorlptloiiPhannacy. ' Salmon I; Per Cu Wholesale ft Betall Grocer, , 71 llrsiael HU TIV0L1 UOFBKAI. (Jur Special Brand of Export Beer, j For rare purity and excellence of prep aratlon, this bcor Is the peer of any, do mestic or Imported. Brewed from the finest grade of Bavarian Hops and Ca nadian Barley Malt, aa a beverage, It Is highly esteemed by connoisseurs for Its eiqulalte hop flavor, and as the best of tonic It use is recommended by phy sicians to all sufferers from nervous and weakening ailment. The remarkable hop strength of this beer la of great medicinal value in it sedative effects upon nervous and excitable tempera ment. The content of one bottle will frequently produce the moat refreshing sleep, even In severe cases of Insomnia Being thoroughly fermented, and whan bottled, scientifically "pasteurised," this beer Is particularly adapted for ship ment to tropical countries, where, under tho moat severe clitnatlo condition. It will keep almost Indefinitely, retaining to the last Its clear and sparkling ap pearance. Pale amber in color. Bold only In bottles. HEvery bottle sealed with tbe Crown Cork Stepper. CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION. Laboratory of State Assayer A Chemist, Richmond, Virginia. The following result were obtained in my eaacauutUm ot the Tlvoll Hofbrau Batr, maauf actared b th Bobertfort act Brewtng Oon of AJftrandH,' Vm t HrMtfia trarttv. LQl&a.. la. 100 Mil Kloofae. aJl C 4om i4oj Jltit at tract, ISOi Atn, OJi (ornrinai won.i.oo). aJaetaeted ft rtpated adaltetatlteJ of wa ui.k llsivlta aniiL ntariO acid. borax, bicarbonate of soda, alum, chalk, M,,aDioaviuniii. , fl flnd that It pare and, in aure- MMt, k.1 uMiliai nvalltv. It m aatax- eeptloaabla a a beverage, aad I oaa taacuoa II aa lO swnmsai purpvaw. u . WM.H.TATLOR.M.D, ' - ' ' Mau Caeaalei, For Jtoacnei tad .Water Suet. . water tmgf,V7 W Koack Petv W guarantee It to give aaUsfactlon aad f fund tbe money If It doe aoi. 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