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IIW BIJLI, I. C, FEIDAY MOBIIIfl, SEPTEMBER 12, 1902.
TWKNTf-KlRST YKAR
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1 mm 1
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68 inch wide at
68 ' " "
29 "
1 New Percales
I Children's Red
I Received a
T Size 1 to 6 at
Size 6 to 8 at
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tKAlNi
Just
Received !
Our complete line of E. P. Reed and "Try
Me" Shoes, also the tamous ''Julia Marlowe"
Shoe which is recommended for ladies who
are hard to fit.
We also have the prettiest line of 8hirt Waiat Goods for Fall ever
showu iu tho city, and invite you to drop in and look at them.
J. J. BAXTER,
IP YOU
THE BEST PRICES,
The BEST Stables, ,
The BEST Facilities UNLOADING
BRING YOUR TOBAGCO
TO THE
Farmers Warehouse rLn.
JDjZJXT-TZ' sales.
We promise our best efforts in behalf of
the Farmers.
J. II. HOWARD, Manager,
C. H. RICHMOND, Farmer Warehouse.
Auctioneer.
Cream of Roses
Is a harmless liquid preparation
for removing Bonbon, Freckles, Tan
and Improving the oomplexlon. When
applied It U Invisible and cannot be
washed off. The dark line around the
neck, caused by it earing tight fitting
collars, Is removed by Cream of Koses.
250. at BRADHAM'g PHARMACY.
Style, Wf&tttti';
mark nfl' the tamonta we offer. Mo
" qnestlou about Ittrial Motet oaotatev
mentaad we bee trial.- We Jut
waoweal-kawwledg (4 k cerrisi'V nna-
v iMea, we bare sue proper
eU eMatywarewrvUeu ;
VoIiIcm aod
1 Look aver onr
"...We po EabberTu ton jour old or
V tow whets -We ahrrnk joat loose Mras
, l ''iMhlm vrlthont i euttlof bem.
, , Kvwrjraody la invited to tee tti Work of
aiaefaUieMiWng newbolti In sme
Of' ZL. X7e.ttm Ci Ea,
., Phone 188. l" .--'
78 droei Kw jr. u
SKIRT GOODS
$1.60
1.26
.60
at 10c & 12k
Shoes Just
New Line,
60c.
76c.
WANT
If yoa are in need of any'
Printed
Bill Heads, ;
Letter Heads,
Statemcirts, !
innTans
srisliibclsig'.ifi i
or My oihetkhtds ot prbUlog J . wonid
glad if jo wtmjd giva cna j 1
have .eoap)ete atook of the abort d
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TELEGRATEIC 6REVTTIES. '
10 B Union has teen nomlniled for
governor ot Colorado by the Demo
crats. The steam fitter are on strike In
Dotrle'i Zlon City, IU.
California celebrated Taetday the fifty
second anniversary of Its admission Into
the union.
Sztenilve forest fires are sweeping the
sections around Oregon City Ore., and
Laramie Wyo.
President Roosevelt hat stopped the
proposed cowboy race from Deadwodd
8. D., to Omaha, Neb.
Gold amounting to $360,000 Is on the
way to New York and Ban Francisco,
Cel., from Australia.
For assault on Basle Costenbader,
white, John Lomax, colored was hanged
yesterday at Montrose Ts.
Congregational ministers of Chicago
111., are considering means of ending the
anthracite coal strike
The Klondike steamer Cottage City
was wrecked Sunday In Wrangle Nar
rows, but all the passengers were sav
ed
The auxllary orulser Panther has been
ordered to League Island for repairs.
There was a net Increase of 0 per
cent In receipts at the SO largest post
offices In August.
Naval Constructor Daniel H Cox hat
resigned, being the second of the corps
to give up since December 1.
Oen Summer has begun a campaign
against the warlike Moras In the Phllli-
pine Islands. There are 1100 troops In
the command.
A freight handler on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamboat line discovered a
package of dynamite lying among the
freight It contained four pounds of the
explosive and would have been sufficient
to blow any ocean liner to pieces.
MATSTHLE.
Bept- 11. The weather has again
changed to a little cooler. Glad to see
the change.
Tuesday was the rainiest day we have
had this year. It rained hard nearly the
entire day.
Trade at this place Is quite on the
"boom." All the stores seem to be doing
good ba tineas, "King cotton" Is the
canse of It alL
Building and general Improvement Is
still the order of the day with us. Visi
tors are Impressed with the newness of
everything In our town, and are often
heard to remark that, "MaysvIUe most
have been all built at onoe."
Our first M. B. Quarterly meeting was
held here Sunday, and was the even t of
the dedication of the new church. The
weather was very warm, but notwith
standing, there was a large crowd of vis
ltorsbere from near and far. Rev. R.
B. John preached ns two able seamont
Sunday a. m. and at night
Our school started up Monday and Is
going right along. Miss Annie Koonoe
Is again In charge of It Our people are
well pleased with her and don't want
anybody else. She Is certainly a splen
did teacher and Is a favorite with every
body.
MltsDummte Koonoe Is a visitor a
Mrs. Foy't now. We are glad to have
her and hope she will get a mutlc school
here as she did last year.
Misses Btlene Humphrey, Emma
Weeks, bora Jonee and Messrs. Taylor,
Lycnrgus Hsmpbrey and Orlne Weeks
of Carteret county, ware weloosne visi
tors here last Saturday and Sunday.
The came to attend quarterly meeting-
Mlas Lrute Koonoe of IUchlands was
the guest of Mr. Herbert Ward last week
Sheleft for aosae Saturday a. an. We
hope she enjoyed her stay up here and
will
A party of our yoeng folkt and Visi
tors had pleasant time (driving Sunday
r.M,
Mr R 8 Weeks spent Sunday P Mat
roUockivIUa. ......
MrSBOoxt (next elerk of Joaas Co)
ef neaxPoUocktvQle vWted friends mad
rektfves here
Mr Major Babes of this place spent
Sunday ever at Oliver ' near VTreatoaJ
There mutt be Isoes special attraction
for kk oVorttere as he wee aH smOeS-i
eWiiejttfav..,v...,:, ..; r : ,'. . j
Mr and Mrs f $ v Ward fthls place
aaa the mlsfortuM of losing their ln
fant ahDd Beaday a M. It was a bright
utile girl of only , months old aad
aadbM lU for, aoeae time- Mr aad Mrs
Ward have ear deepest sympathy. f
; r 9 M kteCutohla la very alok; He
wea aoatpallsd to quit hit Idnllee a R B
ageni here leMrday. Xr Bam of WUav
rairtoa IsaiUe-eaUeaow. We hope Mr
KoOutohn win eoaa be eat again.
Cotton ft salltag h) the seed today for
CASTORIi
tears the .
r1 -
Urge Attendance At All The State
Colleges
Fall Plowing Begins. Northern In
vestors. Applicants Already
for State Engineer's Place
Baptists 'Pleased With
Bev. Tjree. Labor
Scarce.
Raliioh, Sept 11. State Auditor
Dixon left today for Fayetteville where
he will tomorrow make a campaign
speech. He is the first of the State of
ficers to speak during the present cam
paign. Many complaints of scarcity of farm
labor are coming In.
It Is expected that the September crop
report will show a still further falling
off In condition of the obtton and corn.
The fact that there are over 600 stu
dents already at the State University
arouses much enthutlam among the
alumni, The attendance at all the col
leges Is remarkably large. The Interest
In education Is extending all along the
line, from the common schools upward.
State superintendent Joyner expresses
the greatest satisfaction at all this.
The Bsptlsts here are greatly pleased
at the acceptance by Rev. D:. W. C.
Tyree of the pastorate of the First
church, made vacant by the death of
Rev. A. A. Marshall.
Already there are several applications
for the position of engineer to the State
board of education made vacant by the
death of Joseph H. McRee. No appoint
ment will be made for some dsys.
It Is now said by persons In a position
to know that the deal by which the elec
tric power plant at MUlburnle, six miles
from here, on the Neuse river, and the
Raleigh street railway and electric light
plant, will be consumated. A great deal
depends on this great deal. The New
Tork people who came to see the proper
ties say they are pleased at the ontlook
ior an inTstuncui.
The rainfall night before last here was
1.13 inches. It has enabled fall plowing
to begin.
Peace institute here has began its fall
term. Addresses to the students were
made by president Q. T. Winston of the
A. A M. College, ex-Judge T. B. Wo-
mack and Rev. O. F. Smith.
Wake Forest college began Its term to
day with more students then ever be
fore.
It has cost the Bute 9273 to get the
negro Monroe Rogers, charged with
arson, from Massachusetts to Durham
Mineral Waters at Davis.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy has the
agency here for Wilkinson's Matchless
Mineral Water. It Is a fine tonlo and
endorsed and prescribed by resident
physicians. Besides this Wster, there Is
also on sale at Davis' Pharmacy, Buffald
LIthIa, Garabana, Hungadl Janos, Reo
Raven Splits, etc.
COVE.
Sep.. 11. Miss Hattle Taylor returned
Tuesday from New Bern after a short
stay there.
Miss Bessie Richardson returned to
her home at Beaufort Wednesday after
spending seTeral days with friends
here.
Mr. L. F. Taylor paid your city a bust
nets call Monday.
Mr. Gordan Avery of New Bern Is at
his old home near here in a feeble state
of health, we trust that he will soon re
cover.
Mr. Lennle White ot Dover spent the
day with his father here Sunday.
Mr. Bam Wlndley of Trenton wis here
a short time Monday.
Mr. Walter Glover spent Bundsy with
Mr. A. J. Daugherty.
Mr. J. 8. Roberson went to Kinston
on business.
Mr. Sam White of the firm of White
Bros, went to New Bern Tuesday and
purchased a car load of groceries.
Mr. .Thomas Cox aad Miss Nannie
Woods were married last week.
, The little three -year oldjdaughter of
Mi . John Harris and wife, died Tuesday
by choking or strangling supposed to
be a water melon seed lodged In her
windpipe, the bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the eommunlty.
Mr. X. D. Avery spent Wednesday
night InNew Bern.
Hrao.
JASPER. .
Sept. 10 We bad ft vary aloe rain yes
terday wnlcn us peopl u general were
giaato ate, -,
dt Johnnie B Wetheringtoa left Mon
day for Wilson to attend college. 'We
miss urn vert much In oar vicinity. I .
Mr LW Moore made flying tripto
Kinston Friday, returning , toe same
davy? .v :;:','ik- i"'. ,1
MrtCUrky Wetheringtoa of Covel b
pending eorae time with relatives at this
piece. ' . ". j .)
Mr aad Mrs Bd Wetheringtoa went to
Hew Bern on business yesterday, for
which they bad a very rainy day. : .
We have a very prosperous Beaday
School at Stony Branch aad hope much
good will be accomplished. , vi L .
". PrescriDtJoni at Davta'. n' ' '
Davis' JPrescrlptioa (Pharmacy makes
ttpeolalty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention Is given them.
Only the boat drags are used. The
" r rMionaUe. Bend yours there
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ARAPAHOE.
September 10. The farmers of Arapa
hoe have begun to pick cotton, some on
up land have picked over one and real
ised a good prioe.
Mr. W R Reel has been giving from
$1.75 to t8,00 per 100. for good dry up
land cotton, he gives 8cts per pound. He
started up his gin last Monday. The out
look for our farmers ' is very promising
the corn crop is much above an aver
age.
Last week was a trying time with onr
young people. ;Prof. R. C. Holton closed
his school last Thursday at Arapahoe
and Miss Lona Holton who has been
teaching music school at Arapahoe also
closed Thursday. There were many sad
faces when the two teachers left our
community and the children realized the
fact that they must exchange from the
school to the cotton patch for a while.
We had a marriage at Arapahoe last
Wednesday evening. Mr Benjamin John
son and Miss Bva Paul were united In
holy bonds of matrimony, Mr Joseph
Reel was the officiating officer. They are
a prominent tcouple and we hope them
much joy over the voyage of life. They'
will settle near Arapahoe. j
We had a good revival meeting at
Arapahoe last week in the Christian
church, Rev James T Moore who has
been attending theB ble ISchool at Kim
ber Hn Heights visited our place the 5th
Sunday and by request preached through
the past week which resulted In adding
12 to the church 8 by confession and
baptism 2 from the Free Will Baptist,
1 reclaimed there was much Interest
manifested In the meeting. Mr. Moore
is one of our Pamlico county boys, rais
ed up chiefly by a widowed mother he
being very young when his father died
he Is now a yonng man of great talent
and bids fair to be a power for good
among his people he will start for Kim
berlln Heights next Monday. J B B
For Ro acnes and Water bugs.
It you are troubled with roaches and
water bugs, try our Roach Paste. We
guarantee It to give satisfaction and re
fund the money if It does not. Price 25c
Davis' Pharmacy.
MASONIC OPERA HOUSE
One Wight Only !
Monday Sep. 15,
The Bright, Musical Farce Comedy
in three acts entitled
The Lonely
Widow.
Interpreted by a Compcny of Twenty
Artists.
Sweet Singing, Clever Dancing,
' Catchy Music, Pretty Girls,
Secure your seals early. Usual prices.
Will Bo Presented
W. K Nankevtlles
Magnificent Production of the
Consistent Melodrama
HUMAN
HEARTS
An Idyllic Picture ot Homely Life in
the hills of ArfaKBsaa.
The play which has been indorsed
everywhere as one ot the most interest
ing ever written, one replete with both
pathetic and comedy situations.
A Splendid Company,
Magnificent Scenery,
Capitally Staged.
Our Great Barp Sale !
New floods for the earhr fall arrlvlns
every aay.
. We will give you a few SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY, Sept 15th,
a Inch BriUiantine, worth 75e yard,
redueedte 48c
'18 inch Cashmere, worth 50c redueed
to 88c
All Colored Worsteds, worth Kc yard
redueedte too, 1 ' '
Brack Sattaen. worth lOe and 181a. nt
aneeasesew . ?; . I
Turkey Bed Table Linen, worth 40c,
reoueeajonae. i.t .
, Vigilant Corseta, worth ..68a, redw
www. . . - .
. Calicoes worth K, reduced to tie,.
' Calicoes worth sc. reduced to 41c.
' White Bheetins? worth tot' reduced
4e yard. .v . ,
AnklndsofCetlMlaldAirprth 5c
ana eo, reduced to o. .
. Men's is Suit reduOd to ftM
n i so bdih weeen o f4.no
Men's 10 Beit redueed to teMA s
i fieo't f ijo rants reauoea to see . . i
Oar line of Pant range from 69c to
t.98 : - ' r i. !
Boys 91.18 8a 1st tedaoed to Me' I "?
Dor's 81 s Burks redueed to SI 78 1
Va h.va&II kimta nt Rs'. HnU (mm
Wednesday Sept.l 7
, :i - Tours truly,;'., , , ... ; i ..
COPLONi
75 n';!c 'St.?"
Kcxt toC.:!.;a VXw, Col"''' '
Spiced
Pigrs Feet
Jost Received.
Fresh Cream Cheese.
Balogna Sausage.
Small Pig Hams, English Cured Shoulders, Breakfast
Strip3.
Fresh lot Fancy Elgin and Clover Hill Print Butter.
Heinz's Pickles both sour and sweet.
Veal Loaf, Ham Loaf, Potted Ham and Tongue, Chip Beef.
Fresh lot Cottoleno.
Force, Cream of Wheat and Na Bob Pan Cake Flour,
Fresh Oat Flakes and Grits.
Fresh Prunes. Full stock
J.L
'Phone 91.
Farmers
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
md Bring your Tobacco
tothe Planters 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.
3lp N. Front St, Wilmington, N. C
THRV PLACE
CEMETERY WORK
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
In Foreign and Domestic Granite and Marble. Lettering and Finish
tho Best. Send for latest designs. All work delivered.
Branch Yard at Goldsboro, N. C.
next araaiOH '
TY CI
COLLEGE
w aaviwiiiaa Timiini
MEDICIME DElTISTIT PHAtMAOf
Ucttira Hall for TLMoryT
LAMratort i
HMpttalf Practk.
On huadraxl par CatalofM Pr.
A Fine Line of
(MADS IN BXBEBHIRE)
Pound and
Box Paper.
Whitehurst's
49 PUok St.
Str. Blanche.
On and alter Tues
daySep. 16, 1002, Str.
Blanche , will tail, for
Vandemere, Stonewall
and Bayboro, Tuesday
and irndaxat 7 : a.- nt.
returning Wednesday
and Saturday; ;VS-; r
tloods,; received for
above points dally.
j. B. Arendeli, AgtJ
BHADHAM'B LAXATIVE CHILL
and iTEVEIt TONIC la a aura ear. for
Malaria la ail its forma, n Is t general
tonlo and can be given to children fc
improve end enrich the blood aad ttfn
late the dkMWn Hast.' Prloa Bon. Kn
care no pj. BBADHAM'S PUAR-
UN VERS
Received
an si ie is
of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
Wholesale
aft; Retail
Groeer,
71 Broad HU
TO BUY TOUR
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 Pnrest and Best
ot Beers by the United Btates Health
Bulletin, which Is the highest American
authority. It is not a cheap beer that
will bum ones stomach and produce a
strain on the system.
A fulf 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.
Ve are Now
Ready
to do all repair work to your stores, for
winter use.
We entry a aloe line of Cook and Rt.
tag Stoves thae will be sold cheap. Stove
pipe, Booflar, Outterina- and work nf
all shape and rises made to order.
vote forget us on Plumbing.
' FhouetM.
Foy & , Wood Co;,
Draiiej'M Old RUnd,
South JFfnt UU
NOTICE I
1 bav last opened Up Nloe line
of Ladles and Misses Hat. Prioet
; ; J. W. BHiPAED, .
.-' . PoUokiTille.N.O.:'- ' .