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I "f. i .! T- A TS't !" '."7:-.' K L . J - !'-'': ' 1 t - g . J. twaST , ' T . a tM .. , I f - I a ... . .1 . J. ' A . A a ' 'Hal' a. J . IIW BUI, I. C.j TUISDAY UOESIHfl, SEPTIMBIB 16, 1902. TWINTlf-FIRST YIAR ' - -- - ? . , ( , ,' n v ,i " -" I HAS JUST RECEIVED f RAINY DAY 58 inch wide at 58 " 41 29 ;i;New Percales Children's Red Received a Size 1 to 6 at Size 6 to 8 at Just Received ! Our complete line of E. P. Reed and "Try Me" Shoes, also the famous "Julia Marlowe" Shoe which is recommended lor ladies who are'hard" to fit. We also ha vi! the prettiest lino of Shirt Waist Goods for Fall ever shown in tho city, and invite you to drop in an! look at them. J. J. BAXTER. CfCBIYl Of ROSCS u yn in need of any ' I a harmless Mould nreDaratlon for removing Sunburn, Freckles, Tan and Improving the complexion. When applied It Is Invisible and cannot be washed off. The dark Una around the neck, caused by wearing tight fitting collars, Is removed by Cream of Botes. 25c. at BRADHAM'S PHARMACY. Style, Durability and Finish mark all the turnout we offer. No question about It trial proves oar state ment and we beg a trial. We nave a practical knowledge of the carriage bus iness, we have the proper vehicles and all are at your service. Look over oar stock. We put Rubber Tim on your old or new wheels. We shrink your loose tires in a machine without cuttinff them. Everybody Is invited to see the work of tne machine putting new bolta In sa old places. G. II. Waters aft Son, Phone 188. 7" nroad ft, Haw Bib n, V. 0 Str. Blanche. On and alter Tues day, Sep. 16, 1902, Str. Blanche will sail' for Vandemere, Stonewall and Bayboro,' Tuesday and Friday at .7., a. m., returning Wednesday and Saturday. , Goods received . for above points daily. , v j;BArendell,Agt tA Jf -U W '.'.rf i BHADHAMfl LA.IATIY1 CHILL ' and FXTBB TOITIO, 1 a sora cart for Malaria la all Ju forma; ' U Is a geaaral ' :, tool sad caa be glvsa to ehlldrs to hnprore and enrich the blood andregii '' lata Ut ClgestlM tract. Frlot 80s. . Ko ' enra bo pay. BBADQAU'i PUAR- MaV0T..7t'.v.., SKIRT GOODS $1.50 1.25 .60 at 10c & I2ic Shoes Just New Line, 60c. 75c. r taps Metal Bodied Dating Stamps, Air Cushion Band Daters, Sign Marker, Numbering Machines, Dating Ma chines, Seal Presses, Check Pro tectors, etc, I would b PlMae to got Your Ordor, - OWEJT G. DUJTJT, 72 CBATEN IT. Cotton Bagging and Ties. We have in stock and to arriTe MOO Rolls Cotton Bagging, MOO bandies Cotton Ties. ' Send ijayonr orders. Prices are the lowest ' . J. E. Tatham A Co. MURPHY & CO., Commission Brokers; to, Grail &;Pt,tu::"J Dittos wire to New Tork; and , InstaatanaoDj yeporjto woetrecl f every more on exchange, .?;' . . ; B. F. PATB, Manager,' 17 Craren Street. - 4- f HOI J ' r. i 1 T 11 Me I TELEGRAPHIC KREVTTffiS. v " ' s ' ' " kxtaaain loss of timber and soma lira b reported, canted by forest flrat la Oregon and Washington., Tha Hawaiian , rokano KJlanen la in aotlra araptioa and the lababltanU ara alarmed. Bottle prices In Indiana factories will be raised 10 per cant. W. J. Bryan spoke at Toledo, O., Bat- urday night, la Mayor Tom Johnson's dreui tent Confessing murder, Jesse Johnson, colored, was hanged Saturday at New London, Mo. .Burglars took 960 in money and stamps from the post office at Irondale, O., Thursday night. Steamers coming into Seattle, Wash., report severe earthquakes along the coast in Alaska August 17. Killing frosts were reported Thursday night at many places in the Northwest and in Nebraska. Secretary of War Root will speak at the Illinois State League ofRepubli-I can Clubs' meeting, in Peoria, Septem ber 24. i After six minutes' deliberation a jury at Marshall, Mich., Saturday acquitted Mrs. Eva Smith of murdering her hus band during a scuffle which he start ed. Striking dock laborers and their sym pathisers who caused a riot la Trieste, ware subdued by the military Satur day. The price of soft coal In Chicago has risen to $9 a ton, as compared with 93.75 on September 1. Anthracite Is practi cally unobtainable, and Is quoted as high as $80 a ton. Export of specie from New York last week amounted to 9613,939 stiver and 90000 gold. President Booseveh has been aaked to visit the horse show at NashvlUe, Tenn., between October 7 and 17. General Alexander Seward Webb in. tends to retire from the presidency of the College of the City of New York. Relatives of Mrs. Charles Fair receiv ed $115,000 In settlement of their claims Instead of the millions reported. The street car strike in Ottnmwa, Iowa Is threatening the town's lighting as the traction company furnished the electric power. 'General Miles and party passed through St. PanL Minn. Saturday hurry lag Wast, enroute to the Philippines. The flag of the United States of Oolom bla was hoisted Saturday at San Francis oo, Caln over the steamer Jessie Banning which will be renamed the Bogota. 50 Die la The Flames. Kalaka, Wash., Sept. 14. News reached here last night that the foreat flrat on Lewis river have wrought sad havoc D. L, Wallace, his wife and two children were burned to death. They were camping In the woods when naught by the Are. Their wagon was found burned up, the charred bodies lying near. A 11-year-old son of Mr. Henley alto Is dead. Mrs. John Polly, her baby and a brother, name nnknown, and Mr. Kewhouse and Mrs. Graves are dead, rjfUra others were found without cloth lag excepting guhnysacks. Logging camps are buraed out com pletely. The Ore hat spread from Lewis river north to the Kalama river and M sections of the finest timber otv the coast have been destrayed. It la Impossible te give an estimate of the amount of the damage done to property. Oak Point, SO stllee below "here, on the Columbia river, has been destroyed. There are no reports; ef Bte)etbi lees to property is estimated at about 1300,000. : Nere triad te kill himaelt but was afraid to do to. H Anally gave him keif a alight wound la the throat, one M bis friends pus bed the sword farther to, and fatal wound resulted. -, K awi W.-".'v' The 1teart wood" of a .tree Jut eaated to take any part .la the vegera live economy of the tree. Its only use Is te strengthen the trunk.1. i vf ; Forma items' J ! tsptfber ltThe heavy ratal last week greatly Interfered with the ploklng of eottoa la this aeotloa. . ' 'MaamJsaaes C Graham and James Bogers of Newport pasted through here oa their Way to Beaufort last week oa a t The Methodist revival ooadoctedby lW Giles wet Mrtly attended. Rev 11 M North of Morehead City preached sev eral very able sermons.. ,,,, . , ' , There are quite a number of Improve umU going oa here now, In the way of aew buildings.-. ' " : Koaira J U Davis Dennard Glbble and 3 W Onlhrle of T!ow punned here po rt to 1 ?,nr :rt o?.-e d..y U4 week. Tlif-y ' -"r " ! t' i i ..-t (. j. Governor Aycock Explains Re garding Pardons. Low Temperatures. Denouncing In dependent Democrats Not Effec tive. Congressmen Fall to List Salaries. Public Schools Open. Oil Portrait Balxioh, Sept. 15. The unusually cool weather Is having the effect of in creasing the rust In the cotton. The temperature this morning was 48 de grees. The corporation commission as the tax commission Is sure It will get the In come tax on the salaries of Congress men and State Judges. It appears that Congressmen have never listed their salaries for taxation. Only the wood work of the creosote plant at Fuquay Spring was burned by the Are last week, the loss being some $3,000. The plant cost 97,500. Repairs are now In progress. Dr. Bllflnger Is the chief owner of the plant. The Supreme Court will devote this week to the hearing of arguments In ap peals from the 4th district. An oil portrait of Past Grand Master Beverly 8. Royster of the Grand Lodge of Masons was- today received to be placed In the hall of the Grand Lodge where there are portraits of all the other grand masters. Governor Aycock, speaking this morn lng about pardons said that the rule in force required that there should be pub lished for two weeks In a newspaper In the county notice of application for a pardon, and that of course wheat no no tice of opposition was given he took It for granted that there was no objection. He added that If any persons wanted a hearing In opposition to the granting of a pardon they might at least write to him to that effect. The matter came up on account of criticism on the pardon of a man named Rouse, convicted of strik ing a child with a stick. The mother of the child and the child herself wrote let ter to the Governor asking for a pardon and declaring that the blow was acci dental. . The Khaki uniforms for the State Guard are now being shipped by the United States war department. Among today's arrivals were W. S, Chadwiok, Beaufort; W. C. Yea, Wil mington; J. E. Whitehead, Wilson. Your correspondent was misinformed regarding the site for the government building at Durham. The town fur nishes the site, but not as a gift. The government pays $20,000 for it. Past grand masters Charles M. Bus bee and Charles F. Lnmsden of the Odd Fel lows have gone to Des Moines, to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge. The public schools here will re-open next Friday. There are now 8 of these schools In Raleigh; four for each race. One colored school was 'lately acquired by the school board. It Is the comment of some very obser vant Democrats here that the policy of abusing and In fact denouncing Inde pendent Democrats will prove very harmful sod will utterly alienate the lat- ter. Wheat In Fable and l:isinr. Possibly wheat va;i tU- roni fio plcn ty In Egypt when fumlne drove t hither Joseph's uniinturnl brethren. Wheat Went with other precious thlnpn into the mummy cane mid sealed Jars stored In royal tombs. Today acres by the thousand laugh Id bearded grain said to have sprung from sparse ker nels plundered by a ruthless explorer from a royal mummy's hand. Doea It whisper now this new-old Egyptian wheat to Its constant friend the sun, of Rameees and Pharoah of Apia, the sacred bull of Isls, Egypt's Ceres of Osiris the great sphinx and Memnon's bead, singing to hall the sun rise? If It would but speak aloud to mortals could comprehend, bow our wisdom might be broadened! What a recasting of history must be wrought, and hoWwe boasting moderns might hide diminished heads! Everybody'e Mngatlne. D0BDS. September 15. Miss Daisy Brewer of Beaufort Is visiting- relatives. The eottoa crop Is short la our section and asarly all open now. Miss Emma WHoox of BeUalr Is visit lng at Mr BP Willis. 4Tht tobacoo farmers aronnd here have money to bum this year. ' They some times try Greenville and Klnstoa mar kets but soon come back to old New Bam. They all see .a to be satisfied at the prion they get oa the New Bern market.' ' , v-' i Mrs O M Willis aad little son and Miss Mamie Willis of Washington who have beta Visiting relatives and friends here retoraed home today, '. Messrs W and L T and Master Rich ard Gasklns of New Bern spent Bnaday here. We guess the next time Will greets his many faltndt he will have Sa tared apoa the life of a Benedict at least that Is what Madam Rumor says ' , Mr Alfred Gardner Miss Melissa XUIs aad Messrs 0 X and Amntond Moore of Pitt county spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr L v L an outer's. - Mr J O McGowan of Thnrman spent Sunday at CaptS E I well's. ' : Muter Guilford Charlton of New Bern and little Miss Luis Ipock of Cove are visiting their aunt Mrs B E EwelL Mr and Mrs Moore of Beaufort coun ty sre visiting their uncle MrJOGrtf fin. ' ra-v-b w:::'e. THE OLD RELIABLE 7Ak 1 1 V 1 AbeoruYeiytPure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Nlneteentb Week ot Strike. Shenandoah, Pa., Sept. 14. Tomor row will begin the nineteenth week of the coal strike. The date on which Sen ator Platt predicted that the strike would end has passed and the hope which was Instilled Into the people in this locality by the prediction has been succeeded by a feeling that the end is far off. The statement by the coal oper ators that no concessions would be made and the resolutions passed by nearly all the local unions of the United Mine Workers renewing their allegiance to their officers and pledging themselves to continue the strike unless concessions are granted show that neither side to the controversy Is weakening, General Gobln, In charge of the State troops, en camped In this county, denies that he Is to remove the troops st an early date or that he expects an order that the Gov ernor will withdraw the troops. He says he does not anticipate an order of that kind until there Is a settlement of the strike. FRIDAY HAPPENINGS. Moscow was burned on Friday. Washington was born on Friday. Shakespeare was born on Friday. America was discovered on Friday. Richmond was evacuated on Friday. The Bastlle was destroyed on Friday. The Mayflower was landed on Fri day. Queen Victoria was married on Fri day. King Charles I. was beheaded on Friday. Fort Sumter wan bombarded Friday. Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Friday. Julius Caesar was assassinated on Friday. The battle of Marengo was fought on Friday. The battle of Bunker Hill was fought on Friday. Joan of Arc was burned at the stake on Friday. The battle of New Orleans was fought on Friday. The Declaration of Independence .was signed on Friday. CYNICISMS. Every man thinks he la misunder stood. . How It amuses peoplo .when a doctor Beta sick I Some people refuse to give you cred It for .working unless you wear over- alla. The women have great admiration for a man who says be never saved a cent until be got married. Look yourself over. You are proba bly possessed of a lot of petty mean nesses that you'd be better off without Every time a man reads of a woman losing a pocketbook he feels Justified In bis stand against giving bla wifo money. One of the funniest things in the world it to see a woman cry, not be cause ahe wants to, but because she thinks she ought toAtehlson Globe. Cfcarry WooS. Cherry la the best wood for ebonls lng; the counterfeit can only be de tected bx, an expert CASTOR I A For Infaitto aad Children. Tti KicdYeo Rm Alwm Bougfal the Slf r,rT7 eigaatareof 1 . 0)i a. -v.j.. 9J . '. . n IQ): FOR 1 ; ' Best llacliiae, Made inc&.ai r-..,;f(: ,.4.',. Lbncst; Prices. V -U '.V, ji 0 k HVBian ' ' ' "' orrici: ' ' ' SALE Spiced Pigrs Jtist Received Fresh Cream Cheese. Balogna Sausage. Sniiill Pig Hams, English Cured Shoulders, Iireakfast Strips. Fresh lot Fancy Elgin and Clover Hill Print Butter. Neinz'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 of Staple and Fancy Groceries. J. L lie 3 'Phone . 91. M TUCKER BROS. 3t0 N. Front St., THE PLACE CEMETERY AT BOTTOM PRICES. In Foreign and Domestic Granite and Marble. Lettering and Finish the Best. Send for latest designs. All work delivered. Branch Yard at Goldsboro, N. C. ' NEXT tCMION ' UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE-BK?' WEDICIrlt-OEWTISTiTT-rHAHWABT sssciure nsuii j9T inwij( . HoplUUr Practice. One hundred page Cetalogtiei Free. A Fine Line of (MADE IN BERKSHIRE) Pound and Box Paper. Whitehurst's 45 Pollock St. MASONIC OPERA HOUSE Will Bo Presented W. E. Nankevitte's Magnificent Production of the Consistent Melodrama HUMAN HEARTS An Idyllic Picture of Homely Life In the hills of Arkansas. The play which has been indorsed everywhere at one of the most interest, big ever written, one replete with both pathetio and comedy situations. A Splendid Company, Magnificent Bcenery, .' Capitally Staged. They Arrived. 1 A"frxlfnef ;A1 Plght Heat ers, .from ! LBI) ap.to.the. best ,"0,,.--...'!..Vt'': ;; ' it' t jj '-i f Also tall line if Cook, Box and OoaJ. gtovei,' Oosj 'Hodsv Bhorola, Pokers,' Stovs Plpe Elboirl, rtft C7 B. Prcnt Ct' Just RHGRived WednesdaySept.17 I Feet Ef Wholesale I aft Retail g jy, Grocer, g 71 Broad HU Wilmington, N. C TO BUY YOUR WORK New Bern Is Very Lucky to have an agent for the Bale of the Prospect Brewing Company's BEER which is said to be the Purest and Best of Been by the United States Health Bulletin, which is the highest American authority. It is not 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 Bt. J. F. Taylor, Agt. for the Prospect Brewing Co. We are Now Ready to do all repair work to your atovet for winter nse. We carry a nice line of Cook and Heat ing Stoves that will be sold cheap. Stove pipe. Roofing, Guttering and work of all ahape and sizes made to order. Don't forget ns on Plumbing. Phone 190. Foy & Wood Co;, Draney's Old Stand, South Front St. Our Great Bargain Sale ! Hew Goods for the early fall arriving every day. We will give you a few 8PEOIAL8 FOR BATURDAr, Sept. 18th. 41 Inch BriUtantine, worth 75o yard, reduced to 48a. 86 inch Cashmere, worth 60c, reduced to 88c All Colored Worsteds, worth SSc vard rednoed to 16c Brack SatUen, worth 10c and 194c, re duoed to 6c Turkey Bed Table Lines, worth, , . Vigilant fjorsett, worth 660, reduced toiSo,' Calicoes worth to, rednced to So. Oaliooea worth Ic, rednoed to 4jo. White Sheettog worth 6c, redooed sa to md. i ' All kinds ot Cotton Phlds, worth Co sod sc. tedneed to 446. -i, , s 1 ';, f i , i Sf Ml, til Anita AnA An M HO Men's 8 Bolts Mdaoed o 4.e8 - -Ken's ilO Suits redoeed to 6.N i j Men's UK) Pants rednoed to 98c ivut uats rsnai nuga iiosq two so . Boy's fi-M Bolts fedoeea to ec a . Boy's $3 60 Baits reduced to $178 ' We have all kinds oi Bov'a Bnlta Ik 7V0tO9S - SCOPLONr
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