IWaGK -
doesn't protend to sell yon cheaper goods'than other people, j
g BUT- ; ' -.', , - j M
Better Goods
oncy.
You can be the better Judge.' COME AND BEE. 1 . JV
' We hare Everything New tn the Latest Wears Broad 2&
Cloths, Ladies Cloth, Zebeline, Popllnes, Frenoh Serges, Oam- M '
els Hair, Granites, Fancy Trench Flannel, Liberty Satlnsin y
all the Newest Shadety and other Fashionable Fabrics. " i M
Every Department is g
Compl
juui. xvcuoiveu new voisew .xne.ftojai vrorceaier, me ft
latest thing Princess hip, assures correct fit, the only Corset M
made that will properly rednoe stout figures to correct propor- M
tions.' Gives grace and comfort.
Sole agent for "the Dorothy Dodd, Thoe. G. Plant and 3&
Ziegler Shoes. , ' p
i l n i .t j
GRirrON BRAND
BiiinH
At S C0PL01TS. WhyP Because we sell
GOODS COE1P FOR CASH.
Below we state a few of our Special Prices on Saturday's and Mon
daj's. We give you a few prioes on domestics :
MEN'S CLOTBINO.
16 00 Worsted Suit!
3 06
708
803
18
$4 27
1 00
lOOOCasslmerSnits -5
00 Hen's Pants -
8 00 " "
BOY'3 BU1T8.
$".00 Suits
2 CO Bnits
E7 P or other prices see our large circular.
We ore strongly recommended everywhere we roam. We invite
one and all to examine our stock before buying.
Very respectfully,
S. COPLGM,
75 Middle St. next t 6 1 skill Biw. C., Hew Ben, 1 C.
Cotton Bagging
and Ties.
We have in itock; and to arrive
'3,500 Rolls Cotton. Bagging, 800
bundles Cotton Ties.
Send us your orders. Prices art
the lowest.
I. E. JLatkam A Co.
:::0;:Jlvinz'lhtre, iff
If yonr carriage needs Wpalring. Wt
will repair it so Ihkt kt is si food m mw.
V We guarantee onr work. Our customers
" are sowars satiaBad with- oar work and
prleM. Yon wUl he satis&ad tt 7011 send
yimr work bare, -.T.-m, -.'..,- .
The only place la town is get any end
-everything to repair haggles. - Bee ns
befnra baying and save money. .' .
We pnt Rubtxw Tires on yont old or
' newWIieels. We Shrink ytr loose tires
' Inr machine-without ratting (hem.
Krerybody Is Invited to see the workol
the machine patting new bolts m tame
o'-l piaAfc ;
a. UX7tXrs d C$n,
' " Phone ..',
7J Broid El., i;tr ts, K. 0
MiiniiSlf
for Same
sr
' tw w i m i i .
Fall
Snappier, Lamer, Better kim'
Our line of Griffon Brand Cloth
ing Men's Suits in Extra Fine
Worsteds and all the real thing.
Youths Suits in Elegant Cassi
mere, Ohilds 2 piece, 3 piece and
Norfolk f-'niU in fullest assortment
and at prices that require no argU
ment to sell them.
There may be some clothing as
good as ours but not at the price.
When yon bny here you bay
right I
J. J. BAXTER,
89 Middle Street.
91 00 Boy's Knee Pants, - 96c
1 85 Men's Bhlrtt - - . 88c
1 00 Hen's BhlrU . . - 74c
S 00 Hen's Pat. Leather Shoes, f 3 7
i W Viol Kid Shoes - 103
8 60 Hen's Boot . 1 88
8 00 Ladies Shoes 8 48
SOc White and Bad RUnnel 87c
MdRPHV & CO.;
Commission
. Brokers. .,
Dlreo rafrt to New York and
nloagoi ft'.!;,
Instantaneoni reports-reoeiTed of
every move on exohange. .
K. F. fATB, Manager, '
' , " ' 17 Craven Street.
. ' " 'a.
' " ' can say nothing but good of his
Phil salt if it't mad here.,. We don't
know everything, hat we de know how
to make good, dressy, lons;-wearlnr
clothes, as our f .irons of ynus' stand
ing will tall yeu. (Jloth limt, careful
shrinklne, aM'urate cutting, skillful ar
tisans tea tl tele. I us take your
ure lor a Astumn cult.
a- e j- - a .
Clothing
if r -
-.i - i it i:. ., r-.x.
L-1 t f
- : Coal Einen are Pleased. -Special
to JoaraaL' 'lf , "f LI &
Wiuaiauasa, Px-Ocl. 14-The ool
miners say they wUt trost Piwidant
Mitchell. Taw wuit labor repMsented om
the commission to be appointed. v They
an delighted at the wllllngnesi of the
operators to arbitrate, Adthlak4ht Sad
of the strike Is asst. ?!
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. J
A Stree battls It- lastaf bstwsea the
gorenaMBt ferns, ol y taetstla aader
President Castro :and the wfcd The
rebels have the stoat men-sad goat tat
tt Is aot kaowa 'Whlokr sUe U win
The street oar strike at New Orleans
is ended. The sstUaaasat wssaeoss.
proulsa. ': y'i :t.'
Capt Aasoa, CUoagVt tattoos base
ball player, familiarly known as "Baby"
Anson, has raterad the political arena
as a Democrat. He Is a candidate for
The old Bngllaa prison sale used by
the British for the Incarceration of their
American fttaontss-darlag BevolB
tloaary war was found la the Brooklyn
navy yard la a good state of preserva
tion. Hundreds Of American soldiers
sad patriots were tortured on this
boat.
The strike of shopmen on the Union
Paelfle may be titeaded to all the Harri
man Unas.
Union labor In Portland, Ore., Lu
raited tWOO for the striking miners la
Pennsylvania.
A aew starch factory to ate 1000 bush
els of corn dally hat been started at
Cedar Rapids, Is,
Blxty thousand dollars were sab-
scribed yesterday In New. York at two
meetings of the Christian Missionary Al
llance.
Orated by drink, Lloyd Nelson Touag
a planter at Pembroke. Ky., brained an
aged colored woman with an as yester
day and fatally wounded a colored man
before being Imprisoned.
Ping Pong Bella at McSorley't.
elsamt from the Steitswsm Weed
an ia Pysflalssm, Ike ttrtaia earn lc eaafks.
REELSBOR0.
AUltle Rcgrs Bey Killed la a Cotton
Oa.
Oct. 14. The farmers are having One
weather for eora gathering and potato
digging.
Mr. Bebert Harris, of Kershaw, patted
through Reeltboro yesterday on hit way
to New Bern.
Mr J B Bennett, of New Bern, was a
visitor In Reeltboro, Friday, Saturday
aad Sunday. .
Misses SUnale Barrlngtoa and LIUlt
Brlnsoa Tithed Baybore Friday.
Mr W B Diton and wife went lo New
Bern Friday.
Mr David Barrlngtoa and aaat,
Mrs Emily Barrlagtoa went to Kershaw
Sunday. . .. 4 i -
Massif. Daniel Cutlerraad 8 A' Brln
soa aadsoa Fatten, vrehl Arapahoe
Xohdsy M Iratlasts. ij U : , '
Rev.Jette Qolton aad wife went to
Amity Batarday where he goat to nil his
regular appoUltasat. it
Meters Arthtt Hardy aad Da Hardy,
were visitors at Mr. William Brlasea's
Rnada. '
Mrs Holland Holtoa, of Olymplt, who
is btea visltiag Mrs Kitty 'Barrlngtoa
' 1 .!.', . , "i . t
reUmed son baaday evealag. -,
A small , eolortd boy , was lattanuy
killed in Mr. J. B. Reel's gta . last Tats-
oay evenlag.' ., ' ,. . T
MrWO Brlntoa and wtte' west to
Hew Ben Friday to vWw the Floral
paraoe, :
GRATEFUL FOR FOOD. ;
Uvel Seven Week! si Bilk. r
"Tkrat nan tgo thts moath. I was a
great tutttrtr wltkf atdmaca 'troable,'
wines Kys, WtUIa .Lfllglif Tralre da
Baa, Wkv "I had to give up eating meat
potatoes aad sweats, aad lived simply oa
bmd aad tea anally that toe had to be
gtrtatp. I got to weak I eouldaot
work aad I took nothing Into mf stom
ach for seven West but milk. I had tried
three doctors aad an for no purpotej tht
lett doetor sdvtted mis to stop all medl
cine. I had to anyway; I was so weak I
was prostrate la bed.,
A friend advised me to try Grape-fats
but I Wat afraid to when ataaspoonfal
of milk brought tears to my eyes, my
sinmoS vm sojaw, Bat I tried one tea
spouuturadjiy"of tht Qrade-Kuti for
one week, and lading It tirreed with ma,
Increased the quantity. In two weeks, I
oould walk oat to the kitchen; In foar
weeks I walked half I block, tnd tod,-7
I do my ewa V.ghl bomt -keeping,'
- litre on Orope-Ku't aod know tly
ssred ny U 'i try p - : 'e s'l tlion-'.t I
oould not lire a month : Ic-n
uifim. - i .!i.g t!.;;a, end are ve;y
iurr " 1 at t";t c' - ,la p s, I
! t
t f
Hlf
t
rimso
Crops Sbow Great Improremfjnf
i - During Past Month.
Btoto Charter. Mixed Political Beav
tlmeat Reward For Maraerer
- Timber Land Case. Bap- ;
tlsts Iaereaslig la
Nnaiher. Seheel
Enrolment.
Ruxioe, Oct. 14.-A charter was
granted by tht State today to the Cape
Fear Rice Company, which will operate
a rice mill at Wunttngtonr The capital
Stock is 800,000, and the stockholders
are H. Barton Anderson, John H. Gore
and JssT W. Bneeden. -
The Buprenw Court today took sp the
8th district appeal docket Among the
attorneys here are J G Bhtw, Q M Rose,
HLCook, Fsyettevnie; J A Lookhart,
H H McLtndon, Wadeaboro; J W. Keer
tnt, CharloUe; N A McLean, Lumber
ton; L D Robinson, John T Bennett,
Wadeaboro; N J Adams, Oarthsge; John
D Shaw, Jr., Laurinburg.
i 'Folltlet appean to be mixed. In
molt sections there It apathy, but In
some there Is 'interest. For example
John A Lockhart said today: "Thert it
no political Interest tn onr section, peo
ple art attending to basinets;" while W
J Adams said, "There la nothing but
politics In my county."
The prediction It made by tome Dem-
oorata that the party will carry all the
eouatiet tare 10, and will make gains In
these.
The murderer Frtnk Wihn of
Wayne county, who was trailed and cap
tared by hit nephtw was taken at Fay
etteTtlle. There It 8230 reward and
part of this an amateur detecllre claims.
The detective had another motive also,
for the man murdered was hit brother.
A lawyer was here yesterday to see
about the claim for part of there-
ward.
it it not denied now that the crops In
this State are mnch better than was ex.
pected SO days ago. The farmers are In
good spirits tnd have recovered from
the worries due to the crop failure last
year.
Judge Purnell heard argument here In
the case of Trenchard 4 Co. vt Sell Co
Involving 840.000 ol Umber lands and
other properties In Northampton conn
ty.
A report on the white Bapttsta In this
State shows they number 173,000. There
are now 57 associations. One is a new
one. It It the Wilmington association
This denomination tt now doing a great
missionary work in tht North Carolina
mountain region.
1 The number of white pupils' enrolled
In the publto schools of the State It now
292,000-, t mtrked Increase over that last
year. '
Bud Foster, colored, who murdered a
white man named Johnson nttr Louls
burg.and was for weeks kept In jail here
to prevent lynching, was today put on
trial tt Loultburg.
Tht State charters tht Norfolk & Caro
Una Telegraph and Telephone Co., with
headquarters at Elisabeth City, capital
two hundred thousand dollars. It It
owned by Portsmouth tnd Elizabeth
City people.
CASTOR I A
Vox Infants and Children. 1 .
Tit Kb.il Yea Kan Alvas Bs?bt
. liters the
ffgaatiTt of
New Begistration
Began, Oct: 2nd, Ends
Oct. 26th. v
Market Letter on Cotton.
By private wire, J. B Latham A Co.
Naw Toaa, Oct 14, There was gen.
oral disappointment over the action of
the market today. Ia ftot-ef reported
settlement of ttrtkt situation, tht light
receipts tnd large exportt,prtoet worked
back to yesterday'! low level., March
tadVty after an early advance oft
points working down to lowest point of
the day oa the oloas- . The tone should
have beta Wronger and yet was hot.
There was at first an artlflolal character
to this market owing to January aocu-
mulatloa aad the premium 'of SO points
over both Immediate and distant post
tions, at beat tht; position la bad for
general speculation. The ttrtkt situa
tion makes tht slock market unsettled
and tends to makt holdert otutlous.
The season It mnch tarlier than last
year tnd with good weather for I Weeks
more, a big crop It promised. Those
who talked of t small crop art enlar
ging their estimates tnd ss long as this
continues buyers will be few. In the end
crop ny prove moderate owing to sum.
mor witstber but sentiment Is havlnz its
j"i -! of opllmhm as to tlie s!?. of crop
t J r . Liliiilsm, at to ad ranre In prices
' f.t t!o moment. Until something turns
- 1 to slut the hi vfc':t :'n we s-s In.
I to f fir t 'i ! " ; f 1 1 -
( - . Supreme Court Opinions. ?
Special to Journal. ' : I
RitsioH, Oct. 14th3npreme Court
filed the following opinions today.
Martin vt Bask, from Cumberland,
rw trial
1 Coleman vt Howell, from Columbus,
no error.
Brlnkley vt Smith, from Columbus,
rw trial.
Jones yt R. R., from Cumberland, er
ror. -.
Souse vs House, from Wake, rerer-
sed.
Arrlngton ts Arlington, from Wake,
error. .
Whltefleld vt Oarrlt, from Wayne, af
firmed. - -
Flanner vt Butler, from New Hanover
affirmed In both appeals.
Baraga vs Davit, from Edgecomb, in
plaintiffs appeal no error and In defen
dants appeal, error.
Lewis vt Lumber Co., from Pitt, no
error.
The following were disposed of by per
ourltm order:
Carroll vt Telephone Co. from Wake,
affirmed: .
Rosamond vs Railroad, from Wake af
firmed.
McQueen vt Falrley, from Robeson,
affirmed.
Gibson vt Gilmer, from Gullfordt af
firmed.
WIthrow vs Gallerl, from Rutherford,
affirmed.
Haxzard vs Lyman, from Buncombe,
affirmed.
OA.BTOXIZA.
Bsantat
Bigsatan
of
tlhtaindtos Haw Always Bonght
MASONIC UPEItA HOUSE
Monday, Oct1. 20.
THE DEVIL
IN A NEW PLAY
nARIE C0RELL1'5
Absinthe Drinkers of Paris.
Stage version by Chas W Chase.
Oast of well-known Actors I
Wonderful Electric Effects 1
Beautiful Special Scenery I
8tartllng Illusions
Management of Atden Benedict.
PRICKS General admission SOc, Re
served s ats 75c, Gallery 85c.
Best Mac bine Made
Uriel! at
Lowest Prices.
Insurance,
omoE:
.Cos. Sours Faoat ft Havooce Sts,
EFfiiiMfYBlfaDjXEat!
.Car load Stocks Best Patent Dia
dem and Rose Bnd Floor. :
1W White TarbelljDheese.
Pogtum.and Grape Nuts.
Oat If sal and Hominy. '
Dried Apples,U.v -A
Corned Mullets, Alamance Cotton
i Pine and Coal Tar. i- r
" All sold .Cheap for Cash.;' - ",
V r IS. S. Davenport -
r-'"K"n---i: u MIDDLE BT.'
rr,t . .tt.'-j'Hi- "
SProperfy for Sattl
Pursuant to s resolution of the Board
of Trustees of the New Bern Aoademy,
the undersigned will offer at publto tale
for cash at tht Court Hons In New
Bern, on Saturday November the 8th,
1903 tt 19 o'clock m. Ihtt Ttloahle City
lot situated tt the eorner of Middle and
Broad streets fronting on Mlddlt street
914 foet 9 Inches, tnd on Broad street
107 feet I Inches.
This salt offers s rare opportunlty'for
purchasing tome of tht most valuable
property In the City.
At the same time tnd place, blda will
a'so be rci!yrd for the lot adjoining the
Court House lot and occupied by i. W,
Turner. ,....''
f 'o i i! t to the arrroval and con
" n o( f ' 1 !' Iff T ' . s ,
IIM
Brick
FOR SALE.
A L BOB LOT OP
-' -r.
B0K PAPER,
Visiting Cards,
Envelopes,
Flaying Cards,
Fancy and Mourning
Paper in boxes. .
No. 605 Tablet,
Ledgers, Journals, etc
Just Received.
owen o. Duurar,
59 POLLOCK ST.
cPtize Competition I
The makers of the Famous
Queen Quality Shoes
For Women offer 100 Cash Prizes; First
prize 91000, Snd prize $600, 8rd prize
$400, etc., lowest prize being $5, making
a total of
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To be awarded about January 1st, 1908,
to the 100 women who give the best rea
sons why "Queen Quality" is superior
to all other shoes for women.
In order to compete for the prizes your
article must be written upon blank fur
nished by us with each pair of Queen
Quality shoes.
D. F.J.ARVIS,
63 Pollock St
Cream of Roses
Is a harmless liquid preparation
for removing Sunburn, Freckles, Tan
and Improving the complexion. When
applied It la Invisible tnd cannot be
washed off. The dark line around the
neck, caused by wearing tight fitting
collars, Is removed by Cream of Botes.
26c at BRADHAH'S PHARMACY.
The most complete
line of 14 karat Elk
Pins. Fobs and But
tons ever shown in
New Bern-
EATON,
The Leading Jeweler
For Home Enjoyment
nothing can equal the Edison Phono
graph. I have lost received 100 Edison
mouiaea reeoros ana ine Tjianaam ;
Phonoirranh with Xditon's latest rento-
duoer together with the wonderful rec
ord produces every pleasure that sound
can give, making every word distinct
II yon nave not neara tnia msMinuit
call at once and let us show it up to you
It it limply wonderful. . ;
WM. T. HILL,,
Phone
, tie.
91-93 Middle Street.
NIW BERN, N. C. "
IS
the
to buy a ne w Cook Stove, - :
. I hare on hand a full line of
Cook Storeo of the most Improved
styles Th. Kew; South and
'Netr'kntOTpriae'inaH Izea.VKvl
eryone guaranteed as represented
p:m;vraney,
07 B. Front KU :
etttttttttteteeeteee!
FRESH , , " :
V
. i
i 4 m v ,
$5009.22
ELK
EMMS
FRESH CAR LOAD H
Volgt'N Snow
Drift, White
Frost, and
Admiral
Just receded at J, L. McDaniets.
New Barrel Corned Beef.
No. 1 Shore Mackere'.
Spiced-Pigs Feet. J
Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter, Fancy Elgin Butter.
Rock Candy Drip Syrup.
Na Bob Pancake Flour, Buckwheat.
Grape Nuts, Force, Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, Postum
Ceral.
Fresh lot Ginger Snaps 5o lb.
Codfish, Irish and Sweet Potatoes, and a complete stock of
everything usually kept by a first-class grocery establishment.
'Phone Ol.
A Short
Shirt
QDo you know the Best Shirt to wear and
the one that wears the longest ? It's.
"The RENSSELAER."
The Fall Patterns in this Celebrated Shirt
have arrived and we are showing an endless
variety ol -patterns These goods can be had
with either attached or detached cuffs.
Store Dep't, Elm City Lumber Co.
Phone 40.
Cor.
IIow essential it is that the
the table ia more important and
the day's results than the morning cup of coffee.
R. B, Coffee stands at the head for superior strength and
wholesomeness. It is a regular 30c Coffee, but we are now
offering it to you for 25c per pound, or one pound Free with
every four pounds. Give it a trial and you will never try any
Other. Yours
I McGehee k Willis,
It p
. jf. ' Car load Flour Ground from new wheat just reoeived. "i t ' "
' jj OU want a barrel of Good Flour give me a trial, "s'.f .' -2
' We are receiving fresh goods by every train and boat, and - -3
can give you entire satisfaction both In qualty and prioes, we
mention a few articles as follows: Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, -5
Quaker Oats, Fresh Rice and Grita, Potato Chips, BchredJo I
' II .Wheat BnacnlsvFuU Cream Cheese, Imported and Domeetio '
. Maooaroni, Canned brook Trout, Canned Mackerel, Import !
. andj Domeetio Sardines, Deviled Crabs, with shells, and a f u l
2J line of everything to be found In a first olass grocery store.
II 4 v: ' V ;, - yotopletae. . : i '
;.0-ii':va'.WsiolmIt8Ji4 Retail Qreost, .
? : PHOSI 69. 'x.Cor. tZro&IIneotZi f : -.
0"ltaatatttttt4ttttttttttttttaaas
ii titt,Mttifttfitttts it...
Tooth Crashes at Davis'.
Davit Pharmacr bat Just received a
assortment ot Tooth Brashes made
? j Cl at Loon en of Paris, Each brash
! "T--y rharmaoj" ttsmped On tht
M f'iirn trod to give satlt-
r " " ' 1,
Flotfr
Wholesale
ft Betall
Qroeer,
71 Bread St.
Story.
H. Front aft Eden Hi.
coffee is good. No article of
exerts a greater influence over
truly,
B
Prescriptions t.
DtTU'.rresorlpUoair:
t specialty of ' pretor!,
tnd careful attention '
Only the best dreci
prices srt reasoDiil',
to 1 f ""i '
IT k . '