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IIW BISS, R. C, FRIDAY U0ESII8, KOVIMBER 7, 1902.
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR
to
AT
$ era
You can find Seasonable
Goods at Very Reason-
able "Prices.
AS We are showing New, Changeable Silks, Something entire
W j New at 75c.
New, Merciaa , all shades at 7So.
New Pean de Cygne in all shades,, this it the best Silk on
' the market, aek to sec them, only 7 Sc.
New Taffetas in all shades, at 40c, 60c, 65c and 76c.
i New Velaur, 36 in. wide, looks like silk, sells at first sight
i only 50c.
h
New Skirt Goods, all wool, 68 in. wide in Graj, Navy and
& l-.liick, Good values at 76o, oar price only 68. '
NOTHING BETTER
NOR PRICES LOWER
THAN RIGHT HEBE. Come in please
and You Will Go Away Pleased.
A Short Story of Long Values. We aim to add to our reputation
while others aim to add to their profits.
LOOK FOR Till WEEK' SALE
We will offer 1500 )ards W. 0. at Sic per yard, only 10 jards to a cus
tomer, each customer to do their own buying. 1250 yards Ginghams,
0c value ai -He per yard. Red Flannel from 12ic up. 2600 yards Cal
ico tic value at 4Jc. All kinds of Worsteds from 9c yd up.
Men'; Boy's and ihildreus Clothing to fit everybody little and
big, old mid young, rich and poor. Come one, come all and examine our
mammoth stock before you buy.
We offer this week's sale $60 pairs Childrens School Shoe, valuo $1
for CSV. The Greatest Bargains ever offered in New Bern.
Very respectfully,
75 Middle St. next !o Gatkill
BISHOP'S FIREPROOF
COTTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Why sell your cotton at these extreme low prices with everything
depressing the market when you can store rt nominal cost, and tike ad
vantage of high' r prices later in the season.
All cotton covered by insurance,' and lib
eral advances madeliidesired.
I Terms) f 'storage given onapplication.
E. K. Bishop-
New Bern
Is Very Lucky
to have an agent fqr the tale of the
Prospect Brewing
Company s
BEER
which U mid 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 beet that
will burn ones stomach and product a
train on the system,
A full rock ( the above beer In bulk
and export can be had at 18 Kiddle St
J. F.
J
Agt fo the Prospect Brewing Co,
Valuable City
Property for, Sale I
Parsaaat to roeotutloe of the Board
of TrBttees of the Hew Bera Aosdeay,
the undersigned will offer at publle tale
for omq at the Court House' la Hew
XUJlUi
Bern, oa Saturday Koreaibsr 4ae 8th,
. 190J at II o'clock m. that 'rateable fJtly
' ' lot situated at the corner of Middle' sad
. Broad Streets fronting Kiddle otreet
v tU feet 6 Inches, sad M Broad street
vn totljtet,. -
;-- This sals offers a rare opportsaUf for
parchsslnf some of the aMstrataahU
property la the Qif i
.. At the ssjm time and place, bids wBl
' also be recelTed for the lot sdjolnla the
. Ooart House lot sad oooopled by ), yt.
v Tnraer.'' , : ' y.f " , X . '
Bale tssject to the approral sad eoav
flrautloa of said Board of Trasteo i , j
...;.',.Ufr;M.WAHiit-
Hdw. Co., New Hern, n. ('.
Try Applegate's
INDELIBLE
INK.
Will not wash out. Can be used
with a pen or stencil.
FOR SALE BY
OWEN O. DUNN,
S POLLOCK IT.
6j2-Book Store
Elm City
Cook Books
tt
- While
They
Last
6;rH. Elinctt.
o
MURPHY & CO.
Brokfs!
A,
Diract.lr to Kw,York tad
j. nitMtMMooa wportareoelTed t
every mors mf ehijge."',',;'x
' . . E. F. PATE, Manager
- 17 Chraven Etreet1
N'liwin ttmm turn m ..mm oo4
eHr?"?-i '"nets erf'te-
SLEEP
FOR BABY
AND REST FOR
Sleep for Skin Tortured Babies and
Rest for Tired Mothers, la
Warn Btfcg Rita
And gentle applications of Cot
cura Ointment, porest of emol
lients and greatest of skin cures,
to be followed in severe cases by
mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent
Pills. This is the most speedy,
permanent, and economical treat
ment for torturing, disfiguring,
itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, and pimply skin and scalp
humours, with loss of hair, of in
fants and children, ever com
pounded. Millions or Pboplb unit ctmcmu soai.
uelated bj Coticdu Onrnuirr, for beuU
fvlng the Un, for cleHMlng the Kalp, and
the stopping of falling hair, for aoftenlnr,
whitening, and soothing red, rough, and tore
hands, and for all the purposes of the toilet,
both, and nnrserr. Millions of women use Co
thwra Soat In baths forannoytnglrrltatlona.
InOammatlona, and cnaflnga, too free or offen
sive perspiration, In washes for nkenttra
weaknesM,and for many unattTe,antiseptte
purposes wbleh readily suggest uenuelTes.
oM IbnmAoaltht wnrtd. Sr, SS., Onmnn,
ffc.. FlliS 1U. Britt Dvoh XF-SS, ChukAooM Bq,
Lnodoa. rraneh Doti I Km de U Mi, Part., for
na Dm a Clan. Oow, 8la Fiw, BmUm.
Market Letter on Cotton.'
Br private wire, J. E Latham ft Co.
Nkw Yon, Nov. 8. We have to re
cord a further decline with new low
records In all options, but while the
markot was weak, evidence of a farther
hreak are not ss numerous as yesterday.
In fact a great deal of cotton was picked
up on the belief that January woald
break. A great many traders have the
Idea that a declining market is not safe
until it breaks sharply on the opening
On such a break enough cotton is likely
to come out to clear the situation and
any buying tends to bring about s re
COTery, following this, buying was s;oad
this a m. Early buyer then sold and
the tone grew nervous rather than weak
Liquidation was a feature of the day,
oolton coming out on every rally. This
supplied buying orders and prevented
much of an advance. The undertone
however did not seem as weak as yes
terday. Prices are down near the level
In Southern markets and a break to be
low 8.14 is likely to result la leu selling
of actual cotton la New Tort.
Henry M. Nelll of New Orleans places
the total crop t from 11JSOQ,000 to 11,-
000,000 bales ss agslnit . lO.MJ.OOO lest
rear. The total Atlantic States are given
at 4,00.000;to 4,400,000 so Sf alaet 4,100
000 bales. The total Gulf States 8.800,000
to 4,000,000 against 1,878,000 aad total
Teias and Indian Territory 1,000,000 to
S,t0C0,COO against 8,977,000.' Retarding
the crop he says. "The crop which Is a
very early one made flne progress op to
August 1st. excepting the .Montgomery
snd Atlantic districts, which suffered
from lack of rslasla Jane andjaiy.
Aujust was dry oo at para lively, bat Sep
tember gavev' ample ralas. r The benefit
arising from favorable weather in Sep
tember and October, and the absence of
killing frost, has been great, aad we
Sow talrijf form an estimate." w.
1 The statlstta of the quaaalty of cot
ton ginned 60.1 per oent,were collected
through a personal Individual canvass
by paid local agents of J he census office.
The estimate of percentage U based oa
estimates of these agents. The offloe as
sumes, : no reiponstutUty however . for
their aoearacy i The report srlll be fol
lowed by secoaA, showing toe eottos
glnoed np to Deeenber 1st tad a third
4 ad a final report la the early spring. 7
1 OJk.tt.vctxmL'l a
far yur7.44tfcA4K-
nL.ii i '
toraa ntistisaanoK. its
1 TtcdiutloflhjeUt tt bTlV
hmifortPe Yaodaatto Shields ere the
est. , lastly spplled aad ' protect (.be
Vaccinated surface frogs outside eoataav
Ihaiioa nasi the eoateot of elothlag. , Re-
aota mended by local physicians. ' Oa
sale at Davis Preset Iptloo Pharmacy; ,
Indigestion ' l?aln
huevei wMmivli-
SOOTHES TUB ST0MAC8. ' .'
' Soil st Drtiw'wt,
DiKOTi BOND SUIT.
Testimony Being Taken in This No
table Case. -
State Board of Elections, ttovern
or's Slek Children. Libraries
For Baral Pnbllc Schools.
State Charters. Coun
ty Superintend
ents Confer
ence. rUxaiaH, November 8. This morn
ing, before Bdwsrd S. Battle, special
commissioner, the tsking of testimony
In the notable bond suit case of South
Dakota against North Carolina began, In
the office of attorney general Gilmer.
That official was present, as were also
his associate counsel, James B. Shep
herd, of Raleigh, James H. Herrlmon of
Ashsvtlle end George Rountree of Wit
mlngton. The Stsle of Bouth Dakota
was represented by cx-Qov. D. L. Rus
sell and J. C. L. Harris. Several wit-
ses were examined, among these
being Gov. Aycock, treasurer Lacy, ex
treaaarers Kemp P. Battle and W. H.
Worth, ex-chlef clerk Denmark of the
Btate treasury, Dr. J. J. Hott of States-
vllle. Dr. Battle was State treasurer In
1808 when the bond) ontofwhlcli the
suit arises were issued. South Dakota
Claims tho face of the bonds and inter
est. The bonds were "sealed under the
lactLflS'9. South Dakota also claims
rfhal these bonds Issued in eld of the
Western N C. R. K., arc a lien upon the
North Carolina R. R.
Today was Ihe principal day at the
negro Hlale Fair here and the attend
ance was large. The exhibit Is equal to
the best ever made at o. e of these Fairs,
and the negroes manifest miicb pride In
It.
The State board of election meet here
today, to re-organize. It will canvass
the returns The county boards all over
the State met today. Wilson O. Limb of
Wllliamston, R. T. Clay well of Morgan-
ton, J. R. Lewellen, of Dobson, Clarence
Cole, of WIlkeB, and A. U. Freeman of
Hendersonville compose the State
board.
Dr. Albert Anderson arrived at the
executlvo mansion last night from the
Wilson Sanitarium with Miss Ormoud,
s trained nurse, who takes charge of the
two sick children of tho Governor,
Louise and Connor, both of whom have
fever. Dr. Anderson says It Is yet too
soon to say whether the disease is ty
phoid fever.
This week the State agricultural de
partment iasues a "pure food" bulletin,
which ought to he carefully read.
Today Ihe agricultural department
sent out the question blanks for thi No
vember crop bulletin, the last one to be
Issued this year.
Today the Stato Supirluicndeut of
public Instruction sent out warrants for
18 free libraries for rural public schools
8 for Yancey and one each for Macon.
Mecklenburg, Mitchell, and Perquimans
and 2 tot Haywood.
Up to date 86 county superintendents
ssy they will sttend their Stste Confer
ence here next Wednesday, Thursday
sad Friday. The Stale Superintendent
wrote a strong letter to the other, urg
lag them to come.
A charter Is granted by the State to
the Piedmont Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Gaitonla, capital 30,t00.
The Kloston & Carolina R. R Is
chartered with 830,00.
OLTMPU.
Nov. 8 Well there seems to bo some
rain oa hand as we are having a small
shower this morning which makes some
of our farmers sorry on account of hous
leg (ot aloes and peas. Cotton Is about
all In and the crops good, some few are
through gathering corn.
Since our last Items some of our boys
have made some phenomenal marks In
rsgsrds to winning ths fair "sex. ' The
young man who met with the bad loss
recently has begun fishing In the wild
West. Now there is bo danger ws
hope.
Miss Edith Bennett of Arapahoe Is
visiting friends at Olympla this week,
Misses Lona and Lucy Holton have
gone to Arapahoe, Oriental, Heyboro,
Uobuoken, 1 ovlnds and several other
points.
There Is a few of our people sick of
vscolaetloa we are sorry such Is the
ease but some think If people were not
e soared about this disease tt woald not
be half so bad.
m bvsubj waw eieouoa uay m ui ympia
this was the qoktest day we have ha!
for a long time on eleotloa day W
think there were about 18 votes cast dur
lug the day. Weak hat hi . - -
'ill Be '( Be '
0. Oat Oaf
C CaagHCarsd.
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lie tiara,- SI at bn. iter
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ftor over SO years Acer's Pills have been
the standard family pill. Act directly on
the liver, gently laxative.
Paid Bets on Odell.
Special to Journal.
Naw York, Nov. 6.-Odell's majority
for Governor of New York was officially
announced as 13,887.
Election bets on his re-election were
paid today.
State Election Board.
Special to Journal.
RaLeiqh, Nov. 6. The Slate Election
Board today elected Wilson G. Lamb
Chairman, and elected Lamb, R. T. Clay
well, J. R. Lewellen and A. B. Freeman
the State Board of Canvassers to meet
here November 27th to canvass thelec-
tlon return.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Just Received
A Case of
North Carolina
Blankets
Sixe 10-4, 11-4, 12-4.
Also a full line of Plain and
Hemstitched Sheets, Bolster and
Pillow Cases.
D. F. JARVIS,
63 Pollock St.
She'll Smile on your Suit
when yon ask her hand if the suit yon
wear Is of our maklne. Women don't
admire men who are careless in their at
tirecareless in cloth, fit or style. We'll
do all we can for you and that's a great
deal to get you in her good graces, If
you let us have your order. We will
probably make your wedding suit later.
F. XL Chadwlek,
I Have Taken
The LjcencyFor
the Greensboro Fire Insurance
Companies.
SOUTHERN STOCK MUTUAL
SOUTHERN LOAN and TRUST
00. UNDERWRITER?.
I will giwe yon Protection at
Lowes. Cost In good Sellable Home
o mpanles.
J. el. WOLFENDE5
ELOIN, FATHEB Ot TIME.' A very
heavy solid gold case, ss heavy as a filled
ease, beautifully band carved, fitted with
S 16 Jeweled Elgin movement, a perfect
time piece.' Only $35.00 while they last
v J. O. EASTER.
A
.O.ArerOo.,
Lowell, Haas.
WHEAT, CORN, PORK SITUATION
Naw Yohk, Nov. 8.-The Cincinnati
Price Current ssyf:
Growing wheat Is In fine condition
with more scattered reports of fly. Par
tial returns indicate an acreage slightly
lesB than last year.
No change In corn. Mott reports re
strict much soft corn.
Packing is 455,000 hogs against 4tO,-
000 hogB last year.
Bears ths ) Kind Yon Hot Always BongM
of
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
2 O'CLOCK,
NOVEMBIsIl 8th,.
INNES
and his BAND
Accompanied by the following eminent
8ol"its:
BOBUMIR K.RYL
Tlio Uroat Bohemian CometisU
FILIPPO 8EVASTA
Tlio Renowned Italian Harpist.
FRANCES BOYDEN
Prima Dona Soprano.
PIUCES-tl.00; 75c, 50c, and 28c
Seats on sale at Water's News Store.
OPERA HOUSE!
Monday, Xor. lO,
THE URKA SHOW of THE DAY
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
Harlow & Wilsons
GREATER NEW YORK
Minstrels
16 Skillful Dancers,
10 Cultured Singers.
w 10 Pickaninnies,
13 Specialties-
21 Grand Military Hand,
10 Solo Orchestra'
Tub Swell Parade or the MINSTREL
WORLD.
Seats at Water's. Reserved Seats 75c,
General Admission 50c. Gallery ITc.
Ask lie Man lo ta
allebont earriaffea from A to I
and the old stager who, baa. held the
reins for fifty years will tell you he has
had experience and that experience Just
ifies him in stating that the best car
riages for style, comfort and durability
are made ana sola. y waters tsuggy
Kactorv.
The only place hi town to get any and
everything to repair buggies. See us
before buying and save money.
We put Rubber Tires on your old ''ot
new wheels. We shrink your loose tires
In a machine without eutttns' them.
Everybody la Invlfced.M see the work of
trie maenine petting new pone :m same
oiapawes. x , ,
O. IT. TVatr A Hon,
! 7S Broad Pi, 1 Hw Baw, N. y
,- I will pay the above reward for
the detection and ooaviotlo'tt! the
party or parties who blew np and
rifled' the contents of my safe on
the night of October 8th, 1002,
Oct. 12,1002. , DoTtf, SO -
MM
I Atmore's Celebrate, f
5 5?
Mince
New Prunes, Evaporated Apples and Peaches, Ileinz's Plain
Sweet and Sweet Mixed Pickles, Sauer Kraut and a complete
stock of Fresh Canned Goods just received at Mo Daniels.
Also Fresh Ontario Prepared and Old Fashioned Buck
wheat, Loose Oat Flakes, Force, Grape Nuts, Postura Cereal.
Fancy Elgin and Fox River Print Butter.
Maple Syrup.
A good New Crop Carolina Rice 10c qt.
Respectfully,
J. L
Phone 91.
IDA!
We Weie Right
Store Dep t. Elm
Flione 40.
W.
immiuiiiiiiimiimiimiimm
If you want one why not buy a ok1 one and save money.
Wo have recently received a new stock of Brooms which you
will find to be up-to-date lxth in quality and price.
Also New Mince Meat just in, Atmore's Keystone, which
you know is very fine, 10c per pound.
We carry everything kept in a Grocery store, and will be
glad to have sonic of your orders.
Respectfully,
McOehee k Willis,
Broad St Grocers. Phone 137
Inew bbl. corned beef,
3 JUST OPENED.
2 8wect Pickled Peaches, 80o per quart.
2, ' Assor ed Mangoes 30c per quart,
a Standard 8 lb Tomatoes 10c per can.
t Stanlsrd 2 lb Corn 10c, S for 25c.
,', Loose Olives 40o per quart.
Attmore's Pure Minoe meat lOo per lb.
Nabob Pancake Flour, 10c per package.
Hoover's Old Homestead Pancake Flour 10c package.
,' ; We want joiu business and are telling yon goods for less
than any other house in the city. Thanking yon for past far-
ore rod trusting to receive a share of your future bminess, I am
JJ.Lr. Yours to please, 1 2J
Wholesale and
; s
Tsstssitttstilj
"'tljeirt is ot-ay better remedy for
htadache lata , these powdets. - They
Bsyer fall to relieve, .'" and sold only
t rsvlf pwnrlptlou Pharra j :
t
Wholeaale
aft Retail
Grocer,
71DBroat Hi,
in our selections of Fall and Winter
apparel, and this has been attested
liy the approval of many men of
fashion who have visited our store
during the past week and made
their purchases.
We want your
approval now.
We want you to come in and see the
new season's styles and make your
selection while the stock is new and
fresh come in to-morrow mornin ,
While we have both Suits and
Overcoats at a great variety of
prices, we want you to note particu
larly the especially large collection
cf e ach which we have marked
$15.
If you compare the qualities and
and stylo with others you will find
tliein equal to any sold elsewhere
at 1S.
City Lumber Co.
H. Front eft Kden Hi.
JS.
V o-
Retail Qrocer,
Mea
BROO
Cor. Broad & Hancock Ota. - '
' i e . . . .:t ' i " e.-:4 ' v. f ;
V ' preacrtpaoM it Dttls.
: Davta'iTmcrlpUoa ITaarmacy
Specialty e prescriptions. Frowi t
sad earefol atteniloa la given f
Only the best drugs arelc: l T. i
prices are reasonable, Ben J y q;i
tobeflUod.