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NEW BIBS, Hi C, TUESDAY M0BNIH6, JANUARY 13, 1903.
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Will . IWeet Alt
Competition
In Embroider? and Laces,
fl act Everything
Goods Line.
We have Nice, Warm Blankets for these cold nights: 38
An All Wool 10-4 Blanket at $3 50. 3j-
Comforts at $1 25 to $3 60. 5K
Bed Spreads at 75o to $5 00. W.
10-4 Sheets at 65o and 60o. 3K
10-4 Sheets, Hemstitched, at 70c. JK
Hemstitched Pillow Cases,
Hemstitched Bolster Case,
NEW BERN GROCERY CO.,
Successors to J. A. Parris & Co,
fJiOLES
Our connection with Manufacturers, Im
porters and backers makes us Headquarters
on everytnmg m tne grocery line.
We buy in ar lots and do Strictly a Job
bing business.
Try- us tor prices and be convinced.
NEW BERN GROCERY CO.
BKANl.'ll Oi KlCE
A. B. Baxter & Co.,
Commission
Brokers.
Stocks, CoiioD,Graifl & ProvisioDs
17 Craven Street,
l'honn 23:1 NEW BE UN, N. C.
MainCflice, (11 Ijroailway, New York.
Moderate moi-gins Eicellent service
Private Vf ires t"'w York
lliglio-1. banking and mercanlile ref
erences. Coal.
Splint ior use in
grates and stoves, and
best quality Bitumi
nous for all steam
purposes.
Wood.
Oak, Ash and Pine.
Prompt delivery.
Hottister & Cox
Vven St.
Phone 34.
C.J. McSortey & Co's
HE ADaitARTERS
Wrwdlet, BaUtns,' Apples, Oranges,
Banana, injfaot orerrthini that U takes
: to Mb . oomplett iiock. tot Basts
Ola as. Weltnvlte you to call and rc
; amln euv stock, before bvying. Ou
foodi are fresh and PrloeslLow, - j
Anwayt CrwipJSjmp ' .
-lUqre baby's Cougb or Croup
and do It Safely Mothers endanger their
chUdren'S live by giving them the ordl
ary ooagh syrups. AN WAT'S It made
for children's Coughs and Croup and
(ells for invents a bottle. Try It. Guar,
an toed. -Bold by ALL DBUGaiflT8. -
Confectiont
Store
that Pertains to the f
45 x 36 inch, a 18c.
45 x 72'inch, at 85c.
I TAKE ORDERS KOli
Engraved
Visiting
Cards and
Wedding
InUtaflons
Orders have prompt attention
and work done at lowest prices.
Gtt my prices before ordering.
OWEN . uior,
5tt POLLOCK ST.
TiN TUB8
All Pork Sausage
Just Keceived, 13o lb, 2 lb for 25o.
Dates 10c nkir. A nVin In 9fu in
t ia ' J
-"rob, xw tu, o iui ior zoo.
Old Fashion Buckwheat 4c lb.
Mixed Nnta IRk lh t Ik. OK T
eil Nuta, 12o lb, London Layer Raisins
1 K H. an..
Codfish lOe lb 8 lbs for 36c, Best New
i u nimi izc id.
Fox Rlrer Butter, Loose and Print 85c
II. r in.. .... ..
u, uuuu nuner ouc id.
1 dozen Bars Hnan Me. Vlnamr fi nt
30c gal.
II von are in the h&hlt nf rinwin
wjuee iry 1 id oi our xws Uollee.
Yours for quick delivery.
M. E. Land & Co.
Pbone 162. 69 Broad St.
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Winter Time Vehicles
v oow to t eovildmd. ' To tQ who
fMnlM fth hMtft Oftitftt mAm1m.
practical, most eomfortble and most
unminiraft I or OOIO, atomy and
wet weather, we reeemmead our line of
rockawan.
tWto $100. two seated rockawMs at
200 to tm. We ueomlv the vert beat
material la every department of onr fac
tory, lor the construction of only the
the market.' To east depend oa oar
"nicies oetng ip so now. We are first
bands tor any kind of material for re
pairing and eaa save you money.' Bee
us, - Yuan to Dlease. ,i i , .
O. II.:17ftten ei Hon,
' , rhone"38J; -
W.Broad f!tH Nw Blur, V. 0
Senatorial Deadlock.
Special to Journal.
fUiEiQB, Jan. 18, Senatorial caacni
tonight. Flrat ballot Overman 49, Wat-
ion 84, Craig 80, Can 19, Alexander 8.
Caacoi closed for night, 11th ballot
Overman II, Wateon 89, Craig 86, Carr
1, Alexander 8.
The Foolishness Begins.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Jan. 13. A bill waa waa in
troduced in the Honse today, requiring
railways to erect union passenger de
pot in cltlea and towns entered by two
or more railways; such depots to be com
mensurate with the business of such
railways.
Use Hancock's Liquid Bulphur. for
Eczema, Pimples, Rlngwonn,Dandruff
and sll.skln diseases. For sale'at F. 8.
Duffy's.
J. J. Baxter Is offering for the next 80
days, heavy double breasted fleeoed line
underwear at 85c, heavy ribbed under
wear 85c. All winter goods at some re
duction.
HARL0WE AND K. HARL0WB.
Jan. 8. A happy and prosperous New
Year to you.
We were glad to see In'Harlowe last
week Mr Robert 8 Weeks of Maysvllle
who came to spend a day or two of
Christmas wi'h his parent and friends,
Mr ilerruon W Bell of New Bern rep
resenting the Elm City Lumber Co.,
spent a couple days here negotiating for
ome tracts of lumber.
Miss Ola Long went to Morehead Cl'j
last Wednesday returnd Senday.
Mr and Mrs W Moore and Mist Bessie
Martin of North Harlowe returned last
Friday after a few days stay with rela
tives at Riverdale.
The saddest occasion of the past year
for Harlowe was the announcement of
the death In New Bern of Mrs Z Y Bar-
rldfeton nee Miss Maud E Taylor who
had died at the early age of 19 years she
was brought here last Friday accompan
ied by her husband, father and mother
Mr and Mrs A B Taylor and other rela
ys to her church cemetery where were
gathered a laige number of her many
fiends and relatives where she was form
ally placed In our cemetery to await the
general resurrection In the last day. The
bereaved ones have our sympathies.
Miss Bessie Martin returning from her
home at Qoldsboro stopped over for a
Ight with Mr Joshua Adams enroute to
school at Adams Creek.
Mr Fred Cheeny ihe State Surveyor Is
here and Is doing faithful work he Is a
man that seems to know his business and
that attends to It.
Miss Mary Belle Delemar, who has
been visiting here for a week or so, left
for her home in Beaufort Monday.
Miss Pearl Taylor, who has been visit
ing In New Bern, and Miss Ada Becton,
who spent a few days In Newport last
week, returned last Sunday to be able to
enter their school at Harlowe last Mon-,
day.
Mr. O. O. Bell, of Morehead City made
us a flying visit last week, taking his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Bell, with him.
Mr. A. L. Becton and family of Wln-
throp, spent part of last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Becton.
Mrs. M. K. Bell, we egret to say, con
tinues to be quite sick.
Miss Rosaline Mason left last Friday for
Lonlsberg Female College, where she
goes to finish this session.
The Harlowe academy school, which
Is being taught by Miss Madle Bell, after
a two weeks vacation, opened Jsnasry
5th.
Our sister section. Oak Grove seems
to be moving Itself right on education.
AND SO
She Foard Bow the Coffee Habit Could Be
Easily Left Off.
"My husband had coffee dyspepsia for
a number of years," write a lady from
Dundee, If. T. "Coffee did (not agree
with him a It soured on his stomach
he decided to stop It
"We felt the need of some warm drink
and tried several thing but were soon
tired of them. Finally a friend told me
of the good Poetnm Food Coffee bad
don her family, and I ordered a pa ok-
age from the grocer.
"We have used It for three yean with
splendid result. It agree perfectly with
his stomach sail dyspepsia ha entirely
left him. I And In talking to people who
have nsed Postum aad not liked It that
the reason I that they do not let It boll
long enough. When prepared according
to directions, It raakes a beautiful, clesr
golden brown beverage like the highest
grsoe or. cone u eelor.
, 'W let the- children have Poet am
every morning: and It agree with (hem
sioely and tbejr thrive oa It. I am sure
that If everyone, using : coffee would
obaage to Pestnes that the percentage of
Invalids woald be far less than It is at
present." Nibm given by Postum Co
Battle Creek, MJOh. , . , 4. t i
It I (My to change 1 f rota ooffee to
Postum aad the benefit la so r aad qtlck
forjPostnm b aompoeed only of th
grain Intended by flsrtur for man's tab
slstenoe and It goe to work la Nstnre's
way to correct the disorders caused by
ooffee and rebuild ; the broken down
blood and nerve oells., A tea days' trial
of Postum will pro-re this to th most
skeptical. - ,
Hiss Bertha Bell, and -Messrs. Jas. B
and Nell Becton passed through this
week, the former returning to the Nor-
maL the-Messrs. Becton to enter the
Ktnston high school.
Hiss Bessie Foy opened ber school
here this week.
Mr. John S. Morton was in New Bern
Monday to meet with the board of edu
cation.
JANUARY PROCEEDINGS
Board County Commissioners. Bonds of
County Officials Filed. Jurors
February Term Court.
CONTINUED FROM SUNDAY'S ISSUE.
On motion the report of Dr N H
Street, County Bupt. of Health, was ac
cepted aid ordered filed.
The Ccmmlssloners proceeded to draw
a jury for the February term of Civil
court to lehild on the 8d Monday be
fore the 1st Monday In March, It being
the 9th dty of February 1903.
The following names were drawn:
No. 1 township E F Adams, O H
D Daugherty, Jas W White.
No. 8 township Hugh Lane.
No. 5 township J H Qrover.
No 6 township M M Williams.
No. 7 township H C Wood,
O B
Latham, 0 C Oumbo, J S Basnlght.
No. 8 township W H Biiihop, O
Harks, Chas E Case, T B Kehoe, C M
Hcllwain, Oeo N Ives, Samuel Par
sons.
On motion the application of W A
Cleve and T S Jackson to retail liquor In
Vanceboro, was tabled. Commissioners
Richardson, Brown and Wadsworth vo
ting Aye. Commissioners Jones and
Baxter voting no.
On motion Board took recess until I p
m.
Board met at 2 p m pun nant to re
cess. 1 resent commissioners, Jones,
Baxter, Brown.
Ham'l. Howard, presented liU bond for
Wood Inspector which upon being ex
amined by the County Attorney ae to
It legal form and by the Commissioners
as to the sureties thereof was accepted
and ordored filed and recorded. All
commissioners voting for same.
Ordered that properly of Oliver Wind
sor be reduced from $'250 to $150 on ac
count of error.
Ordered by the Board that the Chair
man and Commissioner Baxter are ap
pointed a committee, with power to act,
In reference to the lease held by Mr.
Turner on the property recently pur
chased from the Trustees of the Acade
my, by the County.
The regular monthly Mils were al
lowed.
Ordered that J B Gardner furnish
Furney Pollard, supplies to the extent
of $1.10 per month.
Ordered by the Board that the delin
quent tax payers are ordered to appear
at the next meeting of this Board, It
being the 1st Monday In February 1903,
anil show cause, if any they have, why
thslr property should not be listed for
taxation and why they should aot be
charged a double tax on same.
Oa motion Board adjourned.
OEO B. WATERS,
Clk. Bd. Co. Com.
CASTOR I A
For Inata and Children.
?he M You Bare Always Bought
Bear the
Signature of
JEWELRY JOTTINGS.
SVartj or diamonds are the prevailing
tnuimoritatlon on the richest back and
aide corahs.
A fiancee ring Ig a diamond cut heart
ebape, wttli n lluy true lover's knot of
briUlouta above it
Fob and chains of leather, with gold
mountings, ire presented Id fresh and
attractive designs. ,
A bracelet of chrysoprnso en cabo
cbon, connected with gold links, caier
to the fancy for all thing green.
Single itrluge-of round beads for th
neck come In coral whlte, pink or red),
in llvor, gold, amber, turquoise,
clirysopra and artificial penr. Jew
elers' Circular-Weekly.
NEWPORT.
The M, E. Church Oat of Debt. And
Saloon flan Defeated.
Jan. 10. Th Boas Party at Carteret
Lodg, consisting of Hr. B.N. Duke's
family and some of their friends, hv
returned to their home.
Km. Hr. Giles and wife have returned
from Washington.
Dr. Bander wai bore last week to
mart tMc teacher, HI Btalaback, of
Welaoa. ;
Th Mayor of Morehead, Mr, Ob.
Well, was th gnest Of Ren Mr. Ode
Fridays ' '
' Aa Aad Temperance man hare, ud
Horhd City for fals arrt ' More-
head won. .1 !-., :. .!
A special train brought Mr. t)lU her
Friday to attend eat acalnst th rail
road. .-"r; V"--.
Th debt oti the proaage, before
apokea . of, U at last paid. , Mr. W. 8.
Bell handed la ah mortgage cancelled,
at th dinner glrw by tit pastor to th
Uwards of Newport Charon, wedn-
Rev. If. M. Journey I la the town.
BLOOD JIMOtlRS
Skin Humours, Scalp Humours,
Hair Humours,
Whether Simple Scrofulous or
Speedily Cured by Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Pills,
When All Other Remedies and
Best Physicians Fail.
COMPLETE TREATMENT, $1.00.
In the treatment of torturing, disfig
uring, itching, scaly, crusted, pimply,
blotchy and scrofulous humours of the
ekln, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even
the most obstinate of constitutional hu
mours, such as bad blood, scrofula, In
herited and contagious humours, with
loss of hair, glandular swellings, ulcer
ous patches in the throat and mouth,
ore eyes, copper-colored blotches, as
well as bolls, carbuncles, scurvy, sties,
ulcers and sores arising from an Im
pure or Impoverished condition of the
blood, yield to the Cuticura Treatment,
when all other remedies and methods
fail.
And greater still, If possible, Is the
wonderful record of cures of torturing,
disfiguring humours among Infants and
children. The suffering which Cuti
cura Soap and OintmentTiave alleviated
among the young, and the comfort
they have afforded worn-out and wor
ried pareuts, have led to their adoption
In countless homes as priceless cura
tives for the skin and blood. Infantile
and birth humours, milk crust, seal1
head, eczema, rashes and every form oi
Itching, scaly, pimply skin and scalp
humours, with loss of hair, of Infancy
and childhood, are speedily, perma
nently and economically cured when
all other remedies suitable for children,
and even the best physicians, tail.
MASONIC OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only.
Thursday, Jan. 15th,
The Folks Up
Willow Creek
Interpreted by FRANK DAVIDSON
and bis Famons Company,
Illuminated by
1000-SQUARK YDS. OF MAO 10C0
NIFICENT SCENERY.
PRICES 25c, 50c, 75c. Reserved seats
on sale at Waters Wednesday Jan. 14
To Friends
and Patrons.
I have moved my place of business to
the Smallwood Building, corner of South
Front and Craven Streets, and will be
pleased to serve yo as in the past
Thanking you for past favors I remain
Yours truly,
R. SAWYER,
TAILOR. ;
I PEPSI-COLA
HEALTHFUL AND
INYIQORATINO.
Cures Nervousness, Relieves Ex
haustlon. Promotes Digestion. T
5c.
AT SODA rOUVTAINB.
FOR 10 DAYS
We will sell a lot ol
Cambric and
Nainsook
Embroideries
AT
33ipercent.Dis.
D.F.JARVIS,
'. iftf POLLOCK ST.
Boarding House,
' r : ' J. It Ward, Prop., :
MATaTOLE, -. - K. tt"
All of the convenience usually found
In a first class boarding house, ' Good
rbl and Careful Attention..!" Bate
$1 00 per day, . Special attention paid to
travoling men, , ... , :. - ,., . ;
Iresh
New Crop Now Orleans Molasses.
Fresh Elgin and Fox River Print Butter just received.
Smalt Breakfast Strips only 15 lh. Kingatns Reliable
California IJams 12c lb.
I have a fow Nice London Layer Raisins left from Christ
mas trade which jou may have for 10c lb.
Mixed Nuts all new 15o lb.
Tobacco users will find my stook complete all grades from
25c to $1 25 per lb. If jou use tobacco I can please you.
Tours to Please,
a.
'Phone 01.
Will
pEW BBL CORNED BEEF,
s
just oriLi:i.
Sweet Tickled Peaches, 30o per quart.
Assor'.ed Mangoes 30c per quart.
Standard 3 lb Tomatoes 10c per can.
Stanjsrd 2 lb Corn 10c, 3 for25c.
loose Olives 40c per quart.
Attmore's Pure Mince meatMOc'perlb.
Nabob Pancake Flour, 10c per package.
Hecker's Cld Homestead Pancake Flour 10c package.
We want your business and are selling you goods for less
than any other house in the city. Tlianing you for pist fav
ors md trusting to receive a share of your future bnsincss, I am
Yours to please,
J. PAKKEE, Jr.,
Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
PHONE 69. Cor. Broad 3k Hancock Nf.
4
Stop ! Look ! ! Listen ! ! !
To what we have to say. We have the goods,
we have the prices. Do you ever think abont it?
LOOK-250 prs Mens Psnts, worth $1 25, now
79c. SPEOIALl SPECIAL 1 1
20 Mens Salts worth $7 50 for $8 98 sait.
25 ' 10 50 - for 8 24
20 " " " 15 00 - for 9 78 "
50 Overcoats in all colors and styles at your price
iw prs mns woraiag rats worth SI XO
125 " " Heavy Wool " " 1 50
yoar choice t this lot for $1 18.
1C0 prs Mens Fine Pants worth $ 50 to $5
$2 98.
500 Suits Chiidrens Clothing at half price.
Big Remnant Bale in Dress Goods at half
500 yards Calicos worth 5c and 6c for 8c.
800 yds Bleaching 80 in. worth So A So for
One lot Sheeting worth So to close at Bio.
Big line Pants Goods from 12c to 88o yd.
Big Assortment of Bhoes at lowest prices.
We are glad we are pleasing the people
city and surrounding country, we are glad
get bargains for oar customers.
Tours truly,
S. GOPLON
76 Middle St. out to GaiklU Hdw. Co., New Bern, N. C
It's a Cinch"
that you will drink no other beer after
trying our Prospect Co's Budweis Lager
Beer. It oosts no more than any other
reer, ana were is no otner beer so good.
Why shouldn't you drink the best, when
you can get It Just a easily as Inferior
beer? It the best for your healtb.your
oomiort ana your pocketbook.
J. F. Taylor,
NEW BERN, N. O.
The National Bank of New Berne
Annual leetinf.
Th annual meeting of th stockhold
ers of this Bank, for the election of ft
Directors, aad the transaction of took
other buslneu, a may com before
them, wIU b held at tbctrbanktnf aoM
on th lud Tudy ef Jaaaary being
th 18th dsy of January 100$,
Tie poll wUlbe opened at 1$ .o'clock
m. to k closed at 1 p. a. ' "t x '
NW Bern, N. Oh Dm th,llKa,' v
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.,-.'vU'- ': : : Otahief. :
Perk
IEL,
Wholesale
A Betoil
rHM?er,
71 Kr,l Hi
for 7c.
to $2 50
00 for
price.
4c.
of this
we can
Coal and Wood !
A tew cars of the cel
ebrated Thacker lump
Splint Coal. The best
substitute for hard
coal on the market.
Also steam smith
ing coal.
The best quality
Oak, Ash, Mixed and
Pine Wood.
Prompt and; quick
delivery.
ELLIS' COAL & WOOD YARD,
Phone 47. ' Union Point.
1 MMMM
We can furnish
. ' .-nil
: you with aU hinds
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