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UTLEY SURRENDERS.
Claims Escaped From Jail Unassisted.
$1,000 Reward For His Capture.
Special to Journal.
Faybttevillk, Feb. . Edward Utley
the escaped murderer of Hollinsworlh,
surrenderee! Thursday ulght to farmer
McGirt, at Wakulla, Robeson county,
and came here today with McOIrt.
Utley saya he escaped from Jail, unas
sisted, spent mo it i f his tlmi In the
ewampB, nd.1 ha 1 bou; lit a borso from
McGirt, when he sur ordered.
J. J. Bailer U ciSerlng for the ncit 30
days, heavy doul ,e breoatcd fleeced line
underwear at Kti, heavy ribbed under
wear Km:. A I, winter goo Is at some re
'diictlon. Fresh nod p'ckled I'eef Tripe 5c at J
It Parker Jr.
Irc-Quin.
Tho greatest tonic and bnlldcr known.
Knocks malarial condillonj every time,
formula submitted to your physician.
Guaranteed by Duffy's Pharmacy.
Extra line Western Lamb at Oaks
Market.
Freeh I'ork SauBage 121o lb at J. R.
Parker Jr.
Inflamed Eyes'
Inflamed eyes, especially if accom
panied with a dull ache over the eyes or
about, and drowsiness after closs work
or reading are - a sure sign of defective
vision, which may or may not be mani
fest to you, and imposes a severe tai on
the nerves and muscle i of the eycs.glais
es are the remedy and practically make
the eyes perfect. Special study and the
proper instruments make It possible to
fit a child as well as an adult. Can be
found In the old Duffy stand,
J. O. BAXTER
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HRANfjn OFFICE
A B, Baxter & Co.,
Commission
Brokers.
Stocb, tttoii.Graiii & Moos
17 Craven Street,
, Phone 238 f, KEWBtRH, JL O.
r MftlnUrtloe; erBroadway.'New York."
ModerUOrXlW..!xceDMtiservion.
Private wire to Hew York. - v
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' HifRtex pasta iiik mnm snereaciu eei-
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i Borated'i&'tPerfumed
11. V . it
a , si vvvrx 'o ruAuuAux
'lift W4 5 fU
While In Beauforlb lur l6 stop 1al
the Kuoll Hone. rirst-Clasl' Board.
a ton i for tNTi-ltnr peopio, .ruoiiug
aidbnni'nganexoelleiii Tsmwtl-.5'
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CUnOTITUTE
FRIDAY'S LEGISLATION.
Respect to Congressman Moody.. Wilson
Dispensary Bill. Reclassification
of Pensioners. Insuring
Lives of Infants.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, February 0. The House
adopted resolution In respect to the
memory of Congressman Moody, whose
death was announced.
Bills passed leaving to a vote of the
people of Wilson, whether a dispensary
shall be established there. To restore
local self gorernmant to Pi rqnlmans
county. To shorten the time of notice
of publication from six to four weeks.
In the Senate bills were Introduced
to Increasepenslons for Confederate sol
diers and .their widows and reclassify
pensioners.
Nearly all the session was devoted to
special orders. Justice's .bill was up rt
qulrlng railways to give warning of ap
proach of trains by ringing boll or blow
ing whistle, when ever person Is seen
on track. The bill was finally referred
to the .Judiciary committee. The bill
passed amending charter of Jackson
ville. Gov. Aocock sent In a report of the
State University wtth Its trustees re
quest for 39,000 for permanent Improve
ment. Senate bill making the Insuring
of lives of Infants unlawful, was tabled.
In the House bills were Introduced
Incorporating Haisell and Hamlin, Mar
tin connty; to give Justices of peace
Jurisdiction in cases of carrying conceal,
ed weapons; to permit persons travel
ing In the Interest of duoatlon to use
free passes; to authorize county com
missioners to fix the salary of chairman
of board.
vrftf liars o
are Warranted 2100 Linen and will S
outwear the average 15o Collara. m
Made in every shape.
"There's always something new1 m
for bojera at the Toggery Shop." q
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HABERDASHER,
Splint lor "use in
grates and stoves,' arid
best quality Bitumi
nous .for all .' .steam
purposes.
f,Oafc ASh' arid ttne,
; :ompt delivery, h f
;iiomter& COt
1 " ' . P 'A ir C
vrnvcit nt,
vBRAbHAll'S IMPROVED AHTt
BIUOUB rULS Are maVore's tnllde
ana snoeteneethr remedy for a slurMab
liver tot sTlsorr of Dt dtgnetlve tract
Jnelly. .They remove tmparttle from
the blood and elearnp tlie sallow com
plexion often swm tn -peTeotif suffeiin
from llrer or bowel dis'v Trli e
por bv, f " ' lov d- i f'-r r
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Goal
C i. , -.v a- .a it-1
CHinOR BILL
Mill People Expected ' to Oppose
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State patomologUt fladt Sm Jose
Seal. Trinity College Wbrary
Opening. - State Guard
Convention. Reward .
For TJt
ley. Ri leiqh, February 6. Stat Labor
Commissioner, Varner, was interviewed
today regarding the Child Labor law.the
first hearing on which was had yester
day before the Senate and House com-
mttteea. Mr. Varner was asked whether
he thoueht a labor bill would pus. He
roplted, "I think so. I feel more hopeful
than I did last night. The mill will
make a desperate fight against any law.
think this is united action on the part
of the mill men, and through the organ'
Izatlon they have. They oppose any leg
lslatlon because they say it is an entering
wedge. The sentiment of the State is
greatly In favor of a conservative law
regulating this matter."
In the oourse of an Interview today
with Franklin Sherman, the State ento
mologist, who has Just returned from an
Inspection of orchards. He was asked if
there was much Sin Jose scale In the
State. He replied; "There Is plenty of
scale so far as I now know, It exists 'n
about 80 different localities, on about
150 premises, and on something like 60,
0)0 trees. Peaches tare most affec'.el;
pplcs next. I know of Bcale In three
localities west of the Blue Ridge, these
being, HlUsboro, Waynesvllle and Mica
found plenty of scale la the Hughes
Peach orohard of 4,000 trees near Greene
boro; I also found scale pretty nearly
everywhere In the vicinity of Ellenboro
and Shelby; As I have said It Is pretty
evenly distributed over theHlate."
The formal opening of the Trinity
College Library at Durham, the gift of
Mr. J. B. Dnke, of New York, takes
place February 23rd. Hon. Armlstead
Burwell, of Charlotte makes the presen
tation address; President John C. Kllgo,
the address of acceptance; Mr. Walter H
Page, Editor of the World's Work, of
New York, the dedicatory address. The
exercises occur In Craven Memorial
Hall at 8 p. m. and will be followed by a
reception.
The total amount of reward for Ed
ward L. Utley, the murderer of Hollint
worth at Fayettevllle, Is made $1,000 by
the 400 which Governor Aycock of
fers.
Every company and division In the
State Guard will be represented here at
the Officers Convention next week.
Great Interest la manifested In the New
National MlUtla Law. The Illustrations
of the new uniforms for the army,whlcL
later on will be those for the volunteers
also, have been received by the Adjutant
General.
Lawyers generally appear to endorse
the bill ot Senator Webb giving Judges
power to limit the length of speeches by
counsel, exeept In trial of Capitol case.
The Raleigh bar has formally endorsed
the bill.
Hotel Bill Liability to Guests.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, February 6. The Hotel bill
will be reported favorably to the Senate
tomorrow. It limits the ' liability . of
guests to f 100, antes an Inventory of
article Is farnUhed, :
' TritwiaA t1ffwr Hwr.'
Wlllinn Qalan of Marlee r ith a cone.
panlon were Ina 1maTf 'boat on New
River Thursday and were overturned off
Cedar Point.. When the boat upset (he
men managed to get on the upper part,
Mr Qulnn eonoluded to try 16 iwlm
aahore s he felt confident be would te
able to do It. The water was rough
with a tlff wind blowing,' and lhe'tak
wonld bar been a <&o$letO for ea
rxpert , swlaimer and. the rlyn U.,Try
wide at that point v V Qnlu. h be-
for rOaeetBg share wkUe aWocopankn
wm ' aavedl ' the besw f rifted sAore
after a Vejiiu",f e
J -li'iTi'a ,-! ant fvU
. ' TM ton na IluwkH. ,,
. Tha .Iflaa of a lun anahoa . cxertad
tremendous Influence la the biatacy bd
reign of Henry ,7U. of England. Aft
er the fall Aihe jAolem the papacy
prepared overture of reoonclllarion eo
favorable o the king that be coperoded
to accept tUcm, j A representative ,w
senj com ,uom ,wvn ue oispatcnea.
and. Whea only a' dy Journey from
Calais tn horse cert s sbee.anaeU
lame; '.As ;lh'.borseT was a favorite
animal' "ttiA mpuommw tint arming tA
jwralt fof a day, rather than, take tbe
cnanoes or losing ue nerae. J, ne jmvx
,flay the Jounwy was resumed and loo
flori wn jreacbod. . to find - that Henry
that ,Btty..had ' Jeen WrrleoV to, Jane
Seymour, a rrotcrtnnt. that Ann bad
been "beheaded, .the' day beforeand all
btM of a reconcUlatlott sral lotT Tb
meeeengqr was a day too late, and the
borseabo bad cbangod the bent of the
nation' blrtory. .. ' ( . . .-, ' -
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CASTOniA
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PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Chares, of Greensboro, 6a., and Its Pastor and Elder.
THE day was when men of promi
. nonce hesitated to give their testi
monials to proprietary medicines
for publication. This remain true to
day of most proprietary medicines. But
Peruna has become so Justly famous, its
merits are known to so many people of
high and low stations, that no one hesi
tates to see his name in print recom
mending Peruna.
A dignified representative of the Pres
byterian church In the person of Rev.
E. G. Smith does not hesitate to state
pubUoly that he has used Peruna in his
family and found it cured when other
remedies failed.
Rev. E. G. Smith, pastor of (he Presby
terian church of Greensboro, Oa.,
writes:
"Having used Peruna in my family for
some time it gives me pleasure to testify
to its true worth. My little boy seven
years of age had been suffering for some
time with catarrh of the lower bowels.
Other remedies had tailed, but after
ia king two bottle ot Peruna the trouble
almott entirely disappeared. For this
special malady I consider It well nigh a
speoLflc As a tonio for weak and worn
oqt people it has few or no equals."
REV. E. G. SMITH.
-Hackburn
Has Just Received his
Spring Line of
Gents Dress Shirts
To Sell for
50c & $1.00.
ALSO NEW LINE OF
PATENT SHOES & OXFORDS
Good Value at
Gieat
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PRICES
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WE WILL BELL FOR CASH :
ft lb can Stand. Tomatoes 9 for jtio
2 -rM j : '".TCony V;; .;-25o
Laq'u Cling Tcachosjao Talus, 18o
Ysllov Mtohw, 20b yaloe -r.iSo
CalkAprioOta, SSo vlBTjil5o
Tomato CaUnp, l5o 'talaei 'fJlh
Heioi Baksd Beau, 15e ni. 121o
Ha Peaches, IOo Yaltw .".'f.- 'J. 8jo
Lima Beans, IOo walae ,? '. file
Com r4 Tdmatoea, IOo talue : to
Oottolene, tOo'vdw -:''j?iH:40o
: 350 , f i . 20o
Oabieai, l5o ralno-"-J;...-; 10o
Boysl Baking Powder, lb 84o
Good Ltiok Baking Powder , , 4xj
REIIEIIBER this ofTcr la for cash only.
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PASTOR
PRAISES PEA,
Mr. M. J. Rossman, a prominent mer
chant of Greensboro, Oa., and an elder
in the Presbyterian church of that pl.n-e,
writes:
"Eor a long time I was troubled with
oatarTh of the kidneys and tried many
remedies, all of which gave mc no relief.
Peruna was recommended to mo by
several friends, and after using a few
bottles I am pleased to say that the long
looked for relief was found anil 1 am
now enjoying better health than I havo
for years. It is certainly a grand medi
cine." M. J. Rossman.
Hon. S. D. McEnery, United States
Senator from Louisiana, says the follow
ing in regard to Peruna:
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbua, O. :
Gentlemen Peruna la an excellent
toale. I have uaed It auffklently to
ay that I believe It to be all that you
claim tor It. S. D. McEnery.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from tho use of Peruna,
write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving n
full statement of your coho and ho will
be pleased to give you his valuable
advice gratis.
' Address Dr. Hartmau, President of the
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
15 00, sell for
Qotagon Soap per sake
4e
Best West India Molasses, gal. 80c
Faney N" P Molaaasri per gal. 85c
Beit Patent Flour per lb " 2fo
8eooad' iVp?: '; ;'-;v t'o
Gs'(Xiftee,'tiMl Wti'ptti 29o
Qaart Jar Jelly, 20o value. -.. 13c
Fresh Rosted Coffee lSorftl.1 11c
25d; 'M9c
Pearllne, 6o tm. '-pj-.y.-
Meal per pock 'YVi;? i iH' 'SOc
With .each" $2 00 purchase ;we
soli 10 pounds of Granulated Sugar
for 60o.
o.
ction
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JIMS
Henty-s Books !
Kooka by G. A. Hen
ty and other writers,
bound in paper, for
Only
10c per Copy.
OWEN . DUNN,
5!) I'OI.MH'K ST.
Tbe Old Reliable
News Si Observer I
ii for Daily Reports
of the
Legislature.
ENNETT'S BOOK STORE. J
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Have You a Cough
Or Sore Throat ?
Duffy's Cough Killer will cure
you. Antiseptic, healing and sooth
ing:. Guaranteed.
DUFFY'S PHARMACY.
VET SI-COLA
At "The Fire I
There was sufficient of this popu
lar drink saved from flro on Monday
night to supply the dealers' needs. The
factory will be in operation In a few
days and then expect more business for
New Bern.
Salad and Cake Plates
MARKED WAY DOWN
, Tbarsiay and Friday
AT
Whitehurst's
45 Pollock Ntv
Phone 228,
I Brooks'
date.
(Watson's Old Stand)
Lunches and Meals served in
first-class style.
OYSTERS, Sandwiches, Salads
and every delacy of the season al
ways on band.
Coca-Cola and all other cool
drinks on tap.
Brooks' Cafe.
NEW BBL. FRESH TRIPE
just opened. Be lb, Pig Feet In vinegar
5c lb, Ploklos 10c do, Pickled Pork 11c
pound.
Dates 10c pkg, Violet Brand 8eeded
Raisins 13c pkg.
Old Fashioned Buckwheat 4c lb.
Fox Kiver Print Butter S'c, f resh El
gin Butter tOc & 85c.
Quaker Oats IOo pkg, Mothers Cats
10c pkg.
Miller & Miller Best Pure Lard I8o lb.
Compound Lard 10c
8 lb can Tomatoes 10c, 8 lb can com
10c. An kinds fresh pkg Cracker.
A lot of Fresh Roasted Coffee. Try a
pound ot our 20o coffee,
Tobaoco, Snuff, Cigars, Cheroots.
M.E. Land &'Co.
Phone 162. 89 Broai fit.
ONION SETS, -white, yello j j
'and Jed yarletiei'jnst rK)eved ! !
;.tnfe conslgnmeBB ot Bprlna-J.'
, . Seeds from Balst, Lapdntb ;v!
, .TerrvJACo. -tM:i-i,.-(iV ',
BRADHAM'S PIIARMA0T : ;
; k, Co. PoUookl MlrMb BtS,'" W"; ;
"JPharmzcy
13 KOW OriCS FOB BUBINK33
v 1 1 h a new stork of- drnr-s snrl now
Fine China.
5
Fresh Pork
Sausage
Just vrii
At J. L. McDame'i's
1 liTvc a IV v nitl!,iii.; of Nice slraiuid II rej at 20c qt.
Fresh lot. On : . i. ll.iclv wli-al,
Clover Kill IVim Hut;, v,
Maiilc Synic vcv OrUnmj and Porto Rico Mol.i&es,
Kvaporatcl l'ci, ;ml Applt-s, l'runef,
Codliah iiii'l Polal'n-,
IVannls,
t'iinned and :;! K (l (ii.ods of all kinds,
Ileiidquail! is f.,r 1' ine Teas mid I'oasted Coffee.
Give iue a i all.
Vi'i:is tn
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NEW BERri
Successors to J.
Our connection with Manufacturers, Im
porters and f"aek"vg makes us Headquarters
on everything- in the grocery line.
We buy in oar lots
bing business.
Try us tor prices
NEW
From 1st Feb.
For a Few Days Onl v. T .! S., J.
Big Moin-y Saver to ;, mi.
LOOK : i.oi'K : :
500 Mens i-'i.Hs at li.iii v.i'..r.
COO pra Heavy I 'ami. xahie " ; I"
350 Hciys Sails at half ali,r.
1500 Mens and I)os ( ai-, - la- : ,
close out at this sail- at !'.' .
475 Mens and Uoy:, M:lrl-..
1 00 your choice at tin , .ale a .
50 do. Mens Sii..;'ailTv '-.-'i
this sale at liijc.
50 doz Ladies, Mens iia-1 L'liil i
closo out at this sale. : l air f I"
750 yanls Talile lini-n, reil aed
must go at this sale at 2-i-.
2500 yanls white, garnet, M. .:
mtre, 50c value, to go at t!i i . a 1c i i
HIIOE9, SHOES, Mlu,
Slices of all kinds and all soi ls to
everybody.
look: i.ooi;i:
We invite the public to attend i'n
the best bargains ever oflen-l,
M F WARREN, ),,.. ...
JIM GA4K1LL, j
75 "Middle SI. next
C.J. McSorley & Cos
n r ini)
OEST
GOOD CONFECTIONERY.
Bo good that the baby can eat lis fill of
It. Whet Is there in pure, delicious con
fectionery to hart either baby, child, or
grown up persons T There are no purer
materials than tho ones we use. There
I bo cleaner way of tnaklog confection
ery than ourr.
j, 'w; wood,
(8nooessor to Foy fc Wood)
3 Practical Ttnntrpx
PUJMBlSfl AND GAS J1THNG
South Frohf FlJSeTTormorly , oooa-
t ?r A -t f .f
VVyyi yJ.' Wi WOOD. .;
MIC
Wk guarftntoed to,!glve. jat
,"'Oan -tfoandXftt.thd shop .on
rinnfi 220. '-. . ;
Piea.io,
IffTlf Wholesale
hi is1
A Retail
LJJy. grocer, S
' mi'
71 Broad Nt'
GROCERY CO.,
A. Parris & Co.
and do Strictly a Job
and be convinced.
BERN GROCERY CO,
1903
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iMt OnUliKiklfl
mi tsUiii stu awm mm -mw mw bbssjbbssj bbsjsj ssssw
WejsV I
S. COPLON.
ii 0 a skill Hdw. Ci ., Kcw Bern, N. C.
Coal and Wood!
Atew cars of the cel
ebrated Thacker lump
Splint Coal. The best
substitute for hard
coal on the market.
Also stoam&Jsmith
ing coal.
The best quality
Oak, Ash, Mixed and
Pine Woof.
Prompt and quick
delivery.
ELUS1C0AL &';W0QD YABD;
Phone 47,
Ther ta Gat: r c'.lon ,
on the Horn tA she man who drint Butt.
Weis beer atlfelon wuh tliet seerv
mtlsraotion with his ui m,i tn
leetlng so Rood afl article t r wliieMfee
Cay so small a price. J 1 1 thlnrf t
are abont ihs tons, t i we f t
foqaoassl!,
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