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VWW BIRI, ;,qH'8DHDAI MORIIItf,'lIBKUiBY 15 1903.
TWENTY FIRST YEAR
TOLMX-HO. 171
WHERE "?
ii At
WHAT IS THAT ?
I It's the Royal Worcester
Bon Ton Long
n una uulu urttue, xuriu turn vum
j tort.
See our Display of Jewelry, we hare Waist Pins, Belt
3? Tins, Waist Sets, Gibson Blouse Sets and Sash Pins.
jK Waist Bags and Chateline
fl All New and Up-to-date.
f John Dnn,
Gtocef
I'egs to call ihe attention of the
( omplete ' Lock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
6. very steamer is bringing in some delicacy to be added to
his stock.
A share of your trade is solicited. Yoar orders will re
receive careful attention and a PROMPT DELIVERY.
All orders small or large will be appreciated.
I JOHN
Gfoce,
Phone 74.
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co.,
Successors to Gaskill Hdw. Co. and J. G. Fnlford Supply Go.
HARDWARE! 78 Middle St MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven St
Pbone 147. Phone 816.
Keep a full snpply of Builders Material, Bath, Door, Blinds, Obit, Faints,
Oils, Varnish, Lime, Cement, Store and Ranges and everything kept in a first
class hardware store,
A fall line of Railroad, Steamboat and Hill Supplies, Engine, Boilers, Pul
leys, Shafting, Gearings, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Wrenches, Bolts, Nats, Iron,
Belting, Packing, Hose, Etc.
Having consolidated the two hoases we are prepared to furnish High Quality
goods at Very Low Prices. Thanking the
future patronage we are, loan truly,
Gasiill Hardware and
JOSEPH GASKILL.
P. A.
Great Reduction
pr!ces nb mm
WE WILL SILL
3 lb can Stand. Tomatoes 8 for 26c
2 " Corn, . 26o
Lemon Cling Peaches,26o value, 18c
Yellow Peaches, 20c value 15o
al. Apricots, 26o value 16o
Tomato Catsup, 15o value Qo
Heinz' Baked Beans, 15c val. 12Jo
Pie Peaches, 10c value 8io
Lima Beans, 10c valne 81c
Com and Tomatoes, 10c valne Sic
Oottolene, 60o, Value 40o
a 26V 20c
Oatmeal, l6o valu ' 10c
ooyai Diiiuug jrowutr, f iu c
Good Luok Baking Powder 4o
KEMEMBER this offer Is for cash only. "
Archbell
76 Broad
.-v- -' .Inflamesl Eyert,'
, , Inflamed ye, especially If acootn
panted with a doll ache om lb tyw or
about, aad drowstoot after eloM Work
at nadlog art sure tlga.of difeetrrt
t tvaa mva aaasa ya ismbj uv ipv mmmr
tMt to too. IM liDPOMt ft tevtrt tax oa
lb ttrtvi ftftd ocIe of Iht mt,clatM-
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a i vaiiu w WfH ' sjh MUUlle VUi W
foaiid lo tht oM Duffy ttand,
III
Hip Corset.
Bags at 26c, 60c, 76a and $1.
Housekeepers to his Fine and-;
DUNN,
!
4
POLLOCK ST.
4fc
trade for past favor and soliciting your
Hill Supply Crapy,
WILLI8.
JOK 0. FULFORD.
FOR CASH :
Octagon Soap per cake
Best Weak India Molasses, gal. 80o
Fancy N O Molasses per gal. 86p
Best Patent Flour per lb 2io
Second - 8c
Can Coffee, 86c valne for 29o
Qaart Jar Jelly, 20e valne , 12c
Fresh Roate4 Coffee lie vaL lie
: 250 16c
" ' 200 17c
Pearllne, 6c value -v" ..' 4o
Heal per peak- . v , 20o
With estc p 00. purchase we
ell 10 poanai of Granulated Sogar
it
' ZxiiM.
517 IS t)!3 ?
,V:
For the Next Two Weeks 1
will giro Vila each 80 Tablet a
'?-v A-FaiiBy Lead Pendl -J"'-'
;;-f "r-'-wiiji rutben; :V'
IIE1IE1IB2II this last until
Fcb'ySSth. " -TJ j
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IXegLstrairs Xoflees.,
. TaC Registralloa' books for the First
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 8th day of
March 1903, at City Hall for the regis
tration of voters at an election upon the
question of a subscription by the City
of New Bern to the stock of Pamlico,
Oriental and Western Ballrosd Com
pany, and wQl be kept open by me at
said place each week day from date to
aad Including Saturday the 16th day of
March 1903 . from the hours of eight
o'clock a. m. to sis o'clock p. m.
R. R. BILL,
' Registrar
February 14th, 1908.
The Registration books for Second
Ward will be opened by me at; eight
o'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903, at Court House for the reg
istration "of voters at an election Upon
the question of a subscription by the
City of New Bern to the stock of Pam
Uoq, Oriental and Western Railroad
Company, and will be kept open by 1
at said place each week day from said
date to and Including the 16th day of
March 1903, from the hours of eight
o'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m.
D. F. FOY,
Registrar
February 14th, 1908.
The Registration- books for Third
Ward will be . opened by me at eight
p'clock a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903 at Street's stable for the re
gistration of voters at an election upon
the question of subscription by the
City of New Bern to the stock of Pamli
co, Oriental and Western Kailroad Com
pany, and will be kept open by me at
aid place each week day from date to
and Including Saturday the 16th day of
March 1903 from the hours of eight
'clock a. m. to six o'clock p. m.
. E. 8. BTREET,
Registrar,
February 14 1903.
The Registration hooks for Fcurth
Ward will be opened by me at eight
I'dook a. m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903, at Hargetts Shop for the
registration of voters at an election
upon the question of a subscription
by the City of New Bern to the stock of
Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad
Company, and will be kept open by me
said place each week day from said
date to and Including Saturday the 16th
day of March 1903, from the hours of
eight o'clock s. m, to six o'clock p. m..
D. 8. JONES,
Registrar.
February.
The Registration books for Fifth
Ward . will be opened by - me at eight
o'clock a m. on Friday the 6th day of
March 1903, at McCarthy's for the regis
tration of voters st an election npon the
question of a subscription by the City of
New Bern to the stock of Pamlico,
Oriental and Western Railroad Company
and will be kept open by me at said
place each week day from said' date to
aad Including Saturday the 16th day of
March 1903, from the hours of eight
o'clock a. m. to six o'olock p. m.
C. J. MCCARTHY;
Registrar.
February 14 1903.
The Registration books for Sixth
Ward will be opened by me at eight
o'clock a. m, on Friday the 6th day of
starca isus, ai ttosgn ana Jtteeay noox
aad Ladder House for the registration of
voters at an election npon the question
of a subscription by the Olty of New
jsera to ue stoea or ramnoo. oriental
aad Western Railroad Company, - and
will be kept open br me at said place
eaen wane oay uom oat to ana includ
ing Beiuranr tn iwn aay ot Karen isus,
rrom taa nours or want o'clock a. m. to
six o'olock p.m. 1.
Registrar.
February, 14th 1908.
ST0LB WATCH AND BICYCLE"
A Megre Gets Himself la Trouble Through
Misappropriation. ,
About a month age 4 boat captain, Q.
CChanneV reported at the Otty- Hall
that his wch had bees stolen and gave
Chief Harget a, minute description Of
ab Urns piece, the Inslds, and outside
aumbers, the initials engraved and
other feature.7 , :- '
i Friday a negro, named Nellson wm ar
rested for -the theft of a bicycle from
Capt, Knpetrlek, of the tut- boet.Golds
boro. The wheel was found In hU nossts
siosu - r-r-iziy
BwM ; learned that he' had sold a
watch to a man Up town and ufoa team
tng the ' name of the man to whom he
sold U aa ameer ascertained that It Wat
the same Watch which Was reported
stolea bt Capt, ChaauelV'iiH ira
. ITellsosv admitted, having sold ' ihs
saaa the watch batsayshe founlltjhe
also tried to tall twp ,or: three other
stories about his oouneotlon wlthths
watch but . the Mayor, thought the evl
denoe against him was so strong that be
put him under f 100 bead for his sppear-
aaeela Court' J?..
The stolen Watch Is how at the police
station awaiting 1U owner. , ; -,
'lci&r6riK
Pot Ixf r.ts and C: ::.!rca.
furs t'
SOME REVENUE CHARGES.
SoBvenlrs For Hall of History. Cruelly to
" Convicts Report. Telegram, of
Condolence Engagement
' - k Announced.
Balelgh, Febraary 14. The Joint com
mittee on finance today reported the
revenue bill to the House, There are
some changes of the bill of 1901. . Most
or tnese nave already oeen reierrea to.
The last changes made were In what is
known as the merchants' purchase tax,
This Is fixed by the committee -at 40 cta
on the $1,000 up to 860,000, 25 cts. up to
880,000, and 80 eta. above the. Utter fig
ure. The privilege on dispensaries Is
put np 8 per cent on gross receipts; on
distilleries a license tax ranging from
825 to $200; on retail liquor dealers $150
for each 6 months, wholesale dealers
$200, and beer dealers exclusively $50;
druggists selling liquor $25 annually in
stead of $50. The tax on photographers
is made $5. Persons can sell wine of
their own manufacture at the place of
manufacture In quantitllies of not lees
thsn one gallon and brandy In original
packages not less than 5 gallons. One
half of the liquor taxes will go to the
State Treasury, the other half to the
school fund.
Today there was received and placed
In the Hall of History as a loan from
MrsJE Tornbull of Littleton some
highly valued souvenlers of that most
distinguished' North Carolinian, Natha
niel Macon, her great grandfather. These
relics are a silver ladle and candle stick
and two books with his autograph. The
State has had up to this time no relic of
this great man.
The sub committee of the legislative
committee on the penitentiary has prac
tically ooacluded its examination Into
the charges of Cruelty to convicts, and
will make Its report aa soon as Its steno
grapher has written out his otes. The
investigation has been very complete.
It Is said that the maker of the charges
stated that his witnesses did not testify
as strongly when their testimony was
given as they did in the affidavits, which
he had secured previously.
It Is expected that during the coming
week night sessions of the legislature
will begin. 8o far that body has kept
up with Us work exceedingly well.
Oov. Aycock sent to Mrs. J. L. M.
Ccrry at Ashevllle the following tele
gram: "I beg to convey to you In behalf
of North Carolina the sympathy of all
her people With yon In the death ot Dr.
Curry. A friend of humanity, having
completed his work, rests from his la
bors.''
Mr. Fred C. Olds, formerly of Raleigh
and a son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Olds Is
to be married in the spring at Waco,
Texas, his present home,to Miss Florence
Walton Baker, of that city.
Settled Again.
Special to Journal.
New York, February 14.-The Venc
znelan quarrel has been settled, the pro
tocol signed by the poweis and the
blockade will be raised at once.
BIG VALENTINE BUSINESS.
Cupid's Little Messengers Make Entrance
To Many Homes.
Anyone who ssys that the custom of
sending Valentines Is a back number,
doesn't know what he Is talking about.
In the local trade the Valentin market
was cleaned out and postofflce officials
ssys it was the biggest Valentine day
ever known. .
There were more of the large artistic
creation than ever while the miserable
little eomlo held Its own very well
APPETITE COAXING.
Rob Recessarr Whca Proper Food-Is
Used.
Coaxing pp an appetite Is bard work
aad unnecessary when a little thought
I given to scientific feeding. T ;
Fill the stomach with the wrong stuff
and It is not long before the palatal too
Is affected and area the sight of-food is
nauseating. Stomach and nervous (lis
of all kinds soon come and the body t
left without nourishment. '-'. .. ,
Then take on Grape-Nuts for a few
days and see the dlff renoa, lEatlng Ja
ao longer a duty bat a delight, for "the
food is mad of 4h proper grains pre
pared In a natural, sdeatuo masqer, and
tht flavor la delicious. The ease of a
ichoolma'am of Cedar Mills, Minn Is
interesting. She wrlteti JI used to go
without lunch many a day, not finding
It tasty. a eouseqoenee I usually had
severe headache before the afternoon
session wet over -end felt, nervous and
erosirT ,, , " V
Mlhad almost onolodedvio. give ap
teaching oa this aeoout when a Mend
Induced me to try Giape-Nots. I will
say frankly I did not ear for It at first
but tried It two or three time and then
found myself beginning to enjoy the
crisp nutty flavor. . , ... r -'.
"The food has changed the order of
my life. I carry l for lunch every diy
now. . The color has come back to my
cheeks and ltps and I have no more
headaches or nervous r--'.
",Vy body is full V,f t jr a 1. new
!!'. snir'er ' ' i t '"''! r 1! row
Notice Bids Wanted.
Bids are hereby asked for to furnish
provisions for Inmates of County Home
and other County poor till first meeting
m Jan 1W4. -
Bids to be made" for rations per day
ana to be submitted to the Board of
Commissioners at their regular meeting
first Monday In March, all bids must be
sealed and sent to me.
Rations required for twenty Inmates
81 days as follows;
310 lbs best side meat
810 " best bolted meal.
810 " best floor.
15 gals best syrup or molasses.
40 lbs fresh pork 4 weeks.
40 ""test beef 4 '
40 u best kit lard.
40 " good washing soap.
6 " Granulated sugar.
8 pk yeopon.
10 lbs best rice.
10 gals peas.
10 plugs good tobacco 4 to t lie lb.
8 pks table salt.
8 lbs good ceffee.
5 ' good yeast powders.
10 pks Irish potatoes.
Delivered at Count Home.
J. J. Baxter,
Com. of Poor,
Have You a Cough'
Or Sore Throat ?
Duffy's Cough Killer will cure
you. Antiseptic, healing and sooth
ing, uuaranteed.
DUFFY'S PHARMACY.
Isel m Oo !
Where ?
For What ?
To Get the Best Barbecue
and Oysters in the city.
X All Bight, Come on t
laSZCOST'S !
IS THE PLACE.
Opposite Henry's Pharmacy.
COPYRIGHT.
What we want
la a call from the moat critical man, as
to garments, in this city, because that is
the man we will please; and he will tell
his friends a good clientele for us. We
make olothes that fit every business day
for business wear, or festive occasions.
Out patrons prove it,
F. 31. Chadwlek,
Horse 1 Horse If Horse! 1 1
I wish to ssy'I have leased the stables
on . South Front -street opposite Hotel
CbattawW aad propose to run general
livery, sale, endjboarding stables. Par
ties wishing -their horses boarded and
their rise given careful attention. wil
do wall to call 'npon me. My livery
service Is new aad up-to-date.
; - '.-'j.b.watson,
... - v " Agent. .
AT THE HEAD OF ALL TOB
v.r
:.4 Tm' Cn--'
Specially prepared for the lond.
gboi cure, makes Wrappers and Tills
. As our goods are manufactured bett yoo and not reshipped, ws
claim Freshness and Good Mechanical Condition, :;teJ?4 ' nf'
TTIrk flmln niLl.hnfn. fntaiL Allnrnn .nil f!r.t.Tl flrmnn '? rt?
o : , ,
OurlTolto: "Xot How Cheap But How Good,
" U-..-1 cr-t fwltt and have no rcn-fs.. '
The London Bill
MAY NOT PAH3 but we wlU continue
our
of Ewerj and Basins, Plates, Cups and
Saucers, Lamps, ' Tinware, Spoons,
Knives and Forks from best triple
plate to the cheapest grade for CASH.
Speoilas in every line Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. -
WHITEHURST,
45 Pollock St,
THERE'S food for thought In onr
prices. Call and be convinced.
Ennett's Book Store.
Smart Dressers
WILL FIND
Our Spring
Suitings
and Overcoatings
Absolutely correct
in style and quality
Prices Extremely Low.
Tailoring unexcelled.
CHADWICK TAILORING CO.,
Bangert Building, Middle Street.
Coal,
Splint ior use in
grates and stoves, and
best quality Bitumi
nous for all steam
purposes.
Wood.
Oak, Ash and Pine.
Prompt delivery
Hollister & Cox
Craven St.
Phone 34.
BRANCH OFFICE
Commission
. Brokers.
Mi, CottoQ.Grain & FtotMoiu
17 Craven Street,
Phone 288 . NEW BKRN, N. O.
Main Office, 61 Broadway, New York.
Moderate morgins. Excellent service.
Private wires to New York.
. Highest banking and mercantile ref
rences. CO FERTILIZER.
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of .Eastern Carolin.' "Insures a
Your Purse, U' ;lr f
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Tr.;
Cheap Gash' Sale
:TTCnMAItt
Fresh
Sausage
Just Received
At I L McDaniel's
I have a few gallons of Nice strained Honey at 20c qt.
Fresh lot Ontario Buckwheat,
Clover Hill Print Butter,
Maple Syrup, New Orleans and Torto Kico Molasses,
Evaporated Peaches and Apples, Prunes,
Codfish and IrishJPotatoes,
Peanuts,
Canned and Bottled Goods of all kinds,
Headquarters for Fine Teas and Roasted Coffee.
Give me a call.
Yours to Please,
l i. huw rsr
U. LI. UMULUUUU, .Clroeer,
'Phone 91.
From 1st Feb. 1903
For a Few Days Only. This Sale will
Big Money Saver to you.
LOOK ! LOOK ! !
500 Mens Suits at half value.
00 prs Heavy Pants, value $1 25 for 79o
350 Boys Suits at half value,
1500 Mens and Boys Caps, value 2Tc and
close out at this sale at 19c.
475 Mens and Bovs Shirts, value GOo.
$1 00 your choice at this sale 39.
50 doz Mens Suspenders, 25c value, must
this sale at 12ic
50 doz Ladies. Mens and ChiMrens Hose, will
closo out at this sale, 8 pairs for 10c.
760 yards Table linen, red and white,
must go at this sale at 24c.
2600 yards white, garnet, black and blue
mere, 60c value, to go at this sale for 24c.
8HOE8, SHOES, SHOES,
Shoes of all kinds and all sorts to lit
everybody.
LOOK! LOOKI!
We invite the public to attend this sale
the best bargains ever offered.
M F WARREN, )
JIM GASKILL,
Salesman.'
75 Middle St, next to Gaskill
New Bern Grocer; Company,
Successors9 1. A. Parris & Co.
Moved to
New Building
63 & 65 South Front St.
C.J.McSortey & Co's
GOODCONFECTIOnERY.
Bo good that the baby can eat lis fill of
It, . What Is then hi pore, delicious con
fectionery to hurt either baby, child, or
grown np persons f There are no purer
materials than the ones we nse, There
is iao-oleaaer way of making-confectionery
than oars,
J. W. WOOD,
(Suocesaor to Foy A.TVoodj
pajJmet,
f ilJMBIHQ AHD GS FITTING
AUwork'gnaranteed to give sat-
Wabtion.:l;; ,?7
Can bi foandjatths shop n
South" FrontStroet fosmerry'' ooon
fled by.tho W'4-J-"
J. W. WOOD.
Cwiiery Store
Pork
71 Bread Bt f
be a
pr.
50c. to
75c and
eo at
valuo 50c,
Casi-
and suit
and eet
S. COPLON.
Hdw. IV, New Bern, N. C.
theb
Alew cars of the cel
ebrated Thacker lump
Splint Goal. 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 & WOOB YABD,
Phone 47. Union Points
Pic-Nic Hams
Just received llo lb; Pkkled Pork lOo
lb; Dry Bait Meat Welly..: v
rreab Tripe 60 lb Ptokled,Trfoe 5o lb)
Pig Feet 6e lb) Pickles 10 do . r
.. Old Faabloned Buckwheat 10o pkg.
Codfish 10c lb, a lbs 8o, k', :;
tox Klver Print Batter Ms lb, rresh
Elgin Batter SO lb.
fin Prone lo lb.
t- ! f; y
' Oonrnd Bed Wo east) cans Wo, Chip
pad Beat 10 as, I oana IBet a ' - - s;
AU kinds rrs& Paekag Oiaekm. f
' A tot ot Boasted Coffee, Try a poaad
A nJtm. 1 s . ,i
' yooaeeo, enuo, wigaxs ana uueroots, .'
-v f 4.."'-Tours to please, -
'Phono iBt. C3 r 1 rt.
- ' Seeds tt Cavls,
t)aT'S Pharmacy lias J'!t rw-s
fresh 1 'y cflfdfVsf '
la
mm b a
Coal and wood!
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