North Carolina Newspapers

1 1 ,':1t,1 v KIW BIER, H. SUNDAY UOBSISfl, MAECH 1, .1903, TWINTY-flRST YIAR " 5 4 m , t ,,-.!' ui.;.- v-- J3 13 Tou can have th6 pleasure of oar MDSPRItlBfSIOCK-Hi 8 consisting of Fine Embroideries, Fine Laces, Fine Applique, f White Piques, White Mercerized Madrti, White Silk Cheviot, l White SilkPentille, and Grenedine Hth Fancy; Strips ! M For want of space we can only, giye you- a syaopuia -of M what we have in Btook. i J- ' 4 Each Department is filled with Pretty If ew Thing. 1 1 In spite of the cold and disagreeable days we ire selling as y I SPRING A as if in the month of May. Bhow.tne people what they want ft and they will bay regardless of.aeaaon. - I Hanlrhiirn haft thn Stnnb. fffftttt.t.ttllttttttttttttfttft s John Bisnvif l Gf occf Kegs to am tl.o attention of the Housekeepers to his Fine and ( omplete 8)ookt)f I Staple and Fancy Groceries. Every steamer is bringing in hie stock. A share of vour trade is solicited. Your orders will re- receive careful attention and a PROMPT DELIVERY. All orders small or large will be appreciated. JOHN ITO Grocer, Phone 74. Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co., Snccessors to Gaskill Ildw. Co. and J. 0. Fnlford Supply Co. i nHDWARE 73 Middle St MILL SUPPLIES 44 Ciaren 8t Phone 147. Phone 210. v Kenp full supply ot Bnllder Material, 8uh, Doora, Blinds, Glass, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Lime, Cement, Btoves and Range and everything kept In a first class hardware store. A full line of Railroad, Steamboat and Mill Supplies, Engine, Boilers, Pul leys, Bliafting, Gearings, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Wrenches, Bolts, Nuts, Iron, Belting, Packing, Hose, Etc. ' i, Having consolidated the two houses we are prepared to furnish High Quality goods at Very Low Prices. Thanking the future patronage wears, . n Tours truly, Gaskill lata ami josepii gaskill; P. A. J. A. JQNBS, Livery, Feed Sale ana Exchange Sta -LAUGK8T AHD riASXT STOCK OF HOBSES and. LMXT '' ' ever offered for sals in .this city, 1 Also a complete line of Bnggiee,. Cart Wheela,c,, ,.. ' J A JOr?E3, ' Inflamed Eye. ; Inflamed ayes, especially If aoooa panled with a doll acha over the eyes er boot, and drowsiness after close work ot reading ars sure slga of dtfaoilve vision, hlch sasy er may not be nuul fest to yon, and Impososaseverstaioo the serves and musoletof the eys,glst eS are the remedy and practically make be eyes perfect. Bpw'nl sin 'y s-1 V.r proper li 'nimn'fl n ' j It p - V ft tiuj 'i wf' . r -. ' 1 arfc'"! wlecUgg your goods "from yiy GOODS some delicacy to be added to J I IP". F E POXlrOCK ST. 4 trade for past favors and soliciting your . . r-, Mill Supply Company. WILLIS. JdB 0. FULFORD. n. S3 lies ' A ear load of each Inst in. Wagona," Ilarnsas Eobes, Wtlps, ; :, ':. , , , j, Brill 8t.Uwrn0litina. rjHd is fe:! '. for the Next Two Y,'eke will glTe with e!",h 6o TaWt a ' ' ,' ' A Tsnry Lc 1 PcrstU ' '" r-" r. ' FLlfln -TOi DO Mi'M ' - " - ' . Leflslatnre Bills ttshlne-Throogh More Following. .-. Charter. To waIor OnexDIsOtlery. T; Seeking moBLTeTatro;: fin j .- v( 'v. i t Soldier .peaii.lltaUir- . -senal and Hall Beeerds i ",5. Bjjjuqh, Feb. i8-Up to date 420 aeu and resolutions of 1 Out legislature have been ratUedV Legislation is now progressing with a rush so far as minor bills are concerned. !'A goofc deal of Im portant legislation ! Is yet to be disposed or, . i t. . ; The question of the riSBUe f bonds grows In Interest daily. Some members ot the legislature appear to have the Idea that they ctt avoid Jt, bat those of the best judgment think the Issue i certain ty. - : State Labor Commissioner yarner, when asked what he r thought of the child labor law said that itwas a good one u far as It went. What be was more Interested in than anything else was the prevention of night work In factories by children. He also wm deeply Inter ested in the educational laws, ' both of these provisions were knocked out, and the bill simply limits the sgetoUfor work In mills. Another one of the topical, storms swept over this section today, with tor rents of rain,-almost like the storms fortnight ago. A bill was Introduced today to charter another "town" where ' there Is only s whiskey distillery, - this place' being Shore, in Yadkin eonnty, where the revenue distillery of a man named Shore Is located. " 1 i" 1 ' ; ' The State teachers assembly Is endeav oring to have what IS known as a super visor of education 'for' each' of the 10 Congressional districts. ' ' ; No one seems to be able to make any estimate as to what the railway tax will yield this year. The present assessment of railways Is 13 million dollars. ' There are soma people who want to assess the roads at one hundred and fifty million In order to bilng in a tax of one million and a halt to the 8tate. It Is to be said however that very few people have iuch an Idea as this. A good many liquor dealers and manufacturers are here, looking after anti-liquor legislation, of whlch-there' ls far more now than any previous session of the Legislature. Henry' Lsyton wu burled from the 8oldIers' home todsy.' He sorted In Com pany C 47th regiment, and was a native of this county. . HIsage was 82. .. Bepresentatlre Erwln's bill to prevent delays in freight shipments andover oharges In rates wu favorably reported today. This "bill has been before the railway committee of the house several weeks. ',: '" T- H.' B. Yarner, of Lexington says that place has a smaller boundary than any other town In Nprth Carolina. An effort was made to secure an .extension of the limits, but today this was unfavorably reported.-:---...- . ; A The most earnest: efforts are , being made to, secure the , building ot a State arsenal and hallof reoords. i Half a doaeaf the State offlolals . shew clearly the need for It The United States prop erty which the State has now In an un safe and rented, building Is worth from $80,000 to 175,000 and for this building and Insurance 1550 U being, annually paid,.": l j.. Fsne'y Plaid Ribbons at HaekburnV Notice of Summons. KORTH CAROLINA. 1 -In the I uraven vounty. -) uupenor woun '4 - Olava L Johnson ' -: ' The defendant above named will take notloe that an action . entitled as above has been oommenoed In the Superior court ot Craven county to ootain a di vorce aneoiute rrom me nanus oi main. mony and the Mid defendent will lurth eruke notloe that he Is. reaulred to so- pear at the Hay term of Superior Court tor said County to be held on the 4th day of May lftOi at Coart House of said County in New Bern N O, and answer or demur to the complaint in said action or ths plaintiff will apply to the Court lor relief uemanaea in earn complaint, . 1 ', W,U. WATSON, ' ' ' ,' .' ' r-O.B.0. - ' ' See' the New Liberty Batlns at Hati burn's, f. . ,? -t; Don't bdy anything In the 'followla'i tines tilt yon have ... soen our -stock Ladles, flue shoes,, dreta goods, In all grades,laceliks, notions, hoselry, table Unen, towels, white goods a specialty, ribbons, etc Will save yoa money, see us and be Convinced. Ks' ' ' " Bospectfnlly, " - ' ' -j 6'J ! J.J.BAXTEB. 25 Bbls White Bllns Bord Totatoes for sals cheap at J. R. Parker Jr's.' . We have Jnst In a Sne stock of Mens boys and c'.'Hmns shovs, hcht he's, r1 ' i "nts, c";, . '1 In I'.r SATURDAY LEGBLATIOIf, Bills riming In Freely, Trustre a State t University chosen. .Six y i " More of Uglslatnre : i Special to Journal. ' .- Raiwoh, Feb,: 28. Bills were ntso duced In the House to secure taking of agricultural sUtUUosj tolcharter Mei ehsnts Railway, to provide for clrcttla- bng libraries for pnbllo schoolsi to tax dealers In Loco- Cola, to protect fish In Beaufort eounty; -to prohibit hunting in Wayne bounty without consent of land owner) . to provide the registration of trade marks and labels. ' " ' ' Bills were c'assed to nrevent over charging In freights and demSrrsge and delay la handling cars, to regulate sale and Inspection and branding of all oof ton seed meal, with tax upon it pi SOo per ton, " The Senate and House met In Joint session to eleot trustees of the State University and among those chosen Were R. B. .Creecy, Puquotank, Charles W. Worth, W. B, Kenan, New Hanover, P. G. James, Pitt, Fred L. Carr, Greene, George Rountree, New Hanover, F. D. Winston, Bertie, Owen H. Gulon, Craven, .M. O. Bherrlll, was re-elected State librarian. Bills were Introduced In the Senate to create a stock law In parts ot Pitt eonn ty; to. Incorporate the Southpjrt and Northeastern rail nay. The bill 'to al low the people of Robeson County to vote on the question of moving court house from Lumbertou to Pembroke, was passed. The Senate went Into com mittee of the whole on the revenue bill. It was msde a special order for Monday. See Hackburn's New Hemstitched SUks. Harlowe and North Harlowe. Feb. 27. Miss Pearl Taylor went to Winthrope last Sunday where she has taken a position as teacher for Mr. Hol ton. Mrs Thomas Gooding and Miss Bessie Martin, of Merrlmon, passed through Harlowe going to and returning from Beaufort last week. Dr. C. N. Mason spent last Satntday and Sunday In Beaufort, having gone there to visit his father, Mr J H Mason, who is more feeble. Mr. Alex Jannan passed through to Hsvelock last Saturday taking home Miss Lemmte Perkins. James B. Bell, Esq., spent last Tues day in New Bern on business. Mr Elijah Conner of Rlverdale, In the filing room of Blades mill at North Har lowe.. , Mr.Bateman of Norfolk, was busy here among our merchants lsst Tuesday- . ; Mr. H W Bell and sister Miss Mamie drove down from New Bern Sunday and returned Monday, he Is timber purchas ing. ' ' " - Mr D W Morton of Beaufort was here Tuesdsy looking after timber- Interests. Little Miss Alberta Bell seems to nave been omitted from Miss Madle Belt's fall of honor last week, , - The stock law suggestion, seems to have provoked some comment and Sug gestions hsve been made that sack a good thing should be so enlarged a to lessen expenses and work benelt to a great aumbertf our agricultural people by Continuing down the Neutt to Adams Creek and np the same, then fanos across to North River and then the waters would answer as a' fence to the head of Whlteoak river, such a line would In clude a large and profitable farming seo tloa.-,i' T , ' 'i' ' 'i ";, h .i -ill -ii ill mUvMtl.i, CASTOR I A iFor Znfanti ind Children, fi Tbs Kind Yea Kara A!;;:j feearejhe': Signature of I ; Attmore's Condensed Minos" Meat pkg. at J It Parker Jr, .J. , i ' , ( ' Nice lot' North Carolina hams lSe at 1. H. Parker Jr. Territory and Contracts To Agents. - Having accepted the agency for the Eastern District of North Carolina for thePenn Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Philadelphia, Pa, I can offer good terrl lory and liberal contreota to a few reprs sentstlre sgento. Over eleven million dollars of Insurance written in December and January. - - J.'COUNOIL BROWN, -District Manager, New Bern. N. O. Split pea t pkg for 25c at J R Parker Jr. J ' f c " DIFFERENT ARRANGEMENTS V Marriage Licenses For February. Whwsj. S James Salter, Effle Elliott. 0. Hetor G. Rouse-Medina J. Tsylor. T. Wm. Humphray-HorUnse WhlteJ 12. James Qulnn-Annle E. Williams, -lft Alex. F. Wiggins-Ann J. Morris, tl J. H. WeddeU-Sara A. Ulrlch. 87. Thos. B.Tunstall-Mollle Gaskins 28. W. R. Gardner-Badie B. Mocre. Have yoa seen the New Goods at Hsekburn'sf CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. To the Democratic Voters Of the City of New Bern. I hereby announce myself as a candl- for the. Mayoralty of the City of New Ben..' ; t Platform Good streets and sidewalks. Strict enforcement of the best sanitary conditions. A business like and thrifty administration of the public affairs for the benefit of all citizens alike. Econo my In nubile expenditures. Very Respectfully, JAMES W. WATERS. Monday Blight, Mch. 2, Sfilira Iiy Special Repst. The Big, Bright Musical Success m Innocent auttes With a Big Supporting Co. of SO PEOPLE. 20 fretty Girls, 10 Funny Comedians, Magnificent Scenery, Handsome Wardrobes, and Carrie Nation's Visit ADMISSION 60c, reserved without extra charge. Gallery 25c, ONE JOLLY NIGHT Thursday, March 1, The Brilliant Young Comedian FRANK ADAMS And a company of clever players in The Trick Pantomimlcal Farce : . , Comedy, UNCLE HEZ. Challenge Band and Superb Orchestra. All Special Trick Scenery, Mechanical Effects, Bright Musical Numbers, Specialties. 3-ACTVOr LAU8HTEE 3 eeeeeeeeeeeee e Iefs Got '. ,To Get the Beet Bubecne ' and OjBteM to the city. ; All Bight, Gome on: Opposite Henrj's Pharmacy. SEEDS li ONION 8KT8, whitei jelJoir: , , anfl red varieties "Just reoeiTed. ! ! i large, eonslgnment Of Bprlnf ' . Seeds from Bnlst, Landretlr, ' ', ', ' Ferry; Co.". ,' C'.t 3 BRALIIAM'S rHAJlMACY. Con, Pollock A Middle Bts.' " $ eeeeeeMeeeeeeeeeees AT TUB HEAD OK ALL TOBACCO FERTIUZEE. . i nEfiDOYJS' GOLD LEAF - f r'" V jfc. FjicciuHy rrcpnrcd for ta lands "oi cio, i Vt'r-jns ami Fills Yonr Turse. ' i ht; r ) r iurctl tu'Lr you and not rcsltpped, wo 1 Flinch! Flinch ! ! Flinch! II! The Latest Topu-1 lar Game. MITT'S BOOK STORE. J. W. WOOD, (Succetsor to Foy &JWood) Practical Tinner, PLUMBING AND OAS FITTING All work guaranteed to give sat isfaction. Can b) fonnd at the shop on South Front Street formerly occu pied by the firm. J. W. WOOD. Phone 220. BRANCH OFFICE A. B. Baxter & Co., Commission Brokers. Stock, Contain & Misions 17 Craven Street, Phone 233. NEW BERN, N. O. Main Office, 61 Broadway, New York. Moderate morgins. Excellent service. Private wires to New York. Highest banking and mercantile .refe rences. When your are ready for one of our Natty Spring Suits walk right In and tell us. Beautiful goods. Suits cleaned and pressed 60c. CHADWICK TAILORING CO., Bangert Building, Middle Street. Keep him home EvenlngM.1. ' With the promise of a bottle of rood beer such as he knows Budwels to be -and see. the good reenlta. Bndweis beer la good tor the familr-better thaa most medicines, and you ought t have a ease or two In the boose right along. What did you say yonr street number wasr - J.vF.: Taylor, 1V. iwir'BKBif, ;b, '! v. - v y"s '! f of'Eualom Carolln'. Indures a 1 V n Hnuno. 'IsHskMsV 'MsMMsaMs . v: i .I'1 I Extra Fancy Full Cream Cheese, just received At J. L McDaniel's I have a few gallons of Nice strainedJHoney at 20c qt. Fresh lot Ontario Buckwheat, Clover Hill Print Butter, Maple Syrup, New Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses, Evaporated Peaches and Apples, Prunes, Codfish and IrishTotatoes, Peanuts, Canned and Bottled Goods of all kinds, Headquarters for Fine Teas and Roasted Coffee. Give me a call. Yours to Please, I U. II. sU.UUU.ULIU, :er, 1 1 'Phone 91. 71 Broa4 St' OOK ! S. Coplon is now in theNorth- ern markets buying his Spring and Summer Goods. We have a lot of BARGAINS IN FALL and WINTER GOODS TO CLOSE OUT AT REDUC ED PRICES to make room for our Spring and Summer Goods. Come one, come selves and see what BARGAINS are in store for you. Yours Respectfully, M P WARREN, ) Q, . C ffTYI SORT JIM,OAjKILL, f 75 Middle St, next to Gaskill New Bera Grocery Company, Successors to f. A. Parris & Co. Moved to their New Building 63 & 65 South Front St. C. J. McSorley & Co's , . GOOD CONFECTIONERY. - Bo nod that Mm baby can tat Its fill of it. wnat is tnara in puis, deuoions ot (otlOMrv . to hnit stthss baby, ohlld, grown np parsons T l nsrs ars no pnrar aauriau man u ones wsnse. xnare is ao cleaner war of maklnt oonfeotloa- eryinsnoBrs, v S XTI.r.t .we Treat - - ts a cnll from tlifl mit Critical man, an in " "" iilu. In t'.i clt, Mniiu that in v i v'l r'-"; H h will t'-i? '.1 f ! lit. V-( Confectionery Store OCS3 J V 4 all and look for your Hdw. (., New Bern, N. C Alew 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, ELMS' COIL HOOD Til, Phone 47. -Union Point Pic-Nic Hams jnst nostvM lis lbi PlcUsd Pori 1,0a lbfDryBWMsatl0olb,' " .r xW ' Freah trips to Ib Plokled Trips Bo lb Pig Feet Se lb'; Pickles 10o doa.. . , .. Old FaahloMd Bnekwhsnt lOo pkr ) CodHshlOeMlbsttc ' ':"s " 'i fox mnt Print Batter Mo lb,,'"rMsh" Elgin Bnttot 806 lb. , ; ':. : ' ? ,1. Vine JPrnn'as 'Bo lb. tj- Corned Beef 15c can, I cans too, Chip pad Bast Mo saa, S cans Mot '; i AU kinds Jsh Paoka Oraokers. J ; ' A lot of Boastad Coftes, Try a ponnd. of our Mo Coffee, '- ' . Tobaooo, Bnnft, Cigars and pnerobts, "Tonrs to please, n:El.rTf'.Cd. r -ir ;t. Coal aiifl Wood! A "V