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NEW BIKK, H. Cr, WEDNESDAY MORHIH&, MARCfl 25, 1903.
TWENTY-FIRST TEAR
I HosieryJVeek
Eight to the Point.
W e always go straight to the point No false modesty about
us. We have the finest stock of Hosiery in the town. We
know it, and we want you to knout it We bought it especial
ly or you and now we want you to come and take it away. In
case you are amply supplied already, we make prjces like these,
to be sure of catching you:
Misses Black Lisle Thread Open Work, all sizes, at 26c.
Misses Open Work Black Drop Stitch, at 15c.
Misses White Lisle Thread Hose, at 25c
I-adies Black Lisle Lace Hose, good value at 50c, Only 25c.
Ladies Black Half Lace, assorted patterns, Only 25a
Ladies Lisle Thread fancy stripped or clocked worked, well worth
15o, Only 50c.
Gents Fancy and Lisle Half Hose from 16c to 50c.
OWN YOUR HOME
A Millionaire's Advice to Toung Men.
A well known millionaire, with a national reputation for conservatism, said in
conversation the other dav "If I were a
would invest my savings i i a small piece
for I would put the deal away and forget
Do ltl"ss every mm: lias felt at some
That lie would like t have a little piece of
lie couiii call ins own. Tins ts a worthy sentiment, bat to select his pieoe of land
in tho heart of n t. onions community where the mere pressure of population is
there to increase t!ie value of his holding,
combined with oasinoss.
It unquestionably strengthens a man's character to own property increases his
responsibility. If lie can tie himself up, and is obliged to make regular payments
he is sure to savo 'I he trouble is he allows the chanca to pass. He Is going to
hncin next month Rich men talk of the importance of a man's 0rst Thousand
Dollars Why not his first Hundred or his first Ten? The saving of your first 910
may be your first step to independence. THE TIME TO DO IT H NOW.
I he New Horn investment ( ompany oners twenty-seven lota lor tale on long
time and easy monthly payments. For terms apply to
NEW Bi:it INVESTMENT CO.,
R. A. NUNN, Secretary.
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John
Gfocet
$ Begs to call the attention of the Housekeepers to his Fine and
Complete Stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
2f Evevy eteamcr is bringing in some delicacy to be added to 2&
Vila ufvinir
2f A share of your trade is solicited. Your orders will re-
2 receive careful attention and a PROMPT DELIVERY.
S All orders small or large will be appreciated.
JOHN DUNN,
Gt ocer ,
3 Phone 74. POLLOCK HT.
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Y TTlMltDAMAMfl
Budweis beer Is justly considered the
best beverage to be used in conjunction
with a roast or steak, becaose it's of th
satisfying kind satisfying lor the rea
son that it' purt, palatable and leaves
no bad after effects. Budweis beer Is -a
good beer to drink 18J days per annum.;
J. F. Taylor,
NBW,BERN, S. 0
' What more can yoU
get any where in addi
tion to SatisiaciiohP
- mm ' r A ' . A ..
wa triinrnriTOA innr
. Suits - cleaned and
J pressed ,A ; ";
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' CHiB WICK TilLORISS CO ,
Corner Middle and ollojk Straets
Bangort Building. "
at Hackburri's
young man anxious for independence, I
of good real estate. When I had It paid
I had it. Then I would begin paying
time that he would like to be aland holder,
this earth of this great country that
perliaps many fold this is sentiment
Btmn,
IS NOW OPEN
FOR BUSINESS:
' ' J". 'i;. '.' - ;''.' , .
Upstairs Cor. Pollock
and Middle St -
t Where hewill toe
glad to see hits patrons
and friends.
50 Operatives
Wanted fat the
Knitting Hills,
60 girls and boys over
12 years of age can find
employm e nt at the
Knittinff Hill at ' once.
Work light, clean and
profitable. ' All piece
work. Bright boys or
girls can earn from. $3
to $5 per i week after
they learn. -v.r" r ;r
" Apply to" J. n."T7ed
dell, Dupt Southern
KcLicry Hill-;- GriCtli
HAYWQOD ARRANGED.
Files Sensattonal Affidavit 'Asking' For
Continuance Which the Judge
Grants to July J3th.
Special to Journal.
IUwiqh, March 84 Ernest Haywood
was arrelnged today. He appeared bright
and shook hands with several friends.
Three of his brothers eat opposite htm.
To the Judge's Question he replied "I
am not guilty."
James H. Pou one of his counsel made
a motion for a continuance, which was
opposed by Walter S. Daniel, acting so
licitor. ,
Haywood filed a sensational affidavit
asking for a continuance and giving sfi
reasons why he did not want a trial at
this term, these being that his evidence
Is incomplete; that prejudice has been
aroused against htm by newspapers and
people; and that there has been a deliber
ate purpose to arouse prejudice against
him; that lawyer Slmms, who says he
saw Skinner strike Haywood, bad been
denounced a liar and perjurer; that
Slmms' statement Is true; that other wit
nesses for him have been deterred from
giving evidence; that the sentiment hos
tile to Haywood Is temporary.
Judge Justice continued tho caee to
July 13th.
Scour iT.
Hackburn
has the new Pat Gibson
Tics.
Supreme Court Opinions.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, March 24. The Supremo
Court filed the following opinions here.
today.
Boyd vs Ralliotd, from Beaufort, no
error.
turner vs Davis, from Pasquotank, no
error.
Sutler vs Culler, from Beaufort, new
trial.
Lamb vs Elizabeth City, from Pa?qtit-
tank, petition to rehear dismissed.
Bykes Boone, from Northampton,
affirmed. '
Hancock vs Commissioners, from
Craven, hew trial.
Havens vs Bank, from Edgecombe, re
versed.
Deans vs Qay, from Nash, new
trial.
Davis vs Lumber Co., from New Han
over, petition allowed, judgment below
affirmed.
In R. E. vs Anderson, from Pender,
affirmed.
State vs Vlck, from Wayne, no er
ror.
Railroad vs Stewart, from Harnett, re
manded costs against plaintiff.
Prlvatt ts Harrelson, from Columbus,
new trial.
Wflloughby vs Stevens, from Robeson,
affirmed.
Herring vs Lewis, .from Beau'ort, per
curiam, affirmed.
Hanff vs Rallrohd, from Craven, mo
tion for new trial for newly discovered
tvldenos denied, and judgment affirmed
per curiam.
HcKtnnon vs Transportation Co.,
from Robeson, per curiam affirmed.
Hugglne vs Railroad, from Robeson,
per curiam affirmed.
Rouse vs James, from Duplin defend
ants appeal docketed and dismissed un
der rul-17.
Scour iT.
Children's new slippers at Bukhara's
Bllr Tkatt Mc4lcta.
Bis temples were beginning to be
gray, and be was old enough to have a
fully developed case of dyspepsia. He
looked at tho slice of roast beef and
then tried to eat It, after which he sig
naled to the waiter. "Here, take this
back," he said. "I can't eat meat that's
roasted until if s like a piece of leather,
t told you I wanted It ran. Do you
call this rareni."""''"!"1 ; ' '. :r
i "Xoung man, replied the waiter, "If
t gtva it to you any rnrer than that It
would have to be raw.. Look here. You
can aqueeae the blood Out ot It." .
After finishing a good hearty meal
the man with the dyspepsia banded the
waiter a Quarter as a "tin" and' went
out saying to himself; ". !'?:.
"I wonder if he called tne young
man lust from force of habit or be
cause he rest! meant HJ" Chicago
Record-Hernld. .. ' ... ' ''. ,
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';- Tfc Mycin? t tUllrMla.
Wbat time does tho next through
Ham for the cast leaver " ;
, "It follows the way train at .4:18."
! "Why doesn't it precede trie. way
tralnr . - ''
i "Hay. I don't make tho 1lme tables
tol this road." , ,, '; . : '
I "But why do tbey calf th.troln that
follows tba way trnln tho throughriex
proasr' ' -: ' '0 "
"I dunno, union it's because it la
ura to run through the .way trnln If
tt aver cntehct u(l with IL'V-CIevaland
IMuln Dealer.
C ASTORIA
f Tar Icfaii'u and CMldraa.' '
t3 tMvi !!;v3i:.v:;$ C. ''!
T,;mta the
r
FEW DlMiGE REPORTS
From Excessive Rainfall. Railway
Tracks Covered.
Summer Educational Campaign
Progress In Preparation Legis
lative Laws. Raleigh City
Politics. Oxford's
Progress. Govern
or Declines
Richmond
Raleioii, March 24 As yot but few
reportB have come in of any damage by
the floods. A great deal of rain has
fallen, over practically all ot the State.
At one place between here and Weldon
the fall of water was so great that a part
of the railway track for a distance of
several hundred yards had to be bal
lasted and had to be very carefully
looked after.
Representative Blount of Washington
county Is to be one of the speakers fa
the great educational campaign which
Is to be conducted durlDg the summer
all over North Carolina under the aus
pices of the Southern Education Board.
Great Interest Is being manifested In
this campaign, which will be on an even
larger scale than last summer.
The Secretary of State Is much pleased
at the progress which la being made in
tho preparation of this vest's laws or
acts of the Legislature. Two experts are
at work making the siuo-notes for
theae, and tt is gratifying to know that
the volume will be published considera
bly earlier than ever before, while belog
a larger one than that of two years
ago.
It lias been a Ionic lime since cliy poll-
tics has attracted so much attention In
Raleigh a" at present. For more than a
month the'Rcformcrs" have been hold
Ing meetings, which for a time were so
quiet that newspaper people did Dot gel
Into tbe sicret.
Treasurer Q. Rosenthal of the Oxfoid
Urphanage ssyB that machinery is now
belDg placed in the now sash snd blind
factory there. The brick buildings for
the printing establishment snd the laun
dry are nearly completed.
Qovernor Aycock has declined an in
vitation to attend a meeting of the
Southern Education Board In Richmond
next month on account of a prior en
gagement. Mr. Murray Allen has been made sten
ographer to the judges of the Supreme
Court. The last legislature passed an
act allowing a stenographer for the jus
tices at a salary of $1,000.
Tbe Superintendent of public Instruc
tions Is having dally calls for the new
school law. This has been prepared and
will be placed In the hands of the printer
in a few days.
Scour iT.
See the new Pat Sandal for Infants at
Hack burn's.
Maple Syrup 8Sc qt. at J. R, Parker
Jf.
Don't buy anything in the following
tines till you have seen our stock
Ladles fine shoes, dress goods, in all
grades,laces,sllk, notions, hoielry, table
linen, towels, white goods a specialty,
ribbons, eta Will save you money, see
us and be convinced.
Respectfully,
J. J. BAXTER.
Split peas 2 pkg for 26c at J R Parker
Jr.
J. J. Bsxler Is sgcot for tne Cotmop
lltsn patterns, tbey are standard pat
terns made' with seam allowance only
10c each or patterns furnished free with
all dresses bought from $1.50 up.
NEWPORT.
March 28.-Rev J V Williams of New
Tork has been-asststlng the pastor of the
It E Church in a protracted meeting.
; The new depot will be built farther
ap town, Tho brick and lumber are on
the ground now. ' . -
Rev Mr Johnson of the Baptist church
Is ei pected hers with bis bride next
waukv-.v. :- vWV '
: Dr 0 T Wlndley , wlU be In Tarboro
this wosk for a day or two. v -fv'.
Mr Al Newberry, while at his farm
last week, was attacked by a very, large
rattle snake, and "But for the- asslstanca
el two' men would-have been bitten,
They succeeded la hilling him, A king
snake was near by and they supposed
they we getting ready to fight. ,
Mr Ivos fruit farm Is a lovely sm of
Bowers now. . ' ','-"'",'".-''-i
Mr Cicero Mann has had rips ttrsw
berries' this month. , ?'
The children's Literary Club will meet
at Mm Ed Fodrles Siturdsy at i p. m.
Tbs Ladle Aid Society will have a
bSKsarth first of May. '
OA VIS1 PHARMACY, SOLE AOENOT
' FOR -V
A fmli u; j 'y j i r i ', 1.
TAYLOR CO.
we are receiving
daily a new line of
Spring
Fumiturei
Have also just re
ceived a very fancy
lot of
Mattings,
Rugs, Leather,
and Velvet
Couches
At Prices that
will AHtonisli
yon.
Give us a call and
examine our stock. No
trouble to show goods
Very truly,
Tbe Disosway & Taylor Co.
Carter's Inks
Just Received a Shipment
of Carter's Inks.
When in need of ink re
member whore to buy it at
lowest prices.
Owen Q. Dunn,
50 POLLOCK ST.
Poy & Simmons,
DEALERS IN
General
Hardware, Ek
79 South Front Street,
NEW BERN, N. .
The Coming of Easter
" - should remind you (hat rod ought
to get everything on wheels iu spick and
span shape, Don't want anything "out
of whack" this time of year, do yon?
Well, let us show yott how thoroughly,
promptly, cheaply we can put In first
class repair anything you have requiring
our attention in the' line of carriages,
wagons, surreys, runabouts, etc; , '
We nut Rubber Tins on your old or
new wheels. : We shrink your loose tires
In a machine without cutting them.
Everybody Is invited to see the machine
at work putting new bolts in old plaoes
O. U. Water A Son,
' , Phons 18P,' .,,
, TS Broad 8t, Kftw Bauir, N f- '
W. . WOOD,
(Successor to Fojr AJWood) '
Practical Tinner ;
PLUMBING AND OAS FITTING
AH, work 'guaranteed to give sat
isfaction. . i . J
Can bj found At tho shop on
South Front Street formerly occu
pied by tliojflim, ,
J. V. WOOD.
Stationery
and Supplies of
every description
form an important
part of our stock.
ENNETT'S BOOK STORE.
C.J. McSortey & Go's
GOOD CONFECTIONERY.
So good that the baby can eat its fill of
It. What ts there in pure, delictus con
fectionery to hurt either baby, child, or
grown up persons ? There are no purer
materials than the ones we use. There
Is no cleaner way of maklne confectlon-
cryinan ours,
Leto o !
If here ?
For What?
To Get the Best JJ4rbecue
and Oysters in the city.
All Bight, Come on
IS THE PLACE.
Opposite Henry's Pharmacy.
BRANCH OFFICE
A. B. Baxter & Co.,
Commission
Brokers.
Mi, CottoD.Grain & Provisions
17 Craven Btroet,
Phone 233. NEW BERN, S.C.
Main Office, 61 Broadway, New York.
Moderate morgins. Excellent service.
Private wires to New York.
Highest banking and mercantile ref
rences. Brutus and Cassius
Would Turn Often
with envy if they could seethe garments
worn bv the men in New Bern and made
by F M Chadwlck. Well fitting hand
some and swell in style, and showing a
man with a perfect 16m to porfeotfon,
or making a porfect form in the man
that is detective. If you haven't ordered
your 8prlng suit or light overcoat, let us
show you what a swell yon, can be when
we have made your garments.
F. M. Chad wick.
f aper,
Wall Paper. !
New 19:8 Sample Book Just
; . . Heoelved.. ;-, ' , J ;
All styles and ail prices -8o Id
; ; 110 per roll. s
Boom Moulding lo to SOo loot.'
' Give me a trial, all work gtiar . ,
anteed. -, r . . -
EDOAR T. HOLLOWELL,
--,' Painter ft Paper Banger. . . ; 1
Get thoBebtJ
y ;.' ''iv. ;--.-
;; The Best Oyster Btews Brooks
The Best Barbecues-Brooks. -
. The Best Sandwiches Brooks.
: Apples, Oranges and .Candles
all good Brooks, ' . ' : -
Cool Drinks. . , " '
MoaU Served." - r
MliCI-l P ,f?.
Confectionery Store
New Bbl. Fulton Market
Corned Beef
just received
At J. 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 Porto Rico Molasses, '
Evaporated Peaches and Apples, Prunes,
Codfish and Irish Potatoes,
Peanuts,
Canned and Bottled Goods of all kinds,
Headquarters for Fine Teas and RoaetedJCoffee.
Give me a call.
Yours to Please,
T T MJIAMTDT
'Phone 91.
HOT SALE
Only 13 Days Off.
We have everything for Faster for Ladies. Men ami nhii.ir, ah
New Goods and Latest Styles.
CLOTHING.
Men's, Youths and Childrens Clotliinp. Latast. stiA. ,i .,.;.. .
bo beat in Eastern North Carolina.
SHOES.
We liavt' just received our Scrincr Line of tjulioo Mnc.,i ci.m.i 01
and hlipiKTR, up-to-date styles, and prices
r DUESS GOODS.
Vv'e havi! just received our line of Snrine and Hiimmr 11-, n.i. .......
stj les and colors, in wool and wash goods,
IIAMBEHG.
Wlide in tlio northern markets I boueht ahnnt 10 nnn
llaniberg at a sarnffoo, and we invite the
ami prices, w also carry a Iarpe assortment of Ladies Mnlin !Tn,iu,M-
LA.DIES SHIRT WAI8T8 AND SKIRTS.
We have a largo assortment of Ladies Shirt Wai.K in oil n
- ..j... hii u'K'ia auu an Jiy 10s
and all prices. We also have a large stock of skirts.
DOMESTICS,
We have a hie line of White Slioetlm?. Bleaching fialico. Pi
ler to the trade at factory prices, come
JIM OA4KILL, p alosnien.;
75 Middle St. next to Gaskill
Gaskill Hdw. &
ouueeasors w uasiiin nuw.
HARDWARE 78 Middle St.
Phone147- Phone 210.;
Keep a full supply of Builders Material. Hth nnor. ni,n. m... ri.it.
Oils, Varnish, Lime, Cement, Stoves and Ranges and everything kept In a Brst
ciass hardware store.
Afulljineof Railroad, Steamboat and Mill Supplies, Engines, Boilers, Pul
leys, Shafting, Gearings, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Wrenches, Bolts, Nuts,' Iron
Belting, Packing, Hose, Etc.
Having consolidated the two lioti
goods at Very Low Prices. Thanking
future patronage we are, Fours truly,
Gastill Harflware and 11 Supply Company,
JOSEPH GASKILL. p. A. WILLIS. JOE C. FULFORD.
W
A. TENDER REGARD
for the feelings of our enstomers and onr
own reputation induces us to sell only
tender
MEATS
The lu Icy Steak, the succulent Lamb
Chop, the toothsome Pork Loin, and the
dainty Veal Cutlet are to be had here at
moderate price. . -'
Thp Oaks Market.
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DtLlCIOUS, 1XHILABATINB, - RIFRISHING. ' .
- ' Oreenvllle. H O. llarth 1 '08. I tlon will find Instant rellel Soma
GreenTille, M O.J "'
" GentlemenAfter a fair trial I
m convinced it la good for Indl.
eestlnn. It Is palatable.' After
drinking for some time it becomes
delicious, but best of all it Is ben
etoiaL . '' , W ABowen,
"' " lleiehaut, ;
"' Washlngtoii, D Q, Feb, 8, '03.
The KnvCa Company. .. ' '
tientlemen I have been drink
(ng En vita ever alnoe It earns-out
and find its nana well founded.
Anybody suffering ltli tndiges-
$
Wholesale
ft Betall
71 Broad St g
FOR EASTER
j June. iuai t-aiiooc
. , iiiiiurtMis oii(ts
cannot be boat anywhere.
prices about half.
y " onun UHltlUS Ul
ladifts to tak dtmnrn t k ,
see and be convinced.
LUPU JIM. 1
Hdw. Ci., New Bern, N. C.
Mill Supply Co.,
L'a and J. C. Fulford Supply Co
MILL SUPPLIES 44 PrnvAn fit.
the trade for past favors and soliciting vnnr
REMOVAL !
We have moved from No. 69
Broad Street to
No. 75 Broad St.,
in the store formerly occupied by
Archbell & Co,
We have the same Bargains and
polite attention as heretofore.
Gall on us.
Dolivery Prompt and Free.
M. E. Land & Co.
Phone 162. 75 Broadest.
T
Health
PRUB -
mt
llke It becanse of Its palatabUity,
I like tt Imooum Its bmiellcial. Kr
trybod drink Xnvtta." - '
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Ths EuTltjLOompanrr . V
O ' QiMnviU, X o. - '
' QenUemen Invito Is both a
neomsity and .luxury and Is a
Rood thing lot a man to put In bis
stomach. It relieved ma ot Indi
gestion every time I have tried It,
and I believe tt trill rnrt If per-'
slsted In. P It Ontlaw.
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