North Carolina Newspapers

yzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz A , j i' rail mlfr" 'Hi " Jmic - - i - .... ii 1 1 " n ii i r -ir in a ' i k A Prosperous; Fashtontbla, Well-drewed people those who are particular b4 eoooomical tiads at, ; and lots ot them, too. Tliey know that if we ask ten cento, or ton dok l lars, lor an article that it to worth Chat nraeh. Then b no. element of. V chance when yon bay. here, Wehave jiiit received a. How Supply vl'f 1 -ft A Bed Linen, leee Curtains, Ooitatn Lace by the yard, .Window Shades, W jk Table Damask, Napkins, ToweU, BheeU ready made cheaper than yon JW wtcnea -"wv a 18aadWd V can boy the goods by the yard. Bleach Sheets, slsa 64x80, at 45c " WxdOi at Me 11 " ,; 90x90, at 680 " " " JOrtO, . Anchor Brand, extra heavy, 70s Hemstitched, size 9080, at 70c Unbleached, " 90x90, at G560c Bolster Cases, " 45x78, at 80o Bolster Cases, hemstitched 8Ie Pillow 'Cases, hemstitched sis 46x88. at 'f-18 and 80 Pillow Xases, plain htm, . at ' I0,lt15e X Bed Spreads, 10-4, at 80, , f,l 00 'V and 1 SO. t if Extra heavy Mamies, 11-4," $1 (0, 'JK se0andfi00. . , ' y ' L M Z ! YOUR Hem. A Millionaire's Advice to Young Men. A well known millionaire, with a national reputation (or oonserrstism, said ' in conversation the other dav: "If I were a Tonne man aoxlons for indeoendenoa. I would invest my savings in a small piece of good real estate. When I had It paid for I would put the detd away and forget I had It Then I would begin paying on anotner. - f - Doubtless every man lias felt at some time that he would like to be a land holder. That he would like to have a little piece of this earth of this great country that he could call his own. This is a worthy sentiment, but to select his pieos of land in the heart of a piu!ous community where the mere pressure of population is there to increase the value of his holding, perhaps many fold this is sentiment combined with business. V. It unquestionably strengthens a man's chatacter to own property Increases his responsibility. If he can tie himself up, and is obliged to make regular payments he is sure to save. - 'I he trouble is he allows the chanoe to pass. He is going 'to begin next month. Rich men talk of the importance of a man's, first Thousand Dollars. Why not his first Hundred or his first Tenf The saving of your first 910 may be your first step to independence. THE TIH8 TO DO IT Id NOW. The New Bern Investment Company offers twenty-seven lots for sale on long time ann easy montniy payments, ror terms appry va NEW BERN IWYESTMENT.CO., B. A. NUNN, Secretary. Disk Cultivator Made by Johnston Harvestor Co. 1 have just received a oar load of those Cultivators and ma prepared to fill orders at onee. ' The prise with two extra disks is 31 00 cash. They are the greatest labor saver of the kind known, to man.: , Ton only have to seo it work to appreciate it. Write meter catalogue.'.! also sell Mowers, Bakes, Bipdcrs and Corn Harvesters made by the same company, , va . rr.ji Tl I J. ILV SPENCEE, New Bern; N. 0. ! Brutus a4.' CUUBtr--' f , WooM Tarn Qntn ' ' with envv If thev oonld seethe earments worn by the men in pewBern and made L, hi W M Cbadwlck. WeU uttmi band. ' some and swell in style, and showing a 4 man wnn a panecv ions vo ponmiun, . - or maklnra nertect form in the man ' vonr Spring suit or light overcoat, let ns - show voa what a swell yon eaa bo when we nave made yonr garni tuts. ; BRANCH OFFI0B A, B; BaetCo if Craven Street, Phone 233. NEW.BEUN, N. .C, Main CITloe, 81 Broadway, NewiYork. Moderate morglns. Excellent servlfe. Trirate wires to Kew York. ' n!(;1ie4 Ijauk inland Juiiti in! ?'-"3. waver Books . J. and .Hymnals hini -til i v,oi.ti -"iuM& EMEU'S EQOI STOEX. : -1 XtW :1R P QH: H It ?. " Av Result of $bootisc at Hender fir f Anotter Negro Seeks Troible. Gov mr EsJoysBU Trlf Imw v - aaee CollooUou Payment Ttller'Xandi " 'Obi- Ralmobi, April ll. Policeman John RobtrtaoB and th negro James Bruce both died here In Bex Hospital u re sult of the shooting at Sparks drans In Henderson Thursday night. Policeman Bobertson died at ten o'clock last night and kit ody wu takes to Henderson at lJW this morning. Htt wife and two of his foor children were with blm when the end came. "James Brooe, the negro who did the shooting, lingered till short ly after three o'clock this morning when he died and his remains were taken to Henderson today. Bruce was 21 years oWnnd oouk easily have passed for a white man. He had bios eyes and was a bright mnlatto.' He was employed as porter and clerk In a hard ware store and Bis employer treated him very much as he dldhli white clerks. However, prior to this affair Bauce bore a good reputa tion, A man from Henderson says that Bruce must have been drinking when he rted on ooonpying a seal among white people at - the eircos. Officer Crockett, who was also shot by Bruoe, U doing weU and hit wound not regard ed as serious.. There wu another attempted shooting at Henderson last evening. A mill em ployee named Veighri wsa walking on the street with his wife wnen a negro, Horman Jones, lostled agInst Mrs. Vaighn, some words psssed and Vaughn drew his pistol and shot at the negro out missed 'him, Jones did not return the . . . -..- . nre dui neo. ' Governor Ayeook sposks with en- thaslssm of his trip to Eastern Carolina. Monday he spent la Wilson. Tuesday he spoke on'edocatlon at lit. Olive. He wu then Joined by Auditor Dixon and Secy, of SUte Grime and they wenUo Windsor where they spoke to a large crowd. They were" taken tour. Cspe hardt's nineties. Wednesday they visit ed Eden ton where the party was shown every attention. The historical places about the town -were ' viewed and speeches were made that evening. Thsy were taken to the famous fisheries of Dr Wood -and' a fish feast was enjoyed. Thnrsdsy Wss speat With ex-Judge F. D Winston In'' Windsor and the party re turned here lsxt evening. 1 "The StaM Board Of Education expecU to hear from the" parties holding the option on the State's interest fn the Ved der lasds'la Onsowjod Jones tn a few days. . The oplloa expires Jflsy 1st and If It Is takes up the $83,000 must be psto" bythess. . The option U held by J. T. 8heeteof Fort Norfol Vs. The trus tees for the Vedder heirs sre Stephen Isler, Bsylus Cade and Edward WI1U4, of Charleston, V. 0. Under the compro mise of the Vedder salt the BlsU ooly has a part Interest In this tract of S90 70U acres which It has agreed to sarv render to Sheets for 15,000. George a Burrows, a lawyer of Cleveland, Ohio, represents a syndicate whloh Is trying to Birchase the option of Sheets, the In terest of the Stsfe kaof ' of ' the Tedder heirs. 'The superintendent of public to- atnctioB'today seat Col. W, . Rodman bios prints of all maps of the Slate lands embracing Is all over 800,000 acres, CoL Rodma:deslrdthese for'ths'ute of BtasnaetlVa hnrehasers. tl.i 4 W W W . v ' Imsvanoe commissioner Tonng psys the Btots Treatorer $23,000 for April ool lectlonr'of Hosnses es 'companle 'and agents. This M the fTrttpaymenl fo the rw fiscal year heglnsrog April i."", Bhertff Joyos of Blokes seUle for IJCJ taxes payfnglhe'itsls 5,900.78, ' He' It Lhe 83d sheriff Ij'-:,-! itroaaaax, ins negro wao ay.ea s mas sear Rladsvllls and shot. Us . daogbler, was takes from hers last sight where he was Is jail for safe keeping to Betdsttlle to stand trial Monday. . -'-'I ' ': in ' y - Mr. McCaimy$ Position on P. O. . ., .-r W. R.R. - . .. My attention has been called to I ru mor being circulated in regard to my position as to the delivery of bonds voted by the City of New Bern to the Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad Company. - Bald rumor being' false I deemed It my duty to inform the public of my exact - position upon the canvass of the vote as provided by law, the said subscription having heed declared the following resotaition was adopted by the Mavor and Board of Aldermen orthe City of New Bern. 'Now therefore It la ordered that In pursuance of the powers., and duties of the Msyor and Board ot Aldermen of the city oi new Bern, mat we mayor 01 u said City la authorized and directed to make a subscription of Fifty Thousand Dollars to the caeltal stock of the said Pamlico, Oriental andJWestern Railroad uomoanr. said stock to oepaia lorin ; , ' BEANS I BEANS I - Valentine end Stringiest Green Pod p, a large variety of garden seeds at :s -, ,.: DUFFTB PHARMACY.' Coupon Bonds, to be Issued by said City oi new Bern at par as aro payable thirty Cw Bern at par as aforesaid, said bonds to be payable thirty years after date of Issue, and to bear interest from date of Issue at the rate Of four per cent per annum. said interest to be paid semi annually after date of Issue and said bonds are to be deposited with the National Bank of New Bern, in trust to be delivered to said Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad Company, or to such person or corporation as said Pam Hoof Oriental and Western Railroad Company may in writing direct as fol lows to wit: That upon the laying of the track of said Railroad from some point in the City of New Bern, across Neuse river and upon the completion and complete construction of the raldroad bridge to be oonstucted by said railroad across said Neuse river, fully completed and con structed with rails fixed and laid there on of standard guage. And upon the delivery to the said National Bank of New Bern for the use of said City of New Bern Fifty Thousand (50,000.) Dol lars la the capital stock of said Pamlico, Oriental and Western Railroad Corn- any, to be delivered to the said City of lew Bern so soon as said Fifty Thous and ($50,000 ) Dollars in Bonds shall have been delivered In accordance with this ordinance, then shall said National Bank of New Bern deliver the said Pam- lloor-Oriental and - Western Railroad Company or to such person or corpora tion as said Railroad Company In writ ing direct of the issue of said bonds to tne amount ot Thirty Tnousand Dollars, and upon the completion of said road aoross uroaa creeK in f smllco countv. Ten Thousand Dollara more, and upon the completion of the road to Reelsboro tns balance ul said Bond. "That the said clerk Is authorized and directed to cause to be engraved Fifty municipal Bonas or ine par value ot une Thousand Dollars each with semi-annual coupons thereto attached, said coupoot bearing tne lltnograpn signature or tne Mayor of said city, the face of said bornle reciting the purposes for which" said Is sue was made, and due and payable with Interest at four per cent semi-annually In manner provided In this ordlnauce and so soon as the same shall be lltbo- raphed the same shall be signed by the said city ciera rote . .. it1.- - y ,v. . - , 'N. -''TzzizT C In in . "" i TrV w f t Ui-.-ui in r i U,sr--- it 3 '- CASTOR I A , For Inj&nts and. Children. .,' , ' ris-KJni Yea Kstj AIitsts Bears the C'gnataroof .. . A- 1 1 If 1 i ... We have Jost, Is .a 8na stock of Mens boys and children t shoes,- neck wear hata, clothing collars etc, All la the latest style 'end' cheaper than any first class store In the lows ever thtpg goar- , . , . , , Itospscifully, ." , V.V4n (J. J.JBA3CTEIt , : Crows Bottling Works tell the purest and best of ever jililng. Ptone 105. Lee J Taylor, Proprlutor. ' ' . 'i 1 ri 1 lb hoi ! -. U-price. BALLS. V " r ((tmnlliles sprclal Y . : ' ,:acy.' gra Mayor of said city and by and tne corporate seal or said city at tached and said bonds duly delivered to said National Bank of New Bern with a oopy of this ordinance for the purposes and upon tne trusts nerein reciteo: upon the payment of the costs of said engrav ing and printing by the said Railroad company. . mat a certmcate rrom toe mayor or the city duly signed, with the seal of said city that laid track has been laid and said bridge completed and the said rail road completed In installments In a sub stantial manner as set forth In this ordi nance, shall be sufficient and a proper voucher to said bank for the delivery of said bonds and upon the delivery of said certificate' said bonds and laid bank thai! be discharged from the trust hereby cre ated. - Stock certificates shall be Issded in three certificates for ($30,OT),00) for (810.000,00, and for ($10,000,00.) and a oartlficate of the respective amounts shall be delivered to the city open the delivery of that amount of bonds.- Provided, that If there shsll be any coupons due oh any of said bonds when they are to be de livered) the said The National Bank of New Bern shall cnt them OS and deliver such coupons to the Msyor of the said city for cancellation before delivering the said bonds to said Railroad Company or Its orders ,. ;-r, y .,; .;-. ,f . -, . u i, Under this resolution e certain power is vested In the Mayor.-: If I should be elected by the ctUzonrof New Bern to this hchorable position I beg to assure them that I will not give a certificate ss provided U the resolution' above recited nnftl J em thoroughly convinced sad satisfied that tht Railroad Company has performed Its contract with the city folly and completely. And I desire (o as sure U elUsens that In arriving at my conclusions I shall call to-my assistance the Vtry best advise that can be had to pass ea the manner ot construction and the materials used In both the construc tion of lh brldgeVid of the, Railroad Itself. , I desire further to ssy that 1 am not nor woatfl I he a party to any trans action that would have for Its purpose the defrauding of the City of New Bern or any Individual or corporation. : ' ' ; If those Who' are circulating the ru mors against me will take the trouble to investigate my record ss an Alderman ol the 'City of NeW Burn, I think tfiey will find that at 1) times I have both by my voice end vote done what lay In my poer for the protection of the citizens Interest and of the tsx-ptyers,snd sbould i te elected to the higher position I shall endeavor with all my ability to continue to protect tha city's Interest and, that of the Individual tax payers. i , TU08 F. MoCAUTIIY. ' We have jnst received our spring line of clothing serges, cathlmeres, flannels and ' wool crash, also a line of pants, swell patterns,) also all the new things In Pat Lea shoes and Oxfords. ' E. W. ARMSTRONG. If you want good bread, buy yiur flour from J R Parker, Jr. APRIL 14 Try our monogram Java and Mocha Coffee. J R Parker, Jr. Administrator's ' .Sale ! I will expose at public suction, for cash to the highest bidder on Tuesday the 28th day of April, 1903, at the late residence and place of business of W. E. Brown, deceased, near Yanceboro, N. O, a.l of hia personal property, consisting of About 21 oxen. Seven horses. One heifer. 17 hogs. 6 farm cartv. 4 buggies. One carriage. All of the agricultural Implements and All of bis household and kitchen fur niture. Sale will begin at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. This the 6th day of April, 1903. L. H. CUTLER, Administrator of W E. Brown, deccasod WWR cn6 Hie Old Buck whet . knows toe taste of good beer is snre to celebrate Easter tide by drinking his fill of Budweis bock beer. He ig not only healthy and wise but wealthy as well, in the knowledge that this beer is the best brewed, and contains no headaches or billiousness. The best hops and the best malt only are used. J. F. Taylor, MW I UN, N C. ; "IIARRIS L1TIIIA .WATER on draught, carbonated, the strongest natural lus. llthta wator known, Bo largo DUFFY'S PHARMACY. For Rent. n. Wharf property formerly occupied by O W Hamilton as wood yard. Also two desirable offices In second story ofjiew brick bnildlog on South Front street. Apply to - 8. M. BRINSON. AT? ;What .more can you get anywhere in addi tion to Satisfaction P i.We guarantee that. : Suits r cleaned and pressed 50c CHiDWICK TAILORING CO, Comet Middle, Bad, ollb& Streets ( -.1 f Vcrs, li... i mi.l 1 si 3 n i i. i''..-.HIi...Y.''- ' '. I WW Vf,TV'ii Tho Ccrain.': cf Uastcr should remind yon tliat yon ought to get everything on whoels in spli'k and (pan share. Don't want anything "out fit whack" this time of year, do you? Well, Irt in s!mw you how thoanuglily, proiniiy, clu-i'!y we ran put In iirst lass rei .iranvtiii'"? J" have requiring our attfiini'n In tne lin? of carriages, n"'Mi, 'irrp"i, r".'ibonta, etc. n jiut liul.b'T '1 ires on your old or miw ftiii'ii'i, Wo shrink your loose tiros In a i' Miie wlihmit CMt'l!f ttwni. v : ) v I : in , I , i. mm; America's Leading Tented . Amusement Gentry Bro's Famous Shows. The Highest Class Exhibition of kind in the world. Two complete performancesdaily at 2 and 8 p. m. Hundreds of Pretty Dogs, Ponies, and Monkeys. A Herd of Tiny Baby Elephants. A Drove of Lillipution Camels. GRAND FREE STREET PARADE AT 10 A. M. Two Bands. 50 Glittering Tableau Wagons. NEf BERN Tuesday, April 14. Special low rate Excursions on A & N O R R trains. P9lB&t8!88tf HI Job Trinting done on short notice AT LOWEST PRICES. Call and get my prices, you willsave by it, t)wen Q. Dunn, 69 POLLOCK ST. i 11 AVEATS 1 I DON'T ABSTAIN Irom meal, mere is no longer any reason wny u snouia not oe eaten ireeiy and many reasons why It s&nnld be. The nne quality or me MEATS we offer Ib certainly atronjr Inducement for their consumption. Each portion Is cnt from young animals specially raised ror rood and an are or nne irrain, delici ous flavor and highly nourishing. run Aijtt ire will have Snrlni Lamb, Veal, Pork and extra fine Beef and Poultry. The Oaks Market. THE We . are . i receiving daily, a new line of tyring .OT vV Have i also ; just ' : re ceived 'a' very fancy lot of. -, Mattings,; : ;; Rugs, Leath er and Vclvcf t Couches - At Prices that will Ajitonhth Give us a call and cxamino cur Etoci. I?o trcutlo to rhoT7 coed Snow Drift, White Frost and Admiral Flour Just Received at J. L. McDANIEL'S. I have a few gallons of Nice strained Honey at 20c"qt. Fresh lot Ontario BuckwEeat, Clover Hifl Print Butter, Maple Syrup, New Orleans and Porto EicoMolasses, Evaporated Peaches and Apples, Prunes, Codfish and Irish Potatoes, Peanute, Canned and BottledjGoods ofll kinds, Headquarters for Fine Teas andJItoastedCoffee. Give me a call. Yours toPlease, .T I. UMWJ Tsl'l I W. JU. kmUikkUUU, ror, 3 'Phone 91. 71 Broad St" p Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co., Successors to Gaskill Hdw. Co. and J. C. Fulford Supply Co. HARDWARE 73 Middle St MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven St. Phone 147. PhoM 216.J Keep a full supply of Builders Material, Hash, Doors. Blinds. Glass. I'int Oils, Varnish, Lime, Cement, Stoves and Ranges and everything kept in a flrst class hardware store, A full line of 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 liouses we are prepared to furnish niih Qimlii. goods at Very Low Prices. Thanking the trade for past favors and soliciting vo.ir future patronage we are, yours truly, GasMll Harflware ad Mill Sapply Company, JOSEPH GASKILL, P. A. WILLIS. JOE C. FULFORD. Here is a Chance For Every Man, Woman and Child to Dress up tor Easter. Mens, Boyn ami Child reiiH Clothing. For $10 SO we will dress any man from head to foot. We will dress any boy from head to foot for $6 98. Wo will dross any child from head to foot for 13 48. MEN 1 suit $10 60, 1 hat 12 00, 1 pr shoos (3 25, 1 shirt 75c, 1 tie 50o, 1 pair iockriOo, total value $16 10, all for $10 50. BOY-1 suit $5 98, 1 pr shoes 1 60, 1 hat 1 00, 1 shirt 60c, 1 pr Hose 10c, total value $8 08, all for $5 98. CHILDREN 1 suit $2 49, 1 pr shoes $1 25, 1 hat 50c, 1 pr hose 10c, total value $4 88, all for $2 49. DRY GOODS, We have just received a big line of Dress Goods in Silks, Cashmeres, Plain Lawns, and Dimities, for this week we will give prices that others cannot give. We will give you a price on Dimities-250J vards worth 12c and 15n v.l vnnr choice in this lot 7Jc for this wee only. We have just received from tho mill a big lot of Remnants of Hamburg worth from 12o to 80c yard at a price you never heard of before. Look for your silver S. COPLON. 75 Middle St, next to Gaskill Hdw. C(., tow Bern, N. C. M F WAHREN. ) JIM GAUKIL&r-f Salesmen.' Qcrock s Studio IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. Upstairs Cor, Pottock and Middle St Where he will be glad to see his patrons and friends. Paints I Before you buy your paints In vestigate Heflth and Milligan Paints Strictly Guaranteed, looks better, covers more and wears longer. for sale by Foj & km, General Hardware, - 79 Mi tot Street, NEW BEBJr, PT. c 4L -innnnr I I 1 r b- -a I. . .Mills a NillN.X TT-s mp dilicious,- .ixniLAEATiNA,: EirEisnixa. ' zt Host pleasant, elective and certain re- i: lief for disordered digestion, and keeps Zt : I the stomach right. A true tonic. Ro- ; : : Hove 3 heartburn and flatulency. Crivca : : y tno Diues. naKes worK easy., i.o - - 1 t !4- T. W WATET?1?. DAVIT mA t r