- . - -. ; t --. - "-JW- HIW BIRI, If UVnHOAT UOftlllt, SOTCMBIB 22, 1903 VOL. XXI-NO. 202. TWINTY-SICORD TUB r- r-. r v 1 mm -I X "9 -- iv n n - n IL-JI II a n T is Ileadaimrters jjj for Children, Misses, Ladies and Men This stock represe-ttu a shoe store. Thousands of paii s to' j y select from. We absolutely guwant9e oar shoes to ba as we h represent them. We handle the best makes Our Dorothy jk Dodd Shoe for ladies Style, Fit and Wear; we guarantee taese h shoes to give perfect satisfaction. We also carry Ziegler Shoes H in Ladies, Misses and Ohildrens. A For Men and Boys we are right up-to-date, can giye you A anything'you want and the price is right. We carry in H ens the well known Heiser Shoos in the newest make-tap Eat Kid, Pat Colt, Regent Eid, and Bleechera. We are also sole agent for the Eaton Cushion Sole Bhce, absolutely water-proof felt and and lining. The greatest thing on earth for anyone who uui- fers -with cold feet. Buy a pair and have comfort and use. Price $4 00 pair. Hesitate and Price pruning in November makes it a It aTA a. a i t -r a -m "wtt a a t juniai ume xo duv Furnishings with little Capital. Hats, Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery, Nightrohes, Underwear, etc. Satisfaction Guaranteed. e. w. Armstrong; i7 Middle Street. If Hill, ltOAD, MILL. AND V HI VE SUPPLIES. WE ARE MANUFACTUHERSAGENTS FOR Erie City Boilers and Engines, Van Winkle Celebrated Gins aud Pr sses, The Oneida Wood Split Pulleys, The Wagner Duplex Steam Pumpu, Starret's Fine Tools. We carry ii full ttock of everything in the line of Machinery and Supplies. Gaskill Hdw. & Mill' Supply Co., HAHDWARK 78JMlddle St. l"hon 147. Baker Guns, Columbia Bicycles, Edison Phonographs, R&mbler bicycles, 0tter Typewriters, Hartford Bicycles. WM. T. HILL DtUr In Bictci.u, FiUAsm, avd Au. kiatw BroTMT Ooor. Jot Plimu Piob 115. 91 Middle Bt HHNcn orrics A. B. Baxter & Co.t Commission Brokers. Ml Cctica.Grati & FrcTite t . Critt (HrH, nm4 M MEWBUUt, ItO. M.lii Uffln II Brwdvtr. Hrw TofV. Itm to Hrw Tork. I Oysterst OysUrsll I bf ttMnr bilf-abU or otb ', ; ... Cbflt!pdufaf iter to- J mm - -JR. n w lnn mivi W U y H 8 for All Manner of 2 weather - proof, Rubber in sole - it You are Lost. it taniiai nats ana tl PIILL BUPFLIES 44 C nrtn ttt Pboo I18.J Notice I Any farmer desiring to fence his land 7ith the American Field Fence can procure the same of me icr a short while. I now have in gtock two car loads of Same. Vmttr Hul CkatUwkn, f('i"'M', r$ ' A rktaue ( Health ' . Is whet everroM sboadd be ho trials good, per, atltlUoM beer like that brewed ty fmrct kWwfof 0 till Vofkd by e e4 tafmlebed U any tweUty by & etM itmm. Hlgily reeuasieadel by pVytWiane. This beer nm Ve ntfed apoe lot aWolst ytflty, and levor. , ' J.:, Fe Taylor,' rt t rrop4 rewig cv ff rtv 0 COnON GIN BURKED. Tiro Buildings Owned By Mr J H Sptncer ' Destroyed. A cotton 1 In and mother bvlldlig be loading to Mr JMSpmeer and located near the wwtera dtf llmiu were d- ttrored by fire yesterday morning. Thai oaoM of the fire unknown. It wm dltcorered tbont 8 o'clock and hd gained oonilderable headway. The fire department rendered autetance but wu pewerlera to raye anything on ac count of the progress - made by the There were twelye balet of cotton la the building, two of which were eayed from entire dettmctlon. Beyen balee belonged to Mr Bpeaoer and the balance to other partlea. The bales which were eayed were brought down to the mar ket. In addition to the deitructlon of the cotton, there were ten tone of cotton aeed and a quantity of guano burned. A. steel windmill was ruined by the heat The smaller building contained seed peas and oats, they wen all oonsumed, The loss Is estimated at 13600. There wu no Insurance. Christian Science In Ohio. Columbus, O., Noy. 17. The Supreme Court today rendered a decision which is taken to mean that Christian Science may be practiced In Ohio. Some time ago a family by the name of Bishop, In Hamilton, O., wm tried and acquitted on a charge of manslaughter for havlnc permitted a child to die without glylug It medical aid. The State cairiea the caseuDon exceptions, and today the Supreme Court overruled the Cxcep tlons. Foot Ball Yesterday. On Cambride Field yesterday, Tale de feated Harvard by a score of 16 to 0 At Norfolk, the University of Virginia and Carlisle Indians played a tie game 9 to 6, Bankruptcy Proceedings. A petition of Involuntary bankruptcy wm filed In the district court hereFrl day evening by Morris Yogel & Bro, et al against J B Benton of this city. The petition Is made returnable Dec. 4 at 13 o'clock, noon. Mr R A Nunn represents the claim ants interested. The parties lire In Bal tlmore. Mr D L Ward Is Mr Benton's attorney. CASTOR I A Tot Infants and Children. Tin Kind You Han Always Bought Bears the Signature of Apples, 80 oents a peck at McSor- ley's. REPORT OF TBS CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK, Of New Berne, N.O. at New Bern, la the State ef Nerth Carellna. at the olese tf Business, November 17th, l0t. RXSOURCE8. Leans and discounts.. ...... tllO.TM 91 Overdrafts, secured and na- seourea 15,743 m U. B. Bonds to secure circa- lation.: 13.000 00 Stocks, eecuriUea, etc v. , UUOOO Banking-house, faraltnxeJttd ' ' 7" 0 xtures .t.r .,....., . 11100 JOO Other ml estaU owned..., ? alQU It Doe from KaUoaal Baaka -(not Reserve Agents).. ....-I tlfM U Due from State Banks and Bankers,.....,,.. tljttl O uoe from approved n serve acenU . I.OaTI Checks and other cash name eMlT N Notes, of other Xatkmal - - Beaks.. .IJSIOO FracUoaal paper, currency, nickels, and onts.., ...... l.BWW Lawful money Beeerve rn Beak, vu! Dpecie...,M. li.uei m Ucal tender notes 17.000 W M.0B1 0 sWemptieejfuadWlthTJ.B.f Tme r up at drfeJaUo)r I UQ W i L b Total 7101114 xumLrrn Oapital stock paid U, .. .. 1100,000 00 HerplaarundA.H.M. TaOUOM Uadlrtcled'Tronu, vlns ea- ' . r tweieee wed tanas VM,." 1I.W 41 ItaUoaal Beak notes .out- ' -1 suadlM...,;,'. ., 18,000 00 Doe to viaer Rstloval Bank V 711 II Dee M Btaie Beaks . aad tvru 71 Ttsaeoentftoateaol - I-- - J" T, orot id(mir t OerttM krka-. 190 N , " Ceahlrs 'tUUl "-', 1 0ttaff;i-.,i Wyl l.JTSM Xeeai tad bu4 redisoouaied .'--Oto lute f Korfh Ca ro! ta s, 1 Coflaty f Cr.ri. f 0. IL. KfTi. C f t:. tote aaae4 Wak, do Kim!; lMr tb.t the abeve sutnt Is trae to Us w"i ef say kaewledge s4 t"f. , g k.j ::.:--:?,Cm.ut.. Hotrn;l -t irM Wi Vlore uis iistd f u x II, It (. : ,Yf K. r. J , " -' 1 Sale of Valuabla Tim ber, Timber Lands, ; Saw Mill, Dry Kilns and Oth er Property. Pursuant to the powers contained In a deed of trust executed to meDy rnomas Green. ThomM ommanana Kaion Gray dated July 27th, 1901, 1 will sell at publlo auction for cash, at the door of tne uourt House 01 uarierei eouniy, North Carolina ojXuesday, the 29ih day of December lOOlfiBe following proper ty situated In said Carteret county, to wu: 1. Tract of land in Newport township containing 800 acres mjre or less, fully described In grant No. 13361, dated Jute 18tb, 1899, registered In 1 fflce of Kec la ter of Deeds of said county in bcok V V, page 12. -. Tract 01 land in Newport townsnip contalnlne 111 acres, more or less, Jully described in Krant No. 13860.- registered in omce or said Keguter 01 ueeas tn twos V v, page 11. 8. Three tracts of lands known ss tne ThomM Lands, described in deed from James M Holmes snd wife to William A. ThomM. reelstered in said office in book F F, pages 67, 69, consisting Of three tracts, in alt 2,125 acres, more or less, belne same land conveved to ua JNca by deed registered In said office in book N JN. pace 568. ' 4. Also all the timber of every kind which was conveyed to R 8 JNeal by JJid ward H Hill and wife by deed registered in said office In book V V. paee 48. with all right oouveved to said deed. 0. Also au tne timber ana an riirnts and privileges conveyed to said RB Neal by Mattle Gould, Znemeu Gkrner nl wire by deed regUtered In said tmoe in book V V, page 60 0. Tract or land oounoea as lonows: n the nortb by A & N 0 R R, on east by land of R S Neal, on west by land of J T Eaton, and on south by channel nf uogne Sound, con' amine 15 acres, mor or less. 7. Tract of land which Is described to the mortgage deed from It S Neal to W M Webb, registered In (aid office Id book V V, page 121, containing 2 acres more or less. 8. Tracts of land and the timber rlghtt thereon fully described In the mtorrgagt deed to the Citizens Bank of New Bern. registered in said office In book V V. V. All the pine, oak, ash and cypres tlnber upon tbe land in Newport town ship at the head of Newport River and in the northwest fork of same containing 50 acrec, which was convened to Rb Meal by Stephen Garner by deed tegis tered In said office In book V V, page 67 except the 15 acres thereof sold by said Neal, and also all the timber on the ltnd n Newport township. In the head ol Deep Creek Swamp, containing 81 acres, conveyed t) 1(8 Neal by Thomas F Mann and wife by deed registered in said office In book V V, page 879. 10. 'ine timber on the following tracts of land: Onetract In Jumping Run and Deep Greek Swamps on east side of North Hirer being fire sevenths of tract known as tbe Bimp'on tract. Oae tract known as tbe V U Halter patent, containing 217 acres, more or ess. One tract commencing at tbe north west corner of tbe V B Salter 216 acre traot, runs sonih 100 poles, thin west 100 polee, then noith 200 poles, then east 8C0 poiea, tnen eontn 10 raid patent, men with ssld 816 sere patent to tbe begin ning. Being sune conveyed to R 8 Neal by V B baiter by deed registered In said office In book V V. page 158. 11 All tbe standing timber on tbe tract of land in While Oak township on east side of White Oak river, beginning at the mouth ot Ramocs gut described Id deed from Daniel 8 Weeks to R 8 Neal, regis tared la aald office In book V. V. age m. 12 Also list 20 year leasehold Interest. coupled with the right to purchase, rents paid for entire term of the tract of land at "Carolina Olty" 00 south side of asNOR B adjoining tbe land con veyed to R 8 Neal by W M Webb, ad. crlnlni the lands of A A N C R R com. paay, aad cbaaatl ot Bocae sound Sad of Mania Rots Will's and J T Eaton. which is located ue mil 11 ana ary Ins formerly belonging to R 3 NeaL 19 Also the mw mill located on said above epedSed land, aald mill being ca pacity about o.uugieei per aay, wrn tnee. Doners, Mines;, aoaiuua, palleya, sad all tools, fixtures asdap piisaoeaieo toe ones ary sue, wnarvei out buUdtegs, tenement houses snd other beildlags looaud oneald Uad. also all rafting gear, wagona, eedotoor tools and Implements aad epplleaoas. II The etaea tog ooeia nuuam a Meet aad"NaUle." 14 And the tract of land In J ones count, Monk Oarollaa, described la Ue aoa from ueorge n uay au otaera ao B B Meal, registered la offlos of Register of Deeds of Joees county in hook U, oaree 470-471 lrlac on ndrlh side Hest ers creek adjoining tbe leads of Idward I Jones snd MMri. , IS Aad the trv of lead la oeaiow Otwaiy, NorU varuaa, om yoeeas creek aad kaowa as Ue Aewfcoid land ooauralBf 164 acres, more or leee. II AjsoaO timber mats, uaaoer cob treats er entries cf lead la the eoeaty ef Oesteret or elsewhere U which eaMRS Real wm ectatd of aey Interest, let el ot eq a liable m conveyed by the deed frees laid U B Galon, aad Joha lt regal r era t said TbbeaM A Orees, rhoaral 0 lllmaa aad Ralph Oraf ,..., Troatei This list day of Rovcsabcr, HOA .t: I have rwssond f tla shop aad plsmbtsg Verlneas from By eld rued U a aew VsOdtsg a tat eoraaf Broad aad fclddfe Itreale. ; A. We ere new prpertd H 4M plaaiMs sad wtH do It tfiht at tight prierc ad aa four orders at oeoa. , , ' . J, .W. WOOD. a! PILta t fILKMJ mm i J Plumbing rf. ?i'Ve tV.- C-U (. ,"1 f-r. r . i. r V -1 I ' ' - - I U ' ' ' ' Notice to Creditors. The North Carolina Corporation Com' mission vs The Farmers and Merchants Bank of New Bern, NO. Pursuant to the order of the Superior Court of Craven county, the undersigned Receivers having on the 10th day ot No vember 1903. exposed to all creditors who desired to see tbe same, a complete list of sll creditors who had presented their several claims, and the amounts as certained by the Receivers to be due on each of said claims'. and since the ssld 10th dsy of November 1908, one of said Receivers having personally! Inspected and examined tbe Books and Accounts of the Merchants National Bank of Baltl more, and both of said Receivers having care'ully examined the correspondence between the OMhler of the Farmers and Merchants Bank and the Girard National Bank of Philadelphia, and from such ex amination the undersigned .(Receivers have reached the conclusion, that the amounts claimed by said Banks respec tively upon he heretofore contested claims arising upon the. notes of the Southern Hosiery Mills are valid claims against the Farmers and Merchants Bank, which for the absence of satisfac tory evidence appeared upon the Hat of said claims on the said 10th day of No vember, not to be due by said Bank: and ssld Recelvers'.havlng duly. filed and returned the full list of all claimants, to gether with the amounts ascertained to be due upon each claim, to the Superior Court of Craven county. In the Clerk's office of said court: Therefore any and all creditors under tbe order of tail court are hereby notified to file any and all exceptions to the report of said Re ceivers, on or before the first 3 days of the coming court commencing November 23 i, as to his own claim or to the clatm of any other persm against the sail Farmers and Merchants Bank, In order that, such exception may be passed upon by the Court, according to law, or to take "such other proceedings ss they may be advised foitoe adjudication of their claims. This Nov. Hth, 1903. THOMAS DAM ELS, Receiver F. & M. Biuk. JOHN DUNN, Receiver F. & M. Bank. Tot Sale. Hog hland, seven room dwelling, peach orchard, stoak, horse, buggy, cart and tools, suitable to fruit growing and cattle raising, game and fish plentiful. Apply to Mbs. EusiH R. Nblbon, R. F. D, No. 2. Nelson's Ferry, New Bern, N. C. The Largest Sales in History Business. Wo hnve just roooirei a uocond Hhipment of the W L Doug Irh, Lewis A rossett and A E Nsttlolon Fine Shoes. HaviDg sold our regular Fall stook we had to buy again in order to meet the growing demand for those famous shoes. Oar stock has also been replsnlshed in oar other lines of goods such m Clothing, IlaU, Underwear, Dnws Shlrte, Neck wear, Drew Goods,XJloakis Aa Boy of us snd be Huppy. Lenpectfullj, J 1 IS) q niddle I Jotm .'Efannj 1 S Gtocet 2 !U(t to cJl lb hUeoUoa ol Iht Uoikeprto kit Tin tnd Ccrr4eiStock T . K ' t ilStanlo and Fancy Groceries. l H Irsr; teit U brlnglB A ibarw ef rottr trade is : receWt cartful ntUmUoo a.nd All orders rmall or Urp Move. Movinn. - ' O'i Moved. we are now in our new store 93 Middle St., and are better prepar ed to supply your furniture now than ever before. Furniture of all grades to be found at our store and at prices lower than were ever quoted in New Bern. Furniture sold for Cash or Installment, Best line of Stoves in town. The Disosway & Taylor Co. 85 Middle St., tfEW BERN, JT. C TAKE (krj Glycerioe For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS. And all Pulmonary troubles of the throat and Lungs. It acts by dissolving the phlegm and thereby affords a fine expectaratl m relieving the most cball. nate Cougb. Sold by Hargel's Pharmacy. West BroadStreet. the ot our Street. iaxmihWlocy tt) U idded to Z syJlcllM. Tour DrtJen win t 1 rilOSCrT DXIiTZHY. , will b siTTedaUvl. axter. Tt a. f lNew KJHOp Ontario Mills and Hecker's Prepared Buckwheat just received in all sizes. New California Prunes, Dried Apples and Peachee, Cran benies. Sweet and Sour Tickles, Pigs Feet, Big Hams to cut and Small Pig Hams to boil whole, Prepared and Old Fashion Buckwheat and Maple Syrup, Fresh Print and Fancy Elgin Butter, t ancy Cream Cheese, Fresh Oat Flakes, Rice, Grits and Big Hominy, Fresh Uneeda Biscuit, Uneeda Milk Biscuit, Fresh supply Canned Soups, all kinds, Fresh Celery 5c stalk, And numerous other good things to eat which we cannot mention for lack of space. Call an 1 look over my stock, no trouble to show goods. Yours to Please, J. k MM, 'Phone 91. inxxxxxxiixxxixxxixxiixinxi JUST "RECEIVED. A Fresli Supply of Ralston's Breakfest Food, Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, Balaton's Whole Wheat Health Flour, '' " Graham Flour, lleckei's (Jraham Flour, iye Premier, Mothers and Avina Oat Flakes, Schredded Wheat Biscuit, also a full and complete line of fancy canned goods. ' A part of your business is earnestly solicited. Satisfact ion guaranteed or miu get your money back You; s to please, T- IFKKZEJ, Jr. Wholesale and Retail Qtocer, HONK 61) Cor. Broad & Ban cock Hi. nxixnnxiiTnxiiiiiiTiixii I . Si I II J lmj? YOUH TIIiNKHUlVING 11HKF.Y Tliee's an attrart've slwwiiie lure if CUTLEHY of all kinds. It's attractivp, hrst, by rasin of (rat variety. Kvery kicrl (if Knife and Kork and Scissors it in I lie as sortment. Hut when tlipy ar eismlnod something besidns variety an'l line finish nil! be found forcing its way to the front. "It Is quality." tl.e nuality of the cutting part. Tht is n bat costs Id edge to Is of any kind. And ill- high grade of these goods will make yon won der about prices. We are agenU foi UKATII AND MULLIOAN S II K S T I lit 1'AbEI) PAINT. Foy & Simmons. 78.rrfnt8t, NEW BERN, N. C. -"mif" m.T-Zt, An ITp-lo-datc Big reareair tock el the walk (or Thaaktrrrtof 4af sihI lor mymj day is vhet a Jfrrtnf bsm vast, snd be tA seek veranbef toea en earrevre re poelaor-f, bre aU that as eear, a oral. ivmxrX s4 StylUk la tmeomatlo rH an4 ipeeial saade eefatcfaa ca be bad. We here tne mh la Matin, tmae eaa SnUh, a4 oar eerrteffae ol a0 ktods sre sotad tot akeir eitmne ase ol rid lag and rowtl ajaalKJea, " r ?W t -AT Bar js 4,r- urn aT The wiy ple la brwti V M any sad trwrrUitug so rrir kDirtUe. Bee s b"ra k y Inr ad fare mowtj. We p Rulht Tim oe yoat eld et tMrewWla. W shrink eons ffioee lrae la e tnarhtne erithnel eatianf theaa, rrf tIUnti taklnf Mr fmm whaM ca t-rrT wklle to wait JtrwryVvly It l t .il to e v. r.'Mnsi work pntVrnf V'.'ts In c!1 its', - M T Wholesale A Retail Grocer, 71 Broad Bt Liiiiiiiiixiiiiiiin IIIIIIIITIIITIIIIITTYH By Spcoiul Bequest Many of my lady customers have asked nie to advertise Ladies Cloaka, I gladly consented to do, auk would have advertised sooner but have been waiting for my com plete stock of Holiday Wear to ar rive, I am now prepared to snit and tit the choicest customer. Ladies Jackets in latest style, all colors; worth $7 50 to $10, $4 00 Indies Jackets, close fiitlng,all coloTS, worth 5 00, now 3 69, Ladies Jackets, Job Lot, your choice"'.! ii'.i, I-itdies Capes, uy-to-datf, from s 1c to 1 'JO, Misses Cloakj, late styles, all colors, UHc to 2 75, Childrens and Infants Cloakn, from jc tf) i A now lot Ashland Ifrpelbant, in all colors, 5 inoheB wide, at the old price 4 He yd. It only takes 4 yanls to tnako a full suit, or 21 ydfl for a skirt. I also havo a new supply of Hamburg at half price. Place yonr order before it is all sold. Ladles Shirt Waist and Collar ettes will lw sold during this week, at half prices. Our Millinery Department is complete and our prices are aston ishing. We can sell yon Hat at the price of having yonr old on trlmmtd. Give me a look before yon buy, I will internet jou, and sere you mrpey. II oping many as possible' will come early, and a read the rush, The first will get the Beit Bel so tiooi and Beet Bargains, S. COPLON, J BOiWtlLt, t... '. OOMOBTOH, l1'' TB MlDDLl rrEWT, Teai to QaakQl Hardware oe, pew Bertv. ATTENTION GENTS. WsareaowU ft poeiUee le saaie Salts, OTereoets, sad Tnreserf to et Meesere whs) ft panate a to wetk auaaklp, Itjle, fit aad TrtAsstsg. 19 pet seat lower ibaa rm Wore. Olre M a trial aad Ve eoeTtaeed. - T,r;r ' ;"f YrS , - V ,". I ( ' T t ' - - i Nixon & Co.'s,

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