North Carolina Newspapers

J J :7 e:l", n.-c, Tuesday mossing, December 22, 1903 VOL. 111--K0. 22G. V ' TWIHTT-SICfiHD TEAR C ' , 1 1 A i A K n n n yu ?.v -VjLl DcIicasiesVto Please the $ & Classes; I- Necessaries Masses rSvveets to Please the Lasses' I You ' cannot present than- ! , , A Nice Bain Coat, A Suit ot Clothes, .-'-A'Hat,' '! v';' , - A;Tie, " V"--V ' s A Silk XJmhrella,' A Pair of Kid Gloves, A Half Dozen Nice Hose, r . ' . ' ' A Half Dozen Linen Handkerchiefs, ! A Beautilul Wlk Huffier, ' w . ' A White Silk Handkerchief, ..-'-.. .7 :v :'A Bair ot Patent Leather Shoes. , ; ' A Pair Silk1 Suspenders,, s . . ; 'A Pair of Bedroom Slippers,. . .v jv ' And a Thousand other things that cannot be'mentionedrtHfe 't';?M:-:,;C:Bespectfu V. - . Hiddle, Gaskill Hdv. & ;nr cut the price oa IIeler4Cr,lo4 1 b sold.' Fir Fitted,' BtoT(Met tip. : j V.;.i J r Full lice ot Htfdwue, Ewood Iimetnd Cement, Bmb, Uoort na uunat. : . , . Loweat Prioea, Beet Good . , Nice lino of Cervert expected lor the Holiday trade, t. Gaskill Hdw. d BAJIOW1ES 71 Middle W. rbooeMT. : 9 y X'or 'Thru Tlrr.l In fri l)lh run T' Wrlit'MV. It I ', I it ; ; -'!i I . 1 t',ul In tr rj an 1 r, ' r-:r?M ill. r. ; J. J:. T- 1 T" In- - vv n - - v 1110 -H"- to Please tte l " - .;- Street Mill Supply Co. Fano'FalnU.'.OIU' and VarnUb, Hill Supply Co., pUU8UPPLIE3 44 Cmm B, CHRISTMAS ; : TAPER. I I have jutt recdvt4. a line Line ot IlurlluU Tap r for Chriatmui. 8 Call and examine. ; it Owen Q. Dunn, u rRINTT.!? & STATION LR, ',: ) 71 CETX BT. '' 4 ' J farmer ! to 1 :: 1-1 3 lnn-1 cn:i i cf it give ' your friend a juicer The Three .luster, Raymond C Koore Wlin Cargo of Coal Ashore off Capo Lookout, New wai recalted here jeite.'day that the three, melted achooner, Ey mondO Moore, Uden with coal went aihore Bnndy afternoon off Cpe Look- oat daring the storm, v Particular of the . accident were meagre bat we are reliably informed tht the thlp wai not hard aground and there were no fatalltlea. It was stated that tags were at work and the boat would probably be released Mon day afternoon. - The Raymoni was bound from Phila delphia to Charleston, ; B. C, with 1,000 tons oiooai. , - - v , Whert be Belonged. This Is going the rounds says the tfew Tork Frees.? A. broker from the finan cial vortex sought admission at the pear Iygatee.v ,,., y . '! Who are you V said 8U Peter. , Tm a WaU street broker, S , - 4 Whatdoyottwentr- . ' Iwanttegetln.". V- ' y, What hare you done that entitles you to admission V "Well. I saw a deereolt woman In Broadway the other day . and" gave her two cents." , , "Gabriel, is that on the recorder, y "Yet, St. Peter; it's marked down to his credit." v v , , : f What else hare you done f" C- i "Well, I crossed the Brooklyn bridge the other night and met a newsboy half f rosea to death and gare , him ;. one cent." , j ' "Gabriel, is that on the recOrdi V -, . "Yes, 8t Peter.". ' "What else have you dane ! , Well, I can't recollect anything else Gabrlel,what do you think we ought to do with this fellow " - v T - "Oh.gWe him back his' three cents and tell him to go to the deylL" T : o List of Letter V ' Bemalning la the Poet Office at New Beta, Craven , county N. C Deo. SI J908i . " ' ' --. BCapt J X Berry ': : D Haner Dovou, BVD, Q BDue- y. . ; ' v . . ' , H John F Hancock, James 11 Harri son, B if Hooker, Bandy Hudson, No. 1 St. , - . - - . M A B Motley, Lima N 0. y ; K Pter eToaten, T Q Kelson. ' ' :: P Henry H Price. :, .. : 'E Edward Richardson, 64 Qnland St, WUllam RatseU. - ; ..- , B 8am Bhepard, H J Smith. -' ' T-Claud Taylor, HoytTutea. ' "-' V ; vW-iahler Williams, Bellalr, S C. y , B Mrs Massy Beet, at poet offlo&y " C Mist LUsle Carmer. , 1 IV-Mrs MaadaDlioE. ' ' H Mrs Walter Harris, Miss Tenet Hill, Mite Barak Heater, Mrv Mary H Hester, Mrs Mary H Henry, MO Bora Bt, . B Mrs R 8 Stallion. - . . ; W-MrsMUtoa W Warner. : y roKUStntMiBTTIBaV Yt' i-Joee Alvee, 147 B Front 8b y F Valentua Fernandea.'- - 0 Mts Thartta Gome, 49 i. Front R Joae Mende Rot trio. 8 Joano Lepee Senteato, Maaeel do. Pertont calling for the above letters will pleats say advertised and give data of UtU : - x The rcgalallons now require that 1 one sent shall be collected oa the delivery i.feacb edrerUaed lettar. ' ' . , a.W.naoocK.PM. Stead Cold Wtalhcr. It bat bete miay years ilnoe there fcu bees tuch a period of tlotdy cold eaib era we bare daring tblt tttoala. It It lbs more woaderfal oa aecooat that the teatoa U to etrly. The rule f aer aSy la thlt Mr Hon of the country to thai the rea'.ly eold weathar de sol Ut'n tmll Jtauary. Wfctterir that nonih III dtralop r?mlot to te abot knowUittwe litre brta itrlrg anma Jtntary wtf.hrr la IV .i.' r. The tT-rte B.'t !nra t'n ; rlar for Ut Mt WM IS drjrf,. TL fck jirrf iiitil Ihe Tri isvi ; rt irt ! ; t (!rret. .Thtt"'. 'ft p.' rr.!; nn iicor 1 thlhf!r, rr.'Ur re.r'!r1 11 (";!. Alil.o'-ra !,', t" ' J w'lr t j re ! : t r t " .'Ml Holiday' Trade Rot ' ' Year. UP;To Last Caa Cottoa Average Be Increased. .Ckarlotte'a' Solution Liquor Question. -State Charter ',' Judge Prunell Deals Se- J , " 'Tere Sentetoces ; , Grain' , Crop Vy 1 ' ' Suffer. ; y Raleigh, Dee 21-Tbe holiday trade here Is quite good but Is said to be hard ly up to last year's very high mark. The low prices for tobacco are said to be the cause, The farmers are gettlog Im mense prices for their -cotton, the high est In a quarter ot a century, yet tome of them are not entirely satisfied.',' If they sell at IScta, they think that if they had waited a few days they could have obtained 14 cts. Tet when the season be gan their hope was to get 'as much as lOots and they said ' thai when that- fig ure wu reached they would tarn cotton loose. It is being very freely 'marketed now; and the receipts here are only a few hundred bales, less than - they were last year when the crops were so. much larger. -y -y y , - v "; , Mention was make the other day of the fact that the farmers j this year and lut year planted at much cotton as thy could possibly do. There ere tome per sons who have a belief that labor from tome where It to be brought Into the cotton-growing states,; and say that In this way only oan the acreage be increased. They argue that It is better to bring la- por here to develop land t which every body knows will produce cotton than to experiment in far off eoantrics to af cer tain whether cottoa can begrow a In them or oUTA,iVv'ir:.;".Vifi'i Peraon who have 'visited Charlottt think the tolutloa of the liquor qnettioa there is excellent, a few bar-rooms, with high lioense and short hoars and with no soreea or anything to break the view and with all the business done at the front, so all the world can see It. It Is said that this , system Is satltf aotory to the talooa mtn also. y v, :.. '-i.ik f The weather this season has beea un usually severe on the small grain orops. Not a large crop could be planted, and the hard freezes have set the crop back considerably, At one time there wsa talkof making boring for oil some where In the Chath am eoal-fleld region," bat nothing more has beea heard ot that matter, though U is declared oQ is visible. la some streams and wells. . It sppears that oil and gat are to be bored for near AthevIUe. y Chartere are granted to the Craggy Lumber company of Alora, authorised capital stock $100,000, paid In , $M,000, 9 F Chatmaa and ethers - stockhold ers,: -v .'yj- The Carolina Mills Company of Wins- ton -Salem capital stock authorized 1100- 000, paid la 9,000, P C Green and oth ere stockholders, these mult to make hosiery, underwear and all sorts of knit good. -y--"' V y r; , A H Boott, of Company O, flrtlregl stent North Carolina Slate troops died at the soldiers home here yesVerday after a long Clneae. He came from Durham, but wss buried at MorrlsvCla, this eon a ty this afteraooa. ; i' Governor Aycock hai retoroed from kit trip to Baltimore, - which he eaoyd treatly. Hit speech before the North Carolloa society there Friday evening bat attracted much attenlloa ail over the eouatrr, parUoularly hit referencti to the negro queelloa. ," The Saprtme Court almott entlrtly o!eared away lu bntloctt before the Jut- Hoes adjourned for the Urm. Jattlce Douglas It la Baltimore la a botptul, under treatment. He romarktd tlx weeks ego that be would probably sons go to the hotpltal far pf-ll trtmo t Joilge Parnell d!tpo4J of a rvti urai of tailucn Id tit federal Court during lit two woctt term, wLtch m'ly todrd Btturdty, though there wUl be a tenlct TharJr. Tbt Jnrt he lir.poaed afire- lld oter tl.O'Oasd be MrenOy ros Uhed torrecf the ilore kprt wlio hiTet-'-'a In dUtmlon l;h d!tU'.!rt lo d.fft-j."r.f tie g'lttrnmenU Tbe l tre ttntancxt wl',1 do d 'ut.t fcT a (fved a "act, at S rpt deal tA tk'.t orl thing feu '"i diri. ' " Lt,- r, I :!. fr m t - t f c f - r. k'j. i r ', it, n t r( f ' r ' . A frr Inrf , '. I'--"y' I'r r It U r t t "From.Hanfinjr to Life Sentence.' Special to'Journal, ' H , Raleigh, Dec: St. Gov Aycock com muted to- life : imprisonment ten ten te Henry Holloway to be hanged la Greene eounty, Pec 23rd,- for" barglsry In firat degree. - Clemency It shown after care ful Investigation by Judge Fred Moore, who t,ried the caee, who Informs Govern or that while he fully believes Hollo way Is guilty, there is room for doubt and justice dooi not demand death sen tence. , .ffi v"" '''aw, Hdlloway's identlScation " depended entirely upon his voice. - The jury and great number .of i- leading ' cltlsens signed thej0ommutatlon,7 ,' Cox-Lancaster Weddlflf . u At half past seven o'clock1 Wednesday evening, December9th, 1903 a most beautiful home wedding was celebrated at. the home of Mr E A Lancaster at Bellalr when his oldest daughter, Miss Bertha Lancaster and Mr John , Cox of Ayden were united In holy matrimony, large number ot reiauves .. and friends were present at the artlstlcly dee orated home where the- ceremony war performed by Rev C W Howard of Elns ton,' the wedding march being very skillfully rendered by Miss Edna Line berry ot Greensboro, -while the beauti ful, solemn cereaony was - being per formed the bride and groom stood under two large hearts of holly and . mfttle- toe,y :y y."yyy:: The attendants were Miss Clara Brln son v with Mr Guy Moore, Mist liens Iiane.'lfr Eoacoe Lancaster, .brother of the bride, Mlts 'Sftllie Causley, Mr Jay Humphrey, . Miss . Etta Lancaster, Mr Grover Cox, brother of the groom, MIsi Llzile Ipock, Mr Lynn Lancaster. Then followed the maid of honor,' Miss Ethel Lancaster, titter of the bride . with the bett toan, Mr Will Cox, brother of the groom. - The bride was becomingly gowned In white organdy fimmed In polnt.,lace. She was one of Bellalr1! most popultr and chsrmlng young ladles.- The groom It one of Pitt ' . county's enterprising young men. . ,;' "n-; ,.:,. .;. The ushers at the weddings were two charming young ladtes.MIsses Ada Lane and Ida Ipock, wno were most gracious In welcoming" the guests. 1 Misses Hattls Dixon and Bertba Lewis presided in the dining room, Where refreshments were Served during the evening. The many handsome and useful : presents . showed the esteem in which the happy couple is field.- y. y : - v. y Oa Thursday evening there was a rsoe ptlon' at the home : ot the grooms father at Aydcn, which was attended by the bridal .party,' relatives- and close frlendy'; vy -.. Tne Effect of Sleeping: In Cars, -, It Is the contracting of cold,' which often results, seriously , to the hogs. Never neglect a 'cold, but - take in time Taylor's Cherokee ' Remedy of Sweet Gum tad Mullleu -nature's great cough medicine-' . ' rV At druggists, 95o.,' SO e.,' and 1.00s bottle., For sale In New Bern by II Daffy.' -' . r. Woilceta Snippers,;"-. ,: Freight Uatot Nos 1 and $ ot the A A HOUR, being aonolled oa account of Christmas holidays bo f relght wll be te celTcd .or-delivered einept perishsble freight oa the days of Dee Stth and 13th - - , - j.r.cDAvia. ... . - . , - . ' l'L'i ''ir rr.it.-r !iU!ili-.ndni landed In Xf.r!!t virlin In 1737. It wee Pf ( t ., i 'unf!-; ll diTut cn eccutiul f 4'w; n,:. I wi:!(-r nnil hot tumnicrs. Tlio-on.. rr tt;if(fiillr oppowxl this enl r tilt!mntrl iuatlfW by tl b!plilonli-r' Ulug lite lioalUilpot sol dinrt lo tli army. In tlie campnlgo to Uollnnd In 17l ixiirvo h-trlmCntt loot si mnny a i SdO tmn dlw-ane. but the niavk-IVafa-h, wlk-li bad !KiO recniltt la Ifa ranka. find ouly 1wenty-flT cst- tIUr, luclud'n the klllrd In battle, TO OUR y l PATRftNRi How about your Ohrlatmaa Shop ' Cbrietmas . Bella will won ririg merrily. wr - '- Have you' selected your gifts? If not yon cannot do better than to look over our display. ' Ou -goods haye a refinement that makes them especially suitable for gifts. No Extra chargeor engraving. EATON, The Xeadlng Jeweler 63 Potbck St. High-grade and up-tCKlate Dress Goods a Specialty. In this depart ment we have met with unprece dented favor and patronage this season. To those. wno may not have bought their Dress Goods we would say that you cannot ' offord to do so until you haye examined our line. - ' In our Black Goods department yon can feel sure you are yetting none but the best makes, . and the wear will prove satisfactory, Our Celebrated "Merode" Un derwear, and Onyx" Hosiery, are the ones to buy for Comfort and and wear.' ;' A full lhie of White Knit Corset Covers, also Black Wool Corset Covers, -7 - Carpets, Matitng and Rug De partment up stairs. JUSKRECEIVED Novelties in Just" the thing .for' Christinas Presents. y t . -S-:: Cf- mm : 63 Pollock St. JCST RXCEIVXD a full and complete assortment of '' s ' . . - The Latat and Beat put np in plain and fancy Morocco leather prlcoe ranging from 1 00 to 117 CO, All fully gwaatMd. Just the article for your father, Brother or gwnUemea friend for ClirUUnta. Foot Balls, Afar &1HV fngtrtoTJ Watchoa, c for the boys. ; x::i t. hill, Dlcr In Bicrrat, Fiaiara, awn Alt k.ir EroBTjn,Ooor. Job Paterae fbca U5. .11 Middle E! f.y 1 f i i. f - sin Just Received. 'Also a BbL Fresh Tripe 5o lb, - V -Florida Oranges, Lemons, Malaga Grapes, Raisingj rants, Citron, Nuts all New Crop. Nlnn MiTftrl Pniiflv Tin IK - A few Jars Nice Home-made Preserved Figs, - Complete Stock Nice Things to eat during Christmas1 f"" Holidays. - It will pay you to examine my stock before-making your 5 Christmas purchases. ' EKMEMBER we give a rebate check with every cash kS purchase. Satisfaction Guaranteed. - - Yours to J. L MM g 'Phone 91. LllIIIIiIImTTTTTI TTTTTT APPLES ! Just received a car load of Apples from Western New York State. Don't buy apples until you see my' stock and get prices. Will save you money. J- IB. IF-AKIBIR, Jr. Wholesale and Retail Qrocer, BONE 69. Cor. Broad & llancock Hih. HT!H!ITIITITIITinTTTYfniTTTTTYTYIIIIIITI!TITTTTH All Appropriate Olfts. Calendars, Boohkts&cBooks I! Padded Ooze Edi xtion .Easy to mail I mSTT'S BOOK STORE. A large line of Gold Filled and Solid Gold Watches in the New 8hpei.yy ; ' Nothing nukes a better Xmas Present to a lady or gentleman than one of our . Fully Gnrrahteed atohes put op Ja a ; floe Velvet M- ' : Also we have the kind lor abuse forboyi;.:;-VjI:.; J O, Baxter Oysters! Oystersi, From now oa ws will hare t Oysters which Jw will Jware i by'nicasure, talf-ahell or 0th-efwlfle- - ' Clir)ftkaBaTjOyitcrs to day at Nixon & Cos, 1!3 HI idle !. '.' ? c:i erne- :!:r 3 Co., dlt A. C. Cd , i mm ! iL: RADT Si j ' - I ' v:W...v-,.. - J I ' ' ft " H Z J ' x Please, Wholesale A Retail Grocer, 7i Iirond Ut VWW """"t - Ldoi unci iur . APPLES ! iiiio i cai y Last Chance I iui uaiyaiiio. This offer means a great loas ' to ns, but a great gain to you,' My ' entire stock of Mens, Youths and- Child rent ( lothing, Overooatr, Hats . ' acd Pants mwt go before Jany 1st with three hundred and fifty Levilee Iflsseaand Childreng Cloaks and. Jackets, Ladies Hats and Fnrs all to be sold daring this , . ' Last and Greatest Sale ot the Season Regardless of Co3t or value. . Notwithstanding the Cloaks and Jackets will be sold at far less than cost We will give to every lady buying cl g k or Jack et a pair of nice gloves free, Do yon wish to be one of tlio lanky buyers? If so ple do cot wait too long as we will be : ovcr- rusbd la la a few days, and . wlh to give yon the best attention j vi sible.: ; y , - - EEMEMBEU this U poeltirelr tbelaet sals of ths season, and t each cuttomcr buying COo ami over will be gives a Bice present worth aoctpUng. ,. ' . Yours for Bargains, s. coPLon, J THA-KII.T. 1 e , - C(JKUJUOM,i J CtUtn. . n middle BTnr.r.r, ret to c-.-i ' IIrdar4Oo,5ew Era, - Plnr.iliinn 1 t ItTS t' - -.T. 1 'lit'.'rr'. ' f, ry fa -1 r j (,' S r.f y y: ' '"jf':.r . y 1 ' ' '