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&S The material and the trfkmingji for your , Spring- tfewn, Ci1"
WLiM '
wJ can be boucht nowhere else so
here.
The goods are all yon can aBk fresh, fashionable, mi to t
wide variety, . ; ,v
, The prices ate even lower than our prices nsnallf are, and
that means a great deal.
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King
Cotton
At the price la preepeot yon car. r fiord to fertilise it elC '
Ityou want the BEST
Use Meadows Great Cotton Guano.
Insist on having that kind, and "yen will not he-diaapnteff in
your crop. ' 1 v .. :
For Tobacco - -JJ-r.
Use MeadoVfis Gold Lear lobaccolGvnbf
It makes food, slick, tough Tobacco. November J003 ir planter
sold 1,463 pounds of tobacob for f$l,00. He nsed IM& b&lj ;
Specld Htgh Gta
If there ia no dealer ,ln your teot'on bandUng.oui goods, inite ua.
E H. & J. A. MEADOWS CO., M rifts.
LONG DI8T E
Factory If ewse BiTer,
Notice L
Any farmer deshing
to fence hia land with
the American Field
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Jence can procure
the Bam e of me for a
ihort while. ' I now
have in stock twoar
loads of Same.
HEW : lIKH.f,' If , C.:
Our, StobkQf
WhiTE. Goods
EmbrWriSS
.. ind-Lacc
' .For thp Spring 1 3
. now;,; complete A. and
were bought at old
pricoa; ; '
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o ;V -;:o,F. 1ARVIS,
MfoUnaau
-. mim mum co.,
"tiiriJlleM, ' Nw lion N. .
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New Bern, K'C
MITCHELL'S .
New Stables.
located Opposite
Hotel chattawka,'
Rlit ( rs.il Occwlojit. Tint CUm
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CraclalSUtementTHat Japaa Eas
Kotlostt'EoaW ?j, .
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BrlUUmt Bit .Yaln-rJlerc
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lee.
Special to JenaV jff
9t Patarsbarg, Febraat y ?5,rTwenty
three, Japanese warships Hare pouring
snot and shall Into t&V Rtuwtan forts atd
ships at ?ort Axtbar, aad are also shell
lag the town--TThe torti 1 ate' replying
steadily aad'the Russian Cruisers Bay an,
Novlk and Askell are supporting the
forts. -The Russian batUMhlpBeUlvta,
beached near the mouth of the harbor, 1
not toppoaedto be in a position to make
effeCUte Are. '
The fleet has' been re-Inforeed by nine
additional warships -and after th nn
saecek(al attempt to blockadt the bar
boFreturned to the attaek onnhedc
fensei, the rorts being subjeoted to the
fiercest bombardment yet 'experienced.
The Japanese ships. advance : to within
8,000 yardsand - retiring,1 return In a
clrola. ', ",
Londoni February SS.Tho attempt
to block the channel at Port .4nhnr by
sinking ships loaded with stone narrow
ly escaped being a brilliant sbooeM'Vv
Two of the hulks actually catered the
chtnueL one of the sunken reeseis iws
long the side ot , the sunken AR.tslTa
on the left aide of this : entrnoe to the
ohanneC'and the ssoond lies' nider Gol
den Bill on the right side of the channel
and down the coast towardTthe promon
ton of Llo Tlsan-V '; .
The Japansse attack begut between i
and S o'clock In ' the morning. When
the Japanese ventured Into ' the harbor
to sink the'vessels thertrare uaderlhre.
Of 400 grms from the forts and warships,
most of which were In , condition tore
ply to the. bombardment of this morn
Loadon, Fskf 5--The;Brltlin Fox
elgk office has 4-reeelted aa xfllolal dis
patch saying that not oaaif the Japa-
aesa lorpedo boats was Isjared in Ike at
tack oa Fprt arthnr the fght of Feby
'. Ko ships - have beea' dUabled ia the
attack osTthe forts.1 n A small Itneslaa
port on' Tiger bill' was allaoed.:V Flf-
teea Important talldlngs in the 'town
have been demolished by the faiaeroos
ihslls tnat entered,, the place. ? It Is las
pcmiUtoertttftetaeloilife.
1 atls,Tby al-The. 8t Fetenburg
oortesp ydsnt of the Farts Temps wlrts
that It Ufyftfled the thatthe Japa-
aeee Seat attacked Port iUat Tae4ay
slfbt sad wmeRpuIaed.xTlM trat train
ea the, Siberian railroad has passed over
tbs les eaXaki Baikal yesterday. Tb
traaiportatton of troops to th ftmit
from Batata wttf eoatlaae aifntarrspud
ly. " " ' rs--
rJeoal, Faby tS-Im fak, the KflUa.
tut fruoa ana adruer or us ,tapror
ot Oona. IS ml Mag. The Japaaass
claim tat be hat Vaan ktdssf pad or aa
Mitlnaud by Cuala.stu.: Us wu
tks stroageit man., ta . Coraa' and tu
practically dkutor. ITla dlwp;ut.ac4
Is s loi to Japw s4 UU erftta,.
. Prcilicst s:;;j rrairji Treaty.
P!l to Ji.tiroL " ' ' i
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Latest Phase In Atlantic ' and North
Carolina Situation,
Official Notice Here Caused J altera
h Shack. Boa Solvent Bay its
5; Officials. T,l.MeBee
;3'-BeeetTer;i.;
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Speotal id Jonraat '. "VV
Raleigh, February S5.Tbe' Atlantic
and North Carolina railway "mailer haa
taken n new phase. ' Today a lool, pa-
i-i iiTi -.'l. .'1 ft :
pcrj'auuiueu turn imiemenj- tuw w vugv
Furnell of the , Federal. Court had ap
pointed Capt fjk lBearecelTerfotUie
road,' upon petition ana complaint or Jt.
8 Flnoh, formerly'of Charlbtte, how haU
tng from New 3Tork,who owns 45 shares
of stock and whose petition sets forth
that it la In behalf of the private stock
holders. .;Vf , i,'
'.The hews of fte reo ilvsnMp' was not
given out officially, to lt 1 eteted that
t wu dona through , the, .attorneys
afeurf Hinsdale and Dayv ftVe'aar
prlfto everybody, the Governor Itnow-
Ing nothing of It until he saw it in the
paper this morning and this belnf also
the case with Uarl I Duncan, who Is a
large private stockholder and'also a'dl
rector,; governor;, A.y cock deoJUnedto
ay jsny thing about the caae'ioday, be
rond the fact that he knew nothlni of
the reoelverihlp jintll he read It today.
uey oerore yeawrday Uapt- ucuee who
had the day pretlona made; another bid
for the lease of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railway withdrew that bid In a
letter which he wotes tbe .Gpyernor.
Oirpt McBee's attorney; were Shepherd
andSUepherd, and with the withdrawal
Of this proposition their connection with
the matter ended. "v -J v'
'Director Duncan, when asked hfs vtsw
of the mtter,sald:-ur haverjast read
the acoount of the appointment o) the
recsrrei. I tare my views about this
matteg'bat cannot now give them .or
snggeU whit 'action ws'wlU ukspntij I
have aconfarencewIlh my friends
among the rjtrlvate atockholders with
whom I have been' aasoclatlng for sev.
era! yaara." ; .
It la quite probable that a motion-will
be made before Judge Blmouton of the
0 8 Circuit court at 'Chartmtoa to let
aside the receivership. T One of the most
prominent Irwyera here, speaking today
about the appointment', ot Capt.- McBee
as reoeiTsr, eeidt 'This of eonrse. I -take
tt,eada Mr McBeee ehaaoes of aeqnlr-,
lag posseulonr f -the road,"' Jf r Finch,
who ftgaree .lelthe pase, . for several
yaan hald the Optica en the lands 14 the
eaatern part Of the State kao wa as . the
"swamp landed
I It It Warned that TTlnch wsv not a
stockholder of record last Bsptembsr
It Is also learned that very few private
stockholders will U wlth kteBee la his
sew move and that the largtst stoot
holders Jks?e eapresasd'themsalm tt
day, se'ae.'tQ shew. they, will stand
wUh the Bute in tlgkUng As reoaiver
aklpr. Thlals also the attitude of tha
dlrectora holding stock. ,The State will
take immediate ttepete protect its In
kresw. H Is eatd McBee will leave here
toufbrrow teorolof fot Haw Bera to
tike ctarge ot the road. It Is nadenteod
that his tana WIU be Short lived. It wss
said tonight rary positively "no teaae of
the rbad will be effect v through the
Federal com i' " - , ,.Jr
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A t! tyrant to PrsitJBt Jae A Bryaa
yaaurdy.sitaraoon, gave the flrtt ao-
das tit the BacalTerihlptiere. Tht tU
Sftam k,J ihjtt Pr!JcRt Bryan, eom
to !U!'gh atnr fcet s bs a si aoi I
the rity. EU copfl ict wu'A ao
knows tl.e (".'.i1. of tba ro&d kir
wtre MtoslsKt-j, nj nf thfy ctignl
en!rrit-i ly r-rcfTf h"u',J it
arr-'.'e'j 1 t i!.o r-l prf fy
o;?'nt. " i.r wn (rnsr! ic ".r: ' .1
oT'f t (,''J li.it r.',;1.., n l Hit op!ij'on
ij-ftl l! l 'l l'''0B
ti fir' ll f . no 1' 1
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From an -Awful Sklnf Humour.
Scratched Till Elobd ftaiu - ,
"V Wasted to Skeleton.1 ,4V--
." aL x t Saw
CUnCDDYCUTICUHA
Ono Application Soothed Him to
SIfleprrCure; Speedy
end Permanent. ,
fHUniM mt llttla ho u abmt ttiMat
months old his head broke ont with a
rash, which was very Itchy and ran oon
alderable wateryfluld. We tried erary
thlng we could, but he gdtworse all the
.time till It spread to his arms? legs, and
then to hie entire body, and be got so
oaa uterae came near ayma;. une rasa
would Itch so that he would scratch till
the blood ran, and a thin vellowlsh ataff
would be an over his pillow In the morn
ing, lnaatoputmtttenaonnunanaa
to keep him from tearing his skin aronnd
hia wrists. ? Be ieot ao weak and run
down that he took fainting spells like
we would think him dying. . .He was al.
tnont a akaleton and hla llttla handa
'ware thin, like daws. !.-. -
He was bad about ewht months
when we tried Cutlcnra Remedies. I
bad not laid him down in hla cradle In
the daytime for a long time. :He had
got so that he just slept In ttr arms alt
the time. I washed him with Cutlcnrn
Soap and put on one application of
Cnticnra Ointment and he was ao
soothed that I put him In the cradle.
Ton don't know how glad I felt when he
reit better, lttooic one box or cutlcnrn
Ointment, pretty near one cake of Cutt
coxa Boap, and about half n bottle of
unticura Hesoivent. to cure. I tuna
our little boy would have died' only for
we uuocum nemedieev ana I enau el
.-ways remain a firm friend of them.. - '
UBS. M. C ULAllUABU, iUTMRt
NotetarninMvears.' Mrs. Maltland
writes, under date of Feb. 14, IMS. that
the cure Is permanent. ,..t
it aooras me muca nieatnre to in
form von that it is fourteen years since
my boy was cored of the terrible akin
disease from which he sttfleredr. '
H He haa been Dermanentlv cured and
e hearty and fttwgVH54 v
' sM4 4mTMiftoaf Ami mM' CMImsfa MmIVwL Mki.
An form tl ClwooeaSw Coated rilW JfM. me viaj eJ eok
Ciatnsma; fu sW SBe DmiirfUmfa OmevtewW
ftMiaaSa7i PuiilaaMkliBoeaoa. irfnliiisian
rwswr vrmar en vnsm vawvH
t Mortgage Sale.
J Pnrsnant to a oower of ssw eontalaed
In that eertain Mortgage executed by
Joseph ailley tiW & Bonner bearing
date Feby 10, 1900, .the eame being re-
ooraea in in omoe or tne . Hegmor or
Deeds In urevsn county in Book int.
D . Ami T will u)l Ik. fWl ITam.a
door In Msw Bern, N O On March SO,
AVWa7 atueij mm sjanw -wvaan v w wav-Mj
M, to ths hlghsat bidder for ease all of
ths following oesortbea ; property as
conveyed la the. mortgage afofeaafd, to
AU that tract or parcel of. land lying
id belngln-Towflahlp No ,1, aadad-
lolalncthelaada J B (ileal and Whh
roraunaaon tne wsat. eine nibttue
Swift Greek and On the Eaef aide of
Deep Breaeh: beginatei at a Ugatwood i
maked stake en the edge -of the ran of
Peap Ran Brsneh and runs M. as; B. IN
poles to a stake In, the run -of the tret
branch N.S7, .Wild polev taeneeJf.U
B. 40 roles, thenoe, N. tl' r. M poles,
thence S. SS W. 04 polMhanoe Kttt
IS poles, thenoe i. 48 W. -eUmn the ran
of rtprtBs Branch Ran I the Main ran
of Deep Breach to the Marked suae,
thence down eatd ran ef Dp Branch to
the berlanlar. oontatnln( B4 1
it
belntj the eame land- oeeoaa By w. 4.
Sttllay and wife to Joseph BUI ley Not 8,
1SS8 sad reoorded la Craven Coaaty
Boon Hi, Fage 68. v
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KeetgageeT
Aarora, AT, C, February ttnd, 1904. '
JPirc Inauraace. ,.
AVOID ',(,. ..r.
1 t t lie ifr ty rf ynnr Tn;rtyty
ttklrf cat a fie t" T ' t-e rf t
oar t" ltt- x tff srli
m .r t! a t1 1 r f 1
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You Will Get Iieft.
even on n warm' day If your personal at
tire ls not whttr it ahnniit ,h. OmA
clothea have a charm for the falr.es they
bbtc ior t very one wno snouid dress ss
a gentleman would Get them In their
perfection of cnt, finish and fabric br
with g your meatnre or orde atr. M.
Hbadwlck's the tailor, lOlMlddle St.,
New Bern N O. .
at: Pta Sale !
Over two gross Sterling Silver
Hat Fins in the New Designs, fin
ished in grey silver, 26c, 80 and 53e
last in, Sea the window.
J.O. Baxter,
v HUOBIB BLOCK,
' Middle Street.
D B. WOOD,
: Carpenter and baild
era".2Btlmafi Xur
nblied Promptly on
all Balldiac Work.
Best tZeferenecs Ofy
en.i 1 12 POLLOCK ST
About qqlck Work.
It Is enny when a saaaknowa how and
has an ap-to-aee machine to do It with.
Wrbelleve'we bate be.t labor and ma-
Chinee that aaoney can get, and always
oarry in saock mstsrml of every drserip
ttos, foe our Una bf work, and are re-
pand to do good end qnlek work,
Thanking oerfmeny tiknds for their
literal patroaaga, we ate i
y Totv himble aervanta,
Q. O. Watersj eft flemt,
, Sneeeneors to Q. B. Wstsrs A foes
v' - ., . - Fborno IBS, ' '
, , Tl Snend Hi . Nnw Bmtt. O
cold wtiTnxn rEcrT'iTiriT
Doal iUivSmMa4tdCaindjrars
E.U, roketi, etere rj, Faf4Boajda,
f'.ora, rrcaad FJ emUm ' ao loognr
C.a ft w".l ule yen to aaaah mi sSote.
i3lUMtl!r;ivtUrtlant ,
nir.:irii;2 stock, .
t-1 Krj m-e too iiiimi to tw.ai
7 l-.k U t-ca nil ye
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NI CE
FANCY
10c, 15c and 20c per pound
Just Received Nice and
- Fresh at
J. L.
Also Fancy Evaporated Peaches and Apples 10c lb.
vt lot Harvey's Small Hams and Breakfast Strips.
Blaekeye Peas 5o qt,
A Complete stock Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Yours to Please,
HMcDM,
'Phono lOl.
aaaaaaaAaAlAAallllkaaaHI
JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
Red Bliss Seed Irish Potatoes
Also a nice lot of
Beans and Peas for Seed.
"R- PAEKEE, Jr.
Wholesale and Retail Oncer,
HO HI 89. Cor. Broad eft lTaiior.oLr
HHmmmiIlI!IIITI!!!!!lll!?l!!!?TTTfmmTR
p0
1 iti yj'
Iloro You a Thirst 1
fe mneh the bettw-br'thak rnaeh
more yon'M enjoy n dmag ht ot Bodwete
bear. It's a thixe ewsacher which re-
eetvee many a well merited coaomtaKv
wui reaeive yoar ptaba, too, after von
tove ones altered tho rJauare at those
wne mng ago town et ue many aaavin
oi oacweie oear.. f-t
agent fot Freepect Brewing Oa, of FhB.
eneipaja.,- - .
. Fnaa Oao Load every weak.'
; .. ; A JtXL tupplyof t Aathrad W
free . btimlBf niU ; Aah,, Oram,
ttcTs and Cheslaat CoaV also the
Celebrated JTooahaatai JD2 torn bow
M.
to griVe nod SieaJa. ' , j "
The Bert Oak, Ash, flai a&d
in
Do'ivery.
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Prompt
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Wholemale
aft Retail
rooor,
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SPEGIAL
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S. COPLON'S
This Week.
1000 yards Sen Island Cotton
worth 6io value for this sale 4c.
GINGHAM 8.
500 yards Glnghanw worth 6o
now 4o, only 10 yards to each cus
tomer. .
1255 yards Spring allco o and
7e Talaes this week 4io.
, . BSIRT3.
95 Heavy aaaorted oobn UdiM
Blirtev lrS aoid si 3 50 and $4 00
to clone out at J CO, ' .
18 SkirU.'dark oolora, price from
1 a to 1 00, your ohoioe for this
week 118,
SHOES. :
I50.palrs Udiee Dongola Shoea, ,
sell elsewhere for HD M, priee)i
this week iTo. ' i
.135 rCbiktrtivi Soboobj "fihoea, I
worth from 1 00 to 1 W to aloea at'
Ta aad Tlo for this week only. J
V ' CL0TH1N0. . !
Ov Clothing Sale haa beetr the '
meaadof foralsalnf htdred"of
me and hoys With clothing sboee, ' ;
mad aSaU.: ?' , ... : '
Tb t rU eaJa will oootians
for tlk we. " " 4
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scoploisY '
EalessBaa.
H Mil) nun inurr, rt to cti
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