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KIW BIXX; I. C., WIDSKSDAT llOXXIIfl, OCTOBER 6. 1904,
TWENTY-TH1HI) YEAR
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rNiriiiStigs in belts and !
bags
Poan de Soie and Leather Belts in black and colors,
fancy back with buttons, either brass or silk; sherred Bides
with handkerchief front.
Bags of the newest make, envelope and Peggie Bags,
fitted with strap handle at 25c and 50c.
Oar fall stocks are unusually attractive this season;
from oar comprehensive collection of dress fabrics. As the
fall season of 1904 is now wider way we can safely recom-.
mend a few specialties that have been greatly in demand, as
follows: Tailor Snitings, 58 inch wide, all wool and the price
is only 50c the yd.
PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office.
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NEW
ERA
PAINT
looks good
spreads better 1
wears best
Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
tamical i Fill
Sjleiiil-ii ipcraiioi
Li liiK in Militj
BUCK'S
STOVES
SASH DOORS BLINDS
y Phone 09 68 Jliddle 5t
7
WHEIf THB CKCCS" COMES
: ' TOWN. '
TO
HEATERS AND COOK STOVES
Complete line jnst received! Stoves put up and pol
ished on short notice ? Gereral Hardware, full line !
Sash, Doors and Blinds ! Heath & Milligan Taint !
None better ! New car load Ellwood Wire Fence just
received ! Machinery and Mill Supplies !
Gaskill Hdvv. & Mill Supply Co.,
HARDWARE 78 Mlddlet
Phone 117.
MILL SUPPLIES 44 CravetfSt
Phone 818.
SPECIAL to the PUBLIC
mm 1
AT THE
AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
60-61 MIDDLE STREET
Have just begun.
W have jnst arrived from the
with a complete line of
torthern markets
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes; Hat, Ladies arid
Gents Furnishings which trill be :',-.
sold at rock bottom prices. . ;. :
' ;i7XXlddle St,
Full line, of Drugs, lied
'. iclnes, Toilet Ar- ;
:; tides and Soap. '.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds J
tzr. Anpeelally.
1 in rprinf nu urnwa I IllclM go
I School
H-4
Supplies!
There's Actirity -All Aronnd. Great
Growd Visit. -
The uircnt affords gala day tot every
city, gtett or smail. Iu adTent Is an
pch In the tmall boys lite, and It is also
a day of rememberance in the mindi of
the older people. . . '
: From time Immemoiial teats oi
strength have been objects of wonder and
praise. History abounds in -lnftances
of phenomenal . performances and
Romans and Greek nations owed a great
part of their tame to the exciting con
tests they had In the athletic fields and
the hippodrome, -
Hitman nature has not changed much
with the "progress of the sins" and the
circus Is just as popular now u it was
when Julius Caesar was oa earth. At
least one would have thought that to
have seen the crowds here yesterday to
attend the John Roblnscn Circus. -
Early dawn and that means' 8:80 or
4 a m., saw the farmers rehicles rolling
New Demward and by ten o'clock the
streets la the vicinity of thelfeed stables
were a (how of themselves on account
of the mass of carriage! where fanners
had unhitched their horses. It' was a
s'ght thit has not been seen in New
Bern for many years.
There were fully 2000 carriages
bunched in different places of the city.
A steady stream came pouring into the
city until long past noon.
The trains from the east, west and
touth were all loade I with people com
ing to the circus.
it is said that no summer excursion
to Mordhead had more on the cars than
were on the traius coml&g to Mew Bern
They were all packed,
80 much for the crowds, now for the
.how. First let us say that fur good
i order and freedom froai excitement
; Kobloaun's circus is premier. They have
an efficient corps cf policemen, an
able anl vigilant chief who protect the
j patrons of the chow from robbery and
i intuk splendidly. Then it Is a pleasure
ItnnntAlhA irAntlumftnlv it.ni.iiiA. if
'I I D j .
I lall nf th. " I 1 t - . .1 - .1-1 .
Iui mo iHiouunuii iruui id. iiu.oii
; sellers to the tent men. The nihers are
alert and are remarkable In their ability
to get the enormous erowds seated
quickly and with S3 little trouble.
lb a precession moved through the
treets of the ci y on about schedule
time.
The only particular feature of the
parade wits the herd cf elephants which
nun the admiration of all the specta
tors-
lai doors of the great ten ti were
opened at one o'clock and many went
early to visit the menagerie. This col
lection, though small cona!sts of some
very fine specimens of wild animals.
The Hons and tigers are. especially line
acd there are several rare animals 'from
and Africa.
The circus opened with the pantomlm
Icexhlbltlon of King Solomon portray
ing faithfully the biblical description of
the visit of the Queen of Sheba. The
act was completed with a beautiful
ballet, the dancers appearing in gor
geous costumes. ,
After the grand pelade the first act
was a marvelous exhibition of strength
by Walter Travis at Oiet lifted aa Iron
dumb bell weighing MO poua ds which
sfterwards was Increased to 600 pounds
by two men sitting on either end. He
also held a heavy frame oa his shoal
aers on which a sua tode a bicycle. He
also bcre a plank containing a doeea
men the combine! weight of whom
could not have been less than 1500
pounds.
Aa amusing act was done by the
ttick hones who daaoed and cake walk
ed to the moslc of the band very- clever
ly. No less amualsg sad iaterestiag
was Ihe act of (he elevhanla whose
nsturally ungainly awkward, and poa-
dcrous appearance gave ao small
amount of amuseoaeatto the perfor
mance.
The trspece performaaoes, tumbling.
equestrian acta aid racing wen ell
creditably performed and the , whole
show was one which was a real pleasure
to see. . .. ;.
One of the saost Utetettlng features
of the circus wit a saved . of Bloat
Indians from the nservatioa tear Tank
ton, Strath Dakota. .Thty are the relies
of a once very powerful, tribe, which
caused the country a lot of saoaey
lives to get lb. am "beaevoleatly aaslml-
Uted." - They participate la a wild
west art. . They are splendid apeelmeas
of the ludlaa tace. rvv-
lt 1 estimated that there were 10,000
at the afteraooa performance and 8,000
t night. The teat it said to aooommo-
1U 10,000 people seated aad the seating
japsclty Was Used to lu ttaaost.
- There wai but. Utile disorder reported
luring the entire dy a fact which la
iteldom Inowa when the crowds are so
arge as the were yesterdty. '.
'.: Supreme Court Opinions
Special to JoumaL; .
Saletgh, H B, October 4,-The Sup
reme Court handed down the following
opinions today,
State v Twlgford, from Currituck, no
error. -, ,
Vorr!setts Stevens.from Camden, af
firmed.
Powell vs 3enthall, from Hertford,
newtilaL
Jones vs Suggs, from Greene, er
r. Life Association vs Scott from Craven
sffltmed.
State vs Morgan, fiom Wilson remand
ed.
State vs Boberson, from Franklin, er
ror. Court here sustaining plea of ror
er eonvictlon.
Mean vs Gupton, from Franklin, no er
ror.
Davis vs Railroad, from Vance, er
ror.
Cooper exparte, from Nash, er
ror.
WoodliefVs Wester, from Franklin,
new trial.
Woodllef vs Woodllef. from Franklin,
new (rial.
Machine Co., vs Hill, from Franklin,
affirmed.
State vs Thornton, from Sampson, no
error.
State vs Moje, from Duplin, no er
ror.
Chemical Co , vs Sloan, from Duplin,
no error.
Carr vs Commissioners from Dnplln,af
Armed.
Cooper vs Lumber Oo., New Hanover
affirmed.
Robertson vs Thomas, from Wake, de
fendants appeal docketed and dismissed
under rule 17.
Back to The Old Home.
The O Mans bnlldlnsr which was dtm
ged bylTre a few weeks ago has been
repaired and Simmons & Hollowell have
removed their dry goods to their old
store and are ready to greet tbelr friends
and patronr.
",V"OF ALL' KINDS.
METT'S BOOK STORE !
Try a botUe of Carbonated Cvca Cola
It possetane wouflcrfiil tnnlo prnpoitlo
rn!e frftn Hie famous Ci-ce j'Unt a-i.i
Bow to Cure Cora and Bnnloaa.
er to soften Hi then pare It dowa
Closely , as possible without drawing
blood and apply Chamberlain's Fat
Eaiavtwlce dally, tabbing vlforouily
for five minutes at each appllcaUoa,
corn plaster should be worn a few days
to protect It from the shoe. Al k gn
ml liniment for srrtlns, brn!,e, lm v
neu and rbimna'.lun, I'afrt J'nha is nn
rqialcd. Tut i1b bj a 1 di '(',
CHI TIM STATEMENT.
Thos Ft McCarthy, Trees., In Ae
eoant witk the City of New
Bern.
GENERAL FUND,
Receipts.
1804 .
Sept 1, To Bal 59 00
Sept 7, toJMHarget 102(0
Sept SI, to Cash from Nat'l Bank
on city note 2,000 00
Sept 28, to J J Tohon 486 88
Sept 20, do 158 80
275708
Disbursements.
1004
Beptemeer
By Paid,
R P Montague 6 00
do 15 00
W li Parker 81 00
do 5 00
J M Harget 50 00
N A Brooks 20 00
Helper Button Wagon 00
Wm Elliott 6 00
L H Cutler Hdw Co " 8 II
do 11 55
Williams & Cosby 8 75
do 5 47
Interest to Nat'l Bank ou
Note 00 00
Cedar Grove Cemetery
for note and interest 1055 88
Thos F McCarthy 10 87
Cedar Grove Cemetery
on Latham Note
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Was It a Malicious Attack?
The writer interviewed Mr Kane, the
advertising man of Forepaugh and Sells
Bros, show, who was stabbed Monday
by a Robtnion show man, and was in
formed that the cutting was malicious
and premeditated.
Iaappears that the man Seivlce, has
had, or thought he had some personal
grievance against Kane, and has oa di
Tern occasions tried to provoke a quar
rel with him, even going ao far as to
tantalize Mr Kane about some of his
family misfortunes. These Insults have
been born, It seems with great patience
by Kane, but at last he let Berrloe under
stand that his persecutions must
cease.
Monday morning Mr Kane says he
went up to the A A N O station to get a
trunk and found Service there, aad the
latter immediately began cursing and
threatening htm. He says that he tried
to get rid of Mr Service but that he fol
lowed him ana all at once he felt the
blow and knew that he was eat, seeing a
tiletto la the head of Service. He e
aonaotd to the bystaiTlera that" 'Service
had eat him" and asked that they not let
let him eecape, but Service ran aad was
captured soon after, hiding iisome'sta-
blea la tie rear ot the toe factory.
The writer knows ao thing whatever
aboil the cause of the trouble only
whet was toll Ma bv Mr Kane who ap-
oearsto be a very worthf gentlemen,
ead what Is Mre wrmea ts aaoetaauaiiy
what was related by the geatlessaa yes
terday. - ;
Mia Famlla Aatsf.'
Of 'Mlae Pauline Aetor, American
helreaa of a Baturallaed Briton ana
fiancee. of Captain Bpender-Clsy, aa
English paper eaye: "She U quiet, ratt
er aloe lookieav sensible, aelf willed.
not pretty . to the accepted sense,
thouah-lter hair U beautiful la Its way
ward profusion, and her deep eyea look
Into yours with a eympatneuo tnteuf
cenee. : PUylni hostess to me great
world ere since she waa fourteen baa
given her an air of easy distinct) oa
and with it perhape a suggtseuon or ow
ing a little tired." ... .
Bow fmlHr Oui Trim,
Theodore Btavsrcbe, living la tbe
town of Hennesln, near Jasay, write
a Huchamat cormipoudent, had hi
fortune told sixtv-flre years ago by
itdst. woo sold that he wonld die by
the bayonet. He foosbt through the
Ruaeo-Turklah war, was dworatpd for
completions oravery ai i wtdi ana
Kmarden and never received e-ecratch.
Tbe otlier day, however, at the see of
severity -At. - be committed suicide
with his frirad'wm's ijnyonet, thus ful
filling tbe euclent prnplioey. ,
.: (lawrlaa Kl
Btrr-ama of colonists si-e still pouring
into Bilxrla to develop (Is agricultural
rofioiirroa, and on the lirf ef flfty
rirora liuin'-a are rnpldly rMtlng made.
1 arm aa lnrgn a ttiio of Illlnola,
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W T Brlnson
Wm Ellis
A L Bryan
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V Lupton
A J Gaskins
C Lupton
W Smallwood
Wm Prescott
J M Harget
Richardson Printlng.Co
Gaaklll Hdw Co
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' W H Hooker
0 L Stevens
J M Harget
W S Phillips
F GsskiU
J W Bmallwood
New Bern Gas Co
New Bern Ice Co
W K Baxter
L M Xdgertoa
W D Mclver
W H Griffin
do
J C Collins
J T Lewis
LH Banks
Helper Atlantic Hose
Wagon
1 B Latham
WTHU1
J O Whltty Co
Barms ek Gray
Hack bora A Wlllttt
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25 00
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25 00
26 CO
25 0J
15 00
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86 00
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$5 00
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880
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1717 08
Nice lot of Harvey's
SMALL HAMS
Not covered, just received at
McDANIEL'S
Just Received, also nice lot
CORNED MULLETS. .
Wholesale
eft Retail
Groeer,
'Phone 01.
71 Broad fit
S. Hudson & Co.,
LIVERY STABLES.
We have opened a Livery, Feed,
Sales and Exchange Stable t.t No.
60 Broad St., Arnold's former
stand. Prompt attention given to
orders for turnouts, and horsea
carefully looked after.
I S. HUDSON & CO.
Water Sewer aad Xleetrie Light Depart
ment
1004.
Sept. tie bal 11,400 00
10. To Katloaal bank tnter-
est on c D - - es oo
It, To John O. Thomas, Jr.
Colleoior . . 81 to
80.40 " 1.BU1J
8,4M 7t
A 4 N C R B Co
W A Underwood
J J Tohon ,
A & N C R K Oo
J J Tf.lsoi
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By bal
r.9 5
2;)9 00
l'J8 20
Ii2 3
170 III
205 Mil
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Ce lnr (j rove (.'cm -U ry.
He etj t4.
1904.
Sept 1st. To bsl M50 Wi
To Interest on nota from City
of New Bern 65 83
1,510 69
Dleburtn.nents
1801
Sepl
By paid
H A Brown
L 8 Wood
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Thos F McCtrtliy
Uy bal
1,117 08
7 00
15 00
2 00
R45 61
1 616 69
Greenwood Oemolery.
Reoelpta.
1(0.
Sept 1st. To bal'.
To L 8 Wood
359 68
6412
428 80
Dlabarsemenla.
Sept
By paid
By bal.
428 80
428 80
News In a Nutshell.
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. HHTooker-'.-HRDeppe
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Btaadard OU Oo
L II Myers" ; .
, WUllam Hart '
; JohaOTliomae,Jr'rty'
Wm B BmltA 4 , ' , ',
.nn winiams
. Sheriff ot Oratea Ooaa
ty for land
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Csar Nlonolai went to Reral Taesday
toMd farewell to the Baltle iqiad
roa - The blight ot the late war la South
Africa la still pointed ly shown la that
eoantry's trade with the rest of the
wotio.
The collapsing of a floor at the corner
stoat laying of the Polish Catholic
chares at Adams, Ha, earned the la
Jary ( Bishop Beareo and 11 other
seriously.
The Norwegian bark, Bit; Johe Law-
reaoe frost Londoa, was wrecked oa
snnkea rocks eautde tbe harbor of
fredrikaton, Korway, and th orew of
14 were drowned, v, .- -, w..
Insurance
and Brick
The uncertainty of life and rieh
makes it a matter of priino im
portance to every man who baa any
onsidgrable amount of real or per
sonal property to have it insured
itfainat fire loss. We are insistent
ind persistent on this score, be
cause we appreciate the value of
ready cash when everything goes
up in smoke. Don'c fail to com
municate with us this hour. 'Phone
connection 200.
Geo. A. Nicoll.
South Front and Ilancock Sts.
YESTERDAY'S PURKEIS.
Coiloa, Grain, Provisions and Stocks
Range In Prices. Receipts sat
Shipments.
The following are the market quota
tions, received by private wire from J
Walter LabareWftOo.. to Bnrrus & Co.
New Bern, N. 0.
Ootto;
Oct
Deo
Jin
Haro....h.
Maw Yoke, Oct. 4.
Open. High. Low. Close
9.70 9.90 9.88 9.88
.. 9.83 10.03 9.78 190
9.89 10.06 9.80 9.98
.. 9.98 10.08 9.89 10.07
Chicago, Oot 4.
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esooo
8310
15 SI
Chicago drain. Open. Close
Deb Wheat 118, lis
Deo Corn 54 Git
Dec Oat. an 31 1
Oct Rib 797 800
Oot Pork 1177 U75
Oct Lard 777 770
It btlagt to the little ones tbtt prlee-
leu gift of healthy Beta, solid bone and
mnaole. ; Thai's what BoUlstrs Rocky
Hoeatala Tea doe. Beat baby msdloln
oa earth, M eents. Tea or Tablet, f I
Duffy. ; -
WactcJ t Once, ,
rivettm'
-r r
1 ami fifteen labot
Aew Tork, Oet 4
Stock;-' Open.
Amr.Bdgar......l88f
4mr. Copper.... B9
Atchion....., 88i
BoatheraSy.,.. 88
Sonthora Ky pL. W
C. B. BioeU... 19
V.8.Btnel.r.tTCi '
faa.R R..,..18!
Ertt.Va.t..r.w 83 '
UaUvllledKaah 1W)
tt.PenI.;....16t N
N.TCehtraUUxlAir
n. m.wn lit ..'
Vs. 0 Obemloal. 89 C ' :
Close
t live and let my brethrta lire .'
With all that' go'd with mei
t'n'0 t!:8 p'fir i:m CB-h I (t'v.
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