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TWENTY TH1KD YEAR
KIW BIHI, I. C. THURSDAY UORIIIfl, SOVIMBIR 8. 1901,
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We have just received children's and i
misses
J1.50 value for $1.00. See window display. Send the little
oiiea down and get a fit.
Lades
JminlA
UVUUJl
White and Navjr Blue, worth $2 25 for $1.50
J.Q.MBLUC8
NEW
ERA
PAINT
Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
BUCK'S
STOVES
SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phone 99
Get Yom
1
AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
VIIIL. IIOWAItn.
"o) fo) f
b) lili I
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
PlanU at Clark, flyman' Biding, Klniton and Robersonville.
Annual Capacity 16.000.000.
The large demand for our produot
we nmt xa.iawr unci on uui market. W are now erecting Dry
Kiln I bat will not ily inoreaae onr output, but will also ma
( teriaD improve tbe quality of onr product
HYMAN SUPPIsY COMPANY,
new Bern, n v , -
New Masonic Theatre !
.Friday Night Nov, 11.
Joha 1G Hlokey PreeenU the iml
nent Tragedian
r John Oriflith,
aided by brilliant company of
ljWrl H mil. hl.VM In A Am
' production of , SkakespearV im
mortal tjagedy
. DtsaUof elect teal effect) BUrt
ling' cUmioal llloalon; PeaaeUooal
Uttl table, eta. A U'e of a-
cheth
chaolmwt' In ai acU, stirpiiasiDgiZ
(wionniBoe itu
city. ' ' '"
77-
jnCOl-f, HAFCOCL
Attorney at Law.
t7" Will practice in State and
I Jfm Court.
' C.'!ce 4H Hroid ft,
liif
iuvu
looks good
spreads better
wears best
EciEiical in Fuel
Sjlsii in operatioa
Life Uk i Hiirall!
J
68 niddle St
Fall Suit
vjut new stoca nag arrived; we
s ... .
have the largest and beet ele:tcd
stock we hare ever had.
Men's, Youth's and
Boy's clothing
Oar Shoe department is complete
with the Meat styles of standard
makes. We welcome onr old pat
rons and invite the public to i
spect our stock before bujing
elsewhere.
Mi
Justine our claim, that we forniah
MUllg Agenti
MmmTTrmmmm
We
are
still setlina
ICE; CREAM
Broad St. ' Fruit Co
usiiiaU4Us.ss
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llui Blvee ha written.
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Its
Valuation In North Carolina.
In 1903.
State Chmers Granted. Notice To
County Superintendents of Pub
lic Instruction. Convicts
Wanted at State Farms.
To Jail Safety.
Raleigh, Nov 2. Tile State Auditor
today completed the statement showing
the valuation of real estate In Horn
Carolina for 1903, as it will appear in
the report for the year ending Hov. 80th
1001. The total number of acres is 29,
804,883. and the valuation $144,299,819.
This is (he valuation ot real estate in
the country. There is 80,000 acres own
ed by manufacturing establishments out
side of town, the value of this being
1360,000, Tbe value of mineral, quarry,
and timber interests is $1,287,681. The
number of town lots is 108,988, the
valuation ot these being $74,486,870.
The total valuation of all real estate in
North Carolina la $390,808,889. The
previous year it was only $178,892,819.
The increase during the year is over
$32,000,000, which ii by far the greatest
ever recorded in any one year. This
shows the great prosperity of the State
and the marked advance in the value of
farm lands. It is a very practical proof
of the prosperity of North Caro
Una.
The Mate charters tbe High Point
Hosiery Hills with $20,000 paid up cap!
tal, authority being given to Inorease to
$100,000, J fl Mills and others being the
stockholders. A charter ia also granted
the Columbus County Trucker Reporter,
of which H O Moffltt and others are the
stockholdf r. A weekly paper la to be
established.
State Superintendent Joyner gives
notice to the Cjunty Superintendent of
Public Instruction thai the annual meet
log of their State Association will be
held here November 80th and December
1st. Attendance upon this Is compel
sory and every Superintendent is expect
ed to be present. Last year 98 attended.
In a circular letter to the County Super
tntendentf, Superintendent Joyner say
the outlook for education In the Stale Is
hopeful and that this ought- to be the
inst successful year's work for educa
lion In the history of the State. The
success, however, depends very greatly
upon the wisdom, enthusiasm and do
votlon of the County Superintendents,
A graded course ot study for the public
schools bat been prepared and this is to
be strictly enforced, as It will greatly
promote public school work. Tbe
Superintendents will discuss it, as also
the business details of tbe public school
work. Many things of importance will
be submitted to them at the meeting.
Gen Robert 7. Hoke, who Is so largely
Interested In the Iron mines at Cranberry
Is here for a dsy or two and says work
is very sotlve there, over 800 men betag
employed.
The directors of the penitentiary were
In session today. They are uked to
send more convicts to the State farms,
ia order to get out the cotton and other
crops there, but say they have about all
the available eoavlct now on the fans.
To it have beea sent half ot those
on the Raleigh and Pamlloo Sound Rail
way and all the Outlford county road
gang. Thus far about 800 bales have
been ginned and there will be el least
m more, yet the crop will not be a full
one. There Is considerable Inorease in
acreage. Last year's crop was 750 bales
There are oaly about 70 State eoavlcts
all told. The term of tbe present board
will and with Governor Aycock's admin
latratloa.
Sidney Norrla and Wfliy Lucas jonag
men charged with Bordering a
earned Norrla ta Baraett eouaty last
month have beea brought to Jail here
for safe keeping.
GIVES RELIEF QUICILT
Regular Use of Hyomei Cures Meet
Stubborn Osee of Catarrh.
No other aaedlcla gives, such proas ot
revcr as Hyoatei in the treatment of ca
tarrh.
The first breath' of this remedy soothes
and neai Us Irritated and smartlni air
passages, aad us regain use for a few
days or weeks will ear the anostsvoV
esse,1, lorn of the reports of
those who tave keen cured of eateirk
by Hyomei read Ilk aUraele.
Joha I Gray ot Redmond Bill, Fa,
Ism 82 year eld sal have beea a
sufferer ef catarrh la the head for 18 or
80 jeers. I have deetored with assay
specialist sac iney all told as that the
disease we Iscurabie ea aocesatof my
age, Afletaetag Hyeesel a abort time
I was greatly 'benefitted end eeaaow
V test I am entirely eared. It has
beea all meaihs slice t stopped esiag
ine remeay sa I alia remala eured."
ThS complete tZyoasel outfit eoste but
$1, eoaslstlog ef a lahabtr, dropper
as a sumoteot Ujoi to !m aeverat
week. This will effect a euro la ordL
aery oases, bal for ebfoale ead deep
eeatsd esse of ratarrh, lougar as may
be aeeetsery, and then eilre bottles ot
DyBmel can be obtained for SOo,
rrohably llie strntit tjldsnee tbal
eaa bS otTered as to rowers of fro-
fuel I) ears rt
Puff f ' I
t t: f s
JAPANESE CAPTURE BOATS
At Port Arthur. Win-in Manchuria,
Mobilisation ol English Fleet
IsOver.
Rome, Nov. 2 Word received here
from Manchuria states thstthe Russians
lost two thousand men and four guns In
the flghtihg Monday last. The Japanese
right and centre continue their taotlcs
trying to surround the enemy. Dispatch
esalso state the Japanese have cap
tured forts fifteen and sixteen at Port
Arthur.
Gibraltar, Nov. 2. All the excitement
caused by the mobilization of yesterday
has abated. The crisis is believed to be
over. The British cruiser Boomerang
and torpedo flotilla have returned to the
harbor. The battleship Illustrious and
cruiser Leander have also arrived from
Vigo and Malta respectively. The bat
tleship Majestic, Magnificent and Han
nibal have left, sailing east.
THEY COMB AND GO.
Mrs S Lachman returned last night
from a visit to Wilson.
Mr and Mrs D R Davis went to Beau
fort last night.
Dr R DnVsl Joccs has returned from
a business visit to Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs F S Duffy and Mrs T G Byman
have returned from Fayetteville where
they have been attending the State Con
vention of the U D C.
Mrs L A Btith of Suffolk, Va , Is visit
ing her sister Mrs George H Roberts.
Mrs Chas H Btlth and little daughter,
Mary who will make their future home
here, are the guests of Mrs George B
Roberts,
Mrs T M N George and daughter, Mies
Elma have returned home. ""
Mr Will Orowsoa left for his home at
Wadesboro yesterday morning.
Mr Edward Clark end bride, nee Brad
ford Hyman, returned yesterday from
their wedding trip to St Louis snd other
western cities. They will be at home
for the present at tbe residence of Mr
and Mra T G Hyman on Pollock St.
Mr John Bowden, Jr., went to Jack
sonville yesterday to do a few days
work In typewriting for Mr E M
Eoonce. !
First Game of Football.
There will be a game of football at
the Blades Park grounds Frldsy after
noon at three o'clock, between the New
Bern and the Military Academy teems.
The game Will be exciting and those
who love to see a good isms of foot
ball will hare tbe pleasure on that occa
sion.
Everybody go and witness the Initial
gsme. It is between local teams ana wor
thy of large patronage.
Admission, men. IS ctt; lsdios and
children nnder 12 years of sge 10 cts.
When Ton Have a Bad Cold
Ton want a remedy that will not only
give yon quick relief but effect a per
manent cure.
Ton want a remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration taiy.
Ton want a remedy that will counter
act any tendency toward pneumonia.
Ton want a remedy that Is pleasant
aad safe to take.
Chamber la n's Coutrh Remtdv meets
all of these requirements snd for tbe
speedy and permanent cur of bad colds
stands without a peer, ror saie ey an
druggists
. Waterman's Ided
Fountain Pens the
fBest Pens made.
For sal by
Owen Q. Dunn
Leading Printer Stationer.
Car. rtslleck Oarn Sta, . '
'have just received
the finest lot of :
LZv).
from Ct. Louis that was ever olfarod for ' eaJa
in Eastern North Carolina, and have also lust
which means that thcro aro pood bargains for
i , j v7uo T7ant to purchase good heavy
" "5 end nlC3 IIcrr?3 ct ca low rrlcf 3 ca
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A MATTER OF HEALTH
IBS
own
POUDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS NO SUBSTITUTE
A Game Warden on Business.
Mr J R Upchurcb, Game Warden for
North Carolina, Is In this section, snd in
this city, Wednesday.golng to Morehead
last night, to look after offenders of the
game laws.
Mr Upchurch is giving some special at
tentlon to violations of Sund iy ahcot
lng. which is against the btate law. A
new game warden is to te appointed
here, who will give attention to the pro
tection of game. Each warden Is nnder
oath to see that the State game laws are
observed, as well ts to se; to offenders
of the Audubon law.
No Poison in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy
From Napier New Zealand Herald:
Two years ago the Pharmacy Board of
New South Wales, Austrt.Ha, had an
analysis made of a'l the cough medi
cines that were sold In that market. Out
of the entire list tbey found only one
that they declared was entirely free
from all poisons. This exception was
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, made by
the Chamberlain Medicine Co. Dos
Moines, Iowa USA. The abeeence of
all narcotlea makes this remedy the saf
est and best that can i e bad: and It '
with a feeling of security that any motb
er can give u to ner nine ones, unani-
berlsln a Uough Remedy Is especially
recommended by its makera forconshi.
colds, croup and whooplnir cough.
mis remedy is lor sale by all Drug
gist.
NSURiHCE IND BRICK
Like a Shipwrecked
Sailor
adrift, helpless and hopeless 'is the
average man who suddenly finds
himself bereft of wealth or a com
petence by reason of fire loss whh-
ont insurance indemnity. The in
surance companies we. serve will
come to your rerjeue if you get jour
policy now.
I also sell first class I rick.
O. A. XI COLL,
Phone 200
South Front and Hancock St.
7
s
127 Middle St
Full line of Dru -Medicines,
Toilet Ar
ticles and Soap.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds,
Physicians Pretcrip
tons A Specialty.
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t In
V.ui Ct:
.to,
Henry
Pnarmacv
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Fresh
-
A'l'.
WicDANIEL' S.
Nice new Prunes, Evaporated Teaches, Evaporated Ap
ples, Sun Dried Apples, Cape Cod Cranberries, Malaga Grapes,
Becker's Prepared Buckwheat, Old Fashion Plain Buckwheat,
Freeh Oat Flakes, Grits, Rice, Shreded Cocoanut, Sweet, Mixed
and Plain Cucumber Pickks, Fresh Celery, Cod Fish ami Ir
ish Potatoes, Canned Goods of
for a share of your trade and
a.
'Phone 91.
Mr.MNlH.
wmiBuumimuta
(Muif , Shoes, Underwear !
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The coo! season is now 011 us and everybody will
have to get out of their light weight wear :tnd the
best place to supply yourself is at our etore. Never
in our history have we canied as complete and up-to-date
)iue as tnis season, and prices never so low.
Below is a lit of what we carry :
Kuppenheimer & Griefs Clothing, W. L. Douglas,
Lewis A. Crossetts, Nettloton, Stacy Adams and
Ralston Health Shoes for Me.i.
Queen Quality and Iteed's Shoes for women.
Wright's Health Underwear for men and a beauti
ful line of Underwear for women and child i . n.
II 5SE5H5iaS
L
J. J. BAXTER.
rFuff ait we I
We are daily'receiving our new JlinoCof Fall
and Winter Housefuxiiiahing Goods. Our line
of Oooklne and. Heating Stoves is complete.
Don't fall to get our prices before you buy.
,
Arrivals
all kinds. We will thank )ou
guarantee satisfaction.
Yours to please,
Wholesale
& ESetnll
rower,
1
71 roal Ut
Our Special Offerings
this wee; watch price
50(1 sample suits for men and
hoys worth from $5 to 1-J5n, will
be offered this week $1 !N () $S 'Mt
90 heavy latest style overcoats
t7 50 values now lj 1 'JM
Buy your Jackets fiuni us and
Hive money. You can get au upto
date Jaekot worth J I M fr ti W
and a ti Jacket for $ I Us
85V6yda heavy sheeting at 3 3-4c
103 yds .'Hi inch Flannelette
worth 10c and li l-2c offered tliis
week at i 1- le
.'itj pieces assorted colors heavy
Kkii t goods AS inches wide, requires
- 1-yds to a skirt, will sell this
week for 49o yd; unlv one pkirt
jiattern to a customer.
Many other things too numerous
to niontion which we will offer at
greatly r.duced price.
S. COPLOX
75 Middle St.
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