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IW BIBI, Mi Ci, SATURDAY. UORHIH8, NOVEMBER 5, 1804, TWENTY TH1KD YEAR t-M MM mm We have just : received children's and I trusses $1.50 value for $1.00. See window display. Send the little ones down and get a fit. Ladies dnnnlo UVUUJl mo of ail fas White and Navy Blue, worth 12 25 for $1.50 NEW ERA PAINT looks good spreads better wears best am Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed BUCK'S Mimical in Fuel ctvwec Sptal in iperaliu 3iw Life Ce in mrallj SASH DOORS BLINDS Phone 09 68 Hlddle St Get Yom Fall Suit Onr new stock has arrived; we have the largest and beet sele.ted stock we have ever had. Men's, Youth's and Boy's clothing Onr Shoe department is complete wit'i the 1 teat styles of standard makes. We welcome our old pat rons and invite the publio to in spect . our stock before bujing elsewhere. AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY ran noiTA no. CAROLINA BRICK CO., PlanU at Clark, Hyman'a Siding, Kinston and Kobertonville. Annual Capacity 16,000,000. The large demand for our product Justifies our claim, that we furniah the Beat Bu.lding Brick on this market W are now erecting Dry Kiln that wUl not only increase our output, but will also ma terially improve the quality of our product. HYHAN SVFPI.Y COMPANY, New Bern, N gelling Agents New Masonic Theatre ! Friday Night Nov. 11. "5) r ju 1 EH John M. Elokey Presents the ml. nent Tragedian John Oriflith, aided by a brilliant company of i f . - -i i . ' produotion of .' 8kskerper' Im mortal tiagedy - .-r, --, - acbeth . Waterman's Idezl Fountain Pens the Best Pens made, - . . , . . . . , Forelby' t- -." . ' 1 Owen 0; Dunn , rUtdloc printer Buttoeer. Car. ralleck A Crave Its. TOO ESTlUiTES. Democrats Say 60,000, Repnbll cans Name 30,000 ; Hassling elect icsl effect; &Ur 7 ling chemical illoslons; Fcnaatlonat battlaUbleatt, etc' A te'e of an ' cbantmeot in tlx acta, surpassing ayparforminoaeTer girtn la this i1 1 J i- 'i.JPit .xi.iii.'!;jB M-an hieooh i.-eaeoci,; Attorney at Laxy. - C WJfl practice In tt and resJcrcl Courts. .. i ' - . Tbs Kw Yolk Journal and Washington Post for tb t uf, IfVaft and nn!Vl H.a For Head State Tickets. Wet Weath er For Circus. Comment Over Finding of Soldiers Death. Belie For Hall of His tory. Raleigh, Nov. 4. Sells Bros Circus wis were today and It was a day marked by rain from beginning to end rain which some of the crops need, bnt which the circus people did not like at all, and the general public was 'equally dissatis fied, This circus will close its season at Tarboro on the 19th and there it will be sold. .Two of the Sells Brothers have died daring the past two months, and these are really the end of the family. A. circus la a great money maker. The i average earnings of Sells Bros. Circus are a million dollars a year. One of the circus people, speaking about the sale said the property ought to bring several millions of dollars. The year Sells Bros mt to Australia with the cirous they made two millions of dollars. It is quite probable that Bailey or some other well known circus owner will buy the the properly of ttie circus. There was considerable comment to day on the finding by the court of in quiry as to the deaths of the two Durham guardimen on the way back from camp. The finding ought to have specifically named the offloers responsible. Of these there were five, one being Col. Craig, who in his evidence before the conrt tald he gave no order in regard to the observance of the regulations by the troops on their way back from camp. That morning Gen. Armfleld had sent orders to the colonels of both regiments to strictly enforce the regulations re garding the, movement of troop and their conduct en-route. Major J J Ber nard, and Adjutant Gwyn were on the train, as were also of course the officers Of Company A, to which company the men killed belonged. It was In evidence that when the troops left camp there was a guard at the door of each car, bnt Company A's guards were taken off be cause the men were sleepy. Qaarter- miBter sergeant Gates of Company A., who was on top of the car and who was Injured testified tht he knew be was disobeying orders. A charter Is granted the Bouthern Trtdlsg Stamp Company of Greensboro with $26,000 capital stock, E II Andrews and others being the stockholders. The following new rural free delivery routes are established: Carry, W O Bell carrier; Garner, N W Powell; Goldsboro E F Edgerton; Kenley, J W WaUon, Jr. On the 22nd, Miss Llla Gray, daughter of Robert T. Gray essj, of this city, is to be married to Mr O f Fish, who let year was an instructor in Mechanical Engineering at the Agricultural and Mechanical College here. The dullness which has prevails 1 in the virions State departments for the past month or snore will end with the election. Never before have so many of the officials been la the can pal gn at cnoe The activity has been. Is fact remarkable Some of the Republicans are asking why the Democrats are so active. The answer Is thai they wanted to be sore to carry tbs legislature by a big saajortly, and tiaweataall Interest possible In ths National tickets. The Republicans say they do net believe Oapt. Glenn wUl receive over 89,000 majority, bat the Democrats a toe a Agar twice as large. The last arrival at the Ball of History Is ths old sub dial froas Fort Kaooa. Last simmer joar correspondent found Uljlogrrauide the fori, neglected aad hu secured it frost the Secretary of Was as a loan. The dial Is set ma slab of brows sand Stoat, and the data Is 1880. Nothing la how left hi infold toft, the iwo moruri which stood there being at the Soldiers Bom, one a sack tide of the Oag-slaaV - - ' - , ST aglri f tmm iw.-. . . The device of the ' daughters) of rich men to make their own money are perfectly well known to the mana gers of women's etcbsugea, which are established solely to help poor women put. their, work oa tbe market. One day I was la as ncbansw wbea a wo man, evidently a lady's maid, came la and registered some embroidery n her owa name. The euperlnteodeat took up the work and In a cestui way' asked the eupposed artlat to show her bow to do a particular stitch. The Woman pleaded lark of time sad went eat berraseed and guilty looking. thought so," said the ouberlnteodent : "Fbe bring bar eslntreas work, fler tul- treee Is the dsognter of a ttrf rtoh men, bnt the tiss M pocket mnocjr, end the poor thing has te cheat the ei rhsng hf selling bor wort hw under Ik makl'e oaitio." Every bod' Meg ttln. - -.. ' ' wb Yoa m? s4 Cola Ton went a remedy that will not eaty give yoe qslck rtlitf bet ifftct a rer mteeat cure. ' Tott wtol s rmly tbitwlli relieve the Inr.rs .nl r;.t'r" w, Yna wtt: I s r ' , , r- -Mrf. ' ( ii ' T 1 1 ' I. f y. 1 I I t t ! - 1 PORT ARTHUR'S END NEAR Tremendous Assaults Continue. Rus sian Commander Wounded. London, Nov 4.-The Daily Tele graph's Chefoo correspondent, tele graphing Thursday, ssys that the Japa nese losses during the last assault oa Port Arthur were heavier than on any one of the previous attacks. The bom bardment, he says was so fierce that the streets of Daley were said to trem ble as though from an earthquake. The same paper's oorreipodent with Gen Oka, under date of November 2, ssys that the indications are that a ter rific engagement 1b about to com-meace. A dispatch to a news agency from St Petersburg says, Lieut Gen Stoissel, commander of the Russian troops at Port Arthur, is reported to be wounded In the leg. Less Meat, More Vegetables. Vegetarians will find hope In the sta tistical comment In Collier's for Novem ber Sth. which ssys: The eensus shows that Americans are becoming addicted to less meat and more vegetables, cereals, and products of the dairy. It Is figured out that In 1860 a hundred Americans ate 94 sheep, 118 hogs, and 26 beeves, whereas,! n 1800, they consumed but 60 sheep, 43 hogs.and 20 beeves. Cheese has declined, but If eggs and poultry are included with but ter and milk as belonging to the dairy class, the consumption of that klud of food is three limes what It was forty years ago. The total use of meat, reck oned by the price, is reduced by 86 per cent. In 1850 one hund-ed persons ate 430 bushels of wheat and 90 bushels of oats. In 1890 they ate 623 bushels of wheat and 886 .bushels of oats, and In 1890 the breakfast food movement was smalt to what It Is todty. Corn and potatoes have Inoreaeed about like wheat The general gain In vegetable expense Is 80 per Cent. Meat still leals, however, although It apparently will not do so long. We spent in 1900 $1,625,000,000 for meat and 0,076,000,000 for vegetable diet. Among meats beef leads, by a long distance, with sheep second and eggs third. Americana have grown healthier In the half-century which has seen this change, probably, however, on account of more air and exercise and better cooking and sanitation. The general question of the best relation of meat to vegetable diet Is s ill one on Which the medical world Is far from concord. A HATTER OF HEALTH 8 P0UDER Absolutely Pure mm SUBSTITUTE r USl RECEIVED Sour kraut, mince meat, seeded raisins, citron, new prunes, evaporated peaches and apples, new lot Farvey's small hams and breakfast strips, macaroni and cheese, sw. et and eour pickles, cranberries, ban annas, nice Baldwin apples 30c pk, finest quality malagagrapea 20c lb, self raising buckwheat old fashion buckwheat, new oat tlakes, hrown sugar 5c lb, chocolate 10c and 20n per cake, very best quality; complete stock fresh canned goods, A big Ptock t select from. Qual ity the very highest. Prices as low as possible. We will thank you for your patronage and do our lest to please you. Doesn't Respect Old Age. Its shameful when youth fails to show proper respect for old age, but Just the coatrary in the esse ct Dr King's New Life Pills. They cut oft maladies no utter how severe and Irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all yield to this perfect Pill ISo, at all drag stores. DOVER November 4. The' Disciple Church was dedicated here Sunday. There were quite a num ber of people here from Kinston, Rich lands and other places to witness tbe cer monies. Miss Sue Wilson of Kinston Bpont the day with her father M.' Geo B Wilson Sunday. Mr 0 W Gold, geneial agent for the M C and S C Department of the Provi dent Savings Life, spent the day with us last Friday. Mr D W Richardson, general nanoger of the GoldBboro Lumber Co, retained last n'ght from Washington, D C where he went on buUness In tbe iulerest of the Oompiny. Mr Geo R Richardson and wife from West Virginia spent yesterday and last night with his mother, Mrs Fannie Rich ardson and left this a m. It is rumored here that there Is a prob ability of our town having a union de pot between the A and N C and the D and 8 B R R. We appreolale the con sideration of the A and N C lessee to give us better depot accommodations. But a union depot would be a grtat In convenience to the public in general here. Mr Richard W White died of typhoid fever at his home near Dover Ootober 14th, 1904, after 6 weeks of illness. Mr White was born September 17tb, 1856, and was therefore 49 years and about one month of age. He leaves a devoted wife and, eleven children with a host of relatives and friends to mourn our loss, bat we trust his gain. Mr White was born and lived In this community all his life and had accumulated by hard work and untiring energy quite a good estate. He was always willing to help the needy in his community, and will te saaly missed. We extend to the heart strick en family our heartfelt sympathy, and point them to the God who knoweth and doeth all things well. A FRIEND. 1MSDB1HCE AHD BRICK Like a Shipwrecked Bailor a adrift, helpless and hopeless la tbe srrerag man who luddenly find nimaeif bereft of wealth oi a com petence by reason of fire losa with oat iniuxaaoe Indemnity, The . In ntanof i oompanie we aerrw will com to' yotu1 rescue if you get jour pouoy now.- -I also sell Lrst claea Brick. . O. A- WICOIJD., . , Pkoa 30 : South Front and Hanoook 8U. No DUcrlntliinlloH. "Beonscy tins n c:iv for imihIc." "What mnkpfl yon tlilnk so?" "He told me you were the worst singer he over liennl." "That's atranse." "Why 'C "He told me you were the worst. " Cleveland Plain Denier. Mrs John Wesley, St Louli-Hollitter't Rocky Mountain Tea It the greatnst tonlo I btve ever used; cured me of chronic stomach trouble. 85 cents, Tea or Tsblels. F B Duffy. Henrys Pharmacy. 127 Hlddle St Full line of Dmgs,Med icines; Toilet Ar ticles and Soap. Fresh Supply of r Flower-: Set ds. ' Phynielaii rrescrip 1 one A Specialty. - Bern, .N. Or yhaa Jixsty received tho finest lot L " . V. ' '1 Of - in Intern North Carolina, and have also- Just rcccivr i a imo let ct ) 1 1 a. mm ii WlioleMale & detail 'Phone 91. 71 liru m ni ii 1 m bH Dies TT 1 I , uierwear ! The cool season is now on ua and everybody will have to get out of their light weight wenr and the best place to supply yourself is at our store. Never in our history have we can led as complete and up-to-date line as taia season, and prices never no low. Below is a list of what we carry : Kuppenheimer & Griefs Clothing, W. L. Jiouglas, Lewis A. Orossetts, Nettletou, Stacy Adams mid Ralston Health Shoes for Men. Queen Quality and Reed's Shoes for women. Wright's Health Underwear for men and a beauti ful line of Underwear for women and children. ESE5H5HSESH5S5H5H5ESaSH52SHSHSliS25E5E5HSE5ESE5 J. J. BAXTER. Our Special Offerings this week; watch price 50o sample suits for men and buys worth from $5 to lli5o, will be offered this week $2 9s to $H 39 90 heavy latest stylo oyercoats 7 50 values now $4 9H Buy your Jackets from us and save money. You can get an upto date Jackot worth $4 50 for 2 9 and a Hi .Jack. t for $4 W 8570 yds heavy sheeting at I! 3 - lc 4i(i3 yds :!! inch Flannelette worth !0e and 12 !-!! offered this week at 0 1- !, 30 pieces assorted colors heavy ekirt goods .S inches wide, requiren '2 yds to a skirt, will sell this week for I9e yd; only one skirt pattern to a customer. Many other things too numerous to mention which we will oirer at greatly nduced prices. N. COPLON 75 Middle St. furniture I We are dailylreceiving our newyineCof Fall and Wtoter Houseftirnishing: Goods. Our line of Cooking, and Heating; Stoves is complete. Don't fall to get our prices before you buy. - , a .-i - I-,' v.. . -. . -. , ... . '' 1 n r f trf "5 41
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