VOL. JXII-KO. 192.
IIW BUI, I. ft, TRiDJY MOBKIW, 30YEMBIR U. 1904,
TWENTY-TEIRD YE&K
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NORTH CAROLINA
I 10-4, all qjoo, tMe or gray, $350
11-4 $4.75 12-4 $5.50
Mercerized Down Comforts
12-4 $4.00
I.HQM
PHONB 288,
43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
NEW
ERA
PAINT
looks good
spreads better
wears best
Covering; Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
Itnital in Fuel
Splendid ii cperatioa
Life Him is mraliliii
BUCK'S
STOVES
SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phone 99
68 middle St
Tjie Result of the Labors of the Board of
Canvaspers.
The Canvassing Board of Elections oonvened at the Coart house at 11 o'clock
yesterday and pasted In review on the remit of the election held Taetdey. The
Bond fu eompoeed of -the clerks of election In the various townships and pre-
clncu of the county.
The national BepnUlcan' ticket, It will be observed, was voted quite good
deal more than vu the Bute Repabllosn ticket. There was more "scratching"
than has been done in any election for many years. In tome cases some of the
candidates ran behind the rest of the candidates on their tloket folly ISO votes
eeiow we give the result or the election in tne oity oy wants ana also or the
townships and precinct of the eonnty.. Mr B S Street was chairman ana Mr Al
fred Gssklns was secretary.;
VdHUJlBUHU.
Electoral vote: Parker 849; Roosevelt 68: State ticket. Glenn 808. Harris 15. The
balance of the State ticket received a eorreerjondlns vote exoeot Grimes who sot
858. County ticket Waters 888, Griffin, repablloan 60, Fulcher 855, Jones 357, J W
Blddle 256, Ernul 214. Wadsworth 858, Blohardson 268, Fo 251, Harvey 207, Bar
rlngton 197.
Electoral vote: Parker 56, Roosevelt 4, Glenn 57, Harris 7. State ticket was
voted straight. The County ticket received 65 votes with no opposition.
TKUi ri'S. - '
Electoral ticket: Parker 120. Roosevelt 81. Glenn 129. Harris 8: the Stole tick
et was voted without alteration.
DOVER.
Parker 87, Roosevelt 18. Glenn 98. Harris 28. A few of the candidates were
chan ied from the regular majorities. The counlv ticket was in the Drotiortlon of
99 Democratic and 17 Republican votes.
cuv Hi.
Parker 89, Roosevelt 87, Glenn 94, Harris 84. The State tloket was voted
without any changes. Tne county ticket gave some evidence of splitting bot the
ratio of 105 to 11 did not vary a great deal.
If T. BAKHWJSLL.
Parker 115. Roosevelt 6. Glenn 115. Harris 7. State and County tickets were
votd straight.
TAILWrta BTUKB.
Parker 19, Roosevelt 6, Glenn 84, Harris 8. State and County tickets voted
without Change.
USE'S FAKU.
Parker 58. Roosevelt 8, Glenn 68, Harris 8. State and County tickets werj vo
ted straight.
1 UU KUAN.
Parker 81. Roosevelt 11. Glenn 12. Harris 10. Stata and County tickets wers vo
tad straight except that R P Williams received 23 votes and W R Barrlngton II
for Commissioner.
Get Yotri Fall Stilt
Our new stock has arrived; we
have the largest and beet selested
stock we have ever had.
Men's, Youth's and
Boy's clothing
Oar Shoe department is complete
with the 1 test styles of standard
makes. We welcome our uld pat
rons and Invite the public to in
spect our stock before buying
elsewhere.
AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
PIHI. HOWARD.
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cn
CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
Plants at Claries, Hvman's Siding, Klniton and Bobersonville.
Annual Cananitv IK nnnnnn
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The large demand for our produot Justifies our claim, that we furnish
r . V I mL., TTT ,. w
- " v m" wuint n are now erecting urj
Kilns that will Bot only increase oar output, bnt will also ma
terially improve, the quality of onr product.
ITCH AN SITFPIsY COMPANY,
New Bern, N O , . Belling Agents
New Masonic Theatre !
Friday tfteht Nov. 11.
John M. Hiokey Presents the' iml.
. nent Tragedian '
John. Orlfllth, ..,.'
, elded by " brilliant ooopany of
legitimate players in s stupendous
production of - Skakespease's im
mortal taagedy ' ' -
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Ma
che'eh
- Pasallnr electrical effects; Start
ling chemical filosions; Fensetlonal
battls tableau, etc A We of en
eJutntmeot in six sets, surpassing
ay perform nce ever given ia this
eity ' ' - ' ... . - -, -
floor 7lo, and $160;, gal
lervJoo, eOe, 760, fjea:i a. sale
i Waters..- . .
Waterman's Idetl
Fountain Pens the
esiPaSm
f" '. '
ei sale by V'
Owen G. Dunn
' Leading Printer Stationer
Cat relleck A Crayee Bis.'- -
ooeoeeoeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeet
The New ToteO Journal and
Washington Toi tot the f ul-
CRAVEN COUNTYS VOTE
CITY.
CANDIDATES. 'a - 1 S -5 -Ilsl's-S
President
Paiker. 124 197 139 112 20 10
Roosevelt 9 24 28 17 7
Governor-
Glenn 128 202 144 118 10 10
Harris 5 19 17 16 4
Congresf.
Thomas 128 203 144 120 23 16
Robinson 5 16 19 e 2
Legislative.
D h Ward 128 208 144 118 28 16
W L Arendell i08 19 Hi 28 16
J S Baaolght 8 16 144 10 2
J M Mew born 16 19 10 2
O H Gnlon 124 210 144 120 23 16
L J Taylor 6 14 19 8 2
Sheriff.
JasWB'ddle 128 208 144 118 23 18
John Blddle 5 16 19 10 2
Coroner.
R D V Jones 128 208 144 118 23 IB
Treasurer.
PSfiraul 125 208 141 117 2! 16
OB Hill 8 16 22 11 2
Surveyor.
Fulcher 188 208 144 HI 28 16
Register of Deeds.
Geo B Waters 185 809 149 180 21 16
J B Griffin 8 15 20 10 8 16
County Commissioners. I
Wadsworth 185 204 141 115 21 16
Richardson 125 804 1B8 116 20 16
Foy 125 08 187 118 80 15
Harvey 124 800 188 116 81 16
Barrlngton 01 180 128 82 ifl
Williams, , 88 85 88 86 3
Hunter 10 91 84 11 8
Bmallwood 7 29 88 11 8
HcLawhorn 1 20 11 8
Beard. 7 16 f.0 11 8
GUM ROW.
Parker 9, Roosevelt 0. State and County tickets were voted without any
change.
rUBABAAl HUjU.
Parker 84, Roosevelt 6, Glenn M, Hards 1. Bute and County tickets voted
straight
JABPER,
Parker 90, Roosevelt SO. Glens 98, Harris 17. State ticket voted straight; on
the oounty tloket Barrlngton received 75 votes for oommisaloner, other candidates
receiving rross su to vs vowa,
ROOSEVELT 348
Some Tremendous Republican Plural.
Ilea, Solid Booth Broken.
Sew Tork, Mot S.-Tbe soHd South
was brakes by the probable defsMtloa,
of Mlssoari this aecttoa of the eooatry
atoally harlsg II States la the Demo
(ratio column. The figures toalgbt
ahow bat U States, with Wretesfor
Judge Perket ,: - '
President Rooeerelt carried ell the
northern toie swept them, la fast
-and tonight he had 148 eleotoral
votes, - v r; - : . .
i The keener tsaW Is Psansylyaala.
Twenty foar beats after the polls eloeea
the returas. fross. this state tadloaesd
that Roosevelt's plurality wostld reaok
mflCO. Hsxl mm Ullaola, where the
President polled approximately 815,800
ore votes than did J edge Parker. Okie
gave RooseeeU 100,000 end Hew Tork
174,000., . : ...r ;.. ,
A
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The female konet has a rapUl Ira
armameart Wit a reeoverable proee
tUe. jl oaee it tor both attack end de
fease end with remarkable asns and
CtlHenry, The 0rst stroke of e nbrnet
Is as p.nrtlng as an elertrk ahork.
At the tmae of He sharp Sling there Is
a See coutnhilng polaoa wblrh. When
injertMl Into the subsume of its ene
my, mumi plTt, ewslllag and Slaronv
trt, farla to which moat pris are
slile to lir.tlfy by eiivrrlrtip. Blioutd
th InliHkin l upoe th nil of tfc
tliuiiiti of fif upoo lb t'ingu th-r
le iliuu"f frtitit It. fltnmif iiniunnla
sppllnt to lli. wound Is ih luxit mitk
ARMISTICE AT PORT ARTHUR
SOALPHUMOURS
Itching, Scaly and Crusted
With Loss of Hair
Speedily, Cured by Guticura
Soap; an Ointment
When Every Other Remedy and
Physicians Fail
Warm shampoos with Cutlcura Soap
and light dressings of Cuticora, the
great akin cure, at once atop falling
hair, remove crusts, scales and dan
draff, soothe Irritated, Itching surfaces,
destroy hair parasites, stimulate the
hair follicles, loosen the ecalp skin,
supply the roots with energy and nour
ishment, and make the hair grow upon
a sweet, healthy scalp when all else
fails.
Millions of the world's best people
use Cutlcura Soap, assisted by Cutl
cure Ointment, the great skin cure, for
preserving, purifying and beautifying
the akin, for cleansing the scalp of
crusts, scales and dandruff, and the stop
ping of falling hair, for softening,
whitening and soothing red, rough and
sore hands, for baby rashes, Itchings
and chaflngs, f or annoying irritations
and inflammations, or too free or offen
sive perspiration, for ulcerative weak
neases-, and many antiseptic purposea
which readily suggest themselves to
women, as well as for all the purposes
of the toilet, bath and nursery.
Complete treatment for every hu
mour, consisting of Cutlcura Soap, to
cleanse the skin, Cutlcura Ointment, to
heal the skin, and Cutlcura Resolvent
PIUb, to cool and cleanse the blood, may
now be had for one dollar. A single set
Is often su (Helen t to core the most
torturing, disfiguring, itching, burning
and scaly humours, eczemas, raahe
and Irritations, from infancy to age,
when all else falls.
Sold ttraurhMt th. world. Ctitleom RMol-iat. flOt,
(In form ofChMoUto Cuu4 Pill., SM. pn . .
pliitueat,ff)G.. Boap, ttc. Depot.! London,. Chartor-bouSq-i
Pari., Ho. d. U Palxi Boston, 137 Columbia.
A... Potter Drug Chm. Corp., Sol. Proortator.
"HOI
w to Cur. Br.rj Humour.
40,000 TO 45,000
Is Estimated Democratic Majority
In State.
Japanese SUadlly Assaulting Fortress
' Havoc From One Shell.
Toklo, Hov 10. It la reported that
Gea Btoeseel la eearcacd of the Basal aa
troops, at Port Arthur, has asked for an
srmlsUoe. The parpoee of Us request
I sot suted. The Jspsaese are said
to have been laBamed by the Russian
abuse of the Japaaese wotadei, and it
is therefore hoped Btoeeael will capita
late to prevent the Japanese troops
boat evenftng these reported ladlral-
Ues.
, . v . ?
Rome. Xov dlipatch to the
Glordale dl Roaa from Toklo says tie
bomberdmenl of Port Arthur by the
Japaaese ander Geseral Kogt Is pro
ceedlag without tatefrnptloa. Prepa
rations he adds are on foot for a fresh,
floral ataanJt- -.f-i- , , :.
Oaee Foo, Rov - 10-A shell oa Ko
vers bar tth, decani bed a land mine at
e of the Port Arthur torts eot bs
tweeasisaad'sevea hosdred Basslaas
kOled and Woondtd. ' ;
la Klssourt Folk lanl Roosevelt
8l Louis, Mo.. Ifov 10 MUsoorl re
turas show that Folk Was elected Gover
sor by a majority of over forty then
Sand and the Indications are that Rooee
vll has carried the Bute by tour too.
sand.
Tie Exact ThSnj Reqoired- tor
Con'";atton. ' , '
"As a c"!'') t ''-.! and tt'imarli
Winston Not Scratched Very Much,
Building for Wake Forest College
Labor Burean 8tatUtlc8 of
Interest.
Raleigh. Nov 10, At Democratic
headquarters here it Is said that Francis
D. Winston will run very closely with
the other nominee! on Democratic ticket
and that he will nut be over a thousand
behind it, notwithstanding some at
tempts to scratch his name.
Prof. J B Carlyle.wbo has been raising
funds for the alumni building at Wake
Forest College was here today, and said
he had secured 110,000 this being at the
rate of over a thousand dollars a
reek.
Tbe Republicans arc oon&dent of the
election of Blackburn in the Slit dlstiiot.
The Democrats were pretty blue about It
yesterday and the figures looked very
bad Indeed. Tbe Republicans ere now
saying tbat the Democratic majority in
tbe Bute will not go over 40,000. Cer
tainly a conservative estimate is ' 45,000.
The Republicans are boasting that
Roosevelt got more votes In the South
than MoElnley did. They add that he
led their Bute ticket In all Eastern North
Carolina.
State Treasurer Lacy is expected to
return here on the 20th Inst from
Arixona.
Today some Interesting Information
was given oat by the State labor bureau
regarding trades In this State, their
averare wages, eto, 89 per cent of the
persons reporting say their wsgsa have
bean Increased, while 8 per cent show a
decrease, 78 per eeat made fall lime sad
29 per eeat work overtime, , 88 per cent
report coat Of living Increased, 68 per
eeat favor a tew hoar, day, per cent a
aloe hour day, per seat aa eleven hoar
day aad II cer seat aa 0 hoar day, 89
per eeat lavor sxiug a cays worm: oy
law aad It per cast oppose it, toper
eeat report financial . conditions good,
44 per eeat fair, II per sent poor, aad 11
per eeat bed, .rrper seal report im
provement la education, 87 per eeat
favor ooevBlsory edjtoetloe sad II per
eeat oppose It, 17 per sent work by the
day, 11 per sent by Ue week, 14 per
eeat by the lob, 7 .per osm by the
month, 1 pr cent each by tbe pleoe, by
tbe year, aad by the boor, 84 per teat
are paid weekly, 18 per Cent monthly,
17 per eeet favor. weekly raraenta ,
Coventor Appoints Solicitor. .
Special to Journal, ' . f
.JUIctgb, Kov 10-Qovernor Ajoock
has appointed Harlot Clarison of Char
lotte Solicitor of the twelfth district to
succeed James L. Webb, who received
JUS! RECEIVED
8our kraut, mince meat, seeded raisins, citron, new prune?,
evaporated peaches and apples, new lot Purvey 'a email hams
and breakfast strips, macaroni and cheese, sw, et and Eour
pickles, cranberries, banannas, nice Baldwin apples 30c pk,
finest quality malaga grapes 20c lb, self raising buckwheat
old fashion buckwheat, new ca' Hakes, brown sugar 5c ll,
chocolate 10c and 20c, per cake, very best quality; complete
stock fresh canned goods, A big stock to select from. Qual
ity the very highest. Prices as low as possible. We will
thank you for your patronage and do our beet to please, you.
J.L.
Mm.
IIIIDUI IUSI
Wholesale1)
'Phone 01. 71 ilr,A fttt
Overstocked on Clothing !
J. J.
Our stock of boys
and childrena cloth
ing is simply im
mense and must be
sold. I have decid
f d to sell it all at a
reduction of 20 per
cent. Call early and
get your fit before
the stock is broken
BAXTER.
Tbe pliable, is waging a war of his olton
against high prices. Special bargains this eek
50 pieces fine woolen skirting in all the
colors, brown, blue, green, black, gray
and garnet, 58 inches wide; Tm value,
choice 49c yd.
Fleece Vesta! 05 dozen extra heavy
vests and pantu, 35c quulity now 22c
Jackets! Best $4.50 jacket now
$2.95. $7 kind R9K Any style, any
color.
I'nnu! Paula' Mun i pants $2.25
now J1.2!l.
Heavy Shertiiij;. 5e kind now '. -io
per yd.
5100 yds Flannelette, Wt inches wide,
this week at 6c.
75 MIDDLE STREET, NEW BERN, N. C.
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We are dallySrecelvln,? .our newpinenof -Pall
and Winter Housefurnlflblng' Goods. Our lint
of Cooking and Heating Stoves is complete.
Don't fall Ho get our pi Ices before you, bay.
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nni.f-Hiicoci,
Attorney at Law.
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