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Twenty-Third Year. Vol. SXII.--1TO. 232. I. :t:j. IT. C Friday Sloriilns, Elarcli 17, 1005. :mmMMMMMMMMMMtMMMHMMWMl, Uatclf This 4- Space, j i: J. M. NKtcfcell & Co., I : 4S iPoUock StfOpposHe.Postroffice. f s;:c3T pas::::2 events.' See inside pages for Additional fecal newt. -: j ." ' '. '.'i' ' j The unofficial report of the Corpora tion Commission which has Just been over the A. A N. C. road on an inspec tion trip, sounds tery tame, from a pro 1 gressive point of view, They saw men ' at work in places, noticed new ties be j irfg placed in quantities, the latter indi- Iiofincr io baw miIi wam to' 1m' laid. Of course the Commission were well en tertained on the trip. t " - , There is some business in the focal cotton market, sales are now being made at 7.65. v . nococonoDono dodoodod do dodo Pieia Sale, , . For the balance of this week we wilt. sell our 40 inch Lawn at-10c yard. : .. ; ' . . L . This is the bent quality and same as you pay 12 and 16c for everywhere.'; Also our 35c Persian Lawns at 25c, 48 inch wide 1 . Beauumi Line wmte waist uooas at. :10c to 25c. " 'H v. - Call and See TIi rm. J; BAXTER. A Fine Lot of North . - Carolina Smoked Hams il 'i;.i;'.;';"v'- JUST RECEIVED A CARGO OF : ; ' ONSICm COUNTY" FEAKCT9. ... . - -.'; ' SELECTED STOCK.' ' ' . - . t TOIGIITS FIjOOR,OUK ' PATENT, CALU LILY AND- . , A DOVE ALL, BRANDS. . -.;v A'- Agency tat ROYAL BAKING POWDER. AU Goods Freeh and : Carefully BeleeUA-'O.y '-. V tf ? We solicit eonsigniMnta of all kinds of Country Produce and Guarantee Prompt attention and Quick Returns and will promise the Highest Prices that eaa be obtained. ;. . v", ,.r. - ; Give ' ; TTIitUsale and ItcUU Orocrr. ; . "No. 81 Bouth Front St ' : ; If,Ya Are Looking For IInrcn1n You Can Find Tlir in at COPLOS'S. . ' ' : . ' , '. LAWNS. : : v-' ' l.00 yards of WhiU 40 inch Lawn, Mils everywhere for IS and tOc At CovWi yoe can boy It for 10. . , - a.w line of Silk Lcjtre, IIiMjr MereorUni WhlM WsUiinfs, Novelty Pstuma, M rents a yard. , , . - GINGHAMS. ' . , . 1,500 yanle of Apmti Clngbetns, nil everywhere for I and 7e, wk k ftf yard. , ... , . rritCALra . - We win enntlaoe to seQ our Inrh rale Oils Vwl for fc tx-r y.r l. -' " - o " Our Siirinf 8uk of CVHhtn snd f hoe are eomfMe. I"rlrr the In T". The colored pickers are still gathering uo odds and ends from the ruins of the two burned stores on Pollock . street While a good part of this rubbish -is taken to the houses of the pickers, . yet the streets all over the city bear witnea that a (toed dal isdropped and this is publicvnuiaance.- ' ,: The record in the matter of white deaths in this oity is remarkable one for the past month,' not one reported since February 10th. Is it the skill of the physicions, or the wonderful health of this place, or botbT . - .. At the Mayor's Court yesterday, WO liam Steward.' colored, and William Adams,, white, were up for disorderly conduct, judgment being suspended in both cases upon payment of costs. Thiabeintr St Patrick's Say. the Seventeenth of Jreland,: all good and true Irish will wear the token, green, in respect to the departed Saint, of blessed memory." - - " . The rummage tale bids fair to being one of the biggest bargain sales of the season, r The ladies on the library com mittee are kept busy selling, the arti cles as the store was crowded all day yesterday, Anything can be bought from wearnur apparel . to Jewelry set with pearls and other precious stones. Don't fail to come and get your bar gains. -' The sale will continue until Sat urday at the store neat door to Suter's furniture store...,,:. .. ; " - i The next entertainment in the Ly ceum Course will be given tomorrow, Saturday, night at the New Masonic Theatre. Mr. ' Fred Emerson -Brooks will deliver a lecture which is ' said to prove of great interest to all who.Jtave heard it " Seats can be secured at Waters. -:'v yV:viT; r'&;.&. The Schooner Sallie P. Beswick, Capt Dickinson, cleared from here yesterday loaded with lumber from the Pine Lum ber Company 'a "Mitt. - The Victor C. Records, Capt, Orifflth, also cleared with lumber frtrn the Goldsboro Lum ber Company.-' V Some of the carpenters are complain ing of the scarcity of. work. One of them was heard to say that he was get ting leas work than at any one time be fore in two or three years. Adding that during bst week be could only secure work enough . to- employ him half day.'. . :y.'r Among the balldlng hnprovenei in prospect, is the remodeling and : pairing of the Oxley store on Broad street ... -A' '.i ' - , ' - It to bad that ha thy cannot afford to have pennawnt repairs made to the mala streets. ' Sacl repairs as art sow made, while of Mne HtUe help, is like throwing mosey away.' The boles Broad street are now being flllld with brickbats which on first thought might be supposed good material to BD them with, but reflection will show that the bricks being harder than the sdjoiinng surface, they become to some extent an obstroctk to wit As one wheel of a vehicle passes ever the harder eurf ace a lax Is produced which eausre the op posite wheel to tut a rut In the eofleri surface. Thus Riling a hole with such unflt material to to create another as bed or worse. ' A Swantbore correspondent writes that potato, ps snd other vegeta bles are up and growing finely ; down there, which is a great deal more than can be said for this neighborhood. Thus far spring crops have been unusually backward, both in the planting and coming up, and very little of . anything growing only under covers. ; News reached here Thursday of the death of B. F, Dinkins, of Vanceboro. Mr. Dinkins was a prominent farmer of this county and a valued citizen of his community and was a Knight of Har mony,' Some representatives of that fraternity from New Bern will go to Vanceboro today to attend the funeral When the - water ' pressure was so alack it was claimed by some who was supposed to know what the trouble was that it was caused by" people . leaving spigets open.? Yet a Btand pipe at ; one. of the most prominent corners Was al- towed to leak yesterday until quite a Kew:i!::;::o Theatre Marcl 22nd 4 ir.;in unm:i;i AND !'I.rASA?.T l:'Tl'HN' C3- O 75 ::i Jdlo r.tro?t. i ... j i. . 0 V I : r i UMTS FULL CLAir.1 -- -- . U Demand of South Dakota on ' - i Bond.' - ' Sharp Wttck Upee Adulterate Fees Stale. New Chemlcsl BuUdlng. Family U) , Pas for Burglary. Stole Charters 6rsntoeV Raleiirh. N. C, March 16. Governor! 1 II IA nrAriui.ai JUol ntlrtlvrll v . x DIRECT FROM THE MILL A FRESH CAR LOAD r.-Voigts, Snow Drift, , Best Patent, Calla Lilly L and Above All Flour. Glenn and Attorney General Gilmer are I negotitating with the representatives I pond was formed, although several per- '0f South Dakota for the settlement of sons who we supposed to be employed ;the bond Judffmellt that State holds seento nassbyi.makinK ' no-effort -to s".4i,rr-....-. , stop the leak. ! - ': - " f- Imanding the payment of the full amount The Kinstpo-Free Press gives the de- of the judgment and an effort is being tails of a most pitable case of destitu- made to effect a settlement more ad tion recently discovered in - thateity, vantageous to this State. - which it deplores. Bucn cases are sad i , Commissioner of Agriculture 3. L. indeed, but it is good to note that they pttersoh says that during the past are rare. We havew and then a case year over jTe hundred samples of feed in New Bern, but the Benevolent So- Btuffg were thered in various parts ciety, messings on ivareeonsianuiy on 0f the State and subjected to micros- tne r alert to give prompt reuei ana in mie investigation with the result that many cases in ira vigilance, prevent me the sale.of a large number of adulter- aestitution oy seeking out tnose m neea ate(j WM stopped. He says adul- anu giving inneiy aaawuurce. The ladies who conducted, the Rum mage Sale Thursday, were well pleased over, the success of their , venture (?) although the stock was almost as large as varied, It was depleted nearly to ex haustion by the sales of one day and the sellers now desire that their store be again replenished. The sale is being conducted for a good cause, that of the circulating library, and those who are interested in its success . can render much assistance by giving as many . ar ticles' for the sale as' is convenient Nearly every one has a lot of useless trumpery Wing around that could well bespared besides clothing long since discarded which somebody would be glad to buy. It is said that clothing sold more readily yesterday than did. most any other article. Don't fail, to be at the entertainment by the Ladies Aid Society tonight -at the residence of Mr. J. S. Basnight for the benefit of the Christian Church.AU are invited to attend and enjoy a social evening. Refreshments wiU be sold. , Congressman and Mrs. Charles R. rThomas were here yesterday en route frow Washington, D. C. to Hlllsboro, to visit ' From there they go to their borne at New Bern. News A Observer we can aup If you need a barrel of Strictly First Quality Flour, ply you at the lowest possible price. c ... liumk you ior your patronage and do our best to please you, J. L. McDaniel i Wholesale rarker Store. - vviuca jx vjuu aim 11 nrnjuu ii. am. A Retail Grtiver. Corner Broad and Hancock 8ts. IAPS OCCUPY TIE PASS Aaal Svrsrbee' aad Fereei Retreat M Unt Stores. Toklo, March 16. -It is reported the Japaneee occupied Tie Pass at mid night The details, of the' occupation have not yet been received from im perial army head Quarters-.' The offl- cial bulletin report the. action and says the Japanese are In-hot pursuit of the retreating Russians. , .. -. " St Petersburg, March 14. The news from the front is again, very serious. Oyama in spite of the exhaustion of his force has been able to organ Ue A fresh turning movement in the hop of com pleting the victory "on under the hills of Mukden. Tuesday's attack on the advance Sue at Can river to now evident as only a feint while the Japan columns were being worked around to get la position to faU upoo the Russian rear, and yesterday the blow was struck. . That Kuropatkm taken by eurnrise to a fair infer- from the manner in which he abandoned his Fan river position. Toes- day sight Waving so hurriedly that he was again obliged, to burs his stores. teration has been large extent Work is to begin at once on the ex tension of the Raleigh ft Cape Fear Railroad from Lillington, in Harnett county, to Fayettoville so that it is ex pected by president and general man ager J. A. Mills that trains will be run ning through from Raleigh to Fayetto ville within a year. The contract was let last night for the construction of a fine iron bridge across the Cape Fear river at Lillington. It has been decided to locate the new Chemical building for the State Uni- very fversity on the eastern section of the campus. It will face west and be al most directly opposite the Mary Ann Smith building.- It is to cost 40,000 snd it Is expected that it will be com pleted by early winter. The 136th North Carolina report has just come from the State Printers. Xhere still remain 868 pages of the re ports of the FaU of 1904 decisions that must be included in the 187th report These have already been edited, thus concluding the work of Mr. Zeb Vance WaUer, the retiring court reporter. And the remainder of the 187th will be devoted to th eases of the present terra as reported by J. Crawford Biggs the new reporter. There was brought here tost night to be committed to the penitentiary a mother, her son and her, nephew from Madison county to serve torn for burg lary. - They are Laura Cody and her son James, the nephew Lloyd Cody. They-were brooght her by Deputy Sheriff J. N. White. A charter was issued this morning for the Anglo-Baxon Publishing Co., of Buckingham, the capital stock being S10,000 authorised and $1,(00 subscribed Th incorporators are M. L. Hmson, E. M. Boggen and L. B. Williams. Another charter to to the Young Mens Industrial Co.,' of Lincoln too. There to no capital stock, the pm puses of the corporation being for th aaaintenance of club apartments and. th promotion of the industrial interests of the town. Stopped to a veryj M ffltmTTTTv Tff TTTTTTTTTTTTT f TTTTTT TfvTTtVf TTTTTV The Trent Furniture Co, New Bora's Foremost Home Outfitters, and Great Price Cutters. Money Saved is money made is (he old and true saying and' can prove it best by buying your Furniture and Household Goods at The TRENT FURNITURE CO., 54: 3bwHAd2 Street. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAiAAAAiAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA fifU Veal and Drwrnd Coart Lin Mt Market Chick at r. v.) Notlco of Dissolution. The firm of Will Ian A Cby hl Oils dy bHTi i!'j.!vd by mutunl tn ei;' I. I.. (! r huTinf la itif.r- ol tn W. A. Mrlnl.wh. D tiimef of '7-'p IVm Irn Wort." ,ih - iirnt. I lia! i'i'ir. fiI fr'i ! ff tH ' I f.rm. t. U c :.y, w, a. v -i. OAKS MEAT MARKET. The following schedule of prices will be adopted at the Oaks Meat Market on and after Saturday Feb. lKth. WESTERN AND NATfVE STALL-l'Kl) MvKF. All Loin Steak per lb. 12Jc. Standard Ribs jut Ui. 124 Shoulder cuU " " 10c. Stew " ' 7c PORK CUTS. Trimmed Loins per lb. 12Jc Shoulders per lb, Klc Stew per lb. 10c. SAUSAGE. Sausage, per lb 12c. All Fork per lb. l.V Devonahire Farm per lb 20c. Chltter4inKH Xc CORNED MEATS. Hams per ib 14c. Butts per lb Kk- Lard 8, S and 10 lb buckets per lb lie Lard in !a lb ruses per lb Hie If you want your llltie one strong. healthy and robust, gfv them HoUls-l tor't Rocky Mounts ia Tea this month. A tonic for the whole fajslly. The children's friend. SS eentav Tea Tablets. F. ft. Duffy. V All Smoked Meats at Lowest Market Trie POULTRY Wild Game In Newton.' ' These Pilcee will be strictly observed, and I'ROMIT DKl.1V ERY GUARANTEED. Thanking the public for past favors wo solicit rontinuancc of same, and W will endeavor to give satisfaction in every way. OAKS MEAT MAHMET. HACKBURN A W1LI.ET, Proprietors. MMMMIMMMMMMIIMHMMHIM Notice! HKW liSOSIC .THIAIBI! ONE VtrX COMMENCING Hatch (20 tli. MATINEE TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. ra-i:nt::::.EC!$ STOCI'v C0.I Rrprtire, Ct'r"'f Bill Mornlay As r J!!'. T' ' - . . . i. 1 H ;'..h I'T.n.s to five Aria, ! ci. a: t rn aAi.Tir.i : Have just received fresh cat toad Ameri can Wire Fence; same vl he sold at greatly reduced rate, . Come tnd see me before buying. : '. E,7.SnialIv70od Forgret To wni) your friond a Soovontr Po.1 Card lo ilay. Kcr sal by Owen Q. Dunn, 1, Leading PristerA BtaUoaer. Cot Pelleck A Crarsa Bt. mmmmmmaiHnmmnmmmmm At Cost Janies Willis An ' 1 :iv;:i) I ke" MTn.l Wh.lr. and Wilson latct impnvl ktl brmg drot) bead a'r mri" mhuh I oft st Fs . 1 ! 1 . f O.I .nr.t.ia, PsmhWv - II ' it '''', r-w,t.,('rtri(i- . ( , A " n. IM' Pheno- , a-1 V , r T.irf Machines i i , 1 . T-'I (la aM fa a ' j - I I! I l J"ir, ... . it a It LA (KN Ml Til And hm )ow hu opened a -ax-p al U pir fnnnoTly r rn(iJ hy K.niiel Jsrkaon, on t wKsrf in mr of C II, Hill's. Work pepper! OMfie Dear FrlcndsP" o: i '1 Pn!;f i) i r. nf Kr1rf and S JK-.mrf ', C I (ii1 " in . ) r,t r,s on. ail ; 1 " f-f arcrt tirr, . 0 O 0 ! '
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