lorn In
October a ICC,.
Vol. XXII I.- 1W1,
Twent j-Foonh Y
rcr Uzm, II, C Tuesday
cn fi:.es-
RUSSIAN EMPIRE TOTTERS
' ROOSEVELT AK3 THE SOUTH.
HAD CATARRH
Lurchebn
4 . is
A few small biscuits; easily made thy
Royal Baking Powder : Make r themtr;.;.
small as small -: rouna as a uapiuu .
Mix and bake mst before - inc. -mcai.
Serve hot - - " ' ''-t7
' Nothing better for aT light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter' K
and honey, marmalade or jam. ,
You must use Royal Baking Powder . -to
get them right.
r1
In" infT-'WaT Raleigh Cause Di
. tv tress.
(lomu Ctfclle 6rphinigt.I teeth tits' Is
. jurlaa " aj ecairts. Dry -Gooitj
V,Hf furssSujil. JeynsrBsck
J, Fr4m turopa. Farmers'" Rs-,T.?
ROYAL BAKINO POWDER CO., NEW YORK
fflCOLL
find Bailer ZnsurancD. Brick for Sals
fjonsumers of Water.
. " , . - V- " it'!"--'
Will he riven until Nov. 1st to pay
their water rent without the extra
charge of 5 per cent, for. thlsuarter.
After this quarter patrons will be given
15 days instead of 10 days, and will be
cut off after the first 30 days " of the
quarter, if not paid by that time.
B. S. GUION, ;
Secty W. &L. Com. X
AFTSR THE SHIP IS WRECKED
wybody can tell yon how she mUrht have be.
aaved After your house is in asbes many a wipe
acre knows how the fire could have been pat oat -bat
it wmnVt. There's just one-and only one safe
way to save yourself against the ravages of flir
ineuranee company.the only kind whose policies
we write.
Phont 200.
Lumsden & Stith
INSURANCE AGENCY.
i ' Strong Line of Fire Insurance Com
panies. -All
Business promptly attended t
Malaga Grapes,
Celery,
Concord Grapes,
Niagara Grapes,
Fanannas,
Florida Oranges,
Lemons,
Cooking Fears,
Tatesv
Apples.:
Broad JSt. Fruit Co
Phone 33
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Ull nl. II C IIRW II -
far You Each; Day
We rmve Ju3t Received lt7 Collar
ettes in White and flue. "White. Cfeain
and EcruT these are8amplea(anciey :
worth 60c to $5.00 eatWeare goinRr:3
to cut this priVe in half fori a iew days. : :
You can ilnd.emTiere in'all' 8i2eij7or
Children, Mia 3e a and Ladies. ; and the :
price is only , Oc- to $2.60 ach.v; 8ovh:
'If ;
5-
J 1YI MitcteU:r'&':
phono m
: 6 1 Pollock St. Odd. Euiflcorjal 1 Church.' A
aorted BuylniCottosJo-'v,
RaWghOct- SO. 4tJnboun.ded, ym
pathy is expressed, here for the .suffer
rs by the flre'jresterday morning at
the Roman. ; Catholic. ' Orphanage'"
Nazareth, two" friilea westr-"ofJlaJeigb,
Great bravety was shown by the priests
in charge of tb building, which vwas
burned and by Thomas Wallace of New
York; k young seminarian who has been
thenT year ot more, and who climbed
to the top of th roof and urged two
boys, John Glavish of Columbus county
and Ejvin Buffaloe of Raleigh, who had
taken; refuge ''there to leap- to. the
ground With as the only chance of
saving life. .Wallace leaped ' on a pile
jTnattressef..butJtbe boys struck the
eyes were burned, and both legs and
arms were broken, 5 there' being also
mterpal injuries, ihe disUnce from the
roof tothe ground being about 45 feet
Buffaloe, "though badly injured will pro
bably recover. Last f night it was
thought lie wooid notrecover, but tc-f
day it is stated that the eutioox u mucn
more:hopefuL' WalUce, the gallant
young fellow who did so much is doing
well and will retover auickly. Father
O'Brien, Who leaped from a third story
window is in b$d but is not seriously in
iured and will soon be alright- -The
building burned was a brick, very tall,
and cost about $25,000, the insurance
upon it being only $6,000. It will; be
rebuilt as soon as poseiblFather Price
said, v It designed to be part of an
rooms were sleeping apartmefits and on
the lower floor the .refectory and also
the printing establishment o' the Truth
theChvirch jipw. ; -V Jr t' U,
kThere wiui another fire here Saturday
night at a - lati hour at "the store of
am Woolrcott, where : uiere is a
general stock,--' largely dry. goods and
lothing. It, broke out on the third
floor which is damaged to the extent of
100 ner :eent.' the stock' there being
lworta abiat UW0: the second floor is
arnigedtS, pHr cent; and the first floor
siout 60 per 'cent, the Value of the
stock on the second floor being about
J20.000, and on the; first floor II 1,000.
The total Insurance on the 140,003stock
uiMj)bo.;;.:.r''s
Static .Superintendent of Publle In
struction Joyner returned this nooning
from Europe , where be bad been Id
company with frof. CharUa D. McItst
of Greensboro. touple of months.
.Cotton fanners in this section v say
they hare already u much of thejr cot-J
ton picked aa they bad by -the end of
Ust year, ,Tht there was very ' little
top cropnd,Uut they had as rule kept
closely, with (be- cotton. ' Those who are
holding cettosi complain of the bringing
lot) this market last Friday and Saturv
day of a large quantity and say was
a very unfortunate stop. . Some fann
ers are buying cotton right and left
and are storing It A great . many of
there are sure the price will go- to 12
cents shortly ; .; ' .
Collision BetwotB ' Soldiers-, and Citizen,
a - -
Royal . Trsasurw ot Cisr fitpertsA
- - Ssnt to Oonmarh. .
St. petersbug, f October 1 29.WhiIe
the day passed quietly without blood
shed in the Russian capital, and w!ule
the city is outwardly calm, today's de
velopmenta all indicate that a,xrisi is
imminent Although ' the streets are
filled with troops ,and reinforcements
are" now pouring in from Finland, the
governmenseenuuitterly powerless to
cope with the situation, .and many calm'
observers seem seriously toibelievethat
the present ragitne 1s totteting to its
A aispatcn
The Fmldtnli VUlt Fraught With More ta-
serlancsTlisUhs Wert Visit i Hs Jlas-i
l EUbllthtl Hiawel hi the NsarUsf ' 1
- - the Ptopls. J" r '
New Orleans, La., Oct 80. The real
London, Octoj4r'3a
from Odessa, October 29thayB:lv
A collision between the Jmilitary and
crowd of: students and strikers oc
curred an hour" ago in -Tirapotoskaya
street The soldiers without warning,
fired point blank into' the people, killing
twenty and wounding sixty. JThestu-
dents are holding a "stormy conclave at
the university. v
It is reported from Kieff that three
regiments have mutinied In. the South.
western provioce,(and therejare a'arm'
ing reports here of the doubtful fidelity
of three batalhons of infantry.
rton'tThGSGySplendff
. . , . LAXOtt . COATS.. ;
f . Coat from our fgnlar stock that sre
. 'MtUng every day at (10. JTs etyke
III rk and Taa Broadelotha, man tail
; ofeir7.9i, . , - ..;.-f
? , y tttawtEN'i coats. ; :
" The latest styles. Prices f rom to
fcWeeek , V .
v. , . : bUnetsa. ,- ,
V The Wt aUtiwi of llankeU U th
. ity, f'ricts iw, tt.23, $L.
tZ0, tXT and ep to p. TV All tW
td art worth oVkiM,
: CAKT0N FLANNEL -
' 'ThoTye Knd thJs wk only 4 yd. '
' MOHAIR. t ; -
S pWes ClJM-k M'Asir, only 4W )d.
Worth Tfie. .
FLAKNTLnTE. 1
The kind yoe pay 1J for, U.i'i wk
; TireSTout,' worn out woman ttimot
slerp, eat or work; owma sa If h
woulJ fly to pice. .IJ'U'str ' Ricky
MoanUin Tea makos strong nnrs and
rich rod blood tS enU, TtaorTab-
Uts, For salo by F. 8. Ihiffy. .
seemed to help me
- "Vinol was recommended, and after
taking four bottles I am entirely cured
I would not take $1000 for the good it
has done j$e. J wish I' could persuade
everybody who suffers from catarrh and
bronchial troubles, or, who dreads con-
Manchester, .England, Oct. 80. A
dispatch is authority for the statement
WO ' czar , nas snippea autl ine - royai
plate, and jewelry to Copenh'ageni". The
valuables were shipped on annglish
vessel. The cargo is insured for (3,-
750,000. " -;r ',
' Halloween tonight.
a veritable blaze" of "glory : at New
OrleaiisV is fraught with far greater
DotentiaTities than is as Vet generally
recognize, In fact as well aa theory
he ia.now the .leader of the southern
people who through personal contact
with him have come to recognize in the
man . that rhroadi degree -of splendid
Americanism "which retandsiiorvfair
nlhv .-first', last and for all time, which
strikes a responsive chord in the goutl '-A vwntV?nWW Jj, - p
ernei '"breast;." The effect on "the na-J -"Te further crmvmce the people of
tion Of thiB newtotmd affection of tneew wra, in regara w. xne vaiue oi
sduthfotthenation'B'chlef is suretolnol, I, F..S. Puffy declare it to be
be fa reachinsri? Since the Civil War I the most valuable preparation of cod
the bulwark Of Republicai) powelr ; has hver oil for au wasting diseases the
beetf the solid Dtmocrntie. front pre-1 greatest health restorer and strength
sented by the Southern .States; and as I creator for the weak, the convalescent
strength of that bulwark the Republi-land the aged which we ever sold.
can politicians have frequently banked I loan only ask every person in New
alt ' " ' '- ' loern ro iry vinoi on our guarantee to
The south' has now accepted Mr. Iretprn their money if it fails. - This is
Roosevelt, not as . the. embodiment of J a fair, honest offer on which you cannc t
Republican party ideas, but as the 0m-1 Jose. " . uuny, uruggist,
bodiment of the fair play dogma which 1 -.
every American is taught to believe Jnl Cllierprlse Itr 1 1 It A
from the cradle. . " Thus, so. accepting I T'ilsn Vffttv i n
support in the Southern states which, I ; V MtW BUiy . X II BL
at least so long .z.$bj he occupies we claSS UrlCK 111 any
Vvhitehouse, cannot rail to curuu. tne r ff , f nnn
nowerorthe Kemiblican nartv as a l "4 -w
party. .
The i legislation proposed by Mr.
DaamawaIo la atirssAnttiiv Tn it atirA Knf
liVUQCIVU WtyVtflH& A IW OVVnM wave
it, dovetails perfectly with American iply tO
loeas: oi iair piay, nenc vne warnivn - w amwawjrr vm
Of his reception at all southern cities JWe we-e i m. Ma - im.JM ii v
: Old Ppn TaSilL :
tot tc yd. ' ; :' . -' .'.. ; j Time to pot down earpetj fUr fall
CLOTlllNG., . I tloarrlng. reni will be needed. Call at
y fn iK- ..u ,.lJoorftaj orate and aureUwrm latK
made of' flne'qoality, w-nUd iw w drf ,v .
inakehahadH tMtdeolnrs, value.IU.60! - mi
teta.50. ' - "Kotict.
; MF.N$ OVEUCOATJ. y.fef Uh hu hia oftre in Op
The hdal W with licit Bark, frri- IkjII; ? rf K ItenU!., J',Vn Il.ra
e?aXrom I3.W to1l2JA, X
- ' iiOTS KUIT3. :
' la Wle and Cirr, iha Ult it I
pre "frvm tUft l li 00. ,
- r.N3 UNDCRwr.AE. ; ; "'
Mens haevy flors linM orKl prwoar,
worth VjC --h. Poll only
. ?nnr..T -
Ifyn fivf rKt ur F'"n
l2.fi0M.iie fur mn, ra'1 at prif a !
bew thr W" k, U.ey J! bt in
tr. rily for lh pvmf.
A Tims Honsrsd fitla Tims When Wltchct aid
fihosts Got Loom. ..
Today or rather tonight will be Hal
loween. It is an occasion of n frth and
joyous festivity and whatever or super
stition there is about our nature, is e
ercised on ' this night .. The custom
originated" in Scotland and the' quaint
Scotch poetRobert .Burns, describes
the festival in One of his poems. '
It is one of the fads of society to have
hallo Ween parties and and an article in
tbeWashington Star tells how it should
properly be conducted.-. It says that an
open fireplace Is a real necessity to car
ry out the idea correctly, even the con
venUonai . gas log ; will do if "there is
nothing betteror in extreme cases
kitchen stove,with a red hot coal fire.
The object is to. have the spooks pla
and as is well known they will not come
out there if any day light or, artificial
tight save that made by the open grate.
The grate fire lends a wierdness ' and
mystery about ths time' that la Xavor-
able to spook V .
The party should not begin
fore 9 o'clock and .better a little - later
as the real fun does not commence, un
til after midnight ' It Is not necessary
to attire one's self (a their best bib and
Maker, in fact I, should be . prohibit d
for quite- likely there will be some
rough play and good clothes may be
rulnetL?'--'.;'',' :'ft5ir
. The gnesta should be - equally divided
and the beet results come from a small
number of congenial fnenda,- not over
' Among the requisites for a ruceeas'
ful party is first a quantity of chestnoU
whichN mav be either krge or small,
two-or three pounds of sule marsh
mallows and some rosy cheeked apples
and have aa many long ' thin sticks of
wood aa there are guests, A good story
teller , and above all a good person to
manage the party' will be found to
make the occasion pleasant and
able,' j-. .- - '
There are number of games s'd
tricks to play and when, property coo
ducted there b no end of fun.' After
tho games are over the guette gvt te
the refreshment part which Is juat aa
wiffrd as the other pert" "They roe.t
thpir cheetnuta in lbs Are and ' thi p
plre and marsh rnalkws at tht od of
their sticks and the witrhns having
brf'U'rnpte4 out of thflir billing p'jtce
will come In ths roomXhoats too are no
strangers at rarfif. . " '
Kirylind Ccmocnti CWJdi tn D
frinchUernenl of Kcgrx ',
WsAlilngton, D. C. Oct 3 If Owt't
(rumS f ej ;nl m M aiprr-i! by mn
bt in formal i to p!, lu kl an'imtfit
In X'aryUrxi r sv-"t't'!, ta Pmf
rraU t.o ar rr.V if f . 't f t h
a! ;' ni.Il'.l'.otw' .' Hi tVa
Far FIRms Years aa Drssdsd CesssmptJes.
. Mr. Arthur Gaul of Wellsviire, Ohio,
fites:- ;"I iwish everyone suffering
from egtarrh, or bronchial troubles knew
th value of Vinci as I do.-. Before tak
political significance of President Rpoe4in I hadeatarrh for: fifteen "years,
yelf'sjouthern tour, which terminated J and for the last year I had a pain inmy
mngaena coughed mgu and day, which
caused me to. lose flesh. I felt sure I
was going into consumption, as nothing
000.
If you need Brick, ap
r
Nfw eVTTT . 4 efn
bobds.aiivicjaiiier
, Cape Cod Cranberries. 1"
Sauer Kraut - A
Seebed Raisin's, CUrrants, Citron, Dried Figs, Fresh Lemons,
Celery, Fresh Oatflakes, (loose and in packages). "
- , "Ontario Prepared Buckwheat Maple Syrup, Fancy Elgin and
Fox River Print Butter. ' -v
Jell. o, all flavors! ,
New car pad, Snow Drift Flour, ground from New Wheat-
New Primes, Dried Apples and Peaches. i
Fresh Macaroni and Cream Cheese. . .
Fresh and Schreded Cocoanuts.
Fresh canned goods of all kinds. . T' '
x Catsup, Sauces, Horse Raddish and hundrnds of other nice things
to eat, which our space will not allow us to mention, v , ' ,
Wa will be glad to have you call and1 examine our immense stock;
Everything guaranteed a3 represented. r7-
Goods delivered anywhere in the citv. .' -
Yours to please, '""'t-
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J. L. McDaniell
WboI3ale
farker Store.
eft Retail Grocer,
Corner Broad and Hancock StS.
Noleaka
ri
visited by him.'
.He has unfurled the banner of non
partisanship has abandoned strict con
Struitlon of party politics, and for the
first time In the history of the new
Mouth the Democratic party as a whole
has accepted a Republican President on
his own terms. Clearly then anew
era is dawning in the political affairs of
the govomment at Washington.
His advice to the negroes atTuskegee
was to improve themselves as artisans,
mechanics and in, the 'trades,-and to
keep way from too professions which
he declared,- already are over-crowded,
whereas labor is one of the great needf
of the south. , It is needless to say that
this also ' the -south advocates heart
ilr.
Clearly, then, social equality is just
aa abhorrent to Mr. Roosevelt as it is to
the southern people, and with his bar.
rier removed, the President's policy of
fair has logically enough,brought to play
his' standard in a body the pianhood of
the south, for there is no reason to be
lieve the negro-will ever again figure
14 the relations of Mr. Roosevelt -and
southern people. :
Secretary & Treasurer.
New Bern, N. C.
Turners Almanac
for 1006.
AT
Ennett's Bookstore
aM
Cement
Compot;al
la an efficient, durable and water proof covering suitable forJoMorneW-.J-
felt, tin or metal roofs. . .v..
; Hpan Supply Company,
New Bern, N;CV
Sole Agents in Craven, Jones, Pamlico, Carteret and Onslow Counties'
Manufacturers are Holten and Collins Co., Philadelphia, Pa. "
6orhra'l Silvtr
is the world's standard of suality and
skin in silver trart A beautt rul va
riety shown at J. O. Baxter's, the lead
Ing jei eler. . " v- .v , ,
Jliw Yofk Cottou Mwirt.
n The following were the openinir and
closing prices co the NTwVork Cotton
ham- Close
Dec;
MOpen-rHigh'
UfJL4l'
Jan-vlKo4?'' -Ueht
'i ;
vReeelpto -6,l
UstTser-Kel
10.56
10.66
.10.84
M I' A O " iory, cn rarc-n !rrt,
hrra L wi'.l 1 f I'taHl to 1 fr
A.ir,t laving ).in4 with h'.m, ai-l 'l
paranr.s ll. lol-t' J to K''ll SMI fwj'l1a-l
tO t'l and ma trf.'.t-'e-r.U
,?UYi :i It AIL'..
Oft. v
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' f ia t
, it Si i
.'7 Buht PCp BroWfii Thft.
Chicago, Oct 2!r Three Uvsa were
lost property Rvalue) at ILM.000. . wee
dflstrpyed, scores of fsmllles were Aade
homeless and freight traffic on the New
York. Chicago. 8 1 Louie Railroad
was delayed for set araT hours, to ao
cotmt of the breaking of a three-foot
waUi main at Eighteenth and Clark
sUU today, - Water ,f ro the hw t
water pipe flooded severe! b locks,
damafing a eurnber ef bouses and real
denree. : T.- '" . ' ' .
Christian
Science
Lecture
AT COURT HOUSE
Prldftv IVleht Novem
ber. 3rd at "8 o'clock .
EDWARD j?"KIMBLL,
CSD
of Chicago.
SEArS FREE. -
lew' Mwcibtre
a.
Florence, Davis,
(A DAUCBTER oV. THE SOOTH)
8upportsdJty; , -'
j EllLtOlT DEXTER .
anJ a Company of yTeU Known New
' York Players in the" Exquispe Ro
.. . nantic Comeey '
: ;TlfE FLAYKlt MAID.
t by Louise Mallor
' The tky f that took New York
iiay,,
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rvlkUa) lh Oil Velke A4S.' '
'hti tbk are croae snl a rt n
wouhl llkf q rirt thpre la ioini
tr Mm. Jint lue fn fitr. elirn tli
i1..S,lm, r nrn sb4 ba la la the
Y my. II I? li(flinn sn'I m"tt) uit
(luir ln,nla toe ilwr and twir'nat 'a
)rn. Tt)i-r la oo Crtt t'Tf th Bmbr r
cunir a!i ( mfrfnHr IlinlnataS r.lf
y eltllt tl lite kltrltt or rtsni !r(
otrf t a r'.! tir'a. It la hrt aa'nrsl
d:,;i ,.!:t,in fi 1.1.1a In s rnie f -r.
k. I rrw f i,ii!t. ar4 l la P.1 (
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:':-.7, Oct. so
..4 ;'. . the ':
Woods Drowning
5tock Company
if.s Tr i.f I'l.pi'.ir Prii-cd Altrsrtlonet-'
In HigMlana rrrtiiroi " (
1'OUTB VAUDKMLLE P.ETwntN
An.;.
Grsiid fj-ial l'','r.a V.'-- Wlfty ajJ
r.aturday Af'Tmn,
M;in;,i- m, n s"i rc ,
0 orir.g I:;'.!,
"i:!:CAi:SKHK U)YFJ) II Kit-
Ve Extend You a
: Cordial Invite.::
to attend the Majestie BaV'ng Dewoo.tratioo at our store October ih t :
:. m V J ambie 4th only. .
.'. 'A representative of the makers ef the Magniflcent Range wJll
tkia In person and will take pkasure in exptaining the meriu ef t! '
Hot C ff te and BiscuiU will be served. .
J; G! WfllTTY & C
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J L. HARTSFIELr
' . Contractor mid XeaUtler.'
orricK is i'j middli si : v : :
Would be glao id
anyi one inspect myj
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t
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-if