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-J r NEW BERN, N C. THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 15, 1906 VOL. XXIII. 272. TWENTY-FOUR'TH : YEAR A) 1 HACKBURNS If you trade you will be pleased. Try-If Not as, we say -then quit. v 1 It Pays to Trafle at Ervin's The Goods Are all New And Fresh. The prices are reasonable, because we buy in large quantities, and give our customers the bene fit. ' The service at our store is polite and prompt. All goods sold are strictly guaranteed to be as represented or money refunded. We carry a full line of heavy and Fancy Gro ceries: Provisions for the farm or delicacies for the Epicure. We handle country produce and solicit con signments of same and guarantee to get the high est price that can be had in the market for it. TLi 3E3C Ervin, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, No. 81 South Front St " Phone 168 NEW ARRIVALS. We hive just received a new line of Colored Lawns and Organdies and a new lot of White Liwns, India Linens, etc. Also a big lot of Em broidered Shirt Waist Patterns, Lace Collars and Turn-Over Collars. Ladie3 Patent Leather San dals, Oxfords and Shoss in the Newest Spring Styles. We invite you to call and see them. ' i t Baxter;, - - ' V--'-'- . . : ' WILL BE. WITI-I TTOTT OClT WITH, THEIR DIG Good Rurc Ccmcdj I!a3ttood the Test You vill admire it Lcoiur.c it jsrcfmn STORES V':-. ' CROWD OK FUN MAKERS, A' I In Memory of BessOennis -S ". : - sssssssBSwessBBl ; . i " f '. (By a Friend.) . Dear Bessie, thou art gone, t v, . And we are left to mourn, . i.f. But soon we, too shall follow en,, - . s .With hope to meet thee home. ; . Where Jesus reigns forever more, . ' i And angels there abide, 0 may we safely reach that shore, :.: , With Bessie by our side. Then we can join that favored throng, - , And never know more pain, : -Then we can sing that heavenly song, Bessie we've met again. When we've been there ten thousand V years, - -, To do our Master's will, And have no sins, nor doubts nor fears, - And Bessie with us still. . Now we are bound to kiss the rod, And say thy will be done, While Bessie's sitting with her God, We have our race to run. Still every effort did they use, To save her from the grave, But Bessie's death brings to my view, That only God can save. ' -B. S. P. If you have lost your boyhood spirits, courage and confidence of youth, we offer you new life, fresh courage and freedom from ill health in Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.' 36 cents, Tea or Tablets. F.S.Duffy, Zorah February 13th. Miss Caddie Mills of Blount's Creek is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. H. Whit ford. Mr. Herbert Stilley of Washington, spent Saturday night at Mr. A. J. Whitford's. Mr. Adrian Whitford of Pitt Co., spent Saturday night with relatives here. Messrs. Willis Knox and Alexander Edwards spent Saturday night and Sun day in Beaufort county. Miss Elizabeth Knox of Washington, visiting her brothrr, Mr. W. R, Knox. Miss Amanda Wj.itfoid is spending a while with relatives in Pitt county. Mr. W. P. To), r is attending court New Pern thig.wi.ek. We are ghid to report that Mr. An drew Whitfout, who was hurt some time ago, is belter, so that he is able to go to work again. . Since our hat writing Mrs. Elizabeth Tunstall dii J. She leaves two sons, four da ugh uts and a host of friends to mourn hrr Joss. She was a consistent member of the Mathodiit church. It sf en. s tliat we are not to have any mote preaching. t)ur preacher hasn't filled lib appointment since October. Many men give lavishly of gold, To l-uild bridges and castles and towers of old; If you want everlasting fame, a bene- fsct jt be, Give the poor needy Rocky Mountain Tra. For sale by F. S. Duffy. It your J amp will not Iwork properly or j need srpairlng, bring it to us, we will put it In thorough order lor you. ;No , charge lor touf time or troubled ' ' Waters China Store 'THE RUSTLERS.'' 0; r'. , Rnro'l,-K-rcc, Ciric.iti 'vi it c 1 Hu;r SOL. CASE. Effort to Prove Him Cover nor'i Agent. -: Strong Fifth Wstk el thf Trial Worthy Colored M. X. MesMngsr Doad. - Osttlnasrt of i - Klnton to Locals la GrMnsbor. ' : - Chambor et Commtrco hkt fer ContlnHancs Fast Mall , v , . ' . StrvlciT - ' (Special Correspondence.) -Greensboro, N. C, Jeby 14, After an -argument lasting alt day yesterday id the "ederal court in the trial of G W Samuel indicted for frauds againBt the government on a, motion by defendant to be discharged because of an alleged fatal variance between the allegations of the bill of indictment and the proof. Judge Boyd disallowed thp motion. Hr ruled that defendant was an agent of the government and as such was cr'mi nally liable for malfeasance or nor feasance, and ordered 1 hat the argu ment before the jury be re-commeneer this morning. During the morning session Solicitor General Hayes, pre sented the governments position witt great force and power, and was follow ed by Assistant District Attorney 't Price 'and Britt In the af term on Judge Bynum for defendant replie taking substantially the same ground he did Saturday, District Attorney Ho'- ton closed the argument for the prose cution, Judge Bynum closing with another appeal to the court for the dis charge of defendant. . In his exhaus tive argument of the morning Mr. Hayes contended Samuel was an agent of the government and that he came not nly with the meaning of the statute under which the bill of indict ment against him was drawn, but also the actual words designated him as such: Further that his acta were those of an agent and in consequence of said reports made by him the government of the United States paid out various sums of money for infotmers, feet, etc, he being recognized by the govern ment as its agent, notwithstanding his title, whether deputy collector, special employe, detective or what ever it might be. The fifth week of the trail begins to day. Two of defendants Attorney?, Watson and Aycock are absent, Watson sick at home: ex-Governor Aycock at tending a dying brother at Goldsboro. District Attorney Holton has just re turned from the burial of his brother and Judge Adams leading counsel for defendant lost a brother by death last week. It is thought now that the case will be in the jury's possession by Fri day night Robert T. Price, colored, special de livery messenger for the Greensboro pofltofBce died yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at his home on East Market street' He was an estimable man. Postmaster Glenn says that during the 8 years that Price held ' the position of special delivery messenger never had a complaint been made against him. "He was" says Mr. Glenn, "as faithful, prompt and efficient as any man would be in his place." - Price died of pneu monia, which developed rapidly as It was only a day or to before his death that be quit work. Messrs. J. R.sand E. M. Oettinger, of Kins too have decided to locate a buggy factory In Greensboro on Mr. Ben bow ' property on the eastern edge of the town. The young gentlemen belong to the Oettinger family In Km ton who have done so much for the commercial and Industrial upbuilding of that town and they are eertain i0 be decided ac quisitions to the business and industrial IJj of Greensboro. The style of th ft -m witt be Oettinger Buggy Com pny. . - ' .. ' At a meeting of the Chamber of Com mere Ual a!iht. Dr. Charke D. Mclvcr aulng pnnhta, the following reeotu lion nqueptlng tho continuance of the fset mail service to (ha entita ws at mtad: Be it rmvlved by the ( ban bur cf miM Ki of GnwnLoro, N. C, h t t. North Carolina fcprHenUllvrs In the CofigMt ot the Uaiied Bute, be sod ib'-y sr hli rptjclfully ended, to trtlr lt-purt aJt rnans keding to tte rntiiinu of the frrnnt y t m nf fot m ill rvk-e am) In 4itt urh as p r -erljil'in m m iy be ne f ti mslnUin the Mne , P It furtW rwUfl ih ih Mrt- U'y ef iMn ChkmSr, U aJ U brci) lirtru-il iArIl Uim malt'n' ttha' t tnlvm of (l similar fvf tilmliofn of the twin, wl ihst M far1 m y of th rwjlutke to reh f N r h Cro1ina'!i a iL-f t ek! If prtiui!kt v ia Cofijtf. E3. for Hatching nr,i Mark tr'-V fjrrst wir.lrf 1. t IX -n. ?.. C. Hi "i rAiiuir. r. ii a T! ,,r, V,-' k r- . John A. M'Call at Death's Door. ,' New York, Feb.. 13.-The last' ritee of the Roman Catholic church were ad ministered today to- John A. McCall, formerly president of the N. Y. Life Insuranceompany, at Lakewood, N. J.f. where he has been seriously ill for some time. . :' ' :;. y' " Father Healy, of the Church of Our Lady of the Lake, which the McCail family has attended whenever at Lake wood officiated. . - ' Mr. McCall haa had a sinking spelL The doctor hod been hastily called. His condition was such that his family was advised to be prepared for the worst. . . ' ,. A . China Must Behave Washington, Feb. 14. That the Uni ted States is facing the possibility of a military campaign on the other side of the world is admitted by authorities in whom is lodged the duty of managing our foreign interests, and if need be of protecting them at the cost of war. The frankness of Secretary of War Taft in explaining the recent movement f troops to the Philippines and the willingness of, the State officials to ad nit the delicacy of our relations with he Chinese are almost unprecedented, ,-;m be accounted for only by the ex- rr-me gravity of the situation caused ny ant i-foreign agitation in the celestial mpire. There is of course a possible alternative" theory that Secretaries Riot and Taft have merely inaugurated colossal bluff for the purpose of fr jrhtening the imperial authorities at fekin. If it is a bluff it will cost con- piderable more money than the "real thing" did in 1900 when troops were sent from the Philippines to assist in quelling the "Boxer" uprising. Two regiments cf infantry are already en route to the Philippines and a third will be sent there soon. Two batteries of field artillery have been sent and the various departments of the army are working overtime to get the nec essary quartermasters, commisssary and medical supplies across the Pacific. The preparations, concerning which the widest publicity has been given may serve to scare - the Pekin gov ernment and the provincial vice roys into a retreat from their pre sent evasive disregard of the repeated demands mad a by Minister Rockhili and our Consuls in China, that the promises of official remedies for Chi nese insolence towards American inter eats may be fulfilled. Should this pur pose be accomplished without bloodshed so much the better and this govern ment would be amply repaid for the expenses attending the present mili tary demonstration. Gales Creek. Feby 14. Mix Emma Lewis spent Saturday evening at the home of Mr. W; P.Tay lor. - 1 Messrs. Bartlet Adams and John T. Sharp were the guests of Mr. W. P. Taylor Sunday. Mr. J. T. Sharp was the guest of Elder D. B. Garner Saturday night Mr. W. B. Rows was the guest of Elder D. B. Garner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garner were visiting their relatives and friends over deep creek Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lewis spent Sun day, with their parent .Elder D. B Garner. Mr. J. H. Lewis has Just purchased a fine horse of Mr. Willie Jones. Mr. J. A. Guthrie has been making some improvements on his shad fac tory. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hall spent Bun ds with Mr. Tom tltll of Newport Mrs. &rah Taylor spent Saturday night and 8unday w th her friood Mrs. if. II. Stewart. ; , . ; The young people were badly diaap- po mod in not navilhir oyster roast at Ca rs Creek Saturday evening on ae cuunt of the tide being so bih. Mr. W. T. Taylor and ton hove onv pi .y 1 M, Ch irUo R mm to lay thai orl.n iu iheslwd fuctory. , ' We have Hon our . llteratcr I fo Ut Kabb,tth Jr.tuol, and our school U prospering very much. Y - f 1. jfrffl V4W$ if was in gU st ,1 m , W. I'. Taylor Seluntoy night. - II'. Jatnn Le-rh anon t Run lay at the b.me of Hr. W. I. ToyWr l!r. Mkhl fill t, school trefl.rr. snl Hstur Uy an I 8umlsy id ti ttfoit, and rt'ium Mtmlny. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. TsU vMftd Otsir pirnUi at flroal Ciek Bunds, Ihi Lyman Iwint. tfmM rw.Mina twin com!ins ho Vt b t h f',m bt) F(irdy ni.hl ti!I !. an entirely newt' arvJ on hi h h th r'il cf hmrirg i" " rTr1,ic"'t tn ik t,t sny ph"W on lh flW fri ntj, fW nl largq rhri: h-y h" I o it to th !- 1 ar t .1 I .r Try a bl : TUht HYOMEI I CURES CATARRH. -1 'i '-A " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i jits HeallRf 8aUams KUI All Catarrhal Ctry Sold Usdsr Gasrainse by F. S. Duffy. " It is a note-worthy fact that among the many medicines and treatments for catarrh, there is only one which F. S. Daffy sells under the positive guaran tee' to refund their money if it does not cure. Hyomei, Nature's remedy for the cure of catarrh., ' ' No dangerous drugs are taken into the stomach when Hyomei is used. Breathed through the small pocket in haler that comes with every Hyomei outfit, its healing balsams penetrate to the most remote cells of the throat, nose, and lungs, killing Uie germs of catarrh, healing the irritated mucous membrane, and making complete and lasting cures. The complete Hyomei outfit, consist ing of an inhaler that can be carried in the purse or vest pocket, a medicine dropper, and a bottle of Hyomei) costs only $1. The inhaler will last a life time, while extra bottles of Hyomei can be procured, whenever needed, for only 60 cents. Territory Apportioned Among Railways The Greensboro, Feb. 14. The committee appointed at a previous meeting to cor respond with the authorities of the Sea Board Air Line Railway looking to have that railroad come to Greensboro, reported through Secretary Newman, that a communication has been re ceived from President J. M. Barr, stat ing that the Sea' Board could not build to Greensboro without inviting reprisals from the Southern Railway and for that reason could not even think of such a proposition. A question being asked by some un sophisticated member as what this could mean, it was explained that everybody knew that the railroads had divided out territory among themselves and no one company could break the contract with out the other two jumping on it and forcing a competition in freight and passenger service that would destroy the present monopoly. This statement was amended to the effect that every body knew it, except the authorities whose duty it was to prevent such com binations in restrainst of trade. There was no discussion of the mat ter, except as several chairmen of committees failed to answer when their names were called. Moses Come suggested that it might be a good plan if the Chamber of Commerce wanted to reach the Seaboard Air Line to fine each chairman as a standing committee S100 on every failure to make a report. In that way Mr. Cone said money could be raised for many purposes. To Farmers ! Do you want to enrich your lands permanently T You now have the op portunity of doing so by the use of Amoniated and Kanitised Land Lime, chiefly composed of pulverized oyster shells ground from the raw state. The burning elements of the lime which would injure some lands if not carefully managed is in this product protected by the proper quantities of Amonia, Nitrogen, Salt and Anumel Matter, making it far superior to burnt lime, and much cheaper. Put up in bags, put out with distributor or with hands, abqut one ton per acre. Good for all crops, especially corn, cotton, peanuts, etc Sold for cash or on time. Special prices to dealers. For prices, freight rates, etc. apply FERTILIZER, SHELL A BONE CO., New Bern, N. I'. J. L O'Qlll X CO., North Car olin Ltadinjr Florists. " Rtaea, Carnation and VioloU a spec- - laity. All flowers la season. Wedding ItouqueU and Floral Ueeore- 'v-; ,.- lions at abort fiotke. Palmj, rV.n and Winter r bworlii, v 1'lnuU In groat.vari.ily. R Mctm-thei, SU ubjcr, Eergrewi, Hedge Plants, ami Bhto Tree li brat leading eariet lea ' Matt, Telephone an4 Trleraph Or lrs prompt ly eeecut, b , i. L, O'QUlNS & CO t JtJ.lih,N. C ''AttrbmwtlU. v , - ' I. M. REGIS! H Forch Column?, Fnils, Ual untcrs, Spindles, iiu.ir Iail liilustcrs. Grills, Plinlh and Corr.c." Blocks, Snh and Door., Frarr.c3 for Wood and Brick Bu;M;r,p, Mouldings, Kir.tk3, Brackets. if; Stith MVTTT?yTTTMTtMITrfMVTTTTTTTTVTfTVTTTTTTTTTTVTT Time, Worry, and Most i Important, Save Money. We have received the most Refined and Ex elusive Royal Muslin Underwear ever brought toa this market. Why delve at the come here and get just what you need for less ! than you can make them Here you can find the latest creations of the season, in Ladies and Childrens Muslin Underwear. ; e I Corset Covers at 25c to $1.25 each. Skirts at 50c to $2.50 each. Pants at 30 to 50c. Night Robes at 50c to $2.50 each. Children and Misses Pants at 10 to 25c each. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. J M Mitchell & Co., PHONE 61 Pollock St., Opi. Coal ! Coal ! Full supply of the best quality Hard Coal in Broken, Egg, Stove and Chestnut sizes. Also the Celebrated Poca hontas Steam and Domestic lump. All orders given prompt and personal attention. Phone 34 Office and Yard No. 16. Craven Street. Hollister & Cox The old year's none The time Is on For New Year's nous axxanglng You'll always find Us up to the time In the styles that are ever changing. In tabouretts and Chi na Sets We have themrare and many. Table Hpreads all kinds of beds With prices, well most any Bargains too, we have io r you In chairs both oak and willow More than these you'll nna When rleased To call on J. S. MILLER New Bern N. C. . THE STEWARl I rv cin aai 'o'i'y pirT-J ita aQ v.rW f'f (he U'mTit of d'M, l i;.s' Ar. Itirj lf fm'J-.n't t' r -! -"' '.. r t( i machine when you can f 3 288. Episcopal Church Apple Cider Fresh and Sparkling, AT THE RIVERSIDE STORE. L B 11AJ3ICIIT Phono 2K. March Magazines. Ennett's Bookstore Sash. Door and Mantel Factory No. 22 Hancock St.. Now Bern, N. C : Having yut in a line of up-to-date machinery to fio all kind of bouse , building work, turning, etc., at the , same old utand on Hancock street, I t am prepared to (ill all orders at short , notice and In Um bewt and latt style, ' All order entrusted to me will have By rnnal attention. , . J V HOLMS SATUT0RIULL ne!ra m-mm and serf f s liwlie toe tne!l frlrni'y t ii --,"1 for trastmar.i. 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