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1T A mtm : IPPK STI VOL. XX. NEW BERNE, CRAVEN COUNTY, N. C , JULY 8, 1897. NO. 14. V - 5 v - "Complete Manhood AJTD How to Attain It" MUeai Book, written fr Mm Oaly. Oo opy nv b had frra, mM. la niaia aarai opa, g application. ERIE MEDICAL CO., MMaaamSU UPTALO. M. Y. Thos. - Bowden's V"-. New Quarters Ara now. Hext to Big Ike's On Middle St. ALL KINDS OF es, Liquors, Draught Bekr, ClOARS AND TOBAfTO. WHOLES ALB AND RETAIL I3?""GiTe roe a call at my New Store. TI10S. BOWMEN. Diarrhoea and Cholera Mixture. A. SAFE, SUUK AXD tl"ICK CL'RK FOR TeatMaf, Chalet a lnfaat-am, Suwer In ; SiMea, Cramp a, Diarrkaea, " Dyaentary, - Ckalara BXarb. Caiaa in Bawela A Cialaia mad Chalera, Symptoms, - and for all irregularity of the diges tire - Titera. whether acute rn " chronic. K0THII11S, NOTE THIS: -'-WInllemann Diarrhoea and Choi ea Eemedr is a perfect means of treatment for.chilureirs summer dia- y -eejr,and should bo in every family . It's timely use may Bare lite. .VrnaCol ta Farm, -,. irn ta Factary, ia tkm Uaasahald, At Sa aaA aa Lana, Everywhere. It is safe under"all conditious and circa instance, aud is recognized as one of the very best remedies eTery introduced. Ta iaxTicata are jn what - yar d at tar prescribes almest V tally. Yalal information "wit. eTery Vattle. . SOLD BY DtALKBS AND DEI GGISTS OB5KBAL0.V. Trie 33 Omib per Bottle. : If druggist should not have ir.will lie sent ; on receipt ol z-y criiu to any acldrviss by ; WInklemann & Brown Drug Co., lrerlter. BALTIMORE. BU IT S. A. 55U VnriDEND. Tke Sal Baak ml Sew Be rmr. June 2ind, 189? The Board of Directors of this Bask, have (his day declared aseini jknnoal Dividend of Gvo per cent., payable on and after Jaly 10th, 1SD7. O. II. Roberts, Cashier. NEH;CROP ! RUTABAGAS AND 1HBHIPS i Best VnriVtie ! Iure Ntrain ! They hae proven satisfactory many seasons. Yon have purchased from me. The planting season ia upon us, consult your interests, bay aain. Also to arrive in time for fall planting,' Cabbage Seed Jersey WakeGeld, A 1 1 Seasons, Drumhead, -Flat Dutch, etc; Peas, Beans, Etc. Remember the old spot, Forget it you should not, Brick Store, ..-. Near Market Dock. J.. F. Clark, New Berne, N. C. by niail promptly T3T Orders Seeds ! Seeds. RAILWAY COMMISSION. Veiy Important Meetinc on the Twelfth of Jalj. Industrial Exposition a Success. Butler and Watson Fight. Ex Manager of Tribune Short 4,000. School Tax Law. MoreCleiks for Less Work. JotrsaL BuBArs ) Raleigh, N. a, July 3. Tlie Seaboard Air-Line's industrial ex position ia proving a great success. At Moncure yesterday, hot as it was, 500 people were present, the biggest crowd ever in thai xlace. It is better than the farmers' institutes so far as attendance goes. The process of fruit canning, cream separating, (the latter by goat-power,) stone crushing, etc., attract the people. Big baskets of food are brought by the people and there is plenty for aH. The July crop returns from the agri cultural department are coming in quite rapidly and the commissioner nays they are favorable. The Supreme court has now passed on the matter of imprisonment for non-payment of taxes. In the case of George versus Guilford county, it decided that taxation is "a debt and something more than a debt." That opinion can now le quoted as an authority is support of the new revenue act relative to imprison ment for debt, upon the question dis cussed by Attorney General WaJser. The Secretary of State today granted n charter to the Siloam roller ll( uring mill in Surry county The vx-editor of the defunct Kaleigh Tribune openly charges its e.x-busmess manager Kenyon with a $4,000 shortage in accounts and says Kenyons where abouts arc not known. This charge, not so direct, was made when the paper was seised by the sheriff. Judge Timlnrlake in the mandamus case to prevent the private stockholders or the Atlantic & North Carolina from meeting, orders that they do not wait until Judge Simontcn allows Gov. Russell to appoint a state prosy. Mm h interest is felt here in the question whether the Governor and the Attorney General will furnish any testimony to Judge isimonton ou the lease case of the North Carolina railway, what do they know- of fraud in the lease? What can thev say? A. C. Htler, a bar keeper here, and a airs. Underwood', both from Moore coun ty, havo been arrested for unlawfully living together in tins city. He had deserted his wife and she her husband, they have given bail and departed. The railway commission granted the Murfrvesboro railway permission to take up its track. There is clearly a fight to the death now between Marion llutler and Tom Watson. Butler is determined to crush Watson. That is no secret. The meeting of the railway commis sion on the 12th Ids! ant sill be the most important of its history. The Governor and Judge Walter Clark will then be heard on the question of reducing rail way rates and increasing the assessment on railways. Commissioner Wilson has a plan for making the assessment as great as f.50,000,000 practically double what it now is. The railway people will le prc- seut in great force and will naturally mi.ke a heavy fight. It is probable that quite a number of mandamus suits w ill be brought against the State Treasurer to force him to pay the speciiil appropriations made this year, lie is trying hard to avoid doing this. The first of these cases is the one which comes up July 12. It is the one to force him to pay the appropriation for oyster lands in two or thre counties. The fact that the school tax law of 1897 is legal in all respects is now settled by the declaration of the Attorney Gen eral anil Secretary of Slate. The people who thought it unconstitutional got it mixed with chapter 127 of the acts, which is the act to stimulate taxation tor schools in rural districts. The other act is chapter 421. A public selio"! committeeman writes the Attorney General to know whether he can vote as a member of the Ixmnl and also.is n rhairman to settle a tie. in other words whether he has a double i vote. inc .uorne ncueiai says me common law iie.ctrine is that a do Hiblt ote is not allowed in corporations un less by express statute. This rule be says is uniform ami wen seitieo. He adds that this is not the case in legisla tive bodies. Congressman Stroud of this district has left Washington and the secretary of bis committac says he will not return t his session. It is learned that Hill K. King and James Allen both of whom are clerks in the Agriculture Department, have not resigned as memlcrs of the Hoard of griculture. It is said that three clerks :ire now doing what up to June fi one man did at i0 per month. The revenue collections in his district for 189:J-94 were $11S. 470; in '!4-!r I, 0.-4. V0: in '1V0 1. 070, SoO and m '9-!7 1.072, !)s. The collection on spirits were in '.);i-4 H12.fWK): in '"U-'i .12o.tKM: in 'TVfi 172. liOO; in '17 11. 000. It is extremelv creditable to Collector Sim- lions. It is an increase of over cent during his term of ullice. ) per Irelleiil' Jlolher Injurfd. Special to Journal. Canton. ).. July 5- The mother of President McKinley received a serious I cut in the head, today. Her foot Caught ia the carpet, and she fell against a step. Several stitches were taken in the wound. Although 88 years of age she is tearing up bravely. PERFECTa,li permanent are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla. be cause it makes pure, rich, healthy, life and health-giving BLOOD. CURRENCY REFORM, A Special Hemp is Expected From the President. Republicans Responsible for delay on the Tariff Bill. Taxing the Stock Speculators. Senators Dislike Defeat of Auti- Triist Amendment. JofKNAi. BriiKAr, Washington, D. C. . July 5. , The responsibility for the failure of the Senate to pass the tariff bill last week be longs to the Republican Seuators. Had they been able to agree on several proposed amendments to the bill, the measure pwould today have been returned to the House according to expectations. The Republican Senators agreed at the last minute to press an amendment giving a bounty to beet sugar, but , soon as it was brought before the Senate, Senators Jones, of Arkansas, and Teller, of Colo rado, informed them that the Senate would remain in session all the summer before that amendment would be allowed to pass, and the Republicans were com pelled to withdraw it, but it was then renewed by Senator Allen and is still pending. Nothing now stands in the way of the llnal vote on the bill, but an agree ment amone the Republicans, and that will probably be reached within two or three days. Judging from expressions in Washing ton, the tariff amendment taxing trans fers of stocks and bonds promises to lie a popular one with the people. It will n paid by the speculators who deal m stocks and bonds, who as a rule, do not pay their share of taxation. A member of the administration says i that President McKinley has almost de cided to send a special message to Con gress, asking that legislation authorizing a currency commission be passei'. It was supposes! that representation made to the President by Senators had caused him to ttrop this idea, because of the impossi bility of cettin"' such legislation to a v,.te, even supposing that a quorum could be kept in Washington after the tariff bill is out of the way and that a majority could be depended upon: but other influences have beeu working to bring about the sending of the message to Congress, regardless of the probability of its leing acted upon at this session. This was not known until the President's departure for Canton, and as soon as he gets back to Washington, tomorrow, he will hear from the Senators of his party who wish the currency question let alone for the present. There is more or less growling among Republican Senators because a caucus turned down the anti-trust amendment tb the tariff bill, prepared by Senators Thurston, Davis and Spooner, upon lines suggested by Senator Nelson, and the amendment has been introduced as a bill by Senator Thurston. The bill makes every person engaged in conducting a combine or trust guilty of a misde meanor, and provides for their punish ishment, on conviction, by both fine and imprisonment at hard labor. Although it was stated by the opponents of this amendment in the caucus that it was not the matter itself they opposed, but in corporating in the tariff bill, nobody has any idea that the matter will be al lowed to get through the Senate as an in dependent bill. There is nothing new- officially con cerning the Ouban question, but the or dering of Consul General Lee to Wash ington to confer with Minister Woodford, and the intimation giveu to the two offi cers who have been chosen as military and naval attaches, respectively, of the U. S. Legation at Madrid, not to carry their families with them, has furnished grist for the gossips, who say that the1 last makes it clear that the administra tion regards trouble with Spain over its Cuban policy as so likely that it doesn't wish the attaches of the legation to be hampered by the presence of their fami lies at Madrid. FORCE A PASSAGE. The Tariff Bill Mnvt b I'nslietl Thronifh Tbll Week. Special to Journal, Washington. D. C. July ;". The at- ,,,i ;,, , v,Q u,,,, i m oo iu. ,hnn ,1Q.,i a f.w i, ,il,0.. sum- ' moned for the purpose of oa ing, if pos- sibie, the tariff bill on Weduesdav or Th ursday. There is some talk about holding night sessious. The chief delay has leen caused by the anti-trust aud the beet sugar bounty amendments. THE STRIKERS. Men (Jrnrmlly K" Ont. No Trouble ns Yet. One llnnilrecl ul Filly ThODiuind Ont. Special to Journal. Coi.im bus, O., July ."). Reports indi cate that the strike order has been gen -erally obeyed, except in West Virginia. Kastern Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Spring Valley districts are closed. Order prevailed everywhere today, and no trouble is anticipated for several days until efforts are made to woik the mines with non-union men. About one hundred and fifty thousand are actually out today. The True Remedy. W. M. Repine, editor Tiskilwa, 111., "Chief," says: "We won't keep house withont Dr. King's New Discovery lor Consumption, Coughs and Colds. Experi- menbd with many others. mt never got the tru-j remedy until we used Dr. King's New Discovery. No other remedy Can take its p'aee in our home, as in it we have a cprlain aud sure cure tor Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, etc." It is idle to experiment with oiher remedies, even if they are urged on you as just as good as Dr. King's New Discovery. Thev are . " j , . r . i i record ol cures and lesides is izuaranUed. r. r..:i . . .;r., t..;i'i.i.. r. l ut.vei mils ' kj Miiiaij. oiai uuiiiLa ucu at F. IS. Duffy's Drug Store. (I) i MORE SUITS. Tke Stale Treasurer and Auflitor are Both Mendents. Raleigh's Fine Fire Department. Office of Treasurer Refitted. Tribune Plant to he Resold. Hot Wave Continues. Do ings at Penitentiary. Journal Bukkai , IvALEKiit. N. C, July .". Right in the heart of the business tion of Raleigh, opposite the side trance of the post office, is a part i i i pur-cii-f a! block that is a net work of old wooden buildings. On Saturday night about 11 o'clock Ilames broke out in this place, and for a little w hile it seemed as if the place would be cleaned out, but our tire department is too good and prompt a one to allowjeve nworthless properly to be burned, so m a short lime the llames were under control with but slight dam age, with. No committee could possibly The btatc Treasurer and Auditor are have a better or more progressive chair both sued. It is m regard to the cost in j man. and it is earnestly hoped the bonds oyster entry suits and amounts to about $."),(K)0. The Auditer is sued to compel him to issue warrants for this money. One suit is for a warrant for .1.1()0 and the other is against the Treasurer for a $700 warrant already issued. A delegation from here is now in Wash ington trying to land the Raleigh post ol'.lce appointment. Mayor Russ has gone off for an outing and on Saturday he appointed and swore in ex-Mayor A. A. Thompson as Mayor pro tern. The work of refitting the State Treas urer's office is completed. The beautiful tiling and the blue tinted walls give the room a fine appearance. There are in jail here now :il prisoners, twenty eight of them being negroes and two of those women Judge T. C. Fuller of V . S. Land claims court has gone to Las Vegas Springs, New Mexico. The intense heat has by no means wil ted the arder of the "small boy" for popping crackers. There was no public celebration of the Fourth of July here, but from the dawn of day the crackers etc., have filled the air with noise and powder smoke. The State and National Hags were displayed from the Capitol. The plant etc. of the Daily Tribune will be re-sold on the 8th. It may be bought for the starting of a new paper here. Out in the county Saturday night a negro man murdered his wife. An in quest was held yesterday, and the man brought to jail here. There is no cool wave in sight. The top has not for 8 days been below 9" degrees. Much opposition to the special tax in aid of public schools. The number of convicts received in the penitentiary last month was remarkably small. The people here will vote in September on the issuing of $.)0,000 in bonds for street improvements. It will hardly be a breach between the mayor and present board of aldermen. The convicts had holiday at the peni tentiary today, and gave a theatrical entertainment. THE MARKETS. New York nnd Cblcnxo lnoliit ions on Slocks Cotton a ml Grain. Special to Journal. New York, July C Stocks were dull, inclined to weakness, on the miners Sir ike and general disposition to realize. Cotton opened strong, advanced, but met selling account, with favorable weather and predictions of an early crop. Wheat strong, but neglected for the corn crowd, which was bullish on corn. There is an extendedjhot wave in the corn belt. Look for erratic stock market, high cotton, wheat and corn, tomorrow. f Special jtoMl. W. Silsby it Co. Commis sion Brokers. Yesterday's market quotations: STOCKS. Open. High. Low. Cloee Am. Sugar 1205 127 i V2Ci 127.1 Chicago Gas 'XYi 9:!; 9:5 iV.ih C.B. & Q 82i S;j S2i S2i Jersey Central. ... S4 S4 1 K2; 84 St. Paul 82i :s; 82i 82' COTTON. Open. High. Low. Close August 7.49 7.50 T.;!9 7.:!9 October: 7.17 7.17 7.00 7.00 CHICAGO MARKETS. Wheat Open. High. Low. Close July 0S 091 8i 09 Sept C4 Crk 04'. '."") t Dec 005 M1 00. (J0J Corn Sept ... 20 27 .i 20 271 Dec 27 2i 27 28i Meat Pork. Sept 7.7" 7. SO 7.0") 7.80 Lard ' 4.20 4. 2d 4.12 4.17 Ribs " 4.50 4.:.0 4.42 -1.00 Macv & Pendleton. Hankers and Brok ers, New York Oily, in their last market letter say: "We are bulls on the I'niled States of America. It is a great country and is growing in 1897 a crop w hic h if not dam aged in the next :!0 days will be in some respects and as to its total close to a rec ord breaker. All accounts practically agree that the West and South are cast ing off their fit of the blues and that bus iness in those sections is to be greatly in creased by a large movement of agricul tural products. When the villages are well fed by the farmers the cities soon feel the effects. It may require a little patience to get all the machinery of the country in motion again, but there cer tainly has seldom been a summer season when looking forward there was more of light in the sky than now. Under these favorable circumstances and with the patriotic desire that our country may 1 . .. . always be as erood a place to live in as now we will all proceed to celebrate 10 BE NOTED. ! Park Hotel Open and Doing Bew mess. Hollon Inlo Olliciiil Billion. Col. Carr to Mining Convention. Preached to Engineers and Conductors. Shot a Ne gro. Ji lUP-NAI. BlTKEAU. lii,K.K;n. N. C, July 0. s There is quite a discussion here on the ! question of the f5(),()0tl bond issue to be : voted on in September for "street im ; provemenK and oilier purposes.'' As ! stated yesterday there is not much chance : ol the election being carried for the is ; sue. Chairman Drewry of the street j committee, savs that it will be a saving j to the city in the end. for that the care j of the streets costs the city about fS.OOO I annually, but that after the streets are i paved this expense will be done away will be issued, A prominent business man here says if the bonds would be ex clusively placed in the bands of this street committee he would vote for the issue, but the few "other purposes'" may mean anything the aldermen may decide to do out side of street, improvements, and he will vote against it. A rumour is being circulated along the ' railroad line that the Park Hotel is being j c losed, the c arpets taken up etc. This i is an entire mistake If any carpets i come ui it is simply to remove the dirt under them, The house is ready for bus iness and is by far the most airy pleasant i hotel in the citv. It is said that chairman E. A. Ilolton of the Republican State committee will assume the duties of his new office, at torney of the Western District about August 1st. Col, Julian S. Carr left Sunday for Denver, Colorado as a delegate from this State to the Gold Mining convention. He will be gone for some time. Ou Sunday at Eden ton Street Metho dist Church Rev. Mr. Norman preached the annual sermon to the "Engineers and Conductors." Afterwards the two Broth erhoods had dinner together at the Yar- boro House. Yesterday.Depiity Gates tried to serve a warrant on a negro here. 1 he negro would not hear the warrant read and drew his knife. Gates shot him and he will scarcely recover. The negro denies drawing his knife. Oates is under bond. There are 20 criminal insane in the State Hospital at Morganton who are to be brought to the penitentiary and put in the department prepared for them, but there has been a dispute whether the hospital or the penitentiary should bear the cost. Treasurer Worth says today that the expenses must be paid out of the general fund, as the legislative act says transfer is to be "a State charge. The two military companies at Reids ville go into camp at Piedmont Spring this month; the ' Lumberton company gbes to Wrightsville: and the Governor's Guards of Raleigh go to Nashville on the 18th. All the companies of the State Guard are fully equipped and are iugood shape. Weekly Crop Bulletin. The weekly crop bulletin for week end ing Monday, July oth says the past week has been extremely warm throughout North Carolina, with maximum temper atures between 90J and 100 on every day and means averaging eight degrees per day above the normal. The weather has also been very dry, but beneficial local showers occurred in portions of 2:5 counties. In these counties the week has generally been very favorable. In these general, however, the heal and drought have considerably injured crops, at least on highjand sandy lands:crops are every where needing rain. Cotton is doing well, however: it is green and growing rapidly: stand very good: is blooming epiite generally; not yet suffering for rain. Corn needs moisture badly; it is small and the effect of the dry heat is to make it silk nnd tassel too low; it has good color, but is beginning to fire on light lands; chinch bugs still doing some clain- I age. Tobacco seems to be suffering some from drought: some leaves have been cured in the eastern district. Gardens and vegetables are receiving a serious set back by the dry, hot weather m those counties where no local showers occurred. Stand of peanuts is not very good. Many peas have been planted. Melons irul tinnr r!!i. T 1 1 raul i i ti nr w lii.fifr cnnl I II M h"l,"6 'T' ... .... ......... Oats all cut in east: some still t") bo cut i in west portion. Rice doing well. Splen- did weather for having. The blackberry j season is at its height. Peach crop is j very small. .Ml crops are clean and well ! worked, which enables them to stand the I drought much .better than they otherwise i would. Free Pills. Send you r nckl e-s to It E. Buck!en o.. Chicago, nil .et a tree sample box Dr. King's New Li'e Pills. A trial 1 will convince you of their merits. These I pilN are ca.-y in ac'ioii and arc particular ! ly i ffeelive in the i ore ol Constipation and j Sick Headache. For.Mahuia aud Liver j troubles t Ley have been proved invalua I ble. They arc guaranteed to be perfectly free Irom every deleterious substance aud j to be purely vegetable. They do not : weaken by their action, but by giving i tone to stomach and bowels great 13- iu ; vigorate the system. Regular size '25c. per .box. Sold by F. S. Dully Druggist. (4 London. Special dispatches from Bombay say that from 000 to 1,000 riot ers were killed during the recent rioting in the vicinity of Calcutta, and it is add ed that native circles put the death roll as high as 1,500. Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness. Assures the food against alum and all forms of adul teration common to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., New York. Latest NewH Item. Havana, Captain-General Weyler af ter his arrival at Sancti Spiritus, Pro vince of Santa Clara issued a proclamation to the insurgents and to the Pacificos saying, "I will pardon those who sur render with or without arms. They may give themselves up at any military sta tion by making signs with handkeichiefs so the troops may know of their intention to surrender. Chicago. Eight people were drowned in Lake Michigan 4th of July while bathing at various points along the beach. Washington, D. G. Senator Isham G. Harris, of Tennessee, is criti cally ill at his home on Capitol Ililh All day three physicians were in attendance at his bedside and it was feared that the end might come at any time. Late the Senator was resting quietly, but with a yery weak pulse. The torrid heat of the day had told on him in his emaciated condition and he was lower than at any time during the last twenty-four hours. No fears were entertained that Senator Harris would not survive the night, but his physicians could give but little hope of his ultimate recovery. BASE BALL ItRtiounl Lengne Umiiea Plnyrci Yes terday. Special toJJournal. Brooklyn, July G Brooklyn, 5; New York, 7. Philadelphia, July G, Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 2. Pittskcro, July G Pittsburg, 3; Cleve land, 2. Cincinnati, July G Cincinnati, 10; Baltimore, 3. No games scheduled for today. how the cu bs stand. Won Lost P. C. Boston 45 14 .763 Cincinnati 38 18 .079 Baltimore 28, 20 .655 New York; 35 23 .603 Cleveland " 31 29 .517 Pittsburg 29 30 .492 Brooklyn 28 32 .467 Philadelphia 29 34 .460 Louisville 24 34 .414 Washington 23 34 .404 Chicago 25 37 .403 St. Louis 11 49 .183 CALL NO. 9. Bonds of Craven ( onulr, North Caro lina. Notice is hereby given that Eight Craven county Bonds of the denomi nation of Five Hundred Dollars have been this dav drawn for account of the Sinking Fund of said county, in accordance with the act authorizing their issue, towit; Bonds No. 67, G9, TO, 10G, 113, 117, 123, 141. Tbese Bonds will be paid, princi pal and accrued interest to June 30, 181)7, inclusive, upon presentation of tke same at The National Bank of New Bern North Carolina on and after July 1st 1897. Interest on the above Bonds will cease after June 30th, 1897. By order Board of Commissioners, E. G. Hill, Chairman. New Berne, June 30th, 1897. Re I urn of Ptircbanes Office of Register of Deeds Deeds ) y. i,'97. y Of Craven County Nkw Berne, N. C, July Sir: You are required by law to deliver or return to me, within ten days after the 1st day of July, 1897, a true and exact statement of the amount of purchases made by you, as principal or agent, or through an agent or commission merchant, or otnerwise till tho blank amounts, for six months ending June 30th, 1897. The amount of purchases both in nnd out of the State, except purchases ol farm products from the producer for cash or on credit, must be included in your return. Keep the sum paid for liquors, cigars, cheroots, cigarettes, cigarette paper, manufactured chewing and smoking tobacco, separate from the amount paid for goods, wares anil merchan dise. Let your returns show the num ber of pounds of chewing and smok ing tobacco, and the number of hundreds or thousands of cigars, cheroots, cigarettes and cigarette papers purchased during tho six months for which this return is made. Prompt compliance with the law is earnestly requested, and for the failure to do so, you will be re quired to Bhow cause why the pen alty of the law shall not be imposed upon you (See Sec. 22 Revenue Act, 1S97). very Respectfully, John B. Willis, Register of Deeds. 1 1 to ii'tve Our I'atroii at To be OOOOOOOO WE ARE OFFERING Goods at REMARKABLY LOW fig ures and aUALITY HAS NOT been lowered. Best Elgin Butter - DAA1 D: 0AiTMM DGSl niu UUIIUS, m! No Store in this city makes the preparation, takes the pains, gives the VALTJE,and guarantees the satislaction as we do. An inspection and Facilities that "It paysfi vononi o Special Reminder ! To those who contemplate going away for the Summer, we again remind you to visit our store for anv Dry Goods want you . may have. You will find tho BRICKS LOWER than the Btoreg of any summer resort can alTord to sell you. IF YOU HAVE FORGOTTEN ANYTHING after reaching yonr destination just WRITE I'S and vourwanU' will be attended as quickly as the train tliei. Here are a few Reminders: Handkerchiefs, plain and embroidered, large variety to se lect from. Cool Shirt "Waists, made in the latest styles, prices from 39c to 1 00. Lisle Hosiery, very cool, and the prices are just rilit. Shoe Polish Tc Bottle. Writing Paper by the box o. nound at about wholesale prices. And little Notions too, such as Piiip, Hairpins. Tooth Brushes, Pocket Books, Etc. ,j unc 30. non imimmiiiiiiH GIVEN AWAY AT LAST ! I have just received another line stock of Oak Bedroom Suits, wood top and marble tops and will sell cheap fr cash, or on time for the next ten days, so as to make room for my stock, and will give one of those Fine Rattan Rockers Free of of charge to the purchaser of one of those tine suites for cash or on time. Respectfully, T. J. Tl'KNKR. New Berne, N. C. ,rH575H5H57575E!SH5ST575HjG BBaSt AIM i OMaiiM'd. Itoasl- ot our Stock will convince to trade at aonct o o FRUIT JARS Pint; Or arts, Ha 1.1 (J aj.lons. Ice Cream Freezers, Ice 5haver, Lawn Mowers, Ready nixed Paints, in half pint cans at 10c Ib. Wire Netting. ?:" AM) A 11 EE LINE OF.,3 Seasonable Hardware, AT J.C.Whitty&Co. Want to purchase a Truck and Dairy Farm near Mew Berne, within two or three miles of city. Send description of buildings and soil, also price. E. E. LTHER1DGE, ColeraiDe, Bertie County, 14. U. 20c. Ib. ; i2c. ib; if i, -2Sr-,1-T ' ' ' MB v' " v-, ";,;- r-, ' j wit i ! : 1 1 Si'