AfcOCKD JUG) AZOCT.
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Tig Curtln C4iM Into port jeiterdty,
with tht berget Frank, and WUlUa B.
Blades.
. The Un maA, schooner, liy and
JLana Beswlck Is being repaired at the
Meadow's shipyard. .
The first acupptrnong g rtpee of tie
teasoa van la market yesterday. The
qaallty vu very alee and told readily
for tight cents a quart.
There vu a fairly food break yeeter-
tarda? at the tobacco warehouse, the
grade vai better aadprioee were
tag up. v
The schooners Margaret and T Moore,
Cantata Lnrkie, and Levin J Marve
Captain Wright arrived from Baltimore,
yesterday. The Schooner Ida u r arren,
Captain Davis, tailed (or Darlen,
yesterday.
Mr W E Ipock, of Perfection killed a
aekeiahlsyard yesterday which was
oat of the largest serpen U killed in that
Mctloa for some. time. It measured
aboat seren feet long and had ten rat
ties and a button.
Tha Atlantic, a sasoliae boat of nine
tone. Cant. Thos. Hamilton of Atlantic
K 0 was In port yesterday loading wun
general merchandise. This Is bis second
visit here, but hereafter will make week
ly tripe. It Is a Tery handsome boat.
The backbone of the hot spell was
broken yesterday and everybody was
glad Until three o'clock the weather
was sultry and uncomfortable when the
air became cooler on account of a thun
der storm. The mercury stood at 90 de
grees. A colored woman, the wife of William
Elliott, who lives in James City, was
struck by lightning yesterday afternoon
and for a while It was thought she was
dead, but later on she revived and al
though badly burned on the face and
side, she will recover. The woman was
about fifty years old.
A late city ordinance was interpreted
to require hack drivers to be not less
than eighteen years of age, which was
considered to be a good regulation, but
"the law seems to have died a natural
death. Boys of much younger age are
seen driving hacks and no notice Is taken
of It.
The coffee urn adventured by the
Broad street grocer, J L McDanlel to be
given to the church who received the
largest number of votes of the white star
coffee coupons, has been awarded to the
Centenarv M E church, who received
1385 points.
The Water and Light Commission
have purchased a larger engine and
another dynamo for the electric light
and water works plant. It Is probable
after the new machinery has been plrced
that a dav current will be out In ser
vice.
Mr Adolph Nunn who was with the
Farmers and Merchants Bank the last
three years of Its existence has accepted
a position with the Baily Mfg. Com
' oanv. Their factories are at Elkln, N C
and Core Creek with offices in this city.
Mr Nunn will be In their Now Bern office.
The gate valve on the stand pipe at
the water works broke and went adrift
Tuesday night and both fire engines
were required to asBlst the water works
engine to keep up the pressure in the
mains yesterday. The engines were lo
cated on Pollock street lnjfront of Christ
church for several hours.
Beports are heard every little while of
does attacking children. None have
bean serious but they are not pleasant
affairs at all. Bnapping and biting curs
are quite numerous In the city, they are
a nuisance. Anvdoe that attempts to
Heritor annov a child should not be al
lowed on the street.
During these hot nights nothing would
be more enjoyable than a ride on the
river. It would be as fine a social affair
at could be arranged. Why would it
not be a good scheme to organize a party
and have a few rides on the river either
In tail boat or steamer f We can have It
with or without the moon iuBt as we
choose.
Isaac H Smith was a prisoner at the
' Mayor court yesterday. He had viola
ted the ordinance found In Section 7,
chapter 4 city ordinance! relative to
driving oyer the city fire hose when In
use. He was assessed the costs, $3.25
Some claim Ignorance of this law, but it
was published in the Journal about
month ago,
There an now twelve persons, one
white, the remainder colored, rustlcat
lng In the county "house of refuge" on
Craven street The most of them are in
tor petty offenses, and tome for the dis
comfort occasioned by the hot weather
' are taking life easy. A quarlett was
enlivening the day with vocal music, yes
terdsy, while others were lnteligently (?)
discussing the lynching and trust ques-
tlons, ar
A great many watermelons are arrlv
lng here In boats every day that are
only fit to feed to hogs. They are small
- and of a diseased nature and should not
be told or eaten. Such stuff , no doubt
causes slot of tlcknest In town. Has
the health officer a right to forbid the
tale of melons or truck that It unfit to
eat? If so, that officer can find work at
- the market dock. ;'.v'
A prominent fanner of Jones county,
In conversation with the reporter, said,
that cotton had been seriously Injured In
bis county by both the rain and extreme
ly hot weather. The rains, had packed
the ground to hard that to break It was
only to etpose the cuton roots to the
hot tun, which heat ctused the plant to
'Art Bp" and shed the boils and forma.
Tht crop will be very abort.
Tha Kinston Fret Press tells of a law
tult that will be Instituted In Lenoir
county which promises to be of more
than local Interest The tult vu brought
by B. N. FleMt against the estate of the
late W. C. Fields, B. N. Fields U one
the persons convicted In the year 1895
as being Implicated In setting various
fire In Kinston that year. Fields along
with '.two othjr white men , and one
negro were banished from the State, and
on leaving, the former made a deed of
trust of his property to his brother W,
C. Fields, and since It is said that a
deed of conveyance was made to the
trustee, the consideration being based
on the original valuation of the proper
tv. The suit it seems, will bs to recover
the difference In valuation which Is
claimed to bo considerable on account of
the sudden and rapid growth of Kinston.
OA.J3TOIIIA.
Boanth. - to Haw BdCgH
A Derelict Stranded
An old drag or acta kiud of "contrap-
slon" used as a retail Ice wagon, was
heavily loaded with a block of ice at the
factory yesterday.
The driver with a great flourish of
whip over the "bag of bone?" called by
respect a horse started off the progress.
A. few yards, and the "craft" parted
company; the Impoverished beast reeled
forward, the rear part of the wooden
construction rolled backward, the driver
stood on the end that nature did not in
tend for him to stand on, and the block
of ice stood by him.
The wreck, to eicept the Ice and the
animated part of It, stood there all day
yeste'day In the way of vehicles passing
and would no doubt stay there until the
city hai It removed.
DOVER.
Asrtsttl
Colli W Lane passed throng Dver
this ssoralog as ronta to nit som at Ft
Barnwell. -
Mrs J H West's masks elees will givt
a concert In the Academy Friday night
No entrance fee will bs charged. The
puhlle cordially tavited to be present.
Mr S B Stephens, wht has been con
ducting a series of meetings at Daugh
erty Chapel, baptized 18 applicants Sat
urday morning. Pre calif- will con
tinue through thU week and likely
another baptism towards tht latter part,
Bro 8 ephrna It National Kvaagelist for
tha Free-- Will Baptist church and Is
dolor ivaet work thr-tora this sec-
Hon. '
Mr J M Hlnet Is travelling this
tloa looking after those who have waited
a test lime i pay their taxee Ht
teesst to be Tory determined to collect
and the -procrastlnalors are moving
around right lively.
Mr Jackton Jones, living near Fort
Barnwell brought nls ton. a boy about
13 years old. to the doctor this evening.
The little fellow while paaalng through
some rx afvlnes vu bitten by a large
white oak snake, Dr Pollock at this wri
ting Is giving the necessary medical at
tention.
Mr H P Woodson is having erected a
very neat dwelling on rail road street to
be occupied by Mr W BE Bland-
ford.
Most of Our farmers are engaged In
pulllcg fodder and the weather is txoel-l
lont for the business. Cotton will soon
be opening. Potatoes are beginning to
make their appearance.
A NAVAL ACADEMY DAY. OXE WAT TO UTCEE.
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Thousands 6u!Ter and hundreds die
evory year In this country from some
form of Bowel Complaint. The bes
remodv for these diseases in children or
adults Is Dr. SETH AKNOLD'a UAL
SAM. Warranted to give satisfaction by
T. A. Ilenry.
Police Court News
The followlne cases were disposed of
by Mayor Ellis yesterday:
Joe Bwert. keeping place of buelness
open on aunaay. judgment suspenu
ed.
Joe Mumford, disorderly within city
limits Costs 2.35.
Stephen Curry, drunk and disorderly
within citv limits. Fins and costs
$12.35.
Fire Box Needed
The need of a fire alarm box at the A
& N C station becomes more apparent
on the occasion of every fire in that
neighborhood.
Many of the houses around there are
mere fire traps and alarms are frequent.
Yet to send in an alarm the sender must
chase all the way to the Ice factory.
On one occasion It Is said that In the
confusion, a man who discovered a fire
near the depot actually started to run
for the fire department quartcrs,and was
stormed bv some one at the corner of
Johnson and Craven streets, who Bent
the alarm In from that corner. No one
had thought In the meantime to go to
the box at the ice factory.
The putting up of a box is not very
expensive, H Is needed, and the'people
around the depot want it, and they
should have It.
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Letter to G. N. Ennett.
New Bern, N 0.
Dear Sir: Lead and-oil Is not good
paint; don't wear; the rule is, as every.
one knows, repaint In three years.
Devoe lasts six, In the same way-al
low wide margin In all such statements.
What does it mean, to last? It means the
same with both.
As to covering: that's another. Here'
an Instance.
Mr J J Hall, Sheffield, Pa., painted
two houses, lead-and-oll; took 40 gal
lons.
Last summer bought 40 gallons Devoe
for the same two houses; returned 10 gal
Ions.
The paint, that covers, lasts; It's
paint, true paint, and full-measure. Lead
and-oll Is all paint but not good paint;
the lead wants zinc. Better paint De
voe.
Yours truly
F W Devoe 4 Co.
E W Smallwood sells our paint.
Extremely Hot Weather.
Yesterday was the hottest day of all
this hot week.
The sun sizzled and scorched every
body. There was but little breeze stirring
nor was there any thing to relieve the
torridlty of the occasion. 5 Ninety -six
was the record of the majority of the
thermometers but some went as high as
99.
An unusual feature of this season
that tha niehts are hot a well as the
days. - It has long ' been the boast
New Bern that no mattei how warm the
dav mav be. the summer night Is cool
and pleasant This week has been
exception as many can testify.
' The Indications for today are for cocl
er weather.
'DIGESTION
0 Immediately by
the use of Hicks
bUaiU
Teachers Ninth Township
The school Commlttemen of the ninth
township will meet at Jasper, on Septem
ber 2nd, Wednesday, to appoint teachers
for the township. Five white and five
colored are wanted.' Applicants please
file names soon as possible. ,
V . ; M. W. CARMON,
Chairman
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Let tan took for n moment at the dV
vision of time tn a week tn the acade
my. Tht morning iron awakens the
young midshipman at o'clock. Be
Bat thlrty-nve nunuiea to gna m
appear for roll call. When this la over
be and hit comrade march at once to
A Fanner Adopts a Koval Way It 1111 a
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rather aansual InoidaBt was tha lot
of Kafiaeer W P Marshall of the -8hoo
Fly last Tuesday riornlng.
When a short distance abort ew
Bern taw a oow on tat track. He
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.r;k I Wed tt whlsUt ft off from the track but
ZZ penyW h offered by the d-p- - "
lain. Tbe meal hi over by T30, and train stopped and tht fireman got off to
then there tt tht tVk calL Twenty drive tt front tiat track. To hit great
minutes later the midabipiDea moat bo
la their rooms ready to go to their, tint
recitation. At T2S they form and
march to their claesetjn aquadt. At 4
o'clock they are called to order in their
classroom.
The actual work of the day hat be
gun early, and there hat been no Ibq
gtng or loafing. At tht Naval academy
tht midshipmen ore trained to walk
surprise ht found the animal which was I
a tint black boll tied securely on the I
track.; - s
Evidently the owner thought ht would I
try a new scheme to butcher. It may I
ksvt been tht deed of an enemy of thai
farmer.
Tht animal was turned loose and
teemed to appreciate hit freedom. The I
with a quick step and nt n liver gait,' I train was delayed about ten minutes oa
The men In the clone sqoaat irom sax i gooonnt of tht Incident.
to twelve each march two abreast, ana
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thtro long to go irom 008 ouumngiwi .
another. For each midshipman 'th4 I . August 88.
are three recitation penoaa pi two i Crop- rt damaged badly m this tec-
hours each. Half of ech period la jle; I yQm m -j. recant heavy
. r; :. . ' 7. ..." " ' I failure, and oolton is out off about one
O TO 4V U CM. U vuw uiviauui uw rw i n
rnirl nrW from 10:15 to 12.15 o'clock I " V 1 1
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and the third penod Irom 2 Q'ctocK to use ot air r neguwrs suns n mj
4 in the nfteruoon. Between 12 Jfi and I sick with fever, Dr J F Rhem is In at-
o'clock tbe nJrtwhlpnwn eat thetrdfe-1 tendanoa.
nor and have a few minutes ancrwara I MretOH Wetherlngton It vidtlngl
for rest At 4 tfetoe all the class wok fHaads In Pender oountT.
On account of our removal we offer
Sweeping REDUCTION on all- Bummer
Goods throughout the store. .
. Summer Oorseta, nil Blxet, reduced to 20c. " ;
25o Summer Dresa Goods, Lawns, etc, at 121a.
lOo and 12o Lawns, nil marked 71o yard
Fine Dreas Ginghams, at 8a.
All ladies' and Children! Oxford Ties at Cost
Everything in Millinery Harked Down to close.
75c line of Mens Gilt Edge Shirta 46o.
' SPECIAL.
We hare just received another shipment of Ladies White
Duck Hats, Veils and Pom Pons. September Patterns and
Fishion Sheets.
BARFOOT BROS.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
sir Franklin Foy of Jones county spent
yosterdsy In New Bern.
Mr a L Strang, of Richmond, Vs., Is
n the city on bnslness.
Miss Rosa Willis returned from Beau.
fort yesterday morning.
MIbs Hyra Outlaw of Kinston is visit
ing relatives In the city.
Miss Sadie Whltehurst is visiting
friends this week In Trenton.
Misses Bertha and Carrie Phillips of
Kinston, are visiting, in the city.
Mrs John P C Davis and her (liter left
yesterday for a visit In Western North
Carotins.
Policeman Lupton, wife and two
children will go to Pamlico county today
for a ten days vacation.
Mas Josephine Vsner, who has been
vlaltlna Mr J T H Moore, left for her
home yesterday morning
Mrs 8 K Holllster, and daughter, Miss
Sadie Holllster are passing a few weeks
with friends in New Tork.
Mr JWSherber who has been visit
lng the family of Mr L M Satterthwalte,
on Dunn's Avenue will leave for her
home at Elizabeth City today. .
Is ore but not the won of me wot
for then comet the can to Qru
Drill laHtt an hour and a.baB, ana n
U work, too, for tbe naval officer must
know thoroughly the Infantry ana ar
tillery practice of tbe soldier at well
as his own particular branch of the pro
fession of being ready to fight- When
bis tusk Is over at 6 30 the midship
man has an hour and a half of recreti;
tlon. This it the playtime of the Oaf.
The boys are then on tbe athletic Be Id
eognped in football or baseball prac
tice, dopomllng on tbe time of the year;
sailing in cntbonta on the harbor or lnr
Mrs Molllt Wetherlngton U spending
a few days la Dover. ,
One . day this weak, a negro tramp
broke Into tht house of a negro, Stephen
Soott, who lives near here, while all the
family wait away from home. The
tramp took off some provisions, and ap
art everything la tht house la a search
for money, but hit search was no doubt
fruitless, at Stephen hat never been
known to possess a dollar la tht mem
ory of man. x
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A SPLENDID SHOWING OP .
: Fair Sbirts
In English Oxfords and Madras ' loth. . Cuffs atsached or
detached. - , '
PRICK 1 00 to $1 450.
I make them to order also. -r
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HATTEB AND HABEBDASHEB,
PHONE 157. 91 Middle 8trt.
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dulglng In other amusements that they I TOO IHOW WHAT TOD ARB TA1IHG OCCwOnOnODODODODODOnOCwSSn
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BTOllIA.
t The Kind Voi Haw Hlwrs Bmp
It Means Good Sidewalks.
Several of New Bern's enterprising
citizens, among them, J A Jones, OD
Bradham, Thos A Henry and a number
of others, have purchased granite slabs
to curb the side walks In front of their
residences.
Putting down curbing means better
side walks, and no doubt other citizens
will feel pride enough for the looks of
their premises, to follow the example of
those mentioned.
It Is not out of the range of possiblll
ties that New Bern will yet have decent
side walks. With a few exception!, the
streets are already In much better condi
tion than they were a few months ago.
Fresh Grits, Oat Flakes, Shredded
Wheat Biscuits, Force, and a number of
other breakfast Cereals just received at
J B Parker, Jri.
Fresh bbL Corned Beef at 8o. lb.,
Fresh bbL Corned Mackerel, Just opened
at J R Parker, Jr'i.
NOHCE.
The 49th. Annual Meeting of the
Stock Holders of the Atlantic North
Carolina R. B Company wlllbeheldat
New Bern, N. C. Thursday September
25th. 1903 at 18 o'clock.
JAMBS A. BRYAN.
President.
M. MANLY,- 1
Sect.& Trtta.
may choose. But during that hour they
are still under the rules governing gen
eral conduct
When 0:55 comes the men tip called
to supper, and at 7:30 the midshipmen
must be in their rooms again and at
their books. The study period Is two
hours long. There is a half hour's re
laxation before bedtime, during which
tbe young men may visit each other!
rooms, but at 10 o'clock all lights mutt
be out.
For five days in the week this Is the
unvarying routine, with the exception
of two hours' liberty Wednesday after
noon for the first class. On Saturday
and Sunday there la a change. Vary
ing with the length of time which they
hnvo spent in the academy, liberty Is
granted to ell midshipmen on
(wo days of the week. The members
nil four classes ore permitted to leave
the grounds after the roll call to din
ner, but they must return before tbe
formation for supper. After the supper
call the members of tbe first and sec
ond classes have permission to go again
beyond the academic limits, but they
are required to bo bock by 0:30. They
may or may not eat their supper at the
academy mess, as they desire, but they
tnust "always report for roll call. In
this wny the authorities of the institu
tion keep n finger on them. Leslie's
Weekly.
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River ttMtincra Wlthoat Ornament.
"On certain of our river steamers It
hat been decided to do awey with tae
frills and fancy work on the smoke
stacks," aoid a gentleman from Mobile.
"These ornament rust off and fall to
the deck, frequently causing serious1
accidents. Cooes have been known
where men lost their lives by orna
mental flue tops collapsing, and It Is
predicted that eventually these pic
turesque but unnecessary adjuncts of
the river packet will disappear. .
Terminally I am sorry to see this In
novation and the passing away of tbe
familiar Jagged ring about the top of
the stack, Which is the first part of the
boat to loom up down the river at the
rounds the bend. However, this Is a
small thing to sigh over, for it will not
be many years before the boats them-
When you Ukt Grovs's Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because tht formula It plainly
printed on tvtry bottle showing that tt
Is simply Iron and quinlns In a tasteless
fna No curt no pay. Prlot 69c
Labor Day Excursion.
Monday Beptembar 7th, being Labor
Day then will bt a grand txcurslon un
der tht auspices of the Carpenters and
e m iivi . - ,s in am w w w i y
The only Exolusive Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers of Q .
O Furniture, Mattresses, Cooking and Heating Stoves, lied Q
Springs and Feathers in New Bern. O
O " AU goods shipped direct from factory in solid cars. Q
All Mail Orders receive prompt attention. , O
O Office and Salesroom: East Side of D
t wt i 3 v nn. n..nk
The day will ba appropriately celebrated g Market DOCk, in Dr. HUgh6S Iron Clad O
at WUmlmrton bv the various labor O "Riitlrlfnc? TO7 1 WP.W R'RPW V H
a 0 Tin tit 1 fl Tf elw W ' ti 41 f f all" M nf lal 41 . mfv -
unions and til who go will bt asaured a C).--"w. t v. nt. t ir O
goodtimo. jj Open 7 a. m., Close 7 p. M. jj
Governor Charles B Ayoock and other f PhonOS : OffiCO 172, Residence 254. t
Si SSf',SS7rS occcononononononooonocccoo
exhibitions of different trades during I
the day.
Ail who wish can visit the sea short at I
Wrightavllle Beach. Electric cart leave!
tht city at corner of Front and Princess I
treets, every half hour. It Is a very de-1
llghtful ride and costs but 95 ctnU for I
round trip. '
The train leaves New Bora on theA.I
0. L. Monday, September 7th at 7 o'clock I
am.
Fare for round trip $1.25, for children I
under 13 years 75 cti.
Tickets for sale at C J McSorley't, A I
B Hlbbard'st 0 D Bradham't and D R I
Davis. " - -:-:
All communications In regard to the I
excursion address to
H. fl. TOOKKR,
Chairman.
Pistols and
1 1 Next
SVionday
Cartridges
AU makes and funds
: Guns, Rifles, Loaded i
Selves will be practically relics of tbe Shells, and : Hunting
past;-Blrmlngham (Ala.) Age-Herald. Q00(ia 0f all khldS.
Bicycles.
' Phonographs.
Razors, and Pocket
Cutlery.
TO CURE A COLD Iff 0KB BAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tha money If
it falls to cure. B W Grove's signature
In tm Men box. 25c t
hug
I The last day of our Sum
mer Clearance Sale.
V - Inch Wklak.nl
Think of a man with a beard more
than eleven feet long! Men with long 1 boiler, good condition, Cheap,
oeurus are aeen in many bios anowa.
Schooner Centennial
For fale, newly BebnilU Len.
50 feet, Breadth 14 feet Regis
14 Tons. i
For fall information and terms
apply, ClaSd Taylor; Blades,'4 K. &,
aiso 40 norse power secona nanai raceaBar
A7LL T. HILL,
Dealer b Biorouu, FiRkarms, ijn Aixl
Knrot Bpovma Goqds. Jgp ParaTma
Ekone 115.: t ; W Middle St.
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but It is doubtful if there to on record
a more remarkable growth of Whiskers
than that of Vol Tapley, who It a farm
er residing east of Mexico, Mo. Some
time ago, when he measured hit beard,
be bad bit picture taken and gave the
photo to Congressman Champ Clark of
bit district - He keeps his whiskers I
rolled up tn a great wad under nis vest
Tapley combs bis whiskers by m.oU
Ing them and placing the end In he
hinge of a door. He then closes ! he
door, draws the whiskers taut, and the
rest It easy. -
Were It not for the fact that Mr. Tap
ley is of a retiring disposition and bat
a fine farm be would be on exhibition,
for be bat been offered thousands, of
dollars to go before the pubUc-Chlca-
go inter ucean. ' ,
NEW BERN PRODUCE MARKET
WnotXSAUE PBICM CTJBBSMT.
Eggs, per dot 14o
Chickens, old perpalr.......... 70
' ; young, per pr. 254 60
Pork.per.lb. T t
Beef, " 847
Hides, green, per lb to
t dry, ...TT. 89
Beeswax, " 80 to to
Corn, per bush 65A70
Oats, ,, 80c
Peanuts . . . . , .85
Potatoes,- Yams.. .75
Bahamas.... .......... ........ ......60
Local Grain Market
Cora, per bu....J. ; .731
Oats per bu..... 40-45
Meal. Dtrbu... ....... . .75
It Sard His Life. Hominy, per bu.... ....... ...... ,76
Hon. J. A. Oatet, Mayor of Dunn, N. Corn bran, per 100 lbs. . M
C tavt: 'I am sura Dr. Worthlneton's I Wheat bran, ner " ... 1.40
Remedy saved my Ufa. It wts prescribed rood, 100 lbs
for mo In a tery severe cast of cramp I Cotton seed meal, 100 lbs
colic by Dr. Armstrong, of (be Confed
erate Army, In 1803, and It gave me In
stantaneous relief. Since that day I
have used It continuously, tnd I think
It tht greatest remedy on earth, and
should be kept in every home."
Cotton teedjhulls, 100 lbs
Ship stuff ...
No. 1 Timothy Jper ton.
1.40
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1.40
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Having Installed a water motor
In my office to run my press, I am
now able to tarn oqt twice the
amount of work a heretofore
My customers get the advantage
Ovcn Q. Dunn,
; PRINTER & STATIONER,
;: 38CBATEN ST.
;,;:,.j;,: KOTICE.
All depositors will please bring la
their past books and have themr potted.
also bring In their books ana .sstet lor
the savlnirs deDsrtment. ' .
All person falling to returns their safes
win be charged $2.00 for each tare.
Call and get your pats books as soonl
u they art posted.
Receiver, Farmers 4 MerchanU Cans,!
New Bern, H. O.
This entire week to buy warm i
. - v . . .' ' ' . . .
I i weather bargains " such items as
: I Hosiery and Underwear, White I
: : : Lawns, Ilansooks and Lotto Shoes i:
p i : that ire good for wear for months i;
; ..Ve3?y Low j!
To your advantage, to make our
I store a visit.
67 Pollock Streets
""H II Kind Von Ha Boiiill