To Subscribers!
The Journal Expects
to Move Its Entire
Plant,beginning Satur-
12th, into New Quar
ters on Craven Street.
This involves a Dig un
dertaking audit may
he that the Tuesday Is
sue of the Weekly, De
cember 15th will he
late, or may not ap
pear, if the JOURNAL
cannot get ready on
Monday,
Subscribers are ask
ed to overlook this
failure, they will get
another paper, for the
one not issued on Dec,
16 th.
CHARLES L STEVENS
Proprietor.
AROUND AND ABOUT.
Tho weather today will be much cold
er.
There were sales in the local cotton
market yesterday at 11 25 to 11. SO.
Mr George Henderson, Sr Is confined
to his home by sickness.
The New Bern Cotton Oil and Ferti
lizer Mills Is paying 8.75 for seed cot
ton. Miss Anna Pearce who has been suffei
lng a severe attack of pneumonia Is re
covering. Mr J M Bines of this city has opened
up a grocery store on the corner of Ban
cock and Broad streets.
The condition of Alderman F P Avery
the account of whose assault appeared
in yestordaj's Journal, is reported as Im
proving.
Work on the new Virginia Chemical
warehouse Is progressing rapidly. The
piling has been completed and the frame
work for the extensions has been raised
Seekers for Christmas gifts can flod
what they want in this city, and can the
more easily learn where to find what
they want by reading the columns of the
Journal. If you cinnot find It among
the Journal Ads, you don't want it, very
much.
Mr L G Daniels received two car loads
of horses from St Louis this week which
he thinks the best lot of animals ever
brought to the city. They are sound,
vountr. well broken and handsome One
of the horses is a beautiful bay which
weighs 1350 pounds and it will be taken
on trial by the New Bern Fire Company
There were 48 horses and 0 mules In the
lot.
Unless the blind tiger gets loose booz
ers In Elizabeth City must go elsewhere
for their liquor or go without. When
prohibition was voted there, tbe people
were determined that there should be no
saloons in the corporate limits of that
city. The city council has refused all
aDDlicatlons for licensee, several of
which were made. The meeting at which
these licenses were refused was one of
the stormiest on record.
About fifty more depositors of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank received
in full the money which they had in the
bank. Every depositor who has not re
ceived his money should do so at
once.
Large lots of an extra fine quality of
mullets have been brought to this city
this week. Messrs O N Ives & faon pur
chased four tons of the fish Thursday,
Mallets are about tbe only fish brought
to market at present.
One thousand bushels of oysters were
brought to the market dock from Pam
lico and Core Sounds yesterday. The
stock is very fine. Mr M B Gowdy
bought nearly the whole supply. A large
number of boat loads are expected to
day.
The Sloop Benedict.loaded. with brick
sank Wednesday sight at the barge
dock of the Atlantic Coast Line. No ef
forti were made yesterday to raise her
consequently the cause ofher sinking is
not known. She lies in twenty feet of
water and partially on her side.
There has never been a Christmas
when such a variety of mechanical toy
were made. The old boys and girls are
amused by them as well as the children.
Toys ia the forms of all kinds of ani
male, acrobats, carts, automobiles ai d
everything that can be put to such use
are made with interior "works" which
. give them motive power. The displaj s at
tbe stores are very interesting.
O
BMitth
fUgnatar
Of, .
ASTbniA.
. yThe Kind You Haw Always Bought
JOB lot soui ft, -'! worked tobaccoe.
82c per pounc". Write for terms. Those
without commercial rating must send
pottage for reply. R. B. Patterson, To-
baocolst. Penicks, Va.
CAPUD1PJE
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
December HVctlnf. Governor Revested
To Call Special Term Court. ,
Reports County Of- j
fleers. j
The Board ef CommtMloners met at I
the Jonrt House December 7th, 1903 at
10 o'clock a m in regular session.
Present Commlstlocera, Baxter, Foy,
Wads worth, Harvey and Richardson
Ordered by the Board that the Jerome
property Id 7th township Leretotore
lated to S W Bmallwood be stricken
from the list and said property be listed
to Clara Jf r ime the true owner of the
property on the first day of June, on ac-:
count of error.
Ordered that the Governor is requested i
to call a special term of the superior!
court for this eouctv, to begin on Mon- j
day February 8ih 1904, for tbe trial of
civil cases only, as the regular term of
he eourt which begins on February 15tb
1904 conflicts with the call of the 3rd
District in the Supreme count.
Ordered that $1500 Scientific Instru
ments listed to W T Jones of 8;h Town- j
ship be changed to $15C0 -'money on
hand" It appealing that same was lis:-'
ed through error of Hat taker.
Ordered that $0,0,0 goods nates audi
merchandise, listed to LN Lancaster &
don of Vancoboro, be reduced to 1600 !
on account of error in lifting same.
Ordered that $1000 solvent credits
and $10 0 goods, wares and merchandise
listed to Eliztbeih Williams of No 1
Townbhlp. be stricken from the list and
that same be Hated to Mrs Fannie Wil
liams Agt: it appearing that same was
listed to said Elizabeth Williams through
error of list taker.
Ordered that W B Pearce be instruct
ed to furnish Jerry Bryan of 3rd Town
ship, rations to the amount of $2 per
month until further notified
Ordered that property ef Jeremiah
Heath In 3rd Township be recline J from
5U0 to $400 on acccuLt of over valua
tion. Ordered by .he Buard that D W Anis
of 3rd Thwnship be allowed to list his
axes through his Agent, it appearing
that he had hated same aod abstract of
6ame was lost.
Ordered by the B.ard thtt properly
listed as Grand Army Republic iJcad
qua.tere, be stricken from lUt, it ,ap
pearlng that Bame is used for Benevo
lent and Uharltable purposes and also
as a burial ground.
Oidered tha'. $46 household and
kitchen furniture hogs etc, ltBtel to
Mary Venters, b i stricken from list as
samowas listed tnrougn error or list
taker.
Ordered that Annlo M Sampson of 8th
Township, be allowed to list her prop
el ty in Duffy Town for the years 1902
and 1903 it appearing to the Board that
she was out of the State at the proper
lime for listing same.
Mr Samuel M Howard tendered his
resgnallon as wood Inspector which
upon motion was accepted and ordered
filed.
Mr Samuel M Howard having re
signed the office cf wood inspector, the
Board proceeded to eleot his successor.
Mr J E Gaklll was placed In nomina
tion and was unanimously elected upon
his given the necesasy bond.
Ordered by the Board that Or George
ttlover's tax list be corrected so as to
strike from the list of Solvent Credits,
all North Carolina State bonds, as the
tame are not liable for taxation.
Ordered that Mr M M Shute be al
lowed to list the property of bis brother
E T Shute In 9ih Township, it appearing
that he was out of the county during
the month of June.
Board took recess until 2:b0 p m.
Board met at Court House at 2:30
o'clock p m pursuant to recess.
Present Commlasioners, Baxter, Rich
ardson, Harvey, Wadsworth and Foy.
Ordered that property listed by Mary
E Smyer onA&NCRRbe reduced to
$273, it appearing to the Board that she
has sold $100 worth of said property
and same has been listed by Patsy
Moody.
Ordered that Bridge Bond Coupons
Nob. 9, 29, 27, 80. 19, 18, 20, 7, 8, , 10,
11, 12, 13, 14 15, 16. 17, 33, 86, 87, 88, 89,
40. 42. 45, 43, 44. 68, C9. 67. 60, 61, 62, 63,
64, 65, 66, 67, 69, 68, 66, 41, 70, 32, 25, 26,
21, 22, 23, 84. 85. 24, 81, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51,
62, 63, 55, 64, 46, be burned, and there
upon the said coupons were burned by
the Chairman, J J Baxter in the p'ret
ence of Commissioners Wadsworth,
Richardson and Harvey and the county
attorney O L Ward and the clerk, Geo.
B Waters.
The report of the Auditing Committee
was presented and after examination by
the Board was accepted and ordered filed
and recorded.
Ordered that property listed to Susan
V Richardson be stricken from the list
and that same be listed to Isaac Richard
son, it appearing thit said property was
lUted to Susan V Richardson through
error of list' taker.
Board took recess until 10 o'clock a m
Deo 8th.
Board met at court house at 10 o'clock
a m Dec 8th pursuant to recess.
Present Commissioners, Baxter, Foy,
Wads worm, Harvey ana Kicnarason
Mr Dan'l L Roberts presented his of-
nciai report which upon examination
was accepted and ordered filed and re
corded.
Report of D L Roberts, Trea urerof
Craven county, for November 1908.
QEN'L rVKV.
Nov. 2, by balance $123 01
" 30, By vouchers 3,227 83
.$3,849 89
" '
Nov. 5, To CE Foy - COO
"6, 3 W Blddle 1,600 00
24, Bam Howard CO
84, Jas W Blddle 1,000 CO
Dec. To balance 844 89
$3,849 82
riccJ Dyspasia Cure
C:2st what ton esV
ACCOrMT.
I Dec. 1, By balance
mott
Nov.
$112 06
FKNCK.
2, To balance
KO. i.
8147
3147
Nov. 80, By vouchers
Dec 1, By balance
50 07
8140
$3147
FKNCK.
1, To balance
Dec,
719
$7 19
FINES ft FKKALT1K9
Nov. 2, To talance
" 14, S R Street
" 17, W M Watson
" 17, J M Harget
132 73
5 10
6 70
73 eo
$217 85
Dec. 1, By balance
217 35
$317 33
D. L, ROBERTS,
Treas. Craven County.
Dr J F Rhem, Supt of health presented
his official report which upon examina
tion was accepted and ordered filed and
recorder".
To the Chairman and Board of County
Commissioners.
Gentlemen: I beg to leave to report
theie ha-t been 2 cases of diphtheria re
ported to me during the month of No
vember: J. F. RHEM, M. D.eB
Supt. of Health.
Ordered that property listed to Emma
Browu at 178 George BL be stricken
from list It appearing to the Board.
Ordered that C C Roach, agent be al
lowed to list property on Eubanks
Avenue for Maria Wilson and that the
Olerk be instructed to correct the delin
quent list by striking same from the list
as listed to Maude Wilson.
Ordeied that ALE Weeks be allowed
to list property of Marina Fulcher at
No. 52 Chapman St., ahe having been
out of tbe State during the month
of June.
Oideied by the Board that the bonds
of the various county officers to wit:
J W BlCdle, sheriff; Geo B Waters,
Register of Deeds; Dan'l L Roberts,
Treasurer; S S Lancaster, Bridge keeper
Eagene Tucker, standard keeper; J W
Duguid, coroner; W M Watson, Clerk of
Cour'; E C Beard, Constable 8d town-
shlj : K A Fulcher, Surveyor; D M 8ty-
ron, Cor stable 8ih township; B R War
ren, Constable 1st township, having
been reviewed and the securities thereto
being found to be good and sufficient,
the same are hereby approved.
Beard toek recess until 2 0 o'clock p
m.
The Board met at 2.80 p m pursuant to
recess.
Present Commissioners Bsxter, Foy,
Wadsworth, Richardson and Har
vey. Tbe report of J W Blddle, Sheriff was
presented and upon examination was
accepted and ordered filed and record
ed. Report of J W Blddle, sheriff, December
1st, 1903.
1903.
Dec. 1. To State and County
taxes
To schedule "B" taxes
To merchants tsx, for State
only
To liquor tsx collected, July
1st
7,499 89
895 00
720 00
3,000 00
IITKRKJT
$ 11,614 89
Cr.
By balance paid In settlement
for 1902 587 12
By D L Roberts, schools 800 00
Oct. 81 By D L Roberts, Gen.
fund 1,500 00
Nov. 6. Co 1,500 00
" 6. By BR Lacy, State
Treas 1,800 03
" 24, By D L Roterts, Gen.
Fuud 1,000 00
" 24. By D L Roberts, schl.
fund 2.CC0 CO
By Commission on
$11,614 at 5 per cent 080 74
" 26. By B R Lacy, State
Treas. 1,000 00
By cash on hand 847 03
$ 11,614 ti
Respectfully submitted,
JWBIDDLB,;
, S Sheriff.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
Dec. 8lb, 1908.
A. E. WADSWORTH,
J.P.
Thefollowing persons were granted
license to sell liquor for six months end
lng June 80th, 1904 In tbe County.
C C Roach, at corner of Queen and
Pasteur Sts. '
Msrk DIsoswsy, at No. 81 South Front
St. . ' '
A M Edward . at No 120 Mldd e
street.
J P Rodman' at corner (jieen'anS Bd.
streets.'
Noah Powell, at 8outh side of Qaeen
St.
Wm Sultsn, at No. 120 Middle
street.
ML Jacobs, at Hotel Hacelton.Mlddle
St. .
4 John 8 Garrett, at No. 88 Middle
St. "
D G White, at Vanceboro, N C, '
WA Cleve A Co., at Yanceboro, N.
C.
L J Taylor, at corner Qaeen and Burn
Ss.
J F Taylor, at Nos. 18-20 Middle
Street.
Commissioners Foy, Harvey and
Wadsworth voting aye and Commission
erRlchaxdaoa voting no.
The application of L B Habicht to re
tall ilqeor at corner of South Front and
Hancock streets was rejected.
Commissioners Foy, Richardson and
Harvey voting no and commissioner
Wadswoita voting aye.
The regular monthly bills were al
lowed, all commissioners voting for the
same.
Resolved by the Board that the atten
tion of the road supervisors Is hereby
called to the bad condition of the Coun
ty roads and to the fact that the road
o veneers are not properly discharging
their duties, and notice is hereby given
to the said supervisors and overseen
thai their failure to discharge their du
ties will be called to the attention of the
next Grand Jury. Special attention is
called to the fact that this Board has
been Informed that some of the over
seers have refused to serve. Tbey can
not refuse, as the law makes it their duty
and makes It s misdemeanor to refuse to
discharge their duty.
Ordered by the BoarJ that the order
heretofore passed by the Board, request
ing the Governor to call a special term
of the Puperlor Court to be held on
Monday Febrnary 8ih, 1904, Is hereby re
cinded.
On motion Board took recess subject
to call of the Chairman.
GEO. B. WATERS,
ClkBd. of Com.
Dc. 8 u, 1903
OABTOniA.
Baan tbe Tin Kind You Haw Always Bought
The Man of the Moment.
Among the) many attractive features
of the MlidreJ and Rouclere company
of entertainers, that cf, the Man of the
Moment Is conspicuous. Whatever the
spectator may call this, deception, 11
luslon r trick of the eye, It Is a wonder
ful eshilit, for apparently no opportun
ity for deception exists, and the Man
and there 1b a Woman as well, Is trans
ferred physically, yet invisibly, and the
spectator simply rubs his eyes and ap
plauds the splendid act, which so com
plete'y deceives. And there Is something
of the uncanny in it, for ihe Mans lifts
hlunelf, blirouded, and according to the
deception, tiere are two of him, one dis
appearing behind prison bars, while the
otber remains, shrou led, but in plain
view of tbe audience all the time, and
In a Moment this figure Is found to be
the iUa. W here is the other ? That
Is for the spectator to gus, and It Is a
guess which Is likely to be along time In
being satisfactorily setile4,by those who
look at this exhibit from the front of
the bouse.
A Quiet Home Wedding:.
Last night at six o'clock a very quiet
and simple wedding took place at the
borne of MrsE Abbott ou East Froat
street. N
Tbe contracting partlea were, Miss
Elizabeth Abbott, daughter of Mrs Ab
bott, and Mr Fred Alfred of Pamlico
county.
The bride was prettily attired In white
silk.
Tbe bay window in which the cere
mocy was performed was tasteluily ar
ranged In potted plant.
Mr and Mrs Alfred left last night for
their future borne at Marlbel in Pamlico
county. Rev M S Spear performed the
ceremony.
Ho Hurry For Money.
The depositors of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank, mw that they can get
their money appear In no hurry to pre
sent their claims for It, and take It a
way. About sixty called yesterday at the
bank for their money, and It was very
quiet.
Those holding these claims should
present them at once, and get what is
due them. It will assist those In the
bank if the claimants will make early de
mands in settlement cf their accounts.
Why suffejj pain and severe sickness
from Bowel Complaints, when AR
NOLD'S BALSAM stops one and cures
the other. It has been successfully used
for fifty years. Warranted to give satis
faction or .money refunded by T. A'
Henry.
LOST.
Two Bundlea of goods, one contain
ing one pair of Eld Glover, six yards of
Percal, and tthree jards of Calico
another containing fifteen yards of
HomeBpuB, three I aids of Percal, three
yards of ginghams. Tho finder will
please return to or notify C P Pipkin,
Reelsboro, N. C, and the kindness will
be duly appreciated.
NEW BERN PRODUCE MARKET.
WHOLESALE FBICES OTBBtNT.
Eggs, per dor 2fc
Chickens, old per .pair.,, '. 65
" young, per pr......... 80460
Pork, per lb. .08
Live Hogs... ... ..Sift 6
Beef, ..... ...... ....57
Hides! green, per lb 6c
' dry, " i. 8&9
Beeswax, " .......... J 20to85
Corn, per bush '. 60c
Oats, -V ...... .... 2 '. 45e
Peanuts .........I.............. 88
Potatoes, Yams. . . . ... ..... ......... .78
Bahamas. .............. ....... ......50
- Local Grain Market.
Corn, per bu... ...... .........$
Oats per bu. . . ... ..... .. . .'. -
.60
.60
Meal, perbu..... .
.60
.78
M
1.28
1.20
1.60
.45
1.40
20.CO
Hominy, per bu.
Corn bran, per 100 lbs
Wheat bran, per " ...
Feed, 100 lbs.. ........ ..........
Cotton seed meal, 100 lbs..- .
Cotton seed hulls, 100 lbs,.
Ship stuff......
No. 1 Timothy, per ton..'.
Cotton Must Have
Potash
Potash is an essential plant food
which mu;t be added as a fertilizer
or the soil will
become ex
hausted, as is
true of so
many cotton
fields.
W bar book,
girinf valuable d
tail bm fcrtfla
en. W win trod
tbtm fm any hracr who ailu tu tat tUera.
OERT1AN KALI WORKS,
Ke Yark -S Simi Strw. ar
Atkut-9, a.-M)f a BraaS Sr.
CABBAGE PLANrS FOR SALE. .
The hardiest, largest, earliest and best
known varieties, principally Succession
and Large Type Wakefield.' Prices, F.
O. B. here at $1.50 per thousand, If un
sold. Supply limited. Address.
NORMAN H.BLITCH,
, Meggetts, S. C.
WARNING.
All persons are forbidden from cut
ting or removing timber from railroad
tie size to larger size that may be on the
line of W. S. Bell, the third In Carteret
county. JOHN. B. ELLIS.
Dubois, Ps.
Seed eas and ISeans.
FOR TRUCKERB.
100 Bus. First and Best (Extra Early)
100 Alaskas "
100 " Morning Star
50 " Valentine Beans, "
At lower prices than you can buy from
an other Dealer In New Bern.
"Seed Oats snd Rye" at
CHAS. B. HILL'S.
New Bern; N. C,
Logging Outfit
For Sale.
One heavy bay mare, oue heavy
mule, five head good oxen, two
carta, and longing tools. Will be
aold altogether or siDgly.
E. B. ELLI TT,
Polloeksville, N. C,
"The Housewife's
Friend."
No more streaked clothes. Eclipse
Sheet Bluing can't spill; package enough
for 24 WaBhlngs, 10 cts. -
LEE CO.,
Box 298. Greensboro, N O.
A AGO
the v didn't have the style of carriages
we have today, with comfort and style
combined. They didn't have repair
shops with such splenam equipment as
our shops have. We are ready for any
kind of repair work yon can brine; We
will do it thoroughly and x mpUy, You
won't find our charges too high. .
The only place in town to get any and
everything to repair buggies. See us
before buvine and serve money.
We put Rubber Tires on your old or
new wheels. We shrink your loose tires
in a machine without cutting them,
or without taking tire from wheel on
bum while you wait Everybody is In
vited to see the machine at work putting
new bolts in oia places. .
G. V. Waters ft Bon,
Phone 185,
78 Broad Pi' Nbw Bibs. N. O
Baker Guns,
Columbia Bicycles,
Edison Phonographs,
Rambler bicycles,
Olfoer Typewriters,
Hartford Bicycles.
iyn. t. hill,
Dealer in BiOTOua, FmsUBm, axd All
Kume SposraoJGooDs. Job Pwrrma
Rvbbr.Btaitfs. ' :.;
Phon 115;
91 Middle St
Str. Blanclie
Str Blanche sails Tuesday and Friday
mornings at 6 o'clock for Bayboro, Van-
demere and Stonewall.
Freight received for above points dally
at Warehouse foot of Craven otv rosi
tlvely no freight received after 8 o'olock
MI7
CHRISTMAS HINTS.
Don't worry about what
family for Xmas Presents.
and trouble.
A few suggestions may help you.
Kid Gloves
in Gray and Tan Undressed at 1 00, 1 0 and 8 00.
Dressed Kid Gloves at same price.
Neckwear
in a large assortment at 25c, 50c and 1 00.
Handkerchiefs
at 10c. 16c, 25c, 35o and 60o In Linen.
Silk Handkerchiefs
at 25o to f 1 00.
- Silk Mufflers
Y 1 00 to 2 00.
Silk Suspenders
at 60c to II 50.
A haudtom line of Suit Cases, Hat Bags, Hand Bags and
$ Grips.
4 Some new styles in Bats and Shoes just in for the Holiday
4 trade.
In Clothing we have just received a new supply of Suita
and Overcoats at 10 00 to 18 00.
Dou't wait 'till the last day, but come now and make your
Eeltctionp. Our etock is ahead of anything we have ever shown.
8 J. G. Thmn & Co.,
n Correct Wear for Men,
g 57 Eolloclc Street-
TWO STORES I
Full of Christmas Goods.
Everything to please the 01 i as well ad the Yonng.
Immense stock of Fancy China, Salad, fale Hates, Va ts, Rema-
kins, Plaqius, Chip Traye, Tea
Books, Garnet, &o.
Our Steel Wagons are the Strongest made. The Finest lot ef Im.
porttd Dolls in New Bern. Come
w
43 fc 45 Pollock Ht.
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly harmless, sure to accomplish DESIRED
RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy. Price, $1.50 per bottle.
PlIITIOM Bewareof counterfeit! and Imitation. Td lennln U pot ap ODtrln puW-koard Car
WHUIlun ton with fao-ilmilo tlniatara on ld of tb bottlo, ttauti JtS 1 '
Send for Circular to WILLIAMS Ufa. CO, Sol CIotoUbO. Ohio. fOCStS29
SOLD BY F. 8. DTJFFF. , ' !
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THE BIG HOLIDAY
STOCK NOW READY.
This store is in complete readiness for the Christmas
Selling Every section displays its choicest wares; articles
of use, articles ornamental, jurt those things that appeal
to the gift giver's taste and economy. We cannot a tempt
to enumerate the hundreds of items suited to the season,
can only hint at them here and there and extend to yon a
cordial invitation to visit tbe store and make an early in
spection of all that has beer, done for you. There's wis
dom and comfort in early buying, when everything ia
fresh and bright, and you thus avoid the jostle, the fret
and worry of the later rush.
JUaudkerrhletH.
We've provided for the wants of Handkerchief buyers as
mver before Here ere special lo s for von to get first pick at
S, eclal lot ladies all Linen Hemstitched, fine and sheer, lOo
Beautiful selection of Hne Embroidered & Ifemstitrhed 25c
Very Pine a' d Sheer. Special by the bo of 6 for $t St.
The iliristmas Book. Stock.
The success of former Christmas book sales has encouraged
us to make the fines show In of books In the store1 history.
All kind-of books for all kinds of ptoplj, audall priced to
clean the shelves by Christmas eve.
Hentf's Books for BnyslOo. 'm' -
Special lots of assorted titles at SOo, .
All the Newest Copyrights at $1 08, '
Nice assortment of 8c. 10c and 85c for the 1 ttle folks.' '
An etrly visit will repay yon.
If It's an Umbrella, Try this
Shop.
A careful study of your wants in this Important item Las
been made. Materials of the best, handles selected with t'e
treated care, prices are bound to r lease, 1
We've Bought Doll Enough
to Go Rouird
At least v-ethijk so. Dolls of all atesjsj. Voa'il find doll
buytngjiere rt'j satisfactory, . ' .
Pome Special Valnes at ie. 75c, 109. "
The Host of Other Items
for Gifts.
These we can on hint at, but you'll find the Inspection
them profitable, and the buying more profitable still:
Beautiful collection Of China at popular prices, 6c, 10c, 8So.
Hosiery, Bed Linen, Table Linen, Towels, Center Pieces,
; .Doylies.. : - ' .. .
67 Pollock Street.
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you will give tha moa in your Q
Coma right here and save worry S I
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1
ccoo
Sets, Dinner Sets, Toilet Pets, Toys,
and See
Phone 22.
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v J. B. AKBNDKUj,