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ESTABLISHED 1882 I , ... 1, . 1 'A not overlooking a choice lino of The well known K. Z. WAISTS for both Boys aiffl Girls is to bo found too. A handsome line of CURTAINS n Laces, Repps, Damask and Chenilles, and wo havo just received n complete stock of Ladles and Gent's Handkerchiefs. On ull I.inen Initial for Ladles and Gentlemen for 25 CKSTH. 7 1. - - : . : 76.(8. I'liKNTIFUIi ASSOIiTM KN'TS OF N15W STUFF.S FOG FALL. EVERY DAY, TUIM Oil BOAT l'.RlNOS SOMETHING THAT IS TO INTIiliEW OUU TIUDE. ALWAYS OX THE LOOKOUT FOR MHiiCllANMiK THAT VK (JAN OFFER AT A 1'iilCK LOWKIi THAN UMJAL FOR THE SAME 00003. IF IT'S NOT ONE THING. ITS ANOTHER. HUT THAT "UN HER VALUE" KKAIUKE 13 NEVEIf LOST SIGH? OF. Millinery. Our force are linril at work getting tho new lines ready for our opening This event will be duly announced. Some taking things in Tarn O'HIiautcr for little folks, prices reasonable too, 25 to 00c. black Goods. lllack Itrillhntlnes a'ld Sicilians will lie strong factors In the Dress Goods Business tnis season. They are so thor oughly dust proof that dependable wear will always lie hatK - . The lines of briftanllnet, the safest values ever offered In this place. 1. Black Figuiud Hiilliantlncs, In a a Uncial range of patterns, tbo kind you invariably get at 60c, they i.re 8i inch and our price only 35c. 2. Plain Mack ISiilliiintlno, compares favorably with -tho-'good 00c (itialllies, VA inches wide, our prico only HMo. il Plain lllack ISrillianline, full weight, with that rich silky sheer that only handsome grades posms This line, full 41 Inches wide, and Is r.lways n .lil at 7"ic, our price (iOc. t K 63. 7 i f " a i f f - - n .'tilt Vtill l V . :i Ml 1) : ; . Ye these Indies can rest sulis islied that lliey can find a Choiuo election or DKES3 GOODS, v. ht-thi r II cy wish Broad-Cloth h i Nobby Tailor Suits or Repp", Ficm li Suitings, Granite Mohair, A Al o Filks in ArmuresBaya ('eres, 1'eau de Soie and Taffetas, -1 f 9 J Black Crnpon. New texture In Black Crapon. Hand some clTcct at a moderate price and of a quality that will give the right wear, wldlh iiO inch, price 50c Scotch Snltlnga.. Eight styles of all wool Scotch Suit ings, In tiny broken checks and mixt ures. The bright colorings of some, ap pear to come from a mixture of silk, but tis not silk, all wool however, and strong serviceable fabrics, they are. 81 Inches wide, the price 25c. Tiro Toned Brocades. Another Hue of popular priced mate rials, not so serviceable as the Scotch Bulling, but more dressy. These arc two toned coloring, as black and brown, Mack anil green, etc. 40 inches wide, 25c. - , Waist Silks. New Silks now ready, some catchy j things in plaids and a limited assortment (of rich effects In brocades. Prices of I these 75c to 1. 00. J it run d Cloths. i Sulntb Twill Back Cloth, they don't i pull, and retain that smooth finish to i I fair degree. This ia our favorite Bin I and no ono shown better nt the price. Black ami a wide range of shades, prii t J 1.00. . I f'CJ v t ff t'l " i u J I. 1 . t u The Commlsbion Now In Dully Ses sion. TheTruib. Will Out. Ten sions Already Eelnjr Applied For. Nothing In the Re ported German riot. Washington, September 26. Public interest is now centered In room 803, in the War Department, In which daily sessions of the Commission appointed by President McKlhloy, to Investigate the conduct of the war began today, and will ho held for some lime. . ; The Commission was organised by making Gen. G- M. Dodge, of Iowa, Chairman, and decided for the present to sit with closed doors. The other members of the Commission are, Col. J. A. Sexton, of III., Capt. E. P. Howell, of Ga.; Maj, Gen. J. M. Wilson, U. 8. A.; Hon. C. A. Denby, of Ind.; Ex-Governor Woodbury, of Vt.; Ex-Governor Beaver, of Pa.; Gen. A. 13. alcCook, of New York, and Dr. P. 8. Connor, of Ohio. The President told the members of the Commission that all the power of of the Government should be placed at their disposition In their efforts Itfluy hare all the faults there were In the management of tho war, in either high or low quar ters; and there ia general disposition to believe that thS investigation is to he conducted without fear or favor, and solely with the desire of getting at the truth, and so far as may be possible, to place the Individual responsibility for alt the unnecessary suffering of our sol- dlors. To place the responsibility is as far as tho Commission can go; punish ment must come from the President. The country is to bo congratulated that the suffering of our soldiers is not to be made a partisan political issue In the present Congressional campaign. A little while back it looked as though that was fust what was going to bo done. It would have been a national misfortune. becauso it would have been taken by foreigners to mean that the country, which excited the admiration of the world during the war with Spain, by its united and enthusiastic support of the government,' was divided in sentiment, and such a construction by foreigners may have resulted in another war a far more serious affair than that with Spalu. Those who are managing the Democratic Congressional campaign never did wiser or more patriotic thing than when they decided not to use the charges and counter-charges as to the management of the war as campaign issues. More than five hundred applications for pensions on account of service in the war with Spain have already been bled in tho Pension Bureau. Commis sioner Evans says a new division will he created in the Bureau for the special purpose of handling the applications for pensions, resulting from the Spanish war. Members of the administration regard the sensational story that there Is a plot between the German government and Agulnaldo, the Philippine Insurgont General, for the insurgents to drive the Anierleaus off the islands this winter Mini turn them over to Germany, as noth ins more lli8n f '.e.fi.l! brother to those which may Le found In almost any Indue of tlie mure notorious of the yellow Jour nuls. While Aguiua'i. enough to enter am b inrhl once 1 y . ' thai tiiO Tic;" ; .r of NoWly in V, , !.:: t..i eniiie 11... , ; '.. h.-'i sihii-1 up l'" r 1 now st V ant t' Aicci U ;sn c..;.; cr t ' . o ml.dit be foo! .1 plot ho was is not 1 ny would be. !;i ves that tbe it army could be U. H. troops v ill bo more '..re Ion,:. n i V, ya It - ; . fo ! ! y V,r. A. V- ''( ... ('.-..:; ! - . t nur o, It'tt. hti tMlrty it. r . ii. i 'I b In Tettr RaU:'.:;!i, N. C, bi'ptcmiier 2'i. ) Ex-Stale Senator J. W. Atwater of Chatham county is out In a card declar ing against Republican-Populist fusion, (he Is a Topullst) and announcing him self as an independent candidate for Congress from this district. The negroes at the Wake county Re publican convention on Saturday had no showing, and at the end of the conven tion it was realized that they had no rep resentative on the county ticket. Colonel A. W. Shaffer has gone to Ottawa, Canada, to attend the general Convention of civil engineers. The 10th circular issued from Republi can headquarters is out. The heading is "Truth crushed rises." It harps on the reported interview of General W. R. Cox in Washington, when he Is quoted as saying that if the Democrats get con trol, they will ellmenate a large per cent of the ignorant and purchasable votes. It says tl at the Charlottee Observer editorially shows tbu.t that will be the policy of the party if they get the legis lature. . : For' several year's there has been some blind tlgora" operating out in the eastern part part of the city where the sales of liquor have gone on Sunday after Sunday. Steps have at last been taken to break this thing up. - There wero between 50 and 60 young students examined before the Supreme court today. Wake forest sent 25,Chapel Hill 21 and some few others made up the number. During the State Fair the Anunual re union of tho North Carolina associa tion of the Confederate Veterans will be held. "The Defonder" is the name of a paper that was said to be owned and run by negroes but this it Is claimed is untrue. That it ia edited and run by Holton and the Republican Stale Executive Com mittee. "The Life of General Robert Ransom" is to be the subject of tho address before the Memorial Association on next 10th, of May. The family will choose, the orator. At a Joint meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Ladles Memorial Association, Capj,. O, B. Den son made a most ooaulitui appeal lor the Soldiers Home here which is in such dire need of funds now. The Stale ap propriates only 8,500 a year for its sup port and this to support, in every way about 100 men. There is more than ono of us who feel that a more fitting monument to the dead heroes of the Confederacy than the 37,000 granite shaft in Capital square would have been a handsome Home for the Living Heroes comfortably equip ped. The people over the State are asked to come forward, and subscribe to this charity which the Slate owes to those who went to the front. The Republicans and Populists have been declaring that the penitentiary would make a handsome deposit this year. Superintendent Mewborne says with 5 cent cotton and gold standard prices they will not make any money. ms criANca uas comb. dauialn Ort'ytu Urouled at Revision or II U I riul. Paris, Sept. 20 After a short and final meetinif tills morning, while Paris walled in such suspense as has not hung over the city since the Franco-Pruaian war the Dre) f us commission mule public its report for a revision of the Dreyfus case. The hole city quivers w ith excitement Tbo iiii-i- -e is enroute to the lonely pestilential Ulaud, whero poor Drcyfu is so cr'n-My imprisoned. -a U of pi ny of In! 1 on the ouuido of the r, where the cabinet ;i u ). : I, .. i ! y chcitiTil the n !..iii!(i of ''Vive llib.- : W! Vive le l.oii I 'li e etver li y n:o:l i in 1 y in a lo ?lfta 4 ; I lU)r Front Oat J L 1 .... Abauliubiy t-ure Tbo Great Tlririnln mime rlr October 4tb, 5lb,eib,7ih, 1NBB, Ta Be Held Norfolk, Vn, All of the latest attractions, up to date in every particular and all departments. big show will give a freo exhibition dally in front of the grand stand.. JThe five groat gutdelosa wonders perform dally oh the track. These famous horses race dally without any harness rider or driver and are alone worth the price of admission. A fine dog. show will be added to the already big display. The display of cattle, sheep and swine, will be the finest ever held in the south as all ( the big winning prize herds of cattle comprising" shorthorns, herefords, de- Tons, polled angus, ayshires, Jerseys and tirades of sheep of all kiuds and breeds. Pigs of high and low pedigree and of all sizes. Poultry in large numbers of choice varieties will also he on hand to help swell the mammoth display. The racing will he the finest held in the south with three full races daily. Don't forget the Virginia Derby which will go on Thurs day, October 0, 1898. That We Need Money, ig Well as the Rest of Man kind, and If T0U OWE US Please Pay Up ! ' Yonrg Trnly, J. C. Vllitty co. September Si. 18IIH. "T5" By the Pale Moonlight There Is romance and pleasure on the silent steed. ' All the world loves a lover." and all lovers of pood cycling love a FAVOIUTE WHEEL. It Is an ideal wheeU for Beauty, Speed and Strength, and we claim It to be the best on the market. That is why wo sell it in preterunce to all others. OASKINS CVCLE COMPANY. 0 u w J i i 0 J 0 ...For Rent ! IN GOOD I.OCATION. Desiralile llouw s and Lota Fur Sale a a very low figure. Also other property for a i! as an investment. ( In ait rooms or reut-for fainilies or dins-le iji-rnons Coll- ill of lu i:. n. I-'c uls a P.iei i illy. I I'- t .tte Ay.cnt. FIQEl PIll S - FEET ! Portamouth Corned Mullets, ? Fancy Croam Cheese and Macafoni. Potted Ham and Tongue, Chip Beef, Cooked Corned Beef. - v " ; Finest Elgin Butter. Nice Sjrrup and Molasses. - ; t - r " T, ' Fresh Canned Goods. Ileinz's Extra Spicod Pickles. Bologna Sun sage, . Now ig tbe time to liuy y nr FI.OUIL It is wity down in Price and if-you put i.fj tinying you will have to pay Ilighor for it. Wt have just roueiyed a frosh lot right from the mill. If yon wish a Barrel of good FLOUR CHEAP, SEE McDan id & Gaski 'INione 91. sasHsasasdSiiSciSESBsasHsasasiasa o n full go UN IDT Wc must Bvll our Entire Stock of FALL GOOD3 at GREATLY REDUCED PRICE?. Now is the time to Save Money on Clothing ! Clothing I Clothing I Meu'x good Suits, worth 14, now going at $2.25. Black Clay : Worsted Bulla, worth $5, now $3.00. Plaid and Worsted Huit, worth $6, going at 3. Ail Wool Black Clay Worsted Suits. Worth 8, at $5. Also other fine Clothing itoing at 85 per cent. Cheaper than any other store In town. . -Also lilt? Line of Boys and Children's Suits at Low Prices. OurDRY GOODS must be sold and are offered al 35 per cent less than same goods can be purchased elsewhere. ' Shoe Prices 1 Shoe Prices I : Shoe Prices I Men's Fine Shoes, worth $1.25. jolng U 85c Fine Sunday . Shoes, in Ian and black, all the way from 1 50 to 2 50 and up to - 4 00 per pair, are going to be sold now at 1.00, 1.49, 1.85 and 3.75. Men's Brojrans worth 1 00 going now at 85c Ladies Shoes in roarso and fine, from 50c up; Children's Bhoes, worth 25c, 60V, 75c and l.Oo going now at 15c, 30c, 48o and 68c. Do not forget . to see our Bhoes, will save you money. Remember the Store. . s n n American - Stock - Company, l2 9 61 MIDDLE 8TKEET, - . NEW BERNE, N. C. f-Wfci wa-iaasasBiiaaSESESasaiiasasasHsasHS uvuvrr FOOD FOR THE GODS! The housewife can furnish a quick, nutritious and tempting meal ilhout any trouble from our high grade and pure foods at small expense' ' J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'Phono CO. 77 Broad Street. J. J. Wolfcndsn's Real EstateAgency, New Berne, N. C, Offica Over Citizens Bank. TiiuW IjiihIh, Farm Limls, Cily LoU, City Ilonsca and LoIa (.'liiileu IjuhIh fur growing Bright Tobacco. Liuiilrt wi ll miileil fur Truck Farming. Lniiili) fur (li-Mcs, Grain, Collon, l'niit,H, SiniiU FVtiitH, F2lc. Fine IjiuhIj) fur Nuttinil I'iint u rnf, GniHHos Luxuriuiit mid Oooil. d'oiiil Trail -jKirf :it ion, tiiciij) TniiiHiMirljition; IUil, Wilier, or llolh. - t " , , .. , . s ' . y, ., v v-r yv'! : , . - A ' 1 .1-1 1 ' Wholesale A Retail Grocers, 71 l.roo'l St. ;icono. o mm o o Was like a hermit's free lunch," or Esau's mess of pottage, by the side of our . Canned Meats, Fish, Vegetable. Fruits and Choice Dainties in Dev illed and Potted Ham. Bhafer's Small Pig Hams, Break fast Strips. Prepared Buckwheat, Oal flakes, Fresh Grits. Fox River Butter. Oelnz's Cucumber Mixed Pickles. and Sweet IIIC3 LEAH JONES, WillreoHii her I'KI.MAKY hCHOOf,, MONDAY, BDi'TKMi'.KItSil, 18M. TI'.UM:- J r numili. "ii'S li.ii!lCr, - i if 7 , 1 '-f. n. el 11
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