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Aud wo are just rattling Hud tl-gaut 38 im It India Iinou
at 15c. It uiakra m-li rhyt Uiro. I be dutlvq and Iaio
Fwting arc iuite in J. luaml fur it . yjy
Then for a iiKiunUiu or varlitiuir luit the 2Gc ' Linen, si
triuinirtl with I lie prvlly I vtUm Hruid. Mease the moat tjliu. jy
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Onr lino of 10c Lawn and 12) KJin DnuiUtl are going tl
AV hut about a dainty White IVwey Tie to "rr with your yj
cow auu r ; -
we are daily looking for a choice startling tin of Brit and jy
Collar Clasps, aU Violet i!canty I'iut aud 1'earl Waist Set too. yy
How About Hosiery? Whether it ta Children or Ntasee M
i Socks and Hose or Ladira Tlain l otion, liichelieu Kit or a lis Ji
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Hose that yon desire, we cau till your order.
v "Mow lovelv" it the svneral remark when ladiea aee that i
A? French V Uoode for Waist front 3 SO per yard. Yet but we
; are selling it fast Call and aee us. - .
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' Just as Represented, you will
FURNITURE VALUES. '
find the Splendid JUNE
Not a single disappointment awaits yon,-and most often
yon will flud them just a little better than promised, just a lit
tlo fuller value. ,. ' ; - ' "
- It's to bo a month of Values as well as cue of roses, a buy-'
ing time of unusual interest here, .oue that will justify 'your
attendance, that will ntitke the month of June a memorable oue.
Summer Furn i tu re Needs, x
. If you are interested in securing these items at lowest pos
sible prices, you'll thoroughly appreciate' our June offerings. ,
We will not call attention to any special iteuis but our
stock is replete with new and fresh goods, no old stock : marked
down, but everythiug of the latest design and finish. " ' ' " -
Yon cannot afford to fail to see them. : ' ,r
FRANC. H: J0NES:S G0.
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87 MIDDLE STttEET.
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SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL
FOR YOUR TABLE,
( As wll )J the most tooih ,
some mursels in delicacies, you
will slwayt fin IJ U this ttoe, pure
n UiUioui and high grate la every
particular. Only " healthful aod
iiperior Oireali, Canned Goods
'..id FooJ P.-oducts of all kinds are
liaudled by us. .
Juh Received a fine lot of N. C,
liiii.said PoiBWer Butt . .
Our service , U pro opt : and
C)U4-ejy u alwiys el tended v
J. R. PARKER, JRM GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. V
imagination
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" - Plays t&e leading ptrt when It come to buying clothes
ie of a tailor. Toa imagine they arts better, tecanee yoif are
paying more.
- Now, we make to order, and we make to til; and if you
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ubj ucir, wo niaac jub juuc aiu juit( ucatucs 11 luo ciuiurs
-wear, if they do not gire satlfaction in every way, we give
your money back. The most important point in i suit "of e
clothes after the quality of the doth is considered J3 the ET
f care and skill displayed in making it.'' On that point alone 1
is based ihe charges of the highsst-price tailors. . ( r::
In our stock you will had skill, care and taste displayed
r to as extent far beyond the previous standards. By pricing r
E if at the proper profits we have our prices right. z
i3 $4 50 for a Suit of Excellent Servicable Quality.
z ?U 50 For.a Better One, r v" r:
: f $0 00 and $ 1 0 0l for Excellent Suits of Quality Sel- E :
dora excelled . v - , : ;
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jf 57 POLLOCK StKEET, NEW EEUN, N. C. :
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Tearhers ItMiialy. Mardcr at
Vesleala. Pr, Bes;e. RaUlf k'e
lastly Baall ri Eiaerl
eaee. farrllatk Ueta
rrlse. .
Jlii.iiua, N. C, Jnae IS tlaiUiarmt
Prldiy ead Baiarday swept ikroDga T
ilovs Mctlnas of ibis Buua. The wort
out yt reported wee la iavMoa foau
If ead was Urea Billet la width. " It
literally beat the wheat lato the ground.
It was aceoapaaUd by high wladt, anil
track the leva of Leitaftoa, breaking
a (real attay wladowt, tocludlag thoee
of a church, and aeverei bulloiagt were
a roofed or overturned. -
The eveal or thk week la the Slew
U the North Caroilaa Teachers' Auea-
My, at Morehead Uily. AU the leadiog
educeitr wilt be present. Sone Bute
ofttclals will attead.
The teal eelale aesntora are caaelnf a
teaeatloa at Wllmlaftoa by the large In
crease la valuation, ranging la ateuy In
stance from 23 to 100 par cent.
WIllluaQ. Browa, anltunt enperla-
tendant or the Oastonle Cotloa Mill, was
killed Saturday by Cralea Medlln.Tuer
had been a dispute lb previous day re
garding the amount due hledUa's chil
dren, who worked In the milL Satur
day the trouble was renewed. Medlla
left, got a revolver, returned and went
into Brown's office and advanced oa the
latter, shooting him Iwiot before he
could draw his platol. He then ran, and
Browa shot three timet at blm, but
misted. Medlla fired a fourth luot.whloh
misted. . lie was captured and is In Jail
at Qattonla.
" Itev. Dr. Pet ton II. Hose, nattor of
i he First Presbyterian Church at Wll
mlngtoa, baa accepted Iheeatt to the
Loattorate or the Warrea Memorial Free-
bylerisn Church at LoultvlUe;
The grand Jury of the Federal Court
at Wilmington bat returned true blllt
tgalntt Nlobolas Pollts and Waller 811 vy
for counterfeiting, The Government
official say there is a perfect case
agalat the men and alto against other
persons. The arrest of Attorney Marshall
at Wilmington on the sane, charge hat
created a sensation. , The Government,
It It said, will present as evidence against
him the testimony of a Philadelphia firm
that It sold him Urge quantities of ma
terials uted In making eounterfelt coin
Next Wednesday Marthsll will be given
a hearing.' - ; A ' 7 ; v
The Standard Life and Accident I
an ranee Company has notified the Boc-
retary of State that it would ,domestl
cate. r'O ''-.i-.J-'..
The State Bnperlntendent of Public
Instruction hat sent the following letter
to each of the county superintendents of
schools: "I have frequent inquiries as to
the effect of the reeent decision of Judge
Tlmberlake in the case of the' Hampton
county school, and alto inquiries as to
tbe effect this will have as to county
school boards throughout the State,
said decision Is sustsiued by the Suprem't
Court of North Carolina. ' I write this
to say ; In reply to the first Inquiry
that the effect this will have as to coun
ty school boafdt throughout the-State,
If taid decltion It susisined by the 8u
preme Court of North Carolina. I write
this to say In reply to tbe first Inquiry
that the decision of the Sampson county
case does not effect any county board of
education escept that la Sampson,
recognize tbe old beard of Sampson be
came tbe Superior Court of said, county
hat so ordered, and I obey Ibis order
until It U passed upon by tbe Supreme
Court. In all the other counties where
the old boards are contending, I lecog
nize tbe boards of directors sppointed
by the General Assembly as de facto offi
cial boards, until ordered otherwise by
the courts, as In tbe case of tbe Sampson
county board. I, as executive offloer,
take It for granted that tbe statute en
acted by tbe General Assembly is tbe
law, and must govern myself according
ly until I am otherwise ordered by the
courts. ; .Therefore yon, as county super
intendent,' will recognize this board of
directors as the legal board of your
county, until otherwise directed by the
Judgment of your court In regard to
the second Inquiry, I will say that it will
be time enough to answer it after the
Supreme. Court shall bave rendered its
decUion. We have trouble enough to
take It at It comes, without going ahead
to look for It." '
The State Superintendent df Public
Instruction announces that the summer
scboolt for colored teaclters, to be
known as the S'.ate teachers' Institute,
will be held at Winslou-Salem, Juno 21
to July 7; Goldsboro July 10 to 1; Ply
mouth, July 24 to August 4. Prof. S - G.
Atkins will be conductor. Tbe teachers
will ba responsible only for their board
and lodging.
The small pox pest house and deten
tion camp, which a month ngo were so
populous, are now nearly doaerled. The
tmall poi here was cwllf. Faulty dlag-
wl, "piilltk-al drl" In firrljCx- j
paliory vaeciaelioa aaj the bbavlor of
aot a few people la bhlieg or trying to
bkleeatctof the ilieae. Were tbe ca trl
nt the coat. The letwa It a ttMiul one
for aay chy or toaa.
It It linage bat tree that there are
peuil who are atbadvd of the tmall
poi. le a white family bera there wat a
true cate of saoaHpos sad alto oae ef
varioloid. Members of tbe fatally art
lateately angry, wbea told that they
had toiatlpoi, and even threatened a
tagetulil Tbe lesson taught It im
mediate vaccination, wit Loot fear, aed
without catering to the wblmt of creaks.
Carrttack county will get Jnllaa &
Carr's gift of $300 at tbe eounty which
east the largest percentage of Its rer.-
Istered vole foajhe special tas for public
schools. It gave t7 per cent of Its regis
tered vote.1 PamUco comes nett, whh t
per eeeL Tbe official aanoaaoement of
this detltloa by tbe committee will be
made at the North Carolina Teacher!
Assembly at Morehetd City this week!
MaLes the food more ddkfou and wfiotesomo
You get up la the morning tired, a
bad tatte la the mouth and a headache.
Know what's the matter? Billoutnessl
Take Dewitl's Little Early Risers. They
regulate the liver and care constipation
pleasantly and promptly. Never gripe.
F B Duffy & Co. - ' -
LrHKH lumovat tKukita.
Taeitoathera Hallway's "Waablagtoa
sad Southwestern Limited,' belweea
New York and New Orleeas. U weU
knows along the famous modern limited
tralus of thit country, aad the Soothe rs
hat made another attractive addition to
this service by putting oa a Una of ele
gant Pullman Library Otservatloa cart
between Ntw York aad Atlanta.
These cars ere la some retpeets aa la-
ovalloa la this section. Half of tht
cart are Ukta by Pollmaa sections, and
the rear Is the observation end, with a
library and a aumber of large comfort
able chairs sad settees. These cars are
opea to all paeteogera of the trala occu
pying Pullman space. . Traveling le In
deed a pleasure when passengers msj
recline In easy chairs with tba latest
bosks and magazines at hand and view
tbe beautiful Piedmoat country aa the
Limited races along.
The public Is invited to Inspect these
elegant trains,' espeolslly the observation
care. - Dining cart serve all meals be
tween New York and New Orleans. ;
. , lata News Itemu
The ntvv Is co-operating with the
army in the fighting near Manila, shell
ing towns on the bay shore. - ,
One of tbe first duties of the new Su
preme Court of Cuba, it Is expected, will
be to abolish the practice of Inoommunl
cado and to establish tbe writ of habeas
corpus, :t .- .
. Kour hundred rifles and 60,000 cart
ridges bave been found concealed near
Plaoelas, Cuba.
The cruiser Olympla, with Admiral
Dewey on board, hat arrived at Singa
pore. --
It It titled at Bloemfonteln that Presi
dent Kroger will agree to the abolition
of the dynamite monopoly. ' ' i-
General Lawton, with 4,600 men, has
moved from Manila to Lai Pints, drlv
tog tbe Filipinos out of Cavlte province.
The American loss so far has been four
killed and about thirty wounded. Tbe
Filipino loss Is estimated at 400.
Thomas Thnrmsn, deputy sheriff of
Troy, Mo., says if everyone In the United
Slates thould discover the virtue of De-
Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo for piles, rec
tal troubles and skin diseases, the de
mand could not be supplied. F S Duffy
&Co. ' '- 7" - . '-7 V
- DEMOCRATS DIVIDED.
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National ComailtteeineB Give Views on a
" llaltle Cry. Set Back for free Silver.
Caicsoo, 11':, June 1L Telegrams
sent to member of the National Demo
cratic Committee asking what, In their
opinion, should be their party's battle
cry In 19J0-whether "Free Silver,"
"Down with the Trusts," or both have
brought some queer answers. '
'An tppsreut desire to pass from."Free
Silver" lo "Down with the Trusts," or
somelhiug else, coupled with reluctance
to say so plainly, is revealed jn the an
swers.. . -;- -.,
While none of the Democratic leaders
ssy in set terms "Drop Freo Silver," they
are unanimous in giving the trust ques
tion a prominence it never has had In the
platform of their own or any other party.
All who speak freely suggest that some
other issue will devlde the stage with
free silver. -;
Some ssy "Militarism'' or "Imperial
ism" will be one of the prominent Issues,
Others frankly emphasize tbe trust ques
tion as the big thing. Still others speak
for a twin battle cry, excusing their
words in behalf of sllvor by making
their adherence to the free coinage doc
trine a battle against "the money trust
- Those who most strenuously insist
upon retention of the silver question as
a cardinal principle of party faith make
concession to the "anti-trust" advocates
by calling the trust question.' Not one
of them says flatly, "the issues of 16
will be the Issues of 1000." '
Of the committeemen who nre either
non-committal or refuse to be quoted,
one Is George Fred Williams, of Massa
chusetts, prominent sn a silver advocate
)ln 1898. Tbe others are D. J. Campau,
of Michigan, a sixleen-lo-one stalwart;
B. B. Smalley, of Vormont; Frsnk Csmp-
bell, of New York; T. D. O'Bryan, of,
Minnesota, and J.'O. Dudley of Texas, j
Committeemen who say '-free Blveis
must have first place in the platform,
combined niihthe questions of trusts
and "uillllaiNin," nre frorn Colorado,
Kansas, Nebraska, Arkansas sud Indian
Territory. - .
Mr. Troup, of Conneticut, Is still
enthusiastically for free silver. All tl.e
others either put the trust question first
or lay much stress upon Issues atUing
from the recent war. Even J!ontans, a
mining Btale, Rnd Southern State,
whence the silver Mm first eprend from
t e nnnn". 1 ;nr', iM-nr it- r
INDIGESTION, resulting train
1 weakness of tiio ittoiiiacli, is relieved
bv Hoods Sarsaitarilla, the irreat torn
ecu tonic- auU cure for DYSPEPSIA.
UNCLE tABi'l HOT BATH8.
Tha Hat Bpriact a Arfcaaau Via
Ballwajf. '
Will eradicate from your system tbe
Ungeting effects of grip and olSer ail
ment caused by the severe winter, aad
analarlt, rheumatism, neuralgia catarrh,
stomach, kidney, liver and nervous dis
orders, paralysis, blood and' skin dis
eases, aud chronlo and functional de
rangementa. Tbe mountain climate of
Ilot Springe la cool and delightful In
Lsummer, 1UO Hotels open tbe year round,
For Illustrated literature, containing
all Information, address 0. F. Cooley,
Manager Business Men's League, Hot
Springs, Ark. .
. For reduced excursion tickets and par
ticulars of tbe trip, see local agent or
address W. A.. Turk, GeHI Pass. Agt
Southern Ity., Washington, D. C.
To cure plies, strikb at trc boot
that's tbe way. DeWltl's Witch Hazel
Salve strikes at thk root it removes
tbe cacsB, . quickly and permanently.
Don't squander time and money In a
vain effort to remove tbe effect F S
Duffy & Co. ;. 7 - 7" .. -
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Bigaatara
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RE0 VAjL NOTICE
DR. N. II. STREET has moved into
his new e.fflce oa Middle Street, next to
Planters'. itTarehnuse, where be may be
founTl a' tbe usual hours. ' ' " - .
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WILL JOIN
100 PEN I
'Jn givine; $100 00 EACH TO START
A COTTON FACTOBY IN OR NEAR
NEW BERN-. ' '
ON
- Also don't forget I bave the ,
BEST BEER
EARTH,
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BOTTLED AND ON DRATJGBT.
J.F.TAYLOR
Palace; Saloon.
Also Freeh Fancj Elgin Butter only 25c lb.
A Freeh Lot Crystal Dip Sjrnp in S lb cau at 10c per cau.
Orated Pineapple oolj 10c per 3 lb can.
. Freeh lot Big Hanu to Cut
' Anything in Grooeriee von want, at Ihe lowest possible price.
J. 1. McDAMEL, J. LMcDANIEL.
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over the summer sea of life
sud steer clear of corns, burnous, sore
and tender In t by weaniiw our hand
some, cusy and comfortiujie Oxford ties.
Our new siyUs in the-o eomfnrtnute
summer sS s are s reve '1 Ul I' 1 ,
f I HI e , l.rX . e au.i I l ! .'.
lieme! .iiii ti- ' st l.'v t Dim-s
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71 Broad Street,
New Bern, I C
Shoe Specials
A.otker.BlK Sfclpaeit ' Fine kocs aad Oxfords last Received. A
Few Mulloifd Below for Vity Selling This Week.
' Infant Kid Buttoa, patent tip, c ur regular 75c shoe, sizes '
' " from 1 to ft, very special at 50c
Ladles Vict Kidtkln, button or or. new shape tors, this
week only, all site at ' ' $1 88
Ladle Fine Kid, button or lace, opera or common sense
. toes, aa extragood quality and very serviceable at 2 00
144 pair Man' Drete Calf Bboea. coog or lace, the shoe we
bought to retail at $3 00, special.bergain this week at 1 50
G-. A. Bar foot,
THE MEW NTOBE.
THE CORRECT HAT FOR SPRING
STRAW HAT !
We have them ai prices to suit buyers and in
v latest styles
FROM 25 CENTS TO $1.75.
Children and Misses SLIPPERS
. Will be sold cheap.
White and Neglige Shirts, tor Hen, large
sizes, 16, 16 1-2, 17. It you want one.it will
be sold very cheap.
Also have a full line of SHOES which are
111 X TfcJ 3 T J :
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- The pat month, having been too cool to sell our
thin 8ununer Clothing, we will offer the puLlic an
other grand opportunity. . 7 ; i .' , 7 v
We will continue Special Sale in this, June, . y
mouth, In order to close out onr immense stock of , 7
Crash, Alpaca, r.lohair and Other
Sii:r.r.;:r Clothing.
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Also Led! 23 and Gents Oxford Ties,
A.r.1 til r.::::r:tr Gee .Is which must
ta Ki'.Iftt t!-2 Very Lowest Prices. ;
sv:3:'-co:.ipa.jy,
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