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THE JOURNAL.
w Hera. N. C. Jal; !i. !8i.
It 4KTIEITI.
Walaon Watermelon.
I. Trenwltb fllackanilih.
J I,. McDaniel-Lerd, c
J. 0. Dunn A Co. Uutlerwear.
Business Locals.
WHEN jrou want watermelon don't
forget that Walton's market. Broad
trret, It heailqnartrrt for choice melon
A fine lot of down the river melons Jim
received. Free dellverj lo any pari of
tlie city. Phone 131.
MASONIC Pendant Maltese Crow.
Found at Middle and South Front alt.
Owner can have it lijr paying charges
ami proving properly. Journal Olflce.
PLUMBING We desire to Intorm the
citizens of New Bern, that on and after
Augual 1st , we will be In position to do
Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Steam Ileal
Ing. We will carry a large slock of
material In this line adjourning our
present place of business, and Invite you
to inspect same. Having secured services
of a licensed plumber, we propose put
ting In work accoidlng to sanitary rules.
If you wish good work promptly done,
ring up 03, or find os at T Craven St.
llyman Supply Co.
HOW to conduct a War of Eitermlna
tton use Columbian Insecticide Powder,
smokeless, noiseless, kills out all roach
es and water bugs Guaranteed as sure
as a shotgun. Henry's Pharmacy, 13?
Middle street.
1 HAVE a very large stock of newly
mado, Hartford and other tires and am
selling them very low for Cash. 12,00 to
$5,00 each. Wm. T. Hill, Phone 129.
THE finest Beer always on draught, at
Jacob's, Middle Street.
Naval Raaarvea Attaaliaa.
Naval Reserves, you are hereby order
ed to report at the Armory tonight at 8
o'clock, for monthly Inspection.
l!y order Lieut. Comd'g.,
J. L. Hartbfiki.d, B. M., C. P. O.
Nat Even la that.
"What a perfect Idiot lam!" walled
Blumper. Ami for the purpose of con
soling him his wife absent mlndedly re
marked, "No one la perfect, William.''
The extreme care exercised In our
prescription department is further In
creased by use of typewritten labels for
all prescriptions. We claim to lie the
first pharmacy In the State to depart
from the pen written, blurred label. The
use of tho typewriter has become so
universal, and so essential where legibili
ty Is required, we have adopted it in
writing our prescription labels, preclud
ing the possibility of patient reading the
doctors directions incorrectly. ' We use
every means to give our customers the
best service. Bradham's Pharmacy.
For a hot day nothing will exhilarate
you more than one of Bradham's Orange
or Lemon Phosphates. Cool breeze
from our 'fan and a glass of pore, ice
cold soda water will furnish new force
for the days work.
J. J. Baxter is closing out'bls summer
clothing, shoes, dress goods, Ac, very
low.
Hair Brushes, Flesh Brushes, Hail
Brushes and other at wholesale price.
T. 8. Duffy & Co.
Mothers, remember that Anways Croun
Syrup is just as effective in cases of
severe summer cough as in croun,
Have a bottle on hand In ease of croup,
coughs or whooping cough. If it does
not relieve your child,, ire will refund
your money. Bradham's Pharmacy.
CAPUDINE
Is the only remedv that will car.
Uinljr cuns Headache) and Neu
ralgia witnout any bad effect
whatever. A fair trial ii all we
. art. a5c bottle at well-stocked
druggists. .. -, .
.a tut tarmacrrr.
fair iHlko la ll Ykr kiwi
forecast for today.
Aa-artelfW iknaa1 aaiet at star
rtwd If umII art en est yrttarday I rom
la Una1 Crae aarUoa. Tier eeU alt
u lr dolUta a a4e.
The Caaaabar tt Ceaaanrra will awet
loalf kl at M e'rlock. aad a large, al
taaeesrs ki desire. Tk aaawttag W
called aa to dtaaaa esreral laspotiaat
valirrm. -
Cariallaa Ckrca-Praaralr asrrir
Wedasedar algt, by Ike Pax or K.
rWorick W. Laxlord. rWl.jert, To
obey ta batter tkea SerrlBca, A ad to
batik ra laaa tb fat of Kaau.
Quit a aasalaer of people wool froaa
bore Basilar lo aim 4 tb "July saaat
lag" of tbtBaptsM caarck near. Maya.
Vllie. A very largo eaaiber were praaeal
at tb Mtlog, which la aa aanoal ooo.
Kev. R. B. Joha left yesterday lo be
Seal two week, and there will be no
preaching till lb second Meads; la Aa
gust. Prayer meeting and Suaday arhool
will fa held aa aaual. CapL W. II. Bock
lia will lead prayer awrilag TLnrsday
alghl of this week.
1I KI.
At Oreenabora, N. C at 10 a m July
Ittb, Emma Fulford, daughter of Ibe
lata Joseph Fnlford of thla cliy. .
Tb fnral will take place from tke
A. A M. C. depot Ibis afl rnoon upon
arrival of the train. July ! 1800.
CMIM MI1U
At a meeting of the Chamber of Com
meres, held July 12ih, it was deckled
llial Ibey ahould lake lu Initial) ve for a
cotton factory for New Hern.
The co-operailve plan was provol,
the abate subscribed to lie payable five
per rent each month for tacuiy mouth.
After four monthly pa menia the con
tracta for building and machinery to lie
placed, and after six addillnnal paymenlr
or ten month from Ibe II rat payment
the mill would be in operation.
Thia plan is feasible and practicable,
as several mills iu thia ami other Hialei
ate tunning auciemfully today built on
the aauie plan.
A apecial nieeliug of the Chamber la
called tonight for the membrra to report
the amount of atock they and their
friends will auliscrilie Let each mem
her of the Cbamlier bear this iu mind aud
put In good work along this line today,
and make it a special poiul lo be present
at the Stock Exchange tonight at 8:10
o'clock.
PKKMONAL.
Mr. Owen II.Gulon has returned from
Wayneaville.
Mr. R. II. Baxter of Stonewall,
here yesterday.
Mr. Tom Ennetl la spending a
was
few
days in the city,
Mr. Carl Cbadwlck of Beaufort, was
the city yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Dnffy left yesterday, to
visit friends at Mayton.
Miss Julia Howell of Uoldihoro, leTt
by the Neuse last ulgbt for Ocracoke.
Miss Katie Drew of Soulliport,! visit
ing Mrs. H. B. Holland ou Craven street.
Messrs T. A. Green, W I). Harrington
and Dan Roberts west to Ocracoke last
night.
Mr. Isaac Cobn and son went to
Goldsboro yesterday to visit relatives
and friends.
Messrs John S. Manlx and J. J. Bax
ter returned Sunday morning from
Ocracoke.
Mr. W. P. M. Bryan and son, Wm.
Moore, returned Sunday night from a
trip to Richmond.
Rev. J. M. Benson and Ptof. W. II.
Rhodes of Trenton left on the Neuse last
night for Ocracoke.
Mrs. A. E. Pittman and children re
turned home last night from a visit to
relatives at Kinston.
Major Geo. E. Butler of Clinton, and
H. L. Stevens, Esq , of Warsaw are regis
tered at Hotel Cuattawka.
Mr. H. B. Duffy and family left for
Shelby yesterday to attend the Baptist
Sunday School Chatauqua.
Mr. S. G. Barrington of Johnson's
Mill was in the city yesterday visiting
his brother, Mr. Z. V. Barrington.
Mr. Carter Jenkins of New Bruns
wick, N. J., who has been visiting at Mr.
W. F. Rountree'a, left last night relum
ing home.
Mrs. Geo. L. Wadsworth. and sons,
Masters George and Robert, returned
Sunday ou the Neuse from a visit to rel
atives at Philadelphia.
Mrs. F. Ulricb, Miss Alberta Ulrlch,
Mr. and Mrs. F. 8. Duffy, Mrs. Emma II.
Powell and Mrs. D. W. Roberts came
home from Morehead yesterday morning.
- Too Maeh Takea far Granted. n.
Tha-publlsher of a newspaper has one
thing lo sell an'd one thing to rent. He
has the newspaper to sell and the space
In bit column to rent says the San
Diego (Cal ) Tribune, Can any one in
form ns why he should be expee'ed lo
give away either the-one or the; othetT
He can if lie so chooses, and he doe a a
matter of fact, furnish a great deal of
space free. But it doe not follow that
h ought to be expects, to do so. It
ought (o be recognized a a contribution
exactly aa would be the giving away of
sugar or coffee by a grocer. But, strange
to aay.'lt i nor looked upon In that light
at all, and yet everybody knows that the
existence of newspaper depends upon
the rent of its apace and th sale of the
paper, a a merchant's success depends
on selling his good Instead of giving
them away.
. "What might have bee-lf that little
cough hadn't been neglectedi the aad
reflection of thousands of consumDtivrs
One Minute Cough Cure care cough
and cold. ..F.S.Duffy.
atat mm a au bob.
aAa at air which Buy pro la he a
BuraVr, took plan at Jeskas Oiy, ftaa-
dayklf-kk. ..
Ymcm VliKaakt, a eagre, totarelag
boaae Baaaay alghl, la a dnaakea a lata.
got lata a dtepota with hi wife, the re-
alt belag that tb ataa aalaad a tkk of
wood aad beat lb woaaaa la to aa lataa
' WUUaaa we arraatad Moaday Bvora
tag aad braagbt over to late dty aad
lodged ra ibe eowaty )all 1
The woaua at leal aeeeaau bad aot
rrfaioad eoaarinaakaaa.
William bad recently eoaae from jail
having served a eaalcace for aasaelb
nuaixa rowbttst rarrtt.
The chomlsl of the North Caroliaa
Agrlcollaral Kxperiewat Siatioa, rWa.
W. A. W libera aad J. A. BiualLbavere
eeatly coUected aad aaelyted lb baking
powder sold In North Carolina aed the
result of their work is glvea la Bulletin
No. I'd recently published by lb Ex
periment hut Ion at Raleigh for general
information. The nasae of the powdera
reported aa containing alum and their
manufacturers, are as follows:
aUhlag Fawara ColaJaiaC Alaw.
GOOD LUCK CoatalBS Alasa
Boot hern MTg. Co, Rlebaaooa, Ta.
SUCCESS Contain Aleai
Morehouse Mfg. Co., Hsvaneah, Ga.
OLD DOMINION ConUlnsAiaai
Old Dominion M fg. Co , Richmond, Ya.
CAMPBELL'S Contain Alum
The Potter I'arlln Co., New York.
KOLAN ConlaJn Alum
Smith, Uorpel A Co., Baltimore.
HEX Contains Alum
J. D. A II. 3. Christian Co. Richmond.
DAVIS' O. K Contains Alum.
11 B. Davit A Co., New York.
I'l'lilTY Contains Alum.
Palapaco Baking Powder Co , Baltimore
ONEriPOON Contain Alum
Taylor Mfg. Co., New York.
POSSUM Coutalns Alum.
Savaua Soda Co., Havana, Ua.
BLUE ItlDBON Contaius Alum.
Blue Ribbon Baking Powder Co , Kick.
mond.
PA I LROAD Contalna Alum
Morehous Mfg Co , Savannah, Ga.
The report alatea that the residue left
In the bread from alum la aolubl In tbe
juice of the body, and la tbn absorbed
by it, a fact which- many manufacturer
deny. Tbe use of alum in bread -making
is prohibited in countries having food
adulteration law. It quotes the opinion
of Dr. Dangllsh, that the effect of alum
upon tbe system Is that of an astringent
producing constipation and deranging
Ibe process of absorption.
The report recommends thai the aalo
of baking powder should be so tegulated
that consumers may lie placed In poate
tlon of knowledge as to which are the
alum brand.
Naval Keaarvea Crul.a.
Rai.ehiii, N. C, July g:. Commander j
George L. Morton, of th North Caroli
na Naval Hetervo Rrtuade, Is heie. He
says the eight divisions have a tolal
strengin ot aim. I'art or the force waa
on a cruise on the Prairie. The remain
der will go on the Hornet, one making
two cruises; one probably In July, to
Washington at tbe time of the annual
meeting of tho Naval Reserve Associa
tion; the other Iu tbe fall to New York.
The divisions get 2M each allowance
for armory, rent, etc., and there was al
lowed for tbe cruises only $330. Of thia
nearly all is expended. The officer anil
men have to pay expenses of tbe cruises,
the largest item as to the Hornet lielng
$.riO a day for coal. Rations cost about
10 cents a day. --
Favors tha AiueuilmeBt.
Your correspondent gave a report of
an interview with Republican State
Chairman Uolton In which the latter, iu
speaking of tbe franchise amendment,
said that he was Informed that in the
extreme easl the white Democrats favor
ed the amendment. It it learned today
that the chairman wa misinformed.
Richard P. William, et-member of the
Legislature, and oue of the leading Re
publican in Craven county, says be will
not only vote for the amendment, but
will also canvas in it interest. He say
that nearly all the eastern white Repub
licans are in favor of the amendment.
Raleigh Correspondence, Charlotte Ob
server, July IX
A CUILI KNJOVrt
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Fign, wheu
in need of a laxative, and if the fattier
or mother he costive or bilious, the most
gratifying result follow llsun; ao that
ll Is tbe best family remedy knowu and
every family ahould have a liottle. Menu
factured by the California Tig Syrup Co.
v Oxford Orpbma Aaylaaa.
The third subject of congratulation I
the Improvement in the Oxford Orphan
Asylum. This refer not so much to In
creased number, as to "the additlou of
the four brick cottages, with two stories
and a basement each, for girls, opposite
those in the northern arc, recently com
pleted for boys, and besides many minor
improvements, Is the thorough reorgani
sation and economical and systematic
arrangement now Introduced. The hos
pital Is vpoken of .as a model of neatuera.
Tbe Superintendent regards the cottage
system as offering the beat tolutlon of
many vexed questions In asylum HO.
From Biennial report; Board of Public
Charities.-; y... ,v
, "Circumstance Alter Case." In case
of dyspepsia, nervousness, catarrh, rheu
matism, eruption', etc the circumstances
may be altered by purifying and enrich
ing the blood with Hood's Saraaparllla.
Try It.
Hood's PUli cdre' biliousness,) tick
headache. lUk J.-JV
tea ml lk (AMBlaka fcWh r iTaa
i iaartiaa !. ria Cataaa
tafSkia,
Jely M.
Crop are reported If every aarlio
of the roaatry asbrlag epleedkd' Tbe
laat I'dayeef bo atbar aad Ugh!
bower have worked .aruaeWr la the
The health of Jooe eoaaty wa aeeer
We boar of bat vary Utile ak-
Mr. Bertaaae Oliver who baa doae a
barber baaleoa la tbl plan for tbe laat
fleea year, baa euU eel to Mr. Eaxaaat
T. Boeder who win eoaliaae the baat
aose. Mr. Oliver le asekleg a larger ter
ritory is wort la. Be bee oar beat
wbbs tor hi f eta re aaoraaa.
Mr. M.N. Harriett of this place la
bavlag very alee aad sabataallel bridge
built eeroet Mill creek at Ul place,
which will pat hi gla aad mill I quite
a eoavealeet poaltloa for lb people
dowa la Ibe Whllford aaciloa, sbortea
lag the U tela ace two Bailee.
Ha hear Mr. Joba C. Parker of Oliver
la making aoaae very fiae care of tobac
co, ha already cared 13 bare vary good
gratia. Ha baa about 40 acres la culll
valioa. Quit a squally Hate on the street
her last Saturday eight, a Utile fight
aad lot of noise, also a littles scrap al Ibe
pknte at 10 mile bouse last Friday vea
lag. Ml Be! Holland who ha be a
pending tb lummer In Wlntlo with
her uaele returned home Monday mora-
alls Dollle Koonce it vlalilng frlende
aad relative at Rlverdale. Horn on I
thla placet anxlou for her return.
Miae Male Hart and her friend. Mia
Jennie Farington of Chapel Hill I vl.ll
Ing Mlaa Annie Sbepard of tbia place.
Mr. McGregory and Mlaae Anal Tol
son, Carrie Watson and Mist Crowder
were spending tbe sfternoon of last Bun
day, on Ibefr return from I he "Big July,"
In Ibis place visiting friends. Tbere
wete quite a lot of New Bernlans at tbe
"Big July."
HOliT PICNIC TIMK."
'Bout picnic time, at Sunday school,
I always kuow tbe Golden Rule,
An' text Ibe ntlulater cave out.
Each week get a picture catd
Fer liein' good; It'a awful bard,
But dad he bauds me out a dlme
Per ev'ry one, ,bout picnic lime.
There's fullers In my class 'at swesr.
An' slay away some daya, an' wear
Ol' dirty clothes lo Sunday achool;
You bet I dou'l; I tin'l no fool.
I brush my clothes an' comb my hair.
An' I'm the very first one tbere.
Tor sass your teacher Is a crime
At auy rate, 'bout picnic time.
Some feller tease the little girls,
An' steal their guin,B' pull tbelr enrb;
But that ain't gentlemanly, so
I never do such things, you know.
I always know the questions, an'
I make believe ter understan'.
An' I say a little rhyme
That teacher likes 'bout picnic time.
Our teacher' name's Mis Nuttlewed,
An' bad boy call her "Mutlonhead,"
Which isn't nice, because she takes
A lot of trouble for our sake,
An' saves our wicked Utile souls,
Au' on our heads heaps buraln' roals;
Au' so I love my teacher prime
Especially 'bout picnic time!
-Brooklyn Life.
It Help la Caahlar.
Odd bits of change thoughtlessly left
by custcmers form uo inconsiderable
part of th income of cashiers In res
taurants, siluouH, cigar store and sim
ilar places clienv during many hours
of each day. tbere is a steady rush of
patrons.
"I get $15 a week salary," said a
cashier, " and I always count on an ad
ditional $3, or 50 (Tntt per day, through
forgotten cbaiiRe. 1 do uot cousider
that I am doing nnythlUR dishonest,
either bemuse I nhvn.vs make nu effort
to attract the customer!! attention to
the fnct that lie l leaving his change
behind. Nine nines out of teu I suc
ceed, even if I have to send n waiter
to follow tbe man clear out Ir.to tbe
street. But there are onongli of the
tenth case to make my receipts foot
np all of the sum weekly I have nam
ed. The majority of thorn are people
In ft hurry to catch a train or car or to
keep nn nn datment. and they haven't
the time to return, even If tbey did dis
cover their loss a square or so away.
The next day they don't care, or at
least tbe majority of them do not, to
aiteak'nbottt such n small matter, the
overlooked ehnuge seldom belna; tnore
than 5 or 10 cents, aud I am just so
much ahead. The proprietor get It?
Certainly not It doeau't belong to
blin, and just ao the money In tbe cash
drawer ImlauceH with tbe register bo
I satisfied." Philadelphia Inquirer.
rile It on the Prloeea.
In China it Is vtlquette to regard one
ns older than lie or she reatiy Is. When
the 'Prince and Princess Henry of
Prussia visited Bnanghat. tbey met a
notable mandarin one of w hose nrwt
questions to the prince this being aa
Invariable matter of Chinese polltenes
was: -;,- 1 . ;
, "How old are you T
"A little more than fa." answered the
prince, aiulliug. ' ' ; ,
' "Indeed"" said tbe mandarin. "Your
highness appears 60." . , 4 , -'
. The mandarin then tamed to the In
terpreter Herr Volgbt, a German
and inquired the prince' age. She
answered, Thirty-two." The Inter
preter t Interpreted, and the mandarin
made a remark in Chinese evidently In
tended to be complimentary. The In
terpreter blushed, nneasll and hesitat
ed to translate the remark. Tbe prince
aw tbe difficulty and laughingly com
manded: ;
; -Out with It, Volghtr
"He says," tbe Interpreter then trans
lated to the princess, "that your high
ness looks like 00!"
He bad meantrirwell, and of course
the princess bad. .ne enough not ta
take It Hi. : A-"- -x
- " Th Beat Praacrlpttoaror ChlUa '
and Fever it a bottle of Grove' Taste
less Chill Tonic. It Is simply iron and.
quinine la a tasteless form. No cure
no psy. - Price 60c
rax boost aaans.
uxaf seas oraaaa
Clara Marria, ibe adiaas baa sirluea a
ebarstlag pootle story. Tbe Prhkcota
PamUa," hJos le palliated to lb
Aarat Ladtee' Uoom Jaarkal. Ill Mte
MartW daalre he htroit as wU haowa
a aa sothorea a abeb) aaa asirasa,
aad ha tbe bop of each achlevaanat she
has salerad lb Utarary Arid. Two Of
Urea ether atarhsa frost bar poo have
beea pabllkbad darlag recaat yaara, aad
tbey bare beea received with the highest
approvaL That far Mia Morris' llwrary
fori have atal with great aaoeaaa, aad
aha lada a ptaoe for everytblag last
eossas Iresi bar pea.
vbass, Lsaua' rortrua mohtbit.
Freak Laalte's Popular Moalhly for
AagaM I t graad MUtamaMr Art ax!
rtotloa Nsaiber. Il U britliaal aad a
lertalalag la ll literary eoaieaU, aad
Jaiplana pictorial. Moreover, the
lagle article apoa1 Wedding la Art'
it luaairetea wits dxlaru beauiirul ra
productloa of paintings by celebrated
Karopeaa aad Aatericaa auatera. Wll
Haas Daaa HowtlU give, I quaint and
delightful vara, tbe gaatronoalral ob-
Bsrvatloa of on of our fallow country-
na al Carltbsd, who declares, "Break
fast I my beat meal!" Joel ( handler
Harris contribute on of bit Inloillabl
"Mlocrvy Ann," stories; while Ruth Mc
Enery Stusrt's "Queen o' Sbeba'
Triumph" Is destined lo rank among ber
sasUrpler. Edgar Fawcetl apln
weird ysra, "Tke Lid of tbe Cheat."
Klla TV neroa'a-Mlae Angtl" I more
cheerful. Larkla Q Mead write a crl.p
little aawtpaper sloryslte, called ' llu-
ma Interest." "A Dsy of tbe Prealdeul'i
Life," by Mrt, John A. Logan la uo He
ties, but hlahly intcreallng actua lly.
A ate.OO lUrjtrta Ulna Away Dalljr.
Tb publlthtrt of Tbe New York Slsr,
the bsadaomrly illualraleil huuday new
paper, are giving a Hum Uiiauk Birvci.K
each day for tbe iargeat I lit of worda
made by using Ibe letters conlalued In
T-H-K K-K-W T-O-K-H N-T-A-K"
no more limes lii any one word than It
is found In Tbe New York Star. Web
ster's Dictionary lo be considered
authority. Two Goou Watciif (ilrat
claaa tlme-keepera) will be given daily
for second aud third beat liala, and many
other valuable re aid, Including Din
ner Sets. Tea Seta, Chlua, Sterling Sil
verware, etc., etc , in order of merit.
This educational contest la being giveu
lo advertlae and Introduce this success
ful weekly Into new homes, and all
prises will b awarded promptly with
out partiality. Twelve 3 cent atampa
mutt be incloaed for thirteen weeka trial
subscription with full particular and list
of over 800 valuable rewards. Contest
opens and awards commence Monday,
June 26th, and closes Mondsy, August
Slat, 1609. Your list csn reach us any
day between these dates, and will receive
Ibe award to which It may be entitled
for that day, and your name will be
printed In tbe following isaue of The
New York Star. Only oue list can be
entered by the tame person.' frizes are
on exhibition at tbe Tbe Star's busineas
offices. Persons securing bicycles may
have choice of Ladies', Gentlemen's or
Juveniles' 1UK) model, color or size de
sired. Call or address Dept. "K," The
New York Star, 2J! W. iiOih street, New
Tork City.
P. TRENWITH,
UlaekHittilli,
aud
Wheelrlglit.
Manufacturer of Bugjiei, Wunni,
Carts, Drays, &
All kind of Repairing in my line done
with ntatnet and dispatch.
Two new Cart and two new Draya on
hand, also Spring Wagon aad Buggies
newly repaired, For Salu at a Keaniaalile
Price.
BfSblp work a Specialty.
Shop South sld of South Front Stiett.
betwern Middle and Hancock, New
Bern, N. 0.
A Good Friend
irill tell you without flattery that a suit
or clothing with our perieci workman
ship, artistic tinlsb, faultless fit and ele-a-aaee
of style make yon look like a
Prince In It exquisite TortT knsrmrlb.
Oar fabric are exclusive and Ibe hand
aoaaest pattern and color of th teason.
"We will St and make you a suit at a
reasonable cot.
IV M. Cliadwlt ka
Middle street. , NJSWBEHN. N. 0
JCB
H At th. Rnntf store J
J A Full Llse of BOOK-KEEP- V
J( KSS AND OKNEKAL OFFICE I
K Few more Pel feet Ion Hammocks 3
.Left,'
3
j ; G. N. Ennctt.
fc -' ' t
VJBJsrarrjiVJBTJs-jjEr avi
P. -a-r-
JSTew,
g
gBrilliantinesg
! For Midsummer and
i Early Fall.
o
We have just opened n entire nov O
line oi Brillian tines that are without ?
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New Rugs, and at very attractive prices.
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in assorted colors at $1 48.
Some special values in Ladies fine Trunks.
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largest line of Trunks we have
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