vol. xviii--:;j. 2.
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NINETEENTH TEAR
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of
Wn hvp now nren.'iroil to show our customers a Full Line
SPRING GOODS and at Old Prices too. ".
'v .-V Those 27 inch foulards are making quite a ripple. So Euit
'y able for duiuty Easter' Dresses. ,
.I 1.1.: mm .1..:., n'.ff.j..., . tn l,..n.l-
(iS some quality 'for 90a Such a beautiful Teaude Soie for tl 25. V
f) All Silk Foulards-in dress patterns for 75c - . -. .
O ; A superb stock of Embroidery either in sets or separate W
trimmings. Fancy Puffings, Nainsook and Lace All Overs- for V
waists. : Piques in welt's, plaids and figures, Persian. Lawns, V 7
'Dimities and Organdies from 15o to' COo. t jf
Zei'glcrs and J'lemcnJ & Palls Low Shoes and Slippers ' havo
f -come and are in good styles. .Try them. ' 1 , )
jfA . )o not forget that we carry The Dowager Corset in black )
! and white. Waiucr and the it to, u. ltMhe new rrench patterns.
ortli Carolina SectrJ la Ext:
From He States..
,115
Gall and see us at our old stand.
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47 649 Pollock Street.
w
A ' Grood Place !
. To get what you want and a good time to
get it. All thine-3 in season. Calcimo in 5 lb
packages tor decorating walls; mix in .cold
water, easy applied and shows no laps,,try it,
you will find nothing else it3 equate 45a pack
age, all colors. - " , 1
A new lot Ice Cream Freezer, a three and
a halt minute ireezer, any size, price right lor
a quick mover. None to be carried over." v
Have you tried our Enamel (gold and sll
v ver) at2ffc. Our Varnish stains one coat work;
;it will make old furniture look newand only
20c can.
We have a full stock and, many things In
our line that space will not permit our men
tioriot them. - Call at Gaskiirs Hardware for
what yoL want. ' - .
v. Our Paints are of the best aud sold with a guarantee'. ..Ilave your
; roof painted with our Carbon Paint; it will stop the leat- We are
v: sole agents! ' ' ' We deliver yonr purchases
wsAVti: Gaskill Hardware Co.
T
,1
Larger
Than
The
-largest'
VV
Finer
than
the
Finest
H'ksX. TV TV i hA )
Wo .lave jiiNt rfccivcil, purclmx.-il ilii
M. llaln, Till: KM Cai-W.l.s of M... -ktin
Mulrs, (mil 40 I (if llor.Ji 8 to suit you
J 'raTt ;m il Komi V.'cr .
A lull line of p..ir ;...), i:.,:,d Carl.!. W.,
Kol cai d hi.4 on l.aml 1 riiv mid Ti i ii
Wo invili1 jour (al ly in j 1 1 : ' n. I
'ft from the Pa
have now on li
for any ami i
or by our
ml 1,0
Next to California. Bruiier Satis
fled With Home. Famous Con
Tict Released. Po? Show
Kext Fall. Carr Con-
' ; tributes Money.
Raleigh, April 26. Secretary T. K
Bruner, of the board of agriculture, now
in Pans is looking closely after North
Caroliua'8 interests.- lie writes Tery
entertnlnlng letter to Commissioner of
Agriculture Patterson, in which he says
that the other day while In the "Palace
of Agriculture" he saw workmen putting
up the first picture in the building, ; a
color-photograph 45 feet, by Hlllyer,
lie found it was being labeled a Cali
fornia mountain view, but discovered
that it waB really a view on Valley river
n Western North Carolina. Ho insisted
that It should bo credited to North' Caro
lina ' Exposition Agent Green, "of the
Southern. Railway, came up and backed
Bruner and as a result the magnificent
photograph is properly labelled., r
The letter from Mr. Bruner is gratify
ing in the newt regarding (bis States
comparative prominence California, in
Its nsual aggressive go-ahead way.Btands
first, which Is no surprise to' those who
have seen that State's extensive adver .
Using In the past and examined lis ex
hibits at the recent eioosltlons on this'
itle of the water.. ' But H is an objeoi
lesson to find North; Carolina standing
ieC'ond In the quality and quantity and
illverstty of the material shown The
timber exhibit of this State Is more com
plete than any other shown, aUh(jih
individual specimens do not, of course
compare in size with the great redwood
of the West;; In mining and mlue al
about the same conditions prevail, our
native ores, and other eoonomio minerals
being very complete in their series a
jamples; of our. great uudorgronnd
wealth. The exhibit of native medicinal
wild plants and herbs seemi to be, the
only One there at present and will no
loubt be a unique display. Gold nnggeis
and silver nuggets, and a 'dazzling dis
play of native gems cap tho exhibit - so
far ai beauty and Intrinsic value are con
earned. The mounted game birds of the
State are a feature and a larg i display of
photographs of North Carolina scenery
give the visitor a much belter idea of the
Mate than ne could have had before.
Secretary Bruner says everything Is
very much behind and it will be two
months before all exhibits are in place
The United States, howevor, is ahead of
any. other nation in preparations and hat
received commendations from nig i quar
ters on energy shown. The Ptrlt'prlces
are very high aud Americans' are, consid
tred fair game, which seems to be usual
at the great French expositions.
Secretary Bruner is not impressed
with Paria at a place of ' residence and
tayt America It the only country, first,
last and all of the time. le will return
as soon as the North Carolina exhibits
nn properly displayed and labelled, and
arrangements completed for the distri
bution of literature relating to the State's
desirability as a place of residence for
the best class of foreign Immigrants. ' It
will be June before the exposition Is
complete, be sayt. . .
For many years, almost daily, Mat
thew Austin, a venerable negro, has had
his post at south entrauce to tho capital
snare, and thousands of people, res!
dents and victors alike have heard his
quick spok-in ".Mornln', gemman; tuSuk
eo fur 5 cents'." The old follow came to
be known as "Mornln' gemman." Last
nleht he died. His people say he was
10) yean old. t
Four convicts from Itowan arrived-at
the penitentiary. Among the convicts
discharged to-day was a pretty woman
who had served three years' sentence for
lliefl. She was known ns the "Hello of
tho Penitentiary" aud uiaile a great lin,
pies Ion upon some Biisc.rplllile niemlKjii
of the last Legislature, who tried to Ret
a pardon for lie.r, Mi lniiln from Balti
more and lias a hi; h -sounding Spanish
name. She left hmo for Norfolk. When
she firat came here alio cl iiined to tc tl
wife of a yoiuii IiaU ;!i mm. of a well-
know n f.;ail'y.
foe liu w (' i o , : : i. Tite leli! 1: V:-
They are lii-t fad. He alto lias soiue
rand wolf-hounds. Large areas cf
lands are leaded for long eims of yeats,
that is exclusive rights are secured by
payiiienl of all State and couut.y taxes
Gould Ins 15,000 acres, Brokaw 12,000,
Lorillard 7,0( 0, Jluckcy 4,000. . Mackes
has at . his kennels Joe Cummings, a
noted pointer, for whifh he paid $1,-
100.
Julian S Carr has sent State Chairman
Simmons a check f jr $200 for campaign
expenses and In his letter enclosing the
check promises to duplicate this amount
later during tho campaign. ' '
W. H. Shipman, Beardsley, Minh ,
under oath, says he suffered from dys
pepsia for twenty-five yeaM. Doctors
and dieting gave but little relief . ' Fi
nally he used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
now eats what lie likes and as much as
he wants, and be. feels like a new .man
It digests what you eat. F. S. Duffy. -
THE MARKETS.
Fo Our
o of -
Ladies; Hisses
and Children's
' x ( sJi "
Summer Vest.
The following quotations were receiv
od by J. E. Latham, New BernN. G.
New York, April 20 ,
Oottoh: : Open. High. Low. Close
May....... v.. 9.8 J 9.89 ; 9.84 - 989
Aug. 9.19 9 33 : 9.18 9
Sept..;. .... 8.89 8.44 ' 8.8H ; 844
Oct.... ...... 8.16 8.19 8.18 8.1
Nov. .... a... 8.01 ' 8 03 7 99 ' 8.00
; Jan.;..,... 8.00 , 8.03' 7.99 808
CHICAGO MARKETS - - . '
Wbbat: Open. Bigh. Low. Hose
May Oof. 65 ' 05 "
Jul.......... 07. 67 ' 67 .
Ojkk: t " t
May .40' 4U 89
July .... f .. 40j' , 41J '
8o. H y Pfd... 5 ' ' '
T.O. 1 .jr.
Con.T Hlf
LeatheT". ., i., in ,
A. S.& W 4li . .
c O t..;. ... . r v 1 ;
a. o.o -
jl O iae ... ... 57i . f
Cotton 'receipts were 1 4,000
at all porta. , ' e. . t..:-.
65t
67
4
fiff
85
8i
1
It
411
r 811
5
B
bales
"$o family cm afford to be Without
One Minute Cutiirh Cuiffe It will tton
coagb and cure a cold quicker than any
yier medieine," writet U. W. Williams,
Sterling Hun, fa. .: it cures croubrqn
chtlle and all . throat and lung troubles
and prevents consumption. ' n.asant
and harmless. F. 8. Duffy.
. Ladies Sillc Waist,
, Wo place on'laleHhls week a beautiful
lot of ladies slllrwalsta lu black, old
lavender etc.; made of all silk taffeta
tncked all over, perfect filling and
well, price $4 75 each. . -
' -; ,; O. A. Babvoot
rose
and
very
A fine lot of Vurkeyi at the Oak'
Market. ' r ' - ,
Have your pfescrlptlons fjl
at Ha vis' Pharmacy, -
lied
- Clothing Fur Ranter. ' ,
Don't fall to see our fine clothing and
will save your money. Respectfully,
J. J. BAXTKIt
Umbrella Talk.'
Thla time very interesting, 100 ladles
and mens silk umbrellas, asst handles to
select from, we offer' this week only
this lot of 100 valued 1 1 .SO at the special
low price $1.10 each, - .
O. A. Barkoot.
Have your prescriptions
at Davis Pharmacy.'
filled
Holton's Early Rose Setd Pota
toes at J. F. Taylor's, loot offlid
dlo street
Choice Mutton aud
Market.
Veal at the Oak
liavu your pros
Pharmacy.
:ripfiona lilled at I)avla'
: i ' ' ' s
t eft JEW VERY WJCE.: , v
I inn
5
7
Also to our WHITE LAWNS which
were bought before the alvance In i: rice,
PHONE 181.
D.TJARVIS,
i i . 68 POLLOCK STREET-
A SATISFIED
CUSTOflER!
Called at our slorrj a" few days ago
and said, "If could not get another of
yo if "Hand I u)tiiatir!', T would not
laho 5 00 for hdifa." IIe paicTOR tl M
fofit. ' i
- Dr. P. P rt r. f Itocly Point, N. C
says, "I uave fuormighly lestca tne
!iCeyKlone Adjustable W d.-r, and on
haaitatii g!y ray it is ot.e of Hie fii est
implemei.HI have vr us-d.; It docs
ih? work of t a ordinary harrows or
cultivators and have s the inrfrwe thor-
oughly mtiloLe I J It h'is pi tqntl r
dostroyer cf tmlt we d and K:as."
We invite your nt'ention to these cele'
biated Wcedeitt, and, wonl 1 be glad, to
have you try Ihcm. . -
We have a' nice lino of Rake, Hoep.
Garden Plows, Band Oultivstors, Tref
PtunenPosl Ilole DlgRers, at well as
crmplole t'ua of Ilardware. '" '
Tours Truly,
J. C. Vhitty &
Try a bottle of our Polishing Oil,
it will make the piano, side
" board or bureau look as
, good as new. - 25c.
YOU'LL SEE
At a glance that "our SprfuR Woolilt
strike the lop notch In the variety of ar
tistic patterns. What a suit is mado ol
and the wav it is made up are the two
important drew poln'a. tYo have
rivals in cither respect. Our work I
not Imitated and our dlsplny of fabrics
la exclusive. Order now.
r. II. Chad wick.
Middlo street. NEW HEItN, N, O
e Also a nice lot Small Sugar Cured Pig Ifamg, Break
fast Sfrip8t English Cured 8houlders.
Fulton Marlet Corned Ueet ' ' ,
v Presh lot Clover Hill Print BufEer and Fancy Fresti
Elgin Butter, 80o lb.; -"
Canned Goods of all kinds, nice arid fresh.
- Goods delivered anywhere in the city free,
v ti':
I respectfully solicit a share of your trade.
' - Jlespectfully, ' ;
J. L McDMIEL,
. 'Plione 91.
A Retell
Grocer,
71 Brol Si.
HE'S PARTICULAR
- i.bout Lis oiff-ej p thin" 1)1 1
'; Parker's . Unmatchable Roasted
- Coffee satisfies aim, " Nothing else -
will satisfy you either, once ycu
- have t led It. tt it the pure b rr :
properly in at id in tl o roaatlnr a
as to retain all nt Its iellca'e arr.
i . . .-. . .
. ma and tate. Try a sample cup.
.' If yob d'lil't 1 Vc it hrin it back,
ii you no, tell on era or fs god-t
nets. they'll thank vou. V
tK
COOD
a J. R. rrtMVCK, aJIX... UKUUCK,
77 fioad Street. J
'Phone 69.
Largestjarid
Finest
Stock of ; '.. .
j i, (. , i
JEver,
Found in
rNew Bern.
Buggies Wagons Harnesses Robes
I havemoved to the Broad Street Stables,
purchased of J. W. STEWAET, where I shall
glad to meet all friends and customers. '
1 ioi rj
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Tour, 41
An luRoitmcnt of I!(liomlnn hand
painted l'V'ilt Hiandt, Pickle ( after,-
Si! -:ir and ('icuii Fin, : t h n! in the col-
iixi a line of !n;j:.Uj f;in(y Rnd
ill l;iMi; w ,,i r, o , i can yi-, fjune
, i . in rt. I hi .1. (I, 11.. x i i.u'a, 1 lie
-I. ....'-r.
Nolltie of Sale of Valuable Landi
Statu cf Kokth Caiku.ina, I Superior
Craven Uoimty. J Lmirt
The National Bank of New Born
V9 ' 1
II II Perry and O II Perry, el al.
1 ho in 'lefvni' il r-fmimi-i in- r a--ti
,0,1, in this unlinll at l'ail 'I erlll, 1H:i9
('nil, W!
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nV .I i.f til
ew I
for tusli
ci in t, al
el n, Pti(l
ny 111 l
Mr:
land-
en U,e
nil 11 V,
Ncw Bzta, - NiC.
Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
ii
. Youjcsn always eifci .when ,
you order your food supplies from
this i lialile aiort". 'Wo nm sn-.
ply every deiwanil nt a flirt rlima
fiimily Irmlo with the Choicest
8t ii.-B'd Fa cy Q ornien, Uil
I h-v, PmHu. .im., niuesla-R'vc-r
I' hit liiiitcr. and PIk Ha ni
at It x-k It'iti m P.l ., , ,t
Wo nuito a aprclalty of hlch '
J grule Tots and CiilTeos.
1 Our Perfection Blend
- Co.Tjo 13 Finov
" ! Price Only COc.
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