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' New BertvN. C Jlj 4, 100.
- Index to New Advertisements. r
, Woodmen of the World, ll-'-' ,
v 4 Mark Co A special sale-.-.? - !, '
Stat Normal and Industrial College
; Business Locals. :I
' FOR RENT Desirable rooms for small
family, apply ta Mrs. L. X, Hendren,
v- 168 Middle street, . - V-
WANTED Capable man with good re'
. ere noes to manage local office, meruai
- tile business, old established Arm. $1(0
month; extra commissions. .Must be
willing to. engage for one year, ) f800
-cash required, Opportunity, Drawer 88
New Haven, Conn. ; ; -v
MULES. For bale Two medium-' lice
Mule For Sale, wishing to replace with
. heavier "mule. If taken at once, will be
Bold at a bargain.' New Bern Ice Co. -
FOR RENT-Owelling house, comfort-
able, convenient, modern Improvements,
' apply to BL Oerock, Photographer.
FOR SALE. My former residence Nr.
88 Pollock St , on easy terms, or will
rent. - For particulars apply to 3. W.
Smwabi, No. 94, Middle St. V ; " .
THE Carolina Canning Co., wish to
contract, with .farmer in the vicinity
of New Bern to grow a fall crop of peas.
. For foil information write or inquire of
E. B. Hackburn or William Dunn, New
Bera.N.C. , (v. -
TUB finest Beer always on draught, at
. JACOB'S, Middle Street. ' 1
Taoclaatioq Shields at .Davis1 Phar
inecy.,Sjt .''.. .',-y:yly;
v Just received a lot of fine' F. F, VJ
Bams M Oaks Market, '
-V , Ribbon Talk. rf 1
;i All kinds or ribbons at ''all kinds of
: prices, au all silk ribbon No. 80 (bat . we
k are selling great deal at SSc yard. We
also have the velvet ribbons that are so
much m demand Just now, 25c bunch up.
-S :'i'-'i1';V,:A-.BABF00T.
Fresh Insect powder and Tangle-foot
ly paper at Davis' Pharmacy.
Spring Lamb and Spring Cblokens.thls
morning at the Oaks Market - . -
3. i, Baxter has just received a new
i line of E. P. Reed's Oxfords la all styles,
. and a fall liosof other goods to be sold
' low down.
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;' : Sacrifice Sale. : ,
; Owing to the advanced aeason we of
fer our entire stock of Mens and Boys
Jlne Straw Hals that have been selling
from tec to $1 each, at the sacrifice sale
price choloetOc.. ' ' '0. A. Barvoot.
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I am receiving over the A. 4 N. C.
railroad a frsih lot of Bananas, Oranges
- and Lemons, three shipments a , week.
Please notice my stock when putlog.
A fresh lot of hot-bed Beets, sweet and
delicious, no guano. Oive them a trial
and you will be pleased. , D. Barfield,
. 68 Broad street. '
. , Organdy.,
1 have 500 yards of 72 Inch organdy to
be Sold at 25 cents for the next 10 days
and all while and figured lawns will be
sold at a b'g ruduciiun.
j. 3. nxi!i.
Now Is Die time to liny your 1 hhim
tlca, riiiies, flue dti-KS gnods, eu:., vory
low at 1. 1. rax!'i'.
Pvll' I"'! f I
for lis fl ip c i 1 1
'n hi a
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Tod;,y Ui f J,'y Tuu , U, a D;i;:u!:al '
holiday, tlie cl!y ti.' s vi i'.l be c'.... J.
The report of burs. k g fire crackers
last cl hi, gave token tlat the Glorious
Fourth had arrived.
The O.Marks Company announce a
Fourth of July sale. Bee their adver
tisement for particulars.
Good holiday reading for tlioBfl seek
ing bargains. O. Marka Company
Fourth of July ad In this Issue. For
this day, only.
A small cargo of heme grown water
melons, firat of the season were sold In
this market, yesterday. Also a wagon
load of cantaloupes.
D. 8. Jones has been appointed deliv
ery elerk In the freight warehouse of
the A. 4 N. C. Railroad, In place , of J.
0. Thomas, Jr., removed. . ,
Tabernacle Eantlst church will have a
moonlight sail Monday night, July 8lh,
on steamer Quids. Lombardl's Orches
tra will furnish music. .
' The Journal will post the bulletins
received from Kansas City convention
as they coma today. It Is hardly to be
expected that any . will come before 8
p. m, , i f -
The dinner at Stanly Hall given by
the Daughters of the Confederacy to the
New Bern Camp of 'Confederate' Veter
ans, Is the chief patrlotio celebration
here today, , '-..
Oiflng to this being a national holi
day, the usual hours for such days will
be. observed at the postofflce. Only the
early mat! will be collected from the city
mall poxt,,0:;!:a
" Messrs.: W. H. Badon, Deputy Sover
eign Commander,, Woodmen -of the
World, of Wilmington, and X, B. Lewis
of Klnston, are in the city in the inter,
est of the Woodmen. L . fj
-I McD. Sawyer and Ella Paul were mar
ried yesterday by ' 3. M. Harrison, J. P.
The ceremony was performed while the
couple sat in their buggy, while the J.
P. stood on the sidewalk nearby. '. v
An almost new bridle and felt , h6rse
back cover, were found in a yard on
Queen street. - They : were thrown over
the fence, as if by the party who atole
tbem, Any person who has lost' such
property can regain it by proving own
ership and paying charges. Information
at this office. , -. ;-' ,'
. Fusion In Jones County.
At their . meeting last . Saturday, the-
Repnbllcans - and Populists. In Jones
county decided upon a fusion In the
presenf campaign. '. l --,'.
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., Next Week's Tournament.
There is plenty of work and' enthuat
um among the reel team here, prepa
ratory to next week's firemen's tourna
ment la Wilmington.- ' m r , v
There will be a good, large delegation
of firemen from here, but the outlook ts
that the Hat of spectators . will not be
large.
This Is due to the fact that the Atlan
tic Coast Line will ruq no special train,
and a visit to Wilmington,' for a - whole
day in that city, ' means three days ab
sence from here, with'the attending ex
penses. No special railroad rates' have been
announced as yet, and It Is largely guess
work about visitors from here to Wil
mington. fv,'.rl.Ji.': .j.1. ;
With special trains run on two days,
with low rates for the occasion, five
hundred to a thousand persons would
ge to see the eontests. js. i. f&i'-Jl
.Dazedry HlsAfpeintmenL ::
- A prominent local mill man, who was
paying his customary visit at Coca Cola's
shrine, yesterday, was for a time over
come by the announcement of his ap
pointment to the office of .constable on
day of election In August. ;
Hegardlessof the fact that 'he had
just left his horse and buggy outside, he
rushed to the telephone and called ' up
the livery stable, to send him his horse
and buggy. . , . ; '. -.:
. This action was a great surprise to
those standing near, and the gentleman
was asked why he called for his horse
when that animal was hitched outside.
Making his way to the street ' the still
dazed mill man, walked to his horse's
head, gazed Into the faithful creature's
eyes, but still failed to recognize the
animal.
However In a minute, he came to him
self again, and after Joining in the
laugh at hla actions, he Jumped into his
buegy and drove to work.
Thus It Is seen how a little political ap
pointment will .overcome even the
mighty. -
A CHILD ERJ0YS.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, an
soothing .fleet of Byrup of Figs, when
In need of a laiatlve, and if the fall
or mother be costive or billons, the rm!
gratifying riamlia follow its uso; so tin
it is the beat family remedy known sn
every family should have a holt io. H'mii
faclurci! by the OKlifurn'a i ".g Hyrup Ci
ToC.sTjx Fcjcis tf Cr:'
The I:, mid of Conns y C.,m
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J-r. R. C Ftrortg of Eiuston, was In
the c!;y j-csteiiluy. .
L:. a Virgluia EuuibS after a pleasant
visit to her uncle, Mr. W. H. Ilervey,
returned to her home in Raleigh.
Mrs. F. .C. Hunter and ion, Nat, of
Durham, returned home yesterday, ac
companied by Mrs. K. C. Richardson. '
Mrs. J, B. Hughes,' Misses Mabel and
Ethel Hughes and Master Hugh Hughes
left for Black Mountain yesterday morn
ing. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Gorham and Mrs.
M. J. Simpson, accompanied the remains
of the late Henry Rishton last night
from Fayetteville. - -
Thos. D. Warren, Esq., of Trenton and
Mr. J. E. W. Suggs of SnOw Hill, Demo
cratlo nominees for the State Senate .for
the Eighth district, are In the city. "'
State Normal and Industrial College.
The attention of our readers Is called
to the advertisement of tbe North Caro
lina State Normal and Industrial Col
lege appearing elsewhere in these col
umns. This college places the best edu
cational advantages within the reach of
the young women of the State at a cost
ranging from $92 to $133. , ,'" ,
"We notice that 490 young women rep
resenting every section and nearly every
county In North Carolina were enrolled
as students during tbe session of 1809
1900. Of these 299, according, to their
wo statements, would have attended no
other college; 172 of them defrayed their
own expenses; 40 of them earned most
of tbelr expenses by work in the dining
room and laundry;' 105 of them hsd
taught before entering college) 427 of
them were prepared partially or entirely
In the public schools. - ,,
it Anyyoung woman upon taking tbe
pledge to teach after leaving the college
two years in some public school or prt
rate school of tbe State will receive free
tuition.' Alt free tuition students cannot
secure boarding places In the dormitories
but each county is entitled to a certain
number of appointments of tbese places.
The entire expenses Including the use of
text-books of a young woman .holding
such an appointment would be $92 - for
the college year.
. v Craven county is entitled to two places
lu tbe dormitory. ..
Dover Items. ': -
- ' "July 8rd,
Mies Bertie Taylor and little sister, of
Trenton, are visiting friends and rela
tives here 1 -' it
Rev O O DnRsnt filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday and gave us a
splendid sermon. - ' , ' .
Dr J W Duguld, our next coroner for
Craven county was here yesterday visit
ing the sick. ., V ' ' v-.
- Theemal May,'' the only daughter of
Mr. Henry Miller's died early Sunday
morning and was burled Sunday after
noon In The Evans grave yard. She was
18 months - old and had been suffering
for several weeks. We extend our eon
dolence to the bereaved ones.:. .
- One of- Mr., Jackson -Waters' little
boys was cut right badly yesterday by
falling on a tin can.' Dr. Duguld dressed
tbe wound and the little fellow seems to
bs getting on nicely. :'" s :i -
' Mrs F H - Dawson and little Ruth re
turned from Morebead City this morn
ing where- they had been spending ' a
week. r . . ::,
In an enrollment of one hundred mem
bers, eighty-seven answered to their
namest Sunday 8chool, Sunday morn
ing.' The total attendance wa one
hundred and twenty. We failed last
week In mentioning those who received
prizes la the Sunday school to mention
Miss Myrah Outlaw. My rah ts an ei'
cellent Sunday school scholar and we
are sorry we overlooked ber.
The White Supremacy Club had made
quite an elaborate preparation for Mr.
Thomas last Friday night but be failed
to get here on account of the trains
missing connections. Hon. W. B. Pcarce
was present and responded vigorously
for thirty minutes. Tbe Dover cornet
band with twelve Instruments made
uiuslo for the occasion. .
Qen. C. A. Battle and Mr. R & Nixon
are billed to speak here next Saturday.
All are requested to come out and bear
these excellent speakers on the Amend
ment and other Issues. . 8 7,11
It has been demonstrated by exper
ience that consumption can be prevented
by tbe early use of One Minute Cough
Cure. This Is the favorite remedy for
coughs, colds, croup, aatlia,. grippe and
all Ihroat and lung troubles. Cures
quickly. F. 8. Duffy,
Populist Senatorial Convention.
Senatorial Convention. Ekhth
,rK comprlljlng 19 Coull!i , t
ar-
teret, Onslow, Jones, Craven, Lenoir a
ml
tireeno.
The Prantoihd Convention foi
Dl .tih t ..I be lifl.l st Kiimlon, Tu
July 17th, at 12 m.
lions !nfl': ! '.' '." ('h!r ; : J
tho
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At the residence of Mr. A. E. Pittman
lu this city, July 3rd, Dr. Samuel B.
i ooiia, born in Person county, October
24, 1G24 ' -
The remains will be taken to Klnston.
for burial, on Thursday. "
News-Observcr please copy.
Deata of Eejiry Rishton.
Died In Fayetteville, N. C., on Tues
day July Sd at 4 o'clock a. m., Henry
Rishton of New Bern. -.
The funeral will take place from Cen
tenary M. E. Church In. thla city Wed
nesday morning July 4th at nine a. m.
Friends and acquaintances invited to at
tend. :'. . '.'
Death of James B. Stanly.
. The many friends ofjfr. James B.
Stanly, of Trenton, Jenes county, will
bo sorry to learn of his death which
occurred i his home, Monday even
ing. Mr, 8tanly bad been a valued cor
respondent of the Journal's, end his
writings of olden days were most ae
eeptable and Interesting reading. 'v
Particulars of his death are not re.
celved. ' "
Public Speakings. ; ; "
Vrldar NIht, July 6th. , , .
Dover D L Ward. x '
.' , s tardy,iuly Tthi :
Croatan Messrs Stevenson Nunn and
Bryan. 7 - -
Fort Barn well Joseph' Klnsey,- and
WD Mclver. - . , --; -Maple
Cypress A.D Ward.'' ,
Truitts-0 H Gulon. , ; x 5
Dover General O A Battle and R B
Nixon- ' - .
Core Creek 8 M Brlnson and B C
Whlteburst, -
Jasper D ll Ward. "
Vanceboro Messrs Warren and Sngg.
v .Matrimony KxpenstVe-- ' .
I hear that married life Is expensive,
said a young man contemplating matrl
mony,to a -benedict of. hla acquain
tance." . . 1 " r 4 , ,
Well, replied the latter evasively, I
saw In the newspapers that Brlgbam
Young Roberts bad just been fined $180
for bigamy. V- ,
Y De Witt's Little Early Risers. 'are fa
noes' little : pills for ... liver" and ' bowel
troubles.- Never gripe. F. 8, Duffy.
- '. Notice.' .A
: Strayed or stolen, one yoke of Oxen,
one . white ' with blue" specks,' with
straight horn and bell on-. r The other
red and white, with- one horn turned
down beside of hla head, the other peg
bora stands straight la front. ).'.- l 'r
, Both la the same mark, swallow ' fork
the right crop and under bit and over
bit tbe left. Any Information' will be
gladly received. ' - J. B. O'Nbal, " .
, r -- Zorah, N.C.
.'.;...v..''V.---)' i'." "Wiiw mi iu,!n ii. ii i,;;;..;;;.:.
cake walk. ;:; '
At Planters' Tobacco Warehouse Wed.
' ,4 nesday, July 4th. v
The much talked ot Cake Walk will
be given In the "latest style of the
art" ; . '
For the accommodation of the white
people who may wish to see this up-to-
date and fantastic entertainment, the
management have reserved a portion of
tbe hall for their benefit. ? 1 ; -
. The public is assured that this will be
an entertainment of amusement,' at the
same time good order will be strictly
observed, and those who are not willing
to act orderly will not be welcomed. 1 -Two
performances, J p. m., and 8 p.
m. Admission to Hall, 10 cents. A
small extra charge for reserved seals,
. . Notice.;:;'3;''
To A. A N. C. R. H. truck shippers
and the public. '-'-j . i '
All rail truck train No. 311 will, be
discontinued after Thursday, July Sth,
19(H). The above train, No 813 Will be
discontinued after Thursday, July 5th,
UKH). . -.- 8. L. Dill,
... , General Superintendent.',
;";;'.-' Save Your Eyes. .. '
Save your sight, and have your eyes
examined free by Dr. T. O. Johnson at
107 Middle St. Only the very best qual
ity of lens used snd satisfaction guaran
teed. J. O. Baxter,
- The Jeweler,
Celery Utadache Powders, tbe best
remedy for headache. Made and sold
only at Davis' Pharmacy. -
Dobbin & Ferrall
At Tucker's,
RALKlUil, N. C.
F- ft
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INCCIv PC RATED i 9 YEARS
JANUARY, 1891, .OLD.
Turlsdlction United
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rotates and Canada.
STATEIIENT.
Benefits In force, Deo. .
oi, ia.....,...., . l,vui,H00 00
Total death claims paid. , 6.184,276 b8
Total paid for mouments 263,600 00
Total death claims and
monuments., ...... j. 8,417,77088
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Net Increase In Membership 1899
1 37.531." A 1 . 1
Total Number of Camps, 3813 - .
v. Total Membership Sovereign, Paclfle
Canadian . Jurisdiction and Wood mi a
Circle, May 81, 1900, 200,000
f: Reserve or emergency fund Invested,
$830,888 11 ' , '
WHY
NOT..
KEEP
COOL?
' If you are Buffering' from hot
weather, call and examine our line
of Light-weight , - v
31 ADR 4 H SHIRTS,
The thinnest aud coolest made.- -
- Qor line of Serge Coats is going
fast, but we have few sizes left at
prices to suit, $3 60, $4 aud $5. " .
. - Don't fail to see onr line of Flan
nel Suits, the., newest and nobbiest
line ever seen in tho city. . vCj . .
' We have just received a new sup
ply of Straw Hats and can now fit
every one. y ,
J.G.DUNN & CO.
, ''. ; Up-to-Date -
Furnisher. ,
' . : , J - 57 Pollock St
.'.Ice Cream Freeaere ranging from 91 00
to 8 00 each. Water Oo.ilers at 75, SOo;
1, 1 00, 1175 and $100 each.-Ice
Shaver at 15c, 60c and 78c each; Apple
Pealera. Screen Doors at 91 00, .91 SB
and $1 50. Window Screens In elegant
styles at SOo, 80c, 40c and 60c; Lawn
Mowers at 3 to 95..-! HsmmCcks from
50c op, (will have a new line of these la
in a few days) ' Balloon Fly Traps. Tan
gle Foot Fly Paper, Mason's Fruit Tars,
pints, quart and half gallons. Granite
Slop Pails, Foot Tubs,- eto. Bid and
Box Coffee Mills, Revolving Wafer
Irons. Majestic. Cooking Ranee.
Wheeler snd Wtlaon, New . Home and
Domeatio Sewing Machines. A Sport
ing Rifle for 2 00, shoot 22 short or long
Cartridge."" Porcelain : lined Preserving
Kettles, ' Step Ladder 480. 660 and 72e
each, Polishing Oil 25c per bottle. Can
Furniture Varniah ' and Brush at 25c.
Tobacco Sprayers, Paris Green, ete,
, Tbe wholesale trade la Invited to bur
stock of Paper Bag, Butter Trays, Wai h
Boards, Clothes Pins, Brooms, Bucket.
Axle Grease, Baskets, Tin Ware, etc.
which we are altering at very low price
, - :; Yours Truly. ' - v
J. C.
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CORRECT
TIME.
The Fall Is comlog snd
now is the time t place your -order
with us for that Uigh-Qrade Bug
gy, like we always put up. 80 drop a
carl of what you will wan!, so we will
be ready for any kind of buggy wanted.
RiwiK-ctfoIly,
(i. II. VYJjt.h flon,
"A liroad Street. ,
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: EVERY JULY 4th WE HOLD
I A SPECIAL SALE !
f Giving our customers the benefit of very
J LOT7 PRICES on a great many articles.
i This year our prices are particularly
low considering the great advance in all
cotton goods. '-V . '-.-., ,
We have had a good Spring and
r Summer business. and we are glad-to
v ofier to our trade such - bargains as we
will Wednesdays July 4th as a compli-
mentary Sale.
ll?mcinber the dilate, Wednesday,
f July 41 h. ' ' ,-
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Best Calic6S,...:r.U-.....-...,.;." ' :.....4C
v Yard wide Homespun, .".4 c -
5' Good yard wide Bleach,.;...:.... ..,..;:.,5c
t Best' " - V ;-6c
J'CheckNainsook,...,..:,.: .'.4c
sv -Yard wide Percales,......:,.....!,.,, ..' ,. ......v.yc
5: Yard wide White, Wash Swiss,. 5c, worth 10c.
33 in. White Organdy,......,. ;.7J5c
: Silkalene,...;....:.......'. w.............. 7c ,& 9c
Figured. Law&s, 8c, 10c & 14c.
. ; - Reduced from ioc, 15c and 20c.
Figured Piques,...;J:v'-- - .7JV
A few Laundred White Shirts......... 39c
A few Linen Collars,.;........;.....
Check and Plaid Crash Skirting,. 10c
Shirt Waists,.!...;;;.. .;..4u.i..at 39c, 59c, 79, and 98c
Reduced from 56c, 79c, 98c, and $ 1.50
', NOTIONS!. V
White and Black Cotton Tape, ic
Hair Pins,.,.............:.. ic paper.
. Aluminum Hair Pins,. 5c dozen.;
Hair Curlers worth 5c and 10c, .....at 3c aud 5c
, Kid Hair Curlers, 3c pk".;
Hooks and Eyes...... ic card.
Pearl Buttons,.:... 4c doz.
Ladies' and Men's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, 4c-
Children's Black Hose...... . ..4c:
Crash and Pique Ready-to-wear Skirts at nearly-half
. - 'the regular price. -
AU ot the above will be on sale Wed
nesday and as some quantities are small
the first comers will be best served.
O. cmirks Company,
THE STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLKGIi ,
, . "TOP NORTH CAROLINA
Offers to young women thorough literary, classical, sclentln". and industrial ednca-" ,
tloa and special pedagogical training. Annual expenses 93 in $13; for oon-.-i Bi- .
denta, 1103. Faculty of SO members. More than 400 regular sludenta. Has ma'.nc- a -ulated
about 1,000 siudenw, representing every county In the 8tate except r ue. .
Practice and Observation School of a'Knt 250 pupils. To secure board la dormdo- -riee,
all free tuition applications should be made before August 1. ' ? -
Correspondence Invited from those desiring competent trained teachers.
For catalogue and other information addresa until Atiiun lfith 'i
PKOF. J. Y, JOYNEIt, Oean o'Collegi
CHARLES a MclVER, President. ,
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tECHBICAL EDUCATION IN
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and Electrical Englnetnug,
and Arcnitectur - ..'
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Carpentry, Wood-tlrning, Blacksinithirig, Maohine-work.
.v. ' Mill-work, Boiler-tending, -Engine-tending, and Pynjmo-
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f-z Neit session open Beptember 6iht i- -rr ' -:; .
fZ " Entrance examination In each County Court-hou, July B8th, 10 2
fc o'clock a ro; alao-wt the Allege September 4tb and (lb. A ,
TB For full Information, address - V --'"' j '
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