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and invites the inspection of the public.
The latest makes and stoles in Snrin? Suits for vrvlivlv
The latest makes and styles in Spring Suits for everylody
At Prices that Knock Out Competition
Mens Furnishing Goods of every description. Cheap too.
Shoes, up-to-date styles and of the best makes. Dry Goods of
all kinds. We carry a choice line of MILLINERY that is pret
ty enough to suit any lady. Ladies Dress Goods of every qual
ity from ginghams to the most select weaves, at right prices.
Give us a call and we'll do the rest.
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P. HOWARD, Proprietor,
59-61 Middle Street.
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, An Open Letter, ;
t Friend Johnla answer to yon, will
say yes I have oa hand at present about
19,083 brick both. ' bard bnnied and
sunon (oft) to your chimney,, would
ad vis to ue union, bat for foundation
to hem set you should use hard," Name
number you want and will send at onoe.
.".' Tours as ever,
Moon's Wood ft Bbiok Tiro.
Prices, Oh well, don't give me away.
Fin Spring Lamb first of the season
at Oaks Market, Today!
At Davis'.
Go to' Davis' for moth balls, fly paper,
Insect powder,chlorlde of lime In Cans for
disinfecting, etc. ,
. LESS WORRY.
Children will play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves in
dozens of ways, and you can't prevent
it. All you can do is.to keep them as
free from exposure as possible and al
ways have In the house a Cough Remedy
that can be depended upon. Aaway's
Croup Byrup will fill every requirement
It is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 25 cents will be
refunded by any dealer selling It Bold
by Davis', Henry's, .and Bradham's
Pharmacy.
Division (Sale of Land
NORTH CAROLINA.) In the
Craven Coostt. f Superior Court
Jjeiore w. Jl. Watson, Ulerk.
Alex P. Davis. Laura Jackson and her
husband Fred Jackson,
VB.
Lacy Henderson and Charles Henderson
ner Husband, and JClla 1C Lewis,
The defendants above named will take
notice that an action entitled as abeve
has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Craven County, to sell the lot
or parcel 01 lana situate m tbe Uity of
New Bern on the West side of Bern Bt .
(being the same lot conveyed by deed of
isaac w. mioanxs ana lAicinaa Stanley
to Lncretia Gaion, recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds for Craven
county, in book 81, folios 888 and 808),
and devised by the said Lncretia Guion
deceased, to the plaintiffs ajui defen
dants Bbare and share alike, and for a
division of the proceeds of said sale be
tween tbe said plaintiffs and defendants,
and the said defendants will further
take notice that they are required to
appear at tbe term of the Super lor court
for the County of Craven to be held on
the 8rd Monday of June, 1008, being the
10th day of the said month, at the court
boustf of said county at New Bern, N.C,
and answer or demur to the petition in
said action on file in said court or the
plaintiffs will apply for the relief de
manded in said petition.
This 8rd day of May, 1902.
W. M. WATSON,
Clerk Buperior Court
; WEEKLY FASHION BINTS.
The Proper Style of Skirts. A Decidedly
Jfei':rTel Sleeve.' ,.: ,
! This gown combines all the new fear
tares of the eurrea mode. The Stoa
has loose fronts that open over a vest
embroidered with beige and a pale blue
Oortlcein Fllo silk, similar embroidery
adorning the deep pelerine collar. The
sleeve fs decidedly novel and deserves
special mention. It is cut with a point
edged with a band ol stitched voile and
Is completed with a kind of under sleeve
of croam liberty silk formed into puffs
with straps of beige velvet. Beige velvet
ribbon la a darker shade adorns both
the Jacket and skirt The latter shows
the fashionable sheath effect and la ad
dition to the velvet a trimming of straps
In inverted scollops stitched with Gortl
celll silk.
The new skirts are fitted closely at the
hips but flare very much Indeed below
the knees. A great many skirts with hip
yokes are shown, either of shirring,
tucking or tiny bands, joined with a
fancy open stitch. Some very attractive
skirt models in sheer materials are laid
In narrow box-plaits from the waist to
the knees and below that there is a nret
tlly shaped flounce with insertions of
cream lace and a garniture of narrow
gathered ribbon.
YOU INOW WHAT YOU ARB TAKING
When you take Grove's Tasteless Chill
Tonic, because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
is simply iron and quinine in a tastelee
form. No cure no pay. Price 58c.
New Elk's Home For Winston-
Salem.
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State Charters. Pablle Sekeels.
Leaking After Brlgkt Tebaeee.
Leber .Scarce la Wake
Ceaaty. High Pri
ces fr
Feed.
Raleigh, May 4. The State charters
the Elks' Home and Auditorium Co., of
Winston-Salem,' capital 135,000; R. J.
Reynolds and others stockholders.
The object Is to build an auditorium,
A charter is . also granted the Rober-
sonville High School Co., of Martin
county, capital $10,000.
Another charter Is granted tbe Tax-
away Tannery Co., of Transylvania
county, capital 1100,000.
A Japanese named Hatta was here to
day conferring with the commissioner
of agriculture regarding North Caroli
na's bright tobacco. He win visit va
rious sections. He came with an Intro
duction from Milton Whitney of the
United States AgrtciLtural depart
ment
In response to a question asked by
your correspondent commissioner of
agriculture Patterson said bethought
this State's tobacco crop this year would
reach 160,000,000 pounds.
In accordance with calls for and to
keep their public schools open, 4 months
in the year, the State today sent 11,508
to Madison county and f 888 to Pamlico.
Hertford Is now the only county not
heard from.
The plans for the new building at the
Methodist Orphanage should have been
In hand by February 1, but the architect
makes only promises.
The delegates from this State to the
Charleston Exposition on the "West In
dian Days", W. 8. Chadwlck, W. B.
Blades, B. F. Montague, G. W. Watts
and W. R, OdelL, are all expected to at
tend. There Is a desire for the develop
ment of trade between the Southeastern
parts and the West Indies.
The high price of various foods excites
much remark. Sweet potatoes being tS
abusheL For two small chickens 85
cents Is asked. Kggs have retailed at SB
cents but are now 17J
The sheriff of this county says farm
labor, white and black Is very scarce
For two years this haa been the case.
The scarcity Increases. He says that
after last year's crop failure In this coun
ty 100 white families moved to Durham
to work in cotton mills. A good deal of
the labor is of poor type, declining to
work.regularly, and merely doing odd
jobbs. The sheriff says this remark ap
plies to both white and black.
The State charters the T. R, Fowls
memorial hospital at Washington, J as
L. Fowls sad others trustees. It will
receive lbs sick and Injured and train
nurses. A charter Is also granted the
Salem Parlor Furniture Co., of Winston
Salem, capltaU $100,000 F H Fries and
others stockholders.
THH XARIETS.
The fodowlng quotation were reoetv
ad by J. I. Latham 4k Co, New Bern
N. O. 1
. ; Nnw Toan, May 8.
Ootto; Open. High. Low. Cloee
May..... ....9.80 0.15 9.10 .0
July 0.88 9.25 9 18 0.18
Aug. 9.08 9.09 9.08 9 01
Sep 8.51 8 51 8.47 8.47
Oct ..8.35 8.87 883 8.38
Wnna:
My ...
July...
OobH:
May
Ribs:-
Msy
New York. Msy 8.
Btocju; Open. Hbjh. Low. Close
Sugar... 185 188 18T54 188
So By ..... 88 80 85f 80
I.I, L 13 18 12 18
U. 8. 8 40 41 40 41
Pacific Mall 41
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Mo. P. 98 99 98 99
Atchison 78 78 78 78
Ye. C. C 71 78 71 71
A. C. 0 58 58 51 03
Am. Ice 18
Liverpool
Spots 5.. Bales 7,000 bales.
Futures, May-June 5.00. Ang-Sept.
4.01. Sept-Oct 4.48.
Nw Tork, May 8 1903.
We think well of market but may be
carried lower by selling of distressed
longs. R. Moobi&Co.
mum lumber nun
DESIRES TO STATE THAT THEIR
Is OPEN and READY FOR BUSINESS, where
can be found; everytHm
Merchandise;; Sbeci
, to . Each Department, and MBBMWii$;MMf--
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We ell the Best of Eveithini: the Cheapest
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Holsbkarlr.
Rusty Itufua Do lady lu de next
bouse give me a piece of homemade
caksk Won't you five me enmothlir'
tool
Mrs. Bpiteful Certainly I Barea a
pepsin tablet Exchange.
ThoM who aeek for aomethlns! mere
than happiness in this worU mniftfnot'
complain u nappueas is not ueirper-
rioa Thomas Cartjla.
PUZZLED '
HaruWorlt Sometimes to KaUe Children.
. ChUdrea's taste Is oftlmes more aecur-
aU In selecting the right kind of food to
lit the body than that of adults. Nature
works more accurately through the child
f". -.:: . ,.; .v.-' .,.!
A Brooklyn lady says, "Our little boy
has long beam troubled with weak digest
ion. . Ws eould as vet persuade him to
take aura than oaC taste of any kind, pf
eereal food. He was a weak little ehap
and we were puuled to know . what to
feed him on. One Jucky day we tried
Grape-Nuts. Well yon never saw a ohQd
eat with such a relish, aad.lt did me good
to see him. From that day on it seemed
as though we eould almost see him grow
He woald eat Grape-Nuie for Dreekfast
aad supper aad I think he would have
Uksd the feoffor dinner. . ihtlt,i " i
-Thedlffereaoe la his ippeaiaaee Is
something weaderfuL - V : ' i
My husband has never been - knowa to
fsaey eereal foods of any kind, bet he
became very fond of Grape-Nuts aad has
beta mack Improved la health staee ne-
lagtt.-; .s.i ' '!i::; fv
A friend has two children who were
formerly afflicted with the rickets, 1 was
satisfied that the disease was caused by
lack of proper nourishment They show
ed It So I urged her to use .Grape-Nuts
as sa siperiment and the result was
almost magical. They continued the
food and today both children ere well
and strong as any children In this City,
and, of course, my friend toe Arm be
liever la tbe right kind of food, 7or she
has the evidence before her eyes every
day. - ,
- When I have some task to perform
about tbe house and don't feel very
trort, aumirorof Gwpe-Nuteend Crc
t:!:nu!hU,l mi and I am e)t!e to do t
t,"-k at bnd .
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Chicago, May 8.
Open. High. Low. Close
. 76 75 75 75
. 70 76 70 70
Open. High. Low. Close
80 00 00 00
Open. High. Low. Close
050 955 950 , 955
PORT RBonirTs. '
Same week
Last week last year,
60,000 71,090
This wees.
Bat 11000 18000
Mon. 8000 33000
Tues. 18000 34000
Wed. 18000 9000
Thurs. 10000 10000
Fri. 11000 18000
75,000
91,000
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention is riven them.
Only the best drugs are used. The
prices are reasonsDie. nana yours uere
to De nuea.
We are still selling meat at 1lo per
pound, not 90c u reported. Oaks Market
Hag Edward Said to Favor Chris
tlaa Science.
Boston Herald April tl.
London. April 91. 1903Jnst whsn
ale Imperial nephew was fulminating
aaainst tne unnsuan Baeausu ia ucr
many, it appears that King Edward was
manifesting especial Interest in this pe
cularKloctrine, which la now spreading
witn surprising rapiaiiy J&ngiaaa.
Information reached me on what ap
peared to be rood authoritr. several
weeks ago, that his majesty had become
seriously Interested la Christian Science
but the news was so much et variance
with the King's known tastes, that It
was aot advisable to print It until it
eonia be eoanmten mat anotnet source.
The eoaflrmatioa la a site eoavuoiat,
Lord aad Ladr Duuaora. who were la
America not long ago, la consul latioa
with Mary Baker Eddy, the chief
prophetess of this cult, are largely re-
poastMO lor ue sunrs conversion.
T her 'Bad the vouns: Msrchimess of
BaU are Ue social leaders of the move
ment la England. Taey have been Of
lata on terma of personal Intimaeywllh
the KinsT.who.lt la said, seat for Lord
Dunmore, after, hearing of eae of that
nobleman's alleged achievements la
healing a fashionable sufferer whoes
case naa nemeaine uouege oxrnyev
dans end Borreons.
There Is no evidence that the Kta has
atteaded any of the Chrtstlaa Neimoe
meetings, eat It Is aawtorstood that both
he aad Queen Alexandra are taking the
treatment . aad that la oonseanenoe thr
professional healers are having their
nanus ruu with oraers irom tne smart
set ' . -
This sew departure has enlv widened
the breech between the King aad ths
eoolaelastloal aathorfUes of the Charch
of i England of which hols nominally
the head.' HUfayeuas ana nia Bcreis-
lent absteetlonfrosn eoaunaaioa slaoe
he was eoaflrmed. In the days of his
youth, begsa the trouble, aad his recent
appointments Of comparatively vounr
men as bishops, over the heads of arad
scholars who had been standing la line
for yeara, insrsassa n. mis- lepeaiaa
determination not to partake of eom
mubloa at the coronation, added to this
aew foaad la tenet tn Christina Bcieaoe,
haa broorht about e rather serious feel
ing of Irritation. - His majesty even re
fund at nratlobe anointed, aad sub
mi ilni to ths ancient programme only
'ur It had been considerably modified
inatead of removing his enter robes.
according to C""""n. the arcbblshop
of Csn turbary U have to apply the
on uirouga-e siit ia ma auig s gar-
Bienta. .. . . j
As a iwinlt. Die king's orthodoxy has
btto called In quesilua Ifl eoclmii1cal
'irelea, but a elxse connection of one of
.:' most prominent t iiffe la )'"!!rd
iu.B a i ore c-" ..-!. view. ) e said
fi ti t wriinit "I t'.ink we
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lish Cured Shoulders, Fulton Market Corned Beef and Canned 2
Meats of all kinds. ' " X "
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fllnvor Tfill Print anil nr. IV .-Als4 S
a Nice Print Butter for 80c lb. ' .
Nice Fruit Jelly 5c lb. ,'
Pickles both sour and sweet. ' -s
New Cream Cheese. ,(
Phone us your orders and they will be filled at the lowest
possible prices. . -
Yours to please,
Wholeoale
eft BetaU
a Grocer ;
71 Broad St.
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'Phone 91,
1 twViatanyiantw7Vitef!sViiwVia)V
Fox Ifwer
Vrint "Butter
V 4,
35c per Pound.
If you want your breakfast table complete buy your But
ter Coffee, Tea, Flour, &c. from us.
We also have a large stock of all kinds of Canned Goods,
that we do not care to carry over for next season, that we are
are selling at a bargain.
Don't buy anything in our line until you get our prices.
Tours to Please,
T. IB. JSSSZSS 3Tr.,
Wholesale and Retail Oncer,
PHONE 69. Cor. Broad eft Haneock St.
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E CAN COLLAR YOU
TWICE FOR 25 CEWTS.
WE CAN CUFF YOU
FOR 25 CENTS.
We will do a good job at the price, and yon
will be well pltased. We know of no one
who can do the job letter, or more satiflfact- '
orily to you. We Injlieve we are selling the
Best Collar and Cuffs on the Market Linen '
on both sides, and they won't come back to
you wich saw edges the first or second time
they are laundried. We take particular
pride in having Collars and Cuffs that are
just right, and it would please us to have
you give us a trial on Collars and Cuffs. No
late style but what is here.
E. W. ARMSTRONG,
67 Middle Street. .
The World's
Appetite
e
must be satisfied by pro
viding the Best Groceries.
But the world thinks of some
thing besides just good things
' to eat It thinks of the neces
adtj of getting them at a rea
sonable price.. We watch for
, quality always, but we see, too
'. that the price Is right.
J: J. Tolson, Jr.
Broad SU. Grocer.
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Ev HAVENS,
The Old Sellable Shoe Maker on Middle
Btreethwpleased.the people for yeara
wttb bis work,, Can exoell all! others In
the business In this city. The repairing
of Ladlee ahoet specialty, r- , w. I
LAIATIVa TASTELESS
"'.!. to;:id;
ml a gf - --rnrm
von aur
1 V
loosens p the tenach
In aoes, clears out U e 1
catarrhal aeadaches 6 i t
gestloa In the front of l
Is only 10 oents and the !
from Its net Is worth l
Mfg. by Bradham's i ;
Coin Headache I
V ' ' ' Contain ao
of other Injurious c'
depress but st!rr
increase hs so .
forlleadachas; '
10c. Made an.l 1
aaacy, eorner IV