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' v SIW BIEN, R. C, WEDNESDAY UORIIHfi, JUNE 4, 1902. TWENTY-FIRST YEAR- ' aT... aR tot2 What we say we do "Ve do do" and don't you fbget it. l I Ladies lisle Thread Vest, good quality, Ladies Swiss Appliqned Front, extra good value at 60c, only Ladies Pure Silkalien with Lace Front that is worth 75c, Ladies Lisle Thread in Pink, Blue and Black, Organdies, 68 inch, a good value at 60c, for 40 inch white and in all colors, worth 25c, this week, Persian Lawn, both black and white, at 20c, 25c & Irish Linen for Shirt Waists, real fine quality, 36 in. only, 1000 yards Colored Lawns, beautiful patterns, and special . good value at 16c, we will sell for This is no old stock, but all New Goods, just received bought for Cash. New Embroideries and Laces. See them ! fpiMHHIIHMHHMHHIIHHHm 5t The (Store that Saves Ion Money. Z: The American Stock Co., 5 will take pleasure in showing their IMMENSE STOCK. JL,OTUING of every description, Shoes, Hats and every article of Z DRY GOODS , usually found in a first-class dry goods store. We have a beau . tiful line of Straw Hats which are very cheap, also felts and j derbies. The very latest styles in Low Quarter Shoes at prices ja that defy competition. Beautiful fancies in Ladies :E MILLINERY, In fact wc have everything for the summer girls. We carry a full lino of heavier goods to supply the working people, and we sell them too. The prices is what sells goods, and we claim we can save jou money. Come let us convince you. AMERICAN STOCK CO., P. HOWARD, Proprietor, 59-61 Middle Street. r KLf The very thing for Summer A GREAT LINE OP we are showing: now in Soft Goods - From 25c to $1.00 in white and colored Madras Cloth. ABOUT THAT f v (' ' . it Is still selling. I Phono G. v: - ; Store Cornsr ' South Frc:t ' ;ininnniiuiHuiiiimumimiinnrnTTtTTtn?Tmriiin;-: Mill II II II V 1 25c 85o 50c 50c 30o 18o 30c 50c V V VYY V v TV V Z 5 U U J CD) nr AV,:y" ri I w Vki y u u t and yfr wmmmmms 'Winston-Salem Centennial May 81. The week Jast -closed at Winston-Satan has been one of .extraor dinary Interest both to the community and to the Bute aj large," Thousands of people have assembled here from all parts of the country. v, ; . The programme naturally divided it self Into thehbtorleal, the musical and the general commencement features, and many distinguished men have been the gnesti of the city, Gov. Aycockof North Carolina, Adjutant Gen. Henry of New York City, Senator Clark of Mon tana, General Counsel MoWhorter of Georgia, Dr. Chas D, Mclver of Greens boro, Snpt. of Publlo Instruction, J. T, Joyner. Senator Matt W, Ransom, and others. Trained musicians under the leader ship of Prof. Peterson, a large Centen nial chorus . led by Mr. Shirley regaled the multitudes with mask: both vocal and Instrumental. ' , Sixteen .realistic tableaua were given representing the visit of George Wash' ington to Salem, the Mecklenburg Dec laration of Independence, the coming of the Moravians to Wachovia, Gov, Try on's vtalt to Salem, Oornwallla' stop with his army and many others. At the great union praise service held Sunday, every denomination . In the twin-city was represented by its pastor, and every minister with his congrega tion and multitudes of visitors and citi zens of the community who assembled on 8alem Square. The Illuminations on the Academy buildings and the squaro were as brill iant as thousands of colored electric lights could make them. The decora tions also In the Aoademy colors, gold and white, were seen in Interminable lengths of bunting draped around the college buildings, and upon private houses throughout the twin-city. - The crowning circumstance of the week was the impressive ceremony of the laying of the corner-stone of the Alumnae Memorial Hall today. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, The Kind Yon Hara Always Bought Bears the Signature of Prescriptions at Davis'. Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt and careful attention Is given them. Only the best drugs are used. The prices are reasonable. Bend yours there to be filled. We have them mm i and sizes, for both men and women ; - 1 ' .... kf I fl .Hli'-t '-mm'-M- - .'. Supreme Court Opinions. Special to Journal - - Rauioh, Jane 3. The Supreme court filed the following opinions today; . Green vs Green, Jackson, error. Johnson vs. ' Armfield; Guilford, new trial - Harris vs Wood and. Granville; No error. . ' State vs. Smart; Mecklenburg, per cur. lam, affirmed. Powell vs. Carolina and Northwestern Railroad; CadweU, per curiam, affirm ed. " List of Letters Remaining in the Post Office at New Beia, Craven county, N. C. June 9, MlN's UST. B William O. Bryant, Henry Barnes, W. H. Barring, ton. C J. U Cherry care Tug Helen. D Walter Daniels. E Sergt Eubanks, Husey Edward. H J. O. Horton, Gule Howard. J Arthur Jones. M Goodie Morris. P William Penn. 8-William Skinner. T Joshua R. Turnage. WOMAN'S LIST. B Ella Burdan, Emma Brown. . H Ella Haven, Nellie Hatch, tiarah Harris. J Elizabeth James. K Emma Koonce. L Delia Latham. M Mrs. Moore. P Dora Phillips, Eatle Perkins (Dead Letter.) R Annie Bos, Alice Robinson. 8 Alxoeney Sawyer. W Mrs. F. W. Watson. Persons calling for the above letters will please say advertised and give date of list The regulations now require'that one (1 eent shall be collected on the delivery of each advertised letter. S. W. Hancock, P. M. Ball Players As well as everybody else, need some eood liver medicine occasionally. BRADHAM'S ANTIBILIOUS LIVER PILLS "cleanse the liver, cool the blood and ease the head." without griping or danger of salivation note this these pills are purely vegetable and serve their nuroose as well as If they contained some Injurious mineral drug. Box of 88 for 85c 18 doses. Mfg. and sold at Bradham's Pharmacy. In all colors ."MM,M B:::i Sto. h :;- " mm. - s - Afrtcultural Department Receives 40 More Awards From Parts. Options on Swamp Laid la Carteret and PimllcoCeaalies (liven to , ' D.'IT. Morton aad the ; Blade Lumber Co. TheAMCoUege Bay 6S Acres of Laad Adjacent to Its Farm. Raliise, June 8. Today the agri cultural department received for various exhibitions from this State at the Paris exposition 40 more awards, of which It previously knew nothing. Most of these were In the department of mines and mining. The State board of education grants to D. W. Morton an option on the Swamp lands In Carteret county at 75 cents an acre, and to the Blades Lumber .Com. pany an option on the Swamp lands In Pamlico, also at 75 cents. State Superintendent Joyner Is ad vised that the people of Roxboro yester day voted a speclsl tax for publlo schools, only 8 votes being cast against It. Gov. Aycock pardons Henry H. Smith of Richmond county who had served 3 months of a 12 month's sentence for larceny. Smith has Inflammatory rheu matlsm. The State entomologist finds that the corn ear worm Is doing damage In Robe son county. Tbere were, at the place he Inspected, a dozen worms to a stalk. The need for rain here Is great. Oar- dens aro showing the effect of the drought Many persons went to the State Unl verslty today, to attend the commence ment. It was senoir class day and also alumni day. Congressman E. W. Pou delivered the address before the alum ni. A number of lawyers, Including sev eral from Raleigh, went up to Greens boro today to appear In tlunotable case against the Revolution cotton mills. Ii is claimed that a pond at the mills, fur nishing water for the boilers, furnished also malaria and the particular mosquito which carries malaria. A government expert says there are none of these mos quitoes at that place. There are 100 witnesses In the case, 20 of them being experts. The people who had chills and fever sue the company for heavy dama ges. The Agricultural and Mechanical Col lege has bought a 53 acre farm west of and adjoining lu farm for $10,000. It Is a fine piece of property, with a large residence, barns, eta, and good land. Bla.olaa of Povarty. "No," mused the poor husbandman. "I do not envy the rich. I bare no bit ter feeling toward those who roll In wealth. My soul harbors no thoughts of malice toward the men who are pop ularly presumed to revel In luxury." Here be picked up the stick with which he had been beating the parlor carpet and resumed operations, aaylng between strokes: "Think of having-to beat a million -dollars' worth of these dad blamed carpets every spring I" Baltimore American. FOOD AND GIRLS. Study Don't Hart U They are fed Right. Soma time ago one of the ladles' pa pers published a long list of extracts from letters from mothers, speaking of broken down school girls. True, over work and too much confinement Is largely responsible, bat, on the other hand, If the girl Is fed on the right kind of food to rebuild, the dally i wast shs can stand more work and the matter of food Is the real foundation of the sub- A 17 year old girl writes fromCaro, Mich-,' about how a change In food helped her. ' "I am only school girl 17 years old but I am old enough to appre ciate what the wonderful brain food Grape-Nuts' .has dons for me. About twO years ago my health became very poor and I smnnabk loTstudy, and fi nally, obliged to leava school. ;. I was pot on Grape-Nats Breakfast Food.' In abont three months I recov ered my strength,my mind became much more clear aad scats and I wal able t (soma school work. , X,i -i I continued to assj Grape-Huts until 1 discovered that I was getting too fat , I gained so mock la .weight that (had to dlsoontloa It It Is the best food I ever heard of for building tp a feroken down Syltasn, vi.-'r ,'-". I have aa aunt who went to India as s missionary and while there shs was 111 four times with Indian fever and became mere skeleton. When sha . returned here her mueoles were as flabby as could be. She was pnt on Grape-Nuts Break. fast Food and quickly recovered. Her muscles grew hard snd firm and she en tirely regained 'her health,' has greatly Increased In weUht and never knows S nick day now.' tSlte Is sltll entlng Grape- Nats and says she would not do without tlie food for anything. I can never say enough In praise of your wondornu rood. fUme given by I'oM i Co., lv.lle Crx k, V.hh. t.k i!ie c( k to stiow yon t'-e rc 'pe k In t' e p-1 " -i ft (' ": - " '. CITY TRIAS. STATEMENT. Thos. Daniel. Trees., la Acceaat with the City of New Bern. I OltNBRAI. FUND. May 1. To Bal. 118 60 ' May 29. To J. J. Colson, vouch ers m 80 May 31 do 1183 41 May 31. To J. J. ToUon, checks 100 GO 2,493 61 May. By Cedar Grove Cemetery 12 50 By Thos. Daniels 16 67 By W. W. Clark 25 00 do 25 00 do 25 00 do 25 00 do 25 00 do 25 00 Wm Dunn 60 00 L G. Daniels 200 00 C. L. Stevens 45 00 Dr. P. W. Hughes 15 00 New Bern Ice Oo. 1 60 C. Lupton . 35 00 Henderson Telephone Co. - 1125 J. M. Hargett 2 80 Fabric Hose Co. 655 00 H. C, Whltehurst 25 00 C T Hancock 2 00 P. Trenwith 4 10 W P Jones 4 25 Hyman Supply Co. 2 75 TP MoCarthy 1 60 J B Watson 4 10 Hyman Supply Co. 8 29 W W Clark 25 00 H C Whltehurst 25 00 B B Davenport 6 57 W W Clark 25 00 Greenwood Cemetery 6 63 E S Btreet 9 00 AH Green 800 New Bern Gas Co. 9 10 W Bmallwood 75 B B Davenport 1 85 New Bern S. F. E. Co. Helper 5 00 C J Brinson 5 00 Burros & Gray 65 86 F T Patterson 25 00 WH Griffin 8500 A L Bryan 3500 R P Williams 10 00 Atlantic 8. F. E. Co. Helper 5 00 R P Montague 85 00 J T Lewis 85 00 JO Collins )00 J B Dixon 35 00 H H Tooker 25 00 Thos Daniels 218 60 JJTolson 60 90 T B Und 80 00 J J Tolson 14 50 E 8 Street 19 00 DrChas Duffy 1000 N A Brooks 20 00 J. M. Hargett 60 00 Hollister 4 Cox 20 00 A. J. Gasklns 20 00 C. T. Watson 151 48 News ds Observer Pub. Co 25 00 Balance 172 18 2.499 61 ELECTRIC LIGHT FUND. May 81, To balance 16,825 00 WATER SEWER DEPT. May l" To balance 1,964 55 fine Lumber Jo w uu Henderson Tel. Co 7 50 Balance 1,917 05 1,904 55 CEDAR OROVR CEMETERY, May 81, To balance 1,984 61 GREENWOOD OEMETKRT. May 81. To balance 174 95 Paw It OSt GlMfmllr. If at a dinner party yon happen to nonet a nlas of claret over your f air neighbor's l .white satin dress, smile pleasantly and say: "Ah, it Is always a sign or .wet .wnen the class falls." You ,wlll be forgiven and in au proo ablllty Invited by her papa to dine with him on Sunday. Littleton's Gala Week. The Commenoement of Littleton Fe male College Is looked forward to by the people of the community with eager ness and pleasure from year to year. Commenoement - began on Sunday, with a fine sermon before Faculty and Students by Rev. H. A, Humble, pastor of Littleton Circuit Rev. R. C. Beaman preached the an neal sermon on Wednesday snomlag, from the text "Who knoweth whether thou art coma to the kingdom for sack a time aa thlsr His forceful, practical thought on character will, without doubt, bring forth fruit In the lives of the earnest youog women to whom they were addressed, Among the places of Interest to visi tors were the Art Studio with 'lis fine exhibit ef work don by stadeaU during the year; and the Literary Society Hall which has been recently furnished In soft, rich shades of oak and brown. General Julian 0. Can was tfca speak er of the day aad his splendid address ea "Woman", was listened to . with, closest and most interested attention, elldi(a frequent and snthuslastie burst of ap plause. At th does of his address. Gen Can's establishment of n perpetual scholarship at Littleton Femal College, In memory of Mrs, Melissa Frances Bet ter (th beloved and sainted . another' of Mrs. Rhodes) was not only most grace ful and happy thing, snob aa Gen, Can knows So well how and When to dot but will prove a channel of Uesslngv th width and depth aad length of which sen hot be measured this side of eter nity . - vi-K.y' ' Ths oollsge oloses a most' prosperous yesr with every Indication Of the largest opening next fall In the history bf th Intlltatlon. President Rhodes announced that be already had on fl! on hnadred and twelve applications for admlssloa la September, ami that srr"catlons Were bolng receelved almost dally, ' - m M , Extra Standard 3 lb Tomatoes, 10c per can, (retail only); ure Gold Corn, 10c can, or 3 cans for 25c; String Beans, 7o can, 3 cans for 20c; Okra and Tomatoes 10c per can, Com and Jlomatoes, 10c per can, Uartlett Pears 10c per 3 lb. can, Lima Beans, lOo per can. Fancy Evaporated Apples, 10c lb. Nice Fruit Jelly, 5c lb. Nice Freeh Ginger Snaps, 5c lb. Nice Toilet Soap, 2 cakes for 5c. Ham and Veal Sonn 1 Dp. p'in Pniii rv.;i,r. m T , , n , " 1 i "vwva uracil xvu WU1, UDDV 3 Potted Ham and Tnnriio ; cor. fi fr.n ok. .i l , . areas of other articles which space, ai uargain rriees. 'Phone 91. av sr .sasaBaaank. ? rox Kwer thirst "Butter 35c per Pound If you want yourbreakfast table complete buy your But ter Coffee, Tea, Flour, &e. from us. We also have a large stock of all kinds of Canned Goods that we do not caro to curry over for next season, that we are are selling at a bargain. Don't buy anything in our line until you get our prices. , Wholesale and " U U f 1 RJ IT I'll awAU iuvn g, wr. urwau 4X JU HHCOCK HIS, i The Best Staples. You will always find us selling the best staple things of life the tilings which are necessary for satiefc tion in housekeeping Su gar, Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, etc. Surely the best line of staples and a complete list of fancy things. J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad St Grocer. Phone 137 Carload of Stock's Best Patent, Diadem & Iloso Bud Flour. Tobacco Twine. All kinds of Gro ceries, Rope and Netting, Lots of Empty Flour Barrels for sale. Pine and Coal Tar. B, B. DAVENPORT. 84 Middle St. Why let your horse Go Unshod? I will shoe all round for 75c. Properly shod horses have no corns. Put sand shoes on your driving hone, you will never use any others. I pnt these On IS hoars to the day, In the Old Ice House, 45 Middle Street. Try me. A. II. GREEN. Q ; ipveored toS.Mld- j at at one aoor oeiow my : old stand, 'where I will be gyis tva all my (old , frlonds tod. customer. , i' ' I hTa oomplete stock J ; o! erety thingin the Jew. -( ; 1 If SL. SB... S . i , .. , . 'C y eiryune, , cpeoiai attcn- ' Uon given to Eopalring. EATON,: Old Man The Lecdtnj Jewelet. b y' v' aoU) aiiu uuu we cannot mention for lack of Wholesale A Retail Groeer, 71 Broad St. Retail (tracer, -m WWY w jmmmmmm Horse Shoer, NAM JACKSON. I am still shoeing horses, and doing all kinds of Blacksmith work, have been working at the business hern In New Bern 40 years; am on the WharL Baek of Chas. a Hill's. There's Consolation in Knowing ' that yotl ean re4 yonr earrWce ve na Ired la a thoranchl fflelent ana dur X Op-to-iti Date J able manner at Waters' Osrriafe Factory. Their skill sn naawsnf all broken part., nelntinf and varnUhlnj la too wll kaown to need special nnUon, while hheit prices are remarkably moderate t r th paiaatakinir cam dlspteymt In all thel work.'' Th man who tails to own a Waters baggy has mUeed a part of l in fortane. Kamember wear puttii on robber tires on old or new wheels, r sis aad kind. G. H. T7atrrs dlr , , t '-. . . phosjiaT, -: Broad Bt, KW Es, IT. 0
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