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You had better and "Save hay while the Sun Shines" and buy
hi your goods at his Btore SEE.
i)N New Black Goods Just Received.
ft A 43 inch Granit at 85c.
S A 38 inch Melrose, the regular price $1.00 for 85c. These
(IS goods are fancy weave, just the thing for shirts.
K Black Mohair and Brillianteen for bathing Suits.
$ New Ribbons we handle the very best make of Ribbons in
f Satin, Velvet and Taffetas. We always have what the pub
lio want. See our assortment of 10c, 15c, 20c and 35c. Just
think of it ! A No. 80 Taffeta Ribbon at 20c.
Yard wide Peau de Soie Silk, $1.50 quality for only $1.35.
jk New Ginghams.
ffkt Just received one case all stripes, the thing for Ladies Shirt
jy Waists and Mens Shirts, at 10c.
h Men's Fancy Half Hose, at 15c, 25c, and 50c.
Gent's Underwear French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at
ijv 50c a garmeot. Gent's Fine Patent Seam Drawers, only 50c
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The American Stock Co.,
will take pleasure in showing their IMMENSE STOCK.
CLOTHING
of every description, Shoes, Hats and every article of
DBT GOODS
usually found in a first-class dry goods store. We have a beau
tiful line of Straw Hats which are very cheap, aho felts and
derbies. The very latest styles in Low Quarter Shoes at prices
that defy competition. Beautiful fancies in Ladies
MILLINERY,
In fact we have everything for the
4 full line of heavier goods to supply
5 sell them too. The prices is what
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Canned Salmon is a more economical iood tfran iresh meats.
Requires no fuel to cook it, and no ice to keep it. COSTS LESS TO BUY and
there is NO WASTE.
Every ounce in the pound is sound, wholesome food No hone or gristle
that has to he thrown away. "
Canned Salmon is AN IDEAL SUMMER FOOD, ready tor immediate use, and.
can be served in numerous appetizing ways.
Our PRICES ARE THE LOWEST OBTAINABLE iorGOOD grades of Canned
Salmon and Everything Else.
You'll give us your Order ?
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let us convince yon.
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CITY' ,LIMBEE
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The following qaotatloni were recelv
Bd by J. B. Latham & Co, New Bern
N. O.
Chicago, June 9.
Whkat: Open. High. Low. Close
July . 71 71f 7H 7H
Sept 70! 70 69 69
Cobs: Open. High. Low. Close
July........ 62 63 621 62)
Ribs: Open. High, Low. Close
July 1020 1040 1010 1087
Sept 1010 1022 1010 10221
Nrw Yobs, Jane 9.
Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close
July 8.65 8.74 8.65 8.69
Aug. 8.42 8.61 8.42 8.46
Sep ...8.02 8.10 8.02 8.07
Oct 7.89 7.90 7.89 7.04
Mew York, June 9.
Stocks; Upon. High. Low. Close
Sugar 127 128 127 128
So Ky 30 SCt 36 36
N. Y. C 164
TJ. 8. 8 38 39 38 881
Pac. Mail
Me. P 99 100 99 9SJ
Atchison 798 80 79 80
Va. O. V
A. C. O
Am Ice
U. H S. ex-dividend 1 per ccm to
day.
Liverpool
Spots 5. Sales 7,000 bales.
Futures, June-July 4.53. Aug-Scpt.
4.45. Sepl-Oct 4.83.
TOUT KKCKIfTS.
Samu ""iek
Last wctk
22,000
This ween.
Insight 3::0U0
Sat.
lust year.
69,000
9000
7000
8000
16000
5000
19000
Mon.
Tuea.
Wed.
Thura.
Prl.
40'J0
64,000
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GUM BRANCH. '
Good Prospect For Corn Crop. Mormon
Elders Leave.
Jane 9 Crops around here are better
than for many years at this time of the
year, notwithstanding the dry weather,
as we haven't had any rain for two
weeks.
Mr H M Farrow says he has corn In
tassle.
The horn worms have made their ap
pearance bat In very small numbers.
The whortleberry crop seems to be
very good and most everyone has the
black tongue.
There is a whortleberry bush near the
White place that Is full of berries which
are white when ripe.
Tobacco Is beginning to bottom, 1. e.,
the Beed pods are making their appear
ance. Mrs Callle Pitlman died not long
since with paralysis. She was the wife of
Jack PIttman near Rlchlands. She was a
good woman and we hope she is at
rest.
The Mormon Elders, Adams and Hack
in gave their farewell shout Thursday
nleht and have denartel for other
climes.
Thursday was taxllsllng day at this
place, Mr Kobt Thomson is list taker.
Before leaving, the Mormons baptised
two more converts, an aged couple, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. King. '
There has been some little sicktess
around here but all are better now.
The cot respondent at Merrilt, states
very positively who Cain's wife was.
Now that has always been my opinion,
but didn't have any positive information
but as to the Pollocksvllle fellow, we
think he will hare to search for his him
self and then get some Rev. to make the
twain one flesh.
There is said to be signs of bear very
near us, but there always gets a bear in
the woods in whortleberry time.
Cabbage are heading slowly, we think
would do better If we had the much
needed shower.
Mrs. Katie Pae, wife o( Mr. Thos. Pae
of Wilmington, is lying at the pslnt of
death at her father's home at Catharine
Lake. There 1b no hope of her recovery
It Is said that Mr. O. B.Coz, of Catha
rine Lake, caught a water bucket full of
nice perch yesterday.
If X. Y. Z. of Salter Path, will come
up here where education Is appreciated,
we would be glad, for he Is (or used to
be) a good teacher.
Mr Frank Andrews wa9 visiting at E
W. Merrill's Friday.
Mrs. Frank Andrews has left Wllmlng
ton aud come home for the summer and
her little children have been spending
some time with their grandpa and grand
tai. Voipopull.
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Law Suit Very Probable Over
Swamp Lands.
State Charters. Negro Family
Poisoned. ApproprlatlontOnly
to Keep Schools Open. Struck
by Lightning and Bnrned
Negro Postmasters.
Raleiqu, June 9. The State grants a
charter to the Mutual Cotton OH Com
pany of Tarboro, capital $40,000, J. O,
Oateajtnd others owners. A charter Is
also granted the Mill News of Charlotto,
capital 910,000, Q. S, Escott and others
owners.
All the members of the family of a
negro farmer named Haywood were
poisoned at their home, six miles south
of here. It Is believed tbat arsenic was
used. Haywood Is dead and his wife Is
nearly so. No person is suspected. Some
of the food which was on the table was
given to hogs, and killed quickly an old
hog and several pigs.
The local dentists are making prepara
tions for the annual meeting of the State
Dental Association here June 16.
Some of the counties which applied
or part of the $100,000 State appropria
tion for keeping the public schools open
4 mouths In the year did not receive it
until some of the schools closed. Now
they want to know if the can use It for
building school bouses. The are told
most positively no; that this money is
only to be used In paying .eacliers who
conduct a 4 months term.
An inquiry is made of the ecrelary
of the Stale as to what stream in this
State was ever known as the Petoga. It
is asserted that a son of the redoubtable
Captain John Smith, who was saved by
Pocahantas lived on the Petoga river
and secured a tract of land there. It Is
said he married a woman by the name
of Vires. People who claim to be Ileal
descendants are making the inquiry.
It Is now pretty certain that there will
be a law suit regarding the title to the
"swamp lands" In Columbus county.
Last week the State board of education
gave the Whiteville Lumber Company an
option on such of these lands as it could
find upon survey. The New Jersey Lum
ber Company it appears claims all lands
there, and Meares & Ruark, Its attorneys
ask for a copy of the option granted the
Whiteville Lumber Company. It is said
that there are 8,000 or 10,000 acres of
land for which no grants have been Is
sued. Lightning struck and burned the train
ing stable at the farm of Julian S. Carr,
near Hillaboro. The horses were saved.
The term of the Federal court here
ended today. The docket was the light
est In years. On the calendar was only
18 cases and on the warrant docket only
6
The fire department and the citizens
of Raleigh are arranging a very attrac
tive program for the Firemen's State
Convention here In July. One of the
attractions will be a drill by experts,
who will come from New York, and who
will show the use of scaling ladders etc..
The dry will look after all horses' used
with apparatus. The races will take
placo on a lint and macadmalzed street,
99 feet wide.
It Is said there are now only 8 negro
postmasters In North Carolina, where 8
years ago there were scores. They are
being rapidly dropped, and no more of
them are appointed.
AURORA.
Statement of Condition of Crops.
June 7. This Is a very busy week In
this section, the potato crop, although
planted some two weeks later than nsnal
and notwithstanding the drought, has
matured some four to sli days In ad
vance of last year. Some small ship
ments were made In May, but regular
shipments commenced Monday June 2nd
when soma 800 barrels were shipped
Tuesday 1000 barrels, Wednesday 1800
barrels which number will be Increased
today. The drought has ont the potato
orop, perhaps one-fourth short, but It
haawtnabled the farmers to pnt their
oropt lit number on condition at little
oast, in fact the Crops in this section will
be made at much less cost than nsnal
and the prospects for the farmers, on
South Greet ere better than ever before.
Our people are much Interested la rail
roads, we want quicker transportation,
wlh less handling of freight, wt art
muoh interested In the efforts to build a
railroad from New Bern through Pamli
co county, and If built, hart no doubt
but that It wilt be found advisable to ez-
tend it from Bayboro to Aurora, dis
tance of only ten or twelvt miles. With
quick transportation tht trucking busi
ness would be largely Inortased in this
section, v . v .
;' less worn.'
Children win play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, txpoet themaelrtt In
doaans of ways, and yon can't prevent
It All yon can do la to keep them as
fret from eiposurt at possible and al-
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ways nave in toe nouse a uoogn xtemeay
that can be depended upon, Aaway's
Croup Syrup will fill every requirement.
It Is guaranteed to curt Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 23 cents will be
refunded by any dealer selling It. Sold
by Pavls' Henry's, . and Bradham's
Pharmacy j
HUMOURS
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Pimples, Blackheads,
Red, Rough, Oily Skin
Prevented by
Millions o Faoru vss Ctrnctnu
Soap, assisted by CuticuraOimtmrht, for
preserving, purifying, and beautifying the
skin, for idealising the scalp of crusts,
scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of
falling hair, for softening, whitening, and
soothing red, rough, and sore hands, for
baby rashes, ltohlngs, and chaflngs, and
for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and
nursery. Hlllions of Women use Con.
Cuba Soap In the form of baths for annoy
ing irritations, infUunma tions, and excori
ations, or too free or offensive perspiration,
in the form of washes for ulcerative weak
nesses, and for many sanative purposes.
CompleteTreatment for Humoare, $1.
Consisting of CcnctTRA SOAP(48e.),to eleanse
the ekln of crusts and scales, and soften the
thickened cuticle; Cuticdra Oihtment
(fiOc)., to Instantly allay Itching, lnflanfmatlon,
and Irritation, and soothe and heal ; and Crm
Cuua Resolvent Pills (SSc.), to cool and
cleanse the blood. A Simolb Set Is often
ufnclent to cure the severest case.
y CtmcuBA BnoLvnrr Pills (Chocolate
Coated) are a new, tasteless, odourless, eco.
Domical substitute for the celebrated liquid
Cotioura RnoLvnrr, 60 doses, price, 29c.
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Cb.ricrboiu. by., Londoa. Fioaeh. Deti i Hn d. la
P4xPvte. PoTTaaDao am Caaa. Coir-, Sols
0LYMPIA.
Rain Helps the Crops. A Pretty Wed-
ding,
June 9. -We are much pleased at the
rain we had Sunday night, it did the
farmers much good as you can tell by
the great big smile on their faces.
A good many of our farmers are dig
ging Irish potatoes. They report a medi
um crop this year. This Is on account of
dry weather.
Some of our farmers are very busy
hilling corn this week.
There is a great rush today putting out
sweet potatoes, and cotton Is looking
fine.
The Baptist brethren held service here
yesterday at 4 o'clock p. m., some of the
attendants well drenched in the rsln
storm before they reached their homes.
Mr. Caton of Trulta, Is driving a new
buggy. We suspect some one will be
captured.
Mrs. O D Holton, daughter and nephew
are visiting relatives In Edwards this
week.
Mr O M Lewis of Qrantsboro was In
Olympla Sunday.
Mrs J B Dunn and her daughter Em
ma attended church at Reels boro Sunday
afternoon. .
A number of our people visited Arapa
hoe the first Sunday in June.
Prof. R 0 Holton returned from U. of
N. C , June Ind, ha reports t pleasant
year In the University and good health.
He visited Arapahoe Sunday.
Miss Little Hardison of Arapahoe
visited Miss Lorlna Holton last week,
Miss Holton has gone to Arapahoe to
attend the Children's Day exercises at
that place Saturday night, the Hth of
Juae.
Mr. Rogers and Hiss Holton were mar
rled June 4th, It was a very pretty mar
riage and the church was decorated very
nicely.
Prof, Holton will take charge of the
Arapahoe school In tht near future; we
would like to hart him with us this
year but when duty calls ha must go.
- RELIEF a SIX HOURS.
DIstreaslngtKIdney and Bladder Dls
eate relieved in six hours by "New
Gbbat Booth AxiuiCAJt KroxxT Ctjbb."
It is a graat surprise on; account o! Its
exceeding promptness b relieving pais
in bladder, kidneys aud back, in malt or
female. Relieves retention of wattT al
most Immediately. If yon want quick
relief and cure this la tht remedy. Bold
oy a D.Bradham, Druggist ,
aHessaWssisaaMsMaVMBMssasaiskAt ' i
i Teachers"; Warned I
Three Teachers art wanted to III va
cancies In tht Whltt Graded School of
New Bern. -Applicant! will bt required
to past a competltlvt txamlnatloa be
fore tht undersigned at New Bern on
tht second Monday of July nail.' '
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V'?;:'tf ".C.T-' Bnptrlnttndent,
' Wt art still selling meal at lilo par
pound, not BOe at .reported. Oaks Kar
ket. .....
Lime For Sanitary purpose.
Persons wishing lime for sanitary pur
poses can receive tht same hf, calling at
thtCI'y hall. ..
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Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter and Fancy Elgin Butter
Just Received.
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
Fancy Cream Cheese,
California llams, llreakfast Strips and English Cured
Shoulders.
New Barrel Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Complete Stock of Canned Meats.
Fresh Vegetables, &c.
Yours to Please,
11 L. MeMNIEL
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Fox 'River
trtnt "Butter
35c per Pound,
If jou want yourjbi'eakfast table complete buyyourBut-
ter Coffee, Tea, Flour, Ac. from us.
We also have a large stock of all kinds of Canned .Goods
that we do not care to cany over for next season, that we are
are selling at a bargain.
Don't buy anything in our line until you get our prices.
Yours to Please, J
J- IB- aBZETElR, Tr.
WholesaIe and Retail Orocer, &
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The Best
Staples.
You will always lind us
selling the best staple things y
of life the things which
are necessary for satisfc
tion in housekeeping Su
gar, Flour, Salt, Potatoes,
Eggs, Butter, etc. Surely
the best lino of staples and a
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer,
Carload of
Stock' 's Best
Patent,JDiadem & Rose 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 Bt.
Ball Players
As well as everybody else, need
some good liver medicine occasionally.
BRADHAM'S ANT1BILIOUS LIVER
PILLS "clause the liver, cool the blood
and east tht head," without griping or
danger of salivation note this these
pills art purely vegetable and serve their
purpose as well as If they contained
soma injurious mineral drug. Box of 88
for 85018 doses. Mfg. and sold at
Bradham's Pharmacy.
Old Man
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AuavalmoYW,aOoaiiu
dla Bt one'door foelow my
' old atodwhau I will be
.. ' glad to ieo' all my old
friend and ctutomtn. .
, ( t have a complete itook
.. of everything in the Jew
.". elry line, , Bpeoial atten
1 ' Hon glTen to Bopftlrlng,
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The Leading (Jeweler.
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Wholesale
ft RetailJ
Groeer,
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complete list of fancy things.
Phonet37
Up-to
Date
Horse Shoet,
NASI JACKSON. ;
I am stlirshoelng horses, and doing
all kinds of .Blacksmith work, have been
working at the business here in Naw .
Bern 40 yearsi am on tht Wharf, Back
of Chas. B. HiU'a.
$50.00 Reward!.
I hereby offer a reward of I50.C0
for the capture and delivery to md
at New Bern, N. G, one
Asa Meekins,
a wbitt man, an escaped TJ. 8. prl
oner, about 45 yean old, a-little
over alz feet high, dark hair and
moustache, head a little bald, has
dissipated appearance. ' tf
J. W. BIDDLE, ' '",
Sheriff Craven Oa, K. 0. i
May 28th, 1908. J ;" - , -
The lister -will to r
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the court housaiunt;
July let, 1C03,
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