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TWENTF-FIRST TUB
A
"Don't M the Goose
That Lays the Gotten Egg."
BUT Spend your money
With those who work for the
Interest of your city
IHacktowrn
I
Offers Special Values
Table Linen and Tcfaels This Week.
Hack and Turkish Towels Especially the Best
- on Earth
Bath Towels
I Crash at 5c yard and up.
I the Best Russian Crash 10c.
A BIG CUT IN EMBROIDERYS
this week.
-A Geneal Clearing out
THE NORTH CABOMNA
State Normal and Industrial School.
Literary
Classical
Scientific '
Commercial
Industrial
Pedagogical
flusical
8ession opens September 18th. Expenses $100 to $140;
for non-residents of the Seate $160. Faculty of 83 members.
Practice and Observation School connected with the College.
Correspondence invited from those desiring competent teach
ers and stenographers To secure board in the dorm itories all
free tuition applications should be made before July 15th.
For catalogue and other information addross
PRESIDENT CHARLES D. flclVER,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
MARBLE woORANnt J
mg;;:;;ents.
TUCKER BROS.
810 North Front Street,
WILMINGTON,
N. V.
The place to buy jour Cemetery
Work at BOTTOM PRICES. Ir
Foreign and Domestic Granite and
Marble. Lettering and Finish the
Best. Send for latest designs. All
work delivered.
Branch yard, Goldsboro, N. C.
Teachers q Wanted I
Three Teachers are ' wanted to fill va
cancies In the White Graded School of
New Bern." Applicants will be required
to pass a competitive examination be
fore the undersigned at New Bern on
the second Monday ol July nexU, ,
H. P. HABDING,
Superintendent.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and careful attention Is given them.
Only the best drags are used. The
prices are reasonable. Bend yours there
to be filled.
Soft Crabs at Oaks Market.
Ladies Oxford Ties.
Another shipment of those $1.60 and
$2.00 Oxford ties just received we have
them in Patent Leather and Vlcl Kid, in
all the new shapes, also two cases Hisses
and Children sandals all sizes 75c and
$1.00. BARFOOT BROS.
Eye Strain Cause of Sore Eyes.
Inflamed eyes, styes, and headache are
symptoms which point conclusively to
eye strain, and to cure yourself you
must seek the cause, correct It and then
your trouble will disappear, you can
stimulate and help nature in curing the
symptoms by various ways, but still the
cause is there and liable at any moment
to break Out again; It seems like pouring
water on the smoke to put out a Ore, to
pursue any other course than the proper
adjusted glasses to correct the strain.
A normal eye is one which when In re
pose the rays entering It are brought to
a focus on the retina, when they are not
thin way an extra amount of nerve force
is demanded to make them focus correct
ly, the result, an overflow of blood caus
ing congestion, styes, the leakage of
nerve force, the headache; It Is not hard
to understand how a severe strain can
soon exhaust enough nerve force to
cause a general breaking down of the
whole nervous s stem.
By the aid of the latest instruments
we can adjust glasses to any one, child
ren especially, letting them go about
their studies without being seriously
handicapped on account of eyo trouble.
J. O. BAXTEK, Jr
GUM BRANCH.
Fatal
Colored
Accident lo
Man.
June 16. Showery today and very
badly needed.
Ye scribe took a trip through the up
per part of Onslow and J ones counties
and found crops looking Very line In
deed with the exception of tobacco
which Is small and very uneven.
We learned while In Jones county
that Mr. Jno. Small, fell from the top of
a tobacco barn on which he was at work
for Mr. Frank Brown, andgot hurt very
badly) but Dr. Denny says that he will
recover.
Mrs. Katie Pae vu laid to rest last
Sunday. She leaves a host of friends to
mourn their loss.
Last Thursday a negro named Joe
Spencer while working on a mill for
Messrs. Franck mo with death very
strangely. The horse he was driving
while going down hill became frightened
at the cart running up on htm, and
dashed down the hill throwing him out
and Instantly killing him
John Adams over In Jones county' a
a tenant op Mr. Isaac Brown's land has
cotton knee high, and also Is done plow
ing corn.
Frankle Koonco is also done laying
by com
APHORISMS.
Cigars at Davis'.
Thco, Cubannla, Royal Blue,
Wallace, Flnr de Teller, and other
Ing brands, at Davis Prescription
macy.
Lew
lead-
Pliar
Without hearts there Is no home.
Byron.
Light Is the task ,whero many share
the toll. Ilomer.
IdlenesR Is the burlnl of a living
man. Jeremy Taylor.
If n good face Is a letter of recom
mendation, a good henrt Is a letter of
credit. Bulwer.
A propensity to hope and Joy is real
ricbes: one to fenr and sorrow, real
poverty. Hume.
To be honoflt, os this .world goes, Is
to be one man picked out of ten thou
sand. Sunkespea re.
Tbe hnrdest trial of a heart Is
whether It can bear a rival's failure
Without triumph. Aitkin,
Time is the great comforter of grief,
but the agency by which It works Is
exhaustion. L. E. Laudon.
To tbe generous mind the heaviest
debt is that of gratitude when It Is
not in our power to repny it. Frank
lin.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
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mm
By Wearing a Pair of the Famous
ITH
We have just received a lull line ot styles and sizes in this well known sbe
and A .Guarantee with every pair.
They come in all the popular leathers, such as Velour Calf, Patent Call, and
Ideal Calf.
THE PRICE
o o o
3
Don't Miss A Good Thing
"But Put Your Feet in a Pair.":
ttMMM MMMiUUMIMMMMIM MIIMI IMIIIMIIMIIIHflMIMIUMMIitlii '
We Sell Everything! ; ,
We Sell the Best of Everything ! -
ELM
CITY
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South Front ancl Eden Sis!.
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Seventy Seven Convicts in the Pen
itentiary.
s
North Carolina Naval Militia May
Get New Vessel. Surveying
for New Rallroid Lines. 1
Southern Kjr Acquires
a Branch Boad.
RALEian, June 16. The officials here
are notified by the Navy Department
that the anxlllary Cruiser Hornet will
be sent to Norfolk for complete repairs.
After these are finished it Is understood
that If desired, the North Carolina naval
militia can again have the vessel. But
it is understood she will not be asked
for, as the Btate desires a vessel of lighter
draught, able to navigate the sounds
and many of the streams. The Hornet
has been of no use save to the Wilming
ton division of the naval militia.
There are now only 77 convicts In the
penitentiary here. AU;the negro female
convicts are now at the Caledonia farm,
save a number sufficient to operate the
laundry.
Gov. Aycock pardons Garrett Pinnlx
of Buncombe county, who five) cars
ago was sent to the penitentiary for
larceny, to serve three years. Two years
later he escaped, went to Tennessee, and
there married. An enemy betrayed his
whereabouts, and he was rearrested.
fhere were earnest pleas for pardon by
the judge and others.
The Btate charters the Rankin Colli n
and Casket Company of High Point,
capital $80,000, A. M. Rankin being the
chief stockholder.
Very fine rains have fallen here, and
tho drought Is relieved. Cotton Is the
onlv flourishing crop. Early corn Is
hurt.
Arrangements are malo for the Im
provements of tbe Academy of Music, to
cost $4,200, these including tho raising
and draperlng of the stage, a new roof
and a new entrance, together with fire
escaries. There is no provision for
any increase In the seating capacity.
The loss by the burning of the plant
and lumber at Cary of the Cary lumber
company Is f&und to be only (25,000,
and the Insurance 911,775. The lumber
loss Is $10,000, that on the plant tl5,
000.
Curator Brimley of the 8tato Museum
has returned from tho Charleston expo
sition, with all the Stale exhibit. The
latter will under an entire re-arrange
ment, be replaced It) the State Mu
scum.
For a month past A. J.Latta, who
was for many years an assistant engl
neer on the Atlantic Coast Line, has
been making a reconnolssance for
railway from Rutherfordton through the
Hickory Nut Gap to Ashevlllo and also
to Columbus, Polk county. Next Thurs
day the running of the preliminary lines
will begin. The locating party will be
under Mr. Latla. This Is a very import
ant road. It Is said ample capital Is be
hind it.
It Is understood that July 1st, the
Southern railway will take over the
South Carolina and Georgia Extension
railway. The latter now has 450 con
victs working la Mitchell county, to
wards the Tennessee line. This road has
been known as the Ohio River and
Charleston and as the "Three C's."
TOfalMS
E. HAVENS,
Tbe Old Reliable Shoe Maker on Middle
Street lias pleased the people for years
with bis work. Can excel! all others in
the business in this city. The repairing
of Ladies shoes a specialty,
1301 MIDDDE STREET.
King Edward Sick.
London, June lO.-King Edward was
offering today from a chill, which pre
vented him from attending the church
parade of the Aldershot Garrison. The
ohlll came as a result of the King's pro
longed stay out doors last night, upon
the occasion of the torchlight tattoo at
Aldershot. The ohlll k a slight one, ac
companied by symptoms of lumbago.
A Uua Cm.
In Busala and Sweden -dipsomaniacs
When pot under restraint are fed al
most entirely on bread steeped In wine.
They come to loathe the look and smell
Of Honor and generally become total
abstainers.
CATCHING.
J The Coffee fiaMt Breeds Trouble.
It Is quits commonly the case that both
husband and wife are somewhat similar
ly troubled With ooffee drinking,
A Mdy writes ana, after giving aesorip
tlon of her husband's relief from ooffee
dyspepsia and general aervous trsuble,
says, UI was almost as bad as he, having
the headache nearly every day and was
nervous sad weak, did not sleep well was
pals and thin and had a bad complex
ion. ' - - .'.-
When I found how much good Pos-
tum Coffee wee doing Husband Icon
eluded to Use It and I tell you life Ik al
together a .different thing. T eat and
sleep well andJook like a different wo
rn. My usual weight for years was
from 98 to 100 pounds, X now weigh 106
pounds and everyone tells me how mash
better I am looking. - " ' .'
I had some friends who' did not like
Postum, but knowing It was because they
did not boll ft long enough I mads some
at their house one day, and they agree
with me that Postum Is a delicious bev-
rage, end while, of Course, the flavor
and taste Is pleasing and we are glad
Postum does suit us that wsy, thefgiest
advantage Is la lhcwonder(ul, bounding
health that wS have recovered." Name
given by Postum Co., 'Battle Creek
And every Distressing Irritation
of the Skin and Soalp Instantly
Relieved by Baths with
New
Arrivals.
Na Iiob Pancake Flour.
Carolina Rice Flakes.
.Oatflakes both loose and in packages
Preserved Ginger '2Uc per pot.
Hienz's Apple Ilutter and Sweet Mixed Pickles.
Royal Scarlet Salmon, the linest packed, only
uuici maims lac aim zue can.
Imported Ginger Ale, on ice, 10c or ! for 25c.
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
Big Hams to cut.
Fox River Print Butter.
Fancy Syrup and molasses.
Pure Apple Vinegar and Spices of all kinds.
Wholesale
eft Retail
Grocer,
And gentle anointing with CUTI
CURA OINTMENT, the great skin
cure and purest of emolllents.to be
followed. In severe cases, by me
dium doses of CUT1CURA RESOL
VENT PILLS, to cool and cleanse
the blood. This Is the most speedy.
permanent, and economical cure
for torturing, disfiguring, Itching,
burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted,
and pimply humours, with loss of
hair, ever compounded.
Matrons Ull Ootictjba Boir, striated by
OufloUKA Oiktbikt, for prwerrlog, purifying
and beautifying Uw km, for oleuulng tbe eetlp
tod tbo itopptnf of fiUllDg Hair, for eoftenlng,
whitening, sod soothing red, roagb, and wra
band, for baby raahea and Irritation, and tor
all the pmpoeM of the toilet, bath, and aunery.
Sold thieorboat tbe oitd. Soi, 1".. Oixtmbwt.
ldeaTrneeh Djpoti .ii prt.jT
m JMaa ab Cum. (Soar., Sale fiopa. Sen
s Deviled Crabs
and Shell lo Go Willi Them.
Also Fancy Salmon and Lobsters.
Don't fail to see us when in need of anything in the Fancy
Grocery Line, we guarantee quality and prices with any gro
cery house in the city.
If you want Good Flour Try Our Fancy Patent there is
nothing better ground from wheat.
We have some Good Tea at 10c, 50c, i0c and Hoc H.
Thanking you for past favors and trusting to continue to
serve you, I am
Yours to Please,
THE MARKETS.
The fo.lowlng quotations were recolv
ed by J. K Latham A Go, Now Bern
N. O.
Chicago, June 16.
Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close
July 71 i 73 7U 7
Sept 70 70 701 7C
Corn: Open. High. Low. Close
July 63 04 934 64
Ribs: Open. High. Low. Close
July 1080 10371 1030 1037
Sept 1020 10271 10171 1M71
Oottok;
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nnw Vobx, June 16,
Open. High. Low. Close
.. 8.74 8.74 8.68
. . 8.46 8.46 8.88
. . 8.00 8.18 8.04
..7.9 8.98 7.98
8.18
8.88
8.06
7.95
Stocks;
Sugar
So By ....
N. Y.C...
U.S. 8....
0. AO....
Mo. P....
Atchison .
Vs. C. C.
A.C, O...
Am Ice. .
New York, June 19.
Open. High. Low. Close
1181
371
. m
471
. 106
.811
.701
. 52
. "1
128 128
1281
871
391 SB
105'
82
105
81J
891
4'
1051
81
701
51
171
Liverpool
Spots 5.1-82. Bales 7,000 bales.
futures, June-July 4.50. Aug-Sept.
4.48. Hept-Oct 4.82.
RBOBIPT.
Same week
Last week ' last year.
20,800 84,000
This weec.
Sat. 5000 8000
Mon. 8000
Toes. - 8000
Wed. 1000
Thnrs. MOO
FrL 7000
' 80,000
.' Advices to Sr. B. Latham A Co., yester-
i . . .... , New York, Jane 11 .
Weakness la July position partly re-
fleeted here.. Still hot and dry la Tssai,
Liverpool cotton exchange will eloss
June 18 and WtsW'.-MrV
- .
' fVphat ever induced, you to call jour
daughter Dspbbe, Mr. Oldbsmr V
"WelL I duooo, except that She at
ways kind ot looked as Dspbne as any
thing else to. me."-Chlcago Record
Ilerald,,. .'v .
25c can;
71 rof HL g
3
J. L. McDAHIEL.
3 'Phone 91. 71 Ilrofl St.
j. is.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
nuiTD nn M w a - -mw . .
Jr.,
3 Plenty of It
5 All the Best
3 r Here's a Btock that is fill
ed with the most reliable
staples. From F"lour and
Sugar to the finer things wo
carry plenty for your selec
tion. You'll get what you
need without fear of paying
too much, and with no doubt
of tho value for your cash.
FOR NEXT a WEEKS
we will sell a Good Roasted
Coffee at lie lb.
J.J.TolsonJr.
Broad St Grocer,
Phone 137
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Lf jaw . ;-rfm set
There's Consolation
in Knowing
that you can get your carriago
ncired In a, thoroughly efficient and c
ro-
diir-
hU mannnr at Waters' Carriace Factory.
Their skill In renewing all broken parts,
naJntln and Tarnlshlntr is too well
known to need special mention, whllo
their prices are remarkably moderate for
. . 1 1 , i i . 1 1
the painstaaing care aispiajeu m "
their work. The man who fails to own
a Waters buggy has miseed a part of his
fortune. Remember we are putting on
rubber tires on old or new wheels, any
size and kind, -
G. H. Waters" Son,
Phone 185,
78 Broad St, Nsw Bisn, N. C
i ik
. Balt Players
As well - as everybody else, need
some good 11 vet medicine occasionally.
BRAD HAM'S ANTIBILIOUS LIVKR
PILLS "oleanse the liver, cool the blood
tod ease the head," wlthoot griping or
danger of salivation not this these
pills are purely vegetable and serve their
purpose as well as It they contained
soma Injurious mineral drag. Boi of 86
fot t5c IS doses. Mfg. and sold at
Wheel Bargains,
I have on hand several samples of
liigh-grade Bicycles that will be sold at
Spot Factory Cost
These wheels are new and are the
Greatest Bicycle Bargains ever offered
in the city.
A few second hand bicycles In good
running order for tfi.00.
WM. T. HILL,
SPORTING C00DS,
pr 51-83 Middle Street.
The Hater, will be at
the court house until
July 1st, 1002,
J P, IVE3, '
City Tax Lister.
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