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ery Sale a few days.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS to of
fer THIS WEEK in White
Lawn and
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30 inch Organdies 10c.
' 32 inch Wash Organdies 15c.
40 inch Lawn 10c.
40 inch Lawn 20c.
New Colored Lawns just received, Only 10c.
New Cbateline Bags
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THE NOBTH CAROLINA
State Normal and Industrial College.
. Literary
Classical
Scientific
Commercial
Industrial
pedagogical
riuslcal
Session opens September 18th. Expenses $100 to 8140;
for non-residents of the Seate $180. Faculty of 88 members.
Practice and Observation School connected with the College.
Correspondence invited from those desiring competent teach
ers and stenographers. To secure board In the dormitories all
free tuition applications should be made before Julj 15th.
Fur catalogue and other information address
PRESIDENT CHARLES D. JlclVER,
GREENSBORO, N. C.
MARBLE wuGRANr
ii1","J.'1lIITS.
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Fresh Lot Uneeda Biscuit, Uneeda Milk Buscuit,
Zu Zu Snaps, Salted Wafers, Kennedy's Oysterettes,
and Complete Assortment of Mixed Cakes.
and WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on every
thing you buy. REMElVffiERSe 11 for cash
and can afford to shave the price.
we will Bell you a
We 5ell Everything 1 -
; We Sell the Best of Everything I , ,
I Store PiiGHD
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Organdies:
TUCKER BROS.
810 North Front Street,
WILMINGTON, - - N. C.
The place to buy your Cemetery
Work at BOTTOM PRICES. Ir
Foreign and Domestic Granite and
Marble. Lettering and Finish the
Best. Send for latest designs. AH
work delivered.
Branch yard, Goldsboro, N. C.
smb.
oi wm W IS COME
One Found Package ot
G. - c
i'StEss vomit.
Children win play and get over-heated
get their feet wet, expose themselves in
dozens of ways, and you . can't prevent
it. , All you caa do is to keep them as
fret from exposure as possible and al
ways have la the house a Cough Remedy
that can be depended: upon. . Anway's
Croup Syrup will All every requirement.
It is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds
and Croup or the price 25 cents wul be
refunded by any dealer selling it. Bold
by Davis' - Henry's," and Bradham's
Pharmacy
Clean at DavisY
Theo. Onhannla. Roval Blue. Lew
niuwa, ciur ue icuer, suu gun iuu-
lfig brands, at Davis Prescription Phar
macy.
Teachers 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 of July next.
H. P. HARDING,
Superintendent.
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The undersigned will make you
a Loan or will direct the use of any
idle money yon may have on hand.
Your security absolute.
Signed, ISAAC H. SMITH,
130 Middle St, New Bern, N, 0.
E. HAVENS,
The Old Reliable Shoe Maker on Middle
Street has pleased the people for years
with his work. Can excell all others In
the business in this city. The repairing
of Ladies shoes a specialty,
130, MIDDDE STREET.
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cAgricuttural and Mechanical College,
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION:
A combination of theory and practice, of book study and manual work in
p Engineering, Agriculture, Chemistry, Electricity, flechanic Arts
r and Cotton Manufacturing. Full
r Special Courses (3 mos.).
Tuition and
W mi. lion VIIIIUIII
at tl.A A Jk V flnllaoa
President GEO.
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ml; EE W.
Levertng's Coasted Coffee lor 11c. .;
S::i;h Frrnt r
Sale Desirable Prop-
, By virtue of the power In the mort
gage given by B. L. Roberta to David W
Morse March 16th, 1893 and recorded in
book R B, page S20, -records of Carteret
county, which, said mortgage was trans
ferred June. 82nd, 1887 to Alonzo
Thomas. I will sell at public auction,
for cash, at the Court House door on
Monday, July 7th, 1903. One fourth ef
a lot of ground number sixty-one (61) In
old Town in Beaufort, North Carolina
with improvements. This lot Is In the
corner of Ann and Craven streets; on
the south side of Ann, and west side of
Craven. It has a large two story build
ing on it containing ten rooms with
cook and dinlnK room attached. It is a
very desirable residence splendidly lo
cated In a good neighborhood.
ALONZO THOMAS.
June 8d, 1909,
NOTICE.
On August 1st 1901, 1 will sell at the
Court House door, In New Bern, N. C.
to the highest bidder for cash, at IS
o'clock m;, the following described
notes and mortgage: Two notes under
seal dated January 21st 1897, due respec
tively on January 1st 1898 and January
1st 1899. Face value $200,00 each, signed
by J. F. Bawls, payable to Eddie W.
Rawls. with power of sale and foreclos
ure. See book 18 page 550 and book 22
page 537 In the register of deeds office of
Pamlico county, N. C.
Wm. Sultan,
Agt.
June 21 1902.
Prescriptions at Davis'.
Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes
a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt
and caroful attention Is given them.
Only the best drugs are used. The
prices are reasonable. Bend yours there
to be filled.
Courses (4 years), Short Courses (2 year), 3
room. tlO a term: board t8 a month. 4
Write for booklet "A
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T. WINSTON, Raleigh, Ik C.
- ! Fr'-n SI
Report of Negro Murder in Wake
County.
Balas Elded Dreagkt : Farm Labor
ers Scarce. Oaly 58 GobtIcU
la the Penitentiary. Slate
Library IsBelsg
Repaired.
Ralkigh, June 25. The attendance
at the annual meeting of the
State liquor dealers' association, in ses
sion here, is very small. Last evening
the "board of control," or executive
committee was in session. The general
public expected that there would be a
large attendance.
All this State's exhibits at the Charles
ton exposition are back In the museum
and part are being unpacked. There
will be a very extensive rer rangement
of the exhibits and of course an enlarge
ment. There are a large number of new
cases. Agricultural products will be
admirably and most effectively shown.
The fine rains yesterday and last night
have entirely ended the drought in this
State. They came at the very best time.
Crops are clean and were ready for
the greatest benefit. The crop report
for the State Issued yesterday, was the
most satisfactory In several weeks, and
that next Tuesday will no doubt be even
more gratifying.
News reached the sheriff today of a
possible homicide In this county near
Neuse, where a large force of negroes
are building a branch line from the Sea
board Alr-Llne to a cotton mill. A negro
named Kirby was shot In the back of the
head by nother named Moore. The latter
asserts that the shooting was accidental,
but contrary statements are made. A
deputy sheriff was sent to arrest Moore.
Many sportsmen arrived here today to
take part In the Inter-state shoot at clay
pigeons.
The State library is being refitted -and
is closed for several days.
. There are now only 58 convicts in the
penitentiary proper, all the others being
at work outside. Never before was there
such a demand for convict labor.
Farmers in this section say labor, by
which they mean negro labor, Is very
scarce and that it is dally growing
scarcer. Negro farm laborers are leaving
for the North without the least notice.
Had it been a wet year the cropswould
have been largely over run with grass,
but It is such a dry season that very lit
tle labor isjrequired to keep them clean.
There are fewer registered whiskey
distilleries In operation now In both the
districts In this State than In the past
four years. The high price of corn la
the chief cause, and the next Is tho fact
that the revenue officers have watched
these distilleries with unusual closeness
A great many of this class of distilleries
admit frauds, and when they are so
cornered that they cannot convict them
they shut down. It Is said by revenue
officers that there Is not a registered dis
tillery which had not defrauded the
government. It Is merely a question
of being able to detect the fraud.
A Clara TUef.
This Is bow the presence of mind and
audacity of a Chicago thief saved bun
from being locked op: A policeman
who recognised him and knew he was
"wanted" put him under arrest; with
the words, "You are wanted at head
quarter." "Tea, I know," replied the
thief quickly. "I was arrested last
night and was balled out this morning.
Ton are too slow." "It does look that
way," said the crestfallen policeman
as he told the thief he could go, of
which permission the thief lost no
time in availing himself. Later, to his
chagrin, the policeman found that the
thief had not been previously arrested.
HAMPERS BUSINESS.
Coffee Drinking Incapacitates Some Peo
ple for Business at limes.
A gentleman from Mo Bala, Michigan
says, "Coffee drinking has cost me much
for daring my life I nave been many
times so thoroughly put out of condition
that I have been compelled to abandon
business for a day or two at a time. The
attacks of headache would commence on
the right side behind the ear and become
so Severe as to totally Incapacitate me
for any exercise, even mental. I have
frequently had to take morphine to re
lieve the suffering. Soar stomach troubled
me and I had a nervous heart that gave
me a great deal of trouble, :, -
Four years sgo I saw an advertisement
for Postum Food Coffee which recited
the HI effect of coffee on the nerves.
at once decided to make the change and
leave off coffee and take on Postum.
The result has been all that one could
expect !'-K)'-'V V'-iV''V
I am never constipated any more, the
bilious attacks never come on except
from some Indiscretion euoh as drinking
coffee, which I em foolish enough to
indulge la now and then. I have no more
headaches no more sour stomach and no
bilious spells, I have not beea sick to
my stomach 'or had a nervous vomit
ing spell la 'three years. ' Am now 56
years old, and hare better health and do
a better business and more comfortable
than ever before la my life. I certainly
attribute the change to leaving off oof'
fee and using Post am for I bsve taken
no medlclno to aid In making the
clisnge. .
Tbt ejrnr'm'!nl ss sUted Is absolutely
true, IemwIHUig If neoBry, to at-
Ui i h n y a.T ' v't to It." Name given by
Fi-r'un Co., I illle Crr k, S"!ili.
STILL UYMG. j ,
King Edward's Condition Pre
carious. No Material Change For Improve
meat, Regent to be Appelat
ed Kext Monday. Public
Matters Demand Offi
cial Attention.
Special to Journal.
London, June 25. King Edward, as
per the afternoon reports, was resting,
barely conscious, and has been told to
prepare for the worst.
It Is thought a second operation will
be necessary.
At 8 p. m. the King's condition was
not materially changed, although there
were signs of Improvement. He was
free from pain and his strength was
maintained.
It Is the talk In official circles, that the
Prlnee of Wales will be appointed Re
gent, next Monday.
Much official matter demands atten
tion, which will likely hasten the ap
pointment of a Regent
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind Yon Han Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Spring Fever.
Did you ever have a case of "Spring
Fever" t When It was the hardest work
In the world to do anything at all f That
was because your system's machinery
was out of order and required overhaul
Ing. BRADHAM'S LAXATIVE CHILL
TONIC Is the beit alnd of a system
cleanser and general tonic. It enriches
the blood and stimulates the liver to
greater activity, removing sallowness,
pimples, malarial poisons and building
up the health generally. Just the thing
for "poorly" children. At Bradham's
Price 50c.
Examining' Board for Annapolis
Cadetshlp.
Washington, D. C, June 28. The
board of examiners for Annapolis vacan
cles to be filled by Congressman Thomas
are Professor E. P. Mangum, of the Wil
son N. C, City Schools, S. M. Brlnson,
Esq., County Superintendent of Schools
Craven county and Dr. L. Duffy.
The examination will be held June 23,
at New Bern, In the Graded School build
Ing and will be upon reading, writing,
spelling, arithmetic, algebra, history,
geography and English grammar.
The applicants must be residents of
the Third Congressional District and be
tween fifteen (15) and twenty (20) years
of age.
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were reoeiv
ed by J. K. Latham A Co, New Bern
N.O.
Chicago, June 25.
WHSATi Open. High. Low. Close
July 74 74, Wl 74
Sept........ 7I 72 71 71
Com: Open. High. Low. Close
July 68 60 68 8t
Ribs. Open. High. Low. Close
July 1075 1071 1070 1070
Sept 10621 1065 1060 1060
Naw Tone, June 25.
I Cotton;
Open, High. Low. Close
...8.71 8.76 8.6S 8.74
July
Aug..,..
Sep
Oct
...8.44 8.46 8.41 8.45
., 8.07 8.12 8.07 8J2
...7.96 8.00 7.B5 8.00
. New York, Jane 25.
Stocks;
Open. High. Low. Close
Bugar....
... 1251 1261 124 125
SoRy ...
. 86
86f
85
7
86
It I V .
156
U.&B.. .871
C. AO.......... 46
871
87
46
108
Ho. P.......... 108
Atchison 81
81
Va.O.0.
8
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Am loo. ....,. W 16 14
14
Bnntt 6. Bake 6.000 balsa. " r:
Futures. J J one-July 4J3.Aug.8epi.
4.44. BepHJct ejK. . . r, : ?.;-.-;yi-U'
' roar kssur.
.-Vf BsaMr week ';i
Last week i last yeerv'
' 20,000 'v-'; -,K -'60,000 U
This west.
i1'" .1--
la sight 83,000
48,000
12000
10000
Bat 15000
Hon. 6500
Tuea. ' 8500
12000
' 12000
Wed. 8000
Thnrs.
8000
8000
69,000
Frl.
mew ii
i Arrivals. 1
Na Bob Pancake Flour.
Carolina Rice Flakes.
Oatflakes both loose and in packages.
Preserved Ginger 25c per pot.
Ilienz's Apple Butter and Sweet Mixed Pickles.
Royal Scarlet Salmon, the linest packed, only 25c can;
other brands 15c and 20c can.
Imported Ginger Ale, on ice, 10c or 3 for 25c.
Portsmouth Corned Mullets.
" Big Hams to cut.
Fox River Print Butter,
ancy S yrup and molasses.
Pure Apple Vinegar and Spices of all kinds.
. L MEL
'Phone 01. 71 Bread HU j
lust Received a Fresh lot
Deviled Crabs'
andlShellM to 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 lour Try Our Fancy Patent there is
nothing letter ground from wheat.
We have some Good Tea at 40c, 50c, COc and H0c lb.
Thanking you for past favors and trusting to continue to
serve you, I am
Vm, T1
Wholesale and Retail drocer, t
PHONE 69, Or. ISroad & Hancock Hm. 2
Plenty of It and
All the Best
Here's a stock that is fill
ed with tho most reliable
staples. From Flour and
8ugar to the finer things we
carry plenty for your selec
tion. You'll get what you
need without fear of paying
too much, and with no doubt
of the value for your cash.
FOR NEXT 2 WEEKS
we will sell a Good Roasted
Coffee at 11c lb.
J.J.Tolson.Jr.
Broad St Grocer,
BallPlayers
A veil .u flTtrrbodr else, need
Amu anoA Hvar medicine occasionally.
BRADHAM'S. ANTIBILIOU8 LIVER
PILLS "cleanse the liver, cool the blood
and esse the head," without griping or
danger of salivation note this these
nllla an nnralv vegetable and serve their
purpose as well as It they contained
some injurious mineral drug, box oi do
for 86012 doses. Mfg. and sold at
Bradham's Pharmacy.
Wheel 'Bargains.
T have nn hand several' samples of
High-grade Bicycles lll be sold at
- These wheels an new Jin are the
Greatest Bloyole Bargain! i ever offered
In the eltr.-'' '' it
' A few second hand bioyetes In good
running order for 85.00. ' k - - ' '
:WIVZHEL;
' SrOKTBIO goods,
01-83 Middle Street-
US.
Celery Beadacne Powders. '
There is not any better remedy for
headache than these powders. They
never fall to relieve. Made and sold only
at Davis Prescription Pharmacy.
Wholesale
A Betail
Grocer,
ne 137 1
wmmm
A 4th ofJul&Drhe
with your best girl when you take
her to ride should be taken fn a new tnd
comfortable buggy or pheton, ehosen
from our high grade and up-to-date
stock of fine carriages. We make a
superb display ft handsome and well
made vehicles tnst we are selling at
prices that will not hinder yo from
buying. It Is a known fact that our
buggies are better than any. Why not
get the best (or the lowest possible prloe
O. H. Waters eft .Son,
; Phone 188, ?y?Kf
.78 Broad Bt, Ktw Bull, V, 0
The lister will be Et
the court house until
July 1st, 1902; '
y J. r. IYE3,
City Tax Lifter.
;Js 'M
Lime For Sanitary Purpose:.
, Persons wishing lime for sanitary p
poses can receive the same byj'c '
the city U&nrtj- Z:
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