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IIW BUM, M.'C.,: SATURDAY MOBHIKS, AUGUST 23, ,1902.
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75 PAIRS
Clement and Balls Oxforis
$ In Ladies, Misses and Chlldrens
ITO CLOSE OUT
AW
WAY
i a x xvy ti a iai It , an ill
y The only reason why we make
ii7 a v i XT t rkTir ..li
f to carry tnem over 'till anotner season.
Note Size and Price.
fa Ladies 2s to 7s, that sold at $1.50 to close out at 90c.
JL Misses 1 Hs to 2s, - - - -90c.
fa Childrens 6s to 10s, .... 76c.
A Childrens Red Shoes still
paratns in
Millinery;
J. J. BAXTER
hag moved his Millinery Stock from Pollock
Street to his store on Middle Street and is Olos
ing out the same at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Special Inducements to Milliners.
IF YOU
THE BEST PRICES,
The BEST Stables,
The BEST Facilities
BRING YOUR TOBACCO
TO THE
Farmers Warehouse rLn.
We promise our best efforts in behalf ol
the Farmers.
J. M. HOWARD, Manager,
C. H. RICHMOND,
Auctioneer.
A Swell Turnout
is what you'll have, In to br M the ve
hicle li concerned, at any rate, If the
carriage li purchased of us. We give
the best value obtainable for the money.
If yon want a buggy or light wagon of
any ityle, we'll give you one perfect In
construction and of elegant finish, war
ranted ai to worrmanship and material,
at a very low price. Can't do better.
We put Kubber Tlret on your old or
new wheel. - We shrink your looae tin
In a machine without outtinsT them.
Krerybodr U Invited to tee the work of
toe macume putting new bolts In same
oia piacea. , ,
O. H. Waters A ton,
Phone IBS, . 4 r T ;
TO Broad ft, i BaaK, K. U
Cr earn o f Rose '
It a hanaW fttfnle (trepantloa
for removing Bonbura, freckles, Tea
aad Improving the eoaplexloa. When
, applied h U InvUlble and eanaot be
wuhed off. The dark line around the
eck, eauiedby wearing tight Bttlng
oolUrt, b removed by Cream of Rotee.
, SO, at BRADBA.kra PBARMAOT.
V
DOWN LOW.
guuu auapc, uu puuiiau htco.
the Sacrifice is we don't want
i i : l
on sale - 60c and 75o Tj
WANT
FOB
UNLOADING
Farmers Warehouse.
ORANGES, Peaches
Fears, Bananas, Ap
ples. Fresh lot Choc
olate Candy Just Re
ceived
AT THK
Bmai Street Mi Store.
VhoaeSS.
BRADHAMfi L1VKR and STOMACH
PILLS are partly vegetable tad eaa be
given to very old people and children
Mild la action, their effect li far-reaoh-Ing.
Ho pain or dlsoomfort follows
their use. They bare base wiled
"Health's Housekeepers", which ,1s
quite tree. Does yoor Hver hart joe t
Better try theee pills, price BSdtat
BKADHAVM'B PIU.RMA.OY. :
ATTEtJTIOri !
I have arrived from the Northei
Market had am , now Opening p the
Beet Selected and Auotted Stock of
ORT GOODS, CLOTHWO, BHOXS;
motioi'itoi! y
that hat been offered la ibb city. Hi-
memher the plaee y.-w'A
'. MIDDLB BTRXXT, MKZT DOOR
,y y JIORTH OF QABK1LL HARIK ;
..!..,...;. War oompakt, v;
' : 5. COPLON.
JACOBS' Raleigh RytWhUkty It the
beet. ; Kiddle street ' " ,; '
1 Mi - t"- '
The State Party Without Definite
Plan for Convention.
Next AfrlcVltaral Report to be Is-
tned Septemher IV Five Negroes
Narrowly Escape Lynching.
Report of Corporation
Commission. New Or
aamental Cannons.
Ralsiok, Aug. 9S. The local Repnb-
ltcant have not the slightett Idea of
what their convention at Qreemboro
aeit Tburtday will do. They admit at
much. One of them says only Senator
Pritchard and one or two of the other
leaden do know. He added that the
convention will be composed of dele
gates named by the county committees
in many cases, as in Wake for instance,
and that of coarse theee will simply fol
low directions and do as they are told to
do. This appears to be a quite accurate
view of the status of affairs.
Senator SImmops left today for Wash
Ington, D. C. to be there several days.
Col. A. B. Andrews of the Southern
R. R. who It spending this month at
Hot Springs, N. O., went to Mew York
Tuesday. He will come he.-e tomorrow
and goat onoe to Hot Springs.
Auditor Dixon has returned from a
tour in Mecklenburg, Oatton and Cleve
land, looking after taxation of corpora
tions, lie stopped a day at Greensboro
to attend the Confederate re-unlon at
Greensboro, which he says was the lar
gest yet held in the State, there being
8500 registered and at least 500 '.not reg
istered. He goes to Warrenton .tomor
row to make an address at a Confeder
ate re-unlon and educationally rally.
The commissioner of agriculture to
day tent out the Inquiries to which the
1100 correspondent! will give the crop
report for September. The report will
give the condition of all crops Septem
ber 1.
The five negroes who wore brought
here last night from Henderson In order
that the one who shot train porter
Mitchell might Identify the one who
thot him, wonld have been lynched at
the Johnson street station of the Sea
board Air Line here If a leader of a mob
could have been found. There were
plenty of men, white and black, there
present, who were ready to lynch the
negroes, certainly the two Coles, father
and ton, had a leader been found.
K. S. Finch of Charlotte Is trying to
get an option on the State swamp lands
n Craven county, at 60 cents an acre.
A cash offer of 83 cents an acre for
these lands was refused today.
The report of the corporation commis
sion on State, private and savings banks
up to July 18, It made public today. The
total resources are $18,791,224; loans and
discounts $13,810,408; deposits subject
to check $11,078,887, capital stock $3,
800,408; surplus $074,728; undivided
profits $575,6t.
The addition to the Pilot cotton mill
here, which will double its capacity, is
nearly completed.
The revolutionary cannon presented
by the town of Kdenton to the State
museum have arrived here. The cannon
from old Fort Caswell are expected next
week, and will be at nnoe placed In the
Capitol square.
It Is said that the Porte It becoming
ore polite and pliable to TJnole Sam's
demands, and has signified Its willing'
si to restore certain papers, and re
build certain missions that were de
stroyed daring the American massa
cres.
HIT A SOLDIER.
The Experience of One of Oar Men.
The soldier boys who fought during
the Rebellion went honje at rule In
pretty bad shape, canted by exposure
and Improper food aad the ate of quantl
lies of coffee whleh left 1U mark lathe
wreak of many a stomach. MerrD Batch'
fosoa of Reading, Maat4 tetlt his etperi
"I am an old soldier., who .served ell
through the war of the Rebetlloa and my
coffee drinking eosasaeaeed warn I en
listed. I drank It three Mates and and at
the clot of the war returaed home al
most a wreck. .
For years I had dytpvpela of the wont
kind and coeld aet drUk anything but
wanttweter or warm milk, sot eat
enough to hardly keep a maa alive. After
tailoring this way for years, aad half II v
Ing, I was Ibid hy a friend of your Pot
turn coffee, .'MWA l,n
' At first I ref need. to. avea try It for t
thought It meant more suffering for me,
bat at last I eonseated aad It did taste
mighty good, for I was a dear lover of
coffee. ",.' .. . AfWj.-'i'
I waited for the distress la my stomach
that elwas had eome with oommoa oof-
fee, bat maaf etaesntv I drank It at first
very earef ally aad then tot reckless aad
wanted it every saeal aad. for over five
yean now have beta, eUinklag aothlag
else. 1 have no dyspepsia now, ao trou
ble about ealiag anything. My weight,
wheel I began using Postnm Cereal Food-
Coffee, was 188 pounds. I am sow 11
years old aad. weigh xjBO pounds arid am
solid eta rook aad able to do a dv
VOrtwttaen of lh hays. Now I do
Bat tU'm that Postnm Ucreal is a n .11
ctne but la ny own esse it It both vic
tuals and drink, I think that wiiea Pos
tnm Coffee Is properly made It Is far
ahead of colloe. ' ' '
A PRETTY POSTMISTRESS
NARROWLY
Was Given Up to Die-Eight Doctors
FailedPe-ru-na Saved Her Life.
THOUSANDS of women suffer from
systumlo catarrh. Thla is sure to
produce such symptoms at cold feet
aMianoXtdok headache, palpitation of
the heart Smd heavy feelings In the
stomach.
'"Then begins a series of experiments
wius medicine. They take medicine for
suck headache. They take medicine for
nervous prostration, for palpitation of
tne Heart, for dyspepsia. None of these
medicines do any good because they do
not reach the cause of the complaint.
Jrcruna at once mitigates all these
symptoms by removing the cause.
Syatemlo catarrh Is the trouble. 8vs-
temio catarrh pervades the whole sys
tem, deranges every organ, weakens
every function. No permanent cure can
be expected until the systemic catarrh
is removed.
This Is exactly what Peruna will do.
Miss Alma Cox, Assistant Postmis
tress of Oram, 8. C, writes :
"f Aave been a great sufferer from
chronic disease and dyspepsia for Ave
yean. How I suffered no tongue can
tell. I tried eight or ten of the best phy
sicians without receiving much benefit,
also tried lots of patent medicines. But
still I suffered with sick headache, cold
feet and hands, palpitation of the heart,
ants such a heavy feeling in my stomach
ano chest. At tunes I would be so nerv
ous I oould not bear anyone around me.
I had beenlven up to die.
"One star Mead teat ate one of Dr.
Hertsamn ' ttamphtetM, and I decided to
write to him. He advised Peruna and
Manalln, and- after taking the medicine
two weeks I felt greatly relieved. My
head did nottpain me any scarcely, and
my stomach was rolievod of its heavy
Dr. S.iB. tlartmaa, President
Columbus, fX, gives advice to women
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The Southern railway is to be double
tracked from Washington, D. C , to At
lanta, Ga.
Sensational movements In the corn
market caused a little scurrying among
the bears on change.
The Shah of Persia, lio is now a vis
itor In England gave a luncheon to the
Persian Embassy which cost 115,000. A
full dinner given on the same scale
would probably have cost $150,000.
Seventeen deaths from sm&ll pox have
occurred In the village of Stone Gap,
Wise county, Virginia. The people are
terror stricken and are leaving the com
nunlty In largo numbers.
Jane Woolsey, a moonshiner of Ken-
tucky on trial before the U. S. Court Is
to fat she cannot get through the court
room door. Permission has been granted
to hold court In the open air for her
benefit.
WOMEN BALL TOSSERS.
The Chicago Stars to Cross Bats With
Hew Bern Team Next Thursday.
What Is Said of Them.
A gentleman who spent several weeks
In Atlantic City and saw the Start play
there said: "At usual a game of tbit
kind is a farce, and the team pitted
against them do not try to play ball, but
the game I taw waa one of the fastest
that ever took place on the diamond in
that city. AU of the women play fast
ball and the pitching of Mist Maud Not
ion it wonderful. With every motion
of a professional she standi in the pitch
er'i box facing the batsmen sod with
lightning speed she delivers a ball over
which the has perfect control.
Boe stands In a graceful position and
fields well the ground that shs hat to
cover. She signals the catcher the kind
of curve she is going to throw, and aot
like most women, does .not change her
mind at the last moment and deliver the
ball regardless of hsr signs.
The In fielders are very strong, espe
cially the short stop and third bate
man. ' .
v The lint baseman bee a hard time of
It, for whea a maa Is on the base the
pitcher does not hesitate to throw with
out a signal . to try and oatoh the run
ner.' I, ' ?- ..;vy.,!). V -i-'W,, , i'i, J
la the outfield tha women play excel.
lent hall and It taker very heavy hitter
to get the hall beyond them, for they are
fioet footed aad eaa throw from oenter
field to the home pltte as well as mia,
All of the playen keep their eyee oa the
ball, and tha second baaemaa hat caught
many men sliding to the bate oa a throw
hy the catcher, - ' 4
rrnea weir turn comes to oat tney
stand up to the plate like profeesieaala,
and handle the stick cleverly. . Tney are
heavy batters, end unless the pitcher
has unusual curves and tremendone
speed he will very likely be batted all
over the field. ''
The women on the team are from Chi
ciro, and come from well connected fsm
liMis and havc;tholr family records with
thorn.
ESCAPES DEATH.
m I H
' .ALMA,
i '' l i ill tf ir
feeling. I am so thankful that I can say
after using several bottles of tho Peruna
and Manalln I am restored to perfect
health.
"Before utlng your remedies I could
not eat anything. I lived on barley
water and Panopeptln for two years.
Now I can eat with pleasure Every
body la so surprised at my Improvement.
Everyone says I am looking like a rose.
I would advise all suffering women to
take your remedies. I know if it wero
not for Peruna and Manalln I would
have been in my grave to-day. I cannot
thank you enough for the kind advice
you have given mo." MISS ALMA
L. COX.
Senator M. C. Butler, ex-Govcrnor of
South Carolina, writes from Wash
ington, D. C, the following :
" " can recommend Peruna for dys
pepsia and stomach trouble. I have
been using your medicine for a short
period, and I feel very much relieved.
It Is Indeed a wonderful medicine, and
besides a great tonic" M. C. Butler.
Peruna restores health in a normal
way.
Peruna puts right all tho mucous mem
branes of the body, and in this way re
stores the functions of every organ.
of The Hartm&n Sanitarium, of
free during the summer months.
COVE.
Aug. 21-0apt. 8 EEwell of Chip, was
the guest of T B Ipock, Sunday.
Messrs Cecil Taylor and Keaneth
Daughterly visited New. Bern Monday
MrFG Bines of Mt. Olive, spent
Tuesday night here the guest of his
brother, C E Hines.
Mr John Harris spent tiumlay night
and Monday In New Bern.
Mr John Avery went to Ashcvllle
Tuesday and will return Friday.
Prayer meeting will be conducted here
next Sunday evening by Rev. John De
Bruhl. Mr Andrew Daugherty loft Sunday for
the Lone Star Slate, where he will reside
In the future, our best wishes for his
success go with him to his new and far
away home in the long horn country.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
TIV0U
HOFBBAIT.
Our Special Brand of Export Beer.
For rare purity and excellence of prep
aratlon, this beer Is the peer of any, do
mestic or Imported. Brewed from the
finest grades of Bavarian Hope and Ca
nadian Barley Malt, as a beverage. It It
highly esteemed by connoisseurs for Its
exquisite hop flavor, aad as the best of
tonics Its use it recommended by phy
sicians to all sufferers from nervous and
weakening 'ailments. The remarkable
hop strength of this beer is of great
medicinal value in tie sedative effects
apon nervous and excitable tempera
ments. , The eon tents of one bottle will
frequeatty produce the most refreshing
sleep, even la severe cases oi insomnia.
Being thoroughly fermented, tod whea
bottled, scientifically "pasteurised," this
beer is particularly adapted for ship
ment to tropical Countries, -whore, under
the meet sever' ell ma tic conditions, it
wilt keep almost indefinitely, retaining
to the last its clear -and sparkling ap
pearance. Pale amber In color. Bold only
In bottles. tVBvery bottle sealed with
the urown Cora btepper.
CEBTOTCATB OF INSPECTION.
Laboratory of State Assayer a Chemist,
The following results were obtained la
my extminstioa or tne tivou uororea
Beer, manufactured hy the Robert Port
ner Brewing Coof Alexandria, vs.' '
Bpeolfle gravity, 1.0158. ' In 100 parts!
Alcohol, Ml (la volume, 4.40 Malt a
tract, 5.80-. Ash, 0J1 (original wort,18.6
Also tested for reputed adulterations of
beer, snob ss stilcyuo sold, piorio torn,
borax, bicarbonate of soda, alum, chalk,
ate. . akd aona waaa vouafl. ,
land that it lei pure and, In all re
spects, of excellent quality. . It Is insx
oeptlonable as a beverage, and I eaa
taoctioa its use for mediolnal purposes.
V WM- H. TAYLOR, M. ,
Btate Chemist.
A G
ood
Pint
For
Fox ltiver I'riut and Fancy Elgin Butter only 30c lb.
New Bhl. FultonJMarket CorneA Beef.
Small Tig Hams and Brcakfust Strips, English Cured
mlders and California Hams.
Codfish, Irish Potatoes and Onions,
Orape Nuta.
Mason's Fruit Jars and Jar Rubbera.
I . ,,.J 1 T r i
Sh
Heinz's Pickles.
Fancy Freeh Klgiu Butter
J. L.
'Phone 91.
IMAM
l1a0UHIUy
A few nf nur manv Piizzelers f
. .
FOR CASH and Only for a Limited
Time.
Chipped Lecf, Js, at 10 cents per can,
Veal Loaf, at 10 cents per can.
Ham Loaf, at 10c per can.
A Good Grated Pineapple, at 14c per can.
California Lemon Cling Peaches, at lHc per can.
Fox River Print Butter, at 80c 11).
Splendid Asst. Fancy Cakes, at 15c 11.
A Good Boasted Coffee at 11c lb., or f lbs for 5Uc.
A Good Rio Green Coffee at 9c lb.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer.
Farmers
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
Bring your Tobacco
and
t0 tk Planters Warehouse
JTEW BEBlf, N. C,
which is always the plaee TO GET THE MOST
MONEY FOR IT.
Best accommodations guaranteed.
E. J. HESTER, Proprietor.
New Bern
Is Very Lucky
to have an agent for the sale of the
Prospect Brewing
Company s
BEER
which is said to be the Purest and Best
of Beers by the United States Health
Bulletin, which is the highest American
authority. It is not a cheap beet that
will burn ones stomach and produce a
strain on the system.
A full srock ef the above beer In bulk
and export can be had at 14 Middle Ht
J.F.Taylor,,,
Agtfor the Proapeot, Brewing,
"1
Foy & Wopd Co:,
Kin." 'I 1 ? Mt'il-Mftt '1 .. lA t
. , PMrtkAiiiukiw ; .;"!
; ' and Pf amber.- 4 "
V TobaoeolFlieB,' Store J Hp ln4
",ni to--! iv!i v.'
,. We make a ipedaltyjof Hoi Mt
Heating;,- and' Steel Oailhufi v xo i
vYou wrUitad
Draney ,Cltoud i
Saion
I Per (k i
J5.
30c lb.
Wholesale
eft Retail
Grocer,
71 Hrsia.l Nt
j
Phone W
The Davis Inkstands
ARE ROW THE BEST ON THB MARKET.
mavHMinut
Call and Examine.
OWEN O. DTHJr,
72 CEATEN 8T.
Cash for Tap an! Wrappers.
Twnt-flT6 cents ner hundred paid
lor tags from the following brands of
tobacco: Schnapps, Speckled Beauty,
n. J. H.. Btrawberrv. Man's Pride, Ap
ple Jack, Early Bird, Cutter, Gotten
CrowHanea&T, Natural Uai, Red
Ilephanh. Jttoogaay tww, iw-w-wUwcjth
:v-vV ' 'CI
' tighth of a eent apiece will he paid
tor Okf Tlrgiala Cherooh.'Wrapi,
bring sham along and gel oath 4 j,
HAKOKTT8 PHABMAOT,
Airy qaaktUy bought IMErsAdBt.
Cottdn Bagging
Tapd Tics. '
Vft nave In stoclt ' and '. to arrive
SVIOO Rofli Cotton, Bagging, f500
baadlea Cotton Ttfli I :
Send ns your Ordert.' Prloee are
thelewest.
. J. ILXntham A Co.
snu6t. .
This is fsuiviT"15
the jr rVoisHtainl
Latest ASi. Sbx Eliml"
Davis fS ntM
Stand ft OJ'r
is sold H ' rM El'
atavery H
reason- I I nd
able l w,t'
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