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;j(IW BmH. C THURSDAY MOMIXfl, 0CT0BI1I 30, 1902.
TWMTI-FIRST TIAR
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Special In Table Linen and
m o( towel : - 1 . ,
flS 86x20 Extra HeaTT. at lOo 49x20 Damask hemstitohed at 80o
m 86x19 "linen 15o 41x30 extra hear? 35c
A 44x32 26o 41x30 " fringe 25o
A 40x20 Hack hemBtiich 26o ;
Lonen urasn, au unaa ana pru to mv ererjoBe.
Good &eary Twill Crash at lo per yard. . :
The BeatBosBia Crash, all Linen, at lOo yard.
And here ia another good Yalae Hereerized Linen Oraah 8o J
au otner grades in liinen at too, am, loo.
Table Linen at S6o to $1 00 per yard.
Mercerized Linen at SSo.
Mercerized Hemstitched Linen, at 78e.
72 inch Irish Linen at 11 00, 18x18 Napkins to match,
f 8 50 per dozen.
18x18 Colored Napkins at 8c,
Round white Fancy Napkins at So each."
27x27 Tray Corers at 80c
ORirrON BRAND
NOTHING BETTER
NOR PRICES LOWER
THAN BIGHT HEBE. Come In please
and .You Will Go Away Pleased.
A Short Story of Long Values. Wefim to add to 'our reputation
while others aim to add to their profits. -
LOOK FOR THIS WEEK'S SALE j
We will offer 1500 yards W. Q, at tio per yard, only 10 yards to a cus
tomer, eaoh customer to their own buying. 1260 yards Ginghams,
6o ralue at 4o per yard. Red Flannel from Ulo up. 2600 yards Cal
ico 6c Taloe at 4jc All kinds of Worsteds from Oo yd up.
Men's; Boy's and Childrena Clothing to fit ererjbody little and
big, old and young, rich and poor. Coma one, oome all and examine oar
mammoth stock before you buy.
We offer this week sale 660 pairs Childrena School Shoes, talus f 1
for 60a. The Greatest Bargains erer offered in New Bern. .
' VeryKspeotfnlly,.',' '
75 Middle St, lext U fluWH
BBAI'HxM'd Tit PROVED. AlTO
BILlOUa nLLS an mtara'i stildMt
- and mott efleetfr Naady'fot a daggtsh
Htw and diwidws of the dlfttrs tnM
Maenlly. Thyrmov baportUas tmm
' Vh blood aodlaat mp the sallow torn
plaxkw ottm Ma In penes aSering
Iroai Ihret or bowel dtoeaMS.-, Price sOe
per bos, sample box two dooM tor Bo,
' . BBADHAJf'M PHi.BMA.Oy,
Ooc Pollock A Mlddls Bis,
1 Vy&Ai
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aOabovl aairiatetxram Ato t i
andths old staKw who has bold too
Mini tot fifty 7n will tell roe. ho hot
had eipsrteoco ad thatsxmrtanoe Jut
lOo him U stating that Ue bwt cr
riafW lor ityla, eomloH and dun bluiy
are autde'snd sold by, Water Ivj
faotoqr. ft ,'w!.-
Th ontf plaos la towa to Ket any' ind
erotythtng to temlr hner'-. Boe as
beCoro hnyinf ana frs nujiiey, -
Ws pot RoDbot Tlie on yont old or
MWWMel. WothrinkyourloOMtlNS
In a msohlno" without cuHInf Hum.
Krorybody la lmrltH.to fit Vio work of
i t nuvofalns puttlngjnew holla hi MM
t, J piMOt. t. - ).; n. x-, ,
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Toweli Note prioei and alza
Fall
Iff.
Saaynier, Lrter. Better tii'mr
Our line of Griffon Brand Cloth
ingMen's Suita in Extra Fins
Worsteds and all the real thing.
Youths Suits in Elegant Casai
mero, Ohilds 2 pieoe, piece and
Norfolk Suits in fullest assortment
and at prices that require no argu
ment to sell them.
There may be some clothing at
good ai ours but not at the prior.
When yon bay hern you bay
right!
J. J. BAXTER,
89 Middle Street.
SsVp
Hit . Ci., lew Btri, t C.
MURPHY & Ca,
Commission
Biotirs
Direot wlr 1 to Her-Terlt. and
; hioago. v:v i-
Instantaneoma reports rsoeiTed ef
etery aoTson exchange, .- Of
1- W PATE, Manager,.
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A Fdf CClziK
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Vtt .ta. tm ahi. , W Jua,
sr saj u s s. y v mwi v i uvi
know t nl w do lnow bow
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vivmi1 awn jisattv ut - at sww
Inf tuil yutu Cloth L k, mrful
shrinking, cct)fftt4 otitvin, ivU':aI fc
feisMuie Vi. iu ws!, lt ii te jotr
mauarw for liUmq
Qotnlii
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mETJBtasvzsminE
RetistfitioB Returns For Sttte Not
nib.
Farmer Cats JU Paairereislr.
Pertrait PressnUUen te the
Stats Library. Iaerease
la Sale ef Fertiliser
Tax Tags.
Bjllm6b, Oct. The State today
granted a chatter to the Loom Lumber
Oompeay of Wilson, etpttal Mf)O0,
Sttas Loom tad others stockholders.
There was bat little colag east the
State deperUMaU today, astheiaahot
Tutors was so great. Tomorrow will
bt a holiday and all the departmenU
wffl be eloaed.
Tire thousad persons rttlted the
State aMsetm today. It is one of the
city's greatest attractions.
Oonualulonar of Agriooltaral Patter-
ton says there was an laereate lathe
aatoaat of th salee of fertiliser tax tags
p to October 1. He.basbeea sway all
the stonth and dees aot yet kaew what
the sales bars beta staos that date. Be
had expected t large tneremae In the acre
age of astaUgrsia,
Inqalry was awde today at Democratic
State headqaarten as to the reglstra-
tradoa. Secretary Fefld.sakl "AH onr
letaras are aot yet la, bat we bow know
tuat.tho white registration Isrertinll
mnehaioreto than was generally ex-
oted. leu not say as to the negro
ragUtralloB total, bat His small. Ws
oaght to wis by at least 00,000 major
ity." printer, George Holder, 11 ring here.
was UtoxJeated and was being taken
ma. Be staggered agalnal a whUs
farmer, Joka Habbard, who retsrned
sad oat Ua dangerously sad then Bed
Parsolt we hot sad after a long ohass
he was eaptand.
At noon today the portrait of the late
Dr. Charles J. O'Hagan of Qreearllle
was presented to the Slats library, ex-
Seaator Matt W. Ransom making the
address of p recantation la behalf of the
BUtS Medical Boeiety, auay of the
bus of which wets enseal. ' :
TELEGRAPHIC MtEYTTIBS.
Work will be started at oaee apoaa
big blast raiaaes sad steal auH at Gads
dea, Alaby the Alabama Steel sad
Wire Compaay.
The Idlsoa Ulaauaating Compaay, of
Detroit, Xleh., has been botght by Mew
Tort and Boetoa eapltalista, who Ulead
te doable the plank " .
men were sererely kartatOht-
eago,in yMtsrdaylaarrbt semaed by
Strikers laterferrtng with MDosters
who had taxea their plaess. '
-mm Vi' TTk'Ji W. rt M-.
W.l. Bryaslt eamruag'utolOfs;
eW . Taeaday hh) special trala was
wrecked near Dearer and- Sr. Bryan
wffered sosm Braises. . - " V
.; Bduirr Afeacy at DtrlsV
- DarmPharaueykssaemn fertaa.
ate la assarkg the sole egeaey here for
Hadaat'i rarfomat aad Toilet Prepar.
tlbas. .Their aaaUtr la of saeh1 excel-
lease ta4 saperlortty that they are large
tj need by the eTserlmlaatlag eHte
tuejegaoatiheseoatry.,
' ItnC. baeeelp-l euptwar you're care
ful to stab yoes . hneUadtea yo
ererytbloo; that haupuoa to blav . ,
httft afneiriad--BetSar thea thai
Tm earerni to see that aotbiog happens
te ajmv--rhlledlpbla Preea. r ,-
'A. '.i-tA-- mkm -- an. ',--if-il
He-Ara 1 good enough for yon, 'dar-
SheHo, Oeorswi bat foa are toe
good tor any etner girl : -
: It h a weal kaowa fact that oxen and
aheap fatten better la company than
wneo kept alone. ,.; -: . ;.v
It I eaay fludlug reaeooe why other
fotl abould be pattent .
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At SUteThir- Attendance Breaks
Ersry Ixhiblt ef Interest . te Tlal-
tort.' Amusement la Pleaty.
A Clean Midway. Floral,
Industrial aa Mil
itary Pa
, " , radea.
Sped! to Journal.
Balkke, Oct W-The prediction that
thfi Stats Fab would be a reeotd-braak-
erf proTSd mors than aecarate. ' Lut
night President X A. Long of the State
Agricoltaral Society said be we sure
thli would reeult. There wu nerer be
fore so great a throng of people here on
Wednesday of Fslr week.
, As early a 8 o'clock people began to
go to the Fair ground, by railway and
electric cart and 1b all sort of resides.
People from the country la great num
ber drove la, ' The crowd tomorrow,
which Is always the great day of the
Fair, will no doubt literally over-ran
everything. -
Hot aa exhibit wu misted today by
the sight-seen. Farmers Inspected the
loag lines of agricultural products, the
quality of which ha aever been equall
ed; poultry fanciers saw with delight
the 600 specimen of poultry, cattle-lor- j
ert looked at some of the finest cattle
ever shown here. The horsee and the
pobiee, oa view in large number, were
sarroaaded by many Interested people.
L. Bank Holt of Alamance county has
a remarkable eahttrit of ponlee, mainly
Shetland, are the imaUeat ever teen
hers.
There are plenty of amusement and
good one. The Midway ha clean
shows this time, and better attraction
than heretofore, the Layton IS (how
being a feature. The clay pigeon shoot
bsgja today and coatlaaee tomorrow
and Friday. Thatsstdaylt will be for
the ehamptonshJpof the .State. There
are rations free am moment in the great
oval of ths raoe course.
The day was superb. It wae a Joy to
be alive and la such a happy, well
dressed sad well behaved throng of peo
ple at that at ths Fair aad oa the streets
It wall represeated the beet element of
Morth Carolina.
Oommlaeloner of Agricultural Patter-
ton said Too. caa My from ma that It
Is a splendid fain the beet I have ever
Ths floral parade, the Industrial pa
rade and ths military parade wat one of
the great featores ef the day. It mads
the toar of the city, watched by thous
ands Irks military of the Stat Guard,
companies, wars under command of
OoL J. F. Armfleld of the lit Regiment,
the cadets of the Agricultural aad Me-
College being also la line.
Mist Jslla Howell watla charge of th
loftl parade,wUch was by far ths flneet
here. Heary W. Miller and
Sherwood Hlgg were la charge of ths
Indsstrlsl parade, which was easily the
nest tinoe 18W, when Raleigh celebrat
ed jhs' eeateMlaX VThers was also a
parads . of dsoorated JJcy-
AU .these tsstniat saade aa impos
ing piotart wkea they reached ths fair
groaads, made the dioult of the track
and that grouped 1a the oval. ' There
wu music by low 'bead, a angle eorpt
sad a dram corps. The are departmeat
sada aambet of wild animal wtre in
ths big parade, which was so htadtom
that it will long bsreaMbsred, ! ;
; Ths orchestra and bead of bliad at ths
fair: proves to be s decided altraotloa.
The aehool for the bliad . hu a One ex
klbli ef maaaal work. " 80 have ths
school for deaf states aad Agricultural
sad Mechaalsal College. '- ; .
BMaim yIlliiysiH"i-n
IMllNliti4snt
fegmttat
. .- at '
tcterans Elect 0flctrv';
Special to JoaraaL- T'1:t
JUitioH, Oct. , St. At ' ths annual
meeiiacefthe Horth Carolina Ooofad
erate" Veterans tonight, JolIsat.Csrr
wu reelected. Piesldent, W. P. Wood
and Jsmea. Bamaey were -made Vice
Prettdeats, A. B. Btroaach, of Balelh,
Secretary, vloe O. B. Deneoa, whode-
allsed reelectlos, ' , i-'.'y.f ''Zr .
rcr.oCTxtic Koney In New Tork.
",c!al to Journal , - "
Tsw Toaa, OoUM-Thers wais
' -t of (; 5,000, wllheddi two to one la
rof Culer Demoeratte csrn aite for
;T"ior mala In Vl i' 1 1 '-r.
WxkindofJ:
Fine Toilet "Soaps
We Carry:
I Okie Brows Wmdaor Hoop, .
The Famous "O-L-I-V-l L-O' V
Crsddock's Blue Soap, '
8km Food (highly soented),
Wrialey's Parma Violet,
Savon Hellothrope,
"Kureka" Bose-Violet-Heliothrope,
Trantparent Glycerine,
Honeymoon,
Apple Blossom.
CALL AMD SEX TBEbK
FBSU8 SOAPS AT
'S
45 Pollock St.
Phone 228.
The Chicago
Typewriter,
The Only First-class
35.00 MACHINE
on the market.
&. N. Ennett.
AGENT.
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PEPSI-COLA
DELICIOUS, HEALTHFUL,
INVIGORATING.
Mot Injurious.
Helps Digestion.
5c.
AT SODA VOUBTAINB.
New Bern
Is Very Lucky
to have an agent for the sale of the
Prospect Brewing
Company's
S!E!!Ej!Eij
which to said to be the Purest and Beit
of Beers by the United States Health
Bulletin, which It the highest American
authority. It is not a cheap beer that
will bum ones stomach and produce s
strain on ths system.
A full srock ef the above beer in bulk
and export can be had at 18 Middle Bt,
J. F. Taylor,
Agt fo the Prospect Brewing Co
IN HAND.
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I have now In hand
the city tax hook tor
10O2..
-;10all and settle your
taxnows the act will
be much appreciated,
; J J Jolsdn,
City Tax Col,
To
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and Patrons
I bars saoved my plaos of bntinessto
the faUwood Banding, corner of South
Front and Oaten Streets," and win be
pleased to serve yon as in the jest
.' Thanking yon tor put favors I remain
''fer T trnryv-.C.W'
R. -SAWYER,
TAILOB.:
GpTTCaSTpaAGElVAREIIOUSE
. , Why toll yonr eotlon at these extreme low. pricoi with everything
depressing the market when you can store rt nominal cost, and tike ad-
rantoge of high r prices later in the acaaorf.
A112ccttsa covered ty insurance, and lib
cral cCrrncti n'a if C: :!rcd. ' -
"- Terms'd t' i ; v l n i" '!.
" TV Sail.
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Can you beat this ?
THE ELM CITY FILE.
A good quality file covered with
good quality fibre paper.
This quality file hu never been offered
before at this prioe in this city.
OJ.LI 18c EACH,
or $1 80 per dozen.
owxar o. dum ,
69 POLLOCK ST.
Prize Competition I
The maker of the Famous
Queen Quality Shoes
For Women offer 100 Cash Prizes; First
prize S1000, 2nd prize $500, 8rd prize
$400, eta, lowest prize being $5, making
a total of
$50GO.oo
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To be awarded about January lit, 1903,
to the 100 women who rive the best rea
sons why Hueen Quality" is tuperior
to all other shoes for women.
In order to comoete for the nrize vonr
article must be written upon blanks) fur
nished by us with each pair of Queen
Quality shoes.
D. F. JARVIS,
63 Pollock St.
For Home Enjoyment
nothing can equal the Edison Phono
graph. I have juat received 900 EdUon
moulded record and the ' standard"
PhonoeraDh with Edison's latest renro-
duoer together with the wonderful rec
ord produces every pleasure that sound
can give, making every word distinct.
li yon nave not beard ton macmne
call at once and let ut show it up to you
It is limply wonderful.
WIIL T. HILL,
Phona
118.
91-93 Middle Street.
NEW BERN, N. C.
Cotton Bagging
and Ties.
We have in stock and to arrive
800 Rolls Cotton Bagging, 6500
handles Cotton Ties,
. Send as vonr orders. Prions are
the lowest
JT. . Jtliam eft Co.
Valuable City
Property for Sale I
Pnrsuaat to s resolution of the Board
bt Trustees of the New Bern Academy,1
the undersigned win offer at publio sals
f of cash at the Court House In Hew
Beta, on Saturday JTovember the 8th,
190 at IS o'clock m. that valuable City
lot situated at ths oomer of Middle and
Broad streets fronting oa Middle, street
lit feet 8 Inches, aad ea Broad street
107 test I Inches.
:' This sale offers a ran opportunity for
purchasing sons of ths moetvslutbl
property la the City. '
r At ths ssme Urns and ploe,r bids wOl
also be received for the lot adjoining the
Court House lot aad eeeaplsd by . lf
.; Sals subject to the. approval, and eon-
Uf HUM'S VI DWH W IHHHVO.j
klif A V; Ste'rand Trsssv',
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Corned Beef
lust received at ). L. McDaniets.
Fresh lot Ontario Prepared Buckwheat
ream of Wheat, Pettyjohn a Breakfast food,
Fancy Elgin and Fox River Print Butter fresh from dairy,
Maple Syrup, Fancy Cane Syrnp and Portorico Molasses,
Pickled Tripe 5c lb,
Nice Dried Apples and Apricots 10c lb,
Maccaroni and Cream Cheese,
The best of everything in the Grocery line and a big stock
to select from. Prices aa low as possible.
Respectfully,
J.
'Phone 01.
We Wee Right
Store Dep't, Elm
Phone 46.
Cor.
HEADQUARTERS
FOB ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE.
Just in a Fresh lot of Oatmeal, Pettyjohn's Breakfast
Food, Force, Grape Nuts, Cream of Wheat, Buckwheat, Pos
tum, Cheese, Macaroni and a general assortment of Canned
Goads.
Mackerel and Salt Mullets these are very fine.
A new barrel of Sauer Kraut just in.
Also a Freeh lot of Cakes and Crackers of all kinds just in,
in packages and hulk.
HPSend in your orders,
Respectfully,
McGehee & Willis,
Broad St Grocers,
UHHvMMMfvMvUtvHUvumrmmmuuu
IP
LOUR !
r ; Oar ioad Flour Ground from new wheat just received. II
lyon want a barrel of Good Floor give me a trial :
i t.We are receiving freeh goods by every train and boat, and
25 'can givs yon entire satisfaction both in qnalty and prioe; we
'mention a few articles as follows.! Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food, ;
Z ; Quaker Oats, Fresh Rice and Grits, Potato Chips, Schredded ; ;
jwheat Biscuit, Full Cream Cheese, Imported and Domestic: '.
f Maccaroni, (Janned brook Trout, Canned Mackerel, Imported
'and Domeetio Sardines, Deviled Crabs with shells, and n full ;
. Jine of everything to be found In a first olass grocery tan. .':.; ;
V A';
Tourt
Her: FdizraB, rx,
t : Wholesale and Retail Omar, Vfr'b";
I- PEOSI 69.". Cor. Croad Cc Usuieock Ca. "
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"' Celery Headache Pswders. ,
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There It aot any better remedy lot
bradr'e tha tieee'eowder. They
rt Ho f'lcve, ) and told only
' " n riirm
Wholesale
ts Betall
GlJtjl.
71 Broad gt.
in our selections of Fall and Winter
apparel, and this has been attested
by the approval of many men of
fashion who have visited our store
during the past week and made
their purchases.
We want your
approval now.
We want you to come in and see the
new season's styles and make yonr
selection while the stock is new and
fresh come in to-morrow morning.
While we have both Suits and
Overcoats at a great variety of
prices, we want you to note particu
larly the especially large collection
cf each which we have marked
$15.
If you compare the qualities and
and styles with others you will find
them equal to any sold elsewhere
at 118.
City Lumber Co.
H. Front e& Eden Hin.
Phone 137 j
to-pleaje, '
: ITescriptioM at CaTl.
IHvb'reecripUoalTliarmary
a specialty of prescriptions. . r
sad careful attention Is g'? "
Only the beet drags are.t .
price sr reasonable, tm. 3 r
tott Clled.
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