THEKIOURNAL.
New Ben, M. C Key,. 1, 1908. .
Index to Heir Afrertlsemeats."
Wstjonyiuncn Cerates' today,
J J It Parker, jr-Corned Beet eto r
Brtad Bt Fruit rtoro-Chestnuta, etc,
The Bee Hive Ladies child wraps,
'"- Simmons &HonbweBColovee,te
Bnslie$jXcli.S:fe'
-COOL weather has oome end my restaur-
f: nA ltttM.1, AnnntAr fmoMn In fotH
blast, The lunch .toaster will be enp-
puea icmigai - wiu - sun . wwiiimi
-.-. tongue sandwiches, turkey sandwiches,
. souse sandwiches blood padding sind
' - - wtchet, tftteken sandwiches, oyster sand
", wlchee and choice barbecue. The ret
, taorant wiU be supplied with ball abeU
. 'oysters, raw bytten In plate, stewed oy
- tan, hied oysters, ateamed oysters and
-.' baked oyttera Youtt to please, 3. BT
Watson, Prop.
'v , , i
- PRESH Celery at J. R. Parker, Jis to-
' day.
CHESTNUTS, Malaga Grapee and in-
- ' fact everything in ' the frnit line ean be
' found today at the opening of the Broad
. . Street Fruit Co. Phone 88. Ladles es-
' - .peelally Invited to attend.
.BEST, Butter In one minute, by the
Halllott Batter Separator. The wonder
of the 80th centnry. Made by the ait
' process. Entirely new but good. Call
' on Tyson & Co., at Hszelton hotel and
J seonre a County agency before all are
gone. Any live agent can make 88,000.00
In 80 or 90 days by patting out 500 ma
chines. The machine does all the talk
' lng and sells Itself.
: MALAGA Grapes, Dried Figs, Bananas
- and Apples just received yesterday.
' ,. line oysters In any style. James B.
V Dawson, 103 Middle street. Phone 209.
LABOR WANTED-We want a nam'
ber of colored laborers for work In log
woods, sawyers, loaders, wood choppers
- etc. Good wages, good quarters to lire
la. Goldsboro Lumber Co.
--.I ' PARTIES desiring Lettuce can be sup-
plied by sending their order to the fancy
grocer John Dunn.
. FOB RENT In best locality, two or
. 'more finished rooms, with or without
board. Apply at this office or box 867.
H AC KNEY'8 steamed Ovsters. IS cents
' per basket; milk and plain stews, 15 and
v, ' 83 cents; half shell, 30 cents per dozen
Families supplied by the quart,
MEET ME at Hackney's.
LOST Between Bt. Peter's church and
; -Greenwood Cemetery, a lady's gold
V watch with hanger. Reward If brought
r to this office.
.,' WANTED A good black smith and
v horse shoer. Apply with reference to J
EG Drown, Wllmlngtan, N. C. Racket
I.,' store alley, opposite Front street mar-
, " ket.
MR HENRY E. CRETEAU says he
atlll requires plenty of work to uphol
ater furniture, cane chairs and make
' over hair mattresses. He also kindly :
. quests all those who have such work to
call at his shop, 72 Craven St., as soon
. . as possible.
VACCINATION Shields. Try B. W.
i -Woolard's new invention for sore arms.
It la unsurpassed. For sale at Henry's
i. Pharmacy. Only 10 cents each.
'-.'VERY Desirable Flats to Rent At 84
Pollock Street, My House either lower
or upper Boors, singly, or the entire
I house. Apply to J. W. Stewart
NOW IS 1HE TIME-and here the
i place to buy the : finest eating Apples,
Pears, Bananas, Grape ends all kinds of
' the finest fruits of the season. Barn el (ft
Fruit Store Broad street Phone 206.
NOTICE If you want your house
moved, raised or repaired, call on J. M,
Register. He can do It all, 178 Pollock
street. New Bern, N. C.
Advertisers!
it
,'- Change of ado. most
be In lb Im office by
noon to Insture change
In the following day's
uwne.
; Qood Board can be gotten, by apply
in to tills offloe. or bv addnaalne- P. O.
Bos B84, New Bern, N.O. Hot and cold
oatns tnmtsoed. " .- , f-
-( ienaej-s uuaj tiDtTBV ,c
" A fresh assortment of Tenner's Candy
has Jost, been received at Davis Phsr
fV; ;w- &J-, '.
Pig Feet, IFreth-Tripe and Boneless
Hocks at theOakf Market, , ; ii;V
Fresh'Crisp Celery at the Oaks Mar-
For Fine Corned and Smoked Beef,
nd Tongue call at the Oaks Market to-
' y- i. ;.J,.:,a 'wT':1
ijc jo.li watt, bi
. , Ji.ii lti,
: i i T"2 HEABT.
! (..1 Iicolores. "
TRENT LUXLS CO'S VLkXt
bestroyed By Fire, ' Saw and pkulnf
Hills, Two Dry Kilns. Ltrre Amoknt '
. Lwntcrr ' Other Property J
:-r: l Threatened. Jb
f" (Shortly before 8 o'clock last night, an
alarm of fire sounded and at , the same
time Ike light from the , biasing building
showed plainly the fire's location, which
was hi the plant of the Trent Lumber
Company on the Trent "jlver between
Ota: market dock and W Trent 4w
warehouse of the R. 0. railroad
By the .time : the ,tn department
reached thafire,Vwhloh aeemed 'to hare
been burning- some time and thus se
cured good headway.lhere was a roaring
flame rushing throogh the mill, which
soon gained full possession of mills end
dryUlns.:::;,.v:'"'W'J.;' f
While there was a tittle wind blowingt
the fire tended towards the AT A N. V.
warehouse, this property "being serious
ly threatened for some Ume,butwlth the
assistance of the Button Steam Fire En
gine a number of lines, of hoee were run
along the dock and on the root of the
warehouse.preventing the building from
Catching fire from the terrlfle heat of
the blazing mill. The warehouse paint
smoked several times but the water wsi
there to cool It off. . "
The work of the Fire Department was
unusually effective. The Department
got quickly to work and kept at It,, work
log where work counted. : . v
The origin of the fire la not definitely
known, bat Is supposed to have origi
nated in the engine room, although no
fire had been burning there since 1 p. m.
The plant was owned by Thompson
Brothers of Philadelphia, Charles H.
Ball, being the local manager: The prop
erty destroyed consisted of planing and
saw mills, two dry kilns, the latter being
filled with lumber, aad considerable
lumber on the dock,' which 'was ready
for shipment. The Company's lug and
lighters were towed sway and saved.
The amount of lumber burned is esti
mated at 100,000 feet, and the entire loss
of plant and lumber Is put at $30,000
with no Insurance.
ftwstW TstwtollwtejMJ
A Good Invention.
A very Interesting and novel exhibi
tion was on South Front street yester
day, which attracted much attention.
The feature was the separation of butter
from sweet milk. One half gallon of
milk and a small quantity of cream pro.
duclng eighteen ounces of fine yellow
butter, and the most wonderful part of
It was, the short time required for the
separation, only forty five seconds from
the time the milk was put In the vessel
the butter was' produoed. The product
wss of granulated appearance, resemb
ling Ice cream, but In taste wss equal-to
the best average dairy batter. The sepe
rator Is a very simple Utile machine, en
tirely mechanical la oontiivanos requir
ing no special skill to operate, out la
constructed on a strictly' scientific prln
ciple.
Card ot Thanks.
I desire to thank the Hew Bern Firs
Department which by its timely and
effective work at Friday night's fire.
saved valuable property that was la
danger and would, except for the good
work of the Department, been destroyed.
Trent Lumber Oo
Chas. H. Hall, Manager.
For Pence Fund.
All are Invited to the parlors of the
Craven club on Tuesday night next,
November eth.from Itollp m. tosa
entertainment given for the benefit ot
the Kplseopal church - fens And. Ad
mission 86c Including the opportunity
to each, to secure one of the handsome
souvenirs which will be given away
during the evening. Dining parlor opea
from 0,80 to 11 p m. Oysters tSo. Coffee
100. , v
I Ml l" II L '
JarM a LWt Claara. -
It Is not always because a cigar Is
badly made that the wrapper curls Bp
and works off, says the, Tobacco Work
er, it Is often because right handed
man la smoking left handed Clear. A
"left handed cigar" Is one roHed by the)
maker's left hand, for all cigar makers
must be ambidextrous: ': A piece of to
bacco for the wrapper le-cut est tM
bias and Is rolled from left to right on
the filler. ' The other piece for reasons
ot economy is tbed need and must be
rolled the opposite way by the opera
tor's other hand, Bene i smoker who
holds s cigar In his right hand, some
times twisting It a boot, rubs the wrep-'
i : ?. 1 ' 1 , " .f'"3,
r , A Taathfat SWlMtr" r f-
"Now,"eaKl the Busday school teach
er la ber most winning tomes, "which
little boy can tad m about the still
Small voice that Is within nr " "
j rpletae'm,'' said the (redded boy at
the end of the 'seat, "my uncle has
hrPi';
tie near ,( ,i
s "yssm be-e teotrOwjulstrrBal-
tutors Aaertcaai -,,1 u i$r-1l.ir-'-
t-".'Uesnrtta WeeOes?. i-V W.
.:" A waiter Whn had been a' old ma
rine wsrrhnl lis Wng as he could bear
It while. bl taiiMit tried to draw the
stufflna tlirmiKli the side of-a bird.
Farthrt oft. sir." he ventured In an
embarraekiig wblaper; "farther Sftl"
.- Ping Pong Balls at Mofckwler'sv
Itv Bidnnt'8 Agency at Ct1'. .
Davis Pharmary has been very tortus
ate la securing the sole agency here for
Hudnut's Perfumes and Tollat rr-rs-tloei.
'Their quality l of m U ei 1
lenee sad superiority that they are Urg-e
ly used by the d!irlm!na;iog e"M
throughout ths country. - ,
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Ab$o!utc!yruro :
THEKE S f,'3 SUZSTlTlfTE
AROUND AND ABOUT.
Ons hundred bales of cotton sold on
ths loss! market yesterday at $7.80 to
800. -
Mr D L Ward hu purchased the 1 L
Cooper property at 81 New street end Is
oscupylng the residence. 1
Back From Black. Mountain.
The last Of -the New Ben colony,
which made Blsck Monntaln Its mecca,
arrived hers yesterday, and while glsd
to get home, seemed sorry that ths sunv
mer was over, and delightful Black
Mountain had td be (eft by Itself for
seversl months.', ., ' - V"
v Those returning were Mr and' Mrs 0
S Slosr, Mrs KB Sills, .Mrs N O Bey-
moor, Mrs A D Patterson, MUs Bessyi
Patterson. Miss Elizabeth X11U came
as far as Qoldsboroj remaining there to
visit frlenda. : -':.- M:
. The retoraed New , BernlaaS report
perfect 'weather during Summer and
Fall at Black Mountain. On Isst Wetf-
nssday lnbw Could be aeon pi some of
the mountain peaks, whloh gave an ad
ded utersst and eham to ths scene.
Card ot Thanks.
' I desire to thank the Firs Department
and these friends who assisted In pre
serving my property during the burning
of the Trent Lumber MUL -
"k B. Davenport.
; Fresh Diphtheria Antitoxin andVao
cine Virus at psvls Prescription Phar-
COUEt CALENDAR.
Craves Couly Superior Court, llovtmber
;termX i
MOHDXT, HOT. IT, 1909.
20 Wood VI Kallroad.
14 WUcojf ys Bhute. - -81
Barker v Hanff.
85 Jackson vsBoplt. '
j 60 Lane vs Bed.
tcxsBir, Kor. 18, lVXL
81 Meadows vs Telegrsph Co.'
86 Whits vsLokey.
; 58 Whits ts A A K CTR B Co.
58 Adams vs Wethsrlngton. '
' , 61 McCarthy, Administrator vs Bat
. . . . ., us. " V "
Hanff vs A O L Railroad Oonv
,psy.
WESXtsDir, n-oT. iO, 1002.
. 86 Crooea TS Pritchard.
4 48 Arnold ts SAL Railroad Com
1 -ptij('.! t.
47 Jewell rs Paul 7 ,
' 48DanlelSTS.ity. IV
-' , 87 Tsplor Ts Daegherty.
X ;68 Whltehurst vs GsskUL : ;
? ; . 67 Butte ys A 4 N C B Co. .
. Seynvsut vt Septt sad Brows.
so uuny va smsoows.
45 Behaffem Jaooba.-
t 68 Wsthsdngtos ys Wnilsms. f V
f'H !Unk VsBpe-osr.,-:.r .
8t PaUts Belangia, .;,-'r.
y. I Hi Biakop n KsasCy .. - i
:-:'88 BoyalTS Electric Oo.Jt"'--.".-'.--
I ; 84 Bd. f Id, ts City of New Bent,
v Csrtle ts Crtls.iM.--.. -'iif
y-VQreeaTS Orssr:jrijti4.
:i;lTkosm TIkss.':"-i
1'V OulowTS Qulon. 'i
y U Aaaersoa ts Asoersoo
ir Fssjajst t Fsiinsr.s.t-!r"'fS
ii',y,iii -.. - jl a. x a.1,
" 1 desire to state to my patrons and ths
public, bat. I am now able to be out again
and that I have not had smallpox as wss
reported; the cause of my few days U
neubelnga bilirni attack. I. can still
be found at tliei Corner of Metcalf and
South Front Streets; where I will ton-
ttnne to sell yoa grtioerlei cheaper than
anyone In Vf elty, '-. . . ': .
' . -u Respeotfullf, I;'.'
1 - , -i N. F. VINCEST.
f it iftt stt te
.' to Cwi c::Lcr.:r;.3 it l:v 2
Joit Krcelve-l . X
2 -' 10o ami ire tlie cn J
at' r
Kirket Lc'.ter on Cotton.
By private wire, J. X Winn fit Co.'
New Vork, Oct. 81. Mav sold at 8.S6
this a. m a low record for the move
ment. After this In face of liberal esti
mates for tomorrow and a decline In
Liverpool to the low point of the month,
prices rallied sharply 8 to 8 polett. The
rally came on shorts ooverfne; and sup
port by the January rd, There was
not the speculative buy bur noticeable OS
declined heretofore . and the feet that
May sold at "practically 8- against 8
awhile ago, and at even 8J after the Qov
ernment report, is not skull , argument;
For soma Urns there hu been -declining
tendency In Southern spot markets,
The January premium In New York has
been retained, but other markets hsvs
gone lower. - As s result cotton Is being
sold in this elty bt rather liberal quanti
ties as h is a profitable transaction.; The
outlook at 8.80 for May seems so mors
encouraging than at 8.00 some time ego.
We can not account for the condition,
Until there ts a change sad such new as
will bring buyers Into the market, there
WlR not be a bull market ta eotton,
Next week we will compare with 500,000
bales last year, '' and the best informed
here say the movement next week will
exceed this week's figures. The oompar
Isoo cannot be favorable to the market
as we are 800,000 bales ahead of last
year's movement, and : 100,000 . bales
ahead of the movement two years 'ago.
Should, receipts begin tc reach - last
year's figures or happen to exceed last
year for o week or two ' tn November;
the crop would; begin to look Minors like
an eleven million crop- than anything
else.; As epeeulatloti Is St low"" ebb the
lufluenoe on ths market would be jey
unfavorable. ; As long as the crop Is un
certain and cotton Is being eolld hers be
cause no market , can be found ta lh
South, we cannot find oar way deer to do
more inan to scaip. tne marxet. i nsen
condltlone ehsnge It. win he then time
to boy for s long pU.
: CoirM 'Democnitic Ticket:
' For the informatlou of democrats, the
Journal publishes ths corrsot ticket, so
that there may be no mistake made by
the voters
t BepresenUtlTs in ' the Fifty-Eighth
Copgress, Third District: ' Charles R.
Thomas, Craven County,
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Jesses Y. Joyner, Guilford County,
Member of the North Carolina Cor-
porstlon Commltteei Eugene E. Bed-
dlngfield. Wake County.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Cpmt;
Wslte Clark, Wake County.
Associate Justices of the Sopnme
Court: Henry Q. Connor, Wilson
County, Piatt D. Walker, Meokleab irg
County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Second Judicial District, Robert B.
Peebles, Northsmpton County.
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Fourth Judicial District: Oka. M.
Cooke Franklin County..
- Judge of the Buperlor Court of the
Sixth Judicial DutrloU William & Allen
Wayne County,
Judgs of the 8upsrlor Court of ths
Blghtk Judicial District: Walter EL
Neal, Bootland Coonty,
- Judge of lbs Superior Court tof ths
Tenth Judicial District: ; Benjamin F.
Long, iredeU Couaty,.
Jodgeof ths Superior Court of the
Eleventh Judicial District: Eras toe a
Jones, Forsyth County. . ; ;
: Judge of the Buperlor Court of the
Thtrteeatk Judldsl Distriok .WlUlsm B.
Ooundll, CaUwbs Couaty. . : ''
' Judge of the Soperior Court of the
Fourteenth Judlolal District: Michael H.
Jnsticsi Rutherford County. i ' '
Judge of the Superior Court of the
Fifteenth Judicial DUtriot: Frederick
Moore, BunoomUXJouuty.
Judge of the Buperlor Court of the
Sixteenth Judlolal DIstrlotj Garland 8.
FergusoB, Haywood OonXfiMA'.'':-
. For Solicitor Third Judlolal District:
Larry L Moors, of Pitt County,
I For Senators Eighth Benatorisl D&
trktiTJtomss D. Warrea of Jones Col,
John A. Pollock ot Lenoir County.
- For Hoots of Representatives: Owen
H.Gulon,.rf;A.rr'J"v-y1
For Clerk Superior Court, ''William
M. WsiBOa.Xv.?; '-S-.iS
i. For Tressursti L) an lei u. Boberts,
N. For Register of Deeds: George B.
Waters. '.-.J,, r-.-..- . M
For Burreyor F. A. Fulehef. -. 2"
V' To rinffAnAr, Jntanli 1ST' Tlrtmil ''
' For Sheriff: James W. Blddkv'W-J fA
'For OonsUbu No : 8 - Township
Dwlght M, Btyron,
r Str. DIcr.bliD.
l On andi after Tuesday, .October
28th, 1903, the tr. lanoh wiU
sail or , Bajboro, Etone wall . and
Vandeaaers 00 Tnesdaj'd and FrU
dflj's at 0 o'c'o3', a. m returning
Wednesday's and 8stnrday'B. ' ,
Freight received for abovs point
daily. 7 -
' J. B. ARKNDELL, 1
It. He ' ra
-a. o-4 . it
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Vst
EkS0NAtTARAfifRS. ; f
Mlts Elisabeth Ellis Is the : neat of
Miss Annabel Borden, la Goldsboro. -4
Col 8 B Tavlof and Mrs Tavlor. of
Catherine -Lake, are visiting In ths
Mr. John Sevmonr Is here from Tn.
on a visit to his mother, Mrs 3Sf, O. Sej
Mrs MO Wlndle and ' Mite" RMHe
Wlndley, hare returned from Brevard,
tvwnsre tney nave Been Spending ths
summer. . -
Mia B SHnntar. and B-raniUns1,ti.
Miss Brownie Buck, of 'Richmond, Ya?
arevlaitlng the family of Mr R A Rich
ardson, j h ' X1 .
Mr-Thos P Warren and fit John. A
Pollock the Democratic nominees tot
the 8enaU from this, the 8th District are
In the city. These gentlemen speak at
Vanceboro sndTrultt's today. -
Western North Carolina Sheen Noss
Applce, Baaeaas and Oranges af Me
Surley's.
.., Vaccination Shields at Jayls'.
MolfonTs Vaccination Shields are'the
best.; Easily applied and. protect the
vaccinated surfaoe from outside contam
ination and lbs contact ot clothing. Re
commended by local physicians. On
sale at Davis' Prescription Pharmacy.
Mothers.
If your baby has a troublesome cough,
cold or croup, : AswaT's Cnour Stbct
wlll relieve it . This Is the only remedy
tnade exclusively for babies eougha ana
eroup. It is safe, prompt and certain.
Every bottle guaranteed. No cure no
pay. ; 86c at BRADHAM'B Pharmacy,
and by druggists generally.
JACOBS' Raleigh Rye Whiskey Is the
MSI. Middle atreat.
Ve can and will
THY
One lot Childrens Heavy Cotton Union Suits, one size only, at 20o suit.
New All Wool Flannel Waistings
New line Black Dress and Skirt Goods, irom 25a to $1.50 1
The Best 11.00 Warranted Kid Glove on the Market, all colors.
New Models in Corsets 25c, 60c, 76c and f 1.00.
Our nuilnery Department la kept Betsy Day and Night,
1 Hata from 25c to $25.00.
BAREOOT
43 Tolbck Street.
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It's winter nowiThe
lfi
secUon wlUi Uie Newoet an3 Beat Merohaadlae. These J
goods we shall sell at A pwjfit. Tw peot'jto gtjf
' profit if yoa bay them, but it "la a . nawoable' wofi . ! X
profit Ihst yon willj pay with tdeaaroe, feeling . aaewed r .
- that for erery dollar spent
Hloritst return:
nrn
MM
1
'JUlUht tailor-made finiiia again "th thing". :?Win?rX'
terial foi these are many and yaried. Ws show this
season aa never before, a
ial.M inchVeaetian in aQ eolora and bUci at f5o,Vf
i '. Biud Clotha. ia almost anv ahada. 61 In. at $lio." t
.A - Chevfot Eerges, all woo 44 inohea wide, at 60a,1' ; t
X X .ilTbeas) arq jery good vataei all bJgb oUsa fabriosVj, t -;' I
-,"3 'r - 'i - ;:''
,' . Can't fiddle too strongly or too load on thitt' Kid
. Olovo string. We're modestly proud of the Stock -nd '
prond of Ihepjlccs- . vt".,'.'
JSC, eioo re? emm
t x.
t z
yOOL COLFGWVESMS;
ia all tbe
V'hit(. fed and Hack 60c.
eni:d:c clovi:.',
ir -a,
Only 35? You looi fit least
0. .Restore color to your
grayhalr.Whynot?laKL:
CLARXS.
Oct. 80, Mr Jsy Lee Humphrey tookJ-
tbe ears for Raleigh - this a. m, : Do will
spend a few days there attending the
BtsuFabv . '
Mr Archie G Lyon took the cars for
Raklgh, - He wiU attend the Bute Fair
aad from there he will go to Henderson,
North' Bids' sad other "points Tlsftiag
trtonda end relatives. . " '
i Ths Klnston-Olarke's Brick ; tile
CoJ have closed Iks yard at Clarke for
tblsjcBson. X 'v .'- ?
Mr Fred B Ipock made a business
trip to, Kinstoa, Tueedsy. n.v&
The public school house at this p:ace
Is being r finished. i,W bona to have e
good school this wlnte There Is about
twenty-five children to go. r
Xvarvhodr la wall Of Dinhtheria now.
Miss Smlly . Clef TStttrned to her
homo st Vsaoeboro last Thursday after
spending several 4 days rlaitlng Miss
Humphry of this place.
Mus EUsabethlpock of Bemar visited
Miss Clars Humphry last week.. :
Quits a number of people from Clsrki
attended the dreuS at KlnstbnTsee-
day. i , i- ti,;; fC
"Dsisss WontTeU."
Chocolate Gretna 80 cents pound at
oSortoy'sV -s.:--.
KepnbUcaA CooBtr Ticket,
For Sen store from the 8th Senatorial
' district, James M. Mewborae, of Lenoir
county, Charles D Francks of Onslow
' county,
For House of Representatives, John
BIddle
For Clerk of Superior Court, Gabriel
L Hsrdlson.
For Treasurer, L H Outlaw.
For- Register of Deeds, W C Ti
ler.
For Coroner, J W Duguld.
. For Sheriff, William R Dixon,
save you money,
VHl
49oand25o yard
$f
M
stow, ia torMed.ia erery
Itere jott. are- rsoeiving . aa ii
. t
Tariety ot wide oloths to ohooae
- - i - hjt:: - - . irfJ
lending colors. , ' i, ; . X
Children sizes 2r0. X
13:1k lined at ti ca. , ;
BROS,
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ip rarr
Once heard a man
that .he'd "rather be
coed on Broadway, N. Y.,
than make money in any
other city." Couldn't have
been posted on this town's
advantages, tor where
could he liye so cheaply P
Thanhs in part to this
store's bargain sales.
We are sticking to our text
least 10c on the dollar to porchasers.
our store, the pnblic is finding it is
Ladies' and
Wraps of all kinds.
Ask to see Our Monte (Inrlos in Tan, Wack ,,nd ( nsUir, running in
prices from $7.50 to $20.00; I .Lick
Black Pan dc Boie Silk Monte Carlo
The Bee Hive,
PATTERSON & HILL,
67 Pollock St., Opposite Episcopal Church.
BISHOP'S FIREPROOF
COTTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
s "
Why scU yonr cotton at these extreme low pricej with oeiy thing
depleting the market when you can store rt nominal cost, uinl t ke ad
Tantage ot high r prices later in the Seagon .
I All'cotton covered by insurance, and lib
eral advances made if desired
Terms) f storage given onjapplioation.
E. K. Bishop
tm 7ATHKB Of TIME. A. very
heaVjf'eofta gold ease, as heavy as a fllled
eSse besSytarfybaiMi carved, fitted with
all JeweWd rfgln aurveinent, perfect
thns DleoV Only' gW-Oft while the laei
"BUT BT nSLVr.,j.
MAH CBSAP AS TBI OTHtB.
Agency, BRADBAtt'd PHAfiMAOY.
Car load Slocks fceet raicntDla-
dom and Rosa Bud Flonri".
100 White Tnrbcll Cheese.
I Pofitura and Grape Nuts.' -r 'V
i Oat llenl iind Ilomlny,
Dried ipplcs.
i i v. -
; Corflt 1 1 1 ui", f , Alamance Cotton
Tine Bud Coal Tar. '-' '..
All (,!d Cbn-p for Cnfh-'V
hi . i i r, i, r i I, i , , .mi in,.
ne is weu
Paid that is
tsfied.
Sutinfauiio lu.tt'abteltl with
v.-i-y suit we (!'!.
We show lee N-weet Styles
Dont buy before seeing ou
line.
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Sat
?J.OhduKo.,
57 PoUoch su
boast
bun
else
"sp - il cadi to i ln i lv .-wing at
We are having no dull Uae in
New Bern's Bargain Store.
Childrens'
TaffeU -il'- Monk- 'urlo $in.0O;
$12.50.
M REWARD !
I will .pay the above rewind for
the detection and coo Taction of the
party or rmrtiee who- blew up and
rifled the contents of my sitfo n
the night of October 8th, 100-2.
" W. A ITIL-ON,
Out, lit, 1902. Dover, X i:
The kind of
Fine Toilet Soaps
We Carry :
Olds flrowa Wlndaor Soap,
The famooa "O-L-I-V-I-L-O ",
Crrnddock's Bloeloep,
fikth food rhlghly seeoted),
Wrlsley'e Farina Violet,
fstroavaeUothrope,
I "lureka" Boee-FioJet-llellathrop
Transparent Olyeetlna,
. Boneymooa. .
ipota Btoesoea.
' OA l.tV BvMD BBB TMKmR
fDI WAW AT
l..;,-i..'4M j . A. . ,v ;
f'0V7 Js2j P
to buy a Bew Cook CtOTe. K'-Sk
I hliu T"An ' tinnll ..11 ltn .
Cock ?UTa of lirj most improved
Strles The " Nasf fionth ainA .
"New Enterprise" ia all aia.'; Kr.-
eryonegaarantoed as represeuted, ''').
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