VOL. 1X-NO. 203
TWENTY-FIRST YIAR
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YOU CAN
JUST WHAT
YOU WANT
la Ohildrens Un-to-date School Shoes the Best Values for the
least money.
Boys sizes lis to 5a, at $1 25 to $1 6.
In Ziegler's we have for Boys and Misses, sizes 9 to 2, at
f i zd, sjsi oo, i a ma p w.
For Men we have all kinds.
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Box Calf Lace Hopkins toe, at 13 50.
Regent Kid Lace Monarch toe, at $3 50.
Patent Kid Lace Majestic toe, at $S 50.
Patent Calf Lace Navarre toe, at $4 60.
Patent Colt, St. Charles toe, at $3 50.
Velonr Calf, $4 50.
Dress Goods and Cape Si !
We never try to make big money on a few sales but a little money
on many ealbs. Our store has justly earned the title of the birth place
of low prices.
LOOK ! LOOK ! 1
45 inch Dress I lannel, worth 75c (or 48c
38 " " " ' 50c " f3c
40 " " " " 40c " 21c
(APRS.
7 50 Capes, - 4 98
4 .'.0 Canes, 3 98
3 ' 0 Capes, -
1 73
For this week we have 50 dozen MisBes and Childrens Black Rib
Hose, worth 10c, will sell this week at half price 5c
Ladies Underwear 25 doz, value 371c each, this week 2'2jc.
Just rec.ived a big line of Mens and Boys ( lothing prices too low to
mention; also a full line of all kinds of Shoes.
Very respectfully,
75 Middle St. next to Gatklll
J. A JONES,
Livery, Feed
Sate ana
Exchange
-LARGEST AND FIKBET STOCXOF-
ever offered for sale in this city,
Also a complete line of Biggies,
Cartwheels, Ac,
J A JONES,
Vjhrt
A.u Up-to-date Big
a regular oock of to walk lot
Thanksgiving day and fat every day I
of every flay I
ota, ami be aeed
WDM a amine
; seek ao farther than oat carriage repoe-
nor y, inn au sua is mww, i(m,Hsn
! nod stylish t pneumatic tired end s;
' ial Bade vehicle cm be had. We
I .. . ft-,
-.' the keek la deslrn. make and flalah.
. our carriage of all kind are noted tot
.'- the b. extreme ease of riding and rem-
nlneanalltlea. .'. ' i s' ..a , -4 i-.
V - ; The oalr Dtao In tow to ret aav and
everything to repair baggie. Ha aa
? - before baying and save aaoaey. f .
l? We pat Babbet Tire oa yoer old or
. . ' HI wheel. W shrink yen loose Urea
, ra soaebln wlthoat cutting shea.
. - ; Everybody I Invited to see the work ol
. rf .the machfo potting new bo He la sane
K. , old pieces. ' ''", '7
t. Ha t7fttew Bon,
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We carry the well known 3K
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" CHILDREN'S JACKETS.
$3 SO Jackets, - - - - 81 98
1 00 Jackets, - - - - 1 24
1 50 Jackets, .... 98
109 Jackets, .... 69
ladies Red and gray Flannel Under-
skirt goods at 10c, 15c and 25c.
Hdw. Co., New Bern, N. C.
tables
A car load of each Jut int
Wagons, Haras, Robes, Whip,
Bmi St. Stmrt'i Old Staid.
KEEP YOUR
tiOOKS
CLEAN
Bj. using
Celllm Improred Ink
Eradlcator :
Will remove ink and other (taioa
from paper or oloth without damage
All persons Jbavjngclatan .against
tha Trent tnmber pcv'will ' please
preaeot aama atooc. i And all par
ties owing tht Trent lumber Co
will pleas bt prepared U pay same
npon pretoptatlon f
-' ejus. II. HALT,
': : Jfgr. Trct l' Ur Co.
HI ATI A A f A 111 A Dnkl
THE OLD niUZZLE
": Abo!utery:Nre
THERE JS NO SUSSTTfllTE
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Pres. Roosevelt has returned borne
from his Mississippi bant boerless.
He was accorded warm and enlhntiasttc
receptions at Memphis and Kn'oxvllle
Tenn.
The volcanic eruption of 8anto If aria,
In Gastamala, ts said to have caused the
death of hundreds of people'
LWestock In Colorado are perishing
great numbers on account of the drought
there.
Revenue officers raided six UlloItstUU
In Booth Carolina Thursday. They had
little trouble In securing the moonshine
material.
Mrs Carrie Nation of hatchet fame,
made one ot her periodical sensation
by attending the New York hone show
Wednesday evening and criticising In a
loud strident voice the wearing apparel
of the ladle attending the show. 8be
wu escorted oat of the room by the
police.
Ulsi Helen Gore, an American artist
studying In Paris was killed Thursday
In the room of a Russian Nobleman In
the French Capitol. The affair hat
caused some sensation and there is con
siderable mystery as the police authori
ties are not certain, whether It la mur ler
or suicide,
RAILWAY TIES.
Special 'Yescue" trains are being or
ganized on all the German lines.,
More than 80 per cent of the em
ployees of French railways get less
than $31 a month.
The heating surface of the boiler of
a modern locomotive is equal to s
space 60 feet long by 47 feet wide.
A long burning oil font for switch
and semaphore lamps Is now being pot
Into use. It holds oil enough for seven
days and nights with one oiling, and
the wick needs no attention In the
meantime.
AFTER MARRIAGE.
Different Living Affects Some People.
"I never drank coffee until after I was
married,'' says a lady from AdalnrlUe,
Oa.
My hasbasd drank coffee and" I
thought It was nice to drink with him,
and we enjoyed It together. After a
while I found that my digestive organ
wen much disturbed, bat aot knowing
the cause, I weal oa drinking coffee and
growiag more wretched each day.
In die time, three Uttle girls came to
what osght to aavs been aJtappy home.
bat I wu nervous aad unhappy myself
and could not aake anyone els hsppyt
to my gnat consternation, two of my
little girls bad spurns, and I, a nervosa
wreck, foand ft Impossible to eat any
thing that did not hart my stomach.
I finally concluded I had heart dis
ease, my heart pained lee so mack after
eating, and my head wu so dlxsy J of tea
thought I would fall whsa. trying to
walk aorosstM room, . "
I tried every medicine 1 heard ot, aad
had different doctors tteat aae, ' but-wlth
no benefit I oould aot sleep half tha
night, sad avr sleprsownd I would
wake oat of a fright fal dream Only to
dote and wak again.
Finally,! read of Poslum Food Coffee
and my hasbaad got a pack age from oar
grocer, I mad torn sooordlag to direc
tions.? I Uk4 Its flavor very mack sad
the first cup seemed to help my stomach.
I used h-evsry meal, sometimes making
a whom meal oa, Fostam aad a hit of
rsax , .K'.n?. is kfVf.
I Improved so -- fsst that I mold sooa
eat anything I wanted. ' I hegaa to look
so maob bstter my Meads were wt-
prised am) said I looked u well as when
I Was first snarrlel I oould sleep as
sweeUf u a chad. Of ooarso th child
res e,tlt coffee s&d dienk Postum, and
they all began to UUaa aad th spasms
topped. K
I wu I ootid tm press It oa every
weak, amott persoa to abandon coffee
aad as Post urn Cereal if every ntrv
ou ptrsoa'wotnd hv -see roe la my
nervosa sfQlotloa from drinking oollse,
aad could sow see m and my little ones
round the table enjoying oar Postum,
they surely aever would lndslge la cof
fee again, for thare Is so more nervous
prostration; no mors headaches; no more
spurns, end I am sble to do my own
work snd oare for my chllilren." Name
smn by Poitnm Co., T "-s fruV,
mm.
American Cigar Co. Headquarters
EstablisHed at Dnrham.
Important yTJ, S, Cases at rTIlmlsg-
toa. Eegret for Death efBev.
Wettoa( B. Qales. : A, 'Day
Nursery" Opened. Thlr
teea CoBvlett Seat to .
; State Farm.
Rauioh, Nov. 81. The American
Cigar Company hu domesticated itself
In this State, with headqusrters at Dur
ham and Frank L. Fuller as Its repre
sentative. Its capital Is $10,000,000 of
which $,W5,000 Is paid up.
The pension warrants are now being
rapidly prepared, so that all can be sent
out by State Auditor Dixon December
M,Flrst class ' pensions will this year
get t0. Snd class $48. 8rd olass 85. and
4th class, Including widows, $14.50.
United States District Attorney, Harry
Skinner left today for Wilmington,
when a term of the United 8tatee Dis
trict Court begins Monday. Hs says
there are some important post office
cases on the docket Judge Purnell snd
United States Marthil Dockery will leave
here Sunday for Wilmington.
Great regret is expressed here at the
death of Rev. Weston R. Galea, a native
of this cliy, at Montreal a colony of
which he wu the founder. He wu an
Independent evangelist and conducted
services here during the week of the
State Fair In a Biptlst Church. He had
for a long time been in weak health. Ht
wu a son of the late Ma J Sealon Gales,
who died in 1879, and great grandson of
the noted Jouph Gales, who wu known
all over the United States u one of the
editors of the National Intelligencer.
Judge-elect Charles M. Cooke of
Loulsburg wu here today and wu s
caller at the executive office. He was
on his way home from Shelby, where he
spoke at large re-unlon of ex-Confederate
Veterans.
News reaches here that J. L. M. Car
ry, for some time sick at Ashevllle, is
now Improving.
The stockholders of the Oak Ulty to
bacco warehouse and Investment com
pany, met here today and elected officers
and directors This company hu bought
a lot now occupied for city purposes and
next will build a large leaf warehouse, s
stemmery, etc.
The "day nursery," which Is for the
special benefit of working mothers, wu
opened here today. It U maintained
by one of the circles of King's Daugh
ters. Thirteen convicts have been sent from
the penitentiary to join the large force
at the State farm on the Roanoke river,
leaving only about 65 convicts In the
main prison.
This afternoon the funeral of Mr. J. R.
Berkley wu held here. He wu widely
Known for yean u a commercial trav
eller. His health broke down some
months sgo. He wu a Confederate Vet
ran and the local camp paraded at the
faaeraL He wu a prominent member
of tne Baptist Tabernacle.
THREE KINGS.
Kaiser Wllhelm accrue to bnve gone
In to cultivate the Poles wltb on ax.
Atlanta Journal.
King Alfonso set ns though be In
tends to be his own matchmaker.
Plttsbur Clirootcle-Telegrapb.
The sii 1 1 ii ii of Turkey Is not alurmed
by the M-twicct of another ultimatum.
He it '.m nllve MoMrwHl Herald.
Market Letter on Cotton.
By private Wire, J B lth im t Co.
NawYoBi, Nov.Ol. According to
Nw Orleans the total In sight aow Is
(30,000 bales over last year and 800,000
over two year ago. -Th crop two yean
sgo showed a total of 10,490,000 atead
of season, and but year 10,700,000. This
woald Indicate from 10,70,000 to 41
millions.'-. When th movement falls be
low tost year thare b aot likely to he
mack of aa advance In 81n this market
Th reaction -this a. m.came quicker
thaa wu expected. From th aotloa of
th market that were , moat points of
comparison with 1900 thaa say market
seea last year. la that year then wu
a strong-statistical position Jnst ay aow,
oa oa side, alargcr crop than been ex
posted, oa th other. Between tlajwo
the market flaetaatod In : ware. . Ta
pretest market seems to b doing lost
that prlou starred apfrom tJH.eeme
srtthla I pels la of 7 and are aow book
to 8JM. - W deal see muck la th sitn
tioa Jut aow to buy for farther ad
tano aad woald take profit. , The mar
ket should' hre a sharp break u re
covery hu been vsry .rapid. ' Shorts are
getting well under cover end say is
ortsssla pressure, would leave much
baying power u market is getting mag
again, ,Oa this advaaos w cao expect
ore cotton to be offend from the south
and this will supply buying orders.
Above 8.85 for December th south sells
bet jast u it did before, unleuweget
mors of a demand the selling wUlhault
tbeadvsnoev We would wait ;.;
;;. , ' ' J.R Letham k Co.
v-rorIii.nts-l( x
rir:v:ir : '!
Inclement Weather Brings
Cougiis, Colds and Catarrh.
wthtr btghu when
aotuma oorfs. Ffto jraaf nbttctiom to
Oar cfimwn H that H aUtmatea he-
twta tha Stat ot tin (ropfes and the
rtgonot tha Arctic
Thaajttam bacomaa rtlaied by tha
Users at tba kaat, ami tha Orat coM
aaap ot wtatar torn tha aaad ot
thomaaada ot eaaea ot chronic catarrh
which a larga per cent, ot cases will
aoatatalty.
Ptpaktaot Wm. Ubetakar Vaea Pa-
room aa a aataguara Agatoat
) Inclement Wamther. a ,
Wm. Ubelsker, President of the Lake
View Lodge of Foresters, writes from
8837 North Clark St., Chicago, 111., the
following letter i
The Pemna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. :
Gentlemen For years put when I
have been exposed to wet or Inclement
weather, my chest would hurt me and I
would have serious indigestion, and I
would be laid up for a day or two, caus
ing Inconvenience and pain.
On of my lodge friends advised me
to try Peruse, u It had helped him, and
I found that a bottle cured me.
If I feel badly now I at once take two
or three doses, and I find it keeps me in
fine health. Pemna is worthy of every
one's confidence, WM. TJBELAKER.
It I only tast ordinary good, common
sense to provide against inclement
weather. If you have the slightest cold,
cough, saeeslng, or any other indication
that yon are "under the weather," a few
doses of Peruna will put you right
SAVE MONEY !
Compare these prices
with thoBe you have
been paying :
Pio-nlc Hams, sliced,
Beat Lard,
Compound Lard,
Pies Feet hi vinegar
lYpe inyinegar,
Good Flour,.
12c lb.
18c "
10c '
8c "
5c "
. 2s "
Better Flonr.
Best Pie Peaches 10c can, 8 forSc.
Table Peaches, 15c " 8 " 25c.
Canned Cons, 10c " 8 " 85c.
" Tomatoes 10c can.
20 lbs Best Granulated Sugar, any
time you want it, lor si ou
Also have a supply of Oranges, Apples
Bananas, Pears, etc. Try a peck of my
5c apples. Give me a trial.
Tours for business,
JT. F. YKNCENT,
Car. Soata Proas letealf Streets
are mor o lovable when a glau of Bud-
wels beer goes with the turkey. This
beer, a a table bevenge, ' is widely re
nowned as th nneat brewed In America.
and la fully oqual to the best German
maa. w sre ready to oil year order.
J. P. Taylor,
' l' : ' MEW BERN, H. 0.
v All. kinds' oi" Fancy
Family Groceries, Can
Goods, and- Pickles
new crop, .':if-
- Canned Deef, 9 oans 2So, ,
lbnTomatoeariic; ' '
''; hipped Beef, 2 cang 3S-'r
Best Corn per can Xfo.-wyiW.
"Beat Lard I3o lb: , ,
20 lbs Granakted Sugar 11.00 for
next 10 days, - r,
.LLc-ilCiGo.
.." Pbcse Ull C9 Broad El.-
I"' ' " 's A' '"'in snlVi-
. tlatb'iiiici fesiiii '
Congressman Horace a. (mover, of
Port Austin, Mich., writes from House
of Representatives, Washington, D. C
as follows:
"I have found Peruna a very efficient
anil speedy remedy for a peralataot
and annoying cough reiultlog from
catarrhal trouble. "Horace O. Saover.
Mrs. La vlna E. Walker, who holds the
highest state office of the Lsdles of the
Illinois a. A. R., which Is Department
Chaplain, writes the following letter:
Westers Spbihos, III.
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, O. I
Gentlemen : "You have my sincere
gratitude for placing before suffering
women a medicine which has proven
such a blessing u Peruna hu.
"I have used it myself when much
worn out, and found most gratifying
results, and a number of the women of
our Order suffering with weakness pe
culiar to women, have been wonderfully
helped and cured by Peruna." Lavtna
E. Walker.
Address Too Peruna Mediolne Co., of
Columbus, O., for a rroo copy of Dr.
Hartman's latest book on catarrh.
UiHSI
The Improvefl Universal.
Wewest,
Rent,
and Cheapest,
Whitehurst's
45 Follock Hi.
Phone 228.
If AI L. A0OB8,
She'll Smite on jov
whan von aak hs? hand If th anil VOU
wear Is of onr making. Womea dont
admire mea who Sr carelew In their ae
tlr oareless hi cloth, at or style. We'll
do all w oan for you end that's a great
deal to get you la her rood graces, If
you let os have your order.'- W wiU
pTOOaDry mace josx weuauig sun suer.
"A3 enr ap as Trt oitrv
on.
All the necessary articles to make your !
Thanksgiving and Xmas
Fruit Cake.
Such as Currants, Raisins, Citron, Orange Peel, Lemon Peel,
Pare Spices and Flavoring Extracts.
Also Fin London Layer Raisins, New Prunes, Evaporat
ed Peaches and Apples, Apricots, Atmore'a Minco Meat, Cran
berries. A complete stock of Canned Cloods and Vegetables, Sweet
and Sour Pickles, Tomato Catsup, Tobasco Sauce.
Fox RWer Print and Fancy Elgin Butter, Finest Cream
Cheese, Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, and hundreds of nice articles
which we cannot mention for want of space.
Yours to please,
J. L. McDANlBL,
1 'Phone 91. 71 Bread HU
We Wefc Right
''aMaMsaswiswe
sf
Store Dep't, Elm
Phone 46.
Cor.
If you want one why not buy a good one and save money.
We have recently received a new stock of Brooms which you
will find to be up-to-date both in quality and price.
Also New Mince Meat just in, Atmore's Keystone, which
yeu know is very fine, 10c per pound.
e carry everything kept in a Grocery store, and will be
gladjto have some of your orders.
Respectfully,
Broad St. Grocers.
1 NEW BBL. CORNED BEEF,!
JUST
8weet Pickled Peaches, 80o perlquart.
Assor ed Mangoej 30o per quart,
Standard 8 lb Tomatoes lOo per oan.
g Stanlard 2 lb Corn 10c, 8 for 25c.
Loose Olives 40o per quart.
Attmore's Par Minos meat lOo per lb.
' NttbobPanceke Flonr, lOo per package.
Hooker's Old Homestead Pancake Flonr lOo package.
j f ' We want your bneiness and are selling yon goods t ot losi
than any other house In the oity. Than ing yoa for past laT-i ;
on md tnutlng to reoeiv share of your future hnsinessj I am ;
'.ZZ-: : Totirs to
$z CTss r":iZE3- 3?i
. Wholeaala aad
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a. a a I I t 1 1 1 t 1 A;a illlllllltlillltllillltlllllllH
; X celery Hadiche ttoi, Z4
'. Wer Is aot' any heiter remedy' Jtor
h" ' ' tHa lhe powders. - They
- ' ,. . m ioH en'.y
Wholesale
A Retail
Groeer,
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 your
selection while the stock is new and
f resh come in to-morrow mornin,
While .e have both Suits and
Overcoats at a great variety of
prices, we want you to note particu
larly the especially large collection
ef each which we have marked
$J5.
I f you compare the qualities and
and styles with others you will find
them equal to any sold elsewhere
at 118.
City Lumber Co.
N. Front A Fden Hta.
Phone t37
OPENED.
please,
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Cor, Broad aft ZXanecjek Cu.
4 'TitscrlFlloM tt Cavis.
' Davis J"rsorIpUoa ;Phannacy
t Specialty of preeerlptlons. Fr o
aad careful . attehtloa Is i'j i t
Only th best drugs are" .
frlreS ressonaUe, t. i f
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