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ARAPAHOE. '
April 88. Rev F 8 Becton preached
two able and effective sermons laat Satnr
day night and Sunday morning. A large
crowd was present. The rendering of
hla sobject was so simple and explicit,
that the audience was held spellbound.
The firm of Rock and Tingle are hay
ing and shipping large quantities Of
sweet potatoes.
The public school at this place will
close Saturday, April 25th.
Mr. J. L. McCotter of Arapahoe, visit
ed his home at Alliance Sunday.
Mr. B M Johnson of Arapahoe, who
was burned out a few weeks ago, has re
built an i moved In.
Miss Jennie Reel of lteelsboro, visited
Arapahoe today.
MrRumley Ilirdy of South river, Is
working with bid brother, Mr J E Hardy
of Arapahoe.
Mr Noah Miller of Arapahoe, Is build
ing mew dwelling.
The prayer meeting of Arapahoe, la
Improving very nicely. A. B.
J. J. Baxter Is agent for tne Cosmopo
litan patterns, they are standard pat
terns made with seam allowance only
10c each or patterns famished free with
all drosses bought from 1.50(np.
HARRIS LITHIA WATER
on draught, -carbonated, the strongest
natural llthla water known, flc large
glass.
DUFFY'S PHARMACY
1?
There she go driased io neat, ,.
Ar pretty nd tyllsh a ah l weet, . tp
Everybody who trade at , ; ' , ,: - ' t
looks stvllsh-wid the traasaotlona are so eatUfotory that lhy eeo't )
help bnt be sweet There's more cauae than ever for wUamctloa Jatl'rj.
now. Room hM to be inad tor new ltc and aom of our prices are V1"
sliding down MO. Here's something which ought to interest your ' '.
. 'In Summer Dress Goods we have alt the dlffeaent things in Lawn, A '
Dljmltle,.ChaBibrays, Ootonri Linen, Irish Una for shit waist,, In-:
At Mnen in tan and black. Victoria Lawn. Linen-Lawn, French Laura, .(
. .
fy na ersiao Laiwua muiu nwi w
.SI.' Black rerauui Lawn i wc. , .
f tenon. Organdiee, whl tad In
Dlmltle In fine check! and pin
r fi T' " White Ynncy Stripe and Figured
Disk
Made by Johnston Sarvestor Col
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. t have Jnst received a at lnd of tV
ordnrtatonce, . Theprloe with twos'
nmaleat labor avet of tli kind known to
; it TTrllo iref. r (!-! !. -
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,
Senator Simmons To Speak at New
Tort.
Special to Journal.
Rileioh, April 84. Becator Simmons
accepts an Invitation to deliver an ad
drea before (he North Carolina Society
la New Toik May twentieth and chooses
as his subject the "Ban Question." .
Pat Lea Shoes at Cost.
Owing to being over stocked In Fat
Lea Shoes and Pat Lea Oxfords, for the
next 20 days 1 will tell tfi.00 shoe for
$8.50. They, are new goods and good
styles EW ARMSTRONG.
600 dozen fresh eggs at J. R. Parker,
Jr-s.
BEANS.! BEANS!
Valentine and S'rlngless Green Pods,
a large variety of garden seeds at
DUFFY'S PHARMACY.
Try our monogram Java and Moeha
Coffee. J R Parker, Jr.
FLIES CABBY GEBMS.
Be careful what you
drink, Drink Hofbrau
Beer. If it is Hofbrau
it is Pure.
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,TOtJl ' w w
, - s-t -t .,,
coloraj'at 10c to We nor yard. y y
strlpea.
Wtet.Gooda' at 13Jo to HQo." Afr )
t ?
- e Cultivators and' an j 1 to f
m' 'ih "I i ' -
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ls - i."; .
Gmtivator
la Cotton an4Corn;on Account jtt
; .Weather
Betarned t Moonshtalng. , Btanly
Ceunty Bond "Case. C State
buuteRXaglalatlTaAeto
vTIIl " Bt Complete.
. , . .State Printing.
. ' Hatter.
RaliHIH, April M. Today the Secre
tary of State received the- "captions" of
the aeta of the legislature. These -were
prepared by W. P.. Batchelor and more
complete than ever before. There follows
each caption a very complete : ay nopals
of the act In Question. There Is a full
Index, in fect a cross Index, and the date
of ratification of acta h hoWn. ,The
numbers will agree' with those of the
lawi which will appear lit-book form.
The pamphlet Is more thae twice as
large aa ever before. ?- . f '
X, M. Unell la now the public printer
For jome years the vrork ws divided
between him and Edwards & Broughton
The latter firm notified the commissioner
of labor and printing that it could not
go on with the work, but the uovemor
wrote the firm, saving the work la band
must be done. The Governor says the
printing will be done. Of .course there
will be delay. All the copy for the laws
and Journals baa been ready- tor a month
paat.;:.
A letter from Mr. Horehead of Greens
bore says the name of Gen. Davidson,
who was killed at the battle-of Cowan's
Fort, February 1, 1781, was simply " Wl)
Ham" 'end not "William Lee." , . This
statement will no doubt provoke Inquiry
and research.
Hn.4). E. McDonald of Prince Ed
ward Island, Canada, writes the Secre
tary of State, making inquiry regarding
a North Carolina estate which was hold
by John McDonald, her ancestor.
The number of volumes in .the Supreme
Court library Is now 14,503, which on
the lit of January, 1889, It was only
0,080. la January 1800, there were 83,
500 volumes in the State library. The
exact number at present is not known,
but probably approximates 85,000. .
There are now 1,487 election precincts
In the State, this being the number re
ported to the Secretary ot State. ..
An oil portrait of .the late Dr George
L Klrby, who was for several years the
Superintendent of. the hospital for the
Insane here, has been presented to the
State library,
W A Gattla, e well known business
nun here and an ex-ConfederaB' Vet
eran waa etrloken with pafalyglrwhjle
on the street today, and fell. He lost
the power of speech completely. .
A charter Is gtanted theNew Jisnover
Shingle Mills (Incorporated), ofWOmlng
ton, capital 180,000, the owners befog C
W Mitchell, of Anlander, W P Taylor
of Winton and B A Brown, Jr., of New
CommlMtoner of Agriculture Patter
son says the rainy weathet Will very
probably reduce the acreage of both cot
ton and corn. A greet Question Is how
to get labot on .the. turns. It livery
scene, the report, to the department
show. Farm operations ere backward
twe or three weeks, j There is consider
able emigration-of negroes, not only
from the farms, bat from the small
town. , It to said most of these emi
grant are now- going to Hew Jersey,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia" and New
A few weeks- ago an old moonshiner
we sentenced to - Imprisonment . ty
Judge Purnell. The man's son called 6n
the Judge, On hi knee, : to" pardon the
prisoner, which the Judge did," Now
turns out" thrt the "old man Is tgfale
"moonihlnlnf." " -v -",
V Ex-Judge James B BhepheriJ wentto
Ifaehlagton, 0 O today to nrgue the
Btanly ooanty bond oas. before the
TJnlted State Septetn Coert. this
case the county seek to repudiate cer
tain bonds which are owned ;by Color A
Co, pf tf . T-and which it ssys were Is
sued under an act not properly", tatlfled
by the legislature. . ; . -V
ASTORIA
. i For Infaau and Cbildren.
Hi KIr.i Yea Kara Ecf
Been the
Blgnatar of
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Mlu Evelyn Morse writes from 681
tollowsi
. "I tattered tor nearly three yean
medicine seemed to relieve, until a Mend advised me to try Peruna. Aitnongn
skeptical, I tried It, and found It helped me within the first week. 1 kept tak
ing It tor three months, and am pleased to say that It cured me entirely, and I
bave Ban no symptoms or its return,
BVBLYN MORSE.
- Adia Britteln, of Bekltan, o., writes :
"After using your wonderful Feruna
three months, I have had great relief.
I had continual heaviness in my stom
ach, was bilious, and had fainting spells,
dm tney au nave leu ma amoe uswg
Pernna. I can now got around and do
my housework, and think Foruna tbe
greatest medicine I ever used." Adia
Orlttaln.
Mrs. Lizzie Blovlns, 102 Boliver street,
Cleveland, Ohio, writes i
"I candidly feel Porona was the means
IMPORTANT.
Very important that those who hare
not paid Inert City Taxes, Reai,Percnal
and Poll, forJOOS and License Tax up to
date should settle same at once, the time
I attend for me to settle with the City
for the Taxes. I do Insist upon your not
putting this matter off.
It yon ar called upon for settlement
do not turn me down empty handed, 1
have been as lenient with you as I pot
ently could be. Pay the tax and save the
advertising arid cost.
Very Respectfully,
: J JTOLSON,
City Tax Collector.
nMael rnwiA YMmlM
' J Would Turn Oroeo
with envv 11 thev could see the garment
worn by the men In New Bern and made
b r M Chadwick. . WeU flUing tand-
some and (well in style, and. showing a
man witn a perieot torm to peneotion,
ormakinsra nerfect form fai the man
that is detective. If yon haveri't ordered
yonr Spring suit or fight overcoat, let us
snow yon wnat a sweu yon can oe wnen
we Dave made your garments. ?:' -
'-P. XX. Cliadwlck,
TB STRAm.:'.-:'V'-i:;.r
;Jtt 1 generally belltved ; that good Vis
ion mean perfect eye, this Is by no
mean to, the contractility of (he ciliary
muscle of th eye' Increase the, carve-
tare of the chryttallne (en, a much as
I necessary' to -'maintain olcw ; Vision,
bat th sxoeiilv raount of nerve fore
needed to keep up this abnormal .slate,
oautot a -constant drain on the great
nerve eenlsr, th brain, resulting In head
ache," sometimes extending down the
back, Inflammation, granulated eye lids,
twitching ot Jerking motion sometimes
this muacl of accomodation become
cramped, then comes severe tea!acho,
distant vision more or less bad, close
vision In not much aMected, the eyes are
arrrva!cil by svery little thlor a healthy
eye would not notice, each as, wind,
cold, light, eta . . ,
Tlioie who do not know the troubles,
try Toirmrilen snpgpnted by frlnnfll atij
fir "v ( ml Inrfresum to a nr' in'!t,
n ul'ln t'i n ii f r r ot
CATARRH OF; STOUAGH.
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Adam Street, Minneapolis, Minn.
. ...
with catarrn or me atomacn wmcn no
am oaiy iuu giau ,u rcwiuuicuu n.
of saving my life, for 1 suflored for
months from catarrh of the stomach,
Two bottles of Peruna cured me." Mrs.
Llscie Blevlns.
If yon do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from the nse of Peruna,
Write at once to. Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statement of your case and ho will
be pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio. ' -
Marked
'" Down
for
School
Children.
! HimiPK SM.
BRANCH OFFICE
A, B. Baxter 3 Co.
Commtssbn
; -Brokers '
Stocls, Colton,Gfaii & Provisions
17 U raven Street,
Phone 888 ' NW BtR, N. 0.-'
y MalrOffloe, 1 Broadway1. Mew York.
' Medorate moTgin. Excellent service.
. Private wire to New York, r-; j '
'' Btghes( banking and mercantile ref:
rence. v . ... :--t-
,v 111(1
f'iwhy Certainiy!!'--
"this beet Is good for yon; - 'I know
nothing belter In the shape of a tonic or
Invigorator." That' tli way doctors
talk abont Builweis beerr well knowing
Its benefloent effenU on young and Old
who need a mild, harmless, pur (nvlg
orant ; fresh from brewery every woek
.'"tTnylorV''
,VJi W WOOD,
; (Snccossot to Foy & Y.'ood) ,
A ItAVliwut It H Ikl f
rnjiiuisa'jsi) as fit
' AH v-o:k gmranU'pJ to glvo 6t-
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f !i ! I rt t' ;!."! fc:i
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pprmg teeiing
and Enjoy the
Best of Health
read what the State
Chemist of Virginia,
the HIGHEST AU
THORITY, says about
Portner's
Hofbrau Beer.
CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION
LAllORATOltY OT STATK ABSAVEB CUEM
I8T, BICUMOKD, VA.
The following results were obtained
in my examination of the Tivoli Hofbrau
Beer, manufactured by the Robert Port
ner Brewing Co, Alexandria, Va.:
Specific gravity, 1.0168. In 100 parts:
Alcohol, 8 62 (in volume, 4.t0); Malt
extract 6 60; Ash, 0.21 (original wort,
13.6). Also tested for reputed adulter
ations of beer, such as salicylic acid,
picric acid, borax, bicarbonate of soda,
alum, chalk, etc, and none wbrb found.
I find that it is pure and, and in all re
spects, of excellent quality. It is unex
ceptionable as a beverage, and I can
sanction its use for 'medicinal purposes.
WM. H. TAYLOR, M. D.,
Va. State Chemist.
For sale at all first
class saloons and at
wholesale by
Crown Bottling Works,
LEE . TAYLOR, Propr.,
Phone 105. Cor. Queen fc Bern Sis.
BLANK BOOKS
If you are in need
of any kind Blank
Books or Office Sta
tionery it will pay
you to call and e x
amine my line.
Owen Q. Dunn,
69 POLLOCK ST.
We are receiving
daily a new line of
Have also just re
ceive'd a very fancy
lot of -
Mattings,
Rugs, Leather
and Velvet
Couches
. t -
At PrtcertStliai
Vlll Antonlsh
1 '
you. ,
Give; Us . a; call fand
examine our stock; No
trouhio 19 show'goo ,d
. Very truly,
The DlsTaj i.Tajlor IV
We have Just lu Doe slock of Mans
boy and children shoes, nec wear
h u, cloihl rig oollarv etcr AU in the
latest st jl and chesper than any first
clans (tore la th town tver thing guar
anteed.... '. j .. ' .
. '. . Rospcctfully, ' '
' . . '. J.. BAXTER.
r .MLS.
DISWM &
TATLUR CO.
n
Furniture
Just
Received
A Nice Lot of Harvey's Small
Sugar Cured Pig 'Hams from
6 to 8 lbs.
New Bbl. Fulton Market Corned Beef,
Fresh lot Fox River Print and Fancy Elgin Butter,
A tierce of Nice Country Lard,
Complete stock of Nice Fresh Canned Goods.
A real Good Table Peach for 10c, 3 lb can,
Nice Prunes only 5c lb,
Split Peas 5c qt,
Fresh Grits and Big Ilominv,
The Best of everything in
tne lowest possible prices.
Yours to
U. U. iUWUMtMUU. Orocer,
1 Phone 91. 71 Broad St 1
In the Midst of the Rush
For the last 60 days.
We have sold more goods than anyone in the city.
MORE BARGAINS than ever before.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Clothing department is up-to-date. Prises below zero,
yon prices that have never heard of before.
250 Mens Light Suits, made by'Ham-
burg & Bros, worth $15 & $18, at $9 "id
260 Suits I ustom made, in black and
all colors, worth $8 and $10, at $5 98
225 Suits in all colors, worth $0 to $8,
tor $4 (It)
BOYS CLOTH1NO.
500 Boys Knee Pants Suits, in all col-
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT .
Ladies Dress Goods, all sorts and all colors, prices below zero. 10c and 12Jc
Dimities all colors and stylee, at 7jc. lCc & 12Jc Percales in remnants at 5c yd.
Bleaching of all qualities from 8Je, to 9jc for the best made. Calicoes all col
ors and qualities at 4jc, Domestics, all qualities from 8c, to 4Jc for best made.
Ladies and Childrens Slippers from 48c to $1 98, worth double the monoy.
100 dozen Mens Shirts worth 75c and $1 at 48c each, Hats at all prices
Hamburg and laces at Factory Prices this week.
M P WARREN,
JIM GA4KII..L,
Salesmen."
75 Middle St, next to Gaskill
Gaskill Hdw. &
Successors to Gaskill Hdw.
HARDWARE 73 Middle St.
rnone w. Phone 210.
Keep a full supply of Builders Material, Bash, Doors, Blinds, Glass, Paints,
O ils, Varnish, Lime, Cement, Stoves and Ranges and everything kept in a first
class hardware store.
A full line of Railroad, Steamboat and Mill Supplies, Engines, Boilers, Pul
leys, Shafting, Gearings, Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Wrenches, Bolts, Nuts, Iron,
Belting, Packing, Hose, Etc.
Having consolidated the two houses we are prepared to furnish High Quality
goods at Very Low Prices. Thanking the trade for past favor and soliciting your
future patronage we are, Yours truly,
6a.il Hardware and
JOSEPH GASKILL.
P. A.
NOTICE !
Notice 1 hereby given that having
lost certificate Mo. 62, of Series No. 19,
(or five share of dock of the New Bern
Building and Loan Association, appli
cation 1 made for a duplicate certificate
according to the rale of the Associa
tion. MEnaKiL Br van,
April 18, 1903.
For Rent.
Wharf property formerly occupied by
G W HamlltoB ts wood yard.
Also two desirable office In second
itoryofnew brlok building on Booth
Front street .
Apply to
8. H. BRINSON.
A Joyful Acceptance
Is alwav i-tven to an Invitation to
ride In a Water7 carriage, t they are
renowned fot their easv riding qualities.
a well as their stylish sppearanoe, Thl
combination can only accrue from; a ve
il itle that is perfect In construction and
finish In every dotal!. A better enrriage
cannot be built titan the genuine Waters'
bnfy, rubber or twl tire. We Ibnlld
anything you want.. Lowest prlce.when
quality I considered, '
Staple and Fancy Groceries at
Please,
We will give the people
Below we will givo
ors, worth $4 to $6, for 3 48
275 Boys Knee Pants Suits, in all col
ors, worth 12 B0 to $3 50, for $1 98
200 Boys Knee Pants Buits, in all col
ors, at 49c and 69c.
MEN AND BOYS SIIOES
at all prices from 4?c to $3 98.
S. COPLON.
Hdw. Ct., New Bern, N. C.
Mill Supply Co.,
Co. and J. C. Fulford Supply Co.
MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven St.
11 Snpply Company,
WILLIS.
JOE O. FTJLFORD.
Paints !
ef ore you buy your paint s tn
vestigate Heath andMilligan Paints
Strictly Guaranteed, looks better,
covers more and wears longer.
For sale by
Foj & Simons,
l General Hardware,
79 M M Street,
SEW BEB5, IT. C
Wbat more can you
get anywhere In addi
tion to Satisfaction I '
We guarantee that.
. Suits cleaned and
pressed.' '
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uoraer.Juiddie t,nd ouoojf. gtreote.
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