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Each day brings
New jn lone "wajf or another; g
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We liaye Just ltcccired Wew Appli- v
Hif w and All Over
i) Appliques at 10c to $3 per yard. y
AIL over Chifton Lace 76c.to:$2 60, yd. y
s uorotny JJoaa bnoes. , .:
'( Each Shipment we have Something
t New. ' - , . i
a Patent Leather Three: Strap French' vr
) Heel at $2 50. " This
m beauty ornament of black velvet" and
'fi niAlrol fViia fa a mnst wanafill onH rloinfv .
conception for an evening slipper, . M
9
We are receiving
daily a new line of
Spring
Furniture.
Have also just . re
ceived a very fancy
lot of
Mattings,
Rugs, Leather
and Velvet
Couches
, ,.Ai. Price flint',
will Antdnlftlr
Give us a
call and
nwiy &
TIM CO.
-examine our stock, No!i;MtMvMM
trouoie to snow, gooas.
Very truly;
Dtai'ri'TajIofCii;'.
V BRANCH OFFiOK " '
A B: Baxter & Co.,
V Commission ;A
Brokers. ft -
Stocks,' Cottdn,Grain & ProTlsIci:?
' 17CratenBtreet, '
- Phon 233. , KflWBCIIN.M. 'o.
" " Maln Ufllcv, 61 Btoailiray, New York.
Moderate margins. Eicellentservloe.
Trlrate wires to New York. 1 '
ll!it'i"t banking and mercantile rf-
bomctnmn
Chiffon Itoce. ; M
one is a special &
The
Crown
Cork
Kjat t v no
Germs
or dirt, used exclusively
l,y the CKOWN BOT
TLINU WOKKiS on all
their Popul r Di iiiks.
LEE J. TaYlQR, Prop.
Cur Queen fe Ifcrh
Street,
PHONE 105.
Have You been to
J::
Nixon s n
YES! And I got the Beet
Clam Chowder J ever tasted.
NIXON Berves the Beit ;
X Meals in the citj.
128 Kiddle St.,-
Opposite Henry'i Phanpaojr. :J,
- , v.. v-- .. ie,
At
ill
It
it not hall io harmful aj .
counterfeit medicine.
When yonr doctor write
"take" on a preBoription,
he doea so with ihe nn
derstandlng that eaoh in-,
gredient shall be ia lodi-j
cated .If we cannot inp-
pljthe precise lngredienU
, written we wUlnot fll
1 the preaorlptioa -until ire
hear from the physiolan. ,
4
Cox. 8. Front A Middle 8ts,
ALII v PERSONS
wishing ,' to connect
their dwellings, stores,
or other buUdings with
water or bo wer system
of the city; upon appli
cation to the Gupcrin
tcndentjtnay; have the
work dona and tho pipe
furnished at .'actual
CO t. ' '
r" - f 1 1 . ' ? r . ,
ConnterMi
I Honey
QB Soatbcra Koad Hea Rtlelch. Col.
BortcJ o( Cblisboro ti!l Otfters ; ;
" SfXJtioH, 'y 19. Th4 ' eait',l6and
tfcloek; tolled dows tte'emUnknient at
"Vfalhtt creek, two mile east .ojf here.
AU Uree paaaenger coaone ana Dig-
gage cat rolled dowa! the ambankment
from teij to lwenty feet. ;irii8 engine
dUf jaot teaVe the track, but w&i derailed
Noune mi killed, bnt 001. W T Dortob
of Qoldsboro, BepMMntatlTe H. B. Pat'
ker Jr., Goldabpro. Sheriff Sharp of Wfl
On, B. hi Flemmlng of Ratelgb and Mrs
J T Ellington are' In lh hospital hate,
ai raauU pf tbaaocldent. , v i
Flemffilng seems the worst hbrt. Many
others ware braised, Two pan aiw op-
slde down and the others aretin the
side. 15 " i"
Engineer Rlppejr says the. engine
Jumped the tracks -Others say rotten
crosstles.
Try our . Belfast OInger- Ale eqnal to
Imported. Grown Boiling Works, Lee J
Taylor, Prop, . Phona J06. ,
- ' m n.n.: J i -
ARMY ROSTER ROLLS.
State Auditor Dlwn Asks Co-operation of
.all, HaTlng War Memoranda. -I
Ralbiob, May 19 -Stste Auditor B F
Dlion Issued this card today.
"The last seislon of Congress of the
United States made" provision' for, the
pnbllostlon of "compit te Roster of the
tfBcets nnd pririttes of the Union and
Confederate Armies." 1 have been des
ignated by the Governor of North Caro
lina to nupi rlnlenrt this work for our
North Carolina soldier, and to thll end
I respectfully and earnestly solicit the
co-operation of all persons who may have
perfect Mils or companies or regiments,
or who haVH tny menii.rnurtu lint, oould
be nsed la perfeu tag tbe Hosier for oar
State.
"When I first catne Into the Auditor's
office I wrote a letter to the Claris of
the Court of the various counties of the
Slate urging them to send me the nanus
of 5 or 6 Intelligent ox-Confederate sol
diers wbo would undertake the work of
correcting the Roster of .Troops from
their respective counties, Intending to
ask the LoglsltUira of oar State to pub
lish a corrected list as soon as I could
get the necessary , material on hand. 1
have quite a good deal of matter collect
ed in this way, but not enough to com
plete the work, and as the United States
government has taken the expense of
publication from us, It seems to' ma that
wilt be an everlasting shame if we do
not place the name of the brave men,
who held onr flag.ln the heavens for' four
long years on this roll of hoaor. I fm
greatly appreciate therefore, any assts-;
tanca rendered In the work of preserving'
memoile.oi some of the bravest men
that ever met an enemy, upon the battle
Held many land. . - 71
"Forward all papers to me at my office
i the city of Raleigh. As soon aa'oep-'
are made tbe original papers will be
returned to the owners If desired." .
SlDC
Sine : prison Pablishes A
t . Matrazlne. . ' .' ''' m
Everybody's Magazine .
There are ' over 70,000,000 people lu
the United Sutea mostly wtiters.Even
Slag Sing prion issues a bi-weekly maga
sine, the Btaf, of -Hopa, a-well-printed,
lnxarlous folio, brimming' with human
mteresVf: Roland, 'Jj'MoIlntul who
day! fa thb eath Boose- trat
scribing what he jaw and felt In ihls
grewsome quarters, Wa not the only
scribbler wlthls the Brtson w.alh There
are potential Journalists In Slag Sing. No
l,S0v Is JSdltos-W-fhler,' and'; pthonert
write, make Op, and print the whole
publication, which has a circulation In
side and outside tha prisoa of more than
50.;Women, too, are contribntors.Ni.
196 Anbnrn Is local editor. Tbe period
ical Is a serloaa attempt at a' prison or
gao, and Ja thla gulM is naturally wel
come to what a Stir. of Hope note woqld
probably salt "the resident f our oom
munlly.'' Outsiders lad In It humor In
recommendation, to a moment' study.
Recently, for eiample, it contained this
paragrapb:nTbe former gentleman whp
walked otjaa out into the free world
aome weeks ago wlthodt tho proper par-
mission U' again oar jgueet - It Terse
alio Is far from the mare dogg rl ope
might expect; Not long age It published
tha fofjowlngf . ' ';-t. ' '." ,-
, But where tbeadson with majestic
' , sweep X ' .
Rolls on It eourss to mingle with tht
There stands a frowning! pile of brisk
k and stos 'u"V ' fbi
Whose massive walls were built for
;,v strength alone, 'J i ' r" T
Who grim watch-towers and portals
., y strongly barred )J ; j
, Make Freedom's way to': many long
" and bsrdl s t -. -
- Yet In that tomb of burled hopes for
f' lorn m . "' " ' ' '
' Three blessed years ago our Btarof
s; Hope WM born. ' '
Try onr nn.
Cr,r i. J H !
A f :i - I i
i J iva and J'm-lia
BIUGH.
Hve jean Sentence for Killing Bis
. Father.
Graduating Exercises at Baptist Fe
male University. Col. Pear-
- salloaTrlptoeeorgla
NaTaL. Recaltlng
RALKian, Hay 19. The graduating
exercises of the Baptist Female , Unt
verslty were held this morning and Rev,
Dr. Junius W. Millard, pastor of the
Butah Baptist church of Baltimore de
livered the address. There were eight
full graduates, two special graduates
and five received certificates. The board
of trustees elects Miss Jessie L, Jones, a
Ph D. of the University to the chair of
English language to succeed Mrs, Stone,
resigned. ,::
Col. P. M. Pearsall has gone to Qeor
gia to settle up-the estate of his brother
the late solioltor Matthew Pearsall, who
was killed In a oolllslon near Qoldfleld
two weeks ago.
Sheriff Noland of Haywood -today
brought a white boy, Bam Keith to the
penitentiary to serve five years tor kill.
lag his father. Old man Keith was abus
ing his wife when Sam Interfered,
Keith threatened his son then and the
boy killed him.
Senator F, M. Simmons has left for
New York where he will tomorrow
night deliver the address before the N
C. Society of New York City on the race
problems.
A naval recultlnj station has been
opened here. The officers In charge l l
have an office open In Wilmington Mt.y
38 to 80.
The Edenton Street Melhodlat Sunday
School will plc-nlc at Chapel Hill tomo
row.
tin. S. M Fluger, wife of the late
Superintend, nt of Public Iastrncilor,
died yesterday.
Gov. Ayoock has ritu rnetl from Oi
ford and will speak at Lesvillc, this
county, Friday.
CASTOR I A
For InfauU and Children.
Itie Kind You Have Always Bought
"Boars the
Signature of
List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at New
Be, j, Craven county N. C. May 18th
1003:
MSN'S LIST.
A R U Arthar.
B Clance Blangor, Archie Brown, Si
Middle St.. F S Boyd, A a Bryan, Rev
Henry Butler.
0 Major Cravens, Cilvester Chapman,
WiUIe Cogdell.
D William Davis, (dead letter).
GThomas Green, Jasper, NO, W L
Grime.
. J Jack James, care of Samuell Dttt-
als, Lewis J R Jones. ' -
K Joe King, 141 Bern St
L--Latharn Lnpton.
. R Henry Richardson (co'.) 170 Broad
' .
W-James Warrea, J W Winston
'i H WOMEN1 LIST. . V
1 A-Pen nUtt Allen, Jasper NO. . ' v
B Ml Esther A BonhamJSirr Mary
J Bryant; Jasper N O,. -e v ..f. ,
' 0 MiaaMary M Cannon, B Fl Lima
MO. .'.-& " i
f- D-Mrs Nanoy J Davis,' Jasper, N O,
Mr Susie Dunn. "' ' ' ' .!
F Mrs Minnie E Foy.
,'H Miss Louise Bodson, care of John
Ceston. , - , . ,
;:, J--Mlsa Georgian Jones 88 Oommer
8U 'n 'A- . ' 1
, X-MlssMyrtalLwbv
' M Ml Mary More, t .
ft--Mrs Jams M Nelson. ' ''7
'.F-Mrs P PUkb, Mrs M E pugh, V
R Miss Elizabeth Roblnsdn.'
' 8-MIss Mionls Stanly, Bellalr, N 0 (9)
.Jlnnle Bykts, 12 Pollock 8U, Mrs Jannay
Sprulll, Eliza Btrod I Chapman BU,Mlss
EJIziIe Solars, rt ,x ';.' ' "
. T-Mr les Telley, . Mtsa Carri
Thomaa. v:i i- j
Wt-MIss 6 (Ilk ' Wflklns,, Miss Edna
Whitley, U F D.: :( t'
Persons calling for the above letters will
, please say advertised aad gl v date of
..list,.-,. j .
The regulations now require that one (1
' "tent shall be collected on the delivery
Hf each advertised letter. ' . - "
r".-S.W.HAXoocit,P.M.
Our Orange , phosphate and .Blood
Orange Soda are delicious thirst quench
rs ,Yon can have U at your house for
SOc per crate, S doz, bottles, Crowa
Boiling Works, Thoue 109. ,
.The people of New Bern can highly
appreciate the opportunity 'of soenrlng
hlph grade Jewelry etc., as being offered
at 1'uhllo Auction every day at 11am
and 8 15 p m, at 50 Pollock St., opposite
Episcopal eliurch, V 1
Fipi Ripn Rip in ' -
Tint b' ys suit v-fidn't bonfht hern, or
t " 1 ''t I tt t way, Our boys' si!ts
t t i ' , fe fi'j ' s ate r' ' I in
' , ' ! ' I 1 1
Concert Tonf. of Children from the
' , " Oxford Orphan Asylum. ' :"
iA chapter of chlldren,',twelve girls and
four boys, from Oxford Orphan Asylum
Will enter upon a oonoert tour through
the eastern part of North Carolina be
tween the first and middle of May and
through the west about the last of July,
with an Interval of a month between the
two trips.
The children give their delightful con
certs In many of our towns, usually at
the Invitation and under the auspices of
the local Masonic lodges. The program
they render la always free from Impu
rities, yet filled with humor, attractive
entertaining, helpful. The concerts are
of nnuaual excellence and would merit
and receive the patronage of our people
even If they were not given in the Inter
est of this work of greatest importance.
Tbe bright, well trained boys and girls
themselves are a striking object lesson
to our people of the character of the
work being done in this and other or
pbanagea In the State. No one can see
aad hear children like these and think
of what they would probably hare been
had they not been blessod by protection
care and training of such an institution,
without feeling glad of an opportunity
to aid In Its support.
TRUITT.
May 19 We are having fine weather.
The Irish potatoes are looking fine.
Prospects are good for a large orop, and
a few have engaged to sell their crops
already.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gasklns were
visiting friends relatives in Vancebnro,
last M.eek.
Messrs George Gaskins and Lent
Davis visited friends In Galilee last Sun
day. BlueEyef.
The stock of Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry and Silverware that will be of
fered st Public Auction Is from the well
known firm ofJB Bennett & Co., of
Norfolk, Va. This firm is one of the
largest and most reliable concerns In the
South and their guarantee that the goods
are sold under, Is just as good as the
bank. No person need have any hesi
tancy in buying anything from this
Great Bale.
Mothers, Quakers, Beckers and Leg-
gets Oat flakes 10c package at J R Far
ker, Jr'a.
Just Received 500 dozen frosh
eggs at
J R Parker Jr's.
If yon drink Kola try our Afrl-Kola.
It beats them all, 60c. per crate, 2 doz
bottles, Crown Botllng works, Phone
105.
Ladles, Ladles, Ladle. Special auc
tion for Ladles every- day at 11 o'clock.
Handsome prizes given away at every
sale. 60 Pollock St, opposite Episcopal
church.
If you want good bread, buy your
flo ir from J R Parker, Jr.
t. J. Baxter Is sgent for the Cosmopo
litan pattern, they are standard pat
tern made with seam allowance only
10c each or patterns furnished free with
all dresses bought from 1.50 ap.
HAAAAAAAAAAAAiAAAiAiiliaiilllinaillilZIIIZIIIIIIIR
pes i tiioiil
B Special Auction . Sate fot Ladies Only
H -Every morning at 10 o'clock.' Handsome Prizes Given Away H
H "Daily.,, Every lady attending receives a ticket whether they R
M hnv m nni. -u
"Of High-grade Diamonds, Watches, J
. T - j '. Jewelry and Stfoerware.
This stock is from the well-known, reliable Jeweler and
f Broker J B Bennett Co , Norfolk, Va, consisting of the t
finest and most Complete line ever before offered.-; All good'
wiU be wad Bnderft FUJiL.GUARANTBB. .-,;' "i-x-f
" This is a rare opportunity for securing High-grade Jewelry
and Bilverware at yonr own prices, Every article will be . of-1 .
.fcred to the highest and best bidder, , . "- .'V -;
I Tlours of sale every day at' 11 a; m.
b and 8:15 p. m, takes place at 69 POL
g LOCK ST Opp. Episcopal Church. ' '
K 1 ; DAVID niUDT, AucUoneer. '
"SUITS MOIUC PEOPLE THAN, ANT OTHER BBAND.f
V OLD IIEC:iW;;3Si'
RYE '.J&fiS
, ' W j k a 4 1 a 1 tm I i '"
Kj JL .... I
It
Typewriter
$35.
"I wonld not exchange my Chi
cago for one of tbe high priced
machines." T. N. Ivey, D. D,,
Editor Raleigh Christian Advo
cate. .
fflETYS BOOK STORl
Valuable Stock of
Goods for Sale.
I will for the next ten days receive
bids for the purchase of stock of goods
wares and merchandise of the Bee Hive
Company, Bankrupt.
Said goods eta, are now In the store
and warehouse lately occupied by said
Bee Hive Company, on Pollock street in
the city of New Bern and consists of
dry goods, clothing, shoes and millinery
notions and various other kinds of
goods.
I am prepared to exhibit the stock to
prospective bidders and give informa
tion In regard thereto, call on or address
JOHN DUNN, Trustee,
S3 Pollock street, New Bern, N. C.
:r
Save money by
buying your files
and all kinds of
stationery from
Owen Q. Dunn,
50 POLLOCK ST.
3
Don't let your Carriage run down
for want of a little repair. Taken in
time the cost may be trifling. "A word
to the wise is sufficient." We do ear
riage and wagon repairing in all its
branches, at lowest prices, and warrant
all work to be strictly first-class. We
will make your vehicle equal to new
in appearance, anraotitty and motion.
Jobbing promptly executed.
We put Rubber Tires on yonr old or
new wheels. We shrink your loose tires
in a machine without cutting them.
Everybody is invited to see the machine
at work putting new bolts infold placse.
G. H. Waters eft Son,
Phone185,
78 Bread St, New Bias, N 0
CO., Proprietors,
VA.
rcrunr. r
The "Chicaqd
Auction
. .tamValkVVAAA " i
i I Just received IS
; I New Lot 1:1
: Harvey's Small Sugar Cured P
I English Cured Shoulders, i
1 Breakfast Strips,
I Big Hams to out.
f J. L MEL, ISr 1
'Phone 191. 71 Broad Hi
Gaskill Hdw. &
Have a full line of seasonable goods at this seasons price.
White Mountain and Artio Freezers, Water Coolers, Ice
Ice Picks.
awn Mowers from VI" to 10".
Fly Traps, Mouse Traps.
Matting and Carpet Tacks, Bill
uiings neeaea lor renutng or htting
Car load Saeh and Blinds and
sell Masury's Faint and Lewis' Lead.
quality.
Frompt delivery, Goods Guaranteed.
Gaskill Hardware and Mill Supply Company,
HiRDWAREJ78Mildle St.
Phone 147.
I Delicious h
in the
Ice
Ci'eam
we nell yon.
We take the greatest oaro in
making otir cream, and only the
best materials.
IT'S PURE AND WHOLE
SOME, and can ! oaten hy the
most delicate tierami without fear
of injury.
85c per qt. packed in ice, deliv
ered at your house at any time,
McSorley.
. THE SELECTION OF STOCK
for the best trade la made with great
care lhs paokerasend
THE BEBT DRESSED BEEF
to their particular customers and we are
numbered among them.
Onr customers, in tarn, ean depend
apon na for bighlr satisfactory eats tor
roasting, broiling, etc
The meats we offer are always In per
feot oondiHon tender, lnler and deli-
elona. , . '
Spring Lamb, Dressed Poultry.
,The Oak Market.
Give us a Call.
s .We would be pleased to hate yon call
and examine onr line ,of BUILDERS'
MATERIALS, Paints, Oils, Refrigera
tors, Water Coolers, Lawn Mowers, Ice
Cream Fretxers, Tinware, Galvanised
and Enameled Ware.) 1 "5 v , " ' r
Loos ca'tjp,
Fof hm
G rr.trrl ITr.rdware, .
i ii I t. ,.uul ' "
Mill Supply Co.,
Planers,
Window Screens, Door Screens,
Poster Tacks, and many
other
, We
up the home.
full stock of Builders Material.
Try either, both are of the
best
'MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven St,
phone 216
ii !
The new trent river bridge is re
paired, and we are prepared to meet
the people with low prices this
week. Look at them.
Men's Clothing.
A big lot Mens Coat and Pants Suits
worth $5 00 our price $3 08.
A big lot Mens Rlue Sergo Coat anil
pants Suits, worth $7 50, cut price $4 24
AU kinds of Summer Coats and I'ants
worth $1 75, cut price 98c.
Childrens Suits.
Big lot Childrens Wash 'Suits, worth
$1 00, cut price 58c.
Big lot Childrens Sergo Suits, worth
$4, cut price f 8 98.
Big lot Childrens Light Cassimeres,
just received, worth $3, cut price, $1 5J
Shirts.
Big lot Shirts, worth $1, cut price 48o
Big lot Shirts worth SOc, cut price 24c
Big lot of Boys Shirts,all colors, worth
50t, cut price ltfo.
Dress Goods.
Big lot All Colors .Organdies, worth
25c, cnt price 16jo yd.
Big lot Figured Lawns, ail colors,
worth 10c, cut price 7Jo yd.
Same as above, worth 7jc, cut to 4jc.
Big lot R & G Corsets, worth $1 (0
cut prioe 48c.
Big lot Bleaching in short lengths,
worth 7o, cut prioe 8Jc yd.
Big lot PeAales in short lengths, wrth
10c, out price 6c. Only 10 yards to a
customer, each person must do their
own baying.
Shoes.
Big lot Mens Shoes, worth $2 00, cot
price tl 48,
Same as above, worth f 1 CO, cut 98o
Big lot Ladies 8hoes, worth $9 OOont
price fl 69.
fame as above, worth $1 50, cut 98c
Big lot Ladles Slippers, worth $3, cut
price 91 99.
Same as above, worth $1 25, eat to 88o
Same as above, worth 75c, oat to 49c, '
Big lot Men and Womens Hose far
close out 8 pr for 10o, this week only.
S. COPLON,
75 MIDDLE STREET, Next to Oasklil
Hardware Co.- If aw Bern.
Ililppi1
J. W. WOOD,
Practical Turner,
PLUMBING AND 6AS FITTING
; Ordeje for Tobacco Flues Eolio
ItetL. u i, 5j pit" - " '
All workuaranteed to give sat- ,-
Ufaotion.'',,."., . " 'k.
.Can b found ' ai tbe shop A ',
South Front Street formerly oocn
pled.by the firm. -
CPhie 220. lV ';
; For Kent,?; "f
Wharf property formerly ooonpled by
O W Hamilton as wood yard. ,.
AIpo two ' ' "a offloes In secon,!
Fr t tit "
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