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For Stylish and Up-to-dato
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LVd IIAJKE lOUB WAHTS KKOWJf. V?
; ' We have them stacked tip all ovet the house. ' t -
, Jn this department our trade has been Bteadily increasing Ay
; c and we have added, to onr stock the verr latest lines In ladies
ft foolweary t -vk J '1 . -..' :.. : M
- We have just received Shipment of :Lorothy i Dodd, J-
; c which represents Style, Comfort and Quality.' ' ' - vf
l '.' Three strap Pattnt Leather Sandals and Oxforda at 12 50 J.
A ' a,so cari7 i10110113 line of Mens Shoes and Patently
v Leather Oxfords at $3 50 and 14 60. .
Y'V u ,'A1-uruB w
rSUITS
v J les, at $1 28 to 18 00. ' , i ' .
MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY". OTHER BRAND."
OLD HENRY
RYE
WHISKEY.
ALWAYS
.UNIFOKM.
STRAUS, GUNST & CO., Proprietors,
v RICHMOND; VA.
H0HSST QUALITY B0NIST MEASURE. .POPULAR PRICE.
; r., ; ' V For Sale by All Reliable Dealers,
THE JUCTCLK PACXMAKXR,
Tha EilMk BUI Olmber In th World. Ooly
10 Dm more ttrala ob chain tl)a on pdaU. :
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NoU tit notaou inemMin tha ttnln , -vmIIm
tprockeU and a 9-loch lower goM.
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BRANCE OFFICE 'fj
A B. Bxfer 8 Co.,
Commission ,
' Brokers, yy-'
Ml fmMii PrGYtsiciu
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Ib 'fflc. C I rotd wy, r w Yort
Mfrl nrf Int. EicDwtMnrloa
Vttr lm toICtw Tottu
: UlgWt Waktof sad BrorlW ttt-
L. B. Habicht,
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1 rtl In U. EWU. CVoM nd FiMb.
Tin flrxwt Llqnoft ar4 Wltm.
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PACKAGE.
I HAVE IN STOCK
Tribune,
Cleveland,
Eagle,
Latonta
BICYCLES.
RECYCLE
Racers, Roadsters
and Pacemakers.
I can repair any
mane orwneeis.
" A full line "of all
kinds of Sundries.:
L. M.
: EDGERTON,
'Cor. Pollock & CriTen Stic
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. A 4lh July Drive
Vllh Tnar Mtt flri thonld U bk U
a M w n comfurtAbl burry or rhnlrm
honi frnm ent high (rr'l tnt op lo
4W stork tif fin rarrUpit. W aikk
mAt TiitcU tlii v tr Ulnf kt
prtoM llit will nn Mniir Tn frnra
bujrlnf. It It a know fk(t hl otir
ft lh bolt f Ui lowt prtc
Wi Mil RobTr Tlr cm yr old r
hl. W tlirlnk ymjf fK Uitk
hi tnrhln without ciitllnf lhm.
ZrTjboAj It IbtIIkI to tcm th mf hint
tt work putilng nw bolu In ciM r ir-.
G. II. Vntcra & f:3n,
71 B rr4 f t, Pi pl.t, (J
For Kent.
Wbrf fforr(f f wrflplHH
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e. cm wins secc:;d.
After elnjr Eelo Doini( Safely For Hre
. jnnins, They Win to Slxthv
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Quite a good crowd tamed out, to
Athletlo Park yeaterdey afternoon, In
ip!U of threatening weather, to lritneu
tha leconl and lut game of leriee of
games between Elizabeth City and New
Bern, and to say it wu aJ disappointed
crowd tolls the talfc 'i'K
Elizabeth City wu held down to one
ran up to fifth tnlng, while New Bern
was two to the gdod,bat In the siithfhe
Tliltom woke from ,. their slumber, and
the way they slammed the ball, aided by
wild throws, etc, by home learn, they
suooeeded In getting seven men across
the rubber. New Bern finally, managed
to get two more runs in their half of
seventh. ; Again In seventh the run get
ting was the order for I. OHy, as four
men stepped on the home plate safely,
and the score was twelve to five In their
favor. The game was then called as he
heavy down pour of rata made It Impos
sible to continue the game. ,
Fearing wu again In - the box ifor
Elizabeth City and he pitched fairly well
considering that he worked the, day be
fore. The catching of Cannon was again
a feature. W" . ' ' r
The boys left on the steamer, Keuse
lut alght for their home, and It is need
less to say that they were a happy set of
The itoilowlng Is the score " by in-
nlngsi'i-f i ; .
- 'v v 1 8 8 4 8 7-R H X
Kew Bern 001 0t 08-5 810
Elizabeth City 0 0 1 0 0 7 4-18 10 S
Batteries Pretty man and Tucker.
Fearing and Cannon. Umpire, Daw
son. vi". ,' '.f(v ' 5 v '
A. Thousand ChnrcBes,;
la the United 8tatee hare used tbe
Longman & Martinet Pure Paints dur
ing the put ten months.
Every Church will be given a liberal
quantity whenever 4hey paint. :Hj
Don't pay $1.60 - gallon lot linseed
oil, which you do when you buy ft in a
sealed can with a paint label oa it 1 1
8 s 614, thereiore when you want
fourteen sdlons of paint, buy only eight
gallons of L. ft M. and mix tlx gallons
of pure linseed oil with ft. Vi . I S
It will make fourteen gallons of paint
It's done euOy. ' ' . "
It maku the paint cost yon only about
$U0 a gallon
Ton probabaly won't need mora than
ten or twelve gallons of It, because the
LAM, Paint covers so much more sur
face than other paints. .'7-,':V;ti'r'
Sales have been tens of.,mHllons of
gallons; nearly two million houses paint
ed under guarantee to repaint , if not
utiafactory. t . , ;.,
Samples free Bold by our Agents,
Hyman Supply Co.,
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.' ; ?
IiB Ihi Yea Han Always Ei:gtt
Bears the
BlgTurwred
. ; Udies Saadals . tad Sboes.
.Thls Is the season for Sandals and O
fords, we have a good line. Also high
top Bhoes la all lbs new shapes are here.
No extra charge for showing goods.
i, . - X. W. ARMSTRONG.'
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Notice to the llagis
: CX-- r-H trato3. .
I am Informed through the office of
the Register of Deeds that a aollce hu
beea eeot to the various MsglstrsUs ol
the County noUrytag thees to meet at
the Court Donuat New Bern oa the
4th of July next for the purpose of elect
log a Commissioner to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late chairman
KB Jones. If this aoUoe aubeeare
oel ved by the Mat titrate I wish to IUU
that it hu beea Ixoed without sny su
thorlty of law, tad by someone who If
assuming to discharge duties which be-
lopg to the Board of Coatty Commission
srs. If the MigUtrtiee were to meet
Under such aoiloe Ibey emil J not tint s
CotnmUi loner becaate hj wire called
together without saibotfty of U
BocUoa 717, Vol I, of lbs Co4s pro.
vldoe: Tor the propsr discharge of ibflr
dullm tbe Jai!k of tbe I'esoe tball
mt ssntiary wish the Eotrd of Jom
mW.nrieri oa tbs t rt Uninlny la Jon?
bdImi tby !iU U cfur.cr cy.DTnd by
tbs Board of Commlnl ir." Tb.re li
o elbcr wy pro?l-M by law fur tailing
lbs Kig!trts ' f'Xft,
Tbe County l'mn.!:.'o(rt it b
prnp-fr time will rU t. --Ut V
tratee to f .11 1' -' ' j ' t ;
J tt' I :' ) 1 .n
U"'ltyi " re r llu': : rt!,..!
te . H, sr. 1 ti !t BttCl W.rj tP. .
tir'--r :!-e from t, y r.jf f
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Jane 23. Farmers trener&Ilv havenlca
crops throughout our section although !
they are somewhat than later usuaL I
iiili JU&ry nonruru is ouonuiug iu
County Normal at Dover.' t i
MIbi Fanny Dunn formerly of this
place died at her home near Aurora on
the 81st instant," of typhoid fever. The
remains were brought here Monday and
Interred in the family ; burial ,ground at
Bethel Church. Her husdand Is danger
ously sick with same feverShe has
four brothers and two sisters living at
this place. - y . v.
I The oldest citizen of our place - and
perhaps the oldest person in Craven
County died here this morning. It wu
'Uncle Frank Wright? a-very, honora
ble and upright ' old darkey ,;who hu
always had the highest, respect of every
one who knew him.
; Bis exact ago cannot bo ascertained
but he is known to have well passed bis
one hundredth milestone. From his rec
ollection of the war of 1813 and ' of
Incidents which he relates, he was cer
tainly twelve or fifteen years old at the
time, and msy have been older. In all
the years he has lived not a word of re
proach has been uttered against him,
that were heard," While a slave, he was
an honest and faithful servant possess
ing the entire confidence of his masters
of which confidence he always proved
himself worthy; ;r,;:';',
. Mr. John Gaskln's family are all some
what better except one little girl.
Mr. Cephas Toler was no better when
last heard from. It must be the most
obstinate oase ever heard of. He hu
been s'ck now 85 or 40 days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Whllfora ara the
happy poseesers Of a bouncing, girl.
Mrs. W. B. Burgess and lamily will
return to their home at Einstoa Sunday,
i . , . Contrlbnted.
Mr. Fditor:-The Fourth day of July
It close tt hand. When the Old Confed
erate Soldiers of Craven County and
other counties all over the State will
meet again and have another thake
hands.. We expect a good time In New.
Bern on the Fourth, though we fear it
will be a sad meeting with a great many
owing to the death of one of our
brothers E. R. Jones. Also we will miss
Miss Stela Roberts, but the best of
friends must psrt.
"The sounds of war ate. silent now,
We call no man our foe,
But soldiers hearts cannot forget,
The scenes of long ago.
Dear are the ones who stood with us
To struggle or to die;
No one can of tener breath their names
Or love them more then I. " -
. ' " H.;H. Dowdy. "
It Is a comfort and a pleuure tohave
in your family a crate of. those dellolous
Phosphates snd soda put up by The
Crown Bottling Works, Phone 105.
M ' Notice.
1 have a nice lot of Counters, Bbelvtng
and Drawers for sale cheep. See me be
fore porchssing elsewhere. I caa ssve
you money, , 8. A. VAIL,
i : Mi South Front SU
Mothers, Quakers, Heckers and Leg-
gets Oat flakes 10c. package at J R Far
ker.Jr't. . : ; V-
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A , Tte iHinticst of Kisses.
Have you tasted me, If not, why not,
I am the daintiest and. most delightful
suae or my kind in toe worM. I. am
made of the finest Porto Rico Molasses,
Qrsaolsted Sugar, Batter tod Cream.
What could be doer than Duffy's Old
Time Molasses Eltees, and for only S els
job caa know all about me.
Bold by 78 Duffy, druggist: 3 B Daw
eon, confectioner: L E Bryan, coafeo-.
tioaer, Mrs Kafer's Bakery. Mr Barring-
ton, corner of Hancock sad Broad; Dr
Leinster Duffy, drogfrlsh D A ffsrgctt,
dronlst. ' -
Prloes furnished to dealers oa rtqueeL
MaDOfacUred by New Bern Candy Fac
tory. ' : ' " :
The UNIVERSITY
OP NORTH CAROLINA"
Academic Department
Law, Silcdicme,
V ' Pharmacy.
OoS bnnored aid e'gbt s bolaribtpe.
fnUUlnalo trecbtrs sn4 t one of
n.V.'.r. lxi for tbe ely.
6:1 Z-:::r.'. . te Is'-frocTcrs.
;;t Ir.fnfIor!i;-s,Wstr Work a. Cea-t-il
fi1m, L!!.rry 41,f"0 tr!-
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FOR FREE ADVICE '
Iwrf Woman Should Write Dr Si
- B. Hartman, President of The --
, Hartman Sanitarium.
Mas. jobkphlIc
Mrs. Joseph Xaoelle. Ottawa. Eut,
Ont. Canada, writes i
"Pernna Is better by far than any
other medicine sold In the Dominion for
the troubles peculiar to the sex. I suf
fered -with, backache, headache and
dragging down pains for over nine
months, end nothing relieved me a par
ticle until Z took Peruna. A few bottles
relieved me of my miserable half-dead,
half-alive condition. I am now in good
health and have neither ache or pain,
nor have I had any for the past year.
If every suffering woman would take
Peruna they would soon know its value
snd never be without U."--Mrs. Joseph
Lacelle.
v Free Borne Adrice.
In view of the great multitude of
women suffering from some form of
female disease and yet unable to find
any cure, Dr. Hmrimaa, tbe renowned
tpeclallst -oa temato catarrhal dla
taut, aaa anaouacea nla wuungaeu
to direct tbe treatment of aa many
cams aa mate appitcauoa to mm
daring tbe aummer month without
charge.'
Those wishing to become patients
should address The Peruna Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio.
: Tblnk Before You Drink.
Suppose, just u you were about to lift
s glsss of vour favorite beveraee tovour
tips, someooay snouia exciaim:
atop r
'Twould seem very Dresumotuous,
wouldn't It r
It wouldn't be.thoughjf it were a note
oi warning concerning your neaitn.
Now, tbeee fire minutes begin in a
vague sort of a way, don't they f Never
theless, as you will dlsoover. thev mean
a very serious talk wltn you upon a very
important suniect. Ana vet it's noon a
matter, to which, la all probability, you
nave never given a uoucai. -
uvery aotuenoia nunet ana wine ciotet
Holds venous beverage oi a carbonated
or fermented nature elceer ale. mineral
waters,, oeer, sooa ana ine use some-
tbing wblou nu to be oorked. .
To begin wtth, let's take the old-fash-loned.preesed-ln
cork, with Its wired re
tainer, now a man lanors, perspires.
frets and fumes, trying to draw it
with the corkscrew I And with what
soreessf
If he hu muscle "to burn" snd I ha
cork doesnt break, ki finally gets it out.
Perhaps, ta tbe strnrcie. the bottle head
or neck Is broken and hit hand is severe-
1 cut.
Duppose, vaougn, iou a taay some
weaker mesber of tbe family tries to
draw the cork by the ume process. Bhs
iimpiy oannoi uo u ai au i
Tuea there are other stylu of stop
pers; some with permanently affixed ar
rangements to the neck of the bottle, the
Intent of which it to prevent tbe stopper
from being lost and to enable lis repeated
use. . - , ,
The repeated on ol stoppers Is attract
lag widespreaaerious oocsUMratioa.ior
bygteplo reasons. , -- ; ,
Two mlnCtes are cone. : "
Let's employ the other three minutes
taikisg ol us stopper or ail stoppers.
It is never used but oaoe I ,
' It eannot be used but oaoe f
It k abeoluuly hermetloel I -It
not blow off 1 '
Nothing cornea into eonUct with the
beversre but aterillsed cork
Hundreds of pounds ofpreesura sffix
it lo tbs bottle i .
Tbs hand of a child caa remove III
lin't It easy f Look at It I Doesn't Its
(lopllclty make you smile f How quickly
we become convened to what Is masl-
fcetly for our good I
k t tbs Crown Cork I
It renders sny tampering with thecoa
tents hnpoealbii, between the time tbe
bottle Iteres your bottler and It erriree
oa your (able, simply becaau If the
Crnil U once rerun red, Bolblog end so
body ta im rtflt It sgaia to any bot
tle.
Yot removt It .
Thti'e the end of It.
It's tbe only str.pr which does tu
work without a fault sud Is teed but
onrtl
F.rory bottler la Aeierlra knows tbe
Rjnrtie of the Crown, and lhonho
rI'y Tklae Itplr tre-le on It eiclutlTe-
1 bore's aonibtr pot a I of somseonee-
h t .''
Jf yonr t"'.l eii lV.e Crown, (u be
m- " '. y el.oni l,lr.(to1 of mner.le.
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Anqtner: hresn
Small
JUST RECEIVED. Try one. They are
Strictly first quality. '
Yours to please,
'Phone 91.
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Gaskill Hdw. &
Have a full line of seasonable goods at this seasons price.
White Mountain and Artio Freezers, Water Coolers. Ice Planers.
lee Picks.
Lawn Mowers from 12" to 16",
Fly Traps, Mouse Traps.
Matting and Carpet Tacks, Bill
things needed for refitting or fitting
car load aasn and Bunas and full stock of Builders Material. We
sell Masury'g Paint and Lewis' Lead. Try either, both are of the best
quality.
Prompt delivery, Goods Guaranteed.
GastiU Hardware and 11 SudbIy Goinv.
HARDWARE 78 MlddleJSt
Phone 147.
Made every working
day in the year.
Orders received by
10 O'clock A. M. will
be delivered same day.
Seal - Presses, Wax
Seals, Aluminum and
Brass Checks and
Badges, Stencils, Inks,
Pads, Bubber Type,
Sign Markers, and ev
erything in this line.
lVM, T. IITLIL,
Dealer m Bicnroua, Fixxabju, ajtd All
knrot Broxnsa Good. Job Pnimxe
- RuBBm BTUtra.
f 1-H Kiddle SU, HEW REM, H. C
?OcltsO!al
t II1 ha mfflrUnt Xa nil four X
tietmnage. Tbe cream we make
t is daltclmts la every tense of the T
4 worn, ti h man oi rrerruung
i tltmttsnrls to make It deJIoloua. f
t If tou like a imooth. rich ereaw
X try our. '
f BSe (r qt Mocked In lot, dellv
Z ered at your bcraee atny time.
vteaa
Givo us
q Cr.ll,
We wmlj be j Wl to bars you rail
trvl emrnlne rtir line of HUILD !'.:!'
MATr-:iAl!t,raIi.Uf Oils, r.f'cra-
t ra, 'iVs'. t I.'" lore, I-Sirri t'oweri, Ire
Cm -i J i TUiwar, Calrar.lrted
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Lot Harvey's
Wholesale
a RetAll
Groeer,
71 JBral Hi
Mill Supply Co.,
Window Screens. Dcor Serine.
Poster Tacks, and manv nib bp
np the home.
MILL SUPPLIES 44 Craven'St
Phone 210.
Make your
Wants Known,
We have the Goods, We have
the Prices.
Isawns.
Large assortment of Figured Lawns.
worth 80o and SSc, for lie.
Large assortment of Dimities, worth
10 and 18to, for 7t&
Large assortment of White Lawn.
worth 10c for 6io.
Large assortment of White Lawn for
Waists, worth IS and 15c, for 9c
Large assortment of Lawn well worth
7g and 8c, for 4c
Percales & Calicos.
Large assortment of Percales, worth
IS and 18c, for 10c
Large assortment of Percale Remnants
worth 10 and If KJor 5c Only 10 yds
to a customer.
Large assortment of Calicos, worth 5o
and 6c, for 4c
Wool Dress Goods.
Large auortment at prioes which can
not be beaten, Ink, look at them.
Hamburg.
Large assortment of Hamburg to close
out at prices you never beard of; take a
look at them,
Ladies Shoes and
Slippers.
M pr Ladles Slippers, worth $3 00 and
tS8,fotlM,
ISO pre Ladles Kippers, worth 85o A
1 00, for Wo.
TCot Ladles Clippers, worth 63c and
75s, for 49a
pre Ladles Bhoee, worth SIM, Me
180 pn Ladle, Bhoea, worth tS, $1 40
Mens & Boys Qhoes.
tara the Shoes, wc hare the
prtoee. Take a birds eye view of them
before you buy, . , - y.
1 full line Man and How TT.fc. n .i.
snd all prtoee. - . ; .
S. COPLON,
78 MIDDL1 ITRKtr, Next to Osaka
Hardware Co, New Bern. . .
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