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C, SATURDAY H32SC3,.JULY.4, 1803.
TWISTI-SECOSD YIAR
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, . For ."itil-Surnr:. cr- Goods.
; Special Sale This Week in Bed Linen,
Towels; Etc
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naailir.Tnodn RViAAfa AnrlmiuVKnrin and rVrinmhia Mills. 2t i 'I
, , i 21 yards at 60c Y - - V?
Anchor Brand nemstitched," 21 x 2 yards at 7Kv::f
i vu These brands are well knownto everyone. : . tjf
. Bolster Cases, size, 45 i 72 inch, plain Tiem, at 80c ; Hem- '
f stitched at 85o. - " - - ' J ' ,0
( " Pillow Cases, 'size 86 x 45,' Hemstitched it 20c. Plain j
Herm, at 10(3, 120,150. ' ' 5 , 5: V "1 7
''Extra Large Towel at 10c. ' '"'- ,
C . - 850 Vftla Turkish Towel, at 25c. 7. , , tf ,
Heavy Cotton Towel,, good Quality, pnly 5c. . ; v
I V 5 Very Heavy Twill Cotton Crash, only 5o yd. , t , - (71
f" ' Linen Crash bleached and unbleached, either plain or,.
A in plaids, at 10c, I2ic, 15o yard. L "i
V , As the Beason advances we
jew; pieces wasn u iec urui, w uwwj uw u
- "SUITS MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER BRAND", '
OLD HENRY
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UNIFOKM.
RYE
WHISKEY;
v, ? STRAUS, GUNST &CO.:Proprietors,
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"HON 1ST QUAUTT, , B0NI8T MIASURlv POPULAR PK1CE,
- - " For Sale by All Reliable Dealora. ; . 1 l
v;;;'thb eactclb packmakkb.
O VOOTM
The Elest BUI Climber In the World. Only v
. 10 lbs more strain on chain than on pedals.
A STANDARD Hian-OEADJI BICTCtl.
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STRAIN ON
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PACKAGE.
I HAVE IN STOCK
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Cleveland, ,
LatonU -
P BICYCLES.
RACYCLE
i.Racers, EoadstersJ
ana racemaKcrs.
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: .tnakft of "crhfiAls. :!
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, A mil Ima ' of aU
kinds of Sundries.'..
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EDGERTflri;
Cor. Pollock t CrtTtD Sli
FIRE WORKS
For Fourth
. Of Jul!
' Only Lot la The City And
Limited la Quantity. - -
1 Bay Early I! Yon Wnt To
Coiebrate. .
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, BltAKCft OFFICR
A. B. Baxter & Co.,
Commission v
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11:3 13 TH2 rcurj:
A Siort Ejs;:r!cal Sp a:a oa tie Rations
TLU1 tie 127th tirth day of the
Airerkia nation. It happeni once every
Z5 diyi ad Ii a red letter day ta tie
life of every tM who ii old enough to
ehoot a fire-cracker., It Is day of rem
Inlaeenccs and reanluns; it is also a day
which drngglsti hall with delight on ac
count of the increased sale of arnica and
toothing 1 aires, Peanuts and red lem
onade are also , a feature in the obser
vance of the day. S ;:''vv.r '
' Fourth of July , celebrations ' differ In
the various sections : bat they all nave
on thing In . common, and plenty of it
and that Is noise.. In the north the
fourth generally lasts from ' noon of the
third to the th or 7th which time Is
usually required for one to get back la
normal condition after a - first class cele
bration. Incidentally the first and most
Important object of the institution of
this great holiday Is the perpetuation of
the patrlotlo ' sentiment and to hold In
sacred memory 'the deeds 1 of of fore
fathers In their struggle for liberty. This
memory should be fondly cherished by
very true American.
A lHoTaWePestivaL
The Ble Fourth of July comes on next
Saturday. "General Washington's
Dirtnaay." we are looting oat lor
big time. Bayboro SentlnaL
I For forty years ; we have burned our
fingers, scorched our faces, and other
Wise mutilated our physiognomy, and
clothing, on the fourth day of each re
current July, in the endeavor to proper
ly celebrate our Nation's Birthday; Now
We are told that the" date Is' also the na
tal day . of the Immortal George. We
must needs doubly celebrate.- . '
We were under, the. impression that
die Father-- of . Bla Country made his
first appearance one bright . morning
along about February SInd. 133. Per
haps we were ahtalwiiij-gg.
? Attention Sons of Veterans, t
I You are hereby notified that 3are
invited by the ' Daughters of the Con
(ederacy to a dinner given to we Con
federate Veterans st Stanly Ball . Jaly 4
1003.
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1 You will meet at the. City Hall at, :i
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o'clock on same day. wearing your bad-
res. Bv order of '
;fmzil.Z f Baxter. J.W-
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i. r Aiicnuon veterans. : :
Headquarters, Camp New . Bern, No.
l';-.. .-.f.??i .Julv lak 1903.
r Thcmembers of this Camp are hereby
notinea uat tne regular Annual near
Ing wlU be held at City Hall, Jaly 4th,
1903 at 10 a m, to transact such business
ss may coma before the Camp, and at
tend the dinner -to be given.-y the
Daughters of the Confederacy.' Veterans
wiu wear ttu cadres, . - ,
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V-f - i;. . t 1st LfcComd.
J FCLARK, AdJUA '
Bfcreadad Wheat Blsealtat J Par
A fall and eompleu line of fanci
takes and crackers at Jit Parker Jr's.
"?,Pine'Snoes.!'Vv
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Have yoa en the "Hobbt $3.60 Fat
Lea Shoes r Every pair gnarsatoed to
wear the first sola throes.. A new lot
received today, good ityka.
" .. X. W. ARMSTRONG).
IroBbrew la aa excellent tocto as well
at a dslicious beverage. It riches the
bleod aad strssgthsas the snatclos. Bot
tled by The Crowa BotUlng Worka
rboae 105. ,
Belfast Olnrsr Ale pat p by the
Crowa Bottling Works" Is equal
Impoited. Order a crate of two dozes
for your family,
Jaly 1-TL lot wciLer Lu at In
mad lu srre-ne, snd jortjilrr ftrm
(is InUml'r w matt think It Is Sitklnf
sp for l tlm. .
WiIkiiiiv f;i.!y r,OTlcg Into
car il'.'Js v It U I't Dowdy's fiml-
ly, fnrmfr'r ef few I'.f rn.
KrO A tVr.nr t th ar,!fortBss
tos-.'-kar..!! kto i.'i t.4. I t C. ft
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RALEIGH.
Great Legal victory, flustum Gets On
- nBual Specimen. Death of Con-'
federate Veteran. -
Raleigh, July 8. A North Carolina
lobster Is tie latest arrival at the Slate
Uuseum, and it Is a monster,, weighing
slightly over 15 pounds. It would pass
for a big lobster even up In New Found
land. It was caught at Currituck; Inlet
and Is the first ever known, to have been
taken on the North Carolina coast. A
special case will be prepared for It. .
The contest for locations for the en
campments of tne three regiments of the
National Guard of this State waxes even
warmer, and; the Committee of officers
has its hands full looking after places
and making decisions.,: As yet no place
Is named.
Btrawberries are remarkably late this
year, being yet tolerably abundant In
this section.'- They were ripe last year
as late as December 20th. Another cu
rious feature of this summer is that sev
eral varieties of trees and flowers are al
ready in bloom the second time. -
The news which comes from Jackson
8prlngs regarding the condition of Rev.
Dr T B Skinner Is that he Is a shade bet
ter. He has, however.a gevore attack of
pneumonia. " n t .
Tomorrow the State Board of Educa
tion will settle .the vexed question of
consolidating the seven negro Normal
Sahools Into four. " '.,..''
I A distinguished lawyer ; writes Hon
Chas. Price of Salisbury that the tatter's
Winning the Wilkes Cqunty bond caBeJs
the greatest legal victory .ever won ;in
North Carolina.'.: Priye fee of 35,000
is by far the largest efer : received by a
lawyer la. this ; State.' The decision In
this WUkee , County bond case carries
with it the Bincombe, Stanley and Hen
derson and other cases, and besides this
there was a large brood of other suits of
like tharacter ready to be hatched,, As
the lawyer who wrote to Mr Price said,
the decision has ' completely killed the
repudiation business. ?;,S ',
! J. C, Marcom,Ejq., fot many years s
well known Msgistrste here,: nlled last
night. , During the ijar he served in the
Oonfederate' Artllery -'Y.: ;:A
, ' 1. ' in 11'.
:vMf'l WILUPUI IN MORE.
'kFiivii..;-!;11 "V ' 1 J. :Y':. ,'
omc ofthe nacblnery Placed In the A
. flB A. U auups uuiuug .uic ioi.
v I. Another Tear WiU Mat? the fl
, . ' shops Second to Rone la ; . ;
, Mr Jos H. Oreen, master mechanic of
the Atlantic and North Carolina RaOroad
shops has Just finished putting la opera
tion another consignment of new ma
chinery for the shops. The machinery
installed In the put year consists of one
mortising machine, large size of the Fay
and Eagan make, one tenoning macules
ssma make, and one tenoning machine
same mate; , and one automatic knife
C rinding machine for the esrpsnter shop
One 700 lb. stesm hammer for the black
smith shop. One large size hyrdraallc
wheel press , for the round-house and
two air Jacks, one forth engine pit
ttsed la raising the locomotives, for tar
Ing out and . putting In of the driving
wheels, and ths other for lurnlag the
wheels st th wheel pres.. ."
! Those machines are all of the latest
improved style, and greatly facilitate the
handling ot all kinds of work.
1 It Is th lntsntloa of Mr Oreen to con
Unne to add from time to-time all ma
chines that the rapidly locrsMlng bail
aets of the shop demands, unlit It Is
thoroughly equipped la every deparW
sasnt and la such condition as to do any
sod all work that occasions may de-
la th selection of these machine b
sis shown Judgment and sxperince,aod
befor another year is put, the shops
vtll b second to bob la th Booth In
point of equipment sod workmanship,
WHO IS I1B?
. Who 1 It that tJinkes tli Fwf-gl
Ions; wesrs-longir paint t
Kcw line of ranam flats J-itt r-l?
stJjr.nur's.
Tcacbcrs Exan;!nal!on. '
tun.!:! of fcll ruMlfl rV.hn
Irm txi fur il.'i o.unly he bell
t.h.
Ci '. f 1 Us '' ' ! '1 l-s f'lii loM
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f.-.s -&. '.! to A. A W. I'
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'SUMMER COLDS '
Produce Chronic Catarrh.
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Hadame Isabella Ellen baveas.
Madam Isabella Ellen Baveae, life
Qovernor Grand Lodge of Free Masona
of England, la a letter from Hotel Sara
toga, Chicago, 111., says 1 H$'mGZ9
"HTbla Bummer while traveling I
contracted a moat persistent and ma
noylnz cola, i My head ached, toy eye
and nose teemed constantly running,
my lungs were son and t lost my ap
petite, health and good aplrita. . Doe
ton prescribed for me all manner ol
pills and powders, but alt to no
purpose. sV" r
: advised with a drueast and ha
spoke no highly 0 a medicine called
Peruna, that ha Induced me to try my
first bottle ot patent medicine. How
ever, It proved such a help to me that
l soon purchased another bottle and
kept on until 1 wan entirely welL"
Madame fsaoeiia Ellen Baveas.,
1 Summer colds require prompt treat
ment. They are always grave, and
sometimes- dangerous. The prompt
ness and surety with which Peruna
acts In these cases, baa saved many
lives, A large dose of Peruna should
be taken at the first appearance of a cold
la rammer, followed by small and oft
repeated doses. , There la no other rem
edy that medical science can famish, so
reliable and qulok in Its action as Pernna.
Address The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio,, for a free book
entitled "Summer Catarrh," which
treats of the catarrhal diseases peculiar
to summer. . -i : ; '. r?"f
v Think Before Ton Drink, v
Suppose, lust u you were about to lift
a glass of your favoftte beverage to your
tips, aotneDoaysnouiu exciaim: ;
"BtOP I ' -. ' - .".-'' :
'T would seem very presumptuous.
wouldn't it f , :
It wouldn't be.thouKh.lf It were a note
of warning concerning your health. V s
. wow, these nve minutes Begin in a
Vagne sort of a way, don't they f Never
theless, as vou will discover.' thev mean
e very serious talk with you upon a very
Important subject. Ana yet it's upon a
matter, to wnicn, in au pronaDiuty, you
have never riven a thought, c- -. -;
Every household buffet and wine closet
holds various beverages of a carbonated
or fermented nature ginger ale, mineral
waters, beer,- soda ana tne use tome-
thing which has to b oorkea. '
To beela with, let's take th. old-fash.
loned, pressed-la cork, with Its wired re
tainer. How a man labors, perspires,
frsts and fames,, trying to draw It
with the corkscrew! And with what
s access r - .
If he has musole 'to bum." and th
cork doesnt breaa. a onsily sets it out
I UlllVh Itt Ul f UHgl,, Ml. IWHI, JJWW,
or neck Is broken and his hand Is sever-
D..V.M. I m Ii.. mwrtrA Ih. KaIiI. k..4
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weaker member of th family tries to
draw the cork by th same process. She
iimDiv cannot ao 11 at au 1 -
Then tner are omer siyie 01 siop
pers; some with permanently affixed ar
raneemenU to th neck of th bottle, th
Intent ot which Is to prevent the stopper
from being lost and to enable It repeated
ta. - .
The repeated dm of stoppers Is attract
log widetprcAa.senoa oomiaerewon.ror
byKlouw reasonai-
Two mlncus are gone.
Let's employ the other three minute
uiking or ue stopper or ail stoppers. .
It I never used but once I
It csnnot be used but one I .
It is absolntely herrnellcall .
It will not blow off I - -
Nothing comes Into oootact with ths
bererage but slerlllted oora I
Hundreds of pounds ofproiiure affix
It to tf bottle 1
Ths hand of a child can remove It t
Isn't It easy f Look at It I Ooean'l It
simplicity mas you smile f Row quickly
e become converted to what I tnaof-
fily for onr good I
It s the Crowa Cork I
II renders nv Isroperlng with Ihscm
IcnU ImponlbSo. botweea th lime th
bottle lrr Tonr bottlrr and It irrtTN
on your I1j:o, simply becstin It the
Crown Is one r'moTso, nothing and no
body cn Ttr rfit It sgsla to any boV-
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You rrmoTS It
Tret's tl- "d of lu
It's II. 1 Oti)f StnpfvpT WhlfB dct !
work wlihonl S fault snd Is Be4 but
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If you want the
always find it iresh
I fcr. Hi Print -I
and Fancy Iilpi Butters
. L. McBlE
p 'Phone 91.
Gaskill Hdvvs &
Have a full line of seasonable goods at this seasons price.
White Mountain and Artio Freezers, Water Coolers, Ice Planers,
Ice Picks.
t awn Mowers from 12" to 16.
Fly Traps, Mouse Traps.
, Matting and Carpet Taclts, Bill Poster Tacks, and many other
things needed for refitting or fitting up the home.
: Car load Sash and Blinds and fall stock of Builders Material. We
sell Masury's Paint and Lewis' Lead. Try either, both are of the best
quality.
Prompt delivery, Goods Guaranteed.
Gaskill Hardware and
HARDWARE 78 MiddleJSt.
Phone 147.
Stamps
kMae, 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, - Rubber Type,
Sign Markers, and. ev
erything in this line
TO T. HXEtli, ,
Dealer In BiOTCUtVTt&uluts, an Au
Kn Sroanso Good. Jo Panrrnio
: ; Rubmb firairrt. ' v' ' .
Middle St, HEW BESJT, If. C.
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vrlll b sofIlr tnt to -gain yotit
r-atrntuiEa. Tin rrm w mak
Is tUllclnn ta Tiry tons of th
wnt't It Is mnU of rrsrytjilng
t',t t"n'W to risk it rfnlklntia.
If jtvn like a imwtli, rkh erram
try iitir.
Z'e rr rjt. rwVsd In !, dsllv.
t1 t ynr riouM s'Jny lima,
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the. dairv
very best you can
4ind cool at
Wholesale
& IXetall
Grosser,
71 roa?l St 1
st . amw
Mill Supply Co.,
Window Screens, Dor Screens,
Mill Supply Company,
MILL SUPPLIES 44 CravenSt
Phone.816.
Get Your
Money Ready
We have been through our stock
and have selected many Bargains
for you.
Clothing.
Mens Light all wool Suits, worth
$11 SO tor $8 74.
Same as above, worth $10 for $0 08.
Same as above, worth $8 for $4 80.
Mens Black Clay Worsted Suits worth
$13 60 for $8 64,
Bame as above worth $10 for $6 40.
Same as above worth $3 for $4 S4.
Same as above worth $5 fot $9 08.'
Boys Knee Suits.,
- Boys Knee Salts worth $8 for $4 04,
(lame as above worth $4 for $0 48.
Same as above worth 8 for $1 08,
Bailor Wash Suit worth $1 for 48c,
' Boys Knee Pants.
Boys Knee Pants, worth $1 for 4o,
Same aa above worth 60s for SOo,
Same as above worth S60 for I60.
J ." : '- IsawnSs .
Large assortment Figured Lawn worth
lfo tor 6e 70
Sam as above worth Tje for 4 Jo, '
. Larje aasortraenl 40 inch White Lawn'
worth Hie sofTe,:1' "i - v
- Large assortment Cstllooee worth t
for4o.,;v:,- f; .: t ;.-i-fv tr
Large assortment of Percal Bemrautte-'
worth lOe fot Be. ' -
Jost i received large assortment
Hamburg Bamnant biggest bargain
ever effsred, ndoetbea, ; .
Slippers Shoes, etc.
Ladies Kippers worth $1 60 for Ofte, '
Udie Bllpprs worth $1 04 for $1 (0, ' (
Jnst ilvd a car load of Bitot tbat '
wscan salt and fit everyon with. - ' ,,
Com oea, eom all aad gl bargains, -
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71 MIDDLE SmcCT, Kxl to OsskD " 4
Hardware Co, rtsw Bm,
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