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KSW H. C, FRIDAY 1102X13, .SXPTI1IBIS 18, 1803,
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TWMTI SEC0KD YE1E
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Has Receded His New
Fall i asid
We sell the Dorothy Dodd. They V1
look the best, feel the best and, wear
the best. : ' . n
You find style and comfort? in
shoe that you connot in any other
We have . plenty of sizes.
Ask to see the Dorothy Dodd.
WW Print --Your "Hoof,
. MAKE YOUR OD ROOF NEW.
O. D. BRADHAHl, New Bern, N. Q. -Or
MONARCH PAINT CO., '
Wilmington, .N; C.
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NEW FURNltURE STORE
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U We will open our new exclnsive Wholesale Furniture, O
Q Stove anu House Furnishing Gooda Store September 15th. , U J O
O This store will be open for
North Carolina. All goods sold
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ireigni auaea so ew uern..
Office and Salesroom 49 Middle Street. Warehouses 6 and
7 East 8ide Middle St, New Bern, N.O. ,
Office Phone No. 172, Residence No. 254. , .
I All Mail and Phone Orders will have prompt attention. '
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Yours Sincerely,
g T. J. Turner
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FOIL BALK MY . V :
Dealers, in General Hardware, Cook Ntoves,
' . . Paints. Etc. ';-. v v j
73 Mil rroit 8t . -. r. o NEW IIKttXir.'C,
Horee Shoeing..
J Experienced ehocr,
I Improved shoes.- .
:i Right Prices.
. Drancf s Shop;
riow Fruit Store
CO Broad Dtrcot, noxt
to Oak Market.'
fi;:est fruits
- Oranjri direct fmm OHfonJa. , ..
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the good merchants of Eastern-
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- Dt Inf IniCvL'ed Ur toolot
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nowbl In tare otik twk th
oa ol work at Wlofor ,
, K Ctitiooxnl p4 Uk i4rnla
Owen Q. Dunn,
PRINTER ft STATJONHa,
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NOTICE !
All Tiof vtailvg i'.otm ftpdr!,
de4 or r t p U1 find II l tU!r In
tft to rU on J W Wck 1 ftoTt nt.
3 n rtU or fcr.;-.! tt 1oti!
rfrt. AIM H !n-! vf .:otr:!,e
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licw Kail WnSeTlce.?, German War-
ship to Tlslt Wumlnffton. -re.
-v. pariar lor StaU Fair. -'
: Ealelgh,' Bept, 17. -Proposal are
called for tor the nan wagon service m
tween the postoffioo and the depot at
about SO places In this Bute.- The to
stroctlons call for an absolutely ; new
equipment and We also the require
ments that addition can only be persons
living on the route or contiguous thereto
The officials think this a Try good pro
vision. vJ-V ,! T'! i
.Copious rains hare fallen in- all: thlf
section of North Carolina and will no
doubt be very benefioial to- crops. .t
7ohn W Thompson of this city ha
returned from Florida where he attend
ed the convention of turpentine opera
ton at Jacksonville. - Be ssys. a , great
many of those present were natives -of
NorthCarolIna. Mr Covington former-k,,
ly of Monroe, presided, and J A -. Hollo-
man formerly of Wake, now editor of a
leading Florida paper Is - secretary. Mr
Thompson says he sold a $30,000 turpen
tine and creosote plant at Waycrost and
that the plant which his company built
at MoBee, 8 Of u an experiment, will be
probably enlarged. YMr Thompson saw
ex-sheriff Monger of Moore . county, In
Florida, where he is a ' travelling man
and doing welt . : ." .. . -r
The supreme Court allows the peti
tion f or a new trial in the ease of Mc
Neill against the railway, this being the
case In which the court at last term held
that a man who was riding 'free could
not sue a railway for negligence, The
case comes up from Moore county and
will be argued among the seventh dis
trict appeals. . y .
Governor Ayoock la notified , by the
United states Department, of State that
the German ship of - war i Panther j will
soon visit Wilmington; : The governor
is absent and private seOretary Pearsall
notified thecommsndant of Fort Caswell
the mayor of Wilmington and the' com
manding officers of the Wilmington Ma
val reserves.'
James H Pou who has returned, from
a three weeks visit to New York and
vicinity aayS there Is now far more: talk
In the North about politics than here li
here, i He says he la wlulng to bet any
amount tha .the Low administration
will be beaten In. New. Tork. He' lays
it Ts. entirely plain that If the CembcraU
would tote, for Cleveland they conld
easily elect him and defeat Boosevelt,
but he does not believe: they will . vete
for; Cleveland.. The 'independents ' In
New York and elsewhere are saying very
plainly that If the Democrats "put up
Cleveland they can win, but as Mr ; Pou
says "Our people It seems would, rather
be beaten than vote for.1 Cleveland, It
looks like Gorman will be the nominee:
' It will be several days before the audi
tor will kaow the total member of pen.
stoners uaderthe new application. . He
win give out the figures, and also show
thelncrease. W ;Vii . .
There Is a good deal ef talk here regard
ing the proposed lease "of, the Atlantic
and North Carollaa railwsy, hf: i: r
Chief KawhU . George L. Morton of
the 8uu fair Is here and today .had a
eoafercace with reddest Loaf
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ftau cocriJ7 . m, rogwe-u regara io
what may be tunned the' social aide oi
Ue fair. It seems to be pretty certain
that the attaadanos at the fair will break
all the records. Ssetetary. Poroe says
thk is certain ' V
; . ELIDES. ;-.; ?
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Fall wDl sooe be here la the tree mbm
of the word, and we hope ite eppearanoe
will drive awiy some of the malaria
that Is so prevaleat throughoat Ike eons
try.
The Urge McClvaae Is at this wharf
to be loaded. ' , -V"; v..
' The schooner Ulraai, Oapt Katshall, Is
expected to arrive here iiaay time
now. V . ' . y' ,
Mine resale Ray Eeet of Graauboro
came last ntgkt u spend tome time wlta
Mr Once Brinaou Connor.
Two of Mr 1 5 Howards litUe ekUd.
fen, Eatfaad Setter, ataqatie sick. We
hope they wQi soon reouver. , "
Mist rkdle Connor of Hlferdale et
Ut night to vtatt reltUrtl at made sd
Forth Carkwe, t V..;-.r ,'.. ,
The Centennial, Two 8U(er sed
Beetle Key are on the .ways for rr-
We learn that theie U a ee f
tberisatlfr Jothis Ai-ra el Honk
Cerlowe. It U1wfd ttt It H trni U
aTlowed to eoetur ever the eoinms!ty,'
rATOR,
We hTS a large M tf tall, QlkiU,
Mdlqaart frtiH Jr. Cta ro
mospy ea fct yoo wtU J UTiiker,
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BARLOWB AND N. HARLOWE.
, Sept 18. Dr C N Mason with Mrs
ME Bell as alternate .were elected by
Harlowe Sunday School to represent us
in 8. 8. Conference at Dover on -the
2Jnd Inst. . a--,- . v ' ;
K Miss Nannie Dudley Of DoTer, li . vis
iting her aunk Mrs loshnaAdamt.. 1
Miss Ola Long left last Friday to en
tor the Harry North' Behoof at "More
head city.t ;- -:7i riv v -t A
The Elm City mill at this place has
succeeded In getting a bountiful anpply
of fine water through a three .Inch ' .ar
tesian well at a depth of one hundred
and twenty feet which is now an ' over
fljwlrg fountain.' " ""i- v"
Mr B F Adams of 'Yaifceboroho was
called herebj the sickness of Via daugb
ter has returned home., . , , .,.,
-Mrs H W Bell and childreji who have
been spending a few daya here returned
to New Bern Tuesday, - .
Mr Georse Conner " Jr. returned , to
E,wdale lart
Messrs Geo, Willis, O G and D G Bell
of Morehead City made a flying trip' to
Hsrlowe on the naptha launch last Sun
day. , " " - ; ; " ' Vs r
Mrs N H Taylor is making a few days
visit to relatives at Blverdale this week.
Mrs B R Wllllford. Misses Irma, "Es-
tella and Sllolesber davghterr, and Mrs
F E Franklin and children all osme in
through the country by carriage from a
visit to her sfeter Mrs J Walter Pelletier
of Stella, -
jf Miss LaIU Bauser, after a weeks visit
in our city returned to her home In
Morehead Cltylast Sunday. '.
..Messrs Willie Weeks and ferry Pelle
tier of Stella, spent last Sunday night In
oor'berg. ' ;- -;
Hisses Iilla and Vera Hardeaty daugb
tars of ouf townsman Mr E D Herdegty,
left Tuesday to resume their' course at
Littleton Female College. .
- Mr J Raymond Mason has returned to
finish his business course at the Maseey
Business College of Richmond.
MrB R Wllllford has returned to
King's Mountain, h's home from where
he will sgaln enter the . sarvlce of the
Sauthern R R.- ' - - - ' .C
Rev' J H M Giles filled his regular ap
pointment at our: church Jut Sunday
and gave us one of hl usuaV good dis
courses. ,.":;': 'y' " ---v.
Mr Clyde Eby csme down last night
and is spending the day, observing the
success of his i saw. mill at thta place
which Is now running day and night,: .
;-RDBIaoklegelD. S, is hero giving
npa tax payers and violators of the law
In North Harlowe 'tronrj.- V. '
: Messrs J 8 and J A Morton are spend'
Ing )oday In the city of Elms on bUsf-
nessApH.. -:-, ' '
x Miss Bertha Bell of Bachelor': passed
through Monday enroute to Greensboro,
where she goes to resume her studies at
the Normal, - 7 '-" . t .
Notice!'
' The Ixfra Excursion train letvteg
Goldsboro at 700 a m and Morehead City
at 7:50 p m on Sunday Is discontinued.
i Train No. f lesvioe; Goldsbore at 8 a
m, and No. 8, leaving Morehead '.City at
4:40 p m, will eont'noe to rua through
on Bundsve, until further notice. '" .
. ' v- - ;b. a nkwland,
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Tho Autumn Gc
cflBOS offers an abii(lnoe In
and talirirt thit Is tare to dtgbt all
Hints who r!rfcrl enrrwrt drtns( t en
nTitittl to the rf!nmiu of ht. At
f M tlilwltk'i Uiinring futubll.hmf nl
mmt mmjilot llre ( f fHlg Tft
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S' '.I trj l:-.f ii r.l ' . f.fn-, ".'.. !
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of ;;n r--n.
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Friday STiglit, :8ep 18
CHASE, . CLARK Jk KENNINQTON'S
Magnificent Electrlct and Soenio
Production of v v
'.MARIE OORELLI'S
j1 A Norwegian Princess,-
"i.- A Complete and Competent Cast
r7NMd8weediah Quartette. -
, SPECIAL SCENERY.
' The Land Of the Midnight Sunt
The Alton Fiord in Summer Timet
The Halls of Njedezgorzel ' -
The Land of the Long Shadow!
The Alten Fjord in Winter Timet
; The Aurora Boreal Is 1
Masonic Opera House
Wednesday, OQprl
September wui u
Will be Presented W. E. Ntmkenvile's
; .'Magnificent Production of the v
.. . Consistent Melodrama
An Idyllic Picture of Homely Life in
the Hills of Arkansas.
The Play which has been indorsed
everywhere as one of the most Interest
ing ever wrttten. One replete with both
ratneturand ramedy situations..
: xA SPLENDID COMPANY.
ATTENTION
GENTS.
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.We are now in a position to sake
Bolts, Overcoats, and T routers to your
Measure with a guarantee as to work
masiblp, Style, Fit and 'Trimming. 10
per cent lower than ever before,
Give us a trial and be conviEC id.
: -".: Revpectfuriy Yonra 1 -
K. SATVYEII,
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J. C. AVIIICTY V CO.
ytvr r.zzx v. c. , ,
5ml for color rard. ' , ,
rubllc Execution Galo.
Fpr.'int to ta oiJt of stle Is Ue W
!rr."it I f ru-ef,l'6 jfi n lb (IH of
Tli- . i c'p!, I'tvclrr of Frtori kiid
V- ' iBti rsk vs TrW Dfw-y, I
"li:i elj o':!) inrl!on for cuh at
f. ;ir H : d f r la lbs Clly f.f rfe
: ea r. I' n.l i!f of Ff I'tt.Vf i; ?
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TIiGBost; tights
Our Improved Sttiid Lamp&2
Boats them all.
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"A" New Stock of Hall Lamps
and Store Lamps
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VVHITEHURST'S
45 Polloek. St,
Phone 228.
Bowden & Land,
dealing nr
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES.
.Having bought the entire stock
of M. E. Land & do., we bez to eo-
lioit -a Bhare of your trade.
. Tour orders wiU receive our care
ful attention and prompt delivery.
' All orders large or small will he
appreciated. . '
Bowden A Isand,
Phone 162. 75 Broad St.
on the following goods can sava big
money by availing yourself of this
opportunity at once.
- FOB THIS WEEK ONLY.
68 Boys Suits worth (1 60 to $1 75
choice for this week 98c.
48 Suits above worth 2 60 and 3 00
choice 1 87.
Bjys Knee Pants, sizes from 6 to 17,
for this week only, 24c, 89o, 69c 8c
- Just received 169 pairs Mens Sample
anoea, prices rrom ou to sou, choice
for this sale 1 99.
85 pr Mens Shoes worth 1 25 to 1 60
our bargain sale for this week 98c
Bought of manufacturers 875 oairs
Chlldrens School Shoes, worth from 75c
to $1 85 pr, for this week only 49c to 68c
io uoa mens vress BWrti utese style
worth from 75o to 1 25 a piece for this
week only 4 80.
141 pre Mens Working Panta worth
from 1 25 to 1 00 nr. for this week 95c.
65 prs Mens Pants from winter wear
worth from 1 78 to 2 03 for this week
onlylf9. :
LADIES DRSS GOODS.
' We are Offering for this week
68 inches wide Beiwllant all colors.
worth from 65c. to 75c yd, for this sale
onryouo.
A full assortment of Worteds, all col
ors worth from 15c to 20c, at this sale
only 10 to 121c
. A hvrge selection of Cashmeres In all
eolors, price from 20c, 83c and 40o at
unsswerso. .
859 yd Flannelette all colors worth
from 10 to 184c, onr bargain sale for
this week only 81c.
450 yd Dark Out Ing, worth 60,
for
thia week 41c
750 yd Bemnaots bf Calicoes,
worth
oe ana ec ya, rot una week 4c
1800 yd Hemnanta of Percale
Dock, worth 10a for this week 8ic
and
'. We are unable to mention the
numerous bargains which we have
In Atock (or this Fall, .. . -
S. COPLON,
75 MIDDLES mEKT, Ksxt to GukOl
Hardware Co, Kew Bera. '", "i
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A more oomplete line of For-
nlture of all graded from the Chesr
est to the Best ever thorn In New
Hern, and . ' "
Foftlio- Next ?
30 Days - i
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on ftocouiit U having Jto raoTt, o
smaller store, we are compelled vtl
nnlovd 'Wt'of our lar' t'-k
At nnil C!:lov
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Just Received
zoo,
Fresh Elgin and Fox River
Shredded Codfish, Boneless
Cream Cheese.
Big Hams to cut, Small
Fresh Eoastel Coffee and Fine Teas.
Door Mats, nice ones 50c, 60c and 75c each.
Yours to Please,
'Phone Ol.
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WE ARE SELLING FASf&&
But must rush off the remainder of our :
Summer Goods, so to- r. Jrl 5, -
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WITH T ri W I f .J. mil ATT olmr..-r IT -rfc;a
wuug m our store
rrices. jho
Bern this season.
f the Bargains are all
28 Middle St., Near Market Dofik .?i
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BAIL. ROAD, MELI, A1VB
MACHIBTE SUPPLIES.
WE ARE MANUFACTURERS AGENTS FOB ''L?'&
Erie City Boilers and Engines, L. S' ' '
Van Winkle Celebrated Gins and Presses, "JiZ"'
The Oneida Wood Split Pulleys, ' C
The Wagner Duplex Steam PnmpV' "fx " ' " '
Starret's Fin Took; '
8nppllCArry 8tOCk f vor,thing in th0 line of Macbiner,- and ,.
Gaskill Hdw. &
HARDWARE 78 Middle St,
. Phone 147.
DoiVt Be Led or Influenced
to hny anything you do not want, use your best judgment to' teleVtinf
the whiskey yon UBe for yourself or family and after decidinon -nS
brand insist upon ba;ing it, withont considering the cost to tM dealer
so long as you pay the price he charges. , . : V . v, r
We especially call your attention to tho timo tried brand of ntn '
HEN Y RYE WttlSKEY, feeling crtain no ot '
you better or give more satisfac ion. - -
Compare it with any brand at same price or a little higher We
then know no one can persuade yorj to take any substitute.
dntf nkjdb0tt,C8,f f0"0wiD? 8izca Plnu ind'kiif -Pl!l,
00 qn4' PPUlftr pri0o- A l-idlni-
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1 have jost ry-ivrl a Car Iol ef AUBUie WAG c
Whlii TI1K Bn.iT JM THE MAUSET, OUAJIANTI
v o ffoe" ef t!.ar,-: every trcVea
r-s t;:, l.-r J ,' h It broke. . '
ir-rrj'.; an ualjmikd !!orlmtnl o! Tor '
f ri:;,!iVH, rt., ala VaftaHttjof Bafgy, t,
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Mill Supply Cd
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Phone 918, V . i -
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