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YOL.'iXI-PO. .MOVy
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TWIKTT.8EC0IJ) TIAR
8 If it'ilDrcssjGoodslypu-ari g
A vm, TiniJAaflnA that rmr
A Newest Weaves and Designs," and: the Beleotia& Is certainlj ( ),
; fjk .very large, and bur price are never higher, and often less, tbiar
' yotLwfflfiadelsewhereTS get whatoti want tflCkMii.
A tinlcga'and Trimmings ftf MtiqCjJs
A Bale. This'season we have bought larger andtxonger lines (7
$ ttorTererbeiore. ftiimr '.-? -s . X)
h ' In order to see the New'SWs'and Tretty Patterns la tdl )
m prices'from 10c to $rB0 pet "yard a visit jeutr
$ vince you of the fact. ;'v'";'-;': "V-vvO
M Broad Cloth in all shades at 11 Whlte Broad Cloth tl 250
' - Shark Skin Venetian Melrose, Granite, Cheyiots and Coy-: W
$ erts; all ,Wool and Silk If tape, Henriettas,
fi new line of Silks to aelect from Taffeta Silks in till XV
shades at 40c, 60o, 66c, 76c, 85o. j V "X)
Fancy Gun Mettle in Waist or Dress Patterns at $1 a yc7)
White Tean ce Soie II, 86 jnen jjiacK wan ae aoie to, y
36 inch Black Taffeta ll-and II 25,
46 inch Black Glora Silk, 75c," ' t
Kul f3hw nil iiizes and shades. 5 - ' - if)
E. B. HACKBURN,
4-40 Pollock St.
, Hesitate and You are Lost.
- Price pruning in November makes it a
Captal time to buy Capital Hats and
Furnishings with . little Capital,
Hats,. Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery.;
Nightrobes Underwear, etc.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
E. W. ARMSTRONG, "
G7 Middle Street.
BJOIBOAB, MILIi AXD
SUPPLIES.
" . . . .
we are manufacturers;a.gentsfor
Erie. City Boilers and Engines,
Van Winkle Celebrated -Gins and Prases,
The Oneida Wood Split Pulleys,
The Wagner Duplex Steam Pumps, -
Starret'a Fine Tools.
We carry a fall stock of everything in the line of Maohiner f ; and
8n
Gaskill Hdv MjHjSupply Up,,
H1PDWARE 78;Ulddla 8t
Phone 147.
1 rMPGtmsf 9r
Columbia Bicycles, -T
-Edison Phonograph,:
llRambler. 'Bicycles, ,
Olfoer Typewriters;
MHifdtdBicL
WMT, HILL,:
; Dmlm at ItOTOLa. Truu, a kit
' : Knrns IroaTttaOoom. Jos ranmn!
noi ut.
II UUlle St.
i4;;B. Baxter Co:,
' -Commission '
. Brokers : U i V;-
Stab, QiiciGrali't Bite
-! - It CnrM '
rboMtsi ' fc kw Btnx, k. c
, M.Hi Offlc 11 fired r, Nrw Twt.
Mndvrtt. ntrftn. EtoUtitWTto
:: Oysters! - Oysters!
; ; From bo on ir irjU fcTt
J Ojitert wtilch Jv will TTe
by rnfiuar la!f-hn! of ,llk- 4
alack of Dress Goods are tie t
V.
" y farmer desiring
to fence his land sith
the American ileW
the same of me' irt a
short Wnile. -; ' X 'now
have -in -stock' two c
two car
loads of Bame. :1 1 iM
', : Usdar Hotd ChatUwIa,
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A Tkturt of HcaJlh
U Jit rryem. tlintiU be who rtn
f 0. I'1''! tBUIUrmi t lik tl
boitl by in nd fnrr,1(il In
tiitit If t!i M r dufn. J !,-'
WTiimti(!s.1 tjr Ijth ktin. T il' I f
fc rll4 Bf ff ta1tiu si!',
J. F. Tn5 lor,'
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- ' MS COTEL SALE.'
The Scren Spring Resort. Hostelry iSald
. toEiTCBdaaSoUU
Xlutosi Free PMss.-g?K
Iks ;'6tpersVeoaTeylag3'tki;-'BeTea
Spring! property - aare been nuda oat,
signed and placed la escrow and Only
Ucki the action ol the parchaten U to
oeptlng and depotlttag amonat to 00a
plete the deal ? Y-
t Che actual porchawrs known in the
oeal are uesirs Olwoa ana aamparey,
of OoldiborotImt It la said, there Is a
took company Of . syndloate baohr of It
and the property "will be ImproTed, and
It bat been lntlmatedthat a trolley line
may vooa pot thli famooB watering place
fat does touch with the world by qnlck
tranalt to the railroad, 'xW. -.'V-.t
'-i-FoB partlcnlars of the deal were abt
learned nor li the porohaae price to be
glren ont yet, bat If the terms of sale are
met by the parehaters the transfer of the
property will be made the Int. of Febra
ary,190i .rvi
V ; , .V ;? .0 M-Hoii-.,, 18th..
rilrl John Coof Initon, -aVsttjif
Mr James Fieemont near Bwanibrjro,
John is taking a reereatlon In. Onslow,
eoanty.bls old home tWtlng. . ' V
Mr Newton White and brother-in-law,
air Joyner. of Follookirllle were la
.town last week x 3UtS r. ..
'Mn B Caroline Uattooks, .widow of
the liite Sev J F Uattooks; of tharman,
It oar TUltor this wee..?; r.. , e
I Messrt Nash and O P Mattocks of 811
rerdale were in town - last week trad-
Mr John W Wootonujhae gone on a
bnilMeitrip to Philadelphia and New
Tork City his old home State "
ICrl E Rogers went ; to Marines laat
8atardayf returning on Monday follow-
Meiyri Harry Sobertt and DaTid Toy
of New Bera, ware la our place a few
dayilast week . r? ' -
Dr W J Montfort and Mias Xllsa Hy
men of Wards Milt were in our to wn last
Saturday and Bnudayrlsl ting,
Mr Bryan Bell and .family of Loco,
have mora in our town. -
Mr Bony Bhent of 1 Carteret Co and
family hare, awed to our plaee.
Kext week Mr JB R TroTOW and fami
ly of Bear Creek, will mors here.
MrTM Wocdhnll and family who
Uie oat tide of .town, will . more In
town. . Tou see o population la in
creasing all the time. ' Oaws they are
expecting that new rail road and hotel
here, , .. . .. . .-
Mr JV Prettyman is In New Bern now
but will return In a few days.-" ' '
Bchooaer Bea J RuateU, Captain Joe
James is in port now loading with lorn-
ber for New Tork. ' The Rusell wu the
three master that 'went ashore la a
atom near Hog Island some time baek,
and reported In the Journal - , ; '
Mlaa Alloa Blount, daughter of Dr 7
S Blooat here, baa commanood teaching
school a. frog Poad, near Moatfortl
Mm,publIoa6hooLV;: ; " :
JTherewaa a weddlag at Ward's Mm
P 0 laat Sunday week, the bride was
the pretty daughter of Mr aad Mrs J 0
Littleton, Postmaster, at Ward's MM,
the greoai was Mr OH Conies' of near
JacksosTille, Mayor hIb Caaaday of
JacUosT&le, perforced the cereeaoay.
Mr John Caaaby a famer near ben
made 4( bbla good cara to the acreoa
his land tale year, thla U my good for
uplaad sad poor high lend, . ,
Only S few . drasuaere this week, we
aotloed the genial face f HI Baahk of
Mrs Kills Petereon of Boston, a direct
or of the National AlUaaee of Unitarian
women, and a aoted lecturer n.1 preach
et o said, wU speak la. Sum' .ore os
Monday the Mrd tort at It a tu, a!-o at
BeerOrnkSsadiy the t3s and F&iU
Oak Chapel the same day, Bear Oeek 11
a , White Oa Chapel 7 p at1 Bb4WtH
be acoompaaled try two Unitarian Min
isters. Now doat'l be toe aldebovad la
yostraUgtoa, buteorae 'aad 'beer' Mrs
PatUrtoa talk.'"' "7.
, KrD O Ward, 6f , Is iarlag soma lav
proTemeaU mad oa bis buBdlige, new
plasaaa, ehlmaeya,' house morlag, eto,
Bet J B Olive and Mr Joiia Tr r at
the archltecU la wood" and 1-'. w?rk
Ihs painting by I X Kofwa.
Frank LMcrtft, eoL Urlng setrthts
ptsee and Osrar ptacUj et Wblto Oak,
two " rtp:taMe "colors piple wsrt
aiarrlsd last' Wedatf. t UielSi f.-it
Frank tt a a nw 1'. o'.:!rj r'
ap Ina, wQ faroUL4 elo, f Bum
bore itdf to take la lis brIJa. Tb
dwalUngwu bntlt by Vmiti J P and I
B Hofrs, wMu, ef tbls Iowa. .'
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r B1SSETTS RESIGN 1TI0N. .
Said to Bare Been Tendered. - Asks Tor
ftompt Acceptance.
SpecUl W JournaU
iBaMWonmbetTWjU'.lsn'
nounced that Profeuor ' Bassett of the
Chialr of Htatory at Trinity College, pur
nam, has'redgned:;;.y J
The trustees bad been called to meet
in special session next Tuesday, regard
UgBaaeett, whose aUltnde in the South
Atlantic Quarterly on the negro. gUei-
tlon his aroused Intense Indignation.1 '
It Is said his resignation was tendered
some days, ago : with a request for a
acceptance, iij. i:y-"
$: Eaitowe and Worth Harlowe. I
; Re? JB. M Giles our pastor gave ns a
speolslappolntmenr.at our .academy
Tuesday night, ' when quite a number of
our people met to hear from him one of
hie beat discourses after which the stew
ards pledged to him -that all due on hia
salary should be paid before he left for
conference. "
, Mr J A Morton made a business trip to
New Bern Tuesday.
; Messra 0 a Bell, Geo Willis and D G
Bell Of Morehead City all drore oyer
Sunday to visit friends and otherwise
aoend the day wkh those of their
choice. .
J Miss Mamie Becton of Bachelor spent
a couple of days and nights with her
aunt, Mrs M X Bell, this week.
Mr 8 0 Conner spent Saturday in
Morehead on business.
Mr W P Bell, of Morehead City was at
the mill of the Elm City Lumber Com
pany yesterday to purohvie lumber.
Mr Clyde Bby was here yesterday diak
ing his regular bimonthly payments to
his employees.
Mesars D Langdale and B Hunnlngs
of Russell's Creek were in our berg Tues
day night at church.
Mr Jas Herrlngton of Hurtt's Mill
puied through here en route to Blades
this week.,
Miss Medio Bell opened asubjcrlp-
tlon school at the Academy thla
week.
Mr Geo T Bell left Tuesday to Tlslt his
son fori few days at Pitch Kettle.
Mr Frank Harvey of Core Greek spent
Taeaday night with his daughter, Mrs N
H Taylor and went to New Bern Wed
nesday. Messrs W N BelL Jno 8 Morton, Char
lie Ward. NJ Conner, and Jas B Bell
arc in New Bern on business today.-
Mr Olemmle McDanleV left today to
make a rMt to friends la Jones coun
ty. One of our youog men took a bicycle
ride over to Newport last Saturday. We
notice that several men were mlastng at
religious services Sunday, on account of
headaches sad other complaints. We are
sorry to know that bat sister town will
sell headache makera. "
Don't Forget The winter Courses.
If yon bar not already received a
copy of Agricultural Xducatioa and the
Circular of Information la Reference to
the Short Coarse la Dairying sad the
Winter Course la Agriculture, you
should, write Prof Chas W Berkett, Ag
ricultural and Mechanical Collage,- .Ral
eigh; N 0, at oaoe for these pubfloatloas
which win be Mat free. . . v-1 ' "I .
It Is not too early to arrange for at-
tending either course at this time. It Is
hoped that a large number wU earoll
for these eoaraea, which are the highest
value and importance, for young nun
aad womea Interested la agriculture la
any way. f Wcmea are admitted under
the same coalitions as mea. The cost
lot board, room and regletralloa fee Is
but thirty dollars. The instruction will
be worth Ua Uses the coat of the
course There ought to be one hundred
yotag bmS, aad women Is atteadaaoa
this winter. Will you be one f Yoo
ought to be, thai is sure. Take the
oouras aad leara the proper way of nuk
ing butter, and haadllag milk, of feed
ing the various claim of live stock, soil
ivprovemeal, jodgiag bpreee aad cattle,
veterinary medloloaplsnt dUeatM, fans
tbeinbrtry, and other practical eoersee
of tbe taoet value to the yonag man
and woman la any way connected wltk
the farm. Remember the courses Ugle
January A, 1904. -
Tie evil that asea do.IlvM 'a flat tb,
.", t'xA is oft iQlarred . with tbtr
bones" bkpar. "
Not so with Ooffy's Pta Dtlrp)r.
ItwtUKveoa and on aiul laerttie la
lbs Nilmiilfii of te pntillit. Tbtr. U
Both'rg bUr for tb eronp nd toupb
fsf (!.!' 'rea than a tM;i(Kinfal of t!!
r. !lb a rrp cf m'lU'ttm and !rr n
!- t ' II II t It "t kf
j't' !(f l'Tra iVi B',!r n,rr.;.I.
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Notice to Creditors.
The North Carolina Corporation ComH
mission
The farmers and Merchante Bank of
-Cvif Hew Bern,N O'rfM
; Parauant to the order of the Superior
Court of Craven county, the undersigned
Reoeivera having on the 10th day of No
vember 1903, exposed, to. all creditors
who deafred to see thejsame, scomplete
list of ajl creditors who had presented
their several clalmr, and the amounts as
oertatned by the Reoelreis to,bedueon
each of said claims! and since the said
10th day of November 1908, one of said
Receivers having parsonallyi inspected
and examined the Books and Accounts
of the Merchants National Bank of Baltl
more, and both of said Receivers .having
carefully examined the correspondence
between the Cashier of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank and the Girard National
Bank of Philadelphia, and from such ex
amination" the undersigned .Receivers
have reached-the conclusion,, that the
amounts claimed by said' Banks respec
tively upon the heretofore contested
claims' arising upon the j notes ; of the
Southern Hosiery Mills are valid claims
against the Farmers and Merchants
Bank, which for the absence of satisfac
tory evidence appeared upon the list of
said claims on the said 10th' day of No
vember, not to be due by said Bank:
and said Receivers Jhavlng duly .filed, and
returned the full list of all claimants, to
gether with the amounts ascertained to
be due upon each claim, to the Superior
Court of Craven County, In the Clerk's
office of said court : Therefore any and
all creditors under - the order of said
court are hereby notified to file any and
all exceptlona to the report of said Re
ceivers, on or before the first 3 days of
the coming court commencing November
23 J, as to his own claim or to the claim
of any other 'person against . the said
Farmers and Merohants Bank, In order
that, aucb exception may be passed
upon by the Court, according to law, or
to take such other proceedings as they
may be advised fortue adjudication of
their claims.
This Nov. lath, 1908.
THOMAS DANIELS,
Receiver F, ft M. Bank.
JOHN DUNN,
Receiver F. ft M. Bank.
For Sale.
Hog Island, seven room dwelling,
peach orchard, stock, hone, buggy, oary
and tools, suitable to fruit growing and
cattle raising, game and fish plentiful.
Apply to. Mas. Susan R. Nklbon,
R.F.D.No.3.
Nelson's Ferry, New Bern, N. O.
The
Largest
in
History
-We have Just received a
Sales
Business
las, Lewis A xosseU and A E Nsttleton Fine Shoes.
.' -' Hating sold our tegular Fall atock' we tad to buy again In
order to meet the growing demand for these famous shoes.
'Our stock has also been
goods such as Clothing, Hats,
.ear; Dress Goods, Cloaks," Ac
Bny ot us and be Hippy.
o . ' Eespectfnll, .
Tliddle
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I H I I I . i II f f I t I M It I I I I I I 1 1 I M 1 1 1 1 1 1 f '
i!ci-:'i!Jcaia;ji
:: ' Grocer-' : - H
. - Y'p to cnll the atlntion of the lloonckefpcnto lb Fine and
', I Coi'-Tlf'te FtAck of ' ' " ' 1 1
&-h r.r.:! Fnncy Groccrios.!:
- Lr..ry '.. an.tr U 1 3 la sor;.0 t'Vxzrj to U al-Icl to ; :
; r,r' x. " : ;
At' t'f y"T I-:'. '-i i r !! i'.'-l, Ycir rr!"rs will to- ; :
: ; r- -:f ' U- : if: lal'I'.-riT I) '". f .1 VJ'.TIT. I :
inn 1
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v: We are now in our
new store?'; r
93, Middle St.,
and are better prepar
ed to supply your ..
Furniture
now than ever before.
Furniture of all grades
to be found at our store
and at prices lower
than were ever qupted
in New Bern.
Furniture sold for
Cas,h or Installment,
Best line of Stoves
in town. , .
& Taylor Go.
5 Middle St.,
KEW BERN, U. C
TAKE
For
COtJGIIS,
COLDS,
BRONCHITIS.
And all Pulmonary troubles vof the
throat and Lungs. It acts by dissolving
tbe phlegm and thereby affords a floe
expectoration relieving the moet obslL
nate Cough.
Sold by
Harget's Pharmacy.
West Broad Street. 5
the
ot our
second shipment of the L Dong-
replenished in our other lines of
Underwear, Dress chirt-VNeck.
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Street
TmV
bis w w aasaj
The
Disosway
Cherry Glycerme
Ontario Mills and
isucKwneat j ust
New California Prunes, Dried Apples and Peaches, Cran
berries.
Sweet and Sour Pickles, Pigs Feet,
Big Hams to cnt and Small Pig Hams to boil whole,
Prepared and Old Fashion Buckwheat and Maple Syrup, .
Fresh Print and Fancy Elgin Butter,
Fancy Cream Cheese,
Fresh Oat Flakes, Rice, Grits and Big Hominy,
Fresh Uneeda Biscuit, TJneeda Milk Biscuit,
Fresh supply Canned Soups, all kinds,
Fresh Celery 5c Btalk,
And numerous other good things to eat which we cannot
mention for lack of space. Call anl look over my stock, no
trouble to show goods.
Yours to Please,
j. L. mm
'Phone Ol.
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JUST
"RECEIVED.
A Fresh Supply of RaMon's Breakfest Food, Pettyjohn's
Breakfast Food,
Balston'a Whole Wheat Health Flour,
" " - Graham Flour,
Hecker's Graham Flour,
" Eye
Premier, Mothers and Avina Oat Flakes, Schredded Wheat
BiBcuit, also a full and complete line of fancy canned goods.
A part of your business is earnestly solicited. Satisfact
ion guaranteed or you get your money back
Yours to please,
T- 23. PAEKEE, Jr.
Wholesale and Retail OiOMr,
HONE 69 Cor, Broad & Hancock Hi.
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TOUR THaUKSQIVlNQ TURKEY
There's an attractWa showing here cf
CUTLERY
ofaU kinds. It's attractive, first, by
reeaon of great variety. Every kind of
Knife and Fork and Scissors is in tbe as
sortment, But when they are exsmlned
something besides variety and fine finish
will be found forcing Its way to the
front "It Is quality," the quality of
the cutting pacta. That la what coata
In edge tools Of any kind. And tbe high
grade of these goods will make yon won
der about prices.
We are agents foi HEATH AND
MULLIGAN'S. BEST FREPARZD
PAIST.
Foy & Simmuns,
TO A Front St., NEW BERN, N. O.
I aar--r''i7 '
. rf a X-T,.i , t
An Up-lo-date Itlg
-a renlr cock of the walkfor
Tbankr!ln; day and for every dali
wbt a dilvlng mn wanta, and he M4
k notunbr thrt oar earrUge r-
t r.ltnT7, wb all that as new, ovai.
n art and itjllih la moiriatia tlrva
, ,cial mHe vblrls rail be tuuL
v 1t Kin bt In dMlrn, fnke Bad
f :nlh, n1 mt rrr. fM ol all kinds are
m tri fot tbeir itrm ae ot priding
ari-l running qnalitne, ....
V. 1 ;.! i'j' In l"w to f any and
-'it!.!i-it in r',ir hnf-tea. te ua
! ' ta bnti j .t e in-ny.
s, j r. ' "r 1 lift rn ynnr cild et
- w ' '. V, ' k y-nr le Wre
, k t ' : k r f i'l.rn,
' r 111' ' f " 1 ' "o Ml
' s T -1 ' I r -r; 1 'f li In-
t 5 ; - t i i i. I ' - 1
Hecker's Prepared :"
received in all sizes. iC
Wholesale
& IXetall
Grocer,
71 Broad St'
By Special Bequest.
Many of my lady customers
have asked me to advertise Ladies
Cloaks, 1 gladly sonsented to do,
ank would have advertised sooner
but have been waiting for my com
plete stock of Holiday Wear to ar
rive, I am now prepared to suit and
fit the choicest customer.
Ladies Jackets in latest style,
all colors; worth f 7 50 to $10, $4 00
Ladies Jackets, close fittingll
colors, worth 5 00, now 8 69,
Ladies Jackets, Job Lot, your
choice 29,
Ladles Capes, uy-to-date, from
84o to 4 20,
Misses Cloaks, late styles, all
colors, 98o to 2 75,
Childrens and Infants Cloaks,
from 48o to 1 75,
A new lot Ashland Bepellant.
in all colors, 58 inohes wide, at the
old price 48o yd. It only takes 4
yards to make a full suit, or 21 yds
for a skirt.
I also have a new supply of
Hamburg at half prioe. Tlaoe your
order before 1 1 is all sold.
Udles Shirt Waist and Collar
ettes will be sold daring this week,
at half prices.
Our Millinery Department is
complete and Our prices art aston .
ishing. We can soil you a Hat al
the rrloe of haying your old on ' -
trimmed. '- V
Glre me a look before you bur. '
I will interest you, and" sav' 7011 '
money. CotHnff but u Msadblsi ,
will oofha early, and avoid tba ruab.
The first will ret tha Best Beleo. ' ,
tiong aad Best Bargainj, - ,
s. coPLOw, .;.
- CO MORTON? JBafM , '? .
7S WDDLt STREET, Razt Be OaakQl
Hardware 0, Prw Braw ' ' '
ATTEirnon-
: ; GEHTS. '
We are now ta a poalUo le r ake
B ills, Ovarfsoata, aad TnsMrt to yu
lwrare wl'.k a rrirBie aa to wo.k
irnBs!.!p, tiy'e, IX asd Ts'-rn.'.r.. H
for rnt lower IVnn tfi -s
t::ve r.i a ,1 altar '..
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