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I r.- lrnrnTiHirm in the ilfa oi trade." Les
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llimate we court, out
i worn goods, to run on we nave.-Deen
averse to putting our Fresh, Hew and
reasonable uooas on me marjet iu cuu
petttion with old or shop worn goods.
' We hare decided however to mark
down our entire stock at a great loss to
4IAiia lna Milt" , - ' 14 '
v iadv vu J. Visa jr vu.
jj Saturday xMornmgn
Our Entire Stock !
- will be offered to the
I heard of. Eemember
in business since March ana our, gooas f
Save up your small change, it does,
not rqufre but little money to -supply
your wants at thisale. ' r "
SEE HAND
' . -. -PRICES. .
and Eemember this ' sale is for: 4 1 Days : :
only - beginning Saturdayr Morning I
July lGth; and' will continue "Monday
Tnqf!fiurfl.nrt Wftdneadav. xs .'-
' f.:;'. I No Goods Cfiirged
n r j. ti.iidiLii,
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sis open today ;
j 5 1 lDoor bpnei promptly d 9 o,dcd.
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,o the. money ;yoa heed
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public at prices un
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BILL FORii
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TWO RBPORTS JAPS LOSS i
JpBtse Jllnlster eWei FlRttre lAnd
Hewspiipet BayY
TeBTimei; "
London, JalylS-Baton EayasU, Ow
Japtntsa mlnlitev lsnM n offleltl r
porl coneernlng the Iobkb by th Jp-
neae daring tbo fight lor tM oocnptuon
Of KftltftOWi Mlt ieporU 1iqw tU
loosei ;wer; femkbiy jmU foi o
Beret an engagement. The oa8uUUe
altogether pf ; the; ont day?, fighting
were one kwb'jui$iejnit'4ovr
kUled tod wonndeaii::g3
respondent p ibelTealoCtarbasw.
peated Ihe KpdrtiWWchr reaohed SI
Peterafaag' yeMerdayJhati 0,WO Japav
nese Were kI4edindwonndedlnt;an
naiuceessfal attempt to take Port Ar
thur from the land i&i&i&Qif-
- - "TRAFFIC JDISDERED
Statement ' Kadhat'Bo- Bteimera
jibe Elizabeth CltyEconomlBt of July
lltk aay-tS...Tv-?y
The annouBoement that the Norfolk ft
Sonthera iallroad wonld discontinue the
Nenie and Ocraeeke from this' city lo
New,Brnfiacaqs3d;hegrealBt cob
oera In bualnen clreleaand it li admitted
ihtttlili hdrts the -hmlnesHotereiti of
dw.Terrchf.r;:-;.
It It annonaoed farther 'that the road
will pnt off leveral more ef Its clerkj
after he 18 h and the removal of the
boat! trill- BeceHarllf .ie;taoe the labor
force at the depot, here Jery materially,
kilt now la the trip irom here to New
Bern win be made at a eoat of only a few
dollarr and ir ' Dleaeanb wr to to
douth.- After the 16th it will bea long
and Tjry ejpenilre trip and will entirely
otoff the southern tiavel. through this
citr. . The ' people 'of Boanoke Island
will suffer perhaps more from this more
than the people of Blizabith City.
General Jlab'agerKiog in an interview
pnblMhed In Saturday's Dispatch rather
intimates that the Norfolk ft Southern
proposes to run their boats and trains
to suit their, own conrenlence and with
oat regard to the wishes of the people In
any manner. " The Interview says:
tV'rThen tjneattoned In reference lo the
report from Elisabeth City, published la
today's Norfolk Dispatch,, stating that
there Is considerable "dissatisfaction In
eastern North Carolina 1 over the Inten
tion of the. Norfolk A Southern' to tak
lug off Its boat between Elizabeth '.City
and New Bern, N. C General Manager
II X King hotred some heat today.
WW yoo stale, Mr King whether tbli
tak leg off of the boat will be a permanent
ssore, or Will a boat be substituted?
"No sir," cried the maaeger sharply
: will, aot say anything at all about
"Jk good deal of eomment la reported,
ana f'--'.--' a
"Commeat." Inlerjectsd the manager
why, I aan't see . why. ' We ttead io
theee affair up here, ? We ebaega oar
boats and oar schedule whea we see fit
ktd when there h anythtnf that Vh
pobllo is ooneerMd la, . we advertise---
wt adfst1aa Cvi i'.-
WUl jot Is that thaNewBera
beat fs not aolag to bs taken tW
"No, sir, I will not sty esythlng about
It" "Whea, we have anything olpuhne
tatereet, w will advenUs." , '
"Beitl herel General Haaager King
suddenly broke oat to oss of his mea la
tbeoffloe.-Asdwhsu themsa eama ap
be harried with hlaa IaU the g'us sa
eloaed efilct snl Ugaa worklog over
eaase papers.
Ooe f Maaager Slag's sulstaaia waa
approached, but ha 'wis .la th same
tamper as his chief. No one la Hie of'
Boa weald say a word-about the New
Sera boat. , . '. . -
t' J ft. BldsWanteiC ? '
The Undersigned will receive anlQ
July 13th, sealed bids for toppllM lor
theCouDt Uome and Tot,th eoenty
poor, for th easslng year.' . ' '.'
Particulars sa to amounts Wanted caa
bs lrarned by ealllog apoa aie. - s;;.
. Jely lSibirOi, ' I.'
J. J. BAXTER,"
.' Cliai'mBd. Co Coma.
Try a botUtof Uuboaated Coca Cola
tt fowiDSe Wnnfterful tenia - propertlts
mde from th famous Coca Isot SSd
K'jUnat. " ' .. ...
Stenography
Typov;riti::o
Schools
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disfria).ln'i''il',t 0i'"t V, '
(j.ra Bun ' th! ' r.
f v t, T ' ly, T!
Keloo Growew. Complain; laf Wake
County,
Chaaga U) sJflloJjEatafjslCjand
s-Haji-kJort je.irers8f v-nz
illalelgh. July 13. R B While, county
saperlnteadenMif.IrankllnJeft' here to
day for OUntoaVhera tonight ie pbk
oa the qnesttdn of IpcaV tXMB f01
public schools, ; He wentthera at the
request of State Soperlatendent Joyner.
Clinton votes tomorrow. ;
The water melon growers ta the south
em parts ot thll county say the." wilt Is
destroying that prop la a considerable
area around 'MfcajtsVJ-:iaaif.:oat:
loads were shipped from tier v but this
year aot over half k doaea'WlH ht- MSX
away and the crop Is inferior; In qnal-
W Q Pool of Bllaaketk City, for sev
eral years clerk In thej retenua -o'ffloe
here and alsVengeged in . field wbrkl, left
today for Qreenahorb, where he becomes
a deputy collector under the revenue
agent ' tkat point, succeeding .W.N
King, 'o resigned esterday?fti:t;
Many afternoona this month rains
have fallea here, but yet the total is not
great; beln paly 8.71V Inches, which is
very close w the avaragiTheJuly av
erage at Balelgh ia 6 inches.; The heav.
lest rain TallJn any 84 kourr thla month
la only St Irandredtbs of an lncht '
News from uarne.t county, is tnei tne
craps Swhicfi;1 have , bben' surpassett.
Jnlted Btatas,; Marahal pocery says
hall aad great downpours of fain have
done much damage to his farm and 8)me
others la that- aectloa la. Richmond
oonnty. ' The weather observsr here was
naked if there had. been successive rains
la the State ana he replied that there bad
not except Joes, bat that at a great num
ber ot places reported high winds ana
hafU with coaitderablahy both, yet the
damage was not as much as eipecttd.
The worst hail, storm reported so tar
were Oa the . T and 8?- ' r-': V-
Prof. Wm B Dodd of Bandolph-Macoa
College,. Who Is bare lecturing before
the teacher's Bimmtr School, Is writing
the Ufa of Jefferson Davis which will
be published In about : 13 months by a
Philadelphia house aa one ol the aeries
of "American Crisis Series of -Blaogra-phies.
'. Be says the trouble in preparleg
his Ufa of Nathaniel .MaooA was' the
scarolty of material,' while as to Davis
the trouble is the abundance of mater.
Itly-: -'iwv
The Qovenor orders a special term of
Edgecombe Superior fCOWjcrimlna),
AtaustMA.vV'-:.
Improvement of Capt W H pay, this
week Is quit burked aad hit fsmlly and
frlsndi are very greatly encouraged. .
Mr Wm B Aycock of Florida Is berf ,
vtsltln his brother, the Qovernat.i
Theetate charters ,the Beaaoa onca
oompsny, " capital Stock $10,000. the
Carolina CkemlcU ' company, " Bule'a
Boborsoa oouaty, capital stock
to make turpeaUne, creosote - eta, the
BocktreU Rover Flooring Mills of So wan
eoanty, aapltal Stock M,900. ;.
Mr, Vakaoa of Toroythe oouaty, was
bare today to make -. arrangement about
markiag the graves of the 60 confederal,
soldiers who are bar led, at Roanoke
Island. T -V--,
-f i Batlonal League "Came. r
'. ) BTANDINQ Of CLCBS- ;
v- Woa.'"rLosiV Per OeuL
NeWYotk.'V'rM:;"
Chicago, " " '
Cincinnati, T-aO M t.
Plttatwrg,,
St Loula,v
Botrtoa, r
Brooklya , ':
Mr-;, St j u
Phllad1phla,
OinslnaaWI, July 1.-Th following
tame wm played tudayi , - 1
BatUrie Mcainnlty aad Waraef;
Walker asd Bcllsl,: . Y - -
V'lrs Knull and Johmtoo. ,
Bt Loat. July 15-Th followlbg wts
Ui gaaa pis jd bre tod sf
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Btooklra . 1
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tUUariet'ojlo aad Kilter: MrFsr
lnl an 1 Zssrfou.
I'm; Ires 7.!nimr and Csrj-fiiUr.
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Some Personal Recollections. ; :
" I've read in the Washington Pcatjthet
taVUnivereity of Kdenbargh",8ootland
has" recently -conferred' the degree of
"Doctor of Laws, on' Hannls Taylor,
who was formerly out minister to Spain
aad later of Counsel for-.. the! Valted
States before Tli Alaska Boundary
.Commission WW&r&P-
Hannla Taylor was a New Bern NO
boy, that In eaily life gave promise of
noted future dlstlnotion. HIa father
Richard Taylor was a leading dry goods
merchant 0l New i BernK-; He aadiais
writer-were school mates tool after were
stojbtek8r :
Bo, aa did m'artherS.located in Ala-Uma:ehl4fly-
Ja Mobllei - tp two
brqUter Ma an Sam Battle Of New
Bertl located la Mobile also. : They bu lit
the noted "Battle Bouse" hotel there.
At various times, " Quite a number of
farmfira left thla septloa for Alabama.
Thoii Daves, Alfred Hatcb,Ool Bryaa,
andothersi is aotablo that thf three,
above aamed gentlemen; farmers, "at
different times occupied the same brick
house a few milts distant n the south
side o(r Trent'rlver, known ithen and
now asV "Pambrcok" after Lord Pam-
brook We boys often weat opto Pam
brook; witb 4ha: Daves. , ' 111 add that
Mr Tboa Daves was . the brother of the
speelal geatleraan," John Daves, the
father of the well known and lamented
Creham Devei.ene of New Bern's noted
cit liens." ' . : -
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Morehead City, July 11, 1904.
There will be something doing In the
way of big cut la prices at the big clean
sweep salejof all summer goods at Bar-
foot Brothers commencing Tuesday
morning,
For Spring and Grown
Chickens go
to the Oaks Market. .
Hre
Aiid Brick
-Sale!
For
, ; . : - BE AL1VK ,v
to vour owa - interests. 'Don't let a firs
In year home ot place of business swamp
yoa completely, insure egauaii we
ravage of flsa through this reliable
agency for sound eompaalea, aad lat the
Same" do their worst; Onr rates are
reasonable, losses promptly paid. Get
binding receipt todayv ;'r . ,
Geo. Al Nicoll.
JPhone200-
Wood Turning
' Porch' Columns,'" Bafaaters, Brack;
U,- Soroll ; Work. GrU Italr
Work, Maateia aad Bcroaaa, Beak Doors
aad Jram. . All dooo oa short notice,
at , Register ' Saell'a sbo 0a
Church Alley. Nw Beta MO. - -
At once, on Mo' II breech-ioadlng
gua, on book ease, hunting boat re
frigerator, ale kllohea safe, bras bre-
aarvlDg kettle, wardrobe, ' aa txtcatloa
ladder aad a patented painter' gralaer,
Oa Sept 1st, 1004, a valuable house
aad lot will also be sold. Apply to ;
. . & S. CHAR LOT nc,.
A ; 141 Pollock ft,
3
ia tho vcry Best l"int
iiii
othar paint 3 G3 to Quality, Durability and Cov
ering Capacity. ' ' ..'; : ' 7'-:'
. Leads, Oils And colors.."!
Vcrnishs, E::n:cls, Fbor-Tztrit, Vat
t
Now E rery Day, De
livered For
JI-35C. a quart ; ;-f :
at your home, ; v Ice
cream ; soda, phos
phatiidKali other
cool Sf and refreshing
drinks at " :
McSORLEY'S.
BARLEY u one of the eldest
cereals known In history. But the bar
lay grown today is the' product of cjn
turles of cultivation. Although It is a
hardy certal, and can e grown in any
temperate climate,- It Is bBt cultivated
In our Northern Statei, where the soli Is
peculiarly adapted to produce the most
nutritious species. "
yJIilwaukee, the . home of the Pabst
Brewing Company, is located on the
edge-of a vast barley district, w here the
best barley in America is grown. Pabst
has his own buyers, who have had years
eiperienre In selecting barley, and whose
exclusive employment la to purchsse the
two million bushel of this graia needed
ery yea'rV
Every bushel of barley used by the
Pabst Brewing Company Is the best the
lahd afford, and this Insure th great
est possible autrltioa in -the malt from
which Pabst beer ia made. The hops,
likewise are obtained by special em
ployes whose office It ia to Inspect the
crops of this flower each year, and their
pnrcbase Is governed by their practice
knowledge of the best localities of
growth, and alio the quality which pos
sesses the cofreo amount of aroma and
'hop principle necessary to product
good beer.. Fabst Beer la always pure
because it Is b ewed from only the
choicest materials. ..
Before any ". brew-kettle, keg or
bottle is used a second time, vsst corps
of men and women wash, cleanse and
scour these receptacles until they are
sweet and clean and free from all con
lamination.
System, the beat lsbor and th litest
sclentlfie machinery are used thrjughout
the great fabst plant. Uleanllneis and
quality are above all else pbterved to i he
esireme.
The door of the Pabst plant arc al
way open to visitor, who may Inspect
for themselves the superior methods em
ployed la the manufacture of Pabst Beer
wntcn coma noi--oe made oetter
doable Its price were offered.
BriciMrM!' Brick !'!
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Quality and price guaranteed In any
quantity, wholesale or retail.
Order left at J W Stewart's office at
f. at M Bank building will receive
prompt attention.
Enterprise Brlck,TlIe
and If f 'g. Co.
ByC -v . ;
J; W, STEWART,
Sec'y. & Treas.
CllOLDIl JISFM lot
L The tteasset Haa will be wllhdrawa
tampotarty from the route oa July 16U
for her nual repair, .
Daring her abaeae U stesater Ocra
eok I scheduled to aatl from New Bera
for Belhavea, (Ipatead of Elisabeth
Oily) aH p m oa Moaday, , Wednesday
UnUl further notice there will be ao
steamer sailing oa Taeeday, Tkartdaf
" ot B4tnrdys, : i. , . r'Sx : '
n" GEO, HKHDIESON, Aft,
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made. It surpassea'al
TdMs, Roof Points,
d r f is fa
(:':,
on SteamsluD Co
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mmidWffi
Oorfled
Jttst Received
Very Finest Fresh Elgia
Irom the dairy every week.
Harvey's Small Hams English Cured Shoulders and break: !
fast strips,
Complete stock staple and
1, . KI."
Yours to
'Phoue 91.
When in doubt, drink the
People's aTToxit'
BOTTLED
All orders, either local
filled, irivate families
Coca-Cola Bottling Work
. A. HK1FCKT, Mgr.. E. Front St. -M
f A DAf TK.T A
The LARGEST SIZE and BEST QUALITY i
BRICK offered on this market. For prices
see M. M Marks, F. R. Hyman, Ot. A. Nicoll,
T. O. Hyman, the New Bern stockholders,
Plants at Clarks, Hyman 's Siding, Kington and Kobersonvllle. , .
Annual Capacity 15,000,000. , 1
ElSmllwooi
Under Hot! ChatUwka,
GENERAL
HARDWARE.
Screen Wire Doors
and Windows.
- The Ice Saving Gla
zier Refrigerators. .
Agtnt for the Parmer Girl aad Boy
Cook Stove.
'. rarmer will bear la salad that w
carry a very oompletellaa ofAmertoaa
taal Wire Feaoa. '
fTEW BEmr, 2V. CL
MhfClcr-cV Wllion
lfila
1 am int ready end prepared te shnw
yo th llfhUat rsaalag. avwt SoiHWaa
and fMtt sHtrklBf machla oa ta
tarkst, Ik wnr.d mowed
BALL BKAItlNtl ' J ' " '
WH?.4 WILflOS
fhrni f STil I will
U T dire r 1 t .. eal.'
a T""- .'-'!. ' ,,fffi.
i Tf ' J T' k. Of li, ... ' , W e J,
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A- a ,
Butter 30o lbj Eoceived Freslt
fancy Groceries" of the Verw I
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please, .
Wholettale
aft Betall
drooer,
71 Brtvl UV
or shipping promptly
supplied.
T)rjTiir rr x
This is a case wfiere. -the
men
Vo The Work, f
Do The Work;
and not the women.
Wear filing for a hoaao ebeaug
aad yoa wIB find seme great bargala
la clothing, eoat aad pant, aad oat
dowa pTOaa oa all simmer good. , ,
t: Special No 1. '
160 yd Tallow Haaborg. regaUr
prion 7c, tab week b ' .
Special No 2if : -
LtftU Tallow Bomaspua regular prto
tro,tktawwk 4f : v 7-'
l,COydHtbtmfroalatotc;ll ;. ,
- Special No!3;
. a nna .a. nUk5iJrTttif2i i
froaa 4e to 40c, , Beaattfal figarea aad
daee work, da aa mis tka ahaaca.
V , Special No 4 v. ,
fi.OOO yaa at PareaU to arrfva to week.
going at lha aaasa prto (to.
OOyda White DImlalty, sad othef
wklta goods li. "-j , ; '.
; - Special No 5,
MCmbrellaa, iwralar at lee from TSo
to tlJO, Ut week trom'.O to ft,7B ,
v BpoclM;Nc0v -; '
Oar stock of shoe araaaaspleta la
stats style, qaaliiy sad pvtoa, ;,'
Tko T D Barry aho la aalit gotag ait ,
vary pair gaesealeed, ' I
S.COPLON,
Tl MXDDLS bTEXIT, Beat a 6k
Hardwara Oa, Ifew Beta J L. I
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