White Kid Belts to Close i
Out at
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f5c and 12 c Colored Lafvm what t
He have left to dose at
Sc.
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PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
t
oDODODonnoooooDononoonono
Our Reduction Sale is what we knew
it would be, a big success.
We have one more week to give you
bargains. Every thing in our ptore will
be sold regardless of cost. There is
enough for every body. Our
Olotliing
stock is enormous and must go.
No profits on anything.
Don't buy till" you'know our price.
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1 1. I. BAXTER-!
o odod oDODononononnoDonono
The Inn
Black MouoUlo, N 0.
In the famous Bwanannoa Valley
Magnificent Scenery. The rates are
reasonable. Inquire of The Inn,
Black Mountain, N. 0. '
For Sale!
Two 60 taw Brown Cotton Glna and
oneLeever Power Cotton Preta, will
ell Terjr cheap to get oat pf my way.
Apply to
J B REEL,
Reeliboro, N O.
Loggers Vanted
A number of timber contractor!. A p
ply to C B Wether iDgton, New Inn
C, B F D 8. . k
;KeWoD,'r
v Fox River Baiter, onlf 80c
Beit Lard, onl lie,
f Bologna Sausage, only 10c,
', Lmd'i 200 Blend of Coffee 18c,
Xs M 20c f h : .. lb tl
; OHve, 1 pt bo, tie onl I5e 2 for
Bwert and Boor Tlcklei otl 10c
.--2 for 25e, !;. ;vv?;'r.:!' ; .
.-'r Masoni Jart Jrfl, only.l0c,: '
" - ntmeline Btove I)liHh,6 for 25c
? Octagon Soap, 6 for 25c, '
flold Dnst, 6 fdr 25c,-
; , gweet Violet Toilet Soap, 8(5, box
Matches tl OOflroiS
-: I)ok out for the RlreruWd 8tore
.. Vugon and gire the ; driver . an
or.lor. ' - ' -
The Rivsrs'de Store
Satardav .Sale
few"
20c. ':
MMMMMww4wW
z en
o
Wheeler A Wlhon
sl am now ready and prepared to (how
yon the lighten running, moit noiseless
and faateat stitching machine on the
market, the world renowed
BALLBEARING n '
, WDEZLXR ai WIL80N.
Pbone or send word and I will bare
Mr Singleton, my machine man to call
on yon. Needles, Oil, etc. for tale,
a-very mate or machine repaiied.
Vn. T. HILL,
Deafer la Biotolm, Qcira, Pirrou, Cia
Taiooat, LcioBD Baims PBOROoarnt,
Rroogna, & imQtxtit'oi Sroamo
OoODe. Jfoi Purni'tn Rob.
' . an Brmr MAHCrAonnuu, , -
PhoVe 11 r W-r 11 Middle fit.
& Typewritings
School y :
ForColorcJ rttili.-"
Opened at the CollogtuU and In
doatrial InHtitntc, Corner West and
2
V !; Il, I
Stenonrapl
Cypres 8trMt,'thla city.
TrpewrUlm tanghtJMon'Uy, W'eiUea
day end f rlily.
BlenojTriphy, Tuo Uf, TliO'jHr an 'J
ViT! t'l I ' v 9 i'1 i' i
nn , . !' t n at ' ' - ' '
ILLIGIT-ri)ISTILLlH&.-.
Eastern Carolina Sentiment De-
clared to be Against Watts"-'':
Good Rains. Eiperlmeals oa Color
Crops. Sammer School News. ;
s Wake ConntyFIght on Com- ,
- ' mlgsionerg. Music '
Festival.
Raleigh, NC, July 23.-Fine rains
have fallen thronghout this section, and
at exactly the right .time, as the very
great heat jthis week had begun to
slightly afte6t the i crops,eyen ootton and
corn.. - . '. ' : ' "
The number of teachers present at the
sammer school here has reached the
high figure of 809 and more are to
come. : .
United States district attorney Harry
Skinner was seen at his office today,
With him being J A Giles, ofPittiboro,
the new assistant district attorney. Ool.
8kinner spoke about Illicit distilling and
said it was Ton the increase.' He then
went on to speak about the Watts law
and the failure of county officers to en
force it. He declared that the sentiment
in eastern North Carolina was against
that law and opposed to its enforcement
He added: "You can't catch the moon
shiners and you can't convict them in
the local courts. Many good citizens
sympathize with them and the people
will not Inform on them. The officers
are with them. The only chance to
convict them is in tho Federal court
where the jurors are not ga'thered frcm
one locality bat are from various sec
ti ma." Mr Qlles sitld that bis county,
Chatham, is a very strong prohibition
county and hid the hw two years before
the Watts law went into effect, the lat
ter law really not affecting this county.
He said that in Chatham the people were
more opposed to the anti-jug than to
the Watt's law.
State horticulturist il Haro'd Hume,
will soon begin a scries 'of cxperimonti
of great value for Plelraont and western
North Carolina, these being with what
are known as "color crops," namely
those which cover the land during the
winter months and protect it from wash
ing and also to enrich tin land These
experiments will bo in different recti ns
by co-operation bat won tho agricultu
ral department an I farmers In the coun
ties of tlaywood, Buncombe, Henderson
Cherokee, Guilford, Wanlauga, Yadkin,
Mitchell, Polk, Jackson, and Macon
The crop j which wilK be planted are
burr clover, crimson clover, white bloom
Ing crimson clover, hairy vetch, red
clover, dwarf cbhox rape. The very
best seed have been obtained from the
United Stales agricultural department
and also the preparation which Incul
cates all the legumes, this being for the
purpose of forming nitrogen tuherculut
on the roots.
Not long ago, on the authority of
well known Noith Carolinian, It was
statel that Joseph W. Polk of tit. Louis
was a native of Bertie county, this State
bat it is now learned that be was not
barn there. His father was a native of
tut county.
Mrs W R Hollowell, of Goldsboro has
been re elected Pretideot of the V.'om
an's Association for the Betterment ot
Public School Houses. Mr E E lioffltt
of RaUIgh is elected Vlos President,
Mils Mary K ApplwhUe of Scotland
Neck r wording recretary and MUs Mary
raylor, of Mt. Airy, corresponding
secretary., . :-
At the summer school todiy Or Kemp
P. Battle of the Jniverally ot North
Carolina lectured on Graham and Badg
er.- -.;,-. -V - .-
As yet the authorities here at -Raleigh
have had rather pnor lack ta capturing
the operator j ot Wlad tlgtrtV A
white man, who ' was running this sort
of business, has fled, and It Isaaid has
gone to Virglnia i 4 ;.
The . funeral , services of Mrs. Lala
Pornell Batchelor, the wife - of , Mi.
Stirke Ba'olielor and daughter of Judge
Thomu It. rurnell, were held this morn
log from the oharcji of the- Good Bhp
herd, Rev. Dn. PUUngJr a ad Manhelt
offlolati ng. vt- .-: - 't''.-'
; A great many out of town people will
be here aext wetk to hear tlis makto at
the great muilo festival at the summer
lohool at the A and M College. , The
capacity of Tallea Memorial Hall will be
tested to the otmrnt . i-." ' ' " - .
-Ihere lata - be quite a lively 'fifbt 1a
thtseouatyoa the question of ooaoly
oommlsiloaerr, aaaon the Democrats
and there will be another conUst for (he
chairmanship of the Democratic tif
entire commutes of the county, this be
ing between Armlstead Jonts, the pres
ent Incumbent, and William B. Snow.
; ';- -. Remember Kc. .
1 will give more eailnVrtloi rnyonr
WeU:h f or lr monny t h art aiyone In
the city. All work gnarml-rrd.
,' . ' " E. D. T'ANCir.UT, . .
. Watrli rntli or sml JtwrU r.
Corner ff Broad and Middle Htrx l.
Try a . t in rT Cr,il.-r-'f. C,.ra '.
It ! -' i "n Vif.ii t'-n'c l i ; r
ri : Ii m ( i i (:n '
RTJSSIl RECEDES"; i
Will fay Cost For Ralacca'l Detention
More Oarefal la, Future. -Berlin:
July i3.--It is stated here that
the complications - arising ' j from the
selsare of the P. &. O. steamer Malacca,
by the Russian eruTser,- Petersburg,
have been settled on the following terms
England has acknowledged .. Russia's
right to search and further gave Russia
formal assurance that the steamer's cargo
consisted of English goverment property
Russia admits the seizure was an error
of judgment and will ply the P. & O.
Cojupany an indemnity for loss of time,
etc Russia informs England more
circumspection will be displayed in the
future. The status of the volunteer
fleet remains undefined. -The passage of
vessels through the Dardanelles does
not figure In England's protest. Before
the settlement was obtained It is stated
Russia sought European support against
England, but failed totally. -
England on the other hand informed
the powers she would recapture the
Malacca forcibly unless Russia liberated
her. It is expected now that England
will Immediately raise the question of
the Dardanelles by volunteer steamers.
ARAPAHOE
July 20th.
We continue to have very dry weath
er, already the corn crop in our neigh
borhood Is badly damaged and the sweet
potato crop is almost a failure, we have
not had a good rain near Arapahoe in
five Weeks-though we are glad to learn
that the drought does not extend very
far. Farms bordering on the river are
having rains only a few miles from
here. -
Our cotton crops are looking well but
they are needing rain. The weather is
looking less likely for rain than it did
some days back. Our farmers are hav
ing a fine time to put their ditches in
order and them that can get hands are
making good use of it. Tho Burklen
swamp is In the beBt condition it has
ever been since it was first cleared
off.
Our young people are anticipating a
goSoT ticte next, Friday. The Baptists
and Methodists of this place will hare
their picnic. They are expecting some
public speaking. Tho Arapahoe boyB
aud Urnntsboro boys will p'ay a match
game of laseball Friday evening. There
Is also a talk ot Bayboro aad Grants
boro playing agame on the same ground
In tin early part ot the dayj
Mr VY R Tingle has bought the farm
of Mr Elbert Phillips near Arapahoe.
We thing our young friend has made a
good investment.
Mrs Kitty Morris or Novfolk Va, is
vhttlng her brother Mr I K Tingle near
here.
Messrs G A Banks and J L Paul made
a visit last week to Fort Monroe, Va,
where they will rpend a few days.
A. B.
k Great Actor Dead.
London, July 23. Wilson Barrett, the
world famous uctor and dramatist, Is
dead, -He made five tonrs of America
during his life and was always placed
among the first actorj of the day. -
BUTCHER'S STRIKE AGAIN.
Find Union Men at Work In Packing
Houses
Chicago, July 22. When the butchers
went to work this morning at the pack
Ing plants and discovered that the ma
jority of their placet were filled by non
unionists all except th foremen walked
oat again and declared the strike oa
again to far as It ' relates to the batch.
eri. - .. ' . .' '. f "
FINE Country Hams at Oaks Meat Mar
For Spring and Grown 'Chloiens go
Jo the Oaks Market-, ...J ' - :-'
..Wood Tornlng
Porch Columns, Balusters, Brack
eta,' Scroll Work, , : GrlJs Stair
Work, Manlels and Screens, 8uh Doors
and Fransea, -All done oa short notice,
at ' Rei Uttrs & Eaell't ' shop - oa
Church Alley, New Bera N C. " .'
Wanted I :
";" .' . . '
To contract with ptrtlrs ta Log and
to manufacture Into .lumber a tract of
mber. Mill furnished lyjnt. Write
for particulars. 1 ' 1 -
i 1 " how, T
- Klnstoa.NC-
L:i ! l iV) !'!
(j.iallty snd fr! e r,'iar"i'"''l In sny
quantity, h1ra! or mu'l.
Order left at J W "tewnrfi i fT e it
F M J'nk luil.'. nT m fpnlre
I'rnu.jit attnt i.m.
(t :-. - a at i
la
, vTusoarora; - 'V :
It's hot enough surely, bat crops.com
and cotton era One s - ,
The prospect H eter In this . section
for an abundant barreev- than in many
years before. -a
Mrs J M Stanly of Bballoue is here
visiting her sons, Messrs J H and R M
Stanly."
S Mr Ben Gray also ot Shallotte le visit
ing here.
Mj R O Adams wont to Vaiceboro Hat
nrday,
Qalte a number of people passed
through here Tuesday going to Mrs 6u-
aan-DeBruhl's to spend the dey, it being
her birth day. We hear that a fine din
ner was served.
One of our enterprising merchants his
fitted out a wagon to haul fish around to
supply the neighbors. They are catch
ing lots of them out ot the creek nesr
here.-,
Miss Martha Mills who has been visit
ing here has returned to her home at
Greenville. '
Two young negroes engaged In a fisti
cult here Saturday, bad a warm time for
a while, but couldn't beat the weather.
Aside from an eye In sling and a little
bark peelled from a nose no other d m
age was sustained. They didn't have any
razzers."
Rodol tjyspopsia Curt
ulaeara what "oil
Having procured the store No 130
Middle street next poor to the stables re
cently occupied and conducted by me.
I wish to announce that on and after
August 1st I will have my office loc&'ed
therein and will be pleaced to sco my
old friends add patrons.
My creditors will take due notice and
govern themselves acoidlngly.
I have also on hand I lie following:
5 new "Columbia '' top buggies aud 3
new single horse "Renowned Auburn
wag ids" which I will sell at cost to
close out.
I. am Very Respectfully,
MEYER I1AHN
CAROLINA DISPATCH LINE
-AND-
Old Dominion Steamship Co
The steamer Neuse will be withdrawn
temporarily from the route on July 15th
for her annual repairs.
During her absence the steamer Ocra
coke is scheduled to sail from New Bern
for Belhaven, (Instead of Elizabeth
City) at 6 p m on Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday.
Until further notice there will be no
steamer sailing on Tuesday, Thursday
or Saturdays.
GEO, HENDERSON, Agt.
All changes of advertisement must to
In this office by 13 o'clock, (noon) or
positively no changes will be made.
191
"THE SUMMER CAPITAL BY THE SEA."
ote
cMorehtad City
The Ideal place for rest, pleasure aad recreation.
THE BREEZIEST AND MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT IN AMERICA.
800 rooms, single and ea sults, with private bath..
The finest bathing, sailing and fishing on the Atlantlo Coast.
Larges and taost beautifully decorated ball-room la the Sooth.
Hotel greatly improved aad made more attractive than over.
Beautiful and varied Electric Display, ' - t
Oalslue aad service first class la every respect,
Special ratea to families. ! - ;
For tales and booklet address ,- v .
A & N O R It owners. ' .--'i
is the very Best Paint made. It surpasses "all
other paints as to Quality, Durability and Cov
ering Capacity.;, :'. .
Leads, Oils And colors; -!; .
Varnishes, Enamels, Floot-Pairit, Vat
nisli Stains, Bnggy
and Taint Brashes. ' J:'.': ; -.;. ;
T:idcv Gc:'ccr?3 and Screen:
o Cii ' 'iu.M d u! thi '
Ice; Cream
Now: Every; Day, De
livered For
36c. a quart
at your t home. Ice
cream soda, phos
phates and all other
cool and refreshing
drinks at
McSORLEY'S.
iSt -a-:.-y .. a -
Vi
When Tou Get Time
bring that carriage around to ub and we
will soon tell you how little It costs you
to repair and put it in order again. We
do all kinds, and it is seldom a vehicle
is so damaged that we can t make it
good as new. And It won t cost any
thing like the pi ice of a new one either,
We put Rubber Tires on your old or
new wheels. - We shrink yoar loose tires
in a macntne witnout cutting tnem,
or without taking tire from wheel on
buggy while you wait Everybody is in
vited to see, the machine at work putting
new Doits in old places.
O, H. Waters & Norm,
Successors to G.jH. Waters & Son,
Phone IV,
TS Broad W Nkw Bibn. N, 0
:ovKjtT
KNOW WHAT "LAGER" MEANS f
Literally, lyl-g. Beer that's worthy
the name should have lain long, What
we claim for Budwels beer In that it has
been stored in vats for a time sufficient
for it to be well ripened. That's why It
Is not on'y harmless, but does a great
good to lis consumers. Buy Cud we Is
Ueer.
J. F. Taylor,
NEW BERN, N. C.
Agent for Prospect Brewing Co. of Phil
adeipbia.
cHprth Carolina
;. A.J. COOKE, Manager.
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Paints, Roof. Paints
f2
ess
w lip
Nice Lot
Jtist Received,
Very Finest Fresh Elgin Butter 30c lb, Received Fresh
from the dairy every week, s :
Harvey's Small Hama English Cured Shonlders and break
fasL Btrips,
Complete stock staple and fancy Groceries of the very
btst fuality.
Yourajto please,
'Phone 91.
When in doubt, drink they
People's P'aTrorltG1
inn
All rvrrl ora oi f Vi or 1 rw.a
filled. lrivate families
x- x -
Coca-Cola Bottling Works,!
V. A. NiEIFJERT, Mgr.. E. Front St.
Hot weather ?
makes you look ior
water ooiers. we
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BfAHDWARK 73 MiddlelSt
PJionn 147.
Elkibil.
Under Hotel ChatUwka,
GENERAL
HARDWARE.
Screen Wire Doors
and Windows.
The Ice Saving Gla
zier Refrigerators.
Agent for the Farmer Girl and Boy
Cook Stoves.
Farmers will bear In mind that we
carry a very complete line of American
Steel Wire Fence.
NEW BERN, X. &
oeiaaAWaaaw
Job Primting'
t- . if yiu waat FtRST
CLASS Job Work dr)n't
" .- forget to send tooror
-- - ders tO;v .
Owen G. Dunn
Leading Printer r itaticner."
Cer. rolhtck A L'rayea 8U ,
. New Firm.t
We have ojenul "tluip at Nod
South Front street and are prepared to
Jo soy klrj'l of Un work and plumhlag
ContracU B'-llclted. ' .'
mou oi iron iinu iy umuwB, oureeu y ire.
Car load boors and Sash just received. Prices Low. 'tl
Heath & Mulligan Taint is the best full weight, aud covers most.
Mill and Machine Supplies. Building material of all kinds. '-
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Sunnlv Co..
liafbext's
i
i
fTIf Wholew
II- A Beta
slLlay, Grocer,
Wholesale
BetaU
71 Broad Bt'
1 niioViinninn nnntMnllw,
sunrjlied.
Ice Cream Freezers and-
Jieep tnem.
r. TYT-
M
mum '
IILLISCPPUES 44 Craven St
Phone 818.
He
Fell
From
The A
Top !
Sordid our Percale, it fell from
10c to 6c,
So did our Figured Lawn. It
fell from 60 to 4o, "
So did oar White Lawn fall from
18otol2ic, "!
s So did our Dress Gingham fall
from 100 to 7c.
So did oux yard wide Homespun,
fall from 7o to 6 Jo. k
2,000 ydl 1 Hamburg at a price
that will ajrtouisa yoa frortt4o to
87ic ii.r' H: :' ":
'. Somen's, suincr saiU that will
to thla week from, 170 to f t; V
i 40 bbt'i suita tfiah must go at
ome prioe, call tad jet bargain .
40 tuiti -of men's tn thev
29 Ladles game and' they mm '.
JO. , :;.- . '"
Wl" are ' down tr hnafnAR a
Straw CatevH 18o U: tod moofi cal:
for two for .15oV .1 ' y. '.
: See our vrindow U18 ihJrta mu
Cutdown rriccSoa allsurnn.
goods, ' -
When look in - Lr 11 't ('
aaarm full tf r .
s. c
75 MIDDLS t .
Eardwaj-e C ), V
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10 l'rrrrnt "I.
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