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" loctfes Gcfcns, Skirts, Wants, t Corset
Covers in all the nejp styless -
1 1 1 rAnepti: supply , of
J. f.ilTCHELL & CO.,
- PHONE 288. .
43 Po1lbck:St, Opposite fc Post-office.
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IMMMO
is the Very Best Paint made. It surpasses all
the'r paints as to Quality, Durability and Cov
ering Capacity. .........
Leads, Oils And colors. .
Pumps, Ptmp r Pipe and
DfSving Points.
5aji Doori BHhds A Specialty.
Ice Cream ? Frezers
C3 Middle St.
Hot Weather
-makes you look, lor Ic0 dream lTce?ri and
1 water t ooiers. we J4.eep,mem.
Alio Screen Door and "Wmdowi, Soreea Wire.
Car load Doors and Sasb just received. Prioes Low.
Heath & Mulligan Faint ii the best full weight, and Covers most
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nui ana juuinine cuppim. .punning wunin w uuvi. ' .
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for BUTv(lt Ot Kl Iktbeta
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Cojm out to Blvfrs to
tba tent and get a fine" pboto
grapbif jooraelf and family,
Work la of tr beat quality
nj fuarantoed.V-' 'V
jr. w. BinraiNS.
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tUla U lb fullowlof dKrlbd pleo
f tiuof lud la Ko 1 Tdwithlp,
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aod Water Coolers.
Phone 00.
Mil! Supply Co:;
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GEtlERAL v
HARDWARE;
Screen . .Wire Doors
and windows. i . ,
' The ice. Savisi . Ola
zie Befrlgeratorsl
Agtat Cor Ut rtrmot 61rl aadBoj
Ooo-BtoTta,' .'rv. -v. -:,.
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f amort will btar la atUd Uwi wt
carry a ttry eomploM lint of Aattrieaa
Stoat .Wirt Ftaea. ' ' ' . , '' t V '.
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A Harvest
,For Bicyclists
p 1 Offer 75 pairs '
il'jid'i'.ii1)
at greatly reduced prlott for fjxjt
Cath dming tbt roocth cf AxignRt.
! birt them In all grtdei and tis
It will f ty you to lnrentigte
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Seeking Laws to Restrict jbunlgr
Mora OK Documents foaif. Antngt
praocht Prevail Belt on .
Ce-fnumen XljgMk aa4
, Tent- Districts. - - -
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Rtlllgi, Ang.; 86 Attorney Seaertl
Gilmer retarned today from hit home at
W tynetf Ola, where he tpeat r hit Taca-
tlon. Be tyt th wetther wa charm
tag lathe mouatalnt and that Waynet
villa hada great many vliltori.. Ee It
In retdlnett for $he ttrm 6f the Supreme
eoort thlah beglaa, aesf .week, jThere
are not mtny lnterettlnf uei o tht
docket Thtn It one from the' ftrtt dtt
trtet neat week, ta which .the charge
agalntt certata men It obttraotlng with
pile and ttakei 7etn Guide" Creek,
which Man ana of Onrrltaek Bound.
The people who placed the pbitiactioni
there qlalm thai the. creek It private
property bnt the State aayt thlt it not
true and that It it a navigable itream
and that it hat been to nisi lor a great
maoyyearaiS.- ' ;, V ": ., .
The teeratary of jtatt oontlnnet hit
ditooverlet of lnteretting old doeumentt
Today he found mtpi of llecklenborg
and Cnmherlend ooaatiet aude In 1783,
At that time Cumberland wet a. very
large county ladeed. , i ' ,
The American, which It the offlolal or
gan of the ; Janlor Order of American
Meehanlct, and which ft pnbUihed here,
the editor being Z P Smith, ktiklng the
quwtloB and nrglog oeklcouacllt every
where to teeure atatemanta - from eandl
dttee for ooagrear already nominated
and thote yet to be nominated written
Ipromltei that they Will ute their utmoit
euortt to teeure the enaction ot lawt rt
atrfettng Immigration and rendering the
nataralititlon lawt much more ttrtngent
than they now are. Editor Smith laid
in an Interviews "The congreitmaa have
for yean been paying nt with nromlteaJ
They have been lntrodnclng bUla to thlt
end long enough bat they have gone no
farther than the Introduction. . Borne
thing mutt be done. We detirt a good
olut ef immlgrantt, bat the riff raff
matt be kept out of the country and our
naturalisation lawe ought to be many
timet atrleter than-they now are. "We
have 800,00 membert Of our order In
the country and wt are trowing rapidly
We know, that we -exprett the true
Amerloan lentlment in what we are an
dertaktae to do."
Iiaao Pettitold, Of tail county, It the
let arrival In Jell here, the charge
agalntt him being bigamy, He It from
Baitoa'a Creek townahlp" and both of
hit wlvtt appeared In evldeaoe agalntt
him, a ha eihlbf it A B to to (peak.
. It wat predicted tome . time ago that
there would be an Augutt drought and
that nothing would hurt cotton wont
and (I waeetated that th elgni of inch
a drought were a conttant wind, high
tailing oloudt and and a glettj JU tky.
Xxactly theee thlpgt : now prevail, and
theeropt are' retrogadhig remarkably
Veal Sunday" Bef B J Bate man, 'the
paitot of tht rareUevint Street Baptlat
Church here wOl tteign In order': to go
to Mount Olive aaa take charge of the
hapttet ehuroh there. ;v "
A, lot of bcti tntj being made la regard
lo the electtona Jot toagrtetmen la the
eighth and aa littrkli, The Demo
crtU appear to very wtUlng to bet
thatlatheelgk Kewlaad will defeat
Blaokburn, BpubUcan, by at lean 1,000
volet, bat at te the teath dUtrlot note
tew of them appear to he pretty narvout
In the Utter dlttrlct It la regarded at a
fact that Codger hate hard eotutt
agalntt Swart, BepabUoan. t
Oamt v arose Upcharoh hte arretted a
maa aamed Auremt tor telling mocking
blrdt aad f or a atan who watahlpptng
them oat of the Bute, the law agalntt
thete offeaoet being tUiet :"-
iWxle For Ifttlonal Aatlcm
v.. .(,t.,i '.r" ' - t '-,.
Oelller'a Weekly acegetU that "DlrU'
rnlgh) he mad the atloeaI eathem If
om poet wouid write tollable wordt
to the mojlo. - There are reaeoot which
may be tdranoed to enpport aaoh a tog-
getUoo. "Plile' Jt the ooly truly
Amerioaa pttiluUe totg that haa
everbeea wriUea. tllaeaatar to ale g
than "The Star Ppegtd Banner," aad
tlmllar aolheeo: and tkea there It tome-
thing about it that atlrt the blood,
eronirat patiiotUm and bring forth th
ready chMrt,- It popularity, too.
coaatatlly leoreailng in all section ot
th eotatry. - II le ettremely doubtful
towerer, it touthtrtiert will willingly
jIt p the eocg lust It to lnt!mali!y
soclatsdwlth tholr history end about
Which loot of lUelr sweetott memories
tl aster.
A Sweet Ercatn.
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Special to Journal, , -. ,i , "K-
New York. Aflg 28. W Ti Wood end
A) Co, ttook tpeoulttort Who ' mad an
attlgnment In June and were arretted
for frandalent Utnttctlont hare ad
Jutted their deficleacitt . and have re
turned butiaeta, ... .rCw,.j. tf . '
The company hat been reincorporated
with a capital of 1400,000. The trtiolet
provide for the tale of 4,000 tharet of
took; 20,000 preferred.- The preferred
ttook will be "entitled to accumulate
yearly dlvldendt not exceeding tlx per
cent. 'They, will dof bnslneea ott ilOO,
000 paid up atpltal. . r , T "
W I Woodend't failure latt Jant wat
attended ' by teveral 1 teaaatloaal tea
turet. Hewu a phytlclan but paid
more attention to hit etock jobbing but
lneta.v,Wlld tpeomation aid hlghliv
lag are charged at the reasont for tht
failure.,: The amount of hit Indebted
nettlt eaid to have reached 15,000,-
000. - .
RUSSIANS HAKE STAND
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United
Statet Too
Trleaaiy
With
.. Japanese. .
Chee Foo, Aug 26, Advice received
here ttate that nghtfng it proceeding be
tween the BuiSltnt aad Japanete forces
touth tart of UaO'Tang. :1 The whole
Bnttlan front from -TaL Tee river touth.
ward It engaged. : The Battlant are de
termined tj make a stand here if 'poial-
Manchester, England, Aug 86.-The
London corietpondent ot Guardian
aayt a report It gaining ground In the
Bngllah capltol that the RUMlan an-
oatuaor to tut ymtea sutet nu ukea
to be recalled from Washington. He
givet the reuon that difficult relation
are exlttlng between Count .Caeslnl and
theofflcltlt of the ATmerloan govern-
nunt.
News In a Nutshell.
The Galveston sea wall was completed
Angus! 84. This wall whloh Is the
greatest structure of its kind In the
world is 17,598 feet long, 18 feet wide at
the base, 8 feet wide at the top and
stands 17 feet high at mean low tide,
with a granite riprap apron extending
87 ftft out on the Gulf side.
Dsn Emmett,the veteran minstrel and
author of "Dixie," It to have h mono-
ment built from fundi raited by Adelaide
Thurston' The dainty little actress Is
to give a matinee performance of "Polly
Primrose" at Richmond, Vs., September
84th for the benefit of the monument
fund, and It arranging with other attrao
llont pitying Ave other Southern cities
on that date to do the same.
Chicago1 pneumatic- mail tub sys
tem, nine miles in length, was formally
aoeepted by the Government, ;-. : '
There are 8,608 negroes In tht employ
of she Federal department in Washing
ton, thlr annual talartea aggregating
,85J,787, ' . ' - -
The Louisiana, the largest battleship
that haa ever . been launched by Uncle
Sam wlllbeputoierboerd at Newport
Newt today at 10 a m.'Ji, ..
THB YALUB OF SULPHUR
Efflclcaey In He! leg Well Aiutned by
- BaaCSckt Liquid Buipnur. : .
Used on th face HiHcoex'i Liquid
SoLPBTjarendert the oomplexiotv olarl-
ted, beaullfled aad Strong. -y.
After sulphur bathing, prepared With
Hut coca's LiQtTiB BsLTBun, the akin it
felt to gloW with renewed health and an
Aene. catarrh, dlDlherla, Itch, fcerpee,
plmplee, prickly heat and ringworm,
with many moie.nia, are guaranteed a
cure by Bahoook's Lipoid SuLrBtmn
Matnre greatest germicide. Oanoker
aaa outer sonnets oi seaip eyeuoa,
mouth, note and throat yieta 10 lit pow
ar. , . '
Letdlnt DhsrmaclsU sell It. - KeatieH
Booklet from Hancock Liquid Bole
Sulphur
Oo., Baltimore, Md.
Dissolution of Partner
Th eo-partnershlp heretofoie exist-
In UlwseaRL Thornton andChaaa
Cat, under the firm name of Thornton
and Case, la dissolved by mutual con
sent, Cba E Cast retiring trom the busl
nees. .
ThebJslneMWlllbe eofitlnoed by R
L Thornton who assume all r"poDI
blllty for said Urm. '
. . . R LTUOZISTOS,'
CIIA3 CASE, t
August S8th, 130.
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FARMERS. '
Hon Charles B ' f homit Addretsee the
:-., 7armert a( Their Annual Pleale
.i ' at Hoore't Greek.
'The annua! pionlo of the farmer resi
dent of Bladen, Vender, Ooptia and
Sampson counties wit. held at Moore't
Creek Thursday end wat attended by
between 8,000 and 8.000 people. The oc
casion wat widely advertised and it was
greatly enjoyed by all.
"The weather was ideal and the celebra
tion wat well up to the ttandard of
former yesrs.
The prime feature of the day was the
address of Bon Charles B Thomas Con
gressman' from the third district, whose
efforts in behalf of a government appro
priation for the maintenance and preser
vatlon ' of. ' the historto spot are well
known.' ' Mr Thomas' was Intro
duced "by Prealdellt James F Moore
of Moore's Creek' Monumental Associa
tion, and bis discourse was eloquent and
pleasing.4 Competent judges who had
beard him many times before, sid it
was the'tpeech of his life. It abounded
In historical research, eulogy ot the he
roes of our colonial days, and a brilliant
exposition of 1 the civic and economic
problems with which the people are, con
fronted today. He closed with a recita
tion of Gaston's' immortal "Carolina,"
after whlah the ladles lookup the tune
ful strains and sang with enthusiasm to
the ' accompaniment of the band from
Wilmington, which' furnished music
daring the entire day.
At one o'clock a sumptuous dinner
Was spread fn the beautiful oak grove
on the grounds by the good women of
the county, After dinner until late In
the afternoon the young people enjoyed
adellghtfal dance In the large pavilion
On the grounds. i '
A record breaking game of base ball
Was played at Jackson; Miss., between
the Jackaoa and- firookhaven teams ot
the" Delta league Wednesday. Nineteen
Innings were played' tad note score
mad e. ' " '
Try a bottle of Carbonated Coca Cola
It possesses wonderful tonic properties
nude from the famous Coca plant and
Kola nut. -
FINE Country Hams at Oaks Meat Mar
ket.
Trv a bottle ot Carbonated Coca Cola
It possesses wonderful tonio properties
made from the famous ' Coea i lant and
Cola nut. ;
J J Baxter has just reopved a beautl
fnl Hue of the Roantree Roller Tray
Trunks. Also a nloe line of steamer
trunks Suit Cases bsgs etc
DeWitt is tne Name.
When f on go to buy Wlteh Hasel Salve
look -for the name D Witt on every box.
The pure, unadulterated Witch Haul is
used in making De Witt's -Witch Haul
Salve, which it the best salve In the
world for tuts, burns, braises, bolls, ec
aema and pile. The popularity of De-
Witt' Wltoh Hatel Salve, due to its
maa ouret, hat canted aumcrout worth.
tssi counterfeit to be plaoed on the
market. "The genuine best the nave E.
O.U witiBUo.,unicago, ooraoyr.
8, Dully, oruggiab ...
LOST 1
Oil Siaday, the 14th of August 1904,
between Now Bern and Morehead, first
train down; one Travelling Bag or Grip
Sack.:;' Wat taken oat of my seat in my
absence by some ladles who got off at
Teurmaa, which la between New Bern
aad Biverdal. -.Plainly . marked with
Lmy name aad address. Any imforma-
tlon leading lo the recovery of th bag,
o of tube part of the ooatenta not hav
ing a money value, eueh a , maps, field
notes of surveys, tei aad photographs
of my children, also, names of parties
getting Off at Tharaaaa, any or all win
be gratefully recelrsd, and liberally re
warded., .tetisii :fifwC X.--4-
a$A WP.'. DELAMAtV; J
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DCLL5 IN TUB NIQMT
strlk terror to the hasrt of tbe man
Is svsr from home, aa b don'l
Svsy from home,
inow
tt tl.t lie mT find his bom In
nlc on 1I rit'irn. Anl I lie first
t'Hjnr'it i""t stritrs htm after e Jis
fullDll 1. S f;.'l.!; !.,' 1 1 l'1.ll'l
-t (f lr''.'U'-e on HI la w!e In
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. SPOKE TO
For
' Cultivated - Ftgs .
for preserving or ripe for eating leave
' . your orders at "
McDAMEL' S I
71 BROAD STRBHT.
Complete
At Bight
'Phone 91.
Ice Cream
Now Eery Day, De-
livered For
35c. a quart
at your home. Ice
cream soda, phos
phates and. all other
cool and refreshing
drinks at
McSORLEY'S.
Expert Watch Re
pairing !
We hold our watch and jewelry
repairing up to a high standard.
Whatever work is done is xecut
ed in a careful painstaking manner
and when the quality is considered
our prices are alwaya the lowest.
J. O. BAXTER.
Only a few Ham
mocks left and the
prices will suit I
you ::
Snhhts boqk stobk ; :
8aM8iawy3
HeIloMCentral ! -
T (Song in the well known tune.).
Hello Central glva mnRoyatlu '
For IknW teVthert;:.
Ton can find him with the lot ,
.',V'0'reaW:in,'1I'1, ' "
j On the oounW near ' J r-
He'll be glaiiU me whose speaking
,' Call him wont oiplea
For 1 surely want some lo t Cream,
' llts so warm over hero. '
' " "f. , " A' customer;
' Alt low thoet la Ment Ladle and
Children, and all summer anderwetr
vblteand Drnred Lawn.N and all other
summer goods must be sl, In' order "to
Bisk room for our great fV stock that
will soon be coming In.- '!.
- J J BAXTE11
Remember Kev.-.; ;
I will glr trior stlrsotlou t n yonr
-
Vi'utt !l for lets iriOnry ll,n anyone In
I'.e el'y. AH wo.k giirnt-ti,
r. '. ! .-,';i.:;r,
Fine
Stow Of
Prices
Wholetiale
a& lletall
71 ItrosMt Bt
7. S. Hudson & Co.,
LIVERY STABLES.
We have opened a Livery, Feed,
Sales and Exohange Stable at No.
66 Broad St., Arnold's former
stand. Prompt attention given to
orders for turnout?, and horeen
carefully looked after.
J S. HUDSON & CO.
A Second
Carrie Nation
coco
As Garrio Nation smashed th
barrooms so did S, Coplon, 78 Mid
dle St., smash the prioes on all
summer goods.
2500 yds of Sheeting, special
sale this week 4o.
2000 yds of Shteting. spioial
sale this week 4 l-2t.
1900 yds of Remnants iu Dimity
this week 5 l-2o.
39 Summer Corsets 60c, this week
33c.
3'00 yds of Hamburg for 4e to
22 l-2o.
1800 yds of Calico this week 4 l-4c
15 doa Ladies Gauzo this week 4c
"00 yds Duck and Pique, at
wholesale price.
18 pair Laoe Curtains, regular
price 11.00; this week 49o.
CLOTHING. One more chance
in Men's Clothing in broken sliee
only; 30, 37, 88; regular price $10,
this week $3.90
1 8 Boys School Suits, broken
size, to olose out for 69o on the
dollar
S3 pair men's working pants
$1.25, this week 90o
Large lot of Boys.Xnee Pants
just received, aims, to 17. ,
sr COPLON,
75 MTJDDLI ITBJtJt; Ktj te OaahlU
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n . forget toi(s4 loarcra
' ;ii fart to '.:,tf,4"!.A(
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Owen u Dunn
. Ldlag Printer 6ttear.
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