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Vie WhoU tfaniaiton Rich With .
VALUES I
It's a good thing to save money, but there are times when its
a better thing to spend it.
With a stole brim fall of bargains and good values. Some of
them we tell yon about on this page and you can
safely judge the whole by these few.
Listen ! 42 inch Brown Mohair worth 85c for 60c.
80 inch Brown Stripe Mohair, worth $1.00 far 75c.
44 inch Silk Warp Brown Mohair wor;h tl 25 for $1.00.
62 inoh Broad Cloth, all colors, good values, at $1.25, your
choice for 91c They were bought at a bargain,
we sell thera accordingly.
J.Q.QIWLUGO
r PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St, Opposite Post-office,
NEW
ERA
PAINT
Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
BUCK'S
STOVES
SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phone
HEATERS AND
99
Complete line just received ! Stoves put up and pol
ished on short notice ? General Hardware, full line!
Sash, Doors and Blinds 1 Ileith & Milligau Faint '.
None better 1 New car load Ellwood Wire Fence just
received! Maohinery and Mill Supplies I
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill, Supply Co
HARDWARE 7 Mlddlet,
Plion 117.
17 Middle St.
Full line of DrugsMed
icines, Toilet Ar
ticles and Soap.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds.
Physicians Prcscrip
tona A Specialty.
; Only a few Ham
: mocks left and the
prices will suit
tyou.
I boots fiooi ran
Ico Cream
Now Every Day,
iiyeredlriv
350. a quart
De
at your;: home; Ice
cream fbda,5pno
phates iind . all other
cool and refreshing
drinks at s '"'' Is :
,r.:cSORLEY'S.
Henry s Pharmacy.
looks good
spreads better
wears best
Mimical in Fuel
Spleii in operatioi
Life ting in fluraHij
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68 Hlddle St
COOK ST0V
MILL
SCPPLIK8 44 Cmer, t
rhoDe 216.
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Under Hotel ChatUwka.
GENERAL
HARDWARE.
Screen Wire Doors
and Windows.
The Ice Saving Gla
zier Refrigerators.
Agent for the Farmer Olrl 'and Bo;
Cook Stove.
Farmers will bear la mind that w
earry a very complete line of Americas
Steel Wire Fence.
ffEW BERN, N.i,
Haying a tremendous stock on
nana and In order to make room
for our Fall Stock wo will offer
for
4 Days Only
Henajuita worth $6 to $7.60 now
$4.00. , Shoes worth $1.(0 to $2 00
now $1.36 Men's Balbriggaii
Under a ear 89o a salt Whit ' and
Faney tawns worth TOc and 13 1 -2c
now l-2o a yd.;" 4pro& goods
worth So and lOo now .4 l-2o and
So Taney Ginghams' worth :10o
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now Jlt2c per yd; Cashmere woftb
860 yd BOW lio.'.:, '-v, ' t -i-
r No harlof enough . epWe -w
cant mention all "prices, 1 Don't
forget XfKiv--:
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7J Middle tt, liryan LIs
A, & N. C MEETING.
Vesidtnt Bryan's Annual Rep art.
Can.mttte Btports. Board of Direc
tors Enct JlW Grainger, Prest
dent, D J Jlroadharst,
Secretary aod Treat.
Orer.
'ilia regular annnal meeting of the
tockliuldeis of the Atlantic & North
i-ol.na railroad company wi held In
-bid city, Thursday noon at the coa
iiu' cfflMs on Trent rive. There
was a small attendance, the proceeding!
f the meeting having been pretty well
Irturmlned upon beforehand.
Mr LQ Daniels, presided over the
jiee iog. The Proxy commlttee'i re
ort showed 17892 shares and 1470 votes
p resent and by proxy.
I'rest. James A. Bryan submitted the
Vjth annual report of the road for year
iudiug June 10th 1901, In tubttanoe
t'rtst. Bryan said In his report bridges
irestlie, raodway,. rolllogatock were
kept In good order and at high stand
trd. That needs of road as per his last
report still existed, but would likely be
jpplled by the Lessee. If recommends
tions he had made had been made, the
a. & N. C would today be on a profitable
basis, and In position to pay an annual
dividend equal to the rental which It
would receive from the Lessee.
The grove earnings were 381,83S.80
AU expenees 232,508.19
Set earnings 78,829.0t
Ternament Improvements snd extra
or Unary expenses were paid leaving
balance on hand $98,950.03.
An Intereitlns; part of the report wai
iL aLowing pf the road from 1890 to
lftli, Inclualve, under Chadwlck, Han
cock and Fairiok, the road's netearniogs
uauer these administrations were 9427,
HoS.54, with a tsrplut at the end of ten
y. are of $70,991.83. Under the Bryan
administration from 1699 to 1904, five
yctrs, the net earnings were$lt2,897.
30. President referred to the report of the
investigating committee, which after an
(jhauttlDg research found only correot-
DiltS ill tt. k . R n rl rn Inl. r t IL.
road .
HtftrrlDg to the roads earnlne dorlnn
3 live lat years, the largest In Its hls-
iy, wnicn tnowea an annual average
; crease ol f 18, 754.11. The fact 4ht
; .: board of directors to be appointed
- ; lia Siute had been reappointed was
n:, -!e vindication of the reputulon
i : nunracier of old board.
-: tcr glvh g reference to Ihe Lessee,
. i i bo terms of the lease, the report
FCJ.
I li committee appointed to revise the
. hwb reported through Mr Dempsey
" i, uie revision being made to meet
ie conditions, which places the
id-nt's salary at $100, the Secretary
i r. aaurer $300 per pear. The
Minps to twice a year. The by-law
' '' log proxy committee 84, wu repeal
i ringing it back tp the old number,
' btiugUB Bryan, Jr., K B Hack-
.;,,, J 11 Potter, J J Baxter. Dr Henry
I , -Imeon Woo ten, W L Arendell.
' Ju motion, the reading of the com'
::i to leporta were dispensed with, lame
io In psmphlet form.
Air L. Uarvey, in behalf of State
i .ounced the following stockholders,
I .V Bryan, J W Grainger, O M Bosbee,
W H bsgluy, W a Bmlth, J 0 Parker, B
V Taylor, D B Hooker.
I be following directors on part of
Mivnte locts.oUarawere elected, EO
)uncn, Uemeesy Wocd, O X Foy, H
i 'it following were eltCied members
if tbe Finance committee, O H Roberta,
ft l, Kennedy, i A Metdows.
After the stockholders meeting ad'
lourued, me directors met and eleoted
I fir Oralngtr of JCtnston. President
ind D J B oadhorsl, of Goldsboro,
Sticrelary sad Treasurer forth ensuing
ysar
Miss DawMi Leads
The following Is the standing of the
queea contests np to 8 oVudek last
OtgBt.
Miss Daweom 919
Miss MoSorler 507
HuuGrjea 88
Mlsslpook 88
Hiss Row 11
Miss M om S
The voting today will ell be done at
Mr A Hlbbard's Jewelry a tote:
The contest will close el $ p at
Tae ring preeeataitoa will take place
oa the midway toafgh at I p at.'
. For Bprlag aad Grown Chlokens
to the tMt Market. - v '
A Remedy wltnent t recr.
-Had Ckamberlata's Btomack aad
Liver TableU more beaefloial that any
oiher rsmedy I mt need for stomach
trouble," eeys I P Kioto, of Edlao, M6-,
For any disorder ef lb stomach, bilious
btsi tfr eoaitlpetloai. thee Tablets an
wlibott a pr. .For sal by F 8 Daffy
od Davis Pharmacy.
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Oyster Today at Dawsoe's, 10$ KJdV
li latlf hM last retarned from
dV lork where he purchased aa op to
net atoca or areas goods, Ladles Cloaks
; U,. Ribbons, les, embroideries.
iniirui nne or Ladios Uoilirs, new
Hyln (ti
VHe I,
tn enr'y I
j a In
CAPTIVATING CARNIVAL
The Third Day A Big Success. Oood
Buslnots Dane At All The
Shows.
Fair skies favored 'the carnival yester
day and as usual the crowds began to
assemble on the pike at an early hour in
the evening. Barkers began thelrpells
squawkers set np their din in competi
tion, the band batted In, the familiar
tones of "Bedella" and "Blavatha"
emulated from the merry-go-rouod
nd the third day had commenced with
il Its gale ly. Although the air ii cool
the crowd does not seem to mind it very
much but on the contrary enjoy It rath-
r than the sultry weather which prev
ailed on the first of the week.
The crowd was larger than that of
the day before a large contingent com
ing up from Beaufort, Morehead Olty,
Newport and the surrounding coutry.
There were also large representations
from Onslow, Jones and Pamlico coun
ties who taking advantage of the low
rales on the railways and the good con
dition of tbe roads, visited New Bern
with the one purpose of seeing the big
how.
The Fire and Flamd show Is a llvkg
picture concern which Is attracting at
tention and interest It prsents two
series of pictures; one a fire scene taken
lrom life involving the operations of a
big city re department from the time
the alarm is sent in until the fire is out.
It Is an exciting scene snd well por
trayed. The other series is suggested
by the New T6rk Herald's funny sup
plement her j, or vllllan whichever he
may be, In the person of 'Buster Brown.
It Is a ludlorous assembly of the pranks
of the youngster and amuses all both
young and old.
OPENING NIGHT
The IfsW Masonic Theatre Has Its First
Entertainment. '
After many years of waiting the the
atre going people have got a good play
bouse and one which they will not be
ashamed of for there Is scarcely an
opera house In tbe State that is better
Ppolnted with a Stage whioh will com
pare favorably with any, for size or con
venlenoe, A flood of 4lgLt which gives
cheer and radiance; comfortable chalra
and apartments for those who would
seek a resting pUoe between acts, the
new theatre presents all the accoutre
ments that any city play house can
boast of. No one can truthfully say
that It la unsafe In case of fire as special
attention has been paid to that mattei
and there are five easy exits and even
should there be a panic there would be
no danger.
One of the lessees Mr James Cowan,
of Wilmington who was present at the
mlertaiament Is highly pleased with
he remodeled house and takes great
iirlde In it
To Mr Matthews, the local manager 1b
!ue the credit for the practical oonveo
snce of the place. He hae taken a per
onsl interest In the construction and
at been an able assistant to Mr Simp
ion the architect whose Intimate knowl
dge of the needs of a modern opera
oase enabled him to use common sense
deas In the building.
Not one word too muoh of praise
an be given the Ted Faust minstrels.
rhey stand peerless In the reslm of en
ertalnera. From the time tbe curtain
rose oa an almost eaohanted scene to
he last act the minstrels were thorough
r enjoyed. As muslelans both vocal
tud Instrumental they compare favOra
bly .with the best. As oomedlsns they
ire not only fnnny but original In
their fun which faot adds test lo their
how.
The first part is spee taeular scene en
titled "la Old Mexico" In this part the
oostnaes are gorgeous la tbe extreme
ind yet bleeding nicely with thesnr-
-ouadlng.tb satin garments whloh they
41 wore, having a beaaUfal and harmon.
ous effect. The songs were all new and
war aaag with rare melody. The
ijTchistia met every requirement of a
first class body of musician a.
Tbe burnt oork artist were lrrepret
slbl from every point of view aad their
part la the program wu highly enjoy
ed.
A feasor reserved till the last
which d serve special atteatroa ' was
th acrobatic perfotmaao of tbe Faust
Family,, They cobs 1st of woaderfully
lever aad agile athlete The smallest
lad not over sis give evidence of great
petlteee and. ndsraao, while the
eattr family strike the spectator with
secaent at the perfect exhibition of
acfobatlo work. . , -
Tear blood go through year body
wlthjampssadboandieanytog warmth
aad aetlv Uf to every part, U yoa take
Honistr' Mountain Tea. 89 oefita, Tea
OlTeWetS,' f SDaffyV, , ;
' Try bottle of Car boasted Coo Oola
U possesses woaderfol tonlo properties
made from the faaww Ooca plant aad
-v. ...
Queea Qoallty ind - Reedt Shoes
. Wt have J oat received oat fall )la of
Qaeeo Quality aad t P Keed shot
for ladle ; Ail la la late style end
grade. , ' 1 - ' ' ". ...
, J I i BAXTEB. .' '
Go lo the OaVs t
t C nr. 1 rt i'i,
at Ifarknt for the
A MATTER OF HEALTH
tllsv
POl'MR
Absolutely Pure
HAS MO SUBSTITUTE
Police Court News.
In the police court yesterday George
Bragg was found guilty of being drunk
and down. Bragg has been In court
several times on this charge. The may
or suspended judgment but required
him to be put In jail to work out the
costs.
Will Bryaqt was found guilty of dis
orderly conduct by be.ng a participant
In a Sght on Broad street Wednesday
night. He was let off with suspended
Judgment on payment of costs.
Davis Pharmacy Successful.
Afier a great deal of effort and corres
pondence, Davis Pharmacy the popu'ar
druggist has succceeded In getting the
Dr Howard Co. to make a special half
price Introductory cnVr on the regular
rjfty cent size ( f their celebrated specific
for the cure of constipation and dyspep
sia. This medicine la a recent discovery
for tbe care of all diseases of the stom
ach and bowels. It not only gives
quick relief, but it makes permanent
cures.
Dr Howard's specific has been so re
markably successful lo curing constipa
tlon, dyspepsia and all liver troubles,
that Davis Pharmacy is willing to retur
the price paid In every case where It
does not give relief.
Tbe old fashlonel Idea of dosing with
mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsh
puagatlves will soon be a thing of the
past. The best physicians are ptescrlb
ing Dr Howard's speclllc because It real
iy gives the desired results and on ac
count of the small rind pleasant dose
bat Ib neoded.
Headaches, coated tongue, dizzlncse,
;as on stomach, apeckn Wore the eyes,
constipation, and all f .rms of liver aad
'tomeuh trouble are so u cured by this
cleutdo medicine.
So great Is the de na id for this spec
1 6c, that Davis 1'barma :y bus been able
o tecure only a limil d Mipply, and
ivery ono who is trou! luil with djspep
ia, constipation or liv;r iron!)! - should
M upon him at once, or Sind 25 centa,
,nd get sixty doees of i ho bi'st medicine
. ver made, on this spe ml hulf price of
er.wlth bis personal p- nranioo to refund
.he money it it does n t cur .
Fresh Arrival Celery,
Tomatoes, Pars, ah
Kinds of Fruits,
Broad Street Fruit Co
PHONE 83.
and Brick
Ibe uncertainty of life and rich
es make It A matter of prime im
portance, to every man who hat any
considerable amount of real or per
sonal property to have) 'it insured
against Are lose. We are insistent
and persistent. on this soore, be
cause w apprecrlaW the Taint of
ready cash when everything goes
m In Smoke.' Don't fail to com
municate with us this honr. 'f hone
oonneowon xw.- V-'- :
G:o. A. tlicoll.
Eonth Front and Hancock Ets.'-
Irisu
1 Fcs
Toights fnw
Just received direct from the n.
strictly first quality Flour V
ijlowcat possible price ! Fret
Satisfaction guaranteed!
J. L. iDMil
Phone 91.
The Seeman-illican Madi Gras
and Fall Festive
Under auspii KniHs of I'viliian Ha, I, ;di t,i
cent Amnseiiient (Jomiianv no v. txl):l n.
Startling; I Sonicthiir New and Novi ! A
out street fair and cmiival ;. r.idiu'u i.- un'il. i
thousands v lio r.:rdy at!., ad 1 1. tbetl ' c.
10 Big Novel Sho,a
ailoon '..;.;
Free Shows and Co:
Oper. 0 p. va
Exvhv: "am L."
oei
What's the use waiting for cold
weather before laying in your
men-' and boy's suits for the fall.
Uy getting it now you have longer
wear for your money and a larger
assortment to piok from.
86 boys suits, this week only, 98o
48 " " 11.60
76 boys suits, very thing for
eohool wear, i 25
Large selection of youths suits
at 12.25 to 19 50
Back suits, wool assortment $8 25
Black cheviot suits $5
Fine melton suits $6 9o
750-yds outing this week 4 l-4o
' 500 yds canton flannel 6 l-2o
1500 yds sheeting 4o yd
Don't forget our remnant counter
S. COPLON,
ffi HTDDU 8TBXXT, Res to Gaaklll
Hardware Oon New Bern.
Expert Watch Re
' pairing!
We hold our watch and jewelry
repairing rjp to a high standard.
Whatever work. is done is txeout-
ed In a oaretul pafnstakiog manner
an! When the quality is considered
Our prices are always the lcrw st' '
J. 0. BAXTER.
h. Load 1
Driti , ' . l-'rost and
Adi t . x g
L II R 1
.1! K . -i -i-l H li:il'i'"l f g
' '' , i' ) you'- iHi'-ls at 3c
.1 guod.i liy eciry fi'eight g
Wholesale
& Be tall
Broad Ht
7i
. 5. Hudson & Co,,
LIVERY STABLES.
We have opened a Livery, Feed,
Sales Mid Cxchange Stable at No.
C!l liioad St, Arnold's former
Soiind. I' ompt attention given to
orders for turnouts, and horsen
carefully looked after.
J S. HUDSON & CO.
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week. This magnifi
ll id city. Sometijing
; uriliko the old worn
i hi as! Patronized by
.Esational
' Feature.
Acts
Military Band
'i p. m.
allroadu !
'.'.' Postal
C -.rds
' 1 ! : n.it Cards
1 1 city on sale
2 0 Dunn
1' -i ' V Milloner.
( r.ivcn SIh.
We Make a Specialty in
Tops From $10 to $15
made to your order, and cart wheels and
sxla from $10 t- 1 1 made to yonr or
dr; a very reasonable prloe for Imme
diate sales. We caa show you a large
and nice new stock of baggies and oar
rlsges, and new dump farm carta eom
p ete 21. Thia Is quit an opportunity
for the fir mere to see ns at onoe for
this Is a very low prlo.
G. H. Water fc Moos,
Bocoeaaor to Q. EL Waters A Boa,
P boo 18a,
TS Broad M.' Stew Bbbb. "
Do es Tour Watch Meed Repairs
Why not have It given expert attea
tloa by an expert Jeweler f Oompeteat
work at lownsl prices is my motto.
E. D. BAJHQRT,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
Corner of Hroad and Middle Btreete.
Agency
We are tgtnts lo
Olotbtug for men. -made
and gnarinu ,
Lewi A CrosMtL !
K appeahelsMt
w i f allot
i. Doeglaa,
K l.etoa'itae
shot for men.
Block a). In.
1 1 BAXTXBi
Try a, bottle ot Carhoaated OoeaOoia
Upoapis weaderfnJ tosio propertlee
iuie friro the fsmoos Oooa laataad
Kola nut, - " .