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Ladie Lace Collars in Ecne or White at 75c, IP, $1.25, 11,50,
12, f 2 JSO and $3 Black Jet Collars at $1 50. $1 75
and $2 25,
X Ladies Sweaters at $2 60, all sizes.
Z Kid Gloves, black, white, gray,
$1 00.
X Ladies Linen Collars 15c each or
J.Q.I37SLLM
PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
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NEW
ERA
PAINT
Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
BUCK'S
STOVES
SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phone 09
SPECIAL to the PUBLIC
BARGAINS
AT THE
AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
59-61 MIDDLE STREET
lays just begun. W have jnst arrived from the northern markets
with a complete line of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hat, Ladies and
Gents Furnishings which will be
sold at rock bottom prices.
.P. HOWARD, HVEgr.
New Masooic Theatre I
Tuesday Oct. 26
Tbe greatest oomio opera lucoess
of the century. F. O. Whitney's
150,000 production.
Dolly
Vaiden
j presented for rmr 800 perform
ftnoes at the Herald Square Thea
tre, New York. Cast chorus and
production guaranteed better than
ever 24 musical numbers ii -
16 ATJGMINTXD OB HE8TRA
Seat can be reserrcd at Waters
Friday morning.
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rlters
rimy, rent, sell and n ''
(Chang Typewriters. A ,
; fW good rebuilt Kerning-.,
ton's just reostred to rent
' Call early, and get yonr '
tjck;.' - 'f-
pweii Q. Dunn
' teadtaf Prtater 8Utlor,"
Cet. rellecli Crsrea ats. :
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ttt Tour j WltcB need Repair
". Vhf ft4 We H gfreri etpnt au
Mm Vf SS SpTl vWr t Consent
' work at lowtst prleM l rr mntto,
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Watch t rir.vr.
tan, and brown at 75c and
2 for 2 Jo
We
looks good
spreads better
wears best
conical in Fuel
Splendid ii operatioa
Life tin Id nil;
to?
68 riMdte St
ia Middle HU
Pull line of Drugs,Hed-
iclnes. Toilet Ar
ticles and Soap.
Fresh Supply of
Flower Seeds,
Pbjalclacii Trescrip-
font A BpeeUlty.
Bred In ' '
iThe Bone
t Th book repreaoDta the
;:, iauL( as ft svory teller.'
V tH
mnTfTftfHfff?mTe
ICE CREA'.l
Erc-l'Si. 'FruU C
Henry's Pharmacy
1TC0CK ATTB1CTS.
Kalelfh Takes Holiday To Enjoy
The Pair.
Chiefs of Police of State Coaientloa.
Inmatei Soldiers Home Slek.
Dispensary Harlat; Bit; Bntl
ness. Fire Underwriters
la Session.
Raleigh, Oct SO. Ooreraor Ajcock
returned today from a campaign tour of
20 days, In the west, daring which he
tpoke dally, frequently twice. He says
that during that time be rode 850 miles
and In Tarioua klnda ot Yehloles. Dur
ing the last week and a half of the tour
Oommleaioner Patterson waa with him.
The latter returned today. Mr Patterson
aaya he neyer saw such a drought, and
expreaies the belief that It was eren
drier in the mountain region than It Is
In this part of the State. Iniuranoe
Oommiailolier Young, who hat also
been speaking la back here. Hesaya
theGorernor bat drawn larger audi
ences than he did during his famoua
campaign of 1900, and that people of
both political partlea have turned out to
hear him and have given htm a welcome.
The Governor finds upon his return here
that his little son, John bat fever, which
It teems la typhoid. The Governor has
engagements to speak In two or three
other States before the campaign is
over.
Today was the greit day at tbe State
Fair, and business waa generally sus
pended sod the publto buildings closed.
Everybody took a holiday and went out
to the grounds and the capacity of the
railway train and of the atreet cars was
well taied. There have been no acci
dents daring the week and only one
robbery has been reported, in this case
the thief having been captured promptly
Great numbers of Johnson county peo
ple attended the Fair today. It was
their day and they enjoyed It to the ut
most. They greatly appreciated their
display, which was extremely morltor
lous. The chiefs of police of this State had a
meeting here last night which lasted
until a very late hour. J A Woodall of
Durham waa re-elected president and F,
II Jordan of AshevlUe Secretary. John
W. Cotton ot Tarboro being vloe-presl
dtnt and J H Mtlllos ot Raleigh, O H
dkinner of Dunn and S M. Wheeler of
Oxford composing the executive com-
mlltee. Every chief In tht State is In
vited to become a member.
Ten miles of tbe Raleigh A Pamlico
Sound Railway has been graded and
track laying la now progressing, The
flrat of the steel bridges has been com
pleted. The worst of the grading In
fl Disked
There are severs! very sick Inmates at
the Boldler't Home. The death rate It
heavy now, as many ot the Teterans
there are very feeble. Teaterday forty
live of them went out to tht State Fair
and enjoyed It very much.
Tomorrow ten engines, which weigh
15,000 pounds mote than any others In
ate on the Seeboert' ftix Line will pats
here on their way Sosth for use on the
new Birmlagaani division. Orders re
quire that they shall not exoeedslz
miles an hour speed In "pasting over
bridges on this division and not over IB
miles an hoar e the toed bed.
The Raleigh dispensary Is one of the
attractions of the city just now, and
there was s street fell of thirsty eae's
oa hand early tils mornlog, lined ep
ready to get Is.
The Fire Usdtrwritert cf this State
Is session here elected ABDaagoraeld
of Winston president, J Taa U. Statu
of Wilmington, Secretary tad R W Mot-
ray of Greensboro, CWJaoockt of
Windsor, J B Patterson of Aeherille,
JO Marshall of Wadesboro sad W W
Smith of Raleigh tht ex tea lire so
ittte. The ftasoetatloa favors tfceap
peel ot the reftUetloae which forbids
division of eotsauastoM with soa-rtel-
dtnt sgenUftnd brokers.
THE SECtET DP SUCCESS.
Forty mlllkm VoUles of ltret Flow
er sold la the Catted wtatot aloat since
lis latroduetloa 1 And the destead for
It Is ttlll growing. V, bit that a flat
showing of nooses t t Doat It prove
that August Flower has had nafaUlag
sneeees la the osn of Indigestion and
dyspepsia tht two greatest aotsnUs of
health aad happiness f Does It sot af
ford the evidence that Aagoat Flower
Is a sate aped Be for alt stomach aad
lalaetlsal disorders I Out It has proved
Itself the beet of ftU liver regulators f
August Flower has a saatehleta record
of ever thirty-live years la earing the
till at totUlott ot these distressing- corn
platDle taneeea that la beoomtnt;
wider la lis scope every day, at home
and abroad, as the fsme ot An unit Flow
er tpnoda. Trial bottlrt loot ngnlar
siM 7 . - ror tele by all aregglata.
B VHUJ. -f . v.
Bpselal Apple salt Ratorday. A good
apple, for !5 snd 80 esntsspeck,' The
baet for 0 cents. Stlet Cash. Broad 8
FrettCo.
(in to the ('
li''t t T
V t Vkft for tbe
DEnOCRlCT EULTED
Tbe Virtues of Democracy and
Faults of Republicanism -Contrasted.
Brilliant Speech Delivered By Hon B
B Glenn at Court House
Lsst Night. Large "
Croud Attends.
In spite of threatening weather and
the counter attraction at the theatre,
there wat a very large audience at the
court house last night to hear Hon R B
Glenn deliver a moat forceful address on
the issues of the campaign. It was a
brilliant effort, devoid of oratory lnsof tu
ts that embraces flowery and meaning
less platitudes but earnest, truthful
and hard hitting statements on the con
dition ot the country under Republl
can rule.
Mr Ernest Green presided and Mr C
T Watton Introduced the speaker. All
seats on the floor were taken and many
In the gallery were occupied. There
was also a good attendance of ladies
showing that they were Interested In
the question which Is now on the voters
mind.
Mr Glenn said he acknowledged the
right of every man to vote aa he pleased
just at he aocordel to every man to be
Heve rellglontly just as his conscience
dictated. There were many reasons
why there should be difference of opin
ions tnd he was glad these differences
existed. If the Republican party is all
right, If by the promotion and election
of Ita principals and men the condition
of this country is going .to be Improved
eren In the least degree, th'sn it is our
Christian duty to vote for tbe perpetua
tion of that parly In power- If, on the
other hand, we should find upon thor
ough examination that the tarty, In
power it a party ot thieves and spend
thrifts than It is our bounden duly to
turn the raaoals out whether we are of
the tame political belief or not.
He next paid hit attention to National
politics taking Into conaideratlon at
first the tariff question. He alluded to
it with two or three humorous anecdotes
and briefly but plainly and pointedly
demonstrated the evil effects of a high
protective tariff He said the citizens
of Craven county paid for the support
of their Bute and county tbe sum of
40,000 or 50,000 and they raised a
great fust, but they let the Republican
party filch them of a half million dollars
directly and Indirectly and never ssy a
word. He then explained the operatlont
ot the tariff by the tlmple but compre
hentlve illustration of the walled city
and the monopollat.
He then eloquently told how ana in
what kind of protection he believed. It
was the protection afforded by tbe God
hi Heaven to the humblest and poorest
man as well as the richest, The pro
tectlon accorded the poor widow as
well as the millionaire. Let the wealth
and the enormous moneyed and menu
lecturing Interests be protected but let
those who helped to make those Interests
possible alto share that protection.
Me made tbe promise that when be
ahould be elected governor of North
Carolina he weald invite capital and
labor to thlt Bute and have them de
velop this State as only they can; he
would open tbe eotton faotorlee and In.
vlts all manufacturing enterprises and
gtvs every possible opportunity for the
elevation and progression of (he people,
bat as fot the contests between clpltsl
sad labor as produced by trusts and
hlfh tariff he wonld do his utmost to
defeat them.
The extravtgtnee of President's ad
ministration, Imperialism and labor
difficulties were dealt powerful and log
ical slows.
State politics sad needs were discuss
ed at tome length. He went thorough
ly tato every detail of the polltloalora
dittos, of tbe State and made the people
know what to expect. His speech
lasted shout aa hour aad was heartily
applauded by a gratified aadlenee.
HoWto Cire Corns and Bunion.
First soak the eon or henlon hi warm
water to soften It; then pare It down ts
closely as poetrble without drawing
oiooa ana snpiy unamDoruun-s rain
Balm twice dally, tabbing vigorously
for fire minute at aeon application. A
eorn plaster should be worn s few days
to protect It trots the thoe. - AS a cea-
era! llalmeat for sprains, bruises, Uae
eat sad rbaamallaam, Pais Balm Is on
equaled. For sals by all druggist. . .-
CAROLINA BRICK CO., .
. ' ' ' . ; : . ' . :.-, ' ,
-. . Plants' at Clarks, Hyman's Biding, Kington and BoUraonrille. ,.. "
Alinual Capacity 16,000,000. ,fl,
The lnrjje dpmrid for our product
Ilia t'"t lioildirtfr Unck on tnis market. Ws are now erecting Dry
Kilns thftt wl. I nrt orily itfrorue onr output, but will also mv
t-! "j ii ;r'j? tLa pu!,(j of our proiliHt,
UVll
The World's Greatest
Skin Humour.
Affects Every Age and
Condition.
The Only Sure Cure is
Cuticura.
f If there were not another external
Skin disease known, eczema would be ft
sufficient Infliction on mankind. It per.
vades all classes, and descends Impar
tially through generations. While soma
are constantly enveloped In It, others
have It confined to small patches In the
ears, on the ecalp, on the breast, on tbe
palms of the hands, on the limbs, etc.,
but everywhere Its distinctive feature la
a small watery blister, which discharges
an acrid fluid, causing heat, Inflamma
tion, and Intense itching, scaling and
crusting. t
The Cuticura treatment Is at once
agreeable, speedy, economical and com
prehensive. Bathe the affected parts
freely with hot water and Cuticura
Soap, to cleanse the surface of crusts
end scales, and soften the thickened
cuticle. Dry, without hard rubbing,
and apply Cuticura Ointment to allay
Itching, Irritation and inflammation,
and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take
Cuticura Resolvent, or PUls, to cool and
cleanse the blood. Thlt treatment af
fords Instant relief, permits rest and
sleep In the severest forma of eczema
and other Itching, burning and scaly
humours, and points to. a speedy, per
manent and economical cure of tor
turing, disfiguring humours, eczema,
rashes and Inflammations, from Infancy
to age, when all other remedies and the
best physicians fall.
Sold thitrarhool th, world. Cntlcon Ramtrtnt Ctai
8n form of Cfaoeolit. Cottcd Pi)!., 20o. pr vltl of M),
lntm.ni,0Q., Botp.tfo- Depot, I London. ST Chutor
houMSq.i Pkrl,a Ra.dlkPniiiBo,ton.lS7ColuinlNl.
AT.- Pomr Unit Cham. Corp.. Bol. rronrMon.
w-nona lor - now v uan .
Special Meeting; Tonliht.
There will be a special meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce at the City Hall
tonight ot 8 o'olock. Matters affecting
the business Interests of New Bern are
to be discussed, a full meeting of the
membership Is requested.
It's like a "dip In the fon ntain of
youth." Touchej the cheek to gently
that "youth lingers on the face of old
age." That's what Holllsler'a Rocky
Modntoin Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or
Teblets.-F 8 Duffy.1
Wedding Gilts
Onr line of Sterling Silver is of
the new designs, from the medium
to the most expensive prices. Also
our Cut Glass Hue is large, of the
riohtst cut of American glass and
can adorn a king's table We in
vite a comparison of quality and
prices.
J. O. BAXTER.
IHSURiRCE 1HD BRICK
like a Shipwrecked
Sailor
adrift, holplesa and hopeless is the
average nun who suddenly Muds
himself bereft of wealth or a com
petence by reason of Are losa with
out lnsTiranoe Indemnity. The in
auranoe companies wo serve will
oome to your rescue if you get your
policy now.
i 1 also sell first ekes Brick.
O. A. CTCOIjIi,
v MPaeio.Sgg - ' .
. ; South Front and Hancock 8U. .
justifies our olaim, that we'laraisb
Fresh
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SkcDANIEL'S.
Nico new Prunes, Evaporated IViielks, Evaporated Ap
ples, Sun Dried Apples, Cape Cod Cranberries, Malaga Grapes,
Becker's Prepared Buckwheat, Obi Fashion Plain Buckwheat,
Fresh Oat Flakes, Grits, Rice, Shred. J Coeomnit, Sweet, Mixed
aud Plain Cucnmber Pickles, Fresh Celery, I'M Fish and Ir
ish Potatoes, Canued Goods of all kinde. We will thank you
for a share of your trade and guarantee satiafjeiioa.
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Clothing, Shoes, Underwear !
The cool season U now on us uiid evuyb,,,!-.- will
have to get out of their lijjlit weight v.c.o in,! the
best place to supply yoursilf is at our .1 .i... ,'ev. r
in our history have we cariird as niriipb-ii' and up.
to-dato line as tiiia season, and price; nrvr ko low.
Below is a list of what we carry :
Kuppenheimer Griefs Clothing, V. I,. Moughis,
Lewis A. Crossetts, Nettleton, .Stacy Adams and
llalston Health Shoes for Me:i.
Queen Quality and Reed's Sho. s for w, men.
Wright's Health Underwear fur men and a beauti
ful line of Underwear for women and children.
J. J. BAXTE
I BkJt'V'M"'ai
SPECIAL SALE
-OP MATTING AT-
DISOSVAY'S
lr00O y6JarsoMattmgatf'Wotol2aj)eryd redaction, also
r 1 V 0!11 MatUngt at prJoet new heard of before.
Arrivals
Yours to plea3e,
7.1 2?ir,. -2 ?f
Great Exhibit of
Fashionable
Shoes
Season's Latest Styles
We , it re. , i v. 1 h line nf T. It.
ltrr)'H wc',1 kiMiw-i Shoes wliii-b we
Imvo on i x lilt ili m at fc.i.'O snd
ft :., Wc cm nlliilly Invl'o
'''i 'i cull hat! tLls
i;:i"C. ( xhlMl hi
S. COPLON,
7t. MIDDIjK HTIIKKT, Next o OaskUl
Flsnlwsr.) New Bern.
CN. B.-Our Dry (loolt and Cloth
Inn Dcpartmonts sro comiilote.
& TAYLOR'S,
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