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The use of money is all the advantage there is In having mon- -We
take a load oft the shoulders of the people of New Bern and..
viviutfj J Buvnuig uniu ju full) uio uss mit viuig miv auTuiirngv
in order to emphasize the success that follows our efforts in this di- .
i rection and to .bring' our. methods more forcibly before many who.?:
' may not be closely acquainted with them. We shall hold an advantage
ale for days. ".--v ' " -
Starting Monday .
Morning, Jane 1 2th
And will last 3 days only : ' - ; "
- MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, ' v
These goods will be sold jost as advertised, this is no odds and
ends and left over goods, but fresh and hew just from the factory. '
A new store every day. New Goods.' Coming and going this is a free -store.
You don't have tb buy bur Goods simply became you look at
them. We ar cleaning house, there are many things we JwiBh to ,
move we would rather move to your house than some Other part of
the store. - Save up your small change, it will require but little mon-
ey to supply your wants at this sale.
7
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Linen
Best Bleached Table linen, 2 yards wide $1.25 value for 68c. --'
64 inch Bleached Mercerized Table Linen, worth 76c, for 48c Tur
key Red Table Linen, 23c.
. 42 inch All Wool Voil, all colors 75c value, for 39c.
44 inch Black Mohair, worth 65c, for 48c
44 inch Black Henrietta, SL25 value for 89c.
36 Inch Black Silk.' guaranteed perspiration, spot and water
proof, worth $1.75 for 3 doys at $1.19.
Wash Silk, 76c valne for 33c
86 inch Black Taffetta Silk, worth $1."25, this sale only 98c
I Alii Colored Lawn Reduued.
5,000 yards to be sold at 43gc.
White Dotted Swiss, 15c quality for 10c
20c quality for I2c.
White Nainsook for 5c, 8c and 10c.
. 10 Gross Best Pearl Buttons, worth 15c, will be sold for 5c dozen
Ladies Llale Gloves for 23c
Ladies Silk Gloves for 47c . - '.
Now Is the Time to Adorn Your
Window Shades, 25c value for 19c '
Window Shades 40c value for 23c
Window Shades, 60c value for S8e '
- 600 yards Lace, worth 8, 10, 12 and 15c for only 4c
8,000 yards Calico will be sold for 31c, only 10 yards to pne eusto- "
mer. ., ";' . ' ' . . .-
8,000" yards of Wide Bleaching will be sold for 6, 6 and 7c, only ' T
10 yards to one customer. .. '.: V' ' ';' r '
Beat 6e yard wide unbleached will be sold at 4Jc" '
',. $1.25 Silk Umbrella forOflc , ,. , ", v'-,' !': '..'v,;;
' ; This sale strictly; OASH, no goods "I.
sent "out on approval, ' exchanged or
taken bacit.: 7SyZ-;rt'i$i
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C!D DlSIIUlfil STCC5.
Remarkable Operations Of Blockade
' 1 " D'istillery .'f
Common Talk at TliNilghborwel,AtSyydty
, Sckoel, W Church, Em Ksews te ' .'
i ,-,--. Csunty Officsrs.",
Raleigh, N..&,' June 10 The fact
that a "neighborhood" blockade distil
lery has been in operation, . for four
years past in one of the most thickly
settled sections of the county, eame to
light yesterday in the Federal Court and
elicited sharp criticism from - Judge
PurnelC Who said in passing judgment
on the offenders, that the case is proof
that the state officers will not enforce
the Watts law. That in this ease there
was a distillery operated for three years
in the township where the sheriff of the
county lived, the distillery being talked
of, according to the evidence,.' at. the
Sunday School, at church and apparent
ty notorious and yet the state officers
left it to the Federal officers to break
up, what was a nuisance to:.any com
.. . t . .
munity, -, k
There were eight farmers who stand
well in the community and two negroes
involved the sentences ranging -from
four months in jail and $100 fine,- each,
for four of them; to thirty1 days in "jail
and $100. fine for the others. : The ev
derice showed the remarkable state of
affiairs that the distilling outfit had been
bought in Durham county by Marcellus
Moring, brought into the Cedar Fork
neighborhood, . and operated by him
through the two negroes, Dan Jones
and Andrew Show The testimony wis
that whiskey was not distilled for sale
but only for1 consumption by parties
having distilling done. Anyone who de
sired and would take as . much as one
dollars worth of stock in the distillery,
this being to make him personally re
sponsible as a distiller, could carry meal
and have it distilled into whiskey, pay
ing the two negroes 60 cents aA bushel
for operating the distillery Each of
the men implicated in the ' case made
statement to the court,' acknowledging
his connection with .the distillery and
appealing for mercy.. Several of the
men testified that the existence of the
distillery was generally known, and in
answer to the question by District At
torney Skinner as to whether the sheriff
and other county officers knew of it,
said it was generally talked of in the
neighborhood, at Sunday SchooLhurch
and other public gatherings. -
Andrew Shaw one ofxthe negro oper
ators testified that several of thechurch
members of the neighborhood had stock
in tl e distillery in. order to have the
whiskey made for their ' personal con'
sumption. ,
Japanese Allowed Cruller to - Escape.
.London June 10 The Tokio corres
pondent of the Daily Telegraph , sayt
that some of the Japanese torpedo boat
destroyers which was chasing the Rus
sian cruiser Isumrod were ordered bsck
the Japanese allowing the ships to
Color.. Mu Held Under Besds Fer, Uilnf-'',,." "' IW "f
'''J v'A. ''Cowtorrtk; Mtiisy. i: Shlpmtots Ourlnf Tt Part Wsefc.v
Edward Hill, colored, ; was arrested ; The shipment of "truck -by boat and
by officer A.' L. Bryanyesterday on the train during the past week have been
charge of passing counterfeit money, enormous. - The sum total will probn
The alleged crime was committeed last bly reach 15,000 or 20,000 barrels of po-
September in the store of J. W. HarrelT tatoes alone to say nothing of beans
at Five Points' cU.' S. Commissioner and cucumbers. ' The steamers Neuse
Hill was notified and warrants: rere and Ocraconehavp left port loaded to
immediately issued for his arrests It, their utmost capacity and the truck
has been found that he has been good . trains have had very large consign-
deal of a traveller since last falL evi-! ments also.
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If you are looking for snaps, read LONSDALE
H7- . 4 . ... . ,' . . 1 2J)00 yards Ionwlale Cambric, worth
whe. Barraln Snaosar. in the " .M c PrJr
and we are not slow about snapping to c"ch n"nier,
them up for oor customers. Every lUm ,' ' BARGAINS."
in this ad is a snap. Sale all this week ' Ten Can always find Bargains In our
PASSED THE QUEErT
BIG TRUCK WEEK.
dently dodging arrest for the crime for :
which he was taken yesterday or some
other. ? He was 'Cleverly taken by po
liceman Bryan who deserves a ; good
deal of credit as this is an important
capture. " li '
Hill was taken before United States
Commissioner C. B. Hill afternoon and
required to give a $500 justified bond
for"his. appearance before him next
Tuesday. In default jot bond he was
remanded to jail.
' The money which Hill gave Harrell
for goods was put into the commission
er's hand and was ; sent to Washington
to determine the quality. ' It was re
turned 'with evidences of inspection
upon it and the official' report, append
ed "counterfeit." The piece, an imi
tation of silver dollar, is a fairly good
counterfeit, weight, size and general
appearance considered. ' It was .made
of alloy the basis of which was lead.
The man Hill is reported to be a dan
gerous character and' his arrest is re
garded as -very . important. 1 There is
little doubt that he is the man wanted,
He is well known in - the Five Points
section and the clerk and store keeper
are able to identify him. If he is found
guilty, the authorities . will feel as if
they had secured a much wanted man,
Boats from Oriental and down coun
try ports have brought, in potatoes to
the Trent warehouse and the E. C D.
docks in such large numbers that pass
age on the docks was almost impossi
ble. At the -Trent warehouse from
1,000 to 8,500 barrels, of potatoes have
been shipped. . Yesterday the number
sent out by train was 8,600 barrels.
The height of the truck season is at
hand as will be observed by these
figures and from the amount shipped it
would appear that the weather report
ed to have affected the early vegeta
bles did not "cut so much ice" after
all, but it is reported from some sec
tions that while the products matured
well the bad weather caused them to
be imperfect.
The greatest cross, however, the
farmer has had to bear is not the short
age of the crop but the price. It is
claimed by some that the prices real
ized scarcely pays for the trouble to
market the crops. In other years
truck has commanded the best Of prices
but this year the business is carried on
at a distinct loss.
The season will end in a few days.
Shipment of all vegetables except po
tatoes has stopped and they will be
superseded by northern grown products
within a short time.
OFFICER MONTAGUE IMPROVING.
It Is Llksly That in X Ray Mty Be Required
';' ": To FlndTh Bullet. .
The friends of police officer R. ,P.
Montague who was shot by the negro,
Ike Farrow, Wednesday night, will be
pleased to know that he is progressing
finely. The wound is, of course, pain
ful and he is confined to his bed but he
is as comfortable as the .circumstances
will permit. It is hoped that he will
improve so this week that he can be
taken where an X ray will disclose the
exact location of the bullet - -
Mr. Montague desires the Journal to
state that be did not deputize the two
white men to assist him as was men
tioned In Fridays Journal but that they
went with him of their own free will
He also states that he Was well equip
ped to make the arrest but was thrown
off his guard by the Hobbj woman . and
before he had a chance to shoot the ne
gro shot him. : In the mean, time some
substance lodged in the hammer of .his
revolver prevented his shooting.
SEA ISLAND SrECUL.
1,200 yards Fine Quality, t inch, 8-a
Island Domeaole, 7c value, sale 4c a
yard, - . . .".
; CANOON CLOTH , '
750 yarji Cannon Cloth, worlh 12fJ.
Coma hi'fore It U grni 9c a yard.
; LADIES GAUZE
tfK) I.ai Gaure Vents, worth lnc.nt
nty 4c etch.
Ribbons, Hamper? end Lacds,
MEN'S TANTa. , ,
lfiO Pair M.-n's Pantu, worth from
$1.00 to $1.23 a pair, choir iHc a pair
TNDKRWEAU
it'( buy 5 a euit of I'ndrrwear, worth
double.
HOY'S SI'lT".
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small .r fr.un r t.,f l.r,.
- . v Memorial Service. ;
AO members of Eureka Lodge' No. 7
L Cv 6. F. are hereby., notified to as
semble at their'. Lodge rooms ' this af
ternoon at 4.46 o'clock for the purpose
of attending the annual, memorial ser
vice to be held at tha opera house be
ginning at S o'clock.;".. .f-V'icv
Brothers are most earnestly urged to
bring floral offerings with them as 40
graves of departed brothers are to be
decorated. Visiting . brothers are In1
vlted to join us. ;J:fii-',
By order of J. . 0. Delemar, Noble
Grand. VT. v" r r-'-v -' Z. . :-' L 'i ?
; rl i ,'"-vV J..'tt. NELSON ;
Memorial Exercises.
We publish the program of the mem
orial services to be . held at 5 o'clock
this evening in behalf of the deceased
members of Eureka Lodge No. 7 In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows. ;-
ORDER OF SERVICES, - -Anthem,
"Jesus Lover of My &oulM,
by Choir. - . - .-.
Hymn, Memorial Anthem by Choir
'.Prayer.':....., : . :.-
Reading by Noble Grand. '
Hymn, J'Noaring The Golden Gate,"
by Choir. " 1 ,
Roll call. "
' Oration by Perrln Busbee, Grand
Warden. .
Hymn by Choir. .
Services concluded at Cedar Grove
Cemetery. '
It makes no dilTerence how king you
have bepn sick, if you are troubled with
indijtentlon, conntipation, liver and kid
ney troubles, llollintcr's Bcky Moun
taid Tea will mnke you well. 33 cent,
or sale by F. 8. DufTy.
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' MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS.
SuBpsaed Death By Drewslnf at laa Free
. ' cltee 1 UeutMsnt BlatM, Oaet '
' ' ' StaleseieMu .
The following from New Orleans
newspaper of recent date, will be of
local interest, as it tells of the death of
a Revenue officer who was a few years
ago - on the Cutter Boutwell af.fj lis
port:
After an absence of nearly a year and
at a time when he was looking forwai d
to a happy re-union with a devoted wif e
and baby, death eame in a mysterious
way Monday merit to lieutenant Wil
liam F. BlaadeL of the United States
revenue cutter Rush. Without a splash
or previous warning Lieutenant Bias-
del- vanished at midnight while - his
shiD was offLSousalito, a port opposite
tne city , oi san rrancisco. neither
boatswain on duty on the brides cr
ship's watch saw him. . No boat was
seen or heart to approacn ana uiere
was no splash of water observed. -. Two
hours after he had made his way on
deck Insh'rt sleeves, however, Lieu
tenant Blasdel had disappeared. " -.- .
The first announcement of the New
Orleans officer's disappearance reached
New Orleans yesterday in a telegram
to his brother-in-law. Andrew ritx-
patrick. It issaid that Lieutenant Bias-
del had been drowned during Monday
night. Ml. Fitzpatrick wired immedi
ately for further particulars, but the
response brouerht little more satiBfac-
tion. No arranirements have yet been
made for the disposition of the remains,
if they are found. Lieutenant HUwlu
was a native of Hot Springs, Ark.," but
since his marriage he has called New
Orlnans his h jmo. .
The death of Lieutenant Blasdel is
particularly sad. He has been away
from his home here and from his wife
and child for nearly a year. Ho wrote
djiily while at m a and his lunt Inter
received yeMerday wiw full of joy in
anticipation of the hnrmy re-union with
t tie wit' and Imhy. Arrnnfrements had
l.pen mndi! for .Mrs. HIhoiIiM to nie' ht-r
hu.hHiid ah-irtly in .San Krncnro.
'I here the rnnpi untirijtHied p. r ..
(.'mo t!H- tn!her. A'' Oiti,'
( .t:i;n T.1"''''. of the I- i t, I .--'l
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DEDICATION AT BETHEL.
Full Prognm Carried Out. Good Will
Prldsaad Patrlotlem. North Caro
llnlsne Hindesmely Treated
by Virginian.
Special to Journal.
Hampton, Va., June 10. The dedi
cation of the Bethel monument today
was in every way affective. The pro
gram was carried out, and the utmost
hospitality was shown the vi iting
Nortb Carolinians by their Virginia
hosts. Every word in the speeches
breathed good will, also pride in the
Confederate heroism and sacrifice, and
devotion to the united country. The
most striking speeches were by Gover
nor Montague, Grimes and Rev. Dr.
Pendleton Jones of Hampton, the lat
ter declared the secession of the Con
federate States really preserved the
Union. Governor Montague said man
is great, only as he serves others, and
lays down his life for them, and that
this is the lesson the Confederates gave
and which never could have come from
hearts .'' which ' contained rebellious
thought or a treasonable principle.
U rimes address was handsomely re
ceived. The original Bethel flag was
displayed and was heartily append
ed. V.5i . ...'.-. "
The exercises were ended by the sing
ing of the "Sword" of Bunker Hill," by
Frank Cunningham of Richmond, the
Nor h Carolinians visited the granite
marker erected to Wyatt which sur
vivors say stands on the very spot where
he felL 'iii: . ;
focky Mountain Tea Nuggets
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mt itlitni Troablw. hmplM. brans, Impur)
d.nd. Ha.1 Bih. Hlurrl.h Bowtilt. Hxmimoht
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B0L0EN NUCBETt FOR tAUOW PEOPtl
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Nevv; Arrivals at McDariiel's I
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Fresh Canned Mackerel, Brook Trout''
Salmon, Imported Sardines, Domestic !
Sardines, Van Camps Big Hominy in
Cans, Pineapple Chunks. Grated Pineap
ple, Queen Olives, Heinz's Baked Beans
Sweet, Mixed ami Plain Cunmber Pick-
jiuo, wioftnuig Bum- uucumoer iicnies.
Tea, Fresh Boasted Coitee, Fresh Oat
Flakes, Cream Cheese, .Harvey's Small
Hams and Breakfast Strips, and a com
plete stock of general groceries.
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale A Retail Grocer.
Isrker Store. Comer Broad and Hancock Sts.
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Choice Family Grocer
ies and all kinds - of
fool Drinks.
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Trcch Eread and
czL'i every t!ay from
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Small Lot
N C Hams
and Chesterfield Hams,
And a Complete Line ot Fancy and
Fancy Groceries continually in stock at
Reasonable Prices.
Ij 3E3C Ervin,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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J L. HARTSFIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
OFFICk 93 1-2 MIDDLE ST.
PBONE 288.
Vould be glad to have
ny one inspect mylfoork
aS it gOeS Up. ForSale.
Pictures, Go-Caii:. h
We are constantly adding to our stock.
and get our prices
Picture. Frami
Call
Sfcil Gas Uilita.
Successor to Oieosway and Taylor,
83 Middle Street.
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'; We are offering a big 'redaction on all our
" Spring and Summer flnlls.. We have eighty-flve.
', two piece' Suits la .Flannels, ' Homespuns and
Crashes at Jrom M-OO to $10.00. BtooU, Sllma
: and. Regulars. We can fit you and save yea
' from two to Ave dollars oo your 8umme 8ulUa
.. We also a birf variety of Taa and Patent leather .
Oxford . All sixes, stripes add widths. .
'' New lot of nice Straw Hats just received. -
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Water CcdIcts, Yiro ScrcDs & Dcors
r. nnill-an end Uasury's Taints. Oil
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