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Vol. XXIII.-o. 111.
Tnen ty-Tourl!. - Year
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j Sale Continues for ; . ; "
iK r: One, Week Longer
I ' As we have good many goods on hand that must be sold we have
decided to continue Our sale for one week longer. ; . " ' -0 -
( ) , It is our aim to close out our entire stock of summer goods and
( ) this week we will have prices never before heard of A good many
( ) things will be sold regardless of cost. : We will . give you ; very - low
I I prices on the following:' - . -' "
J Mens' Boys and Children's Clothing, Mensand Womens Oxfords, ;
' ' Straw Hats,' Laces and Embroideries, Ribbons, Silks; White and Fig-;
; 1 ) ured Lawns, Mens Summer Underwear, Neckwear, Trunks and suit
( ) cases; MattUiga, Bugs, Lenaleum and floor Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains, '
! 1 ScreenS, and a thousand other things that cannot be mentioned.
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Day Clieap Cash Salet
Maryland Country Hams 5 to 10
lb avg
16c lb
Maryland Country Hams, sliced
Armours Best Hams 5 to 10 lbs
Armours sliced
National Packing Co., best ham
" " " sliced
Large Block Hams, whole
" ' " ' sliced
English Cut Shoulders
" " , " sliced
Armours Pic Nic Hams, whole
" " " " sliced
Kinghans pic nic hams, whole
Kinghans Pic Nic Hams, sliced
Best Maryland Country Lard,
Squires Best Bib Meat
Squires Best Fat Back Meat
Fox River Print Butter
Botonga Sausage in Oil
18c lb
15c lb
17c lb
15c lb
16c lb
12c lb
15c lb'
lie lb
12c lb j
10c lb
12c lb
10c lb'
. 12c lb
10c lb
11c lb '
8c lb
30c lb '
12Jc lb
Prepared Ham, Boneless, sliced 12c lb
New Pollock Cod Fish sides 6c lb
Give us a trirl, the Cheapest Cash Store in the city, Lee J. Taylor's old
stand, phone 136. Goods will be delivered immediately after ordered, this week
only.
.Coast Xiixxe Store
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JOHN
Successor to Disosway & Taylor.
Professor
Agent
Middle Street.
This Week's Bargains; :
Customers Tell us That This Store is Busiest
' and nargalns
7 , iflfnntTJ.A RAttJATMS. '. .'
7 , ' f - , . I your choice at 4c a yard.
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WhlU Slippra will go at less than they
cost. " . ' .' - - - . ' -. ' : " '. I
'. ' -NEGLIGEE SfllUTS. ' I
A fine kit Men's Shirts worth 75c,
this week only 60c rich. All size.
- TABLE LIN EM, ,
17S yards In short lengths, orlh 50e
f ef yard, this wo k 22Jc a ard. ' .
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We place oa;saI 200 dozen yards fine
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15 lbs Granulated Sugar for
- 95c
35c
30c
25c lb
31c lb
25c
25c
Boasted Peanuts, per peck
Raw Peanuts, per peck -
1 pound Bumfords Powders
Best Sic flour for
2 cans corn beef for
2 cans Chip Beef for
Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola, 6 bot-
'ties for V
Best Cream Cheese
25c
15c lb
AH kinds of whole and ground spices
for pickling. . -
Best 20c Coffee in the city, 2 lbs
for
Whole Grain Bice
Cracked Grain Bice ...
Eagle Brand Milk 3 cans for
Meadows Meal, peck .
Apple Cider for home use, quart
Any kind of soft drink you are
35c
7c
5c
50c
22c
25c
looking for, 6 bottles for
26c
A Large Lot of
Dining, Cottage
and
Rocking Chairs
Nome styles in pol
ished good 9 in . hand
some design's.;..; - x
We carry a .;. large
stock oi Furnitur,
Stoves and House Fur-
'. nishings, and you will
find our prices low.
B. i v.E s.
. W83 Middle Street
Dolceola
The I-atent and Great
est Musfralt Invention
of the age. Ohild can
Irarn to plgy in a few
minutes. On exhibi
tion at r-: -'k'C
E. Walnau's,
for Btate.vi
New Bern?
are the Greatest. ' y -
f
quality Val Laca ' and Insertion to
prices. .Como to 8. Coplon and Uke
, orn !;. T... T ., I . I.. 1-11. I
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lie a pair all sixes. Come quick before
they are one.
' V MONEY SAVERS. ' ' '
Best Machine thread 4c bjxI.
" Sewing r.ilk, 4c '
Lace Curtains H.50 nd 1.00 kind on
ly 48 and !Hc a pair.
You ran slwnj-9 finil rarjlii in our
Emlmidrry nl .l.n 1
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President Jameg A. Bryan Files Of
ficial, Information of P. 0. & W.,
1 Railway. C4
Work l Raleigh k Pamllce 8eiind Railway
Progressing-. Dry , Spell' Broken.
Chief Marshal olStaU Fair-Chosen.
' Raleigh. August. 9.-Ex-Governor
Aycock, Josiah ; Pixon of Greenville
and Josiah Exum of Snow Hill were
here today and appeared before Gover
or utenn tit a special nearwp,. ai
which they asked that he commi te to
life imprisonment the death sen'eice
of Will Exum, murderer, of 4 Lenoif
county, Solicitor Mto'e," e'Gne ville
was also present at the hearing, upon
notice from the Governor, This is the
second formal hearing of the applica
tion for commutation. : .
The Corporation Commission f author
izes the Bank of Mitchell, l BakerB
ville to do business.
The officials of the Faleigh & Pamlico
Sound Railroad say that almost - eleven
miles of the line fa completed, the grad
ingj force ' of convicts : being now 6
miles' east of the Neuse River. The
road is being laid with 60 pound rail,
and is in very good condition.
B. Frank Mebane, of Spray is chosen'
chief marshal of the State Fair, and
will make collection of assistant mar
shals representing every part of the
State.
Walter R. Moore of Jackson , county
arrived here today to ask pardon, for
Charles Owen of that county, who is
serving a ten year sentence in the
penitentiary for manslaughter.
Up to night before last it had been
excessively dry here for almost a fort-i
nght, bujt there was then a light ram
and yesterday and last night vary
heavy ones, with a long continuance of
an electric storm.
President Jamas A. Bryan of the
Pamlico, Oriental and Western Rail
way, notifies the corporation Commis
sion that 16 miles of the line are com
peted and in, operation. The Commis
sion has accordingly made a tariff of
freight rates for use on this rod.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling,
stomach, kidney and liver troubles
Makes you well and keeps you well.
That's what Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea will do. 85 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Governor Glenn in Demand.
Special to Journal;
Raleigh, Augrist 9. Governor Glenn
has accepted a special invitatation to
deliver an address at the State Fair at
Concord, N. H.. September 13, Winch-
enden, Mass September 14: St, Johns- j
bury, Vt, September 20; and at Water-
ville, Me, September 21. He will also ;
address the business men of Boston
after the last date.. - He will beK the
guest oi Governor of Vermont while in
that state. He was asked by the latter
to give the sentiment he would dwell
upon in these and said it won d be the
hope - that' New. England; and North
Carolina would be better ' acqua-'nted.
Men of most generous Sentiments exist
in bothjand that as the son of a Coo fed
ate soldier he, l broad enough not to
be sectional and stands for ' the who'
Union. 'v's6:',' "
Baiebatl Garni Today.- -
The management regrets tc announce
that the Lima team will be unable to
play on account of the Illness of - that
club's pitcher. But there will - be '
game today, anyway, between the First
and Second local teams. .There will be
an exchange of batteries between the
two teams. Patterson and Armstrong,
battery for the First,' will play with the
Second team.
The game', promises to be a well
fought and Interesting one, both teams
are In good condition, and it . will be
remembered that the Second team won
a splendid victory recently from Beau
fort. , ,- .-, -.
The game wilt begin at 4 o'clock and
the admlmttun will be 10 and 20 crntt.
. - '. Strayed '
- One brown mare about t-n years old
and one gray msre mule. Liberal re
ward will be pai'l for return of animals
or such Information an will lead to their
recovery, to V. Jarkm, New Hern, N.
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SynopsU Of Tht Events In the Drtma Tonight
Portrayed by Some ef The Leading
i r.. Amateur Artists ef New Bern,. -
Act l.'-Home of Philip Garland-Mrs
Garland's misgivings Mark Baybrook,
Daisy's guardian Mark Baybrook lec
tured Daisy, ,and her opinion of her
guaulian "Curse that girl, I wish she
was out of the .wayW Grandma,: he's
across old bear'! Daisy and the lost
child Grandma takes sides with Daisy
-Bobby overbears Daisy's description
of himself Song-Daisy and her beau,
Bobby-- Mr Baybrook's opinion of
Bobby Arrival of Jack ; Daggard, an
old, pal of Baybrook's- Daisy -runs
against Daggard, who tells her of her
father's deatb--Mark Baybrook's dis
may, on : discovering ,Daggard $2,500
for my silence, I Jtnow -enough to hang
you Mark Baybrook'VArrival of Mary
Garland, in search of the lost child
Baybrook and Daggard disown 1
knowledge of Mrs Garland "Officer,
arrest that woman, ehe is mad"
Daisy interferes "In the name of my
dead father, I forbid you to touch
her."
AcfTH.-r-Home of Mary Garland-
Daisy and her mothers-Bobby brings
good news The propor al The stolen
child Bob and ' Daisy in search of
Mabel. -
Act III Roof Garden scenev-Bobbj
overhears Baybrook and Daggard'fe
plan to get rid of Daisy - Attempted
arrest of Daisy, frustrated by Bobby,
who tears the disguise off of Baybrook
Act IV The den of old Meg-Bobby
disguised as one of the gang A rival
of Daisy, disguised, she joins the gang
of o'd Meg, in search of Mabel Rescue
of Mabel. i
Act V Arrest of old Meg and, Dag'
gard, who turn state evidences-Bay-
brook decides to take Daisy's fortune
and leave the country Daisy ai Mes
senger boy Bobby and Baybrook meet
Arrest of Baybrook "You cut the
rope and killed my father" "Daisy,
v, hen we are married, remember I am
the only one who will wear trousers.
General admission 35c;reserved seats
50c; gallery 25c. -r
Hundreds of thousands of people use
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a
family tonic. If taken this month it
will keep the family well all, the year.
If it fails get your money back, 36
cents. Sold by F. & Duffy.
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EXCURSION fO WILMINGTON
From Points North Ana South of New Bern
Thursday August 24.
- At the unheard of low round trip rate
of $ I 25, an opportunity never offered
before to visit Wilmington, the largest
city in the Old North Carolina State;
and the Carolinas' 1 popular seaside re
sort, Wrightsville Beach. Every ne
should go, old and young,: rich and poot
Separate coaches for white people,
vThos. H. Knight, Mgr.
BIDS
Bids wanted to furnish city with 200
tons marl for cemetery purposes.
Direct your bids to L. S. Wood, Chair
man Cemetery Committee, ' i; -
L. S Wood, Chairman.
Boafman OroWned.
V. Frank Hyman, a colored man; was
knocked overboard from ' the schooner
EL B. Lane, Friday afternoon .and
drowned." ; ' uSV
The schooner, - plies . between New
Bern and Slocombs creek and had tail
ed from here loaded with general mer
chandise. When just below Johnson'
Point, a flurry came up which necesel
tated the taking in of the canvas, and
while reefing the mainsail the man Hy
man, a sailor on the vessel was knocked
overboard. Ho Immedlatly tank and
is presumed that the blow stunned him
before falling in the water. - , -
" The unfortunate man lived in the
neighborhood of Havelock. 1 The body
was dredged from Wednesday, but had
not been found at a bate hour in ' the
afternoon. '
w Lawn Party.
There will be a Lawn Party In Mrs;
Holland Smith's yard at Vanccboro, N.
C, Friday nigM, Au. 1.1.
" RefrCHlimcntji of all kinds will be
pred, and the proceeds will be omd
for thn benefit of St. Paul's Eiiftoopiil
clmrrh st Vnnr oboro.
Evrylxxly is cordially invited and a
large uUemianre will tie liicnly are-
ciatcl '
Mr. A. M. Williams,
" J. I!. Harvey.
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DAISY GARLAND'S FORTUNE
DR. CHARLES
FLESH FOOD
Frth form and Complexion!
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aatraws, (tain in vmhi af smUm m
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oalv aRMialiaai kaawa to andlaal adaaat
taat will nmm m hallawa la.UM acck aaal
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For Developing the Boat i
or arauta. hraaktn trvm annlaa: h haa tht
hlfWt iaaoraaanat ahnktaaa. IVal
Mm ara tum aumctwrt nihi tta I
ttram, tart aai taaarltal.
Kanlar BrWa. 11 .N a ka. Mainu
Uke aavaaUs f this SfSCIAt OPVXftl
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DX. CHARLES C0.wMTO
I Delicious Refreshing !
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We Sell Ton
Greatest care taken in making
our cream, and only-.best mate-
rials.
It is Pure and Wholesome. Can
be eaten by the most delicate per 4
son without fear of injury. . f
.. AO cents per quan, pacneu in 4
ice, delivered at your house.
' Also Sherbets and Ice Cream J
McSorley.
NEW GOODS
AT THE
Fresh Mackerel -
3 for 26
J for 6
fresh Arrow Roe Herrings
Arrow Boe Herrings in Pails
Smoked Hert ings
New Pollock V
New Sea Side Bricks
20c lb
lOe doe
6c lb
8c lb
500 custom made fine over-
shirts
50c each
Boys Overalls ,
Men's Overalls
25, 80, 50c each
75c each
FINE .IMPORTED SCHWEITZER -
CHEESE TO-DAY.
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The 'OLIVER"
lYPb WRITER
. i J BEST MACHINE MADE.
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Ovven Q. Dunn,
v:r;-.- c:;'. Agent.
" Leading Printer Sutloeer.
. Ur. Telleck A Irayea SU.-
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Fiendish Suffering
is often caused by sores, ulcers and can
cere, that eat sway your akin. Wm Be
dell, of Fiat Rock, Mich., says: "I have
uwd Burklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers
Sores snd Cancers. It U the best heal
injr dreeing I ever , found." Soothes
snd bonis cuts, burns and scalds. 2Cc
at ell (IrufT storen; guaranteed.
. The Lantern Carnival.
Tlie I,ii?it'rn
.,11 1 c
,11 be giv.-n
('urnivH.1 Friilay nicli
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. I have about 4300"
Jars, 14 and 1-2 GallonJ sizes .which we
will sell fqr the nekt 15 days for cash
only at 65 cts ozen for quarts and 65
cts dozen fr V Gallons. Now is your
chance to lay in a supply at a bargain.
pesh
Market Corned Beef
HIRVFY'S fiMALL HAM AWD
BREAKFAST STRIPS, California Hams
and English Cured shoulders. Fresh 5
Lot Ego-se9 grits and Oatflakes just s
received.
J.L. McDaniel
Wholesale & Retail 3ro??r.
farker Store. Comer Broad and Hancock Sts.
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Dr. Pettys
NATURAL STOCK LICK,
Special Prices on Califor
nia Hams.
A complete Line Sugar Cured Meats and
ALL KINDS PROVISIONS.
fell Butler Ij ike Paclaie and liy ihBelail.
3L J3L Ervin,
Wlioiisale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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J L. HARTSFIELD,
Contractor and Builder.
0fm 93 1-2 MIDDLE' ST.
Would be
any one inspect my Ifoork
as it goes
uriiiture and House Furnishings
: Everything to make a home comfortable and
attractive, such as hook cases, China LClosets,
Rockers and others.
. ' Any one that ts thinking of buying will do well! to see me before they
buy, as we aell goods where competition cuts no figure.
Gasltill Hdv& Will; Supply Co
Manufacturers Agents for Erie City Engines
' d- Boilers Celebrated fVan Winkle Gins
Eotd Pregaes Wagner Steam Duplex Pumps
Saw Mills, Wood-working machinery, Leather Delta, Iron, ' Steel, Piper,
Boiler Tubes and everything in the mill supply line at manufacturers prices. ,ri
Remember
ilio Dato!
Our cutler, Mr. Vt'. ilc, of the Slcin-
urjf Cunt'im Tdilnring - O-rtipany,
,.i!:i:imri'1 will beat our store, under
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. ! ; k ( (.., j ! cf I l,e Jut 1 1
i i i ; y i ',, ti'ir ri,i.tru,crfi
!f 1 . i -. i ' 1 to rail (i nd litre
i r . '. ' ' u ( 'i ' rv n-
ihFfuitars;
dozen Mason Pruit
PHONI 238,
glad to have
up. Fsaie.
Phooetl'
All kinds
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Flavorsi
Igg Grearn
TODAY.
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