Vol. xxui.-rfo. na.
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Sale Continues for
-V One Week Longer
v ' , As we have good many goods on hand that must be sold we have
decided to continue our sale for one week longer. ' -
. .' It is our1 aim to close out our entire stock of summer goods and
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this week we will have prices never
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:: j j tnings win oeeoia regaraiess oi cwv wi s ) Bernard Cast
price! n the following: v x t " " f 1 - "
- 1 f ' Mens' Boys and Children's Clothing, "Mens and Womens Oxforda, 2 J T . r , Schooljal
( w vtMur Horo .flMinn r.mnrnuiHnin. n.iiiiitiim fiuia. ti iuib biiu i ik? r i
ured Lawns, Mens Summer Underwear, 1 Neckwear, Trunks and suit; J
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cases. Mattings, Rugs,' Lenaleum
Screens, and a thousand other things
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Eight Bay
Maryland Country Hams 5 to 10 1
lb avg 16c lb !
Maryland Country Hams, sliced 18c lb j
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 Rib Meat
Squires Best Fat Back Meat
Fox River Print Butter
Bolonga Sausage in Oil
Prepared Ham, Boneless, sliced
New Pollock Cod Fish sides
15c lb
17c lb j
15c lb
16c lb '
12c lb !
15c lb
11c lb I
12c lb
10c lb
12c lb I
lOclb
12c lb
10c lb
11c lb
8c lb
30c lb
12Jc lb
12Jc lb
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.
CoaGt XjIxid Store
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Successor to Dlsosway & Taylor.
Professor
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Middle Street.
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This Week's Bargains!
CuBtomors Tell us That This Store is Busiest
:: and Bargains
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UMBRELLA BARGAINS. '7
We offer at this 75 Umbrellas,
' pri4 elMwhere fl.OO, our price 48c
'.-r.-;"K0 PAIR
V' Ladies and Mis Black, tan, and
.White Slippers will go at lest than they
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. A fine lot Mon'l Sliirts, worth 7fc,
' this wek only 6V tv All size,
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'. ;J ITS Jfsrds In uliort lengths, worth 60c
'.' pr yard, this wc k n jc im. .
Wl place on1200dWn yards
fine
before heard of. A -.good many
k.
and floor Oil ClothsiLace Curtains, Q
that cannot be mentioned
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11 Mil.
15 lbs Granulated Sugar for
Roasted Peanuts, per peck
Raw Peanuts, per peck
95c
35c
30c
1 pound Rumfords Powders
Best 3fc flour for : ' .
2 cans com beef for
2 cans Chip Beef for ,
Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cobi, 6 bot-
' ties for
Best Cream Cheese
256
25c
25c
15c lb
All kinds of whole and ground spices
for pickling.
Best 20c Coffee in the city. 2 lbs
for
35c
Whole Grain Rice
Cracked Grain Rice
Eagle Brand Milk 3 cans for
Meadows Meal, peck
Apple Cider for home use, quart
Any kind of soft drink you are
looking for, 6 bottles for
50c
22c
25c I
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nUufAIHg WHallO
Some styles in pol-
ished foods in hand
some idesigns.
We carry a : large
stock ot Purnitur,
Stoves and House Fur
nishings, and you will
find our priced lo w.
B. I V E S, ;
' , . ' . : 96 Middle Street.
Dolceola
The Tt and Great
est vMUSlral InVentiOD
of-the age.; Child can
. Jf arn 10 Plfty Jll a few
mi I1U LBS. UIl exm Ol.
tion at:.vi
E. ; Walnaii's,
for Btae.
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aro the Greatest.
quality Val Lare and Insertion to
match, th kind you have been paying
S and 10c a yrd for. Quit paying such
prc. Come td 8. Coplon and tk
t-ur choke at 4c a yard.
. BOY '8 PANTS. ,
2M Talr IUiy'f funlt only 12ic and
l.pc a pair all llrs. Come quick bfure
they are ion. -
' MONEY SAVERS.
et Machine tlironj ic ijKxil.
Ics Curtulns tl.f.O snd 1.00 kind on
ly 4-1 snd I' c ynr.
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RALEIGH.
Gen. James D. Glenn Reported Rest
: ' ina A Good Deal Easier. -
Ntw Third fUglmsnt Band Fins Organizs-
tlos. No -Compromise In Howell-
Ths Orphan
Marlon " -
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Raleigh, N, C, Aug 11. A telegram
today stated that the condition of Pri
vate Secretary James B. Glenn, ' who
was stricken with appoplexy yesterday
at Buffalo Springs was. somewhat im
proved and that he was resting easier,
'A charter is granted to the Tarboro
Chamber of Commerce wih ?20,QOO
capital stock, there being about a hun-
dred incorporators. ' -
The new band of the Third Regiment
gave Jts first public concert here this
evening on the west portico of the capi
tai From this portico some very nota
ble men have addressed great audiences
here, notably Henry Clay in 1844. -The
25c lb concerts are to be weekly features dur
31c lb jn'jf the remainder of the warm weather
land are under the direction ofNCapt.
I Unndv who is in cknrtta of the band.
Rain has fallen every day this week,
and the total amount is very considera-!
hlfi Kei ntr in pitcphs nf R inihp(i here.
There have been rumors that a com
promise might be made in , the case of
Howell vs Claude Bernard. Attorney
Artro for Mr. Howell said todav: '1
'c I know nothing of any' compromise what
5c I ever beinir off ered. You can say that.
this case will be fousrht by us for all it
is worth."
Stot Trpaanrnr Jmpv Amnterdnv ftf-
ternoon addressed an audience of two
hiindrM- tarmmni nnri f.ho.lr fumtlipn. At
Tucker's Grove Chapel near i-italeigl
and in the evening addressed the Junior
Order of American Mechanics at Cary
having a very notably large audience
there. He was very happily introduced
by Drv J. H..Templeton.
Recently your correspondent made
mention of the orphan school at Marion
of which Miss Perry is in charge. 11
was stated that she was Christian Spier,
tist, but as a matter offset she is not,
but is a Holiness woman. Her work
there is very wonderful, and she says
that prayer and faith bring to her sup
plies for all needs." She is the daughtei
. i.i r it i i - f . i a i.
I oi a local meinoaisi minister ana toon
I a special course as a missionary.
I Tha State Sunerintendent of Public
Instruction is informed of another local
I taxation vote in a school district in Sui
ry county" f
J Tomorrow the three members of th
ConxKBti00 Commission and Mr. Browr.
.heir secretary wiU leave for Deadwood
I iAiifh Dakota to ntttmA t.hn annual "on
vention of the Railway ' commissioners
oi the various states of the union, at
which will be present the Inter-Stat
commission also,' They expect to ,bt
absent a week, but will not ;' take the
tour which' the c other commissionens
wlUtake. - '
Senator Simmons is at home here af
ter a six weeks trip during which he
visited half a dozen states.;- HeexpecU
big discoveries and a - great stir -fron
die prosecutions which are to be mad
of various distillers and revenue officers
rhe Senator left today for the "Old
Home In Jones county. 4i: .r :
Petition lor Receiver. ;
The following may be of interest to
nany New Bern people:
ZSc
I hlch was promoted extenBivoly by W;
chU afUmoon that suit has been filed
I uww ewies conn ai awxouis
leekinf the appointment of a receiver
for the company. It is alleged that the
mining property was bought for $15,
000 and was made the basis of a 'capi
talization of $12,000,000 and also that
meral times 'that amount has been
old. ' The company was promoted in
the name of J. A. Henderson of St
Louis. Fife secured thousands of dol-
1 1 in in this Bute and fraud maybe
charged against the Great . Western
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Give the children Holliitcr's Rocky
Mountain Tea this month. It makes
thsm grow and give them rosy cheeks,
there Is no other medicine in the worl
Lto good for the childrpn. - 35 cnts, Tes
or Tablets.- Sold hy F. S. Duffy.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
v The Board met at the Court House
in New Bern, N C, on Monday, Aug
ust 7th, 1905, at 10 s'clock a. m.j m
regular session. - - -
Present commissioners, Wadswortb,
Harvey, Richardson, and Barrington.
The report of Dr. J. F. Rhem, Supt.
of Health was presented and upon
being read was accepted" and ordered
filed and' recorded. , - "
The report of tHe grand" jury upon
being read was ordered filed and re
corded. -'".'' ' i I'
: Ordered that John I Clarence Tingle
of the 8th township be .released -from
payment if ' pool tax . on account of
poverty and infirmaty. ' - ' '
Ordered that tne valuation of the
land listed by . Edward Black ledge in
8th township be changed to $400 on ac
count of error - '
The following bridge bond coupons
for $330 00 each, viz: No's 132, 133, 134
155, 189, 128, 126, 205, 194, 127, 206,
129, 204, haying been paid by: the treas
urer, were burned by the Chairman, in
the presence of the board, the Clerk of
the board and the County Attorney.
Ordered by the board that the road
heretofore ordered be laid out to Bear
Island, be only laid out from the Beau
fort road to the Bricea Creek bndge.
Ordered that the item of "Corporate
excess" charged to the Simmons and
Hollowell Co., be charged to $3,000 on
aopount of error. -v , A-
Ordered that Enoch Hukins of 5th
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township be ordered to appear before I
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this board at its next regular meeting
and show cause whythe valuation of
his property should not be increased
from $400 to $3000 V
Ordered that notice be served on W.
B. Blades to appear before the board at
ita next regular meeting to show cause
why the F. S. Becton timber should not I
be increased $500 in value, and that
olKJ.WK) leet or mmDer ai nis mins in
the 5th township be valued at $5,000
The report of F. S. Ernul, Treasurei
up m being presented was accepted and
ordered filed and recorded.
F. S, Ernull, Treas.,
in act with the
the month July
Gen'L Fund for
1905.
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July 1 To Bal on hand
$1,396.44
1,500.00
1,000.00
13 To J W Biddle, Shi!
17 Do
$3,896.44
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July By paid vouchers
$2,917.06
979.38
$3,896.44
31 Bal on hand
INTEREST FUND
$1,363.17
uly 1 To Bal on hand
17 To JW Biddle
24 Do T
100.fX
$1,663.17
July 1 By coupons pd
$1,615.80
31 Bal due fund
48.17
$1,663.17
FENCE 1)0. 1
July 31 To bal due fence t
y $31.71
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fuly 31 By bal due Treaa
- $50, 46
. P. S..iErnul, Treas. .
Sworn to before me this 7th day ot
Aug: 1905. ;; :-!. ':'', V- .- ..." K-
-i V ' 'Geo. B. Waters, J.; r. .
' Ordered that the item of $250 solvent
credit listed by J. R.w Dudley ot 1st
township be changed to $100 on account
of error.; .
- Ordered that the clerk of the board
upon receipt ny mm oi .wriwen nw IT, our cteam, and only, test ,mate I
that the TreasureV of thercounty hasIX jjalii.' -.' . : f
upon receipt by him of written notice I
received all the taxes and costs accrued
upon certain bind in 8th township on the
west side of Rouhtree, or Elm street;
listed for taxation by Shade. Edwards
for 1895 to cancell the certificate on the
tax records of the county and make
over and assign said certificate and oth
er interest that the county may have in
said lands to said Shade Edwards.
On motion the petition of D. N.'To1"
and others to discontinue the road lead
na from the Hills Nock road to A. J-
Whitfords and B. C. Whltfords in Nol
township was denied.
The petitioners thereupon gavenotice
that they would take an appeal to the
Superior Court in regard to said decis
ion of the board.
' Doard took recess until 2:30 o'clock
p. m, .
Ths board met at 2:30 p m puinunnl
to ri'ci Hs. -, - '
l'n iir-nt comminHioncr Foy, Richard-
Harvey, Yhdworth and liurrlng-
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Orili-red by tho Ixmnl that the C'lmir
mr.n Mr. T. E. Toy to mid in Icfl.y
to Cail B III
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Editor Journal: Jv "vV."" '- ,'''
As I have never seen? -.anything ' in
your paper from this place,' the idea
struck ' me that a few. joslings from
here would take up the space of a little
plate for one day at least, k -'. --' ' ,
During the past . Week' or -, ten days
while the people in?1 New : Bern Were
gasping for breath, those who were
fortunate, enough to be in the Little
Village"by the Sea" ware - enjoying a
nice breeze fresh from the ocean, as
sisted by a big Palmetto fan, for it
was something fierce here ami the glare
of the sun on the shell streets
made it almost endurable, but at night
you are all to the good as far as sleep
ing was concerned provided you retire
for you know the fad ' h re is walking
the bridge and coo-coo after mghtfaU.
After the shades of the sun have gone
behind the eastern hills (the sun don't
go down in tho west here for it is
against the IeW,) you will find the citi
zens Of Beaufort and visitors too.hieing
way to the bridge. The scenery that
ccDi fronts this walk is most inspiring.
In the far- distant, two and one half
miles, you can hear the billows roarin?
ana iwnat are they saying.' no one
knows.
There are two things that Beaufort
should be proud of that is the base ball
team and the Russell House. The base
ball team is as good as any team ever
produced by strictly amateurs and the
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itmaino that la fnmiaho af iha Rnccll
House is unsurpassed by any hotel on
coast.
One of the latest fetthingg down here
of course it was introduced by one of
the Labratory boys -is to go bare headed
and sleeves rolled up above elbows dur-
I ing heated part of the day and often
y6u will find a girl with her face full of
I buttermilk plaster, but still she must
i Keep in tashion. The style next year
I will be Panama hats and bare footed
1 with soft while shirts with red ascot
I ties.
It is intended to give a big barbecue
to the public generally when the bridge
is completed from Mdrehead City to
Beaufort and already some have begun
to shut their pigs up and lay aside all
the Nervola they can spare It is expect
ed the pilings will Jbe driven as soon as
they are grown.
Anon.
Crescent Tobaciu
Company.
Another special sale
Of La Belle Oaole Ci-
gars on Saturday ;'You
have tried them land
found them as adver
tised n gain Saturday
W. D. Barrington
. MANAGER.
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It is Pure arid Vholesome. Ci n
be eaten by the most delicate per
i eon without fear of injury V,
- 35 ccrfts per quart, pHcked in
' ico. dolivercd ntyour Jiouso.
Also Sherbets, and. Ice Crcnm
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3 -V' I have about 300
Jars, 1-4; and 1-2 Gallon) sizes which we
g will sell for the next 15. days lor cash
g only at 55 cts nozen for quarts and 65
cts dozen frr Gallons. Now is your
g chance to lay In a supply at a bargain.
Fresh Lot Fulton
IIRVFY'S frMALL HAMS AND
BREAKFAST STRIPS, California Hams
and English Cured shoulders. Fresh
Lot Eg -see grits and Oatflakes just
received.
J. L. McDaniel
Who(eafe
farker Store.
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Special Prices on Califor
nia Hams.
A complete Line Sugar Cured Meats and
ALL KINDS PROVISIONS.
fell Butler ly its Pacia&e ana ty tfe Retail.
Xj 3BC Ervin,
Wholsalp and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St. .
J L. HARTSFIELD,
( ontractor and Hallder.
OF PIC It n 12 MIDDLE ST.
Would be glad to have
any one insped my Ttoork
as it does
iiraitiire and House Furnishings
Everything to make a home comfortable and
ittractive, such as book cases,' China (Closets,
Eockers and. others. .
." T f Any one that Is thinking of buying will do well' to see me before they
buy, as we sell goods where competition cuts no figure.
Gaskill Hdw. & r,1iirSupply Co,
aianufacturers Agents for , Erie City Engines
d Boilers. Celebrated 1 Van Winkle Gins
Eod Pressov Wagpner Steam Duplex Pumps
Saw Mills, Wood-working machinery. Leather Belt. . Iron.' Bteel, Pipe,
Duller Tubt and everything in the mill aupply line at manufacturers price. "
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l,..:f Cnnlom lilormir iniany,
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r.ulUinoro, v.111 lio at our sioro, wuwr
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:in: Fruit Jars.
dozen Mason Fruit
Market Corned Beef
Retail Grocer.
Comer Broad and Hancock Sts.
Petty's
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Laths
For Sale.
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All kinds ?
Flavors
lee Gream
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