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"This is The Store That Is Never Very Dull"
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Brisk Business
SKIRT" GOODS BARGAIN
Fin qua t Wack mahair silk lustre
2V4!eSHWlde' Wrth 75 yd-' this
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860 pair fine shoes for ladies and gen
tlemen in broken lots, ' will be closed
out at this sale at half price. j
60 doz. ladies full bleached sleeveless
vest with tape in the neck, the regular
12Jc quality will go until closed out at
7c a piece,
CURTAINS
75c lace curtains per pair 45c.
-COPLO KT
75 Middle' Street.
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'"safes on the markct.Thoy succeedei
in
St. Louis, 1904.
We have them in stock, weighing
Write for Catalogue and Trices.
T J T1JKNCK TUKN THKK
JOHN
Suowuor to Diaonway & Taylor.
Maryland Country Hams
5 to 10
' . lb avf
ItarjUnd Country Hams, sliced
Armoon Best llama 6 to 10 lbs
" Armours tlicd
National packing Co., host ham
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Large Block Hams, whole
12c lb
If lb
sliced
tncnik Cut Shouklera
v f .!". ' slicod
moon Pic Vile Hams, whole
. . " alked
King haM pie nte hams, whole
K mghans) Fie Nie nam, sliced
1'mI Maryland Country Lard -f.rutre
Bert Rib Meat
f luire Best fat Back Meat , -t
vs River Print Butter ; '
11c lb
12c lb
lOelb
12c lb
10c lb
12c lb
lftdlb
lie IM
8e)b
30c lb
I'vloctf Bsutsgs in Oil
lt lb
freparod Hass, Bonless.sliced l2c lb
Mrw Pollock Cod FUh sides Cc lb
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GREAT BARGAINS.
Wo place on sale our entire stock at
lint' lawn raKnK from 10 to 15c a yard,
you can take your choice of the lot at
7r y(i-.
RIBBON.
l ri,ll'ns. all shades, per yard 9c.
BOYS PANTS.
Three hundred pair boys' all wool
cassimere pants in broken sizes; choice
lSc a pair worth 75c.
Iron Safe Cliusa Judicially SeckredValid.
hxlr.irt from decision of Supreme
oim i in the case of Georgia Home In
- :i. nro Co., apainst Allen.
"An Iron Safe Clause in a policy of
Insurance requiring the assured to keep
a set of hooks and inventory of the
: ode, which shall be kept in an iron
.' ifc at night and at other times when
I lie store is not open for business, is a
Mill I condition and binding npon the as
incil, the Ineach of which willvoidthc
l; cy unless it if waived by the insur
er. Lock Coinnnnv's Safes onp nf t.hp hflt
winning the Gold Medal at World's Fair
from 47f, lbs to 2 01)0 lbs
(OMPANV, New. Bern. N C
A Large Lot of
Dining, Cottage
and
Rocking Chairs
Some styles in pol
ished goods In hand
some desigDS.
We carry a large
stock oi Furnltur.
Stoves and House Fur
nishings, and you will
find our prices low.
B. IVES,
96 Middle Street.
fill
1 15 lbs Granulated Sugar for
96c
36c
30c
26c lb
8iIb
26c
26c
This
Just
Received
10c Jb Roasted PeamiU, per peck
lHc lb IUw Peanuts, per peck
16c lb ; 1 jiound Ittimfordn Powders
17c lbHost3c flour for
IT lb ; 2 cans corn beef for
10c lb ' 2 cans Chip Bef for
Coca-Cola and Pcpsl-Cola.3 boU .
ties for . ;' 2T
Best Cream Cheese . 15c lb
All kinds of whole and ground apices
foj pieklmg. . (
11.
t 20c Coffe In th ctty, S lb ; '
for
86e
, Whole Ore in Hlc
lit
60
Cracked Italn Rice '' 1 ;' ' .
Vjigl Brand Milk 3 cans for . .
Meadow Meal, peck; ., .' ' '
Apple Ckto for bom os, quart '
Any kind of soft drink you sr
- looking for, bottles for '
22t
26c
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Star In th city, Lee J. Taylor' old
A STEP FORViRO
Permanent Quarters for : Merchants
Association. "'.T
Flat BuHdlng to bt Rtmdld ana UMd or
Commercial and Rotldondt Purpotot.
Riloljh Chambaa of Commerc to
Re-orgtnlzt. Appeal tor Pris
on Bounds .
Raleigh, N. C, August 16. -The
Raleigh Merchants Association took a
decided step forward last night when
they passed an order for a charter to
be procured from the State, and perma
nent quarters in the business section of
the city were rented with thi under
standing that the place will be kept
open, a salaried officer being kept for
the purpose. A rating of the con
sumers will be made up at once similar
to that of the merchants issued by the
mercantile agencies.
Dr. Norwood G. Carroll and wife, Dr.
Delia Dixon-Carroll who, by the way
is a sister of Tom Dixon, the famous
author and min-'ster, have purchased a
three story building on Payetteville
street near the Capitol and will remodel
it and provide handsome office"and resi
dence quarters on the second and third
stories. The first floor to be retained
by the Ellington Art store. Dr. Delia
Dixon-Carroll, the only lady physician
in Raleigh, has built up quite a large
practice.
The work of remodeling the old Park
Hotel as a hotel for tourists is to be re
sumed now and pushed to completion
so that it will be ready for the travel
ers this winter. The prices will be
higher than those charged by the Yar
borough, both being under the same
management.
The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
will reorganize within the next few
days with 150 members, the annual
dues being changed from $6 to $10 per
year. They are in conjunction with the
Industrial Club, formed recently, by
the younger business men of the city,
purpose to inaugurate a new era of
business activity.
The appeal for prison bounds to be
allowed the prisoners, J. Rowan Rogers
and J. P. Sorrell, serving: six months
for embracery in the Gattis vs Kilgo
case, is the first that has ever come to
a Governor of this State. The last
man who ever had "prison bounds"
privileges in Raleigh was the late Jas
Miller who was sentenced to 30 days in
jail, and $2,000 fine for gambling, The
confinement is telling very much on
both Sorrell and Rogers, who is an ex
Sheriff of the county.
I. 0. 0. F.
Members of Calumet Encampment
No. 4. I. O. O. F., are earnestly re
quested to attend a meeting of the
Camp this Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
Business of importance to be trans
acted. J. H. Smith, C. P.
THE FEVER'S COURSE
Ut Evtnlngi Rssort of Tnt Condition of Tks
Epldtmlc.
New Orleans, August 16 The second
death above Canal street occurred yes
terday that of Wyer Daspil, a promi
nent citizen. Tbo cases above Canal
street continues to be traced to down
town infection. Last night's report
says:
Deaths 6
New eases 62.
New foci 19
Total deaths 172.
Total eases 1,080.
Total foci 229.
Under treatment 834.
Regulate the stomnch and bowel.
beats and soothe th litti one' stom
achs and gives them . healthful and
natural sleep. , HollisUr'a Rocky Moun
tain To la the children's benefactor.
36 cent For sale by F. 8. Doffx."'.
In Memoriam."
Paulina, th daughter of J.. D. - and
Eula Marshburn died of diphtheria at
their horn In Gum Branch, Friday Au
gust 4 after a brief sickness at th ag
of ten year and three month. 8 he
wis a sweet spirited child full of bop
and cheer in . whom br parent bad
placed so much of hope and com fort.
A sweet flower lhat blossomed but to
be cut down by th reaper whose nam
la death has left a home desolat and
loving heart bi dire despair. . .
"So th sun withdrew IU ry i-
Clouded grew the bpemlng day. 7
Ever thus hop fsd- awsy."
Notice to Shippers.
to si, in vis th
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. NewTork; Angwt 18.'4-Tb Tribuna
publishes letters' from New Orleans
business men making light of the yet -
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lew fever situation. One aavs:- "We
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stage of yellowfever; as an epidemic
cannot be declared until the deaths of
Danger NotGreat
one disease exceeds the deaths of all and the Carolinaa' popular seaside re
other diseases combined. The diseases Wrightsville Beach. Every one
is in only one section of the city, the
lower part known as the Erench maiv
ket The United States marine hos
pital service has surrounded this sec
tion and is fumigating it." Another
letter says: "Conditions here do not
warrant one looking for sympathy. The
situation is not at all serious and dis
astrous as reported by the press out
side the city. The only inconvenience
we experience is making shipments to
points in Bister States."
Charles S. Clark, a paper manufac
turer of the city who returned from
New Orleans last night says the fever
has little, effect on business. He is im
pressed with the evidences of the pros
perity of New Orleans.' During
periods of epidemics he had been to
that city in former visits when it was
almost deserted.
Don't wait until your blood is impov
erished and you are sick and ailing, but
take Holluter's Rocky Mountain Tea.
It wITl positively drive out all impuri
ties. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. For
sale by V. S. Duffy.
P ace Not In Sight
Portsmourth, August 1G. The
peace conference immediately took up
articles. One, two. three, four and five
have been disposed of, and are agreed
to have caused considerable surprise.
One was as to Corea, and two the evac
uation of Manchuria, third is believed
to be the cession of Liatang Peninsula
to the Japanese; fourth, mutual obli
gatkins to respect the territorial and
administrative integrity of China and
the principle of the "open door."
Fifth, The surrender of the Russian
bases to the Liao Tung Peninsula, in
eluding Port Arthur, Dalny and the
Blonde and Elliott Islands.
Portsmouth; August 16. The con
ference reassembled this morning.
Peace has one chance in a thousand ie
the opinion of an important member ol
the Russian suite and even that chance
is considered very small.
Cures dizzy spells, tired feeling
stomach, kidney and liver troubles
Makes you well and keeps you well.
That's what Hollistcr's Rocky Moun
tain Tea will do." 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Card of Thanks.
The management of the North Caro
lina Supplements desire to return their
most earnest thanks to each and sll
who have aided in' any manner in mak
ing possible this tribute to the grand
heroism of North Carolina's devoted
daughters. To nsme all such, and to
thank them individually and by nam
uld be impossible, nut In- every de
partment of the work we have bad the
most cordial and valuable assistance of
the good people or North Carolina.
But one we can name, the able editor
wEb has gathered, arranged, and edited
th mass of valued incidenta, To Mis
Mamie Bay, of Charlotte, N. C, I due
the literary auceea of th publication,
and Its great intrinsic value will ever
stand a a mark of her skill," Judgment
and devotion to th sacred memories of
a hallowed past '-
C. Irvine Walker,
Chm. U.'C V. Com. 4
Spec Rep. U. 8. C V.
Dental Notici. .
"br. Early i out of town and hi office
will be elosed until Sept, 8th or 9th.v
Diamond f Six Rtitont Why Y
1 ,' : Ought to Buy Thin, :
(1) They ar beautiful (2) They're
IndestaKtibl. (8) Th prestige they
flv to th wearer. (4) Their constant
increase in Value. (5) Their talable
nes.';T) Their safety iu an Invest
ment. A reason why you ought to buy
them her. Becaus our present stock
was bought so reasonably that we can
Well afford to sell . diamond at lower
figure than onr competitors and fine
diamonds, -every on of the, Come am)
tee if this sUUnnwt Isn't a tra fact.
' J'O. Bailor,
. - : Leading Jeweler.
Hair Ornament! Art tfTcrttiv) Head
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Linp nd f nrve sr sll that a gr
rtuit no In hi rulntinej who the
proper line or curve U twM In hair
witnli MH or l.fu-l) ihff are very
rITm'tivo in lBii( y of ornflmftitntinn,
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t . EXCURSION 10 WILMINGTONH
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Fr0BI9nU Nortn An8 8ouli a Mtw im
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of $1.25, an opportunity never offered
hefon Wilmington the largest
city in the Old North Carolina State;
?0' oldwd young ncn ana poor
Separate coaches for white people.
Thos. H. Knight, Mgr.
To The Magistrates of Craven County
You are hereby' notified that there
will be a meeting of the Board of Mag
istrates of Craven County, at the Court
House in New Bern, N. C, on Satur
day Aug. 19, 1905, at 11 o'clock a. m,
Ti is meeting is called for the purpose
of considering the matter of levying a
special tax for the betterment of the
public roads of the county, as provided
in chapter 224 of the public laws of 1905
Respectfully,
C. E. For,
Chairman Bd. Com. Craven Co
REDUCED FARE TO KINSTON
On Accouut oi Presbyterian Sabbath School
Annual Convsntlonrto be Held August
24th to 29th.
The A. & N. C. R. R., have author
ized reduced rates from stations on
that line to Kinston, N. C, and return
account above occasion, tickets to be
sold on certificate plan, and certificates
will be honored by Agent Kinston on or
before September 1, 1, 1905.
R. E. L. BUNCH,
T. M.
Lawn Fete at Deppe.
On Thursday evening August 17, 1905
there will be a lawn party at Mr. M.
R. Sabiston's. Refreshments will be
served from 7 to 12 p. m. , the proceeds
of which is to purchase a Communion
Service for Tabernacle Church.
We invite you all, and will endeavor
to make it a pleasure to you.
Miss Dora Sabisto'n,
Miss Janye Coston,
J. D. Coston, Jr.,
A. L. Thomas,
Managers.
Lawn Party.
There will be a Lawn Party in Mrs.
Holland Smith's yard at Vanceboro, N.
, Friday night, Aug. IS.
Refreshments of all kinds will be
served, and the proceeds will be used
for the benefit of St. Paul's Episcopal
church at Vanceboro.
Everybody is cordially invited and a
large attendance will be highly appre
ciated. Mrs. A. M. Williams,
" J. B. Harvey.
" L. N. Lancaster,
Mis. Lillie Smith,
" Lula Williams,
Committee
The Case Against Dewey.
Solicitor Larry I. Moore, of Green
ville, Judge Frank I. Gsbome, of Char
lotte, Mr. A. D. Ward, of New Bern,
law partner of Senator F. M. Simmons,
appeared before Judge E. B. Jones at
Ral igh Tuesday to make up make up
the case on appeal to the Supreme court
in the ease against T. W. Dewey, the
defaulting cashier of the National Bank
of New Bern. - Solicitor Moore repre
sented the State while Judge Osborne
and Mr. Ward appeared for the defend
ant.
BIDS
Bid wanted to furnish city with 200
ton marl for cemetery purpose.
Direct your bids to L. S. Wood, Chair
man Cemetery Committee.
L. 8. Wood, Chairman.
steel FtrtrTt Scaaerr.
Theatrical cnerr that I actual!;
Brep roof-not painted can ve' daub
with som cbemlctt, but scenery who
substructure I of a nonoombuatlbl
inbetaitre U bow in "Us la Psrla and
I described at tengtb In La Nature by
M. Goorie Vltoux. Apparently It I
simple ana practical; and th hop ts
xureasd that. Ilk tb pro wd'.cd
sav people's Uvea "by not (wallowing
tVm.". our present fire trap reoei7
will aborrjr perform a serrle to tu
public by putting rtsetf out of harm'
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jssr PEACE
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All hinds
Flavors.
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I have about 300
Jars, 1-4 and 1-2 GaUonI sizes. which we
will sell for the next 15 days ior cash
only at 65ctsiozen for quarts and 65
cts dozen fr Gallons. Now is your
chance to lay in a supply at a bargain.
Fresh Lot Fulton
Market Corned Beef
IIARVFY'S SMALL HAMS AKD
BREAKFAST STRIPS, California Hams
and English Cured Shoulders. Fresh
Lot Eg o-see grits and Oatflakes just
received.
J. L. McDaniel
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
Tarker Store. Corner Broad and rTannnrk Sf
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NATURAL STOCK LICK.
Special Prices on Califor
nia Hams.
A complete Line Sugar Cured Meats and
ALL KINDS PROVISIONS.
FreasM Batter bjjke Fackaie and by th Retail, i
JL 3E3E Ervin, !
Whole sale and Retail Grocer.
No. 81 South Front St.
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92 EAST FRON T STREET-
films Developed 25cts a Dozen.
Crescent Tobacco
Company.
Another special sale
ol La Belle Craole Ci
gars on Saturday; Tou
have tried theiuand
found them as adver
tlsed again Saturday
W, De Barrington
MANAGER.
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