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era just at ttita Reason oi tho year are
f cleaning and put down Tiew Carpet.
This is a Special Offering ;
.for a few days. .All Wool Ingrain Art
Square 3x25 yards, worth $8.00 dollars
for $6.00. 4x3 yards, worth $12 00 for
$9 50; 4x3 Union Hade, i7orJh $8 50 for '.
$G60;,3x2?$ yard union' Hade, woriu
$5 00 for $3 76; . 3x4 yards Tapestry,
worth $21 00 for $18 00., - J, : --v -
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PHONE 288.
61 Pollock St., Opp. Episcopal Church.;
Services at Centenary Church Attract!
Creat Crowdt. .
As "V Able Samoa - Prsschs" by Bishop
Duncan Whisk It Greatly Appreciated
Tbs Intirt Amount . f $40,000
, Ralttd at tha Htatlng. v A . -Wondarhil
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Sunday was the happiest day in the
hearts and lives of the worshippers at
I the Centenary , Methodist Church,
There has never- been a time in the
history of New Bern, when so mueh in
terest centred in one event. The faith-
ful had seen their prayers answered
I and their fondest hopes realized in the
dedication of their beautiful new church
home and there were tean ei joycom
mingled with songs of ; praist as the
multitudes : met for the first time to
give to the service of God their beauti-
jfui edifice. The solemnity of the-occa-
occasion was such as will be remem
bered for many years, to come. - There
I were many ' unpracedented ' feat
lures
Have your cakemiifEns,and tea bis- - ,
cuit hcr-mada. THey vill be fre&eiy
clesner, mere tasty and wholesome. '
Roj'al BaHr.3 Powder helps the house
: wife to produce at hcnie; quickly aiid eco-'
'homicilly, ne and tasty-cake, the rq$ed :.
Jjot-bir.uit, .pudding, the frosted ,ler-
Qie.-trLp cookies, crullers cruste 2ai3 s
- muffms, with which the ready-made food ;
;fdund at the bake-shep or, grocery does
;,not compare. , - , '
; " " Royal is the greatestlof bakwlay helps.
BOVAL BAKINO POWDER CO., NBW YORK.
Reduced Prices oh , " ; . '
StiHell Gas Lights
For a few days oruntil this advertisement is' withdrawn we will sell all
J1.00 Lights at 76c
I1.B0 Lights at 11.15. ' v-
' $1.75 Lights at $1.35. .
A'powerful lia-ht of 250 and 350 candle power indorsed hv every User.
, Shis offer will only hold good for a few days. Order at sflce. t Can be seen
id our.Furnlture Store. - ' , - " n
JOHN B. IVES.
Phone 257 ' 93 Middle Street -
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New Crop Oatflakesi loose only S cts. lb."l
, Xukj Carolina Rice, Fresh Egg-o-see and Grap Nuts.
h. Fresh Jot Kennedy's Oysterettes.
Freeh Calces and Crackers.
. Ontario Prepared Buckwheat
Fresh Macaroni and Fancy Cream Cheeae1
Fox River Print Butter.
b resn lot oi our well-known Roasted J.vn Ci ftca' at in
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j wureu u tr we oesi conee tor tne pnee sold in the city '
lJ.L.McDaniel
Wholesale
Parker Store.
& Hetail Grocer.
Corner Broad and Hancock Sta.
Bloleaka ...
Cement
Is an efficient durable and water proof covering suitable for old or new
felt tin or metal roofs, .
; Hyman Suppy Company,
Newlhp
Ro'e Aitenta in Craven, Jon Paml'co, Carteret and Onalow Counties.
Manufacturer are Roltsn a;. J Csllina Co.; Philadelphia,' Pai . '
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Coiitrat-Inr and JDollder.
about this meetinir which will be I tones. - It is infinitely better for Chris-1 with the high figure of $5,000 and two
treasured in the hearts of those most I tian civilization to build churches than prominent,members of the cliurch re-
interested as lond'asthev live. I to promote those things which are the sponded nobly to this call. .. ine
A great throng Witnessed the formal result of Christian civilization. r,What amounta were men graauauy .xaKen up
ottinir of tha New Methodist church, would .a. community be' without -a ana at almost every call, .some one gave
A few churches diamissel their'eongre- church of school building,:; No church a pledge signifying by that pledge the"ir
gationa in order that th pwtl8"might to perfect unless a , schooll building is kare for the choree. Of thetie pledges
attend these exercises. From the time erected also, the two go together Fire there' were three for $3,000, two for
at tht, onenimrtif the dbora until ' the 1 may destroy or flood may sweep thtm $2,000; two for $1,000, one cash ontri'
beMnnW of the services there was a I away but if Christian- civilization1 hss button of $500 and one pledge, for the
AtrmPi of ncnnle enterimr at bothdeorsl made any prosrress and if the work of 'same ; amount, the latter being-an
I the teacher and : iire&cherv has ; been nounced at the evenintr service. There
aA4va IV aM avaf wwiv www w ; -: i xr . a " M .
MLtinB- cnnaeltv in the ehurch was en-1 faithful all temporal destruction is fu- :Were three pledges for $250, 30 peopl
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were obliged to Stand, - , 1 .' I can't destroy that . ' , ' each andf 60 or more contributed $50
The iollowing gentlemen acted as I - Some may say that we are too proud; apiece ana mere were many wno gave
ushers i - . , i I tneysmistaue our leeung o nappmess oi mewpenuuy ounfavecnoervuujimu
X G. Delemar. A. E. Hibbard. IL S. I over the new surroundings for pride, .wrncn was receivea as greatiuuy as
Grant, H W. SimpsonD. Davis, I Onr people are not unjustly . proud but 1 were the large amounts.
H."' B JSedberry, F. H. ' Shipp, li A.( I they do not fail to show their gratitude j - Although the entire $40,000 debt was
avis, L. E. Hearn and John Suter; Jr. jana riove we cnurcn. .a ; w ' wie. "" " """u"u
The large assembly was admirably I building it is just ana . rignt umaiwamuiaeo ana nowever ppy
handled and there was no difficulty nor I church edince H built with- ad the de-J wnt to the service they left in a hap
delay in. findtog seats' ; f or the mijlti-1 vise and art of any other structure pier frame of mind. - .
tude."""';;" i' v; I uoa never gave dui one paiiern ior a wsra ?." "-
The' weather was iieaX'a cleat, cool I church and- that was : the grand and torium of the church in the afternoon,
rimr i miAt a , nUjuiir. to K Icoostly temo'e erected by Solomon.il It. The first was the baptism of jiye-ehild-
out of doors and nature was very Tcind I was buiiqby human hands but Godbleae ' ren bjr Bishop Duncan and the Sunday
to this great vent-,' Appropoa to the I ea n oy tne presence oi uie sneaina("w "" -"' IWIU
.fk. m.i. f k t I and wa hav.no evidence that God la was crowded with people concerned in
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tnantinn tha rai ' that t Mi auiA ii uispieaaeu wnen unuiu (won , "' ".
to atanh. artltu b-inmnh. I built to worshio Him in. ? " 1 The. mass meeting topics of general
of the modiste and the inilliner. - i .! ' I You hear a gc d deal of ' MethodUm interest we're discussed and the ad-
, The visiting clergymen who occupied I in books and ma-uinei and the making ureases were aiong voe une oi ounoay
the pulpit with Bishop Duncan' were: I or nwntmienisio ue memory oi weaiey wy "'
R-w. F. KDnenon. Biahmnrilla. Md.. I but thanka . to .-Almighty. God gestiona were made. The-speakers
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Pv TV. Mn R Ttranlr. . RMill-1 tnat It BeedS BO Oatronage - UK IMU. oiwkm, i. a, fiwu.
n,vit WnJ .A p I When Wealey founded the Methodist J. W. Jenkins, Messrs. ; Edwards of
,W avae an - -"nf m iuij m . w . t a a
t nr -T..i:... l.;.. ' m. m I ehnrch ha made the fundamental nrind fcinaton, W. U Arenaai oz Hoseneaa
m If m sjimaiiy vi aavnuut iwt w vmw ' . Jfti-
unrtM.il VnAit In .iiant unw. I pals oZ exDcrtmentai uoouness. aancu- ai . a.
The service was opened by an anthem I ncatlon, repentance, lorgtvenea Deutr larmwus psuq wh vvcwhm vj
.ff .hir-K tK. nngT.tUi n(r.A I tn the rather. Hon ana uoiy unost ana f Kr"
heart'ly with the choir in the beautiful I home in heaven strong and it was to kSoo wont as , well as the auditorium
song: . Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God At I hi promulgation of these principals wa filled with peopl interested in the
nto-hf .iwittui irvtu raju . I that makes tne cnurcn wna. it. is to-
Rt.hnn n,,nnUri ir.r.,. day."- vlvO ' T -: b The text of. BUhop Duncan'ssermon
and 6e cboii1 tang tb benediction, I There u no old Methodism. It I ths I. Wa taken from Acta 108. " The stress
m. i tii. n. m.w w una todav that It alwava has been o us aiacouree neing on we ciawe
a liv uvau m vtjmm a innh . uwau auu . r , - , m ...
..Wlth- r.t Hrvfnt and 1" pw God that It will never. "Going about doing good." The
sag from Genesis 28; 10-22; and' thejehange; . ' '.;;, vT-'-r,V'' ' . 'jnon was very f andwu greatij a-
m. n.hM.11) wa cava beard a treat deal uoui ni mw. mmt nmuu wokb
Vbvuw vwrvuv Fw av& vua a vvtvi sv - - .
After singing another tymn, Bishop 1 what, sum or a arses or oonnei a will dwell long m tne hearts oz ail wno
Duncan announced hi text " The first I Christian ought to wear. If you wear ' heard them. On notabto'eomment was
a certain kind of areas or bonnet you ra . "I have been through your splendid
a Methodist; If not you've fallen from lUocture and taken not of every room
Your Interest
Is always considered at this store. Proof is in the prices and quality of ou
goods. Make comparison and see for yourself.
DRESS GOODS.
.When your inspect our stock of Dress
Goods you can find the cheapest assort
menf in town.
OUTING.
1,600 yards nice quality outings, going
at 4Jt yard.
25 PIECES.
Fancy aSUk, worth 76c, only 39c.
Come quicV before it's gone.
WORSTED.
.121 and 15 kind only 10c yd.
, JUST RECEIVED.
8,000 yards. Remnant Cloth for
Skirts. Cloaks and Jackets well worth
from $1.M to $9.00 per yard. This lot
of goods will be sold at a bargain.
OMCk 83 l-t MIDDLE ST.
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at a Lou Prica.
Attention la epcclally called to tho
"Zlonurnmtar brand Roasted fcHca li
twenty cents per pound ;rrc-.V Toz
River Ilutter rxints, nlro Tut! r l:i
tubea Full Cream Vhztzo of thi 't
quality
ri est clah crcrtrjnor e v r : t kim.
irt to ! vrj1..' v I'l 1 r .-' i . - .
, being taken from Jeremiah 6: 16; IThua
Saith the Lord, Stand Y in the Ways,
and See, and Ask for the Old Pathos,
and Walk Therein and Y shall find
rest for your Souls." In connection
with this passage he also read the ol-
lowing vers from the book of Judge:
"Beloved when I gave a3 dilligence to
writ unto you that Ye earnestly, con
tend for the faith which was once de-1
1 1 vend unto the saints." The Biahop's 1
discourse was a little affected by a
slight eotd which he alluded to by way
of explanation, lie expressed him
self that h was profoundly graUful to
tne Aunigmy Vroa mat m was per
mitted to be permitted to b with the
people at thia time. lie had tucked
forward to una occasion fur many
wckt, and be had found as the good
woman ((iuccn of SVkIb aaid to Solo
mon that the fcaJ hrd no Lit'. of hit
fame ' and tha prt tTnpl ha hd
Pjjiy J not half had tnt-.U. "I ti.ar,k C
1 1 vOUg he a!J, ' fur the n-M mm anl women
- 4 for the o!Trii rr.a la to the chun.!i.
the ru!t of muf h !f dfnlL .om.
.J j-rarti i I t'.n- fry In pr U t
grace. There are great objections, to; from the kitchen to the gallery, but it
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God's messengers. . Thy are the slkst
witneeae of his love and car to all the
known world; on the barren mountain
top Of In the fertile valleys God has
placed flower to ahow that he tores
the beautiful and why ahould not tha
women wear them on their bonnets
Mr. Woeley drwxaed as I never did nor
ever Will but be did not refrain from
personal adornment; he wore ailrar
buckle on hie ahov but b!a MetbodUm
was eound, - -'.
f li t you to uodorstand that Matlio
JUU do not worship Vi'eilcy. ' Tbey
have not cannnized him as a saint but
th.y rriiM him as a good and great
man, abun lant In Mxr ami worthy to
be mkond by the aide of J oh a Knox
and John Bunjen. He (Vlry) had
no mora lla of fmrnl ng a grat
church than he had of flyirg t" the aUrt
hut he worVl Uj tt A the hrart cf
th a'nn-r, to f-ra'h T .'arT-e for
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lui't worth the snap of the finger in
Uie Lord's Kingdom if there is no
spirituality (a the church. ' The going
about doing good of the toxt.jnay be
large or small but K is a part .'of the
Lord' work that he demands of au of
his followers". -Z . " r
Laat night Rev. ft, B. John el Kin-
aton, the paator of the church .in 1900
proachod to the 8eno(r and. Junior Ep
worth League. A larg.' number
of former frieaJa greeted him. T
oigtt Rev. . L L. Naah,,of lieoder-
aon will preach. . -
' Consumer el Water.
Will be glvtrn until Nov. 1st to pay
their waur rnt wi'Jvout the extra
tharfe of I per cit, for this quarter,
Aftr thia quarter patrons will be give
15 days (natad of 10 daya, and will be
cut off a!W the firat SO dara of tha
quarter, if r t paid hy that time.
n. S. GUION,
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WAITING FOR YOU.
That new fall suit you've been think
ing about is waiting for you here. Pri
ces from $4.00 to $15.00.
BOY'S SUITS.
We have the finest line of boys suits
in the city, prices from $1.00 to $6.00
per suit. Sizes 3 to 17.
OUR LINE
of Mens, Ladies and Childrena Shoes
are the best you can find in town for
the money.
CLOAKS.
Showing of new Cloaks and Jackets,
all sires, all prices. Come in and look
them over, try them on and note the
styles and prices.
go3PLio:m
76 Middle Street.
fete and Cook
Stove
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"IT rtne on Hand.
Wow Is tiro time for Fall painting. Use Heath
and Uilligan. Fall weight, none better,
General Hardware and Builders Material.
Gashill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co.
Phone 14
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New.- HasonTc ' Theatre '
May,tOct 31.
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(A DAUCIITERCr THS SOUTH)
Bupported by; - ':
ELLIOTT DEXTER ? .
and a Company of Wetl Know New
fork nyer tn lhExqulal Ro
mantle Comedy
THE ri.AYKiniAlD. : i
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