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There is f a . quality, in
Baking Powder which pro
motes digestion. This pecu
liarity of Royal has r been
noted by physicians, arid
they accordingly use and
J recommend J t
ROYAU BAKINO POWDER
BNTBOPBISE
We can ship First
class Brick in any
tju antity up to 1 ,000,
000. If you need Brick, ap
ply to
J. JT. STEWAET,
Secretary & Treasurer.
New Bern, N. C
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Turners Almanac
for 1906.
AT
Ennett's Bookstore
We Are Not The Exception
No doubt we have cheap unreliable g ods, the same as you
wiil finl in other sto 'es, but such goods we do not offer to the trade ,
' o )y as t e come in and ask for them,-' Wo . could never hop to ;'
luild up a trade offe iaj- etch trhy goodi to the people. It'f only '
Reliabe and New Gcoda Vm we push and effef to you. '. . . - -
We Tive our cut tome rs the best value for the least money.
Quality it 1 1 ays considered when price hi s besn forgottn, . . ;
We make a specialty of Children, Misses and Ladies Shoes, ,v.
8ee us for Boys and Girls SthooLShoes, and Buster Brown hose, the
only kind that will last a boy.' Have just received another shipment :r'
of ladies Ktmona FUnnoliv Night , Robes, at. 8So,: $L00 and
i J 1VI MitcEeU &; Co., - i
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A A A AA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A.' A
: EXGELLENT VALUES '
In Ifew Beasonable
Selling Every Item in
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, v '': BLANKETS. ,V fi , , 1 '
. . We offer at UU sale 00 pair extra
site heavy Cettoa Blankets, worth
. flOOapelr, eWewbere al only 89e a
, tir. ,
'- V' COMFORTS. - -
j. VA eatr rivy Urge slw CcmfotV,
wort 11. H, eur tpecial, price 94
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; - srrciAL rale V ;
' a CWlWnf and SVwa, vrcoeU vry
thwip. IVij-s OvrrcU $3.00, tlu
saWIl.W.
vnrs,3 coom sale
5jicf,n quality tilk lualre '.o-
V.n'f wi Ttnrj Dtp. Cix!, a! an M
nrh h'j haTf I mi Clcpth.all
IT
exclusively.
CO., MEW YORK.
fin d Soilsr hnm VA for Sale
AFTSR THE SHIP, IS WRECKED
cmrvbodr on toll Ton how she mlffhfwv M.
ssved After your home to In whm many wic.
mam Imnwa how th f ira oould hmvfl been nut out -
bat it vm't There's juit ono-and only ovfmmt
ny to UTe yourself ajralnatth. ravasc. of fitr
inauranoe company.th. only kind wfaga. Ooliciea
w. write.
Prods ZOO, .':
P. TB EW W IX 11
BLACKSMITH & WHIEU16HT
Buggies, Wagons, Carts and Drays al
ways kept in Bocki I reset tires
.without cutting with the' latest im
proved tire shrinker. -1 keep a good
supply of cart wheels always in stock
- repairing dons at quick notke.
Shopon South Front street nearceed tolanttnanumbetofihade
the Railroad. " - -
Xpiscopai rhurch. v 3
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Goodi Tor This Week
This Ad. A Bp eclal .
Bargain. ; ' -
v'.'. ' JACKETS.' ;.i
600 nice quaJtlV Jscketji, for ladles,
Miaaee and Chi 1j Iran. Fiieeial price for
this week from fiiic to f 10.00 ar1b
J:V MONEY SAVED , : . ' '
is money made.- Don't pay 10c for
your flannfletu. Cwn to an end gt
some at 6c a yd. - .
. UNDERWEAR'- '
" Tot thoM few day we cffr yon an
rttra good q-ia!iy jv. ,V.tw r..i-Ud
twnwu rinijit iinn r.ravy
f"- lind urn!t-rtar anj drwer,
wmHliirg with wr'k'.l an J sarrr.'h in
them t 4r'l". I'njl tr mitjt f.w
l.ntwl t' irta atvi dtwra, a ; a T ' - .
I'n'um f ..il f'if Bnji rni "r i-
r.i i and fie 'h.
THREATENED
Sheriff if Warren County Asks Gover
nor' Permission
Rwnovi Nejro llurdtrtnL to Sato Pise.
Special to Journal: S i-
Raleigh; K. C Jtov; . --The Gover
nor received a telegram . from Sheriff
Davis of Warren county,: telling- him
that two negro men in jail - there " for
murdering farmer W. C King on the
public highway Saturday , night were in
imminent danger of being lynched by a
mob which wasformihgtotake,him from
the jail. 'The sheriff said he thought It
best to remove them immediately j to a
safe place. The Governor wired him to
bring thjrt into Raleigh.if necessary, .o
call out jpeal troops and ocerUinljrpie
vent all violence.
The Gov talked lover
he J!hS
was the'troublet "The Governor said he
would give a special term of court
Sheriff said he thought this would quiet
the people."
The Governor ordered the men brought
here tonighVnd will order a special
term as soon as h can secure a Judge,
He directed that If troops were neces
sary, they ghould e ordered as guards
to Ithe train on to Raleigh, the Gover-
nor sai4 ''t mteid to do my best to
maintaih order and decency in this
country,
King the murdered man, was return
ing home when negroes, drove up behind
him and: attempted ' to pass,' --..One
cursed Kta, who got out of his buggy.
At the moment t negro leaped out of
his buggyi cut King's throat from o r
to ear. King died in a few moments,
the horses ran away two miles, King
leaves a wife and two small children.
In Defence of the Silver Maples.
The excellent article in Saturday's
issue was most timely, and should we
Itrees it is most important inatuiocuy
look after them carefully, and strictly
enforce the penalty for leaving horses
unattended to browso ad libitum on
our young trees inflicting injuries from
which it takes year to recover, and at
the expense, of sightliness, -
The . writer to speaking of nlver
maples,says h"auckera so badly that it
is almost nineance, ' evidently mis
taking the White Poplar for the Silver
Maple.; That is a common erroc very
few people study the characteristics of
closely alUed 'species,? but there are
certain habits which mark definitely
the tree family.: "We . have very few
Stiver Maple in' the 'city, the white
poplar being mistaken for that variety
those nv the front of H. Piaosway',
residence are ' undoubtedly white - pop-"
The following descriptions are taken
from "Our native tree, and ho
identify them", by Miss Harritt L.
Keek r, which la a vahuble book on the
subject. r f'i.- ' ':,
'fThe white poplar Va most effective
ornamental tree, but it la never safe to
allow It a free band, far the root
creeping, aid produce suckers indef
initely, so d a1. Vv parent tree wOl be
summndd by numerous and well
grown fsinily that will soon convert
the1 place Into a thicket. .The bark of
the lowertrAnk ie dark and farrowed,
the upper trunk and branches a green
ish grty, 'with' dark markings and
bkrtch. '' the young shooU are cover
ed with white down, ay! contijrue
( xne oot fr in midsummer, thps In-
ereasing the white appeeranee of U
tree The are either lolled, or
eoareely and' sparingly toothed, tery
dark grean, and SToooth ' above, and
A ...... a a .
covered with a w oowa Deniin, ana
t emulou 1;V All their kind."
The lllvtr maple, both la potae and
ootlne iitcU tlie elm, the truet
divkkw in (rx-on ! ry slems.iU branches
have ah a y y; H and outward
Itm. kvi4 iu lt mlnal branchoe ere
dentin -"! (".,- r;.injr, thent o the bar
is oftu Al.aiTk'7 f,n tlie trunk and llmis,
malin? Ih ft r.Vawe itill fratr.'
fha fino'y f it h av hanjf on lr jf mi
!er U r fi.t ';, and away
vrry p, z ) if
ailrrry l.i'w nf their erwlar
lav ir.
ffe s-vl U foliage a dr
of ot! jf all iU own.
The trf U t ra; . I prjwor, fnjr
lireljr fr f.- 'n (1 r.-ae, anl it I
')' r'( t I a ' ' ! it I J (if , '
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Progress on the CoasL,- ;-f.
' : ? ",Nov.".
We--have just returned from the
coast in Carteret , country, We have ;
never known any country to make the
materal progress that has been - made
on what is called, , or what -has been
called quarters. -i. This country has been
buitt up by the- oyster and fish industry.
Most ef. their boats now move by, gaso
lene engines and wa.it pot for wind or
tide, y i ' -
The greatest progress has been . that
of education, just on the border ' of the
most beautiful grova- of Jjve Oaks,
there stands a handsome building, - an
Academy, 70 40 feetwith two full
stories of 12 feet pitch. v4i The room in
which the principal teachers is 20 4
feet, the passage is 8 feet wide, then
opposite room named are two rooms 17
x 80 feet each:' Then up a single flight
of ateps from the passage puts yon into
the spacious hall of 70 40 feet furnish
ed with large a rostrum and with mod-
rn gasolene lamps, " IWelshbach burn'
era) .-"This hall iato; be "used or en
tertainmentsliterary society and gener
al pub ic occasions." The entire build
in is f ullv Minted inside and out It
has already cort more than $2,000 and
will cost $2,500 When the hall iseeated.
The recitation rooms are furnished with
the latest patern desks with best seuica
blackboards.
Mr. R.D. Holton, who graduated in
Peabody Normal College; Nashville,
Tenn., 1898, and graduated ; from Uni
versity of North Carolina, 1904, is the
Principal, and is assisted by two college
trained teachers, - The school- now has
enrolled 95 students, several of whom
are boardinsf students.-5 This school
will no doubt be one of the best attend
ed academies in the Eastern part of the
State, beautiful her situation, over
looking the Atlantic - Coast. What a
delightful place for the up country boy
or girl, injthe summer or spring sea-
son.
We must not forget to mention" that
at the town of. Wit, they are-building
an academy and will soon have it com
pleted. v' All along the coast we nfid
this improvement going on, on Cedar
Island. Hog Mand and Dear's, wo see
this enterprising spirit, in the -way ox
building, school houses, chJurcheV and
n Dear's the Baptists are building
handsome parsonage for their minister.
May these . good people continue to
prosper in all goods things.
C. r. s,
. In Time ef Psaee.
In the first months of the Russia
Japan war we had a striking ' example
of the necessity for preparation and the
early advantage of those who, so to
to Speak, "have shingled their roofs m
dry weather.". The virtue of prepara
tion has made history and given to us
our greatest men. Th individual
well as the nation should be. prepared
for any emergency.. Are Voo nrepared
to successfully .combat' toe first cold
voutake? A cold can be cured much
more kUicKiy wnen treaiea as soon aa
it has been contracted and before it has
become settled in the system.; Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is famous for
its cures of colds and It should be kept
at hand ready - for instant use, i For
sale by Davis pharmacy, and T,
Dnffv. .1 r
Duffy.
-'Arapahoe
r
..l , November 2nd.
Business is ' In good condition; our
people have made a good average crop
this season, which leaves them no right
to complain. i", '1
rIHe advantage of .the Wh price of
cotton with an average crop has re
stored many of our people back to the
position they hadJaUen from by the dt
fault in the spring potato crop, '
r There were quite a good many of our
people away last week, tome attending
court, others attending the Christian
Convention at LaGfange, while a good
number attended the Christian Union
St Reebboro,. '') .V ,y ;'
Meears G. W. Brlnson and J. B. Ben
nett, and Miss Carrie Bennett attended
the Christian Convention, and reported
a pleasant trip, except being hindered
by P. O. 4 W, train failing to connect
wit the A. A N. C train which great
ly frustrated their trip.
Mrs. L- M. ' Watm of Edward re
turned home but Monday. ' , She has
ben visiting her mother, Mrs. Rich i Ida
Bolangte. - . . - ; - -
The Christian people of Arapahoe,'
have n-cured Rrv, D. . II. rtree- aa
thrir pastor fur a no liter jmr. He will
Gil his appointment nvt Sumlay,
Miat lionie IVnnrti of New ftprn U
vUiiing relative and friend in our
eommtinlty, e
Mr. IL N. Hanks W lull'Arg nw
rai(3ffi)p nar hr.
A. B.
H.llhy,V.nyUI:
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that H-!,;f'T'a luxVy
U t1 O f restrnt l a! r IT r
wur",.i, S'ai'i I! t!t afr-.' ;,
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Swansboro
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v ' " K November 2nd,
Winter has come at last- and it has
drawn us all up in a knot,.,,-.
The farmers are about through hous
ing their crops and they have not gat
much to do now v.'-ei-; .
We regret to Sear that the saw nUli
at this place will
railrofdnear White
lite 'Oak. station., h
)mpanyean'4 got room
r mtu Al Iriln n4
seems that the company
to build a planing mitty dry., kiln nd
right of way .for jrailroad, so we under
stand they have decided to move: . It
has been a great help to Swansboro,
Our town is full of. drummers, book
agents and Insurance agents.
Prof. Kemp was in ; town yesterday
in the interest of the- Great Western
Oil Refining aud Pipe Line Company.
Mr. Herbert Land of New Bern was
in town vesterdav.
Dr. N, A. Culbreth, a dentist from
Wilmington, is spending a few days in
Swansboro.
Mr. Tom Davis of New Bern, was on
our streets yesterday,
Mr. Kelly, who represents the firm
of R. W. Hicks of Wilmington, was
calling on the merchants here yester
day ' -
Sea Side.
Theiirice of a pretty face is tl.OO-l
three packages of Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Brings red lips, bright
eyes and lovely color. 86 cents, Tea or I
Tablets. For sale by F. S. Duffy.
Tenneys candy at Warren's.
605 school tablets at Warren's.-
Distribution of Mulberry Trees
TheN. C. Department of Agriculture
will beginning November 16. distribute
among the farmers of the State 20,000
seedlinar white mulberry trees.
This distribution is inttnded to encour
age the growing of silk in North Caro
lina, but the trees will at the same
time furnish shade and food for poul
try and hon. Every farm in the
State should have a mulberry - grovel
The trees should be planted 12x12 feet
on dry soil and cared for like peach or
plum trees,
These trees will be sent by 'nail, poet
paid, in packages of 60 . to ISO. Not!
lees than 60 nor more, than- 100 tree
will be sent to one address. . ,
To cover cost of packing and mailing
applicants must enclose one cent fori
each tree. Postage stamps act eled., 1
' This is probably the last distribution
of mulberry trees .that will be( mad
by the Department The who want
them them should apply at once.
Those 'Who have not tried silk grow -
ing should send for a copy of Bulletin!
101. . ' ": " .
Address applications for mulberry
trees to the undersigned. '
GERALD MCCARTHY,
Biolodat N. C Department- ofJ Airi -
'eultuiw.
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au women snwws wpe.u -
tifuL-BeanlyruIeamsnkW fw -
tor's Rocky Tea brings red Ia. ,brMl
- - ... 4 f' '
eyei Lt ?? -TPT;
cent, aea or iaoieva. r j vj
a rw-i-.i ., ,
. We sell It for less at Warrenlk
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Best Extracts at.Warre 'a, iv
1 CrURRH '.CURi
"NfeeMl Ceets Tee IMMm I Falto,
.Among the' many madidae upon lb
market that el im to cur catarrh fton
Ki UnrMlkuMMiffk faJO Is Itaovtllrf alwiatoUi.iwOiW WUWibre
merit to offer to rtfund the money if it
. . . . ' .
doee not cure.- :v o;, im ?.. . -;
Hyomei Is the only method. f treat-'
ment that aenda by direct inhalation to
the most remote barts cf the. air r-
. . w-l .1. tV.t A4. .11
tairtalgerwfathebre.til
enncneeana purmee wie owm.wiui M
dlUonal ot m, and makes , permanent
and eompleU cures Of catarrh, "1 ; t
TbocornpleteoulfltcoeUSl ana com
prlnes aa inhaler, a bottle Hyomet end
a dropper. Th inhaler will laatatlr
lima, and additional boitl ox Ifyocnr
can b obtained for SO Cent.
. P,rlb Hyomei fr a few mlnut
four time a day, and your catarrh will
grow boUer from the rt day u,
and will b eomiiWu-ty cured within
short tlm. . a
It I the only treatment tor a.tar
thpr ym fan f?t yourtrKnr b
from a loral d.W-F. 8. DufTy
M It J'H 1)01 hrip. ; ., t .. -
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Anrii.t
rr,!y f-1
V.'.'f V
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a..;---', t "
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witr-hrry ws b!lvdmj
hi.t t' t"i mrr't cr J
' 1 la krrfjwn 1
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ran t.
Vuj z t it Pi
1 ft
LITTLE GIRL
m rir
::i!8ss;s;fi)r ..Mother
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CURED BYCUTICURA
Hai GtYen up AlLHope of Ever
Making Any Cure.
Mrs,. I. B. Jones, Addington, Ind.
T., writes : '! My little girl had been
, suffering tor two years from eczema,
and-during that time I ciuld not
get a night's s'cep, as her ailment
was very severe I had tried o many
remedies and spent so much meney,
deriving no benefit, I had given tip
ail nopeot making any cure. As a last
rtsortl waa persuaded to trv.Cuticura.
and to my great dejight a marked
change was manifested fiom tlie first
application. . I gave, the child ai,batj
V"H tupeura poap, using a son piece
Of muHu cloth. This I did twice a
day, each time following with Cuti-Cura-
Ointment, and at the same
time gave the Resolvent, according to
directions. 'One box. of Ointment
and two bottles of the Resolvent, to
gether with the Soap, effected a per
manent cure, I submit this for pub
lication, hoping it will assist other,
sufferers in curing themselves."
COMPLETE TREATMENT
Consisting of Cutlcura Soap
Ointment, and Pills.
thtr first step in the treatment of
chronic Eczema is to remove the
scales and crusts and soften the skin,
by wrm haths with Cuticura Soap,'
tiry careiuiiy ana. apply cuticura
Ointment, lightly at first, and where
advisable spread it on. pieces of soft
cloth an1' bind in place. Take the
Resolvent Pills, or liquid, In medium
doses. Do not use cold water in bath
ing, and avoid cold, raw 'winds.
Sola Ihmuftimit th VArld. Putfonn Rtanlvpnt. Aft
(t (nrm ol ChoeoltK Owlcd Plllt. 1m.: per vl.l uf 00),
Olnluictit, fiOc., Htmp, Mor Potter Drug ft fhriH. Corp.,
Baton, Holt frapk aoTSwd a "Uo to Cur. jCcuraE.--
"Rummagi Sale This Week.
I There will be a rummage sale for the
benefit of the circulating library com
lmencuig Thursday Nov. S, and ending
I Saturday night.
I Everyone in New Bern is asked to
give something to help this worthy
cause and doubtless they will find some
I thing in their possession which though
j discarded is still useful andf may meet
I some one s else need exactly
Thewagon will call, for articles on
LWednesdaypIeaee have your con th
buttons ready. ' The place- for holding
I sale will be announced In Tuesday's
I paper.
;i Lunoh Counter.
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,1 - ai you ieei line eaung a nice iuncn
1 ' v .' m i in.- ...n . . . I 1
1 stop at E. WJnau''8tore, 132 MiddU
8treet All vinos of aandwiches, also
lj SweUlOTi ymburger and
Nwf a Sardines. Ruas
el'BW VUWI WUIITO
Caviar, and Holland Herrings.
I i E-rvthine- utvtrwfcU.
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.Mortgage Sale
4PalimiteUi.aowraf aal. kUliMd In thai
rartata BMtta nmntimt or Jama M. ClUa and
WUU.OhrHa.bia.wUa, ioum namtM, Mar-
Hw ato m twui im. law
c4 t)M Bm&wtmr kf lMa.1
Msk (ilMta US' 1 artU at
onr la Kn bva, . C
ml Aawim lal. ISM, raaarcta ta to. omet
M.for qnvmm nntjr
laaUat tn. anurf houmt
am MtmxUw thm Hh day
DKwibar NK. a Ut. homt at U-e'Hocb at., to
th mmm bfcfctw (or cm), all Om folkowtaaaV
aribmi nmj artaaa to wit: A wtaa tract a par
ot of tan la dtaawi awty, porta oaHna.ad
ioinint Um land ).&. tAa. ' a. a, Kuwil aad
otaara. kwWn at tM mtt ? . WUaarao.-,
ranch, o4 raw aorta .! aotaa a a whit, aak
u U lk ml mmM hracMti. tnm a-th W. to
taa bum barUna trmn In a-watltnlr hnmmm af aaW
a. a tan. pmtm I. a ila.twaad auk. whar. Uw
craaa (rw Wh th laa. 'tva. wull aua mrom
tmrnrm . S. 1 1 flat Swanp; Vmkn 4owa Uto raa
. I tk baaiMins, ivrulnrM Mrnli
jmm woaai. amon
; Mm mtm lana ! .
; Exeoutora Noiicei-
RavtnaanWaaRtiref ta laatwtlaai
1 tmnl ml M.rt M lim I -. ammi, Iato aa
- iof . ihbv. wujbmmhi
Will Mir.
m mi i ii r
Vm erf g-rt't fcof Jrtj imV
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i A CXNTL.'RYAn9 V f
New f
Goods
JJj . Din Pickles.
Tm Sweet Mahfrrwa
Sweet Cucumbers and Pour Cucumber Pip.lt U
Sauer Kraut.
Mince Meat.
Cape Cod Cranberrie?.
Fresh-Carolina Rice.
Oatflakesf.
Big Hominy.
Grits.
Buckwheat.
Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter.
New car load, Snow Drift Flour, ground from New Wheat. 1
And Uie best Lard sold. Try a pound of it and yoo will Be sur- !
prised at the improvement in the flavor of your biscuit c s J
The very higndst grade groceries at the lowest possible prices is V '
what we offer you, and guarantee everything as represented. f
Your3 to please, :
J. L. McDanieli!
VholeaSe & Hetail Groeer,
larker Store. Comer Broad and Hancock tit;
eeeeee4at.iTttttttttiMttittt
Winter
Winters knocking at our door, 1 - f
With no uncertain sound he's demanding entrance everywhere''
Are you ready for him ?
How about your Winter Sui t and Overcoat ? ' ? :
Are they in proper condition to weather the storm of the coiik :"
ing season ? "
How about your Winter Underwear, your Gloves, your Shoes, V
Hats, Shirts, Neckwear and Hosiery.
If there are any weak spots in your wardrobe we are here to '"
strengthen them with the t
BEST THAT'S MADE. '. I
In the Dry Goods line we've everything ready for you and wo f
trust that you, Madam, will examine our stock and get your outfits -:
nere. ' "'
Get your Dress Goods here, get your Shoes, your Cloaks, you '
Neckwear, your Gloves, your Underwear and Hosiery here. '
We have an exclusive Millinery Department where you can get a" ?
The-Best at Moderate Prices.
We've no Bcheme -Just good
I I BAXTER'
4e4eeeeeeeeeeeeeeweeeeoetjieeeeeee
J L. HARTSFIELD,
Contractor
orricfc; 93 1-2 middle st.
Would be
any one inspect my
as it goes
Malaga Grapot 20 eta lb.
Basket 0 rapes, 30c banket
Beet Banana 20c dozen.
Apple 35, 40 and SO ct peck.
Lemon 20 ct dot.
Florid Oranges 40 and 60 cU dozen.
Raisin 60 tl a peck.
The bert Celery on the market
Date.
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Gold FUh. Turtle, Lhxarda, etc. A1im
large globe. Invest from ST: to
for a eompleU miniature afiuarium an !
you will get ome thing that give you
pleaaur for year. . '
A 10c rebate ticket gtven away :
every purch from fOc to plrk o '
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