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K.TKXS11 IODCJ S3. Itt? F
WeeU every Tuesday 8 p. m., over Gaa
' Co'e office Middle St. E. D. Eardison,
C C.. . 3. IL Smith, K- of R.'and S.
- Visiting brother are assured of a ehev
alier's welcome. . ' - . -
CRATES LOrGS JO. 1, . OIGHr
OF HAUSOXY Meet Jnd. and t
ftVetoeeday might la ci month f--Kalghts
Harmony B'JV corner Broa ,
' And Hancock tr.U at T:80 o'ciocl
r i3, K. Wills, President; R. J.'Iiisojrway,
Secretaryj "Dt McCvy, Financial 5c-
' J. A. Barker-Fish V.
' JL. Meadowe-MeaC V V;- ,
The Athent-Attractwna.-----'-
V Notice to Cotton Fanners, -3 -
Report of the National Bank.
- - ' New Bern Banking & trust Co. -
t J, S. Miller.-RangV Demonstration.
BUSlXESSL(5CflSi
NOTICES ITHIS COLUMN
LESS THAN "ONE month
MOST BE . PAU f OE1 IN
ADVANCED .;r-vH-i
CHOICE FISH-tW i have Constant'y
a variety of choice flab, ' right freah
from our nets, bandied carefully end
sanitary. If you - want he best fish
order from J. A. Barker & Co. Phone
107, Market Dock. i
TOR SALE For the. best offer, one gat
boat, 3f feet Jong. It foot bearOffOund
bottom, 13 R. P, Clutch Copplmg, En
gine practically new. Reason for Bale
owner left state. K 8 Stewart, New
port N, C, -i1 'k
WANTEDPupils wishing to make up
deficient studies for school entrance
examinations. ' For particulars address
Box 883.' - 11 - "
FOR RENTr A . very desirable -reei-
dence containing $ rooms with all mod
ern conveniences. Situated" at 138 Pol-
lock St, Apply to Chas, B, Hill 35 Mid
dle St. , -
FRESH EGGS Just received a lot of
fresh eggs and fat bene, Rhode Island
Reds, and spring chickens, Irish pota
toes hams and bacon. .Piedmont,. Old
Mill and Turkish cigarette, ; electric
batteries, lights and anchors, life pre
servers, mullet tod dry netting J3, B.
Davenport' - - t -
APPLES! Apples!. We will have in
stock this morning 100 bushel of fine
Apples, suitable for cooking, or eating.
Phone 121 New Bern Produce Co. Broad
Btreeb .-
HOUSE for tent with sewerage con-
nectiou, at $11.60 per month. Apply to
Miss Annie Justice, 83 East Front St,
Phone 889, '- i:
FURNISHED rooms to let
p;O.Box7.
Address
FOR RENT One 10 Room House cen
trally located modern conveniences, one
block from Union passenger station.
Address P. O. Box 477 or phone 220.
WE Have a good position for -the rigb
man. cobd pay but we want a bustler.
Apply at 187 Pojlock St;DeU Soto
Novelty Supply Co. :'m X f f V '
FOR' BALE House and lot 112 East
street known as the, Haven property.
Apply to a B.Foy.-vrf
VETERINARIAN Dr, C R. Graham,
office and hospital located at No, 64,
, Broad street, near Scott'a blacksmith
bop). New Bern, Phone 177, i r
CELERY. Peaches. Pears,' all kinds of
Grapes, Orange. Applet and .BsnanasTf
today at B. E, Royall s, Phone 83.
WANTED-Too to bay the beet things
lo eat to be had - for the least money
' possible. Fox River Batter &c Tub
Butter 83c, . Meal 25c Beet Lard 13c
Best Floor Sc. IL C. ArinBtrong.'
. iLOTS FOR ' 8ALE-8 choice kita,
' Cor, Etm street and No, I Av, Apply
, to I P Hatch, 40 Eilmonlc Bt,
" ANOTHER lot of frae Bull-fed Beef
' . just received by A. Cattctt, Five PoinU
', Phone 239. -- "v. -;- '
JUSTreOalved fretb RnUbaga Seed,
TumipBeed, Fall CsbbaRS Soed, Chort
Stern ColUrd , Bped, Crimott Clover
EJ(ur sale by J, C. Whitty&Co,
T1IS largeat aBaortmcnt ef fresh C"n
. dl for family , jut rwivedat I'.a
frr's Bakery, 10c por pomd.
1UH BALE t'out god I'Sjlng rnul'-i
arid four 0en, fnrcaah cr en time v.-1:1,
atufactory 'furity. Apply to J. V.
Stewart ' ' -
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a riles dwpIUnjf, with " t ' i
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You're bilious, you have a throb
bing sensation in your Lend, a bnd
taste in your month, your eyes burn,
your skin is yellow,' with dark nnrs
under your eyes; yonr lips are parch
ed,. No. wonder you feel ugly,, mean
and ill tempered. . Your system is
full of bile' not properly passed oil,
and what you seed is a cleaning up
inside, 'Don't continue Being a bil
ious nuisance to yourself and those
wno " love- 'you, and; don't resort -to
harsh physics, thai irritate and in
jure.-Remember that every disorder
of the stomach, li,ver anti-intestines
can be quickly cured by morning jth
gentle thorough Cascarets ibey
work while you sleep, x A" 10-cent
box Irom your aruggisi -wm seep
you "and ;the Entire family- feeling
good fof '")nonth8. Children -love to
take ' aseareta,j because-they . taste
good and never gripe w sicgen.
A ti i ii . 'ii .
lUt' Hardware or Build
era"! Supplies, Jet us know
what and how much, .J.yb.
Basriight Hdw.Co;,. -t
FREE JNION ITEMS. '
Craven county," Sept, 6 We" are
having floe weather now and onr farm-
era are busy getting their cotton pick-
We are triad1 to reportitbat our eick
in thl neighborhood are getting better,
Miss Stella Simpkins who has been
visiting friends In New Bern returned
hoqae Sunday., u- : ! ',(
Mr. Luther Simnkina who is employ
ed on the government dredge boat visi
ted here Sunday, ' . -
The local Farmer's -Union wil hold
its annual pic nic at Ernul sUtion
Thursday September 14th. ;
Dinner Sets26 open stock
patterns to select from. M. .
Whitehurst&Co-r ; -
liGCEPHBLMNFORMHTlON.
Old man Economy has arrived with
full line of the very best foreign and
domestic woolens of the very latest de
sign, for your fell and winter suits. Old
man Economy will save yoa from three
to seven dollars on" suits, t everything
be equal. Second, ha" will make the gar
ment any style that is worn by the best
dressed man. Third, will , make -stiff
front of soft front coat that will hold
ita shape, and pants just as your ay
you 7want themJ Fourth, . we put In
lining that will wear with the outside,
and all work guaranteed ' to" be up to
the standard American tailoring. TThir
ty odd years experience "enable one to
know bow to. work every, j fabric ; that
full value may be seen so omeand
get acquamted fwith-him.; Economy
will tell yon hew UP start , a bank ac
count, and, how to raise np a family
with less expense, V Be is stopping for
the seaaon
a SAWYER.:- vt t- '
A-&,Merchant Tailor;r..
, Ol DOUIM riUUVDk
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-The Athens is the only house
in New Bern showing Astoria
tiori ;pictures.-3;:rc;V :oQ:y;-
FOR SALE.; : r3
I will sell all of my real estate on the
corner of Hancock and Qaeeq Su. I
will sell each piece separately Or collect
ively. - Terms caah, '
(Signed) ISAAC IL 8M1TIL
FT.'SH line of groceries which I am
s!i:irjt at reasonable prlcrs, e few of
LUh I Quote. Heat Pstent Flour 8c lb,
rictilc T.aml J3J lb, l!egu!r ITams 20e
lb, nj full line of tal.le Kimmliilo
) a f- l tf Clii'nont and V.'!"
melons that I am now c.Tijriiijf at cw
J. A. KintT'iM, P3 ;rjres?re-t.
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for t;,e lucal dcbierj.
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. The swellfst p.ece of aa.l advert!:... Z
s?e a here liiU-:y is that of the 1 i : A
Knox Hat productions, fall and v.u. -r
iyil-rJ12 sent out by S. Coplon & fc-n.
Crabs are more plentiful, are larger
and fatter, now, in Neuse and Trent
vers, here, than ever Before . Three
and four dozen is only an- ordinary . af
ternoon catch for one person. -
fJThe Women's tbristian Temperance
nton will meet this afternoon at 4:30
clock in the Presbyterian .lecture
room, " A lull attendance u aeeirea as
there will be ardjelection of new officers.
A coop of chickens that was sold un
der suspicious circumstances by, a ne
gro to another, has been seized by the
city authorities and is now in posession
of Officers A A Ipock and A L Bryan,
Anyone that has lost chiokeoe .lately
are invited to apply to" the officers men
tioned, and they may nod their missing
fowls,' ' - j A - VfC -V
The authorities ought to. look more
carefully to the sanitary condition of
the down town alleys,; Federal afley
and Bella Alley are hotb in a filthy ,- un-i
sanitary condition nearly nil the time
The writer noticed this week a box full
of dead fowls la Federal alley that re
mained for, thirty-six hours or more be
fore removal,, '
Already the trains passing . through
this city are beginning to be crowded
with college students returning to. their
studies after spending their vacations
at their homes. Yesterday morning a
large delegation from. Pamlico county
stopped over in the city - lor , a short
while before going to Greensboro to en-1
ter th Normal College. s y
. : w.. .. . . :i. ... it i
wiinm me next, iew uays uie uispiay
windows of all the local ctothiers will
be resplendent withexhibits of Fall and
Winter -clothing. These goods are am
ing in the city each day from northern
markets and the prospective purchaser
of a new suit will: floonjiave an oppor
tunity to make his selection - from and
extensive line of materials, vs
Thad ; Williams was ? arrested here
yesterday morning by": Chief of Police
Lupton upon advice from the authorities
of Beaufort county Williams is an es
caped convict; was sentenced to the
road gang of ' Beauf ort.county for
twelve months over three years ago,
He served '-five months, -escaped and
has been dodging ever awefcrvVv
In the several cases that came up be.
fore the Mayor yest rday. were John
Mahly.' Emma Scott, Ed, Harris, Web
ster Stephens andW. H. Harris, all
charged with disorderly conduct in var
ious degrees. w Defendants were all of
color. Judgment .was suspended. : as
in neither as was there any serious
infraction of the law and only the costs
were taxed. ,"'. t :
4 Geo;' D. Baker's adaptation of Georg
Barr -McCutcheon's popular novel
"Graustark," will be one of the early
attractions here.'. ?Grauatark,"aa the
readers of this delightful fiction story
knowa, la along .romantic lines with nu
merous climaxes r-and situations. The
scenic: investment is- an elaborate one
and the company: iiaid".to b, of supep-
totiv xelleneiV;fH'.v;
The astronomers at. Lick Observatory
claims that a new eomet which is plain
ly visible with a small telescope or field
gbuaea, has appeared in Jthe heavens.
The fiery body, which Is located hlmoat
directly overhead early Id the evening,
was first located about ten days ago.
At that time It was barely visible with
a large telescope but since then It has
travelled several million miles nearer to
the earth. 'r .'' V '
The' Board of Aklerthen, ' Tuesday
night decided to roturn to the Sixth
Ward reel team the fine gray horse that
was taken from it few days ago. This
is no mors than was due to the Sixth
Ward fire men.. They are colored men
but at fires hey are just aa alert an
stubborn fighters as anyone else, an
at their last tournament they dis
tinguished themHolve and their hornet
and that wai enough to make all New
Bern fond of them, . . ' , ' .-'
Mr. L. G. Danlols of the firm cf
Daniels and Nuwlwrry who comliirfs a
livery, aale and feed stable on Sou!h
Front St, will have within a fow dn;
for St Louia, Mo., and other wi b( r:
mnrlceta fur the purpose of pur ha Is
a quantity of live St' k. . I't. Ii,ic'..
aays that he Intend purrliuxing imm .t
the finrit anitii!i!s f r farm work v.
In. ,.ht to ttia city ami pre r,, ,-!,,,
biiy-rs would h well to aait !.. r
tirn.
At rmh men t'r z f t1
r'l'ji.ty I'unr 1 .f f..n,.i.: ; ,i
N riiin h r'.n . h 1 1 . t 1 1 h i i'i
t r,ir hri 4 1... ..'
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e; :it ji f.crw j tt 1.. ..r u.ua.
fr. C. V. r ' . i tf Teauf rt l-re.'U-rel
at V . dm Ilottl.
Muss Francs king is vibitinjj her sis
ter, Mrs. Harwell Stroud in Kmstur.l
State Supt J. Y, Joynr, of Raleigh,
at among the visitors to the city yes
terday, . . . , ;
Mrs. J, W. Stewart and daughter,
Miaa Sarah, have returned from Seven
Springs. - i. - . .
Mr. T. J. Hewitt - left yesterday for
Raleigh ' where he will be a student at
the A. & M. College. , - -
Miss Margaret Arcbbell who has been
visiting friends here has returned to
her home in Kinston. . . ."V
Misses Mildred, and - Eliza and Miss
Laura Bell, went ' down to Thurman
yesterday, morniug i to attend the pic
nic - , . v
Change of vaudeville at The
Athens to-night, Dorothy Bfutcn
dainty singing and dancing come-
dinnee--WaIter Baker The man
who mystifies Two ..separate
and distinct acts.;- " - "t
: '. BIDS WANTED., V
Sealed bids for laying 1600 feet, more
or less, of 6 Inch Water Mam on George
street and National Avenue will be. re
ceived by the board of Aldermen of the
city of New Bern, -bids will be opened
Sept,15th.-J91L-ri -s.
Board Of Aldermen reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. . '
" V v jSr ' City Clerk:-
t V.
I Maybe you wiirneed one
or two Fruit Jars this season.
fVVe have thenw Bas-
night Hdw. Co. 'V y
Pictures; Just Arrived.
Notice my windows1. Fall is coming
on, what can yon buy for the small sum
of .two or three dollars that will bright
en up the home so much, as pictures.
We have them for dining ; room, hall,
parlor and living room. -.,, ?
I. S. MILLER. The Fur. Man.'.
The managers of The Athens
always look to the comtort and
pleasuieof their "patrors..
Old Hoss Salei
The Southern Express Company wi I
hold tts annual sale of unclaimed pack
ages Saturday, October 7th. "Sale Will
be held at corner of Middle andlSouth
Front streets, .t-. V :it'Xi:'X
irJTLEIfili FEL!iLt COLLEGE
I bur Fall term will, pegta; .'Sept: 20",
I91L For catalogue address .""; h ' -
- LITTLETON COLLEGE,
Littleton,". V 'C- "-- V N. &
Concrete"
Am prepared to do all kinds of work
In concrete. - Walks, Steps, ' Fencing,
Basements, etc Only hih-grade work
solicited. E. E. HARl'KR ' -'
Twenty-five acre farm on Pembroke
Road, about one-half mHe from tbe
corporate limiti of the city. Cleared."
R O'HARA.
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V ss ( j. k lioa of tbe
1 c' I. a ejts for the
i... it days. - - .
ILeLuman body is like a
am engine,- if the steam is
lost before it reaches the en
gine, it cannot perform prop
eily, "
If the nervous energy 1b sap,
ped s by flefectlve eyes, the
mind cannot concentrate on
any study properly.'""
J.O.Baxter
. OPTOMETRIST AND -'
- uvg: OPTICIAN
THE WEDCING GIFT STORE.'
McDaniel s Cash
4 1 Middle St., is where you
can save from 5 to 1$
per cent on ,yovr ' -
grocery bilK '
Regular Hams 19c
Picnic Hama w ' ; 12ic
Best Pure Lard ; 12Jc
Best Rib Meat ' ' 12ic
Very Best Flour 12 lb. bag 84c
Granulated! Sugar 61c
Brown Sugar . f . v- 61c
Fresh Grits , " 3c
Eagle Milk-y ; ' : can . ' 15c
Walter Bakers Chocolate 171J
4 New lot Prtsrpouth Corned Mul--lets,
Headquarters for fine Water-,
melons, Nice lot Yam Potatoes.
YOURS FOR CASH ONLY
JvLiMcDaniel
411Widulo St: Phono 91
WelQybte Ypu
V 'as Follows.
Pox River; Butter ' : 35c
Tutj Butter f 33c
Queen City Butter 35c
Best Lard $ r 13c
Best Flour; - 3c
BfcalrjJ per pki - 25c
4 lb. Bucket Cottoline 55c
. H.r C. V ARLISTRONB 1
Phone 174 Middle
we've cot something to
, crow about;
Our new stock of : choice groceries
nt received is the finest to be had any
where, and they cost no more. ' The
quality of our goods are long remember
el after the price is forgotten. It is a
' Ipo'iure to n to give you your money
;i It fur anything that la not perfectly
citu fncUiry. Call to ee u. Preakfruit
M'on, v 'i''( 1. Ilnm, Quj-n Cl'y liuttor,
i r iwn I'-if ir. V.'et-h the bigc)fok In
lf. I
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T:E.,I!nONAL.BANl
y- 0F NEW- BERNE, K.CJ'
cHh STANDS
FIRST among the;
fTHIRDamonU the;
the
And'as It has Surplus and -tfndivided Profits amounting to $105,000 and
Capital amounting to f 100,000, It has a place on the National Bank Holl
of Honpr, which includes only bank a having Surplus and Undivided
Profits equal to or exceeding their Capital stock. .
"PEE'-OI3NT'
INTEREST: PAID ON SAVINGS DEPOSITS
SAlfr DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
" able old line company by $763.95 on a $10,000 contract. Let us explain
how the price of a daily cigar would carry a policy in the Company whose
; '-'assots have more than TREBLED in pasMO years. Some of the larg
esidividend policies in the world are in the UNION CENTRAL.
W. G. BOYD, Agent
Elks Building,
GO TO
For First Class Meals
Fresh Soft Shell Crabs
REGULAR DINNER 35c.
SUPPER and BREAKFAST 25c.
MEALS SENT- OUT j
''give us a trial
P. CALOYER
" ; PROPRIETOR'. - 'i .
'Pollock St. X. Next Elks Temp'e
acdae ttuUro
. f Um by bar
' Ids Iroai aad
; looWal for. the
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FOR SAtE BYi
G.1SIL IID',1 CO.
Mid-lleSt,'
New Bern, N. C.
Ill
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. SWANSI'.OIIO, N- c, I
All ni'i'lvrn ciiivrntrnci i for bath-'
in ftii'l inside r.shing. j
150AT I.tAVr.3 "
H'n. m Lv. Pwnnlr Ar. R ti p. m,
11 "i n m. Ar M. C;fv ! " 1 p. in.
:' ril-TBe' better thethVV
s i better the woric Tnert- il -
ifr " tmrg to 1
. 1)1 best tool for: any purpose r 1
; f Quality Toolaj 1
i ?azA ae tkrt roe T
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5 V
Hanks of the City
National Banks of
State
-desired in a life insurance contract is emboded in
the policies issued by the UNION CENTRAL LIFE
INSURANCE Company., The UNION CENTRAL
"is paying the LARGEST DIVIDENDS of any oth
er company making insurance COST LESS.
For instance 17 dividends in the UNION CEN
TRAL EXCEEDED 18 dividends in another reli-
Telephones: Office 400, Home 258.
PROTECT
YOUl BUILDINGS I
' FROM FIRE li
by covering them with
; J-M ASBESTOS HOOFING
: J-M Roofinir resists fire be-
'- eauae it is made of Asbestos.
' an indestructible mineral.
: which is not affected by fire,
rust, rot or wear. Easily ap
. plied.
t.-. . "J-1T' Is the only prepared .
- .roofing that is permanently
: durabl. You can save money
: by using it.
Ask for uxmpUt and price.
iTOLSON LUMBER & MFG.
COMPANY.
129 t Frony '-- New Bern, N. C.
Lumber Yard, .Woodworking Plant and
V-VHPlwiing mu . ",
HARDWARE
Buildinsrmd'
tcrial -
Paints, Oils
and . .
Varnishes
. American
Field Fence
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