peto
1 1 3 3!
VOLDMI XXIV.
MW BERN, CRAY IS lUlNTi, N. ('.. UXiDi. APRIL S
i3 !c"l. HKT tl TlU.N.
NUMBER
HtW CHUMS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HI TAGS.
WHY SUFFER FROM
CHILLS, FEVERS
NIGHT SWEATS
Grip;- :ir. J ili
if t .rrr.s of .'r.alaJies when you
.ii'. be eurcj : ,
In F-r-m Otacr States hm
pi .ipri2;:on ii Aw
,! Px.J of Vrr.
Mm o j ii in. r :
.rlii..r
.'A At.
r . i r n .
Roberts' Chill Tonic
The world
wunJt-rlui
!' r i n '
J ics n..t - -nt.il !
eures made by
i better remejy. M:iny
it. aj Lcnb. a bottle.
J.j the work. Delight-
,i ii.
M mey refunded
ful t" 1.IKC.
. f ids t
TJJ lr. I 11 inBhD r, r I I I If ;
Mk. B atV lik -J IK. , IkJW lr- IB. ia. IM. M , M. . I m. Ill
. -. - -
Chill Tonic I
ROYAL Baking Powder is indispen
sable to the preparation of the finest
cake, hot-breads, rolls ami muffins.
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
buy other powders because they are " cheap."
Housekeepers should stop and think. 1 1 such
powders are lower priced, are they not inferior?
Is it economy to spoil
few
pennies :
The "Royal Raker and Taslry
Cook" containing over Soo most
practical and valuable cooking re
ceipts free to every patron. Semi
postal card with your full address.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
THE MEMPHIS REUNION.
Confederate Hall Is RaplJly Being- Built
For the Kay Gathering of Veterans.
Mruriiis, Team, April 21). Veterans
will have their own po-tolllcc, which
will he located i'i Confi delate Hull, dur
ing the c. nuin Keunion. A special man
will he placed in charge of ii nml all
mail arriving for visitors of the Id-union
or mcmhc.i of the dilft-rciit commands
of Cimfcdciale Veterans or Sons of
Veterans will lie deliveicd ul the hall,
-will be there assorted and arranged for
delivery, and any visitor expecting a
letter from home can Ii ml it at head
quarters. Confederate Hall llself is in rapid ri-;
reus of crietlon. Already the foil nd u
lions and tloors have been laid, and the
raising of llie Inimeni-e niches which are
to form i he lingo skeleton for the lofty
d.mie of the building has been accom
plished. As the tloor space will afford
tho lamest dancing platform In the
entire Smith, those upon whom will fall
the task of providing for the social
events of the Keunlon are naturally
more than inti-P-i-l. .1 in tho miccc.-H of
the undertaking. Besides the iilllclal
sponsors and maids of honor, the Daugh
lers of the Confederacy and tlie Sons of
Veieians Hie busily engaged In planning
for the social success of the Keunion,
which is t tin h f ir so h suieil lliat tile
n lime; nus ball i and receptions already
arranged for pr ornis ' to make tin- He
ll, ilon the nii-st btili.-in! sm ia! event
thus far Known In the history of the As
siiu'l-itlon.
Tin- heaulif-.il and plci unique Flower
Parade Is again ei-uciii to the front in
lh" ilirusslons for the providing of the
dllferent amusements. Tlin aeliylly In
that special directton Is most pro
Tiouneed. Applications from nil ovei
the South are being receive ! from those
who arc minus to participate.
it Is now being planned that the city
actninib-.ratlon take charge of the ilhitu
Inallon of the entire line of march
dining the three days of the Id union,
lighting the streets willi hi illlant e't -trleal
effects tx-sldes arranging fur other
features
Kor the lovers of oat door sports
there -vlll ! athletic games in pi "nly.
Then: will l.e a professional has" ball
game etery day besides other allrn-'llfv
n.ili:i nien I s to I he lovers of Ilia' ( lusi of
aniufemenl. A bae ball game Im I ween
the l.ltllr li.xk IMguean.l the MeuiphU
League will be plaed In th's city the
latter pait of this month fur the purpose
of Tevuting the proceeds to the Heunlon
work.
An Old Offender.
Uai.io:i Apill 2'J. l.sU night a
aigro dt-Sieralo, Homr nn!rlt, shot
and k 1 1 -1 v hurt another negro, lie
i-i In J dl Tineii yeara ago tie alrucft
w ilh An ax nml nearly killed a
.ill,-
Sprli ir louglis are nrx-clally danger
lulu and iin!e-a ctinsl at once, aerloua
Tcnult" ofii n follow. One Mlntito Cough
Cure a ' like msg'e. It I" not a com
mon mixture but In a grade remedy.
Y. tf 1 1, fly A Co
Ralelcn vs. Portamoutb
Bpeclnl to Journal.
Kali ion, April 21. In the game here
tislay between I'ortnmoulh and Ilia home
team. lUlclih won by a leore of 12 to 11.
To Instruct Tax Assessors.
Kai.kiuM, April 21. Tha corrmratlnn
rnmmlaalon will neit Monday begin Ita
lour of the chief ronntlaa of I ha Btate,
In liatrucl lax aaataanrt aj to Ibalr
datlea under the new law.
CASTOR I A
Hi tbi In Hjti Alt in Bc:jt!
your digestion to save
Alum is used in some baking pow
ders and in most of the so-called
phosphate ponders, because it is
cheap, and makes a elie.iH r powder.
Hut alum is a corrosive poison which,
taken in food, acts injuriously upon
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
WARMTH FOR Till: BOYS.
Contract Let fur Heating' Unii.r-;!, I rue-
a Centra! 1 latit.
Special to .Tonrrihl.
Ii i 1 : l ; I r , April 'I K The cnlract v c
uwante:! here to.tnv l-i a .see.- i on-, me
for the central IhmiIu.; pi.cii 0 ihe I'io
versity of North (.'arolinn, to hi nt n'.i t i :
twelve tudhlings.
The price for Ihe plant Is if'-'i'i.int. N'
fun is of the L'niversil y will lie it -e I ii
paying for ll as a special appro;. i i !
covers tlie ( vpins '. 'I he hoi wale: v
tem of heating will be emplo; e I.
Baseball at Raleigh.
Special to .Journal.
lt.M kioii, April 'JO The 1.. '
iraiue here lodnv between V ilo- I cr--(
'ollerTi' and Trinity resulted a.s f !'.. -
Wake Forest HI, Trinity H
'I he game w :is -i'lrd at liie chd o
the sixth inning on account i f rain !'(!
Iintlerfes were, lloSioiod an I il.viii
iiradHher and smith.
WIlliN THAVlil.INt,
Whether on pleasure bent or b'l in.
take on every trip a liol'leof Syrup o1
Figs, as it ael s mo--t plea-i'intly and i f
feclually on the kidneys, liv i, and Ion
els, preventing fevers, headache., an
other forms of sickness. For ai- in "-o
cent bottles by nil Iehiliug 1 1 1 : 1 1 . -1 ! .
.M anufiicturcl by the Calif"; . ia Fig .- J
rup Co only.
Richmond vs. Wilmington.
Special to .Journal. 1
Wilmington, April 2) - In the Vir
glnla-Caiollna la agae game In re t. .l-n
the score wan, Hlchrnond M, ':!i;:li:.'
ton 7.
Von cannot enjoy perfect hi all!;, r..- ,
cheeks and spaikllii ecs if your 1 1 v i
Is slugglst and your hi w i N i li I I n
Witt's Little K.aily Kiseis chains tin
whole system. The) never i;r i ; e. F S.
Duffy .v. Co.
of I.y.'ii i!:aii I,'
w for sale, h'.s- i a
Dur spring line
negllgi e ildrts are now
handsome line of pants
hats etc. J. .1 liaxter
Ihing. shoes,
Sick Child
A n way s Or.,
reliable than q.ei ai . hi
i d tin ord uiary I h mg
eu ite a nil III her of i .11
that they W..11I1I let be
t ' 1 "ii ' S ru i. 111 tlie h
" 1
q. i
vriq.
ii f--i
w uh
'I In
safer about tlieir cbiltlren w ! n c
near, l'riee
BRING US YOUR I'MisCRIPIb "MS.
The child v.ill be I, .-tier .-l! in t
I- .in; run if y be 1 1 're .1 il .1 .1
Ip-t just exa, tly what I In d... O r
aurilx'S. We have tlie l.iri
di ugs, and alwai s lake p 11
on everything. I'm es 11
-1,
ke.
t.
..re, 1. 1,
nnd fair - the loisi st.
Itnidliniu's Carolina C"uj
Cu
plcndtd n-meily Noaebt tt' i im-!.i
aii Urndham's ( "In ileada. In- I
iIith a n- the pb :is.'i nl " - a b -l am! n
deslmlile of the bi-ada. he rrnn d
Trice P't. 1 ' m I tin in - i'ri-inp:
I'biirinai y, New Hern, N C
Mad .,i.h-rs filled.
FACE9 .
In f) r (Sat llffhta to m-t ua arcl (ha fam
thai amllM I. (.o-i-t ua
A tha ahatkiva nf tha fulur awl Iba latpraaa
of Iba paal-
Al4 tha rlaah lhal In Ita itannlnc fl.iitia4 aa roar
aa tl.a momlnrr
Hn Ika ollli-a ot in ls ,iT aa II ta-lra mj
at laat
kmi tha llllla r.IMrii'a fara nri'l Ih-li fMmnlaa
Of tha axabtaai'l floarinaj l'rtr ar.1 nl man
aoosf'a Ww nl raia,
Imt Ita ajmphart nl (laWaa anH th at-a-W n
tha Hva
T Ik thaaarhlhil r thai faaflh ara lhr
lawtlMf arar lhaf.
M Ika larra thai ae tawraaji aaa th aw that
Ara tha tnaa, tha HaxVrr Ibeaa that a rw and
WHaai ll
TW, wa anaaaa to lhaaa lk aaaac wlaaa tha
rawa ahaU k awMaaj),
liha IM aaaa arlta Ufa Blaaalail atavD aaa
ttaaaaiaWMaa
b.l.i
I hat
tha-i
State
IK' K
I"
i
I in N
.rl
( .n 111.:
hat 1
!ii any foreigners
1 1 t-
conn . : h t' i n f a ! the hit W
S mi I.; ! h ,1 tiiey go Wi si ,
men s being ri ally dlrecte
; eanihi :i and r ail way c
- i :i i very ilesirahle cla-s
r ilo not come
their tin in
I by llir grca'
UlipanicS. He
of pcpl" i-
i i ' i : i i i:l' her.
Ai r 1 lai wet t, w ho is irnle ing the
acts
f l:.c I i-t legislature says he does not
t lii v K ; he law., will appear until after
.'uiv 1 The public printers are, by tin
I this of an act of lilol. given three
, inon! h-i from the time of the awarding
nf the printing contrai I to deliver tin
law-
There are soni" awkward errors in
-ome n! the acts, this being notably tin
ca e w i;h tlie one requiring the nou-in
I d g- i.t In -fine in Ihe hospitals to pay for
their maintenance etc lii dtriniat'cal er
! rors misieg of sentences and snperlluous
j as v,.'ll as omitted words, make It very
. anici; rl is. The attorney general is
I lookimr into the matter, to see how it
shall lie construed.
' It is stated that the convicts In Ihe
I penitentiary n tused to work one day
1 this week. A Kah igh convict, serving
1 a lib- tit m. had told that that then, rt
'warden, Mr. Fleming, would lull it
' cruel punishments. It is said tl it
! ir iivm perso in had aided in spi a lli.g
thi- rumor. Chairman Travis, of i
liiei lor-Ue, quieted the incipient ii be,
i i -. : . by telling the convicts the story
j w:. , 'useless. I
I ia i h-iirman of tlie penitential
I... ui lift lor the east to arrange aci-n-jiiaet
for furnishing forty convicts to j
' wi rk :: a :nv mill and in cutting timbi r
,:. oih-r fi'itcrnat insurance company
1 has en'o .ed the State, ll is devoted to;
,lli in ui arice of ti e ld Fellows solely.
; hi' quite od 1 to go out In the conn-
1 1 v and see the :trt preparations for
-' i' inting cotton and yet sec cotton of
! the :.a.-t ctop (-toieii away at the home ol
j 'h'- fanner. It would lie really interest
' ing to know how many bales are thus
! stored in Wake. It Is said that In the
'lilllc county of I'.tl there are :t, 000
, bale.'.
j I. an Is are dearer this season than
i your e or re-p o u i le n t lias ever seen them
here, and llicra is a notably laige ic
I . l.:mal ion of long disused lands.
TIIE MARKETS.
'Ilowlng i;iiotalions were receiv
l-i I, itha n fe C-i, New Hern
Nkw Vouk, April i'J
Tin-
,: i by
N. c.
.1 . o . Open. High. Low. ('lose
April M I.'. 8.13 H 13
May XI 2 H 10 H.',2 MO
,lu! H.ll ''-'" s.ll S'JI
Aug T 7? T.HI 7.77 7 Wi
I let 7 31 7.3S 7 it! 7.37
( Ideago, A pril L'J.
High. Low. Close
III!,'
1 M-.v
I .! 11 ly
j ion
S 17j
7 01
s 17
7 0.1
H 1 74 H 1 7 1
7 00
7.02)
i yy,,KVI-
op.-n. High
.... 71 72)
7-'t TJi
Open High.
. . 41) 4lij
.11 111
11,1-11. nigh
. Ml HJ
Low. Close
May
.Inly
71, 1
72
I,ow.
41i
41
Low.
h;i
K4!
20 i
l',3)
10H
1-1,
(',(',)
4 i
(Id)
04
41
121)
33
I'J.ti
nsj
h-i
n;si
72)
72 i
Close
li'.t
414
I '
ir.
, May . ..
July .
M .. ii -So.
li r I'fd
'orit
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liock Is
1 Mo. I'
1: s. 1.
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a. y t
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lime
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lot
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. 51
KM!
noj
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. I73i
lot!
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loot
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p',i
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12.1
4
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c 11 ,v
Ateli
Huga-
M T I
'I
llvarp
Males
il
T.IMi lh a.
Hpou 4 "J I 3.
Fitiroa, May June 4 ;, Aug Sept 4.'
Napi-rn t'ollon Marhal.
Cotton In tho local market yralerdi
in quoted al 7 .V) to H on.
I'llltt l(K
rirra.
Same week
laat year.
.,000
(l.'OO
13,000
(1,000
8.000
n.OOO
81,000
Tb'i aeek.
Bat.
tn.oo
11,000
OD
Taea.
Wad.
Thura
Trl
Don't forget to taxi our clock of K. P,
Ked'i Oiforda Jor ladla btlort bsylnf,
m ibtm, and jro will bay Uats. J. J.
Baiur.
MM I I 1
, , ; i f.i I
;v ; - I in ba
lUc .
s. s,!e I rcasUI y ,
-. w ; h si
us w lieut-vi"
I 0-iO as ep,U
.h-il r .i
I lied t 1
A n. . ... r .f .
y.-ar to l.r.r-g the sehool terms i;
1 les.- i bun I months, but tl Is will
I
Hot I -i
available until lit-- taxes ' u this year in
Icillec'o I. which m'-ans t ;e end of lln
year.
Th reisi-rcat Irili-rest In public edi
calion new. far en a-ei ii, ,n tcr ti-.-f-.-t
in this Slate i e iv A i ' !'. says las'.
car s poliiie.il campaiu'ii was real'.y an
i e lue-il ioiia' oi;e
1 At lb" ollli-e of lh'- superintendent or
putiiie insti lcrion ii is i-sined thai d ir
i Ing : tic past go ca-s t hi-i Stat" h-isex
peri led (r.illo ihil tor white aa I 1 1 CM
bill foi negro pub ic schools. U also
jspenl f i,s J.i, ili I la eeneial expenses
f ir both races, of w hich the whites got
the benefit of . 'II and the negroes ot l l
percent. The tot d expended was $1.1.
2'21,oe0. The negroes pa. .1 per cent of
the lax.- .
Telephone Company Charter.
Sp- cbd to .Ion ' n i1
Km. iai.ll. April 'J.-1. Tlie Slate char
ters Ihe Charlotte Telephone Company,
capital slock .I'UIOO.
Seven Were Disappointed.
Special to .loiirnal.
Km. mo ii. April 20 W. ('. Wlshart of
Maxtnn was eh led as-ilr.lant clerk to
the Corporation t 'ominission today.
There were seven other applicants for
the p isitiuu. '
.1. .1. I'axter has i a -t t received a fi; e
line of tiie lloiinlrcc K iller l'ray trunks
,"n in :i to 1-1 dollars.
The Fair Speclacle.
Work continues on the Auditorium at
tlm I'lfinlers Warehouse, and visitors
will be admitted up to Wednesday noon, j
after that time no person will be per-1
milted in the hall.
A full dress rehearsal will he held
Wednesday night.
Reserved seats on sale Wednesday at
Hradham's.
Mini Mllllllli Una lO.OIIO Sulilirra.
Aden, April 21. -The Mad Mullah,
now at Lassidar, has -10,ono followers,
including H()00 horsemen, with quantl
tiis of ammunition obtained from an tin
known Borneo. A Ilritlsh force will
short ly concentrate at Hurao, prepara
tory to a general advance In run j unction
with Ahysslnians.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
C..1 S. 11. Taylor of Catherine Lake
Is In tlie cit y.
Dr. F. I). Swindell returned to (i,
Iioro j es'.i-rday,
M ' F.d Hardlson of Sallshary
v siting relatives In the city.
Mr K. F. Sanderson of I'ollocksTilli-l-i
In the city, attending court as a juror
I'nlte I States Marshall II. C. Dockery
i "' lvl4" ''K1'1
I I.IL-L.
Is registered at the Chat-
.Miss I'arrin Mycra, of Wilmington,
is In the city, tho guest of Mrs. K. I). V
Jones.
I Mrs, S. Hettinger of Klnston, Is In the
i c.llv visiting her 8llcr Mrs. M M
I Marks.
I Mr. L. I' Ilryan returned Hunday
night from Tarboro, where he has licen
visiting relatives.
! Kev. C. A. Jenkins of (loldsboro, ar
i rived here lal night, and Is the guest ol
! !i t. Hlglil C Moo-c.
Mrs. ). V. Itiehai-ilion and daughter,
returned to llu-lr homo at Dover jester
day, after a vl st with relatives In the
j ra'y-
j Judge Tims U I'll rni II of Ualelgh,
I arrived last night to hold United Siatei
j court, and Ii tho gneat of Mr. L. J
I Moore.
1 Mr. I' M I'csrsall, private Hecretary .
; to llor Aveoek.eome down from Kal
elgh Sunday night, to attend Cnllod
' Hiatal (ourl
Mr K. W, llnneock and two children,
! rolurned to their home at Ox-ford yoaU-r
! day after a week'a vlall In tho elly wllh
' relatlvea.
I Dlatrlrt attorney C M Rernard of
(ireenvllle and altant Dlatrlet attor
ney (). J. f-pcam of Lllllnglon, arrived
here lait night to altand U. B. Court.
Mr. John V. I'kI of Kalelgh, lh Ad
vanca Agent of lllllyer'a Fan and Jolly
Makara of Now York, It reflaUraxi al
tha ChallankA They will plajrrura on
, the SOth.
I Mr. (J. C. Jerome and Dr. V. Gordon
j Tonateaxd of lloek Hprlng Idfa will
all ahortljr for Kuropa, wbart lhay
will apaind the mwmar In travailing od
tb eootlnaoi.
Mr. T. A. Ortw tad MUt Clara
0ra Ml for Raw Orlaaaa ymfrtmy le
llMdlb taMtlaf of Um UMrvl Coa
fnttM .of ib MMbwdlal rrl
MUaloikrj Bootctf. -
Ids 1
I
Is i
i ii
t k
fcit I cis a
i ul
go ao r 11.;
ia l in y v cii
ne ia-t yi a r At i u f lie
pi r tent grt au r
1 1 . . v t-r in r exit i . 1 - tl.i tin.- '
i ii in I - si i in if liaehers nl.ici.
- t!
lb
audi. I. g the hllndniU of u-lim.; text
tiowk- s.ituniliei! b) lie- ai oils pi.l.ii-l
els In ii, ike Us report- to : l,e Start 'c .1
i-o..K eoill'i i-sii.fl 'I'lUlli M r . i -X Wis It, i
U.. V. 1:111 ll, li poll i- ,1;,. , :, II
simi - ;. '.. 'I hi ge vi : :: -,.:. n
gsnllrig lln Mih-coiiiin'ssl.in "lids
Slate has iiever had bct'ci w.ik done
or more failhhil o. kers. '
Tlie cloud bla- k. t i, ail ti c ha- fm
two days saved thi- Slate from blighting
frosts The tempi ia' ii re h.-ie has for
two days and nighis been l.u little;
atiove fne.ing point. So far tli fruit Is
unhurt in this part of the S'ao-, ex; erl
say The fanners are well up with the '
work of preparation for ci. e let '.cii.
beliinil-hand as to Ihe t.lantii.j Ibit lit
tie cotton is jet In I In- .hum.! in ....
nary Jems April lii' ilanrin.- 1:1,1
The ground Is no: Id as it wa- in .' v ,
uary, and much weltei . :
.Judge I'll i in-1 1 unil ibstih-t atior;-
Kernaid left to lay toi New lii in, ivl-.-n-a
term of the Cured Sta'ei uisiiiii
Court begins loino: to-.v.
C9C?ACH?C9LATE
Grocers everywhere-
Dobbin & Perrall,
At Tucker's Store
Raleigh, N. C.
Nety j
Fancy 1
Satin !
i
Foulard
Silks.
24 inches wide $1 a
yard.
Splendid firm qual
ity.
Send your Wheel
To my Shop
If It atainda in need .-f ltrl.rn
Mr workmen lr akilled in tin ir line.
and i-an iranafom a neal-to iimIi buy
ale into a handaume aay ruiunng and
I'llelllll'll tioilfcs, fmn i 111 -trl-s,
lll-tai lll'll li'gllli s, I III' sc. I luost
ilcsiialilr sli.iil.-s "! I'll"-, v . -1 - I.
' fg;niy, bin, hn-, "M t"-'-, "-'I .nnl
lii-lnit In
! Tln-s" Silks mi puss mi .mil
J nil, in bud me i-i,i"Hl;ii,ii -.lue-.
j
DOIiHIN & VMkA.,
kValcioh, N. C.
WANTED ! J
Poplar, Ash atul (linn -Ji
' 30 lb iiisand f.-i l weekly, l oi p.ii
ticulais a.lilress, I s'. HoAC, ' ", ;," '" k""''
.J ; - i I I I i I i o i in 1 1
Now K. in, N . ( . k. ,
( ol . .in :'i 1 1. . r u s is
1 S I ll.lejllht O'
RlnYni F s: ui...!...!-mm iii
.i a it )T I i I IB
iJrra T. XB
I T. n ilJ L. ia mm "w i v
re I lab In machine, and the exit will not 1
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