VOL. XV NEW SERIES NO. 323.
NEW BERNE, N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 3. 1897.
ESTABLISHED IfK.
Is
Rubber Stamps,
I am now prepared to furnish Rubbei
:t Stamps, Seal Presses, Pads, etc-., on ahon
notice. HTLeave orders at Journal Of
fic the pnoo will be RlonT. '
: Family Printing Ontfltg-change tt
- any member of the familys' name, com
. v piete with INDELIBLE ink, only Mo.
A. ROBERTS, with Journal
Imported,
Frencli Peas.
2 Cans for 25c.
FINEST ON EAliTH. Excel onr
. Green Peas. GIVE Til KM A
TRIAL. ' ,
3T Reference to parties who hare
bought. -
F. ULRICH'S
GBOCEBY,
' " 40 Middle St
Phone 61.
Drcssi ig Well
- - , )g ao art, and the man who
. lias hit garments made to measure
. by us has found the key to 'hat art.
It doesn't require any arguing to
ssuow you that vou can set a bitter
' fit and more style in a suit or over
' coat when they are moulded to )oa.
F. M. Chadwick.
01 Middle Street;
EVERY T
DELIGHTED
With
Our
Cash
Bargains
Come to See iin
Mill
on
Your Groeerlew. -
We bars jnst received a f na lot
Save
Mon
., of North, Carolina LTams, only 0 eta.
jper pound. ' , -
: Granulated Sugar still at 5 ct.
' The market is advancing and this
. prioe cannot remain . many days
longer, so buy all yon will need.
Tba Vary Finest Table Butter,
only 25 eta. pound. ., '
, ' " Good Creamery Batter 20c lb.
Shafer's Hams, -
120 lb,
" Strips,
California Hams - I
Chase and 8anborns Rosada
. Coffee, finest, .
Mocha and Jara Coffee
Maraolubo Coffee
Rio Coffee
..Meal -; - ,'-'.
: Eagle Brand Milk , "
8 lb oarf Tomatoes'
8 lb can Table Peaches
. Lerjions, , - ' " .
Oranges .. .
, Bananas
Hn
25c "
20o "
l.to "
Via pk
16o can
8o '
15a dot
15o
lAn
And. all others goods as low in
proportion. J
JOuH- DU.U
For Sale !
and Kilns ca NcRse river;
;3 h beat. Csn le boa.?;
,v, Kllrs I - : ' T Lt
r r.:.,: v ' '.vi.icrw;-
HEWS.
Pari Bill Passes tie House 1j
' - 'A Great Majority. '
To be Operative at Once. ItUoesto
i the Senate. Appointment of
. ' Public Printer. Con.
eerntn; Patents.
JOCBNAI, DURRAr,
Wabiiixqtox. D. C, April 2. j
The House has finished its work on
the tariff biil and sent the, measure ovn
to the Senate, where It will necessaril
fte dealt with In a manner differing
widely from its treatment in a body hav
ing a Republics majority and a cloturi
rule. There was less excitement durinr
cbe closing hours nnd flnal vote upon thi
iU in the House than was expected, al
though the proceedings were far fron
resembling a Quaker meeting. That
nany who voted for the amendment
which was adopted, making the duties
imposed by the new tariff bill collectable
upon all foreign goods ordered aftei
April 1, believing the amendment to b
unconstitutional, is certain; but some oi
them- say they were in doubt about it
and felt justifiod in giving our own man
dfactures the benefit of (lie doubt, be
lieving that it will result in althost en
tirely stonDing the importation of good
upon which duties have been materinll;
raised until It becomes known wha
those duties will be when the hill pr.ssn
t'le Senate. There was a decision by thi
Supreme Court in connection witli thi
present tnriff law affecting this ver
point, but is seems capa'ilc of being con
Urued both ways. At any rate, it is licin:
construed both ways. It is probable
however' that the amendment will liav
the desired effect, a Importers tiro like!
to he afraid to take the risk of makin
arge purchases when uncertain wha
luty they will have to pay on them.
President McKinlcy's appointment r
Mtr Frank W. Palmer to be Pulili-
Printer shows that it is more u ciiiealioi
pull" than rules when it comes t.
making appointments. Mr. Palmer heh
this position under the Harrison, mini in
istration, and it was only the o(he da.
chat Mr. McKinley told an "ex" who wa
ifter his old office that ha had adopted .
rule not to appoint men who held olh'o
under the Harrison almiiiUtra(ion, in
less there was extraordinary reasons (i
loing so. The "extraordinary reasons'
n Mr. Palmer's case were the Influentic
men who asked for his appointment, am
every "ex" who can bring forward th
tame sort of rcnsonsis likely to be takci
care of, notwithstanding the President'
rule.
Senator Allen didn't wait until tli
tariff bill got before the Senate lo mak
tariff speech. He made one this wee
of about an hour, on his resolution di
claring it to lie unconstitutional to in
pose tariff taxes on the necessities
daily consumption in order fo enrich cei
tain favored classes at the expense of th
asses Mr. Allen's speech was- legt
rather than political, as may be see
from the following extract therefrom: '
place myself on the solid and imprct
nable ground that under our Conelllutio
Congress does not possess powrr to ta
the people to enhance the private foi
tunes of the few, and that the full mea
are of tho taxlnz power is reached wlie
tariff for revenue, with Incidental pn
tection, is imposed. Any other construi .
tion would lead to confiscation and inci
dentally to enforced repudiation, the tw
worst forms of anarchy aud disorder i
civilized state; and such a deduction.
when carried to its legitimate Icngtl',
would lead to the subversion of all ord
and the rights of persons and property
We cannot serve ths people, and tin
money power at the same time. Theii
interests are deadly sntagonistlc. Whai
for the common welfare Is agalnti
the trusts and pools." ' ,
Even as genial an old gentleman a
Uncle Sam objects to being made to ap
pear as a side partner in a lottery scheme
conducted by those who claim to be ei .
gaged In the business of procuring t b.
patents for inventors. The bill Intro
dueed by Senator Ilansbrough, "to prt
vent Inventors and others from being di
oelved and defrauded by alleged pnten
attorneys," is a Step towards clearinj
Uncle Sam of the suspicions of coiinten
ancing lottery methods after havlnj
driven ; the big lotteries out of tin
country.' It mak-s it Illegal for any Dei
sons or firm engaged in procuring pa1
ents, under penalty pt a hcvy" fine oj
imprisonment to offer or award any giii
or prise as an Inducement for inventon
to enter any alleged competition, and U
further protect the C. 8. Government, li
directs that ths Commissioner of Patent
shall p.cpare rules for the. admlwi.m and
disbarment of attorneys practicing befon
tlieU. 8. Patent OHlce. ,
Representative Heatwole, of Minn,
has nffered a joint resolution for the ap
pointment of th banking and currency
commission, to lis composed of fom
citizens appointed by " the President,
two , Senators i. lo . he appointed
by the Vice President) two Bepresenta
tives to be appointed by the Spriiker ol
the House, and tits Comptroller of tlx
Currency, the commission lo report to
Congreiis on the nmt dny or the -reuiilar
eiislon, next December. Mr. ilentwolt
to i t mt into i sis PIT
' l ive Broom Qtitnlna Tablets
U i' -: n" 1 l! c moucV if It lalh
is a Republican, but he docs not claim
to have been acting for the President
when he offered the resolution, although
it is generally understood thnl Mr. Mc
iCinlcy favors the idea.
A Populist statement signed by all the
Senators and Representatives of thi
party, issued this week, shows that they
stand about where the silver republican
Senators do on the tariff bill. They will
endeavor to secure amendments in tin
interest of their constituents, in the Sen
ate, but to emphasize, their belief that no
sort of a tariff will cure our troubles thej
may decline lo voteat all when tin.' bill it
uponjtB final passage. This adds to tht
certainty that tWe will be no trouble
about passing the tariff bill when it
vaches a final vote in the Senate.
THE STATE CAPITAL.
insnriiic Public Standing;, dnlea ol
Fertllliers. The Editors arc Enter
mined.
JoUlIN'AI. BCREAU, I
Raleiou. N. C, April 2. f
Tlic Council of State met TMrtcrdny.
but only transacted routine business.
Ifter its adjournment, the Board oi
?ublic Buildings and grounds met, ant
ooked to the insurance of the Supremi
Jourt, and to reinsure the libraries. Thi
iupremc court building had never beei
usured. The insurance on public build
ing is always given nut pro rata amonf
the different insurance companies in tin
ity.
Plans are all made for the reception ol
the New Jersey editors who reached hen
it 5 p. m. The program was to go im
mediately to the State museum. Tht
finest without doubt in the South. From
there they were escorted to the Yarbor-
where they were entertained. At !) p. m.
reception was tendered them by tJov.
ernorand Mrs. Russell and many prnmi
lent citizens at the KximiI ve Mi.nsion.
fomorrow they will 1 e ilr ven over lln
ijtty to the different p tints of intcre-it.
Miss Dora 1). Jones, a l.i Iv fioin
Jreensboro, N. ('., has staitel o il on
ecturc tour. She is b ghly spoken of In
he Washington Post. Her subject is.
Sacred Art." Miss Jones has spent
iiuch time abroad. She is well known ii
his city where she has often visited.
The sates of fertilizers by the Agricul
iiral Department this season will proba
tly go as IiikIi as f :I,500,0(IO, ami tin
talk of this amount will go out of thi
Hate, for over half of the fertilizers an
naniifaelured outside. Tims this is:
Irain upon the agricultural iPRoim-rs o
he State.
It is said that IheSlnle printers are nnv
ushed with work, their presses niiinini
lav and ninht.
The answer of Governor Russell to the
njunetiun to be heard at Oieensbon
Jonday regarding the N. ('. ii. 11. ii
wmpleted. The answer as to ihe A. A
. C. R. R. is being prepared.
There has been collected this year it
he Governor's office 444.1 1 in fees fron
lotaries public and public official. Thi
s the biggest qunrlerly collection of fci
funds received.
Yesterday all Slate insurance license!-
xpired nnd so far only 1 1 coiiipauiei
lave renewed.
President Hancock of A. & N. C. It. R.
is here to consult Governor Russell as l
njunction case. He will make nnswe
lirough his council Messrs. Siiiimons.
Vycock and Ward.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
April?.
Hay cotton closes at 7.01.
Yours truly,
J. E. Latham.
THE MARKETS.
Ciuoaoo, April 2.
oiikino. cms.
. 701 71
. 4.07, 4.fiLi
May Wheat...
Hay Kit
THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the nublio (ve to-
lay is Hood's Sarsaparilla. Therefore
ret Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S.
OPERA HOUSE!
Emma - Warren
THEATER CO. $
TJQ Commeaelaf ', 5
MONDAY, APIlIf. S
, IN ItEPERTOIRK.
Vlichael StrogolT, . (
Ot. l atrick s hve,
' .Too Mnoh Married,'
A Mountttn Pinlt.
; The Fatal Wedding, '
1 ; : East Lynne, -"-
. .Csmillo,
Ten Wight's in a Bar Room,
'- Etc., Etc,
. f r, ' ortNtiM rt.At . 1
Mlchnel Strogoir,
(Courier to the Cxar.)
Penalsr Prices, lie, tie. A 93c.
Monday night only, one lady admitted
Free, when accompanied by an escort
with one paid Reserved Seat ticket.
For B'
Aitctaiiwii
(a Clethtar. prxffil,hoef, Hats,
Cans aad, Ladles aa. leats
Faralskiag tyooda, '
'' t :, o to- ' 5'' "'
T'5
Kl MinULIi 8tRKT. , ,
j v 1 1 u Mou"j Siivwl, so tome
POWDER
Absolutely,. Pure
Celebrated for'its greatj lenvcuing
itrength and healthfulness. Assures the
food against alum and all forms of adul
teration common to the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
NewYohk.
FORTY MILES WISE
The River Floods Twenty Towns nnil
Tn Thousand Peoplo are Horn
lens.
GiiKENVli.LE, Miss. Ten thousand peo
pie arc today homeless in Ihe flood dis
tricts. A dismal waste of water covers
he surrounding country on every side of
Jreenville nnd the town is today a deso
ate island, connected with the outside
world by one lone Blender thread, a tele
graph line running east to Winona.
New Orleans, ui. Vigilance is the
irice of safety here and the constant
watch for weak places has been the
means of averting several crevasses nt
laiigcrotis places. The slom;hiiig on the
.lgiers side, just below tho city, has been
repaired, thirty Ihrtcsind sacks "of earth
haviug been used in making tiie place
secure.
The great danger below the eilj 'i-i due
to wave wash, mused bv pursing sieam
rs, some or which t itti close to the shore
o avoid the swift iniienl. Tho l!ov-
rnor unit mayor have issiieil a pruclaiiui
lon calling on llu in to ki-ep to tin- mid-
of Ihe stream aad run under slow
tells. The heavy rain of the pa-d two
lays has soaked the levees. The people
tehiud them are growing indigi ant at
the
heedlessness of Ihe pilots, anil are
Hiking of using arms to compel them lo
keep the middle of Ihe river.
The damage to Ihe farming country in
he Pelta cannot vet In- estimated. Five
ounties will be for the most part under
ater for thirly days, and (he main and
traneh lines of the Yazoo anil Mississippi
alley Road will have n ore than lbO
niles of Irnck Inumhit d.
MiXNE.U'Oi.H. Minn. Last ni(!bt the
vlississippi went on a rampage here, and
ml dwellers along the Hals moved out
n a hurry. A huge ice jam. which had
orme I in the river at Fort v-secoml
ivenne, broke and an in incnsc volume
f water, w it It big cakes of ice anil thous-
inds of feet of logs, went tearing down
the river and roaring over SI. Anthony
falls.
The water rose two feel in ball' an hour
edging its way up I lie river banks until
the Moors of manv houses were suh-
nergeil.
One mill man estimated that 25.1100,1)00
feet of logs had been swept nwav. The
damage is about iflOfl.fltM.
L
City property of all classes for sale,
cosh or on time, Some of the best houses
mil lots in the city are included, nnd on
Jown to the cheapest tenements.
Also we have a number of parties who
want to buy in preferred locations, so it
will pay you to see us if you really want
to sell.
Houses to rent in varices paits of the
olty.
Farm lands at most any price you
want.
Collection of rents a specialty.
E. E.. HARPER
Near Post Office,
Extra !
From now on our immense line
of
SPRING GOOIN
will be pouring in on ns.
Ever? corner ot our atoro will
be Bargain Bright with new, fresh
JPods. ,
Every Attractive Article at an
Attractive Prioe.
We mean to make this our Han
ner Season.' .-
PRICE TIIE
a
GREAT
ATTRACTION
Hss made Our Immense
Business.. , '
0. A. BARrodT, Mgr.
tan Door r rom P. 0. .
i , v - .
1
Thft Ritp -Dry W .
!v - n Draittlloiise BRADIAM'S P1IAKMACY.
A Nice Lot
of those
Big
Which We Cut.
AM)
A Choice iMi of
XTIIIfS
Just Received
11 si Frcisl i.
Wholesale nnd Jiel t'l
U nicer.
71 Uronil SI.. Xew.lteriio.'N. ('.
Farmers.
Wc have A KUI.L LINK of
PLOW.-i,
HARROWS,
CUIsTIVATORS.
and all otlicr Knnning Ini
plemcntsat ROCK ItOTIOM
riJICKS.
TO MKKC1IAXTS We -can sill y. u
(:ooilsj' maiiiitiiclurer pri-es.
Im if Viiller lUi.
IIenr,VH PharmiM'.v,
127 Middle Si.
Tooth Hrusliis,
Toilet Articles, Ac.
DO YOU
N,,. n (in il 4
Spriiig 1th .o l f
Flintier
TAKE BEXRY'i?, composeil ot Surm.
parills, Yellow Deck. Munilruke, Srnnn.
Fiicklej Ash Bark, Sassafras, lo-li 'e Put.
th and Iodide Iron with Winlcric. n.
This pretarution is expia.l; pit up
to meet the popuUr need for a lilooil
Puiiller, without being redded to the
rnnuy Sfciet nosirmus ami ipiavk nu di
cine of ihe dav, of unknown com. nMliou
md generally of little irediciunl v ilue.
The lot null i Is printeil on the I I.
I'llICE ONLY 30 CENT.''., S.m.
lie bottles u-oii'ly h 1 1 lor l.o.l.
414441414444444
4j
4 1 !4 14 14144444 l
Spring Tonics !
Psine's Celery CompounJ,
Hood's Sarsaparilla,
, n. . u.,
Carolina Chill Specific.
TRY ONTE-You will feel bettor.
SOIiD AT
hi
For Hnlft or Exchnn
The brick resiJcncs, Nq, 25 Us'n
cock street. '. - -, r
mi
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HODOOaOBOOOOOOOODODCOCOOQ
9
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n Tea mkY "t Jr gx
of 1
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O JLm !E"--LSliSSS
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The Ding-ley Bill seems assured and
all American as well as Foreign mer
chandise will command increased values.
There was never
Choice Stock of
cpdimo
I IIIMU
fgm
q collected together under our roof as
0 you will iind now. To g-3t the BEST
at tho LOWEST PRICE has been our
aim. To make this store THE STORE
FOK THE PEOPLE,
business methods, by honest adver
q tising-, by carotui attention to every
O detail looking- to the interest of our
O customers, is our business motto.
f We hoped to unfold this week some-
O thing of interest,
en route loices us
few days.
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T. ). TURNER,
Tbi large, tin,- N-i I llaHan ).'
for ONIA til. 7.t, nnd No. lame .i
for ONLY St 1 ..'HI. I Have jll-l Invlv.-ll
anolher hii(?e ilci-k r in itiiun-. and w ill
ell for the fl HI !) lna. I.il
ab or on tim-. to ni.i'ie rnun for inj
locki. All or lei", by mail ball lire
prompt nlti nu hi.
iiiiii liM'iifiiily.
T. .I.THRXKIt.
NKW HKUNK. N. V.
Finest Extracts
Ill World.
.'ohn M.ill'cu- (.'ohm n'niti"! 1 N'rntH,
we hsve in stink l! e toll.mieu:
LEMON", ORWCiF,
STU.YWUEIIUV. VANILLA.
PINIC-AITLF, SAKSAF.Mlll L
AND LIME .It'll E.
IVUWN CO.
N'eit to Pod Ort'ce
MB
.ek
Furmture
Furniture !
Furniture
AV. P. JONES.
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8
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B
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before such a
rnnnc
UUUUO
by strictly honest &
a
but unusual delay
a
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to postpone ior a
o
n
0
"Fif in Your
T-
Davts' F)Iiarmacy.
sini. 'in hi uk
AN I' I It K
Campaign is Open.
mi; nu; r-
Sale of Bicycles.
BO YOO HEAR US ?
. have il- In ', . ' c.rv, I t
'( levelaiol", the -l.ri.-m ", 1 - -Ewl-"..
the lei-cnt '.!- de iiu il.-nv itt r'
.'ml h.u.0 -ie--1
We inn h il you oraie I m-w li'-rl f r
J'i ("', !0.iMi, fo", it i SI Ml I all no. .
On, flilii.
SmoiiiI hall I A'hi" l- tin n $10 Oil ii
JtTo'-ny i whirl wr'ioio To-
f our line i- I" in i'-e . n-mt kv
lar wheeK lire a I be-Uel up hs
juiriniielVom m in it e inr r- si
;
Ice nieitic- Imi ie il. t i the d til r.
J.C.Whitty&Co
Take Notice !
Throa
I.'KMKMI'.K I t i.. Illot Kiitrrpriw I -
N, ll-rii , Ins lin ed wn.l is I -h j '
, kc.tt under aigf she.U. ni ver nets wrl'
m rainy ncather. We lr.ne i in ir'usa
town now for tl e cht'-ip 'J nmcf prir.
' Big Hill alokeealwayson hao I lrV
j llaid-inaduaml Saweil (Stlr.u'.i of all'
I kindn. Marl, Lilhrs, Poits Fir fur.;
AW Dl STrhliTeiellorourdoor A '.-'
one wthlng their warden or loisp'otiylsi-d
j.jul Phone Hi Hill, he keep jitonnlis hi,
'nitesnn hard all of ihess abound lor
the convenience ol the city.
Ulf Hill also hv s nice PASTE RE '( '
j hoisss, mules aud cattls on lha M ic.Vd-m. '
ir.
I
lithe
I all
' irsd road, nt Jack cViittli's bri.ffs. Wit r
Inn rye. clover and the beu rsr in
ths comity. 1. wilt be Money fare I f-o
oi our I Jveiynisa 19 put tiietr mtrt u
stock In tills nature. All the ahuv is
Olissp. . ' ' - '
fiw mo niLt,
The Shlnjle Mao.
Whrh bilious or costive, eat a Osscsrst
jttlj csthsrtlc, curs gusrante-1, IOC' !f e.
1 1 -f in to 1 r
ill
J. E. LATHAM. 1
OW J'MI.