TOIfc XVr-NEW SERIES NO. 241.
NEW BERNE, N. G. SATURDAY MORNlNG APRIL 24. 1897-
ESTABLISHED 1.K2-
Ho nore Credit.
We will from now on
So a cah busInfeM,
:. Caitomen lending ardors , roust
end money with tbemr
Thoee who owe ni will please call
and settle their accounts at onqej as
we wish to close oar books. t
Bcsgefcltiilly,
' TLSVSN.A CO.
Opposite Post-office. ,
mm -,
Davis' Pharmacy.
j Buyiii
'your-
From"
W. P. JONES;
The Largest
isel
2 lb. can Sugar Corr, at So
per can. ; ;
Evaporated Apple 60 lb.
.Arbnckle's Ariosa Coffee 13c
- per ponnd.
Prunes 60 per ponnd.
Cream Lnnoh Biscuit. 1 lb
. packages at lOo,
F. ULRICH'S
6B0CEBT.
rheaeSl.. , 48 Middle St
.Farmers.
Ti hate A FULL LINE of
FLOWS,' '3;. .. ..
HARROWS,
CTJITIVATOIW
and all other Farming Im.
. : piemen ta at ROCS BOTTOM
. PBICES. .'
TO KUCHA NTS We caa sell 3 00
goods e manufacturers prices.
Ia, IF Sutler e Co.
How cheap yon oan lire when jou
trade at the Sight Store.
Fine Breakfast Strips lOc.
HAMS, , Oc
ICIWHIAT . Jc.
, ?B1$ POUSD. .' "
- And ererjthlng else ai cheap at
yea can buy anywhere, when jou arc
upending your money. Quite me
all. Respectfully,
jr. f; TAYlioil,
' KelO.MIddle St.
?ILLINU PRESCRIPTIONS is rno.
Invpoti tut duly of a Ibai ui.oUt. A 11
fun 6 nJt upon his .kill uid esse
im, sod the suhetitullon of one drug
reunllixr le il.ogerous to life, lllin
eat and s rhilU njjc to pliyeclan's Intclll
(vac, 1 Justly entitled to bis rrarnt
Mnt. Vi ilve what li called fur at fal
'iij'tki.t rrnrrcT Rihvh
l'K ; f
"i ... a n'd KosriwrniTHni
ml
By
Surpr
Will
VASH1KGT0H HEWS.
The Senate Gets a Lively Speecli
from a New Senator.
Two Pension Office Appointees',, Ha-
wallcMatters,ComplIeate the Tar
iff Situation. Influence ea
Senators for Monetary Be v
form. The President
an Awkward Qaestlon
te Decide.
JouRHAt Bobiau, 1
Washington, D. C, Am-il 28. f
Senator "Billy" Mason made bis mold
speech this week. It war n't a long
one) nor was it upon a new subject, Lui
shook Up the Senate and drew applause
(rom the galleries. Mr. Mason spoke in
favor of his resolution directing the com
mittee on Rules to report a rule provid
ing for tbe closinx of debate, and for th
previous question. Be started off by say
ing that it was agreed on all sides that
the U. 8. Senate was a great body, that
being the view particularly of those with
in the c;dy and 03 it pay roll; but thai
every one knew also that it was the only
legislative b iily in existence incapable of
doing business, lie expressed the hope
that he would be forgiven for these re
flection, as he was still in tin kinder
garten class, and recognised that he was
threshing over old straw, and added that
intended to keep at u for the n-xt nx
years. He "ecbmd lha' every o knew
that while we profess to lie a government
by the people, whi'Q we reach ( he high
est I'ifly in t'w government there is s
rule the minority. He said that as
soon as a man eiinwl tin- mate door
his energHM dnectrd ' retaining
power in Hip ol.lwi . and added 111,
mphasis: "I want to Ueliv- r iittssug
from (he prop!-- 1 ie lur iiir of powei
posseiises :e." i neiUtiim was by
vote of Si lit -i- i.r.vi o me committd
on Rules to die.
A hile there was some disappointmeo
among the politicians over the giving o'
wo such juicy plums as the First an
Second Oi puty Commisfiionera of IV11
turns to men already in the Pensioi
Bureau, it was an example of real civi
rvice reform and will doubtless mak
Commissioner Evans' tssk an easier nro
ban it would have been with deputie
who were not familiar with the work o!
lie offlce. Tbe gentleman promoted wer
Mr. Jumes L. Davenport, of New Hamf-
shire, who entered the offlce during th
GurJi-hi administration, and Capt. L. M
iCelluy, of Illinois, who was chief of th
'ertitlcate division during the Hanisoi
administration.
Senator Perkins, ofCal., is taking ni
actiye part In the fight that is bein
made to abrogate the Hawaiian treaty
The Finance committee has been askr
10 put a clause abrogating it in tl
Oingley tariff bill before it is reported
and Senator Mills has given notice' of hi
intention to move its abrogation in ope)
Senate, if tbe committee doesnt provid
for it In tbe tariff bill. Three years sg
the question of abrogating this treat.
waa rnted on by the Senate, the vote tx
log 11 for and 57 against abrogation, Ihi
it is claimed that circumstances hav
changed since then. Under the treat.
all the sugar produced in Hawaii come
in free if duty. The value has steadil'
Increased. In 1893 It was $8,000,000, la
year It was 112,000,000. This represent
the amount of money wa pay the sugs
growers on the Islands. In the new tarii
bill sugar is 90 a ton. Aswe remit ths
duty in favor of the Hawaiian!, It mean
that we present them with a bounty 0
430 a ton on all the surer they product
There is no reason why we should mak
this discrimination In their favor, Wbll
the talue of our purchases from ther
has increase! at the rate of $1,000,000
yoar, our exports last year to them wci
only $300,000 greater than in 1893. Thl
is the nub of the whole matter, so far a
our Imports or exports are concerned
rhe opponents of abrogatien say that t
lo so would lose this government Hm
aval station at Pearl Inland Harbor, but
when the matter was isat up In tb
Senate Scoretary Sherman, thee a mem
oer of the body, said: "We have pai
and doubly paid for that harbor., W
own it now. It Is our possession." Ths
would seem to dispose of that part of tb
question. , ' r "
The executive committee of the Indlar
spoils convention, which has been, i
Washington for several weeks trying ti
work op Congressional interest In h-s
Islation providing for the appointment 1
a non-psrtisan monetary commission-, it
now bringing the somewhat stereotype
petition dodge, to liear upon Indlvldiu
Representatives and Senators. Eetil ion
signed by business men lo all sections o
(lie country, sskhig for. flits leglslatio
at ths extra sestlon, are pouring int
Washington In every rualUj Tbisjnetho.
of Influencing legislation is not as ,fffC
live as It onoe was. It baa been abuse
sooftea that the averags Senator jj
Representative is not dlnposed So attact
much Importance to what are calfei!
"machine made" petitions for any putvJ
poae. One personal letter from a buslnee.
constituent i more apt to Influence
Brnator or Ilepresentatirs tUan a printed
petition signed by one hundred of bb
constituents. 1 ' f 1
1 rresidcol Mc Kinley fin Is himself In
rather aa unpleaaant predicament, In
(lealine with the cat of Chamnaa, ' thi
New York broker wboee appeal was i
nlcd by the U. fl. Buprsme court end
who mint bow f to Jn.H for thirty ot
:-rt'B'"iut la rci'-j s- tt atwwet.
questions concerning the speculation ol
Senators in sugar through his firm,, un
less the President pardons him. Some
very good friends of the President are
asking for bis pardon, and under ordi
nary circumstances there wonld be little
doubt of his granting it. But the Presi
dent knows that if he does so his politi
cal enemies will at onoe ascribe it to tin
influence of tbe sugar trust and 'that hi
doing so may cause a political scandal.
There are others yet to be tried ou the
same ohargeeone broker and two news
paper correspondents. " -
iNOTHER INJUNCTION.
Private StocMiers A. & N. C.
R. R. EestraM.
Important Decision by .Snpremt
Court ea Poll Tat Bate. It
Ckaages Different Sections
ef the Act.
Special to Journal,
Raliioh, N. C. April 2?. On applica
tion of Robert Hancock, Judge Adnrof
grant the injunction restraining thi
priye Stockholders of the Atlantic &
North Carolina Railway fro n ra?etinp.
It Is returnabl 9th ult.
The Supreme court this evening filed
1 vety Important decision.
It is in the cane of the Governor againn'
t'n- State Auditor to sdlli the tn''- tax.
Three members of the Suprin i t.
Faircloth, Furches aud Mi.ntgomery, con
cur in the opinion Unit sectii ns 2 and 3 ol
the Revenue Act aie unconstitutiomi'
nd void, leavi i the correspon I ng 1 -ions
of the act of o 1891. in force.
Section 8 "f the new ac t n ail po)
ix $1 2J, and a ction Uhit in:,r!e th
l.tle tax 40 cents.
This ilrcision cuts th i Scliod Ta
n from 2U to 18c, on ll e UK) vuli n
i'Ui.
TUB STATE CAPITAL.
r. Maaal.a: Huffere "raljl. Tin
In.arsaee Ceaveaslaa. Iiupnl, 01
al.rke.lu. S'roit Oemave.
.TOrSNAL BcREAr, )
Ratiion. N. C April i9. i
The estimate of the damage done 1 li-
State bv the last cold snaD is put at ahoi
me million dollars; but it is said by th.
veather people that what was save
rom this spell will run no more ritk, fr
farm weather li from now on to be ei
joyed. A warm wave will reach us b
tomorrow. Yesterday it was 68 degree
in Chicago and 54 here. Prof. Yon Her
man, of the weather bureau heft laugl.
ngly asked last night if 90 woul J suit u
"y May 1st.
Dr. Manning, of Chapel Hill ycstcnl.
td a severe stroke of paralysis, one kIi
f his face Is paralysed and his speech
'idly affected. The lastest newa fr...
dm Is that he is some better.
The Insurance conference to be held 1
Southern Pines on April 27th and 2!UI
Momlses to be well attended. Missbwipi
ill send 30 delegates, and the othe
Southern States will be well represented
The Diecease convention of the JCph
00 pal church will meet in Good Sheplier
church in this city May 13th, and th
Slate convention of St. Andrew wi
meet en the 18th.
The Portsmouth Dramatic club wi
present the beautiful opera "Princef
Bonnie" at the Academy here on the 29t)
The penitentiary board yesterday too
lp the clerkship vote again and it resul
d in a tie, which chairman Dockery r
'used to break, so tbe matter wss poi
joned until tbe next meeting. It I
claimed that Wlmblsh, tbe clerk elects
s not a Republican, but that lie simpl
roted for MoKlnley.
There la a squsbble over who shs
Have the clerkship of tbe V. 8. Ditrl
Oourt. Mr. Biddfok has been the cli r
for years. J. B. Fortune and -J. t
Shook are tbe new applicants. Th'
Fudges appoint tbe clerk, so Judgi
Jot and Simontoo, and whatever Judg
eta the" appointment at Wasblngtot
IU name their clerk. - -.
Major Garllngton, who Inspected tk
tgricultural and Mechanical Colleg
tadets, also Inspected the National Cerm
ery here and has gone to New Berne t
.nrpect tbe cemetery there.
Superintendent Smith of the pi niton
.hoy has gone to the State Fants
'astle Hayne near Wilmington to ai
inge to send more convict there.
Commissioner Patterson, Sreretnr
(rewer, Dr. BaUle and Prof. McCarth
ays gone to Southern Pines to Inspet
u orchards aad see how badly the 8a
lose frurt scale has damaged them. Tl
tew act elves this board oonsiderabl
ower."."";' """' ' ' " -
The killlnr of Mr. B. T. Pander r'
aoir, by falling between care at IJ11
olntoo, la heard herewith muchsorro
Is was a son of Qeneral Pender of tin
onfedereU army. ,
The StaU Ubarian will diatrlbnte X
tets of Colonial Reoorda, , , ..,...
The reoelpla of tobacco are now falllnr
If very nruch, sbowlai that ,h. ttulk ot
Uit crop of im Is already on the market.
Te ccaa a owl in mum itr
rjke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet,
If dm gglsuj refund i atoney(if It (lalls
am. S3c, , .
1000 yar Js B-imnants In eottoa doues
' k, tram I to 10 yards to a piece, we are
tip at 8!c yard. Barfot.
IS
POUDER .
Absolutely Pure
Celel rated for its sreat leavening
strength and jhealthfulncKS. Anmircs thi
food against alum and all forms of dilul
ceration common to the cheap lirnnds.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
New York.
ZEOISION AT WILMINGTON.
Judge Mrlver Hendrra MM Opinion
on Ibe Mnyornltjr Cwi.
Special to Journal.
Wilmington, April 23. In the Major
ity ca9C in the Superior Court JtiUjji
Iclver decides that th- act allowing tin
Governor to appoint councllmen w un
onstitutional.
A BLAZE OF WAR.
rnrlt, and Orftlt.InreiriKbllnar All
Alone ibe Wnole Line. Tbe Greek,
till Hold ryrnnvo.
Athens. The lutc9t advicca as to tne
tuulion Ht Uiim ii show that the Tur'.it
nude n soilie fro. 11 the town anil attack-
1 the (iteck posiiion.
After severe H,'litiii!; I he Greeks drove
te 1 inks bu k ucniss li e frontier witlm
IMS of . giiiin. 'Hi" 'I'm ka have deccn'l
1 f: mi .'1! I un i Piss on Kintrievnli
lie result is not yet known.
Ver- heavy ii . litiiu h.i U rn in p o
ess i.t . Mehiiina l.ss. The ttreek
ic enileaviiiecl to take by aiorni I'n
ik'h posili.iii u the hiii np:osite tin
ilrancc of llie ravine. The (Jreek.-
erc repulxed upon inch occasion w.lh
tremendoiiH loss. JThe Turka hnvc 1
1 rung reserve force ready to l e hronghl
ito action if needed. During yesterday
gluing in the same locality a Tuikish
eneral of brigade was killed.
Larissa is overcrowded, food is scarce.
he hospitals are full, and there is an ur
rent appeal for nurses and surgical as
tistance. The wounded arc arriving
hourly and nil the surgical operutions
nust be performed without chloroform,
18 there is none to be had.
A telegram from I.arisfa says that 10,
KH) Turks qre engaged mvl that Crown
Prince Coiislantine has nnifeil on tin
icene of notion. The Creeks uie mai i-
laining tiieir positions.
All the dispatchcB from Athens adnii'
hat the situatiou is exlieuii'ly grave.
Mghting nppears to he goiii on along
1 whole frontier line. It is rumored
iiit the Kin; will i-ii.il f r l.aiissn 011
1'induy next.
THE ONLY
True liloml Purifier
1)1X1
prominently l-i the public ve to
day is Hood's Sarsapariila. 'I'l.erefoi-r
etlloofTs and ONLY HOOD'S.
ATLANTIC AXi) X. C. RAILROAD.
TUUCK TRAIN
No. 212. All Pail.
N EFFKUT SATURDAY, APRIL 24,
1N97. Daily Except Sunday
e.nl Friday.
a'PPLKMENT TO TIM hi TAULF.
NO. 2, OF XOY. 27, 18l!r.
rears New Item,
H:(lO A. M.
; 11:24 "
ILW "
11:52 "
P. M
12:27 "
1:22 "
1:45 "
2:08 "
8:30 "
0:00 "
wait indefinitely al
" Clark'-,
u Tuwararn,
' Coro Creek,
" Dover
" Caswell,
" Kiniton,
" Falling Crtek,
JLa Grange,
BsstV
Vrrlvj Ooldsi 0:0,
No. 1 Train will
CWarora, when on lime for 219 onUs
iberwiN ordered by train Despstcherl
The above train returning, will lean
oldboro lor New Bern at 4:00 p. m. s
to exlrs, unless otherwise ordered.
8. L. DILL, HupU
' I haye JUST RECEIVED 1
down patented "Ooldon liule"
Folding Iron Hoards, and 1 dot
patented "(Jolden Kile" Cloth-
- os Hacks, they are
Worth 2 dcli(
and I wilt toll tor tl.e NEXT
men linyM ' :" r' rs
, Sell on trel to Introduce them,
i and if the are not as rc n reeen t-
ed wilt cheerfully Tefund the
money.
fAll orders by mail' shall have
prompt attention. - .
. Yours Hespectfully, '.' '""
T. J. TURIYI211,
Wk;luM,i Fimitire Bcaler,
Ne. 7$ Kiddle St. '
NEW BERNE, N, O.
SHAFER'S
Mild
awe
Small Sizes,
Bretkfas. Strip3, Rig lltins wo
cut, and a nice lot X. O. Hams.
Fresh Grits and lonee Oat Flakes
just receiveil.
A nice line canned gooils, Pick
lea, Saucos ami Cafeun.
Unest Elgin (Yearn -rv l!utt-r
fresh ami now, j is: inoii ih
the Dairy, iJJc.
liock Ct;i'ly Dri,), the tines
Svrup to bti li 1 1 on 1 y 10c, rjt,
Fancy liRinous, only l.'io pei
dozen.
Ha? Oranges, onl per iloz
Fre 'li Cakes an 1 Crackera.
Anrthin you may need in thi
ll rocery L'nt', as (!oo, am
OlLonp as tiny where in the city.,
"Vory ISfMp?ctrnlly,
.Wholesale ondRlall
tirocers.
71 Broad St., .New Berne. X. C,
I rc.sHliijj Well
is an art, and tbe man wh
Im! his garments made to nieasur
y us has found the key to that art
it doesn't require any arguing t
thow you that you cau tret a bctte
dt and moro Btyle in a suit or ovei
30.it wl.en they are moulded to you.
F. 91. Chadwtck.
OliMludl; Street
llenry'H l'liariiinvy,
187 Middle Ht.
Tooth Brushes,
Toilet Articles, Ac.
DO YOU
Need a (lo k1 m
Spring Dloot
Purifier 1
TAKE HEXRY'r1, compoaed ni ;Fsrrs
psrilla, Yellow Deck. .Mandrake, Benns,
Prtckley Asb Bark, Sessafia., Iodide Pol
ish sod Iodide Iron with Wintergreen.
This preparation Is exprewly put u
to meet the popular nerd for a Moot
Purifier, without being related to tlie
many secret nostrums and quack medi
cine of tbe day, of uakoowo compositiou
ind generally of little medicinal value.
The loimula is printed on the label.
PRICE OXLY 00 CEN'T8 Same
elsw bottles usnslly .old lor 11.01,
LES
mm
City propjrty iA all classes for sale,
cash or on time. Some of the best houars
and lots In the rity are included, sad on
HcDanic k fiastil
Jowa to tbe cheapest tenement.
' Also we have a number of parties wbo
want to buy la preferred locations, so tl
Will pay youjto see ns it you really want
to sell.
Houses li.J-ent la varlots paita ef Ibe
oily. . , .
Farm'lants at most any price' yea
want. -
Collectlool if rente a specialty. , .
X, E.UAItPB.
KtaiPft;cpioK
AND THE
Campaign is Open
10 u rni:
Sale of Bicycles.
DO YOU HEAR US ?
We hove the I'l-edif 'Victm". tie
"Clevelaud", the "Libertv", the "Enule",
the "Cieri-ceul '.Ix s de au enUniveUncol I
3nd hand lief I.
We can sell yon brawl new heels for j
25.(( liao.lio, i t :i, 4t'.oo, 00.00, $; ;. 1
00, $100. I
Second hand winds from f 10 (H) up. i
"To bn a ntnel will-0111 lir-t fee- .
ins our line is to m ie a mislak .
Our wheels are all barked up r.y
;uarai.lee IV0111 inanul.icliirers whose giid.
nutec nie. ns li 0 cents lo the ihdi.ir.
J.C.Whitty&Co
i Great Success.
Groceries Cheap
and not
Cheap Groceries
Have Attracted the at
tention of
All Gord
Housekeepers
-TC.
I
I
I
tore!;
0
ont ii:IaI very
WACslOX
Ls on the tlO ill tiiu tsi(.
TO YOl'ILSF.Lr' and savw 10 to IS
per cent, on your purchases lyj
trading with
JOHN DUNN.
Prepare in lime.
WINDOW SCREENS,
DOOR SCREENS,
POULTRY NETTING,
GALVANIZED WIRE FENCING,
Glazier's
Refrigerators
t lie REST and CUEAPEST
ever seen in tbe City.
Garland's
Stovis & Ranges
they take (be LEAD and
are equalled by nonr,
E.
Under Hotel Chattawka, Pouth
Front Street, New Berne, N. C.
Jest fry 10c, bis of CascareU, tgs
lowtlvsr.aaji egwefrfxalalorevermade
CashS
100
W.SMALLWOOD
F. C. Co.'s Corsets,
MAKE
American Beauties
JvCCO'S
CORRECT
SHAPES.
ARTISTIC
EFFECTS.
All
Lengths.
NEWEST
MODELS.
FANCY and
PLAIN.
FEATHERBONE
CORSET CO.,
SOLE MANUFACTURCRS.
SOLD r.Y
OACKBURN.
Jjl - TSA0S MSK.
' mm
Hi
S:
,SOH II V
UACKBURN.
V
Don't
Forget
the Premiums on
the Bread made
from Pillsbury'B
Best Flour. Please
send in by 2 o'clock
p. in. Write your
name plainly on
card and enclose'
same in envelope
and address same
to
mm,
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