Better est That it tho kind of GROCERIES JYOU FIND AT TOLSON'S. J5FComplete Line and Guaran teed LOW PRICES. -Call and see yourself. i', 'n , ; . Farmers. We have A FULL LINE of PLOWS, UAItltOAVS, CULTIVATORS, and all other Farming Ira. plementsat ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. TO XERCHANTS-We lean tell jou goodsjs manufacturers prices. . Is. II TJutler fc Co. v Balls, Hats and Glow for Base Ball Players. Fishing" Tackle, - Lines, Poles, Etc, forjthe Fish ermen. Also Stationery, all kinds. At J. D. GASK1 UTS, 101 MIDDLE bTREtJT. thi::il:,r ti f '.. ; est Surprise. 2 lb. can Sogar,Corr, at 5o w 'per can. " STaporated Apples 5o lb. AToucKie Anosa uonee lie per ponnd. f-. ; Prunes 60 per pound. , Cream Lunch Biscuit, 1 lb packages at 10c, T7 TTTn THTTfP n I I I - K II t 1 .S a. Jk e. a M. A v-;- 1 .- . . ; i. ifiROCEBY, Plane 61. r : 46 Middle St How cheap you can live when '3011 trade at the Jiight Store. Fine Breakfast Strip?; 10c. HlMS,f ..-.? 9c. BUCKWBlATrH; )S55o4 ? -' Per Vovst? :' " And eterything else as cheap as you can buy anywhere, when yon are spending jour money. Oireme call. Eespectfnlly, . J. F. TAYIiOR, No. Middle St. WHEN ' '.4 .. . ; .- ;'7V fiosquitoes Begin to - Bite a- p. joriEs, AND GET A -FOR FINK- r:r;":;a iA7in, ;. - r ,,- rtt m f i-pi AM) . r 1 f Irll-fcil t, i :-i I . ... .t V. I ) 1' (I"., I neLarg mm: F it State Fierifflent Fan in - Hera of Cattle. Elopement of Married Woman. Ap plication for Lease of State Swamp Lands made by F. S. (J ties. New Berne Parties Favor It. Special to Journal, IiAi.Kion, N. C, May 11. Tuberculo sis Is discovered in a herd of twenty cattle at the State Experiment farm. Four of the cattle were killed after an examination by a Washington expert. Mrs. George H. Glass, wife of the Manager of tho Raleigh Telephone Ex change, lias eloped with a young man named Hall, employed for two mnniln liy Glass. Their whereabouts are unknown. Rh took her eight-year old son with her. The State Board of Pharmacy is exam ining 23 applicants for licences, as phar macists. Application was made today by F. S. Giles of Now York for the lease of 339, 000 acres of State Bwanip lands, for n term of six yean. Petitions signed oy many New Herni people, for the lease.are tiled. THE STATE CAPITAL. Came From Baltimore to Stent ll Colonel. Wake t'oaniy . nenri Ninie lieioi or Interest. Journal Bureau, Raleigh. N. C. Miry 11. Judge R. T. Bennett, the memorial orator yesterday was Colonel of the 14th North Carolina Volunteers, and he must have felt complimented at the number of his old command that caniC here from other places to hear him. O110 of lilt privates came from Baltimore just to hear and sec his old Colonel. At the annual meeting of tho L. O'B Branch Camp Confederate Veterans tin roll call was answered by 10!). The reso lutions of the Daughters of the Confeder acy regarding the history to be gotten ou by the O. A R. denouncing tho South ern soldiers was read and approved. The will be presented at the reunion at Nash yille and sent to every camp in the Stale. Delegates to the re-union were appolntei as follows: Col. T. 8. Kenan, Col. W H. S. Burgwyne, A. B. btronach, J. C Birdsong, T. J. Edwards. . The Raleigh township roads are receiv ing praises on all sides at one tim. Mecklenburg county roads were claimci to be the finest in the State, but thu county will have to look to her laurel for Wake county will soon pass her in good roads. Uraud Stcretary B. II. Woodell, C. B Edwards, J. N. McRary, C. F.'Lumsdei and W. P, Betls, have gone to Cbarlolti to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fel lows; It is said that Mr. Al Falrbrothcr will start another paper In Greensboro. Mr, Falrbrother, it will be lemumhercd, ha gotten into hot water in many p!ace where Jhe has tried to do Journalisth work and he was ordered by the court in Durham to edit no more papers in thit State. .. The State Normal and Industrial school commencement begins Saturday, Ma) ISth, and dotes Wednesday the 10th. The papers here, are rather giving Bill Fife a poor write up. lie has a keen eyt for th. dollar and watches the collection, closely, , The 8uprcme court Library is closed this week so as to make some neede., repairs.-' ' ' i Governor Russell has commuted the death sentence of Bobo, the negro who killed the man at the NewDeriio Fair, to life Imprisonment. Governor Russell is asked by the chair man of the homo seekers association ol Chicago to appoint S delegates to the annual convention in September to dis cuss the best methods of placing befon the homo seekers suitable localities. Ht is also asked to appoint a represontativi on the part'of N. V., to furnish the Inter national prison committee with informa tion concerning North Carolina crlmlna laws and, car. of th. criminal insane. . All the sewing machine companies do ing business In this Bute last .year liavi renewed license except the Domestic . Hob. II. W. Ransom will deliver tht annual address at Wake Forest College this year. There an forty In the gradual ing class .;.- , "t' 1 t V . r TO RELINQUISH CUTS. ' A Be. ItoeUleB f Cmkt, which. If Tr Will Wm th. War. . Atheks, The conditions Insisted upon by Germany, tho chief of which is that Greece shall give her formal consent to tllo prlooiple of autonomy for Crete, will be accepted by the Oreek government. The note of the powers has not been presented, but it bat been drawn, aod is to the followinf enecti ' Upon a formal declaration by Oroeoe that she will recall her troops and agree to such an autonomous regime for Crete as the power In their wisdom shall deem best, and accept unreservedly the coun sels of the powers, thy will intervene In the Interests ' of peace. The not. will prot.iiljly be prevented after the German mi'.: r Iihh reowlvrd dual Instructions. It in ii" .!"il tlmt Greono in her re jily HI a 'i-nt lo all tho coudiliims. T.ic Urn k 1!' -t Imt left Vo.o, lut the French, Itiliiii and British gU'irdshits remain. The town Is quiet and has been occupied by the Turkish troops. A con siderable number of the latter have taken up positions on the surrounding heights. The bulk of the Ottoman army, howcvei has been withdrawn and is marching ib another direction. Quantities Of arms, ammunition and a number of ambulances were captured by the Turks at Volo. All the heights commanding Phaisnlia are now occupied by the Turks. Edhem Pasha, the Turkish Comman der, all his generals and a number ol officers of lower rank have been ducura ted aud many of the Turkish officers have been promoted. GOVERNMENT DECISION. Text en Commutation or Bobo's Mr. Ini,rloninent Inatend ol H anictnir. Special Correspondence. Ralsiqh. N. C.May 10. In the mattei of Charles Bobo, convicted of murder in first degree, at the February term, 1807 of Craven criminal court, and sentenced .0 lie hanged, Commutation to imprisonment for life 8 strongly urged by the trial Judg-: unrt y the Solicitor who proseculod; by many eading lawyers, physicians and citizens f New Berne, and by the County officers f Craven county. It appears that the lomlcide was not premeditated, that there was a fight between the prisoner intl the deceased after which the prisoner n the heat of blood, got a pistol, renew jd the fii'lit in the course of which he Irew his pistol and killed. The worst eaturc about it is that he fired at the de -eased twice and fired in tnc midst of a :rowd of bystanders. But all this was n passion and the entire affair occurred within a period of five minutes. Our law .mposcs capital punishment only for pre meditated killing. It is to be presumed chat the trial court would have vacated thu verdict but for the consideration chat it involved a delay au 1 expense and inconvenience of a new trial, all of which could be avoided by an Executive corn nutation. Let the sentence be commuted to im risonment for life. WASHINGTON NEWS. beathnin Will be Recorder or Deeil. Bell Telephone Null, t'ubnn II etc tlon. VVashisoton, D. C, My 10 -The se jction of ex-Congressman Cheatham, of iorth Carolina, to be recorder of deeds, .terns to have been decided upon, and, tuiess the opposition is unexpectedly trong, his nomination will go to the ienate in a few days. The President this norning informed several delegations vhlcli came to Indorse the candidacy of iKal politicians that Mr. Cheatham vould be appointed, anl it was believed lis nomination would be sent to tho ienate before It adjourned, but later in he day several Senators protested against ue nomination and asked that It lie held ip for a time. It was also intimated that Here might be some doubt of confirma lon if the appointment was made. The local Republicans have contended nat the office being a district one ux dusivcly some Wellington man should w selected, but the President regnrdt it it a politicol office and points to prece lent to strengthen his opinion that it ihould just as well go to an outsider. )n of the first delegations at the White louse today came in tuo Interests of a ocal aspirant for the office and were in fjrmed thit Mr, Cheatham bad been premised, the place. Not discouraged in the, least, they continued to set forth the qualifications of their man for the oftlce and insisted that he should be appointed The President candidly informed them, uowever, that ho had promised the place already and that Mr- Cheatham would, without much doubt, be designated. - The Bell Telephone company has won the case brought against It in the Su preme court t'T the United States to annul-the last Berliner patent. This de cision, which was rendered today, has the effect of continuing the control of the telephone by. the Bell Company for seventeen years from the date of the last patent, which was granted in 1891, The Morgan Cuban resolution was dis cussed at considerable length In the Senate. For the first time since the day's debate began, the opposition sentiment expressed itself, Mr. Hale (of Maine) and Mr. White (of California) spoke against tlie resolution, while Mr. Turpi, (of In diana) supported it. Weekly Crop Bulletin. " The week ending Monday, May 10th, was not favorable, for the growth of crops. Tii. weather was entirely too cool and windy.. The temperature was below the normal, notwithstanding the bright sunthin. which prevailed moat of the week. The eool weather hat retard ed growth of crops and sprouting of seeds considerably. ,The week was quite dry, light showers occurring st scattered points only on May 8th is tht central aad western districts. Farm work hat been brought up to date now about everywhere. Tho stands of corn and cotton are not generally good. Every, thing needs warmth and moisture. - Easte DibtBiot. After the fine ralni at the end of tht preceding weak oooler weather set In, with briak north erly win It, unfavorable for the growth of crops: There was plenty of anntliliie and the latter part of the Week was warm or, Light thowert occurred at two ir Ihree pieces Wednesday tod Thurs day, The week wat tine for work, The weather has bneit too cool for cotton, I causing It to come up slowly and look POWDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening ilrength and heallhfiilness. Assures the ood against alum and nil forms of ndul eration com -non to the cheap brands. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. New York. poorly; some may have to be replanted. Chopping cotton lias commenced. Corn is being plowed flint time; stand not joodj cut worms are doingsome dsmase. Considerable tobacco was transplanted first of week and many peanuts planted. Potato bugs am damaging potatoes in some places. Rice is nbout all planted md Is coming tip finely. Wild berries will apparently he plentiful. Shipment of strawberries has commenced in north ern portion of this district also. Cbntbai. Dhthici'. r Notwithstan ling abundance of sunshine, tho weather was very cool until Thursday, and though the soil was suftlcientlv moist at the be ginning of tho week, the brisk northerly winds dried it rapidly; rain is still iuwd. ed. Showers occurred nt some points on the Bth. The weather was tine for work, but the growth of crops has been very slow on account of tho cold, light front, even, being reported from northern points. Cotton is (juite backward mid arrowing slowly; some being chopped. Corn is still small, comparatively poor stand, and some being killed by rut worms. Cinch bugs have done little damage as yet to wheat, and rust is re ported by very few correspondents. Transplanting tobacco continues, There is considerable falling oiT of fruit, but there will be more peaches, apples and plums than expected earlier. THE C0TTILS MARKETS. Way 11. Tub cotton market was without special interest, ruling firm and higher. Au gust opened at 7.38 and closed at 7.43. lours tr aly, J. E. Latham. THE MARKETS. Chioaoo, Hay 11. OPENING. OlOSB. . 4.05 4 in July Wheat. July UU is. .. TIRED MOTHERS luu help ,n Hood's .Saibiipai iiln, which (lives them pure blood, a too I appetite and ne and tttde-i STRENCTH. Your Choice Your Price. AT- Jin Siter's Farnitare Hoase. I'ndcr Hotel Chiittankn. New Berne, N. ('. o o 0 o Tno Furniture you put in it makes tho 'oillereuce 0 betweon a house and a homo. You want it Low 0 Piucei), and you waut plenty to select from. 0 Suter has both, lie is prepared to furnish one 0 small room or a large house at prices equally 0 reasonable. 3flt Coats Nothing to visit his store, and yotrwill be convinced of the aboTe. Wall I Carolina Chill Fills entirely cured me of dyspepsia and . gave me an appetite when everything else had failed. For first time in several years I am a '.welt man. ',.' ' (Signed), H. B. SMITH. AT 13c XIOX. Sold by Brndjianh We e e Expect I i On tf$siv" HU am I ?r a. Fr-Hli Ij:.t t ; Shatter's Mild Cured Hams . . Also ft fretn lot of the Viry Fined Y'.lu'm I!.itt", jut from tho Dairy. Only .'." Cent per pound. Do von need a gnod Wauh Tub, Wash llourtl or ('lothes Lii c? If to jmvp uj call. New Uroo'iis Swopp (lean, anil wo have 11 good mock of them, all grades. We can sell von a (iood Shoe Hindi and ti lox of the Hest Shoe ItUekiotr in tho world. for only lo cts. J Tl,c. Host Stock of Fancy and Stipto (iroceriuj in tiie city. Z? "y nil and t xninine. Xvry Itvspvvtt'tilly, BmiflHasliill Wholesale aud It tail lirncers. 71 Broad St., 'e Be.-ne. N. C. Groceries Cheap and not Cheap Groceries Have Attracted tho al tcntioit of All Gocd Housekeepers oun iklivi:uy . Is on the 00 all the time. BE 1 TO Y0UR3ELF and tare 10 to IS per cent, on your purchases by , trading wltu . JOIItl DUNtl. a Great S S3OlJO2GGC0OOO0DOBOCCOOD ft 3 mim 18 S3 A P, A TV trra I if f raw mm IS M VV AA.J,tXlU t VAW U 0 (eV WsMsSIrA ' ' U ofi'er We Q ctay, May 20th for Pillsbury's Best Flour. of m m BEST ROLLS, 2nd BEST ROLLS, Spi Crd BEST ROLLS. Mailer's name f ft l . 0 w- to owe store by 2 o'clock, p. m., 'J hurs clay, Tday 20tli. Rolls will be judged at f o'clock by the impartial ladies, and o raerlt rJcne will secure the decision. O S This Dour on frst Fcquaintane. 'S f t i i i. .-i , 'a i i . Sel h thci onsh and skillful trial 1TM .HAWY" se'P;&28t Cr.lILHTIK4 ARK IT; Kv-.v !i!i hi 'ili'H ci out a4'4 in-.'-: v,. iu '!,tiif' m I'h- li i i. i.l r rt !i o- .,'1 l.?i.i ii. lm-ilu.-Nf. ill r i.l,:'ly. W I- i i I,- : ii . ,.i;(l 111 ..1M,' p. H'liilt iln- - tut, -. t isiii.ii, ' - . a'l'i j t- l him i .O' 'I . t I I it -.- li in votl I ie.iiiil ni.-. I j - -1- i uli-.i n oil-. Inu , -Ml '-iMiit- I, it, w.--it, r ! - ,io l;e-te in , ill.'ul;. W'- ft.in'l I I ti- ,;ivr i -.11 h.'llll wiiax ill it ,,u .Iiiit I wuiii. I ll Middle Street Prepare in Time. WINDOW M KKLNS, IK),) II S l!CEN !'U l.TligETTIN(l, G L V M Z K I) ttlilE FESCIG.- j Glazier's Refrigerators l In litST and CHEAPEST ever seen in tie I'll v. Garland's Steves & Ranges Hm'V take I In1 LEA!) md are equalled by none, E I V IIII IUL.IIUUUI Coder Hotel ChatUwka, Foo b . Front Btreet, 'eaj Uerpe, N. Wiikm bi ll oat or onttims'eat a Cafrju aody .cathartic, curs gnuacilesd, 10s, tte. t unnn i ni i u v i ii i will pay ou Thurs-" IiKttT UOliL 2 00 m 2 and direction taken W V,- - OI K .n.4M510TH g n ih Kouds of Hu "V" urn, .lOUDAX' "Ait : scr. v BKMKiY. Mud i according to formi la of tlie late Col. Jordan. M)U) ONLY AT Davis' Pharmacy; IVr Bottle?. Sewing , Machines ( l- A.Y TKU 8 to re-uon si .e inrties ON ONTULY fa t nii Ms. ; - Will Call r Wail on I'arilcH, Dufilliiite Parts f.i; .Miiciiius. ' Fur Sale, ' Strike ami Oil In supply. E. J. Lan IKR'i 7H PolWk Ht . NEW IlKRNE, IX. t . District Agent, Sot taftcHiiFir Csmie r : Liberal Terms filven LocaI AftiU ! ' " ! Henry Pharauaey, Tooth Hrushes. Toilet Artiolea, Ac nn Ynii : Nei'i On . 4 e Hiiriuu Hindi w W w nriir - TAKE BENRY1?, composed n Sarw. r lla. Yellow Dock, Meadralwv Beana, iVxkler Ah Bark.rWntfrea.IocUde TVi. unit and Indlde Iron tilth Wintrrgrern. ' Tltt. -..u.i:.. I . l .... ' r.. r lo meat the ponuNr nerd UW a -ft!'l lnt!Ber, without telng rcltled lo H many tec ret noetrnm and iitk aviii clot of the Hay, ofnnliaown eooi. orHtmi and jceemlly of 11 It It itrBHoal t1ib The roiBuls It priottd en tltt aibrt'? PRICE OVLY M CE5T8U H atae bottle naaallj told fce UJl ' '

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