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THST DOTSB IN OPINION.
' TEA GOWN'S, feminine and dain
ty, in cashmere and soft clinging fabrics
are popular for home wear, and we have
many beautiful materials for your se-.
lection.-
:v f : We are showing a stylish assortment of LADIES'
FLANNELETTE and all' the lingerie so necessary in every
Lady's Wardrobe.
' - These wintry blasts and cold rains make extra precau
tions necessary. Fortify utriiinst tleeplessnes. by buying a pair
ot our . . .
ALL WOOL BLANKETS,
!Ov4. GOOD VALUE,
Former Price Xow Reduced to
$3.50. $3.00.
Heavy Gut in ai!
Winter Underwear.
: ,,. March so trying to every one, has many aches
and shivers in store for you. Examine our stock and marvel at
the bargains we offer. ' . ,
i No one should tempt Providence by risking wet.
feet. We offer great values in our SHOE DEPARTMENT. '
' Qiality, Prompt and Courteous Service and Ex
tremely Low Prices are a winning team for
PmKHlul ftneak.r Ha. Onp.tta
Vl.w. an m ' finance Bill. The
ftp.ak.rla Bar. HI. Way.
Special to Journal. ' k
Washington, Feb. 8. There is said to
be a difference of opinion between Presi
dent McKinley and Speaker Reed as to
the advisability of the House passing a
financial bill at this session. Mr. Reed
thinks the voting down of the Teller reso
lution by the Hoase was sufficient to put
the party on record against silver, and
that it would be wiser to have the 'House
finish up the regular business of the ses
sion and adjourn as soon as possible,
than to have the financial debate that
would be necessary to put through a
financial bill along the line recoup
mended by the ' president's message.
While Mr. McKinley thinks that it
would be better for bis party to
further emphasize its position by having
the House pass a financial bill. -
Although some persons are predicting
that this difference of opinion will lead
to trouble, the chances are that it will
not. Mr. Reed's position is endqrsed by
the strongest men of bis party in the
House, and the chances are that he will
have his way, and that the President will
not insist upon having a bill passed.
Will Ga For lb. Steal Bar.P. -
Special to Journal.
Wilkrsbarre, Pa,, Feb. 8. The prose
cution against Sheriff Martin and bis
deputies will try to have the owners of
the coal mines indicted as accessories to
the murder of the strikers at Latimer.
SlierilT Martin and each of the deputies
have furnished bail in the sum of $6,000
which was obtained from a surety com
pany in Philadelphia, making a total vf
bail furnished of 9130,000,
Will Ucnend un England.
Special to Journal.
London, Feb. 8. China is reported to
have finally abandoned the idea of obtain
ing a loan elsewhere than from England
and will make no further efforts to obtain
help from Russia. '
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Lamp Filling Cans.
, : I desire to call attention to the fact that I am prepared
to furnish the trade with Arpus Automatio Lamp Filling
Cans, These cant hold 5 gallons and are self-filling and
perfectly air iiBht, thereby preventing evaporation.
. Cant are loaned free of etpansi and ar called for regu-.
larly to be refilled with only the BEST QUALITY OIL at
Lowest Possible Prices.
Call and examine sum. Good bouse keepers should not
be without one. Very lloapectfully, -
I D PARIYFR IP Wholesale and
J. I!. iMnlXtr., Jr.., Retail Grocer.
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THE STATE CIPITU.
Tie HappeiiiDp jf One Dai
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ZOLA GAINS A POINT.
INTENSE SUFFERING.
From
Dyspepsia and
Trouble.
Stomach
INSTANTLY RELIEVED AND PER
MANENTLY CURED.
Pastas
A New Discovery, unl Hot
Medicine.
Dr. Redwell relates an interesting ac
count of what he considers a remarkable
cure of acutestomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by the use of the new discov
ery, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says: The patient was a man who
had suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia. Everything he ate
seemed to sour and create acid and gases
n the stomach; be bad pains like rheu
matism in the back, slioulder blades and
limbs, dullness and distress after eating
poor appetite and loss ot flesh, the heart
became affected, causing palpitation and.
sleeplessness at night.
I gave him powerful nerve tonics and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. As
an experiment I finally bought a fifty
cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets at a drug store and gave them to
him. Almost Immediate relief was given
and after be had used four boxes he waa
to all appearaocA fully cured.
There was no more acidity or sour
watery tilings, no bloating after meals,
the appetite was vigorous and he has
gained between 10 and 12 pounds In
weight of solid, healthy flesh.
Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are advertised and sold in drug stores yet
1 consider them most Valuable addition
In any physician's line of remedies, as
they am perfectly harmless and can be
given to children or invalids or In sny
condition of the stomach with perfect
safety, being harmless and containing
nothing but vegetable and fruit essences,
pure pepsin and Golden Seal.
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indigestion,
biliousness, constipation and all derange
ments of the stomach however slight br
severe.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
riruggUu everywhere at fifty cents for
full sized package.
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
Federal Conrt Opens. Accidentally
Hurt. 7 Corner Stone Laying
Lamb Bill Helps Depositors.
Some Singular State
Expenses. :
Journal Bcrkac,
: Balrioh. N. C. Feb. 8. TO, f
Today Federal court began, for the
trial of civil and criminal cases. Bernard
has not yet received his commission
from Washington as District Attorney,
so he has requested Mr. Aycock to attend
this term of court.
Yesterday at one of Die cotton plat
forms a 475 lb bale.of cotton was acci
dently thrown from a wagon and si ruck
one of the cotton weighers crusning him
to the ground. He is' probably internally
injured. . .
The fact that 18 out of the 59 applicants
for law license failed to pass is about the
biggest percentage that was ever turned
down. '
The corner stone .of the Colonial Manu
facturing Company of Concord will be
laid by colored Masons. This will be the
only cotton factory mill with capital
owned by colored men, and in which only
colored labor is employed in the South.
W. H. Chadbourne of Wilmington has
sent in his resignation to Governor Bus
sell, as one of the directors of the peni
tentiary.
The county commissioners of Wake
county are giving the county printing to
Jim Young who is the editor of "The
Gazette," the negro organ here.
If the Lamb bill, now beiore Congress
becomes a law, it will distribute $7,000
here. The bill is to pay depositors in the
different Frcedman's Saving and Trust
Oompanys.
There Is constant complaint that fire
insurance companies not licensed in this
State are continually writing Insurance
in North Carolina in defiance of the law
Many cotton factories are thus insured
because they'cao get such reduced rates.
Secretary of State Thompson intimates
that the State loses fully 10,000 a year
by this "overhead" insurance work.
The Secretary of State has incorpora
ted the "Carolina Soapstone Company.'
It is to mine, mrnufacture and sell talc,
copper and other ores in Moore and
Chatham counties, The incorporators
are Raleigh men. It is for 80 years with
a capital stock of $12,000 to be increased
totl00,000.
There is much Indignation felt and ex
pressed at the action of the board ol
aldermen in their last meeting, in decld
ing to charge the school committee
$1,200 annual rental for the Centennial
graded school.
The largest storage warehouse in the
State owned by Wessrs, Johnston and
Thompson, cotton buyers will be ready
to be occupied next week. It is just
north ot the eity and on the line of the
S.A.L,
The expense account of the R. R. Com
mission is made public Some of the
Items may, interest people elsewhere.
For instance James Mott Is paid 35 for
holding and guarding tho R. R. Commis
sion's office against "the two Wilsons",
Brockwell, the locksmith geta $10.40
for breaking into the office for Caldwell
and Pearson (Russell's tools) and then
repairing-said locks. This is pretty
way in which to spend the people'i
money.
Ex-Congressman Thomas Settle
now here. , He is ready, with .the open
ing of the next campaign, to enter noli
tics once more.
This morning the Supreme court began
the docket for the Spring term. There
are no Important cases decidedso far.
Next week there will be quite a
large excursion here of Northern people
who are wintering at Pinehurst and
Southern Pines. They come to see the
publio buildings..
All of the fruit nurseries In the Bute,
are now pronounced free of the San Jose
scale, and have been given a certificate
testifying the same.
tl.arral Neretrr Onlfir fAsnar.
Sal Ha. Hard riant Hcfar.
' , Bins.
Special to Journal, '
Paris, February 8 General Meicier
and Major De Odam were ordered by the
court to appear and testify in the Zola
trial.
Gen. Mercler is the former Minister f
War who submitted to the jury in the
trial of Capt. Dreyfus the documentary
evidence in the case. When summoned
yesterday be refused to appear, claiming
that It was not necessary. M. Zola him
self made a strong appeal to the presid
ing judge to have the witness brought
and the matter wns under consideration
until today. The Judge then issued the
order. "
The feeling Is that Zola has a hard fight
before him as the race and class feeling
is all against him. He reiterates his ab
solute courldeDce in the innocence of
Dreyfus.
Kpeeeb trom lb. Throne.
Special to Journal.
.London, Feb'y, 8. The Parliament
was opened today by the address of the
Queen, which was read from the throne
in the House of Lords.
The Queen makes no allusion to China,
although it was confidently predicted
that the position of Kngand and her
relation with the other powers would be
touched upon. The Queen promises local
government for Ireland.
A Nice Lot of Small
Sugar Cured Pig Hams.
Fresh Elgin Butter.
Fancy Cream Cheese.
Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Small Breakfast Strips.
Fresh Grits and Big Hominy.
Loose Oatflakes.
Dried Apples and Peaches,
Fancy California Prunes and Apricots 10c per lb.
Heinz Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce.
' Standard quality Table Peaches 10c per 3 lb can, and lots
of other good things to eat, which we cannot mention for
space at prices which defy compction.
President William, or Ibe Cbrmleal
National Bank lo Retire.
Special to Journal.
New York. February 8 George Wil
Hams,-President of the Chemical Nation
al Bank will resign from his position at
the head ot the bank. Mr. Williams has
been President for over 25 years. He has
been greatly troubled by Hie action of
Cashier Quinliu in milking the late worth
less loans or Immense sums of money
without authority.
BE WILL RESIQN.
Another combine.
Special to Journal.
Chicago, Feb'y. 8. The Stone Mami.
fucturcrs of this city have combined.
The capital represented by the differ
ent companies is ten million dollars.
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Vo 71 Broad St
VJLOJLOJUUUL
Wholesale
& Retail
CSroccrs,
., NEW BERNE, JiVi-c.
JUULOJLJUUUUUUL
LOTS !
ONLY $250 00.
BALANCE
FOTDER
Absolutely Pure
FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING UP AND SETTLING
RIVERSIDE,
With desirable occupants and owners, I now make for a
limited time the follow ins advantageous proposal :
Located on National Avenue, and
others equally desirable. All lots to
be connected with complete Sewerage
System
$5 CASH DOWN.
$1.00 A WEEK,
Every man of moderate means, and every man working on a salary,
may own a home. Buy a home and pay for it in installments,
When tho first payment is made, I will give you a guarantee to make
you a deed for the lot when all payments on same are made, "a pass book
"for weekly payments."
Safor than a savings bank, and far more proDtahlf .
When the lot is paid for, I will build yon a UV )ERN COTTAGE,
(your choice of plan) to be paid for in monthly indtallment3. Payments
but little more than vou would pay rent. For example, a cottage costing
t2,000, will cost in monthly payments, 130, fur 7 years, and the house
and lot is yours.
If yoti want a smaller cottage, say to coat $1,000. The monthly
payments will be $!". At the end of 7 venrs you own a house and lot in
a desirable locality, increasing in value every day.
lou should act at once. Size of lots oO x 200 feet.
Full information, maps, etc., call on
A.JJl. BAKF.R, .Kent.
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THE MARKETS.
Yesterday's mat kit quotations furnish
ed by 'W.',A. Porterfield & Co. Commission
Brokers.
New York, February 8.
STOCKS.
Open. High. Low. Close
.08 m 97 7
. 101 1021 1011 101
COTTON.
Open. High. Low. Close
'0o 0c 6.05 5.06
: ' CHICAGO MARKETS.
Whsat Open. High. Low. Close
May 94 06 Oft 96
Cobs
May 29 29 80 29
Hbtton Sales 197.000 bales.
Peoples Gas.
C. B.&Q. ..
May.
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BEFORE YOU FJND ANOTilEU OR0CK11Y STORE
where UnoJt are so Kultablit and Prices so Reasonable u here.
We are not philanthropes. We don't give away oar
goods. We make Fair Troth and otily a fir profit.
But we are Clone Buyers That's the Secret of our Low
Pri.-es. A Full Line of FANCY CAKES Just Received.
Mil DUIill, Casli Grocer,
yozAAn iL fTr:r:i:T.
JanaaM r.r Hl.aalka.
8a Frahoisoo, Cel., Feb. 7. Japan is
going to invade the Klondike, An army
of five thousand laborers is being gotten
tog-ether for the gold fielJs and In
month or so they will descend upon Daw
son City. ,
One of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
steaintr will .bring them here, but as
they will not land la the United Btatea,
there will bono one to say them nay,
unless Great Britain take a band in the
affair.
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The flew York Life Insurance Co.,
1MII TO ITS POLICY IIOLiDEItS
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Every Secood, - -Every
Minnte, -
Every Hour, - -
Evert Day,
Every Wtek, - - :
Every Month,
From January I, to December 31,
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61,813 63
373,38 76
1.017.434 63
10,401,453 61
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Tin Best Salvk In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
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corns, and all skin eruptions, and po.1.
lively cures piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 23 cents per
box. For sale by F. 8. Duffy.
OASTOniA.
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8omelimes Fstal.
An way 'n Nymp
Affords Immediala Hellut. We
have hundreds of Testimonials
praising. In highest terms, this
valuable remedy. No Cure, no
Pay.
Manufactured and Bold at
Brsdkam's
Reliable Pharasry.
Pollock and Middle (Streets.
WILLIAM DUIOr.
1 Everything For Chaps. 1
Frostilla,
Camphor Ice,
Purfumed Vaseline,
Vaseline Oil,
Vaseline. Cold Cream,
Hind's Honey,
Hind's Almond Cream,
Bishop's Camphorine,
SOLD at
Bradham's
Reliable Drug Store-
f Henry's i
s J rnarmacy, i
7 127 Middle St., New Beroc, N. C. Z
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A Specialty. ?
I A Fresh Supply of Landreth's Z
jf Garden Seed and 2
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E, F. Earlv.
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DENTIST,
OFFICE: Over Bradham's Pharmacy,
Rooms 3 and 4.
OFFICE IIOURS:-9:30 to 2 and 3 to 5.
(IAS ADMINISTERED.
Masury's Paints.
Ariel Bicyles.
7311
Street.
New Berne,
N. C.
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31. Is. IIOLLOWrXL, AgenU
II. W. NI3Ilf02f ,
Funeral Director and
Umbalmer.
Offlce 68 Broad Slrart, east to Stewart's
sublet, Rcaideaoa 18 Broad Street
tlr'Biirtal rotwe sp4a.'ty.
Truck !
PEAS ! PEAS ! PEAS !
Beans I Beans! Beans!
The earliest of Extra Early Peat,
and improved Valer.tloe and Butt
Proof Wax Beans.
Potato, to arrive.
Art You Comet Comal Coming!
el. F; CX.AUK,
Brick Store, Near Market Dock
They Ntantl High
On a pedestal of popular favor
when we make vour clothing or over
coat. They elevate the wearer above
the ordinary, every day style of man.
nd five a swell appearance that Is lm
pnathl. lo grt from any one but an
artiat In the tailoring line. We not only
make the clothes, but adorn the man.
F. H. CHADWICK'S,
Herckaat Taller,
101 Middlb Brmirr.
See He
For.
SHORT LOANS.
Whenever yoa have a paper
you want discounted tee ma
and yon OCT THE CASH.
IK A. AC II, BMITII,
IK Middle St., NtW.BERX E, V. u.