VOL. XYI-NO. 215.-
NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1898.
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Fitting Handsome Shot's for all sexes and ages as we are offer
ing today at such Low I'rioes, that no one coed wear a slouchy
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Special to Journal. . . '
Washington. Feb'y. 12. The House
Committee on Judiciary today killed the
Senate bill to permit South Carolina to
control liquors brought Into the State in
Original packages.
The Georgia delegation in (Jongress,
aided by all the Democrats trom all the
southern slates are raising a hubbub
over the nomination of a negro, J. H.
Deveaux, to be Collector of Customs
at Savannah, Ga., by President McKiiv
ley.' Vigorous protesting prevented the
politiciaus securing the appointment of
negro postmasters at Savannah Jand
Augusts, Ga., and the same tactics might
have succeeded in this case had not a
umber of the most prominent white
m, rdiants ii Savannah e idorted Devetux
for appointment as Oollector of Customs
at Brunswick, Ga. Now they are put iu
the position of objecting to take an offlc
ial they are willing to endorse for
another town :
iOur
Slices
. Will Always Maintain their Deputation for
Honesty oi Manulacture,
Skill of Workmanship,
Excellence oi Material and
Satisfactory Wearing dualities.
Don't Forgot That Our
Dry Goods Department
Too full to overflowing wvh everything belong
ing to that line and the Prices are in'your favor.
JUST RECEIVED
Fell ul inert.
Special to' Journal. ,
Richmond, Feb'y. 13. Arthur Garney,
of Rocky Mount, N. 0., while dressing
in Ilia room at Murphy's hotel in this city
this morning fell through a large pane of
;lass. The broken glass severed the jug
ular vein of the unfortunate man and he
died in ten minutes. i
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One Car Load Clairette Soap,
and Gold Dust Washing Powder.
V Such mammotii .purchases must win ,
LOW PRICES AND YOU WILL ALWAYS
GET THE BENEFIT AT . . . .
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Special to Journal,
New Yoisk, Feb'y. 12. The American
inur St. Louis brought safely into port
today tiie passengers and crew of the
brie Netherlands.
The brig was an American boat and
was lost at sea on February sixth.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Be9T Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 35 cents per
box. For sale by F. 8, Duffy.
Nollcllnr Appointed.
Special to Journal,
Uai.eioii, February 12. Governor Rus
sell appoints Wheeler Martin as solicitor
for the twentieth district, vice, Claude
Bernard resigned who has taken the
place of C. B. Aycock as United States
attorney of the Eastern District.
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where (iood are so Reliable and Prices so Reasonable as hero.',
, We are not philanthropists. We don't givo away our
goods. We make a Fair Profit and only a fair proGt.
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I PrioM. 'A Full Lino of FANCY CAKES Just Roceivod.
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The 'rj l!ot Bli nded ('offL-e, 2."o U.
" Ali" frmli lot of th'wn 1 rge IIhhin, out to order 12o lb.
Slinfers Kiin'.l Vig H urn lie I . fill if cr 4 Breakfait Klripi
10j lb.
If y i wunt full valuo fur your mnnry give ns a trial and
WC jar ill pleHSn ) ill and MVx )mi money.
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VIGOROUSLY FOUGHT.
ApDlpt cf Nop Jjcbnson as
Assistant District Attor
torncy Bernard, is being vigorously
fought by the Russell Republicans, ai a
Harry Skinner claims it for one of his
friends.
Tile State Commission for the extermi
nation of fruit pests met here today. It
has done splendid wort.
Th Soul hem 4i-K rereindaitsordr
forhiddinc; the issuing of free passes to
families of itu employees.
The penitentiary will cultivate 300 acres
of rice lands near Wilmington.
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A Nice Lot of Small
Sugar Gured-Pig Hamsr
INTENSE SUFFERING.
From
Dyspepsia and
Trouble,
Stomach
INSTANTLY EELIEVED AND PER.
MANENTLT CURED
A Hw IMncovfry, Mnt Not
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Dr. Red well relates an interesting ac
count of what lie considers a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic
dyspepsia by the use of the new disco v
ery, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.
He tays: The patient was a man who
hnd suffered to my knowledge for years
with dyspepsia, Everything he ate
seemed to sour and create acid and gases
n the stomach; lie had pain like rheu
inatism in the bsck, shoulder blades and
limbs, dullness and distress after eating
poor appetite and loss of flesh, the heart
became affected, causing palpitation ahd
sleeple5sness at night. .
I gave him powerful nerve tonics and
brood remedies, but to uo purpose. As
an experinieut I filially 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 he had used four boxes be was
to all appearances fully cured.
There was uu more acidity or sour
watery l It lugs, no bloating after meals,
tho 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 a most valuable addition
lo any physician's line of remedies,
they are perfectly harmless and can be
given to children or invalids or In any
condition of the stomach with perfect
safety, being harmless and ontainlng
nothing but vegetable and fruit eswnces,
pure pepsin sad Golden Seal.
Itltout any question they are the
safi-st, most effective cure for indigestion,
biliousness, constipation and all derange
ments of the stomach hnwever slight or
severe.
' Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
drugirisla everywhere at fifty cents for
full sized package.
Passenger Rate Reduction. Baptist
Female University. Molt a
Candidate. Earthquake tYlt.
Penitentiary to Cnttivate
Rice Farm.
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R-AXttion. N. C. Feb. 12. t
On the 17th when the R. It. commis
sion meet again it is expected that, pas
senger rates will be reduced to 3- and 2i
cents per mile on the following roads:
Seaboard and Roanoke 120 miles in N.
C.j North Carolina Railroad; Piedmont
Railroad (Greensboro to Danville): Peters
burg road, (8 miles in North Carolina);
Ralcigb and Gaston; Wilmington and
Weldoh, (main line) Western North Car
olina, (Salisbury to Paint Rock); Atlanta
and Charlotte, (40 miles in North Caro
lina). These being the best paying roads
in tho State, the commissioners think
they can best stand the reduction.
1 Rev. Mr. Stringticld who is the solici
ting agent for the Baptist Female l ni-
vorsity lias returncti from a trip down in
le Eastern part of the State and is well
pleased with the success of said trip..
1'he building is a lovely one even now
without the finishing touches, hvcry
effort will be made to have It opened in
September,
Keeper of the Capital Burns has de
manded that a key to the Supreme court
Library be furnished him. Marshal
Bradley has had to give bond for .the safe
keeping of the b n Is, and he has refused
to furnish the key unless so ordered by
the court.
Governor Russell and family are in
vited to attend a reception of President
McKlnley's at the execuli"e mansion
February 16th, but he will not attend.
Neither will he attend a ball, to which he
he is invited March 3rd. to be giveu way
up in New York.
The party of Scandinavian editors who
were booked to stop here, and whom a
committee from the Chamber of Com
merce went to the depot to meet this
morning, disappointed this committee
for they did not stop here but lor ubout
live minutes.
The Southern Building and Loan As
sociation that went to the wall last year
mav declare a dividend before long. This
will be Rood news to many who hold
stock.
Cotton receipts for the week ending
Feb. 11th here are 800 bales against Hi)
for the same time last year. The total
to date for 1898 is 31,010 apiiust IS,MS
for 1897.
Ex-postmaster Shaffer has paid the
costs iu the matter of the judgim-nt
against Governor Russell and other
bondsmen.
Yesterday out in the country, a Mr.
Browning shot futully his fallier-ut-law a
Mr. Strickland. No one could learn any
of the particulars. .
Professor Eben Alexander last night
delivered a tine address on Modern
Greece. It was for the benefit of trie
Good Shepherd Church. Professor Alex
ander was Minister to Greece and re
turned to America about a year ago,
There was a large audience.
Sunday School workers are going to
organize a t'nlou here for the purpose of
studying the best methods pf Suuday
school work-
Marsh" Mott is here, anil says that
the report that he Is not a candidate for
re-election for the soilcltorship is a mistake."
Earthquakes or "earth tremors' being
the latest term are quite the fad just
now. One was reported here last week,
and one at 11.30 o'clock, at night on the
10th another one was very perceptibly
felt.
Attorney General Walter says that
teachers without license are not liable, to
indictment under Ihe revenue set, but are
liabln under common law for a mlado
meanor.
The Stalo today granted a charter to
the Sereanno Hotel Company of Ashe
vllle. Claude Bernard was tins rooming
sworn In as I. 8. District Attorney by
Mr. Fortune the clerk of the district
court. His resignation as solicitor
reached the governor on Fridsy. Wheeler
Martin will probably be made solicitor.
The different counties now are send
ing In to Superintendent llebane the cost
of the election for special taxes for pub
lic" school fund' One county rcmrts
costs at only 14.80, while Craven coiiu
ty sends In costs at ttO.
The appointment of Ed. Juhuson, a
negro, a the asMalant of Utntrlct At-
NOTHIKG FROM WOODFORD.
Onr Mlnthlnr Aii lleurd From Fur
Nnmetliiie. OtlicliilN nrv Worried.
Special to Journal.
Washington, Feb. 12. The State De
partment is troubled over not hearing
further from Minister Woodford at Mad
rid in regard to the de L mio incident.
It is intimated that communication
may be held up, no information up to
this afternoon having been received from
Minister Woodford for two days.
Senor Du Bose is now in full charge as
the representative of Spain in this coun
try. De Lome is making every prepara
tion for a speedy departure. .
Senor De Lome's successor will proba
bly be Senor Louis Polo Bemabc, son of
Vice Admiral Polo, who formerly rep
resented Spliin in the United States.
Senor Ucrnnbeis now engaged in a special
department of the foreign ministry.
How ihr LMIi r liot On.
New Yohk, Feb. 11. At the Cuban
junta it was said today that the letter
from Senor de Lome to Don Jose Canu
lejns was stqlen from the latter and not
made public by him. It was said that
the junta received information from
Washington that Senor do Lome had
written the letter. A man was sent to
Havana, who secured the letter without
Cnnaleias' knowledge and brought it to
this city. It was also said that when
Cnnaleias discovered the lose he was
afraid lo mentiou it
THE TRIAL AT LATIMER.
NeiiHAtlon 1'reiiilHiMl For Monday.
Wllii!Hei!i t'litlmpd to tiv In
II n t.n wit.
Special to Journal.
Wii.KEsi!Ai:i!K, Pa., February 12 The
lawyers for the prosecution in the ca-r
of Sheriff Martin in the- Latimer trial
expect lo spring a big sensation in the
court room today.
The attornevs claim to have evidence
against two prominent mine owners win
personally authorized intimidation am
kept awav, men who would otherwise
have teslilied for the State.
This is considered an offset to the
evidciiceof Ihe defense attempting to
show that some of the witnesses were
influenced !v the hope ot olilaimng
damage from the government in the
event of a conviction.
Kpnlit Whiiim Moilf-y .
Special to Joiirnal.
London, February 12 Spain has up
plied to England for a National loan
carry on the extraordinary expenses now-
being incurred.
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Fresh Elgin Butter.
Fancy Cream Cheese.
Fulton Market Corned I?eef.
Small BreaKfast Strips.
Fresh Grits and Big Hominy.
Loose Oatfhkes.
Dried Apples and Peaches.
Fancy California l'runes and Apricots 10,- per II).
Ileiuz Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce.
.Standard quality Table Peaches 10c per 3 Ib.c.ui, and lots
of other good things to eat, which we cannot mention fur
space at prices which defy competio:).
Illaiid i (Mill, IHT
71 Broad Kt., IfiEICXH, X. C.
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Every One
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BraUham's
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How Cheap
Courtship in
George Washington's Time
Was enlivened by cracking nuts,
pulling molasses candy, popping corn, or
any of the little diversions that fill
! in time bitween love making. There
were no confectioners at that lime that
could prepare sui h delicious roaroctiens
in Chocolates, caramels, marshniallows,
j linn-lions or white nougats that the lover
; rnuld gladden the heart of his lady love,
at lowest prices.
! . JT. Mc Sorley & Co.
Seems to be Ihe public
have laid in a lame i-toek of
ery. so vc
,iiv. . 'i ieed
Envelopes,
fce a&e..
'd now to IV'fvi t'oinpc-
l Henry's
POWDER
Absolutely Pur
And are prepare
tition.
We will not he undersold hy any one. j
(let our prices.
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JOB PRINTERS,
01 South Front Street. 'Phone so. I
Pharmacy,
127 Middle St., New Berne, N. C.
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A Specially.
A Fresh Supply of Lnndreth's
(larden Seed unci
Onion Sets-,
A full line of Legal
tion Prices.
Illanks at Couipe-
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Foiiml him Very faalldlnus critic
and particular imtron In the rut and 1
style of hla clothing. If you would clc I
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Masury's Paints.
Ariel Bicyles.
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New Beroe.
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.Stock of
Drnzi', Patent Moiliciuoi,
C'lpars, Tobacco, Sttionery,
l'nrfiiiiicry, Toilet Soaps,
Combi, l'.ruslies, Trusei,
, (Union Sccils, &o,,
Mr. ,iM,.iH
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AT LOWEST PRICES.
Quality nii I'ricn (iusrantecl.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
of Purest Drugi anJ Chemicals.
Goods delivered
to any pnrt of the rity.
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FIRE IN5URANCB AQLNT,
New llernr, - N. C
69 South front Street.
3T3,2.8 70 rrfH HttlrtK. rli nntly finished suit flu
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F. n. CHADWICK'S,
XereksHt Taller,
lot lliniit a Hmitrr. '
Before Buying
Your Spring Hats
You should see onr stock.
S'e havu received many new styles
add are prepared to suit every one
both in style ..ml quality as well us
in price. Vo.i rhoulil have u light
Spring Hut for the Fair and you can
do no belter than to call and exam
ine stock at once.
Our Spring Shoes have arrived
also and wo prouiisu von the most
complete line ever offered in New
IWnu.
Yon should have a pair of Russet
Patent Ieathors for .(, our line
of shoes is complete and up-to-date.
You will do well to t.-y us before
buying elsewhere.
Baker & Dunn.
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