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VOL. XVI--N0. 251. NEW BERNE, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 27 1898. ESTABLISHED 1882 In THE COMING STRUGGLE. IS OUR HANDSOME STOCK OF ..STYLISH SHOES.. For All Ages ami Sexes. . : 3e We have them in all Widths and Sizes, in Fine ! 5 Cult. Vici-Kid, and Russet Leather for Spring and ' ' Summer Wear.' with Hull-Dog, Rugby and French S Plain Tops. We cun suit auione and everyouo 5c from our Fino Stock. 5. NO BETTER QUALITY. NO LOWER PRICE. Last week we called your attentionto our line of "Stevens' Checks' which Imve been moving1 rapidly. We are now getting in a most complete Stock of . . . . . . ., . SILKS, In Checks, Plaids, Polka Dots, &c. The very thing for dainty E.ister Waists. Then too, our Figured Organdies in Imported Goods, were selected, with an eye to please the Most Fas tidious Tastes,, and at the Same Time Conform to the Requirements of the Most Economical Purse, OUR GROCERY 1)EPABTMEWT Should Never, he Overlooked. Our BUTTER at 25 OENtS POUND is the tinest we can buy. Every Lnxnry and Necessity has a Place on Our Shelves and They Are Put There at the Right f '. arid Ton Can Ot Thert at Figures Which Will Never Cause a Regret. . . . , u o A Fruh Lot of N. C. Hams, only 10c lb. Miafnr s lireakfast Strips, 10o. Shafer's Sugar Cured Pig Hams, l'io lb. Loose Out Flakes and Oat Meal, 3o lb. Lirge and Sinall Hominy, 23 lb. Fox River Print Hotter, 25o lb. Ocod Cooking Butter, 20olb In fact our slock of FANCY FAMILY GROCERIES are alwavs up-to-date Give ns a Trial and be Convinced that we Save You Money by Dealing With Us. Very Respectfully, Wholesale and Retail Qrocer. Inaj erjr ivvri-cuuiiy, 8 J. R. PARKER, JR., Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. laBODiesiiiigsseiiiiii3 nono, North Ntate Infective Agency, Branch Offict, 45 Craven St Wm. Ellis in Charge. This agency has over 20 years ex perience. All legitimate work don anyhete In tint civilised world. Will hIiiiIhw employe.-, Mid olitain teatirminy nn either ti"l in rivil and' criminal anions alau furnished. Quard as watchmen. A few good men wanted, to aid tliia brancu iilAiat, W3I. IILLIH, Nnp't. OPERA HOUSE I NEW BERNE. N. 0., March 28, .898, Old Farmer Hopkins, IKTJlODUC INO Frank S. Davidson, Anil hi Famous Company of Actor, Ringers and JJanoers. 1,000 .uara Tarda of JUgniflrrnl Dobbin SFerrall 123 & 125 Fayettevllle Street, "TUCKER'S STORE," it iT,i:icjir, . jr. c. Our Tailor Made Gowns.. Country Toflay Practically in a of War. : Of the Court Brings the Gnllt Clese to Spain. Harbor mas ter's Statement. New Coal- ... ing Station. - Movement , of Warslilps. Special to J9urnal. ' " Washington, March 20. Efforts or the Administration to maintain secrecy until Congress is communicated with have been frustrated. Congressmen have shown remarkable loyalty to thu President in restraining their desire tor radical action until the President prepares his plans. The re straint cannot be continued longer than Tuesday or Wednesday. . The Administration policy must 1m. mediately be submitted to Congress or it will take the matlerlnto its own hands. The President has been corresponding with the Sagssta government regarding some plan for self government in Cuba. Little is known of the plan, bnt it pro. vides for the Independence of Cuba. The President personally still hopes for peace. : Before Congress meets Monday there is sure to he more knowledge of the con tents of the naval court of inquiry. When it Is published in Spain upon its receipt by Minister Woodford and de livery to the Sagasta Ministry, it will be cabled hick to the United States. It was learned today that the real sig nificance of the report of the naval board of inquiry has not yet been Indicated. The widely published statement to the effect that the board finds the explosion to have been from the outside and that it was caused by the setting off of some kind of sub marine mine is doubtless cor rect, but this statement only hints at the serious nature of the finding of the court. The harbor master of Havana testified that the Maine was moved , from the place where it was anchored to a buoy over the spot where the explosion oc curred. Whether the mine was there be fore the removal of the Maine over the plaue is not stated in the report. This Information concerning the testi- Man Made Garments, mad from the Newest Imported Material Perfect F.tlitv, Highest Class Man Tailor Work, Eicellenl Finish and ifuderrl I'ricct. ' The Characteristic! Diatineaiafc Our Tailor Mad Gown. W.' Start Man Mad Suils a1 (10.00, Fly Front Coat and Skirt Block or Navy Cheviot Serge Covort Clotlit, Meltons, Ao.. Id all the Newest Mixtures, nonu us jonr oruer lor Jailor Made Hulls, we, can give you llie best in thit world. monyofthe harbormaster comes from a man who knows every word of the re port. . - There is every reason to believe that when Congress learns the facts it will be Impossible to restrain both houses for quick and decisive action. Judge Advocate Marix, the bearer of' the report to Washington, arrived at the White House early this morning and has been engaged ia going over certain parts of the testimony of the court of Inquiry to explain the effects described therein to President McKinley and members of the Cabinet. Rumors are afloat that Spain has been notified that her fleet of seven torpedo destroyers and six torpedo boats must Stop, . ' Commodore Schey Is ordered to have the fleet at Hampton Roads ready to halt the Spanish flotilla of torp;da boats before it reaches its destination at Porto Rico, Minister Woodford cables from Madrid to the State Department at Washington that no despatches relating to the move ments of Spanish warships are permitted to leave Spain. , , ' ' . It is not known whether this embargo relates to telegrams from Minister Wood ford himself to this country, because last Thursday Minister Woodford and Dyer, United States attache at Madrid, sent dispatches to Washington. The censorship probably applies particularly to the sailing of the torpedo boat flutilla from the Canary Islands. The Mayor of Boston Is in the Capital today for the purpose of consulting with the officials of the government regarding the effective defense of that port. He was given assurance that the army and navy will be fully able to prevent any sudden raid upon any part of the New England coast. V The Navy Department today awarded contracts for the construction of the necessary buildings at Dry Tortugas fur the purpose of establishing coaling sta tions there. The expense is considered very great but a coaling station there is considered an absolute necessity in the event af war following intervention for Cuban relief. ; Myer of Louisiana Introduced a bill in the House today to Increase the Navy by six light draft coast and harbor defense vessels. General Grosvenor, the President's closest friend and adviser in Congress says that bethinks the United States will be compelled in obedience to nation al and inter-national duty to settle at once forever the question that has con vulsed this country and destroyed the lives of a great army of men, women and children In Cuba. " . j,, Key West. March 28 -KS4al.)-It is reported that the battleship Iowa and the cruser New York will sail for New York tomorrow. The Montgomery will be sent to Brooklyn. Captain Folger has been directed to assume command of the new cruiser New Orleans, which was the Amazonas of the Brazilian government. .Portsmouth. Vs,. March 27. Special.) The double turret monitor Terror came into the harbor her this morning. The monitor has been ordered to Key West to join the squadron al that point. II BE SOUS. Mentionetl as ths New Chairman Democratic Slate Committee. A POPULAR MlSrAKB . rrlla- Bin me lea rr DysswiMia d iBdlarcatlaa. The national disease of Americans Is indigestion or in Its chronic form, dys pepsia, and for the, very reason that it is so common many people neglect taking proper treatment for what ther consider trifling stomach trouble, when a a mat ter of fact. Indigestion lays the founda tion for niany incurable diseases. No person with a vigorous, healthy stomach will fall a victim to consumption. Many kidney diseases and heart troubles da(e their beginning from poor digestion; ihin, nervous people are really so because their stomachs are out of gear) weary, languid, faded out women owa their condition to Imperfect digestion. w lien nearly every peraon vou ncet is afflicted with weak digestion it is not surprising that nearly every secret pa tent medicine on the market claims to be a cure for dyspepsia, as well as a sour of oi nar trouDiea, wnen in fact, as Dr. Werthier says, there is but one genuine dyspepsia cure which is perfectly safe ana tenable, and moreover, this remedy is not a patent medicine, but it is a scien tific combination of pur Dentin (free irom animal matter;, vegetable essence fruit sails and bismuth. It ia sold bv druggists under name of Stuart's Djspcp sla Tubleta. No extravagant claims are made for them, but for indiaeation or any stomach trouble, Htuarl's Dyspepsia Tablets srs far ahead of any remedy yet aiacoverea. luey act oo llie food eaten. uo dieting is necessary, simply eat all the wholesome food you want and these tablets will digest lu A cure reanlta. because all the stomach needs is a rest, which Htuart's Dyxpepeia Tablet fire by doing the work of digestion. DruniUU aril lliene tablets at SOcU ner package, utile bona on stomach dl. anaaea and testimonials tent fres hv ad' ilrwwlns Btuart Clo., chemists. Marshall, 011CU. Embroidery Hswelal. We purchased from a large importer a lot of the above goods which they had on display in this window. We bought thorn as damaged, but they are all per fect. Pat on sale this week at half price. Babfoot's. A Tarawa MM Blaashl. - London, March 25. Lieutenant-Corn' mander Colwell, the United. State naval attache here, has bought for the United States government, through an American firm, a first-class torpedo boat, built at Schlchan for Germany, She ia ready to sail . Balelgh being Transformed Mor mon Elders Leaving. Health . -Department in Working Or , der. Fire Insurance Re , dnction Wanted. JOUBMAJ. BuRtCAU, .. Rauhob, N, C, March 26. f The -Health Department for Raleigh is splendidly equipped. ' When the present Health officer took charge three years ago there was only about $600 worth of equipage, now there Is nearly $3,000 worth, and of this $2,000 is new. Raleigh is still asking why there is no deduction in the 'fire, insurance rates made here, v Wilmington has just bad a 15 per cent reduction, The board of directors of the Blind Asylum have come to an agreement with Elliott Bros, of Winston to put up the building here for (22,500. This is just $5,000 more than their bid contracted for. The Southern Railroad has filed its exceptions to the fire wood rates now, It shows the rates here to be lower than in other States were before the commis sion reduced them. Rev. Dr. Putinger of the Church of the Good Shepherd, lias succeeded in erecting a chapel for regular services at Gary, a station about nine miles out from . Raleigh. Tomorrow this chapel will be regularly dedicated. ; Everywhere one goes here, there is to be seen street hands grading, digging and beautifying generally. Never before has there been so many people employed by the city, at any one time. In a year the city will have streets and Bide-walks fit to be compared with any place. Tuesday the 29th is the date that Chairman Caldwell sets for hearing tie exceptions against the fire wood rate. It is generally believed that at the same time some action will be taken as regards the passenger rate question. Commissioner Abbott says, that Chair man Caldwell's idea of making theCkun- cil of Stale a railrood commission, was favored by Robert M.- Douglas at far back aa 1890. Thit takes tht glory out of Caldwell's sails. The last copy of the University cata logue shows an enrollment of 605 stiv dents' and a teaching force of 88. This inoludes the summer school. It is said that the State Populist con vention will be held May 26th, the same day the Democratic convention Is held, (Joagrersman Linney comes to the front as an aspirant for the U. S. Judge ship in case Ewart's appointment is not confirmed. Republican Chairman Hoi- ton is "looking" also longingly for the place. Ex-Revenue Collector Simmons of Raleigh i mentioned at the successor of Hon. Clement Manly of Winston for Chairman of tbe State Democratic Ex ecutive Commlttoo. Mrs. MoLees of New York has sent a check for $500 as a gift to the Barium Springs Orphanage. This makes $1,600 she has given to this institution, . Three of the Morman Elders who have been stationed In this county for several years, yesterday started on their return home. At the depot there were a good many of their converts to bid them good by. Tbe 'elder affectionately kissed theli friends. It was rather a strange sight to see men kissing each other at tho railway station. Cordial Invitations were given to come lo Utah. Rev. E. Edwards, pastor of tbe English Baptist Church at Minersville, Pa., when suffering with rheumatism, was advised to try Chamberlain's Palo Balm. He say.- "A few applications of this liniment jitoved of great service to me. It subdued the Inflammation and relieved the pain, Should any sufferer profit by giving Pain Bairn a trial It will pleas me." For sale byF.B. Duffy. ' t Wrk at tr fMwwall. Washington, March 26. Fifty work men are at work on' the emplacement for an additional ten Inch gun to be added to the three already at Fort Cas well, The government la doing tbe work under Its own officer instead of by contract to v time. Tbe Monitor Nantucket hat been ordered placed in fighting shsp and is to be supplied with new gun. Don't forget that VioKu, Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Strings of sizes at Baxter, tba Jeweler, . THE ACCUMULATION POLICY OF The N..Y. Life Insurance Company, IH A POLICY ... With the tingle condition that th premiums b raid a agreed. With no restrictions whatever respecting ocoupalion, living or uisn ner oi ueain. Incontestable after it hu been in force one year. That cannot be forfeited after it shall bave been in foroa three jetrs. V Uh on month grac In payment of all premium. Wiih (ha privilege of Iteinstatomnnt during 5 o.onthi following the mini in oi grace.. With gnarantecd cash loans at ft per ennt, at st!cd time after 3 yri NlillU IVll tO.'iT OF A I'OI.ICY AT TOt'I! A (1 K. i.e. Dr. B. Delrhea'a Aatl Dlaren May be worth more to you than $100 it you have a child who soils bedding from incontencuoe of water during sleep. Cures old and young alike, h arresis the irouuie at once, f i. eom oy u. u. uraa- ham, druggist, Aew Uerne, li. C LES OH DUTT. ke T.Say Coaaal dra.ral Will Al.aeasih. ratf 0aar. Special to Journal, Havana, March 26. Captain 81gsbea and Hi other officers of the Main will sail for Key Wst tomorrow. Consul Ceneral Lee will then b th only American official, txoept th taches in Havana, Taa MAKXXTS. Yesterday's market quotations furnish' sd by W. A. Porterflcld A Co. Commission Broker. New Yoax, March 8. STOCKS. Open. nigh. Low, Close People Oat.... M 86, 86 80, C. B. 4 O, M 8t 86 t COTTON. Open. High. Low, Close May 8 81 8 80 5 81 8 86 CUICAQO MARKETS. WBsAT Open. Ulgh. Low. Close July 82 eaj 8:'t B3( Coaa May tfl) 2 2N( tf Cotton Hals H.tOO bales. I nip " WLa.ll ' Absolutely Pure , ' venae. Cutter - Washington. March 25. Captain Shoe maker, chief of the revenue cutter Serv ice, was busily engaged today in making assignments of officers to the revenue cutters detailed yesterday for defensive service along the Atlantic seaboard. Every vessel in tbe service available for action will be assigned to duty. Even tbe new cutter Oreham, on the great lakes, and tbe little cutter Calumet, lo cated at Chicago, have been called on, and in a day or two both the lake ships will be en route to tbe rendezvous at Hamp ton Roads. They will make the trip to the Atlantio seaboard through the St. Lawrence river. RELIEF IS MX HOUR Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease relieved in six hours by "New Great South American Kidney Cure." It is a great surprise on account of its exceed- ng promptness in relieving pain in blad der, kidneys and back, in male or female. Relieves retension of water almost im mediately. If you want quick relief and cure this is tbe remedy. Sold by C. D. Bradham, Druggist, New Berne, N. C. Tbe IriMtlalnna Convention. New Orleans, March 25. The State constitutional convention today practi cally adopted the suffrage article which is to become a part of the constitution. The new constitution makes voters of citizens of the State and of the United States, native born or naturalized, who have lived two years in the State, one year In the parish and six months in tbe voting precinct in which they offer to vole. The voter must be able to read and write in bis mother tongue or En glish and must hand his application to tbe registrar in his own handwriting; or, if he is unable to read and write, he must own property to the value of $300. ' Geo. S. Secord, the well known con tractor of Towanda, N. Y Bays: "I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family for a long time and have found it superior to any other." For sale by F. a Duffy. ' t Beer given away at 6o and water told at lOo a class at the Palace Saloon, 13 Middle street. weelnl Mule. We place on sale tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock, 1200 doz. buttons, small, medium and large size. Regulsr price 10c. special sale price 2c. to the doz. . Babfoot's. Bock Beer makes blood and brains, for sale at the Palace Saloon, 18 Middle Street. Backlaa' Arnica lalv. Tui Bast Salvb in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and poai lively cures pile or no pay required. It la guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per uox, r or sate y x. o. uuny. CASfORIA for In&nta and Children. 1 km XSaTNtrsslXaTSarsaTNJ JP.IAS I 1MAH IAlJEIt DYES, FOR EASTER EGGS. Free from poison. IVnit't Beautiful Shades of varions oolort. -SOLD AT- ' BUAPHAM'S PHARMACY. FOR SALE. Small Sugar Cured Pig Hams, . BREAKFAST STRIPS AND BIG HAMS TO COT, all Fresh Quality Just Received. 1 Also a Fresh Lot of Nice Fruit Jelly by the pound, 5o. Also in 5 lb pails for 25 cents each. Fresh Elgin Batter, right from the Dairy 25o lb. Fresh Canned Goods of all Kinds. Baker's Chocolate, both sweet and plain. . Cox's Geletine, , Plenty of Nice Fresh Eggs 10c dozen. Tbe Finest Tea and Roasted Coffee in the City Codfish and Irish Potatoes. The Very Best Flour, Lard and Baking Powder can al ways be found at our Store. iel & Gaskill, Wholesale afc Retail Grocers, 71 Broad 81., JrEWQBERJCE, fl SasNafBSaaNBatvaNa KILL-A-BUG Will save you a peck of trouble and knock the bugs out to Btay. Put op in pint bottles, fitted with patent sprinkler for ap plying the liqtiid to beds and furniture. 25c at Brad ham's . Reliable Drug Store. Ml sVSaaegVaVafNBBSl When Calling on Tour Sweetheart or any of your female friends, it Is a delicate courtesy to present your host ess with a box of our delicious Bon-Bons snd Chocolates. You may be sure that both she and the rest of the family will appreciate a choice morsel such as is con tained in our delicious concoctions. Corner Pollock and Middle Sts. Don't forget tbe place. C. T. McSorlcy & Co. Ileal Estate Agency ! Houses For Rent. Houses For Sale. Farms For Sale. Collections of Rent Any business in onr line will be given prompt attention by leaving word at the ttore pf N. Nunn & Co., opposite the Pott Office. E. E. HARPER. ..HARDWARE... Masury's Paints Ariel Bicyles. 73 Mile a, New Berne, N. C. I L2LBook Store Ladies' Horhe Journal for April. Fine Tinted Stationery Latest Popittar Mu&ic Musical Instruments. and -jpjaNsTS4?4rars iT Henry's nenrys Pharmacy, 127 Middle St., New Berne, N. C. ; Physician Prescriptions A Npcclalty. A Fresh Supply of Landreth't t, Uardea Seed. vsarTy-. (a. N. Ennett. When Baby Is Sick Don't grope in the dark or trifle with symptoms which niay be misleading; to an unpracticed eye. Send for your physician and leave with him the respon sibility of determining what the symptoms meau, and what The Remedy Should Be. If he writes a prescription, the responsibility rests upon yon of having It promptly and accu rately filled. We ar in business to meet just such emergencies. Our store la never without an experienced and capable atten dant night or day. Onr drugs are always th purest aod best that we can buy, , Bradham's Reliable Drugstore. ft CjljaNJsjrSsTJM It's (True, Too. wilt not Hod Summer Homes' Folder, 1898. Mr. W. A. Turk, General Passenger Agent of tbe Southern Hallway, is col- lalln fnfftrmatlfifi fur Hummer tlnni' H'older for ths ensuing bummer. K,ng i often but bait for tbe unwary that one tha names of proprietor, post office ad- "as out one urn 10 live, ami It Is short drew a. at or orar what station, convey-1 and sweet, while surgeons' bills are high anc unci, nunioer oi aurar. iprma per ry it out until too late. Looks and low price will decide their Choice. , Tbe wise man and wise woman will, however, deliberate and, having dellber. ated, will discriminate in making their bieycle purchases. They will real I an that good looks era often but enamel-deep that low prion la t lft It. J"Mn IV I'm.. ,) t I, t rr - 1 o f f t I offer for sale the following property. It Is lbs brat opportunity lor Investment now offered. Rloro, on corner, opposite A. ft N. C Dpot Residence next to above named store. Two tenements and ground oq rear of plars on Queen Sirwt. Honaeand large plot corner Pollock and (ivrman strei, (KU?') feet. A J 'y lo (ini'f V. !t I I H I ' ! I ' ' ' N. day. Week and month. This Informa tion will be printed In an attmeilt form and a large tdillnn published and dis tributed hv the varioua areata nf tliia immense system throughout all sections of llie couutry. I'enmns contemplating taking boarders f-r the ensuing Bummer are reii(mted to apply to the nearest rallmad agent for blank to be filled out giving tha above Information, and for ward at once to W. K. Turk, General I'aMen?r Agent, Waabington, D. C, to that it may reach hi en not later than April lat. TuU- yy 1; I i 1 ' Bce. . ,r " an and unwelcome. They will reallxe that Drat coat ia not everything, and that It is ' "better to be sure than to be sorry." And there's where we come in wltts Our 1 Columbia and . j Hartford Rlcyclen, All the world knows there know that their makers are too firmly ealab llalied and too jealous of their proud rep atations to endanger them, Tbey appeal to discriminating buyers. The wbrieJ hav good looks, nf eourae. But they hart Intrinsic worth aa well. We have the Separate parts in the rough lo sbow the skeptical or to btlp those who are delilieratlng, V.pi. T. IUWU Atf., SI . front 8t., New Berne, K. 0. I)o!Mii IVrrall 1. I i. .. ei)ra,
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