VOL. XVI-NO 144.
NIW BIRNI, H. 'C, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1898.
ESTABLISHED 1882
BIUOH TROUBLE PROBABLS.
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rjrCiuMMIIrrlac Pari. Colonel
Plrqnart Itaflrr Military Arrmt.
Paris, September 82 The situation
here Is very grave. A clash between the
military and civil authorities over the
Dreyfus' case le pronounced.
The seizure of CoL Plcquart by Gen.
Zurlinder, military governor of Paris,
when being tried by a civil process, is
feared as the first step toward a dicta
torship. It emphasizes the determina
tion of the army to prevent a revision of
the Dreyfus case at all costs.
The Paris papers, say that the minister
of war. General Chanolne, has examined
IHE ST1TI CAPITAL.
FUNERAL OP WINNIE DAVIS. YVSTVinr TfTfTTt YYY VnTTT
It Will be Notnll One. FIukh nt IIkM
HmiIh Richmond,
Interest la lhe ComiDg State . Fair
Growing.
Albemarle Presbytery. Mewborne's
Biennial Report. The Case -of
Or. Stockard. What Chair
man Uolton Says.
cJJ ; . . Thut is always acceptable to U e dell)te it- roach as an appetizer
pm and to the robust as a satisfying and U mptn,' mw 1, is our Choice - -
g Nliafer IlaniM nnil lirenkfat Bacon.
We have a superior quality f ssaltul Piovls'ous in COD T18H,
5 thai is unsurprised for excellent . '
JJ . Wo have JUST RECtlVEl) a Supply of BONILEtS CORNED
5 BEEF, which is Very Fine Indeed, and Just Corned. ; .
j5 Also nn entirely new assortment nf FANCY (JAKES, FRESH AND
8ALTV WAFERS and the Celebrated Favorite MILK CRACKERS,
being a new .Cracker juslout from the Baltimore Branch of the Nation
al Ruscuit Co.'
FINE BUTTER and NEW CREAM CnEESE AlwayB ut our store.
the documents of the Dreyfus case, and
I has ordered tbo prosecution of Colonel Journal DukkaU. I
PlcnnaVt. on the chrire of forserv and Raleigh. N. C, September 22. f
nstn forced documents In the esse. Col- lowest In the coming Slate Fair is in
onel Plcnnart made a statement which creasing. Col. Cunningham is not allow
caused a sensation. He said: I ing imngs to remain quiet, ine Fair Has James P. Smith.
"This Is, perhaps, the last lime I shall never BeIore naa President who was so I The procession, which will follow the
speak In public. I shall sleep, perhaps In """ugniy entuusea wttn ine worK, nor I body to the grave, will be composed of
the military prison of Cherche Midi. Pne who wss 80 determined that every-1 tue Confederate Veteran camps, veterans
I Therefore. I wish to declare that If I find "lng should be successful. Col. Cun-1 from the Soldiers' Home, Sons of Vet
there the strangling cord of Lomercier nlnSl""n h rented for October the Lrans, Daughters of the Confederacy and
I Plcard or the razor of Colonel Henry it I nanasome Cameron borne on Htllsboro others.
will be murder, for I have no idea of tireei, urn auring me fair he ana Ms in concluding the ceremony at the
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committing suicide." cnarming wue will Keep "open House." gravo Centouary Church choir will sing
The judges, aftejiashort deliberation, unninguara wno witu lier v irgtnia a hym.
decided to adjourn the case Indefinitely, "nowicage hospitality, ana cordiality While the procession is passing, the
and Colonel Plcquart was led away by 1 18 wel1 mlfcd 10 m4k0 her husbands home I uel Is of all the churches in the city will
i one oi me most attractive, win do wei
AUTUMN MERC3IDISE !
I the documents in the Dreyfus case and
pronounce upon the advisability of the
I government formally grauting the prls-
i onor of Devil's Island a new trial, met
this afternoon at the ministry of justice.
I The greatest precautions wore taken to
I Insure secrecy. It Is understood that the
I commission will come to a decision by
next Monday, when M. Sarrleu will com
municate lis finding to a cabiuct council
I which will be presided over by President
Kaure.
PECULIAR POISONS.
THERE'S A REASON
I GENERATED IN THE HUMAN
BODY.
For our increased business, reason quite sim.
pie when you stop to-think oi it.
.Always some kind ot merchandise at
price lower than elsewhere. Many have ; dis
covered this..
We can no mores tronly emphasize this, SSZ"
than in saying, as a lot of merchandise comes indigestion-or dyspepsia.
tft ns ttf. nrii'ft InTjrrpr than thn mnrlrof Bin rln Tirol The stomach, from abuse, wtaknesa,
4- i '. ... d-ei not promptly and Uwroughly digest
" " jtuu iiuiiiuiju , lu vui u uw tiie rood. The result la a heavy, soauen
" PriCe tO the eUStOmer lUSt in nrOTJOrtlOn aS it mass which fermenu (the procesa ofde
tttoq oor.iir.or1 Tvrr no. Htnro r,rvrrr toUn,, a cay) poisoning the blood, making It thin,
tumn appearance. New stuft daily.
lllnck Skirls.
, A lino of plain uml floured Bi il
lmnltnc Skirtaf plain nnd the new
llo'uiire effect, liottor nmile thim
visiiul, prices $2.00 to $4.75. , .
A, speciul vithio in black brorade
silk skirt, price $5.90. ; ' ,:. -
Plaid Drew 9mk1n.
A full Hue o hri),'lit ' plaidtf, in
rich coloring, just the ' thing for
wuists and niiat's'(lre8ik;fl, 28 inchi'8,
12 l-2c. . x f. ; - . v. ; ,:
lrinteI Flamieleit?N.
in fee lines ot these, every piere
new and two of the kiuus, 8lighl.ly
under the nsiiilT prices, le, 10e nml
' 12 1-2& - v
Made Nlieels.-
, " 10x4, 45c and C2 I-2c.
. :-M Single bed size, (63X90)
:i8r. " .
Ihown, 9x4, 4 Off.
" .10x1, 45c. , -
Pillow Cnsew,
Sizes 45x30, 10c, 12 l-2c wid 15c.
Ilenistitelied, 45x30, 15c.
' 54x30, 17c.
I nolicemen.
The commission appointed bv the min- comeu uere "y uer u09t 01 Kaieigh
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I istor of justice, M. Barrlen, to examine ". maoe wmie uere, wnen ine uoi
onei wus tne memuer or ine legislature
from Person county in 1897, when he did
such good work for the Democratic par
ty as could be done among such men
composed that legislature.
All of the recent trouble between sol
diers and negroes seems to have quieted
down. Bad as it was, sensational reports
were sent out from here about it.
Albemarle Presbytery is hold ng its
session here. A mass meeting was held
this afternoon. Reports show an en
couraging condition of affairs In church
work throughout this Presbylery.
Superintendent Mewborne in his bien
nial report to the legislature this winter
will recommend that "no man should be
eligible to the olllce of school commit.
teeman unless be can write Ins own
name, is qualified to do ordinary bust
new, and is known to be in favor of pub
lic education. Whore colored men cau
n it be found to servo as committeemen
then in such townships white men should
le appointed to manago the colored
schools.
Senator Butler speaks hero October 7
Adjutant General Cowlea says he
thinks that after the Second Regiment ii
mustered out that fully 5(H) of the men
III enlist in other regiments if it be
possible.
Chairman llolton, Kepuullean, says
that opposition to the stock law has made
more counties anti Democratic, than any
other one cause. In spite of this state
ment the stock law movement grows
steadily. Hollon makes many strange
announcements.
Dr. BtocksrR, chief surgeon of Second
Regiment, will not be further questioned
aa to tue many charges against him,
abaenco from camp, Incapacity, neglect
of sick, elc. It remains to be seen what
the people generally, and tlio families of
those men who died, will have to say as
to these things not belngMooked Into.
Possibly others higher In olllce than Dr.
Stockard will be questioned.
Capt. Crawford, Company K, First
Regiment has had his resignation ac
cepted. 1st Lieut. Heavers will probably
be appointed his successor.
Special term of Mecklenburg court
to try the rapist Joe Jackson, (colored),
cannot be held until October 24 It was
ordered for October 10, but Judge Sutton
could not hold it then.
be tolled, and every Hag in Richun nd
will be put at half-mast.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Richmond, Va., September 21 The JO yV V I j
committee appointed uy l-' e vamp oi
Confederate Veterans to arrange for the
funeral of Miss Winnie Davis, which le
to take place hare Friday afternoon,
completed its work tonight.
The body will arrive from Mariagan-
sett Pier at 8.40 a m Friday, and will be
met at the depot by the members of the
Lee and Picket Camps It will be es
corted to the lecture room of St. Paul's
Church aud will he pl iccd under a guard
until 3.30 p m. Then the colli n will be
removed to the church proper, where
the funeral services will be conducted by
Bishop Whittle, Bishop Pcnlck, Rev. Dr.
Carmichacl, Rev. Dr. Landon R. Mason,
Rev. Dr. Moses D. Hoge and Rev. Dr.
P Receiving1
By every freight Nice Fresh Seasonable
Groceries,
And we respectfully invite the public to call ami ex
amine our Stock.
No trouble to show go'ids.
Prices as Low as i.s consistent with Hili Quality.
Satisfaction liuaraiucid or Money Refunded.
Goods Delivered to AnyWherc in the City Free.
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Wholesale
V Italail
Grocer,
'Phone 91.
71 Broa'l St.
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rNe Rn.nl! ol Important Dictation ol
Every living thing, plant or animal,
gl contains within Itself the germs of cer-
uiin aecay ana uenui
In the human body these germs of dis
ease and death (called uy scientists
Ptomaines), are usually the result of tin
So
weak, and . lacking In red corpuscles;
poisoning the brain causing headaches
and pain in tne eyes.
Bail digestion Irritates the heart, caus
ing palpitation and 'finally bringing on
disease of this verv important organ
- bheeU nil ready for use, torn by Poor dieestlon poisons the kidneys.
liitnd und ironed, at t he samo price rcauslnaTJrltht'i disease and diabetes.
1 ll ... il. . .. a.fll H l T.
or less man uio material uy me yu. I And tbislt so because every organ,
1 leached. 9x4. Wat. 57 l-2c. evory nerve depends upon the stomach
alone for nourishment and renewal, and
weak digestion shows Itself not only In
lost of appetite and , flesh, but In weak
nerve and muddy complexion
The great English scientist, Uuxley,
said the best tlart In life It a sound
stomach. Weak stomachs fall to digest
extra heavy, (78s90) 50c food properly, because they lack the
A SWEETENER
For the temper is I he gift of a box of our
Choice Uoolections, as well as a sweet
ener and tickler of the puluto. Hmull
gifts renew both love and friendship,
and there is nothing that you can buy
forthe same amount or money. Dial is ho
acceptable to wife, sweetheart or the
babies, as a box of our choice Choco
lates, delicious Marsbmnllows or Don-
lions.
Dufiy Candy Store.
rnnn t-rai-k Tl ll- nnnn I S
ruuu run int. uulk :
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proper quantity of digestive acids (lactic
and hydrochloric) and peptogenlc prod
ucls; the most sensible remedy In all
cases of Indigestion, is to take after each
meal one or two of Sluart't Dyspepsia
Tablets, because they supply In a pleat
ant, harmless form all the elements that
weak stomachs lack.
The regulat use of Sluart't Dyspep
sla Tablets will cure every form of tiom
ach trouble except cancer of the Horn
set
MtheBook Store
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School Teacners, Atteniioa !
i HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
.. . . AUD LOW PRICES!
jAdtsoNViM.it, Fla., September 21.
Major Oeneral Fltzhugh Lee Is slowly
recovering from rather severe attack
of Indigestion and slight fever accom
ranylng ll. He 4 able to leave bis
bed for the first time In several days
They Increase ftesb, Insure pure blood, I Monday, having moved from hit camp
strong net vet, a blight eye and clear w me noiei, wnere un larany wat stop
eomidexton. because all those result onlv ping., lie bat received most aoecllonaie
from wholesome food well digested. - cart from bit several daughters, whose
Ncailf all dniiKlttt cll Stuart's Dyt- devotion to their father It one of tbo
pep.lt a'ablrU at 60 cents full tlxed charming features of Ibe family life
package or by mall by enclosing price to or the Lees.
You are likely to need a
"White's Elements of Pedagogy;'
heforo you are grnnled a tlrst
giade eertilleste.
A new lot of scho il Looks just
received.
6. N. Ennett. J
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Will toll this is why wo keep busy.
7e are. offering bargains now, to
mako room toirFall stock which
will soon bo coming in. Call and
eco ii3 bcloro placing your ordors."
Ti 3 no trouble to show goods, but
a plca3urj.
iMuart Ca., Marshall, llicb , but ask
your druggist first.
A" little book-oil stomtcb dlseasct
malletl free. Address Stuart Co., Mar-
.hal Mlcl. - - ;
Take LaxalTvtllromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If It falls
to cure. SAOr-.Tlie genuine hat L. li. Q.
on each -tablet.,
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TBI HAKUTS.
Yetlerday't market quotations furnish'
ed by W. A. Portcrfield A Oo. Commlssloa
Broker.
Niw Yok, BepUmber S3
BT0CK8.
Open. Ulgh. Low. Clow
Oeneral Let It now anxiously awnlllnj
the movement of troops to Uuba, for he
believes when this takes place bit time
will come.
All itatenvntt that 1 expected to go
to Santiago or Porto Kico, and Hill I was
disgruntled because I did. not go art
f Use." He said today: "I do want to go
to Havana, ami 1 have to slated a num
ber of timet. I told Oeneral Miles that
I was t soldier and bad no favors to a k,
but I had the strongest desire to go to
Havana with my troops. I presume If
there was any large movement of Ibe
army Oeneral Miles would command and
all 1 ask It the command of the troops In
Ibe lead of that movement."
rrenh Flour, Butter, Chccso, CoHeo, Ilams
and Lrcaklast Bacon Arriving Daily;
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. 132 not
. Hit Ml 1 '
. lln U&i Ut
. 1001 lout loot
.. 41lt SOt 4U
. M Ml 83
.. 15T.1 lMt VA
.. ii ti ll
..to 75 70
(xrrroN.
0n. Illfh.
January ....... A. 41
CUICAOO MAItKETfl.
T- (.n. U'rh. Low.
.i-r.... r j ci t f..;
Sugar
Am Tobaooo
J aB.40, ..
m ot. r
I O-K.
i! Mul. St. Uy..,
Wabash l'fd.
D. C
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13A
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100
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8J11
lUf
Sl
70
Low. Close
J 88 S SO
OAOToniA.
Bnta lltin tw BmifJI
Blfutti
f
lhs I ins In Hn" inv
Cloe
Bit
Or LOOAt UITEBBST.
J. J. Flatter lias Ills new Fall Clothing
In. Dought before the advance and will
be told at the old prices. '
If vou need a new Waterhouse Tie, a
Late Htyle Hat or any thing In the fur
nl.lilns; line, see me befort buying
Respectfully, J J. BAXTEH.
J. A. Jonea, the liveryman, says the
IWiit K Mover Is the Hllckrst and Eal
t Kunulng Hower be tins ever sren.
Tin r h i liu Hot t'uk.-t. Kor sale by
J C. V, ,ily (Jo-
Tacnflon Ij Over
And the man of b islness returns
to his desk. Fall Is upon ut now, and
we are are ready with a choice line of
handsome Fabrics, la the newest weaves
and latest shades ami, mixtures, for yon
selection. If we make your Fall Bull
wt know that It will be tho best flltln
salt, and the most eleeant In style, for
the man of cultivated taste In dress.
F. n. Climlulck,
Middle elroct, NEW ISKIlNK, N
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We nniRt 8. II our E itire Stock or FALL GOOnJ, at OHEATLY
REDUCED PRICE-'. Now is the time to Savu Money on
Clothing : Clothing ! Clothing i
MohV good Suits, worth 4, now goini nl IJ.-'H. lilai k Clay
Worsted Suits, worth $5, now 3.50. Plaid and Worsted Suils.
worth fl, going at $3. All Wool Black Clay Worsted Soils.
worth $S, at $5. Also other line Ulnthing.going at !r pi r cent.
Cheaper than any other store in town.
Also Bi Line of Boys and Children's Suits at Low Prices,
Our DRY GOODS must be sold and are olTerod at 35 per enl.
li ss than same goods can be purchased elsewhere.
Shoe Prices ! Shoe Prices t Shoe Prices !
Mou's Fino Shoes, worth tt.STi. going lit H5c. Fine Siimlay
Shoes, in tan and black, nil the way from 1 M to 2 50 and op to
4.W por pair, arc going to lie sold now at 1.IMI, l.l'.l, I.Kiaiid -.75.
Men's Urngnna worth 1(H) going now at Mc. Ladies Slioes in
course and line, from 50c. up; Children's Shoes, worth i'tr, Mr,
"5c and 1.0U KOing now at 15c, 30c, 4Hc aniMWc. Do not forget
to sec our Shoes, will auve you money. Koineiiilier the Store.
American - Stock Company,
59 & (11 MIDDLE STREET, NEW HEItNE, N. C.
Was like a hermit's free lunch, ''
or Esau's meas of pottuge, ly tltu
side of our .
Canned Meats, Fish, Venelnlilon,
Fruits and Choice Dainties in Dev
illed and Polled Ham.
Sbafer's Small i'ig llaiuu, llreak
'ust Striw.
-' Prepared Buckwheat, Onlil.ikes,
Fresh Orits.
Fox River Itulter.
Hein.'s (,'ucunilier and Sweet
Mixed Pickles.
The housewife can furnish a quick, nutritious ami templing meal
a ilhout any trouble from our high grade and pure fornix at a small
9 expense
I D DADkTPD ID HDOrPP ?
'Fhone 68. 77 isroaa atreet.
.!. J. Wolfenden's Real EstateAgency,
New Berne, N. C, Ofdcs Over Citizens Bank.
Tinilier IiikIh, Farm LuhIh, City LoU, (!ily IIoiiucm uml h.lK.
Choice Iannis for giowiiio; I'.iiglit ToIhuto.
LukIh well guiled for Truck Furming.
Lniiils for OranKes, Omin, ColUm, FruiU, Siniill Kniit. Kir.
Fine IjIUhIh for Nutiinfl rsluriie, Cnuwrt llnxuiiiiul uml IohmI.
Oooil TruiiHiMirtiit'um, Clieup TruiiHMirtat itiit, IUil, Water, nr llolli.
. MIS.H . .
NANNIE NTREET
Will open her KINDEROAR
TEX SCHOOL at her residence
103 Pollock Street,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, 1808.
I'hiDge of Polling Daces.
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It Is hereby ordered that the Polling
place la Rocky Run Precinct be changed
from Moses Bryan's farm to Hmllb's
Acailemy, and that the Polling plana at
Lee's farm be changed from Malllson's
school bouse to the original Polling
place known as Lita's Famm. ,
, W. M. WATSON, C. B.C.
New Berne, N. C, Hrpt. It, 1'".
In Order To Hake Room
For FALL STOCK
J. F. TAYLOR
Is Now Belling III 8lock of
m) SHOES
to Suit the PockeU ot Buyaia.
MISS LEAH JONES,
Will reoH-n her PRIMARY SCHOOL,
MONDAY, 8EPTEMI1KU 2(1. IH IS.
TEUMSi-D nr month.
137 MIDDLE HTKrEr.
NEW IlERNB, N. C.
Eikay't AlbumonlsndKoiMl,
Prplongenlo Milk Towdor,
Matted Milk, Mellln'l Food.
Reed Camrick'a Holubln Pi od
RE SURE T'J ORDER TUB BEST
BUDWEISIU, Oil
BARTDOLEM&Y BttK,
Koent oft Chills. Maket You Fat.
Ity Bottle or Barrel, Fresh Dally, I !
llverad by
James P. Taylor,' piiyicun pr-cription.
NEW LEItNK, . 0. J - ...,A 5peclalty
OOLUMDIAN INSECTITUDE Juro
De ith to WaUirJItugs and Koaonei