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A FItESII SUPPLY OF THE
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HII AFi: BRAND" OF
Hams and Breakfast Bacon
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OMhik Milk Bcvita, Treason Biscuit, alaajr '
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wry In! SMiki
IVklr. la all MT)m ud everr thins: usually fa ad li u up
la data raieblisbmrat.
In Our Agricultural Department $
' W an bandllag Um we" know and alwaya trellaMe Ppana-W-r
Uaeao biatrihuUN. MoWhvnar'a Ha P1at.trra aad Hand Wiir i
am Foa m, Cbampkm aud Boss IMowa era Uo Iba rHowwall
Cotloa Phwre. All of Ihrp makes nav. pment their uwlulnea
and era IfcMOuchlyecliabla. .
Wf bur oar NAIL8 la Car Load aad rati iv InaMa Afar. -Ull
tad h omivinerd by ' . ' ' 4- -
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WITH ". .' i-
Ladies
Dressing
Tablts
Amif.rllir Next TWH'
willr-FXl. TMKU AT FACTORY
I OST TO t LObK TigJU OU I .
a haa them la Onldrii Oak.
Mnl Kye llsplc r I shop" .
We have Just nnlouuVd a rVllii
Cnr Load ol Bui llooro Suits ,in
variHy of Pelti-rna and KinH-
ami can wive jou mnoey ou Ilium.
Bctde lb Rocker ihowa la cut,
wW a larfca Una of Fancy
Rnchera in Oak and Mahogany
finish that are beauties. If you
nerd anything In this Una it will
pay you to see ours.
Ini S5S2S2saacceeiia SciSi
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FRANC H. J0NES & &0.;
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1 15 PER CENT REDUCTION I I
"v Our entire suck of WINTER CtOTOING mntt he sold THIS
' WONTU to make loom for Spring Sty It. Wo will glv our customers
the Benefit of our Wiint of Bpsce. Our Stock is neavthis season, and 3
every thing got t at IS I'EU CENT. LESS THAN USUAL l'KICF. z2
$12 50
10 00
8 50
6 60
5 00
Suits,
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Youth's und Cliildrrn's Suits will
Youth's Suits bie bien sold out
left. Call Early and Take your Choice.
No such Sails have ever been sold
CALL ADD EXAMINE OUR
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5T POLLOCK STREET,
JUJUJalUUJUiUlUWJUJUJUlUWiUUUUUUUUR
J. H. Matthews!
. 133 Middle Street.
-DIALER IS-
Forelgn and Donieslle
1 FRUITS !
Hot Celd Lnnch, - '..
Oysters In any Style. i ..'
Confectioneries,
Cigars tc Tobacco Ac
SWEET C11EAM,
Frrth from Reparation 25c! qt. 13c pt.
lirlivered Tuesdays and Saturdays. Also
DnHer Milk snd Hwt Svparnied Milk
Itlc gallon. JNO. UCMPHUEY,
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Polished Golden Oak,' Saddle
Beat, Only
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almost entiiely, linve only
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STOCK.
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NEW BERNE, N. C.
A LESSON IN COOKINQ
A courts dinner so ss to have itdone
lwmb7ve-nrerhf "Ta 8!
Magio Ranges sach as she never had
before. Flaky nes, Light Cakes and
,well baked breads, with a' small con-
a: -at T 1 J..tl .1 l
breads, with a small con-
BlIUlULIUll HI YTUUtl Ut'l aTIlIB II1B IIOIISP
keep?r.
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aud Heating Sloven is wt.rili looking at.
All Prices Giiarau teed.
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"KiCaE ul'tfA i Ml
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Blr Peaisad far Aspraprlstltsifsr
IsttltaUaas. Pleaty af w
Bills. The AaU Trast Bill.
, Day Hssgs
Jocmaal. Bcasio. I
' RaMga, N. V., Fabruary It. (
Jadga Arary aad Judge Bynsns eoa-
cloded the Wllaoa bearing before the
committee last nljhL The protaiheaos
Laf th attorneys aad their affnateaU are
wUat ktvt kept ip the fnUrest la this
cue. The Senate chamber was crowded,
Including the galleiiua, until aesrly 11
o'clock wbea Cbalnnaa Oiborne sn-
aonsced that the coanjttea wonld go
over the arldraea today and probably
glre their decision today, glring their
reasons later la writing. Certainly the
oommittaa has as yet gtTea no Intima
tion af their probable decision. It is sll
guess work until It I announced. Lieut,
dor. Reynolds and Private Secretary
Cade were listening so that Rassell
keeps posted on wnat la said. Russell's
own attorney. Judge Arsry, referred to
the Governor in his speech as "the man
kicked and Cuffed by everybody, a man
without a party." The ca.a was at the
close narrowed down to the Ronnd Knob
UoteL aad upon the actluns of Mai.' WU-
soa In regard to It, the case will be de
cided. , . -....
There has been such demand for ap
propriations for the different Institution
and other needed public matters that
some of . the members are becoming
alarmed that the much desired reotnd in
economy will not be obtained. These
people are going to try to stem the tide
There are others who are willing to
spend the money freely, provided not a
dollar goes to any unworthy or unneces
sary object.. These are In the minority.
however. ' They believe that prosperity
is obt tlned by money spent In the right
direction, snch as for the Textile School,
quite as readily as drawing the line close
iu strict economy. Such money is raised
and spent at home and circulates among
the people.
A large number of bills are still being
Introduced. A new bill was Introduced
in the Senate to reimburse enrolling
clerk Swinson for his salary during last
session when he was removed for refus
tng-to employ negro clerks In bis office.
also bill to prohibit fishing in the
Neuse river with nets aver i mile In
length.' , ' '.
The report of the judiciary committee
in favor of the Impeachment of W. L.
Norwood as Jodge, was presented by
Feuihee,snd was made the special order
for 11 o'clock today.- A resolution wss
CATABRil OF STOMACH.
A Pleasant, niuipli, Baf Mare aa Ef-
' ' ' ficlaal far far II.
. Catarrh of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full or bloat
ing sensation after eating, accompanied
sometimes Ith sour or watery risings,
a formation of gases, causing pressure
on the heart and lungs and difficult
breathing; headaches, fickle appetite,
nervousness 'and a general, played out,
languid feeling1. ' ?
There is often a "foul taste In the
mouth, coated tongue and If the Interior
of the stomach could be seen It would
show a slimy, inflamed condition.
The cure of thie common and obsti
nate trouble is found in a treatment
which causes the feod" to be readily
thoroughly digested before it has time
to ferment and irritate the delicate mu
cus surfaces of the stomsch. To secure
a prompt .and healthy digestion Is the
one necessary thing to. do and when
ndrmal digestion is secured the catarrhal
condition will have disappeared.
. According to Dr. Harlanson the safest
and best ' treatment Is to use after each
meal a tablet,! composed of 'Diatase,
Aseptic Pepsin, a little Nnx, Golden
Seal and fruit acids. These tablets can
now be found at all drug stores under
the name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
and not being a patent medicine can be
used with perfect safety and assurance
that healthy appetite and thorough dl
gestion will. follow, their regular use
after meals. ' h -. - ,; .
I Mr. N. J. Booher of 2710 Dearbon St
Chicago, 111, writes: "Catarrh Is a local
condition resulting from a' neglected
cold in the., bead, hereby the lining
membranes of the nose becomes Inflam
ed and the poisonous discharge there
from passing backward into the throtfl
reaches the stomach. Medical author!
ilea prescribed for me for three years
for catarrh' of stomach without euro,
but to day I am the happiest of men after
using only one box of Smart's Dyspep
sia Tablets. I cannot find appropriate
words to express my good feeling. I
have found Been, appetite and sound rest
from tli el r use.'
B.uaV.'s Dyspepsia Tablet, is th. safest
preparation as well ss the simplest and
most convenient remedy for any form of
indigestion, catarrh of stomach, bilious
. . .
ncaa annr immi h hpnrthtim ctnii
bloating after" meals. .
Send for little book mailed free, en
stomach troubles, by .Ui easing Btnart
T'-? tit'.' -t Cim 1-s
sm bo tied la the resort prerkd'.ag test a
ooaattue of 3 (row the lit Impeach
Norwood a! the bar of tea Beeete af
I'gh criaa aaj tsdeateaaer, aad
dcclarlag thai the Uo would pror4ie
charges aad that Norwood be broufWl
befoie the Sea tie to aatwer the caefas
mad a The anal aeeae of this loag dls-
affair is tiksly to be of draavaile
tc larval.
A bill of special latareat tatboaa along
the A. A N. C. road was latrodttoad by
Booshall ta authorize the board af la-
taraal ImproveateaU te sell the Allaatle
aad North Carolina Uallwsy at 'a mint !
una price of aot ha, thaa 300,000, sad
to allow the private elorkeolders 1 9 coax
hi If they desire to lo so, at the saias
prloa. The bill was inferred to the com
mittee on Railroads. i
THs committee had amsndeJ tba sail-
traat bill so It did not apply to Jobbers,
canning, fishing or oottoa alll corpora
tions, which are aot the ageala of aay
traat. Robinson said the bill was aew
aimed directly at tba trust and did not
Injur any of tba mercantile or manufae-
tnring Industries af North Carolina.
Williams of Iredell anked It It would
Interfere with the buying aad selling af
fertilisers. Stevens said it would depend
upon whether the goods were made by a
trust ar aot. Qe said It would not affect
this year's sal of fertilisers, bnt that It
prevented a (combination to control
prices.
On 8rd reading there was debate. Mc
Neill naked whether section ( of the UU
did not put a premium on dishonesty.
Reantree and Steven had a colloqay as
to the Virginia and Fertiliser Company.
Stevens said the thing to do was for the
North Carolina draw in that trust to get
out of It Patterson, of Robeson said
that with section 5 tn It the bill was a
strong one. He denied that section n
oooraged dishonesty and contended that
it would not encourage dishonesty. Wll
llama offered an amendment to strike out
section 8, and said in his opinion It pnt
a premium on dishonesty. The commit
tee on Foushee'i motion ad decided to
strike out th section. This meanlngll
appears, In consideration of Steven
agreeing to certain amendment of th
bill section 5 was allowed to stand. The
blil went over before th final reading,
Cspt, Day is holding on to th office
of Superintendent with might and main
His attorney present th following a
their opinion. It is picturesque:
"In the matter of contest over th pen'
itenllary our opinion is that Cspt. Day,
superintendent of the penitentiary should
offer no reslstence to the entering of the
newly appointed directors upon ' the
premises or to their organization with
the present directors of the penitentiary
board, but he should say to them: "Gen
tlemen, I hsvs been appointed superln
tendent of th North Carolina penilen
tiary by the Governor of the State. . I
have bean required to glv and have
given bond and have In my, possession
as superintendent property for which I
am responsible. I do not recognixa the
constitutionality of rthat part of the
recent act of th Assembly which sbol
tabes th office of superintendent and
attempt to authorize you to take charge
of the property now In my hands. Ide
enne, tnereiore, to surrender the same
into your custody and shall continue to
exercise the duties of the office of super'
intendent of the penitentiary until the
question Is settled by Judgment of court.'
Our advice to Cspt Dsy is to offer any
tactuty for toe settlement of the ques
tion In the courts by controversy with
out action or otherwise." Suit will be
begun by the new Board at once to oilst
Day. .
Mr. Winston Introduced a bill today
for the Department of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts. The bill provides for a
Board of Trustees which will ' have
charge of the Department of Agrlcul
turn and also of the College of Agrlcul
ture aud Mechanics Arts. All powers
now conferred by law on the Board of
Agriculture and on the trustees of the
A. and M. College ar conferred on this
new board.
' This bill provides for nine directors-
one from each congressional district,
practical farmers, who shall select offi
cer and agents for the work of th
Department of Agriculture. The ' pur
poseaf the bill is to thoroughly reorgan
ize the A. and M. College.
The "North Carolina Bar Association"
ws formed last night. The meeting
was In the Supreme Court room snd the
lawyers present were from all. parta of
the State! Prof. J. Crawford Biggs
called the meetii g to order and J. B
Bachelor wss msde temporary chairman.
Piatt D. Walker of Charlotte was elect
ed President of the Association and
vlce-PresidentJwss selected from each of
the twelve Judiciary districts. The by
laws will hot be formally adopted until
the first annual meeting next summer.
There is a case of smallpox In Raleigh,
The man came here a few days ago from
near Tarboro and was taken sick.
The
most stringent regulations were prompt
ly adopted tp isslate the case. Some of
1 the Legislators became worried over the
the matter. Patterson In the House said
he favored sdjournlngtodsy until fall
and would advocate doing so If anyone
would back him op. It is not not likely
that any panic will be created by one
case of the disease.
I The substitute bill on seperste csr. for
the races was drafted lateyesterday.lt
ts prebably as good as can be obtained.
; It is the condensation of many bills and
. t i
nninlsBTiil II nil will iibp w rutrnniA flia law
(Without f.mlier change. It Is not long
and is as follows.
.Thta'l ra!!roi,d compan'rs enf - 'X
H OiM'" t ' '. "H in t! e t
Makes the food more delicious and vvholesotne
North Carolina af pssssngers for hire
other thaa aires railways. shtl pro
vide separate bat equal acoumiauda
Uoa ea their Maseagr trains tor the
Whit aad colored raoas hudi railroad
aoapsalce shall provide was coach for
flrsMlaae peaaeugeiaof lb white race
aad a ooach tor first-dare paaMU-
get af lb oulared race, aad oae coach
which shall be divided by a panlUoa.
and oas part aaalgaad to ascond olatf
passengers of the whit rao and the
ar aaaigaed w eeoadiaa passen
ger af tb colored race.
It shall bath doty of each compan
ies to place said aacoad class car be
tween th two firal-claas care, with the
eeooad-ciaae compartaeal for the
white rao next to tba first-lass coach
for th whlto race. Provided, that tba
ovaductor af any train shall have pow
er in cat there la aa sxceas of pasea-
gers of either race, that could so. be
foreseen to assign. This section not
completed. . '
Provided, however, that nothing
herein coolalael shall apply to freight
train with passenger car aliachod
aad relief trains operated la Cas of
accident, and Pullman cars, and Ihiough
express train that do not usually stop
at all stations, and negro sarvaau travel
log In attendance upon their employers,
aad officer of guard ' trsnsporilnt
prisoners, nor to prisoners being so
transported.
Th railway commission shall hat
discretion aa to exempting tba provi
sions of this aot railways whose gross
earnings do not axoeed 13,000 per mile.
The failure of conductor to carry
out th provisions of this act shall be
a misdemeanor punishable within the
discretion of the court.
rm Btf run; rsir oak ti ar,
Laxative Broino Quinine Tablets re
move th cause that produces LaGrlppe
The genuine has L. B. Q. on each Tablet.
IBc
Alaa WILSON CLEARED,
X.rewtS ( h Isasrarhe.
Meaey ftaaplj Vas OST fraus old
r.altaailarjf atwara.
Special to Journal
Kalimh, Feb'y 11 The declalon of
th Wilson case was unanimously in
favor of Major Wilson,
The Hons debated three hours ever
the Impeachment matter of Judge Nor
wood, and finally voted in favor of lav
peacfament by vote of 01 to 81.
Speaker Connor named a committee of
Allen, Craig and Foushee to present the
articles of impeachment at the Bar. '
The Senate bill was introduced lu the
House, which Is intended to cut off all
money from the old Penitentiary Board
and thns caute the Board and Supeiln
lendent Day to surrender. .
La Grippe is again epidemic. Every
precaution should be taken to avoid it.
Its specific cura Is One llinnte Cough
Cure. A. J. Shepard, Publisher Agrlcul
tursl Journal and Advertiser, Elden
Mo., says: "No one will be disappointed
in usimr One Minute Cough Cure for
LaGrlppe." Pleasant to take, quick to
act. F. 8. Duffy. v
Mr. A. E. Hlbbard, the Jeweler, says:
"Anwav's CrortD Brrun is the best medi.
cine ever fried In a household for croup
and children's coughs. It has been used
with greatest benefit In my family, ad
no mother should be without abottlo. It
acts quickly and cures tho child.!' Bold
at Bradham's Pharmacy. "
I Will Name a Few Prices:
, 60 CHILDREN'S SUITS WAS 100-AND 1185, NOW $ 60
60 " "
60 " "
60 " . .
40 BOY'S SUITS WAS
89 " -
63 MEN'S SUITS WAS
60 .Men's Black Clay Worsted
S3
French Worsted
80
60 PAIRS MEN'ifSHOES WAS
100 . u " " "
BETTER GRADES 1 00, 1 25,
EVERYTHING REDUCED HERE 1
A Eisr Line Top and Undershirts Cheaply
Also the Largest Stock Hats in ITew Bern,
ncinj Cheap. Also a Full Line Collars and
Tis3, Trunlis liiid Valises. -
Ccno end Catisfy Yourssli.
a.r.l Ka"w' ''
WasHmeroa, Febraery 11 Geatril
Eagaa' saspensioa from rank sad duty
for six years by lb President, la gener
ally regarded as Justifiable puatshaeat.
Under that aeataac General Eagaa will
coollan to draw th salary of a brig a.
dier general, $3,300, bat all of lb aseal
allowances Jot officers will be cot en.
Tb seatkac ends Oeseral Eagaa's
actio service ta lb army, as he will j be
retired, coder th age Halt, In January,
1903.
The ar dauKeroee time for the
health. Croup, colds aad throat troubles
bad rapidly to ConsamplloB. A bottle
of On Mlnat Cough Cnr need at the
right tins will preserve life, health aad
a Urge amount of money. Pleasant to
take; children Ilk It. F. 8. Duffy.
CASTOR I A
For loiuita and Childrta.
Tb8 Kind Yon Hare Always Bought
Bear the
Blgnatnr
OPERA HOUSE !
Feby. 16. 8:30 P. IT.
The Louise Brehany
Ballad and
Opera Concerts!
LOUISE BREflANY, America' Favo-
He Prima Donna, Assisted by
SlTF.UB COTERIE of Well Known
AiiM-rican Artists In a I'bi.lce Musi
cat Program,
Concluding with a portion of the Grand
Upera "MAIITHA , Beautifully Uos-
luim-d. A Ureal Musical entertain'
tneut.
ILi-Book Store
J Everything J
a
ar nr a.
l you warn in
Office Supplies J
J and the
Qfr-inrtl Dnnm I
o aviiuui ivuuiin j
I m U Pnntt I
9 c
a w . an. wririuvbt a,
Enameleif Pot,
Pots, Kettle
Pans Uice Boilers,
and Saucepan.
Silver Plated Spoons
and Table Cutlery
' AT : i
H. EWhitehurst's
45 POLLOCK STREET,
1 60 ' 2 00, 100
, 8 00 8 50. .. 150
2 00 UP TO 8 50
8 00 AND 2 50, NOW 1 75
8 00 UP TO -
6 00 NOW
6 00 AND 600 NOW
600
3 25
.8 06
760
8 60
78
" 85
2 60 .
10 00
18 CO
1 00
1 25
1 60, 8 00 UP TO
IStilplc and Fancy GROCERIES
IN COMPLETE Kf EVEItY
DEPARTMENT.
Preh lot,Foi Kivr Print and Fancy Elgin UnlUr. J
Kig Ham Ia Cut.
Small Pig Hams and Breakfast Strip.
V"a rail jorr special attention to our Hesperian Mrand
of CALIFORNIA PEACHES at 20 Genu per cm. They
ar extra fine, try llirm.
Frh Car I.od of Fr)UR, right from mill. If voujj
nd a barrel, give na a call.
5
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Mcuaniei a m
'Phone 91.
i R. H. BAXTER, t
J New Goods. New Firm. j
1 nave just opened up
a nice line of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Gents Furnishings, Etc.,
and invite the public to
examine my line.
No. ck Middle Street.
Vnext dow
s Jewelry Sore.
REDUCTIONS
A
This time it is a few lines of
STACY, ADAMS & CO.'S SHOES
In broken sizes, that we are going to close
to prepare for our New Spring Line. A Ser
viceable and comfortable Shoe may be selec
ted from this line at a big saving in price it
you can wear a size as given below.
NOTE STYLES AND SIZES.
9188 Walking Fast, hand .sewed,
calf Bala, size 1 SJs, , 1 8ts,
v 2 7a. 1 Vis, 2 8s, 1 8,s. original
price 5 00, now , $3 75
9187-Walking Fast, double sole,
bsnd sewed, calf bale, sixes 2 61,
2 61s, 2 7s, 2 71. 1 8s, 1 8Js,
oilginal price 5 00, now S 75
9189 Lond Cap Toe, band sewen ,
calf bale, sixes 1 5 a, 1 8), 2 o,s, .
- 1 7a, 1 71s. 1 8s, 1 9, - original
' price 5 00, now 8 75
These Goods will be Sold For Cash
Only
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9190 -Plain Square Toe, hand sewed
calf bals, sixes 1 SJs, 9 6s, 1 Sis,
2 7s, ,8 8s, 1 9s, original price
6 00, now 875
9191 Plain bquare Toe, calf cong,
. size 1 Sis, S 8, 1 8 is, 1 10s, were
4 00, now , , $300
9192 Plain Square Toe, bals,. sixes
1 54s. 2 6s, 2 6is, 2 7s, 1 ?t. 2 8is
were i 60, now 8 00
9193 Lond Cap Toe, calf bals, sizes '
1 6s, 9 6is, 3 7s, 2 8s, 1 8is, were '
4 00, now v 8 00
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