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f , Wf ara rrty k a fVa.llf J Ur- of Iportd Kids )nH from
Omntaf ta iIwih itfar Castor, wily $1 00 pair.ed lovely
BUrk KM for II .
rl? Nnly OfMxM to CUilon and Net VHiir aad roesplrt
alack of Wat Hlh ltnr,U- la Piles
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$ : Chlldrtn.
Indeed If wtalilng anything la our Liaee. w articll call, fre.ing
qui a nn ll al our prior will ML
WE SET THE PACE,
OTHERS TRY TO FOLLOW.
Three Carloads Kentucky & Virginia Horses
and Mules Just Keceived.
FINESl CLASS'OF DRIVE AND ROAD U0RSE&
WEST AND MOST DURABLE CLASS OF WORK.
MULES THE BEaT OF ANY DESCRIPTION, RANoiNG
FUOJI 13J TO 1CJ HANDS. , -
80LD UNDER STRICT AND FULI OAURAJJXEE. . , :
COMPLETE LINE OK BUGGIES, WAGONS CARTS AND
HARNESS. See ui before bujin, It will pay jou. ' '
M. Halin & Co.
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Rakinn llav is
To lh houaewlfe when hi
lih aaliraelorV baking '
material fr her pl. cakea and,
i'mL' Too will have light rlU
cake anl drticiii pi "hu
wiair oit niKk Kntde "Brat in the
Worl.l" Paatry Flnr, rre aixl
Una Flavbrinn Kxtracla, l"'-ButU-r
and OlifW. Our homr
niMile Miiw e Mi', Vanned Pmrlx
&c , tarea ll'iic awl Inmble.
Fn-ahLoi Fn Himt Butler
just mi lvotl. Ttre la no In ttr
Biitter made. Try pV)unrt nnd
r ou will use no oilier.
5 J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER;
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a Pleasure ! "5
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77 Broad Street.
Rub, Hub. Roll.
And the eonstant rub will soon wear
out your linen. fow don't let this con
tinue any longer, but li t me do your
Lnnrtry work, rve flon'i ruo your
hirta to Diecea. but wash them in a large
lerniv'wf pool that flowa with plenty of
water. We use the beat soap and guar'
ante) no 1 e or aodo. Call and tee (or
younrelf. "We wish to treat our patrona
right. . Bend na your Laundry. ;. , '
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TBI DtSPBNBaaY 14.
la UiWMirr. Mew
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lUl!4k. Fal-y 0.
There la aoawtLiet, gutug oa la thla
Buir, tkat eaoepl tkan Iwalltla la
tad lately . affected, la aot atlractlnf
eck atteatloa. 1 kla U lb tprrad of
tkt diapraaery law, faahioaed Buck like
tke oh la foro la Poudi Carollaa where
it la a Mate law. Here It I a local aire
are, oeetaed to the eoeatiet tatereeted.
Dut the a umber of thee poaatlea bu
treatly lacrwaeed by the appUcaUona to
lb Letialarare. 8om of lb law bar
pad. Other eocb a Charlotte ar
belnf arfaed before lb committee aad
later will b before the AaaemUly.
la their mala featare tb dlipenaary
law ar atach alike. The proklbllloa
people feaerally faror theia. Tbey fhlnk
aay of them, that It I "tie aolulloa of
the liquor question, Oa the other (id
ar many equally at good people who
are flghllug the bill from dltloleraeled
motlTea. lluge pell I lost ar brought
to th Capital, containing thouianda of
aamea, for or agalnat the diapenaary,
aad dalegaUoof oom by tb car load to
Influence the paatage of tb law.
.Tb diapenaary law Jnit pataed for
Smlibdeld. Jobnawa county, caa be
taken aa aa example of Iheae law.
Many people do aot knew the featare
of thl lew aad nay b latretd In the
main facta. It proridr la tb flnt plac
that It (ball be unlawful for 'anyone to
ell liquor of any kind la lb county ex
oepl by the dUpenaary. Three eomml-
alooere ar appointed for the dupcaaary
by tb law for lb town of Hmllhfleld.
Tbey bold their office for one, two and
three year and nominate their aucoea-
ori who boweVef unit be approved by
the town oommluioner.
The diapenaary oommlaaioner are r
quired to furnjah a aultable place ' for
the ale of (plrltou, Vlnoua, malt and
other liquor," not within 800 feet of
any chureh.
The commiuloncr chooa a manager
for th dlipenaary who mutt give a bond
for 500. HI pay la fixed by the com
initalonara, not to exceed. $0 per month.
It i tb duty of tb manager to keep
a rrgiater In which, (hall bt kept a
record of to name of penont to whoa
any liquor are told, the quantity, priot
and dale of tale, ill book and record
ar open at all time to th inspection of
citizen and officer of the law.
The quantity of liquor to be told to
anx one peraon I to be determined by
the commiatloner, but In no case (ball
wine or liquor be (old In quantity leu
than one half pint, and none thall be
drank In lb building oronthepremltet.
The Diapenaary abalj open at sunrise
and cloae at tuntet.
. The price of liquor ahall he fixed by
the commiationera and "shall not be
told at a profit exceeding 80 per ceutum
above the actual coat.'' No "broken
package" ahall be kept in the DUpen
aary. ; - '
Aa analytlt of the liquor on band thall
be made from time to time and any con
demned at impure thall not be told, aud
payment refuted to the partlea purchased
from, no liquor thall be told to any one
for the of telling again, or they will be
guilty of a misdemeanor. '
The board of commiarlonert of the
town thall appropriate a tuttlcient turn
of money from the town treasury to
establish the Dispensary, which amount
thall be repaid by the'prnfltearitlng from
talet.and thereafter the Dlupentary alia 1
be anpported by profits from the salet.
The Dispensary commissioners ahall
pay the tegular license to the sheriff ol
the county. The commissioners shall be
paid for their services the turn vf $25
per annum. ; . .' . .
Every six months the profits of the
Dispensary shall be divided, one half
iioing to the town treasure. The part
going to the town treasurer shall go for
the improvement of the town, the part
going to the county shall bo placed to
the credit of the school fund andapplleS
to Ihe support of the freo public schools
in the districts in which the town it tit-
nated.;. .", '.' "-...;'
6uch In brief are the main poind of the
Dispensary Law. . From the provisions
of the law .it can be easily, teen that
there it room for a difference of opinion.
No other questions before the legisla
ture have excited more netted talk, or
greater efforts for and against. .Fayette
rill baa bad the law and made a great
effort to have it repealed but without
avail. The opponent! of repeal refused
to allow it to be voted on again by the
people, and fought It out on that line
and lucceeded. ' .--
Charlotte It now In-the midst of the
agony and there are others, many7 of
Uttre. :J -: -, " ... .
BCCKX.EN' ABKICA SALTS.
THE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, C'ofns, tnd all Bkln Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. Itii guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 85 cenu per.box. For tale by F.
F. Duffy. .. ."
There lino need of saying anything
about the cleanliness ef Bradham's Foun
tain; it it proverbial, it is so clean that
it is appetizing, Every glass they tre
as tbln and delicate at csn be made it
polished after nslng. We have gotten
the name of serving the finest Soda in
New Bern by cleanliness, daintiness and
liberal use of. fresh, pure fruit juices.
Like our entire pharniSky, our fountain
service equals any thing to be found In
10SG DISCUSSIONS
Oa EticLis as! J-ia Cm C3f
.Eli!: Yen Mil
T we w real Dayt la Lg Islalar. la
ta ratee tie It AUag Slowly. A'
Uit atOrjaalitd Utif. Xo
Repillatlea.
Joonxai. Brnaao, I
Raleigh, N. C, Fbraary to.
The great day at tb prat Legisla
ture were but Friday and Saturday,
wbea th coastilutioaal aaMKtdDMMit waa
paaaed ia lb House aad Meaeta by mors
than th aeceaaary two fifth vol. It I
not likely that such a aoto will b enact
ed again this icaaioa ..aad perbap ol
for year to come.
, When tb tim cam la rot oa tb
amendment In lb ttenat Satuiday, It
found the chamber crowded with (pacta
tor. It waa necessary to refua further
admission oa th floor. Ery seat la
the gallery was occupied by ladle aad
many beside war (landing up. la th
part reserved for lb colored race wars
probably a dozen spectator f lhvnt-
fal ton.
Nearly all the Senators wr la lblr
teals. Glenn, Osborne, Skinner. Juatlce,
Bryan aud other leader war awaiting
tb catting of lb vote, not anxteut for
It tafe carrying, bat tnxloot to hart
tb Important question disposed of
Representative Rountree who bad helped
to greatly In th House, wai Mated near
to Senator Glenn, and other Representa
tives gathered around.
Each Senator was banded a printed
copy of th bilL Th flnt point of Inter
eat waa when Goodwin, Populist, offered
an amendment to th bill, that all per
tout who wer disfranchised upon the
adoption of tht -amendment thould bt
xtmpt from all military and other
duties and from paying a poll tax. "Tblt
wat promptly voted down, 41 to I on a.
roll call. Then tb amendment bill Itself
cm up. Those Intending to vete
agalnat the bill gave notice that tbey
would explain tbetr Tola when their
name wer called. Several, for th bill
also did th tame, ' , '
In th House, speeches during th roll
call were limited , to on minute and
time wat promptly called by the Speaker
or some member. In th Senate there
wat no limit and some of the tpeechet
were too long. Especially to that of tl
negro Senator Fuller from Warren.
received good attention, bat there was
too much quotation fronfbooks, poetry,
etc., to be appropriate and bit pltin talk
wat wide of the mark. Senators Travis
and Fields, Democrat, mad tpeechet,
but the outburst thtt aroused the audi
ence until cneer rang tnrougn ins
Chamber wat from Benttor Glenn. Crisp
Republican, Interrupted him with que.
lion, nntil thoroughly aroused, his fact
flushed, hi word echoed through the
Hall, "I think God who has enabled me
to be here to record my vote ia favor
of the grand old Anglo-Saxon race, the
virtue and welfare of the white women
of the Stat. It 1 the proudest moment
f myllfe." , -
The final vote or. the third reading wat
43 to 8 and by that record of 7 to 1, the
amendment goes to tue dectslou of the
people in 1900. ,
A contest Is taking place In the Senate
over Madison oouuty bonds. A bill is
before th Legislature to validate the
bonds, They wore issued in lb8t) to' pay
county debts and to build bridges, etc,',
and amounted to $21,000. There was
tome irregularity in the passage and
there it aa attempt to throw them over.
It is claimed that the bonds were told at
a big discount to speculators. The com
mittee reported unfavorably en the bill,
but there was a minority report with
Osborne, Skinuer, Danlelt and Glenn
signing it, and these ar among the
weightiest men in the Senate, hence the
sharp .fight over the bill. The amend
ment question came up and caused .the
matter to be postponed. There is much
interest in the question, for this Legisla
ture is cktrly against repudiation In any
form. . ".
The Insurance bill it having a bard
road to travel and wat mad a special
order for Thursday at noon. - ; .
The revenue bill, natural'y of leading
Importance will be considered In a Com
mittee of the whole onTuesday, There is
no telling how long the discussion on this
bill may last, perhspt all tht week and
It may crowd to the wall both the Intnr-
anceand the Separate cart bills. The
"Jim Crow" bill it such a weakling that
it musn't be crowded too hard or it will
bt smothered. Enquiries in regard to
"Jim Crow" bring the reply that it will
surely be treated fairly. .
Trailing behind the Revenue bill It the
Machinery bill which may make the
Revenue bill operative. The Finance
Committee it nursing these lusty infants
tnd they are being fed on ttrong fod. .
The "local option bill" which provides
for elections ou liquor questions to bs
hld in "off" year had a bad fall. It
was amended to death and vu only
saved from being finally withdrawn by
Li r
H.is saved many a li't I e , ,
F-ediiy cures Croio and U
V noor;ins-rr.i'"-h.lm;sJrf
sr.d surp. i . ai-
r ca it, t
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Makes the food more
being rfrd back lb oomtalliee.
a ivxtuit vMtaai ttecv uw yuw
Ik printing alsu gH kit vary bard. It
waa finally voted to let the printing to
tb lowest bidder la the Bute. There la
t grwal bowl raked at thl by "organised
labor" aad it auy block the metier la
the Seaale. It will lake the prlnliug
way front lb "Onions" and allow the
work to be done by the to called "ca ba
it ia'rlalmed that organised labor vf all
kinds will protesl, a It la Ihi ehvte la
lb elite that ha always stayed clot t
tb Democratic party and tbey will r
gsrd It at It at a tlap at them, only 18
toy wer cast la favor of "labor".
Amoag those against was tb aulhiir of
lh anU-tratt bill aad h opposed limit
Ing tb work to be done In North Caro
lina, aad got off the following, whlcb
mean nothing, "I believe unorganized
labor seeds protection more than organ
lied labor."
Th bill for graded school at New
Bern wat reported favorably. , The bill
for lh government of Beaufort, Cart
eret county, was ordered enrolled. Thl
bill provide for lh election of commis
sioners and other matter at the next
election. Ward ene and two each elect
two commissioner, wards three, four
and lira elect on commissioner each,
aid warda one and two elect one com
missioner at Urge. It also provides thai
reglitrar and poll holdert "mutt be
able ta read and write", and everybody
It to vote at th Town Hall.
There It a tuggettloa made that bonds
bt Issued to pay the penitentiary debt of
$110,000, buy twe of the Staie farm for
77,000 and hav enough betide to pro
vide for work an the farm th coming
year. - Th bonds In amount are to be
$350,000, to cover th different needs.
Speaker Connor baa been pretrntd
with a handsome gold pen bolder and
pen from Scotland county, and promises
to hav It hsady to sign tht bill wbeu It
reaches him creating the new county.
A Dispensary bill passed for Clayton,
Johnson county. Charlotte people are
watching their dispensary law bill. It
passed the House unanimously and now
come before the Senate. It It for all of
Mecklenburg county.
Twenty tlx new bills were Introduced
In the House oa Saturday.
rHBsjatip s'vttitrtiAr tot chuk.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
move th causa that produces LaGrlppe
The genuine hat L. B. Q. on each Tablet,
25c.
THB STSO (TL ATIT41 MARKETS.
Yesterday's market quotations fur
nished by J. E. Latham.
- New York, February 20.
STOCKS.
Open. High. Low, Close
Am Tobacco.... 106J 174 173 171,
Sugar. ...... . . . 137, 1391 1391
O.B. y. ll 14(1, 14(1,
Chicago Oat.... 1151 Hi 115 llt
& S. Qai....... 0 v 61 0 6
SUL.&S.W,... 80t m 801 301
C.AO... 891 991 91 99
J. C. 105t 105f 1041 104
; COTTON.
T Open. High. Low, Close
May.
....... 31 6.81 0.23 6.25
CHICAGO MAKKET3.
WHAT .' Open. High. Low. Clwe
May.......... 75, 73 73, . 78,
May ...... 84,J 831 .S5J . 35
Gold Camel, Ceylon Tea, the finest
n packages, at A, M. Baker's. .
I Will Name a Few Prices:
- 50 CHILDREN'S SUITS WAS $100 AND $185, NOW $ 60
60 " "
50 " "
60 t '
40 BOY'S 8DIT3 WAS
89 ' " .. '
65 MEN'S SUITS WAS .
60 Men't Black Clay Worsted
85 Fioneh Worsted
20 '4 - " ; y.
50 PAIRS MEN'S srlpES WAS
100 " " .
' BETTER GRADES $1 00, 1 85, 1
EVERYTHING REDUCED HERE !
A Big Line Top and Undershirts Cheap.
Also the Largest Stock Hats in New Bern,
going Cheap. Also a Full Line Collars and
Tie3, Trunks and Valises.
Come and Satisfy Yourself.
Bmwio
delicious end wholesome
ALABT BtBOOnOH BAT.
la stsa . tlefw Bmrummfm
SVraa Biseia. alf rwa Suite
uiaa.
Special to JonraaL
UtLkivai, Fabraary 10 The Bona
peal lh day In coadderlag lb queelloa
of salaries. -
Th Stat Treasurer! salary waa re
duced from $3,000 10 $1,280.
Mecretary of .State from $2,000 to
$1,800, and Railway Ceoamlssioaera t
$1.00.
Thar was ma red actio mad In lb
salaries of Haperior Court Judges.
Tb Director of lb Morgaatoa
School were elected after t sharp eoa
test by balk Honie.
Only two bills ratified today, Mew
Bern City Charter and the new ceeaty
of Soollaad.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
Tie Kind You Havi Always Boogfat
81rnatnrof
J J. Baxter has just received a new
lino of E. P. Reed' ladle shoe In but
ton and lac all styles.
xecutor' Notice!
Stat op )
North Carolina,
ckavb5 couhtt. )
Having duly qualified as Executrix
and Executor of Isaac Wayn Eubank,
deceased.
All persons having claims against said
Isaac Wayne Eubank, deceased ar here
by notified to present the same t eliber
of lis on or before February 20lb, A D,
11)00, or this notice will be pleaded In bar
of recurery. All persons Indebted to
said Isaac Wayne Eubank, deceased, are
requested to make immediate payment.
This 18th day of February, 18i.lt.
Lccinda Stanly, Executrix.
G C Eduank, Executor.
Administrator's Notice
UNDER MORTGAGE.
By virtue of power of sale contained
In a certain mortgage deed executed by
Albert Uorum to Hosanna Moore, de
ceased, bearing date uf November 29,
1893, and recorded In Book No. Hi,
Folio SOi-0-7 in the office ef register of
deeds for Craven county, I will aa tbe
Administrator of the estate of the said
Rosnnna Moore offer for tale and aell at
public) vendue at the door of the court
house in New Bern, ou Monday March
30th 1899, at twelve o'clock noon,
to the highest bidder for cash. Die fol
lowing described tract or parcel of laud
situated In the county of Craven A State
of North Carolina, bounded .as follow:
Beginning at a dog wood-stump near the
bout of the late Samuel Dudley, Wil
liam Mitchell old corner and Running
north 9, oast v 00 poles across the
swamp to a ttakt Hieiioc south
481 east 28 poles to a stake, thence south
40 east 01 poles "to William Johnson's
line, thence south 71 west 70 poles with
his line to Samuel creek, thence up tald
creek 130 polet to a gum on taid creek
and Manly and Simmons mill, thence
north 82, east 77 poles to the beginning.
Alto another tract adjoining the above
tract being near Trent road about four
miles from New Bern, known at Mitchell
Island containing 125 acres more or less
being the same land conveyed by E W
Carpenter to Albert Gnrura by deed
bearing date of November 84, 1803, re
corded In Book No 112, folio 265 in the
ofllce of Register of Deeds ef Craven
county and mortgaged by the said Albert
Qiirnra to the said Hosanna Moore.
This 18th day of February, 1899. V .
Tnot F McCartbt, '
. Administrator of Rosauna Moore. -
1 50 : 8 00, ,
8 00 8 50. ,
-"8 00 UP TO
100
160
8 50 :
800 AND
8 50. .NOW 175
8 00 UP TO
5 00 ,
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6 00 NOW
' 5 00 AND 800 NOW
10 00 .,
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7 50
8 50
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I Mount Airy
1 BUTTER !
FRESH AND NICE,
- DNLY 2Dc. LB.
AUo Fam-y Elgin Butter at 25c Fox Rivor Prints at
SOo. Krrah lot llarvej's tmall tocarcure l'ijj Hams. 1'roli
Cakea ami Cracker.
Hent't IlakrJ Umnt with Tomato Sauce; Unix's
Pioklea.
Froth Roasted Co (Tee-
Full line of nioa frush canned Vegetables and Frnil.
Ontario I'rvjNinsI Buck Wheat.
Aovtbing jou want in Crorx-riet at the lowest pomil,!,.
prioa.
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'Phone Ol.
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McDan
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R. H. RAXTFR t
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New Goods. New Firm.
I have just opened up r
a nice line of Dry Goods, I
Clothing, Shoes, Hats,
Gents Furnishings, Etc.,
and invite the public to
examine my line.
No. 95 Middle Street,
next . door o Eaon's
jv, vv Vii y uui
REDUCTIOHS CONK !
This time it is a few lines of
STACY, ADAMS & CO. 'S SHOES
J 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 ii
you can wear a size as given below.
NOTE STYLES AND SIZES.
9186 Walking Fast, hand isowed,
calf Bait, sizes 1 6ts, 8 6s, 1 6a,
8 7t, 1 7J. 8 As, 18J9) original
price' $6 00, now f $375
9187 Walking Fait, double 'sole, .
band tewed, calf bait, sizes 8 6s,
8 61s, 8 7s, 8 7,, 18s. 18,9, .
. original price 8 00, bow 8 75
9189 Lond Cap Toe, hand tewed, .
: calf bals, tlaet 1 5s, 1 6a, 2 djs,
17s, 1 7(s, 18s, 19, original
prlc 5 00, now ., ' 8 75
These Goods will
Only,
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71 lCr.:r.l Ht -r?
5S
o a
Saskil
9190 Plain Square Toe, hand tewed '
' . calf bale, sizes 1 5a, 8 6s, 1 6J a,
8 7s, 8 8s, 1 9s, original price
6 00, now , ; " 875
9191 Plain bquare Too, calf cong,
sizes 1 5s, 26,1 81a, 1 10s, were '
4 00, now y. . ! $3 00
9193 Plain Square Too, bals, sizes
. 1 5J. 8 6s, 8 61s, 3 7s, 1 7,. 2 81
were 4 00, now ' " 8 00
9193 Lond Ctp Toe, calf bain, sizes .
-1 6s, 8 6 Is, 3 7s, 8 8s, 1 Bit, were '
4 00, now 3 00'
be Sold For Cash
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mm's Founts