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VOL. XVI-KO.
SIW BIRS, K. C. MsTKD.lT MOiiMKC, fCBUClUY !5. 1833.
CSTlBLlSUtO 1832
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Nobby Cm mum la ChlnW al Krt Voiliar and a tvaspk-t
Mock of PUck Btlk lif.aa.b- ia Piter ranging from Vm to II CO. '
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Looi Out for OSCEOLA Under North Carolina
Tobacco this Season.
It's Going tobeHeard From.
Call For and Try Osceola.- Manufactured By ,
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AND FOR SALE BT ALL OLD DOMINION AUESTS XTERTWHERE.
At New Bern Mr. C. E. Fuj is
Onr
Baking Day is
To Ilia UoQte tire wh. a she ta
providt d avtib tatiafsclory baking
matnial for bcr pl'a. cakra and
. bread. Yn will l ata light ri.-U
Cakea and d. licliMi" jiii-a hTI
uainx our lilgk Rradu "Beet in lh
W.ill", Pnalry P..r, pnre and
Boa FlavoflDg Extracts, FlneLanl,
Buiur aud Cheese. Ojr him
made UlnceMea, Canned Pearl.
&c , ae li ne aud Iroul.le.
; Fn h d F 1 1 r Butler
jiibt ncl.-ed Tieiel no Ut-r
Butter mide. Try a iiBd atd
)iu will ue no oiu.r. f
J. R. PARKiER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. ; J
iiiSs.Book Store j
FULL LINK OF j
Book-keepers
and
J School Room
Supplies
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G. II. Ennctt.
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Ilighpst Prices GimriinU'ed.
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Othera at Varinua Point
I around New Bern.
a PleasureJ
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Tha Center of Attraction
i
I I alwiiy the elegant and perfect
ntlinz suits) and overcoat nthat are arie
in auch exquisite atyle and finish at tint
walilikhmeiit.' Washington'a liirthdnv
will remind you that fpiiuis ib close as
hand, and that top eoats u ill he in 01 r
fabrics ready for our pat runs s
A. A N. C- fill SOTO Rat.
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Sjwlal to Journal.
j Ittuian, Ftbmary 14 Tbe Board of
1BWTBU 1 BiprDTVOlCOM Ml IUIB .1 ll -
boob ai Bra o cioci, Baa Biecua viiv 104
lowln( Direct (or the Atlaalle A
North Carolina Railroad:
W. M. Webb, of Carteret, L. 0. Daa
lela of PamltoaJ. A. Brjaa and J. L.
Uaadowa of CraTaa, T. C Wbllakar of
Joaaa, U Hirttj of Laaoir, J. Z tagf ,'
ofOr.a,J. A. WawbroU of Wajaa,
aad U. P, Dortca, Buu Praif. ,
Tbeaa Ulractora ara raoofaliad at
farorinf Mr. Jaaaa A. Brraa, at Ka
Bara, fur Praaldaal A. N. 0.
railroad.
M3Wa bm a llrer tabulator aad I raa
ragulata Iba world," aaid a (ealua. Tba
draitglat baadad hla a boiUaof DaWUt'a
Llitla Earlf Riaera, tba famout llule
pllla. t B Daffy. . . -
' TAZMa OKOtS BAKIIIHai.
fluff da. BrBmio M
aa auil. Carla4M aiiymirr.
Spaclal lo Joarnal;
Ralsior, Fcb'y St, Tba Hon da-
hatrd oa tba reran ue bill today. Mo
prograaa aa aiada oa tba quaatloa of
uxlng Iba groat earning of tba Plata
railroad. r , I ; .. '
Connor offered an amendment that the
railroad commlialonera be aaipowartd
lo ataeta tba property of ran road, on
tbe baia of aix par cent, npon Uielr net
income.
Tba Cbarlotta dUpanaary bill la made
a pedal order In tba Beoale tonight.
Ulenn makea tba minority report, and
Osborne will aniwer.and the latter It It
expected will reoelra tba support of tba
Senate.
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Ferer Bona, Tetter, Chapped Band,
Chilblain, Coma, and all Bkla Ernp-
tioaa, and potltlyely carat Pile, or no
pay required. It li guaranteed to give
perfect aatlsfactlon or money refunded.
Price SS cents perbox. For aala by F.
F. Daffy. - "";
TBS SPEOOLATtra HAS UTS.
Today' quotation furnished by W.
li. Oalbralb, New York. ?
, ; V- Nkwom, February 14
" BT0CK8, " '
" ; Open. High. Low. Clots
Am Tobaooo. ... 190 ' 191 184 . 191
Sugar.. ......... 135 188, 184, 1S5
B. 8. Oat. SI 6 6 ;
J. C... ........ 109 110, 109 110,
C.4 0 ... 89 t9 28 88
8UL.48.W.... 60, 80J m 00i
C, R. A q. 144 145 148, 113J
Chicago Uaa.... 114, 114, 118 114,
COTTON.
Open, Bifrh. uow. Close
SIhj.. 6.20 0 81 119 19
CHICAGO MARKETS.
What - Open. High. Low, Close
May ..... 78 73 78 73
Com' - '
May ...... 85 88 85 86
Not one child diet where ten formerly
died from croup. People have learned
ihe 'Value of One Minute Congo Cure
and use it for teTCre ldng aad throat
trouble. It immediately stops cough
ing. It neter fslls. F 8 Duffy. ' . " '
cm no. ii.
itniia af fturni faaaly. Jtoria
Notice is heicby given that six Craven
oounty bonds of the denomination of
Ore hundred dollar each, hare this day
iieen drawn : for the sinking fund of
said county In accordance with the act
of Assembly authorizing their Issue
follows:
FivehundreJ dollar bonds,' number
819,95,153, 29,147,1.
These bonds will be paid principal and
accrued interest to March 15, 1899, upon
presentation of the tame at the National
Bank of New Bern, .New Bern, North
Carolina; on or before March 15lh, 1899.
Interest on the above bonds will cease
on anl after March 15th, 1899. -Dy
order Board Commlssionert.
E. W, Small wood,
" " - Chairman.
Smoked ttusage at the Oakt Market,
10 cents lb. - ' ; r
Dressed and live poultry at tbe Oaks
Market. , - :
Stall , fed Western Beef, grown, In
N .rlh Carolina, 10 cents lb, tt Oaks
Market. .
Gold Camel, Ceylon Tea, tbe finest
u packages, at A. 11. Baker's.
There is no need of saving anything
about the cleanliness of Brauliam's Foun
tain; it is proverbial, it Is so ck an that
It Is appetizing, Every gVa they are
as I'.. in and delira!e as can 1 r u
piii;. hel aricr v. ' ;. V'a 1 -i t .f.- "
the i'!!'i'! of s - '.' -a t' . ' ' i i
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IP ,1 i" a of !. i f-;'t
WILL Dill HIF.II.
Ki Ailstt Will Es alaij
. CcrroraUcns
DIspeBtary qarttlen lekalable
lakjecL (harlatle Dl.app.lat
ed. Beaater Oaborae'a ip-
peil rTlam Reveaat Bill
a lakllag Black.
JotnwAt BcatAO. I
Rali. N.C.. Feu. IA (
. Tbe moralof teaaloa of tba House yes
terday waa apent almoet allopeierr oa
the rereoua bilL The flaal sectloas wer
being paawed wbaa there tu an ei
ploslo. This came oa the quest loa of
taxing the groaa -Income of railroad
Thompson ot Ooilow aprung the m're
for anybody coald n that when the
train waa laid and lb match bandy. He
in backed by Willard of New . Han
over and olbera. ' .
Tbe question came npon tbe Ilouae
rather nnaxpeoledty. It Involved ques
tions the moat momentous to the f Jtnre
of the Democralio party and policy
Rather ua willingly the abla men of the
Uouaa took the floor.- But wtca tbey
spoke It wat In clear language. Tbey
would Hot be party to attack corpora-
tlona.
Judge Connor look tbe ground that
the railroads were now taxed ad valo
rem and at tbe Railroad Commissioners
had the power to fix relet, further tax
en groat earnings would only be gather
ing money from one end while the Com
misslonera would be bound to figure It
In their etllmalet when fixing ralea.
Also that railroad differed from Insur
ance companies which paid a license,
because insure nee companies and like
companies had no considerable properly
tuat was taxed oa property basis.
Willard In reply made aa astonishing
statement. lt we can paaa a law lo
force these ontslde companies to Invest
their money Jn thla State, then we can
get at them.' . .
Locke .pralge now got the floor and
delivered tbe finest speech ot Ibe tot
lon. It opposed lb proposed tax from
every alandpolnt, and especially because
It would be giving up the very ground
upon which the Democracy ot the Stale
aland. He ald that he had not expect
ed thla question to come up, but be
would carry out tbe pledge that he bad
given to hi people In the campaign,
that he would deal Justly With all classes
of citizens, would treat both poor and
rich alike, -
There waa little mere oratory In the
speech, It waa cool and measured, and
delivered In the modern achool ot atatea
manship. ' .-. . - -. ' -
Bo much time had passed that further
consideration of the matter wnt over to
the next day. That-the revenue bill will
past with not much more discussion is
probable. '. - v . .- '
.. The Senate paaaed a comparatively
uneventful morning. The great scene of
the day was laid before the Committee
on .Propositions and Grievances In ibe
Senate chamber in the afternoon. The
closing of the hearing of thlf case, the
Meoklenbnrg dispensary, was exceeding
ly dramatic and had tbe advantage of
being enacted under the reflection of the
flaming gas Jets of tbe chamber, ' '
Tbe dispensary .question has been
fruitful ot debate, but of all the bills
paseJ for dispensaries the Charlotte
bill capped the climax. Hundreds of
the citizens of that beautiful town were
present to urge the passage of ibe bill.
Tbey came In a special train and woie
brilliant badget of blue. Tho nblest
pleadera ot the city were with them to
the committee to give them ll e law,
without submitting It to Ibe people to
Tola on the question. Tbe hugo peti
tions-had the nauiee of 8,1(10 while meu
of Mecklenburg. Tbey considered it a
new declaration, and filled the chamber
with applause and choera, scarcely Jo be
checked by tho chairman. Tho advo
cates of tho dispensary hadthlngs their
own way by force of numbers. '
- The apeecbea were largely directed
against Senator Osborne, who represents
Mecklenburg county and who , was
against the bill. The Senator sat quietly
at he waa referred to again and agal
Tbe committee were evidently almost
nnanlmous'y favoring the ;bill. The
members were those who tvere knowu
to be kindly disposed to such moasures.
When the last speech was made and the
dispensarisls were congratulating them
selves on their chancos, Ibe former at
torney General, and now Senator,
Osborne, stepped in front ot. the com
mlltee and in a few words appealed lo
them to stand by him. "I appeal to yotr
to stand by me as I have stood by .you
Don't let me go home with sucb a re
fusal trora those I have befriended Of
each of you I make this personal re
quest."
Senator Glenn arose and said "much
as ho loved Frank OEUorue," bo, could
not do it. He must do what his con
science told him was right. It was a
p:
KLkes the food more delicious and wholesome
moral qeaalloa. Tua cunmklM to k a
rising vote and tba reull was 4 to t and
Senator Masaa being aWni vaol word
that b vitfeJ aye, and the vote siso-l 4
to 8 It was irolWy ibe araaietl -er-soaal
Iriuiaptk that Heaaior baa n
relvrd oa tba llor of Ibe Seaata. -
Tbrra waa a graal acAllerieg of Line
btJgxt aud -Id a few mlauie the wlrre
to Cbarlittle were laden a lib a tola of
woe. . The minority rporl will come be
fote tba Svnala and If ibe present prut.
pe4 eniHve true, ibera will tia a battle
over tba report of Intense Interest.
Tbe illrf--loo oa the Ilevenue bill
the previous day came lo a cIom when
tbe Dispensary tnsg waa struck. The
obatracllon was removed as follows:
Winston offered the following at a
substitute fur part of section 81: "Each
dispensary In the Stale treasury ibe fol
lowing frauchise laxea. . 1. Each dlspen
sary for town ot leas than 1,100 peoplt
50. 8. Each dlspeotary for a township
In any county $3u0 8. Each dl.pentarj
for a town at over 1,000 and net exceed
ing 3,W0, J00. 4 Each dispensary f.,r
a town or city of 8,000 and not exceed
ing 6,000, 3U0. 5. Each dlspensar) (or
a town or city over 8,0U0 aud for each
dispensary for a county tSOO-.eiid that ll
be the duty of all managers or officer, of
the dlapensarle In the State to remit
such tsx to the State treasurer en the
1st day of January of each day.'
After considerable talk Craiga offered
aa ameudmant: "And It shall be the
duty ot all managert of dispensaries to
pay to the county treasurer for the bene
fit of school fund ot the county In which
such, dispensaries are located all the
taxei herein imposed on such dispenta
rloa.'1 . - :.; 1
Section 4. regarding tax on bank
lock wa passed over Tuesday. It was
again taken np and Williams offered
a substitute, prepared for the commit
tee,' by WlUard.' It was adopted. . Its
text is aa follow:
"The taxes impoted for State, coun
ty and school purpo.es upon the House
any back er banking association
(whether Stato or national) in this
dtslo, and npon tho shares df stock
owned by resident, shall be paid by
the cashier of tucb bank or bunking
as ociatlon directly to the State treat.
urcr a itbln 80 days after July 1 of each
year and upon failure to pay tbe State
treasurer ts aforesaid he. shall Institute
action against the bank, or banking
association to enforce the same In Ike
county of Wake or the county In which
the bank or banking association Is lo
cated. When remitting laid taxes to go
to tbe State treasurer the cashier of any
bank or banking association shall state
the residence of each stockholder living
in North Carolina, and npon receipt by
Ibe State treasurer of said taxes he shall
remit to the treasurer of the county in
which Ibe ntd stock holders reside the
amount to colteoled for couuty pur
poses. Should tbe residence of any
stockholder be unknown be shall remit
the amruounl of omul and school taxes
to the treauircr of tbe county where the
bank or banking association I located.
The b jurd of commissioners of tbe coun
ty In willed said banks or banking asso
ciation aro located shall assess tbe value
of the shares of block lu any aucb banks
or banklui; associations, taking.. Into
consideration, tho actual market value
and the book valuo of . such shares,
Biaii Ik. A I '1
I Will Name a Few Prices:
60 CUlEDKIiN'S SUITS WAS $100 AND $125, NOW $ SO
so I " . . " " 1 80 8 00, " lOO
50 ' ' " " 8 00 " . 8 50. 160,
AO " 8 00 UP TO - 8 50
40 BOY'S SCIT3. WAS ,. : ' 200 AND 850, NOW 175
89 , . " - ' 200 UP TO :-:(.. 500
0") MEN'S SUIT8 WAS 5 00 NOW .' . 8 85
60 Mens Black Clay Woratcd 500 AND 000 NOW S 95
35 " Crcncb Worsted 10 00 " -7 50
20 " , " " " ,13 CO " 8 60
80 PAltW MES'd SHOES WAS 1 00 . . " . ' 75
100- ' " ' 125 ' " 93,
BETTER GRAPES $1011, 185, 'l 50,800 UP TO - 8 50
EVERYTHING REDUCED HERE!
- A Ei Lina Top and Undershirt 3 Cheap. -
Also the Largest Ctoch r ' ::i 17: . 3ern,
rrcir: Cheap. . ' 3 ?. Tv" 7' - C:ltars and
!
Provided, Ibsl la dVurmlnlng the value
ot suck sharee for taxation there thai'
be deduct ad tbe amoaal of real property
or which the bank haa paid la taxes
The Ua oa telegraph, lelepboae and
atpreat companies I lied att perosni
oagroe receipt la tbe Stated eactloa
era pay $13 us; bicycle (geaU tl K
rent collector f M; butchers $7,50; wuud
aad coal dealer $10 oouoa comprrmwi.
which pre not less thta 10V,IMbak-
$100;'cottoa factories la cities of over
U.'IOO $15; marriage licensee are $1
each. ' '
A message from Governor Russell
was read in the Senate nominating tbe
following director of tbe Stale Normal
College of Qreenehoro and tbey ware
confirmed; 8 district, 8. 11. Uattla, 8th.
J,F. Poller. 7th. W. D. Tamer, 8tb.
IL D. Gilmer.
The Governor also nominated for di
rectors of the Eastern Jlotpltal at Gold
boro: Drr Eliaba Porter, of Pender,
Ur. O. W. Bullock, ot New Uanover,
Ur. J. E. Oiimaley, of Green for f year.
beginning March 1807, and Albert Aa
deraon, of W Ilaon; Shade l.'Woolen, of
Lenoir, and W. V. Rounlree, ot Craven,
for 0 year beginning March, 1899.
These were confirmed.
Another perfect flod of new bill
pounced In yesterday. Both branches
held In session last night. The House
was in aesslou until 18.30.
THSmir t tiaaraAr hob h bb.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet re
move the cause that produces LaGrlppe
The genuine ha L. B. Q. on each Tablet
25c. .
.The finest lot ot Dressed Poultry In
the city this morning, at W. E. Suellings
& Son. .
Try a'cup of surpassing coffee and a
ham or oyster aandwlch at A. II. Baker'
Oysters, raw, fried or slowed at
hours at A. M. Baker'. -
all
Whllman't
Sotley'i.
fingChocolate at Mc
The finotlot of Dressed Poultry In
the city this morning, at W. E.Snelllngs
& Son
. When; we are prepared to fill all or
ders for anything la the BUGGY and
CARRIAGE LINE. ' ' 1
We meet competition in every n-spect.
Our factory ia at -'.
78 BKOAD BTREET. .
G. II. Walent fiow,
Oct it (Souvenir Radge!
Of Ml.l Winter Fair, 189 , for al-cn
Fair Grounds, and at McSorley's Baker's
and Davis' Pharmacy. Price 15 Cents.
J.fJ'jJl f IJJJ llSMSSIt
uViirABiuriiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiuaiuiiiikirrI
111
1
uui;iuf
A Few Nice One Jatt received. Alao a Fresh lot of
Ihoee BIQ I1AM3 TO CUT.
Kn ah (lake and Cracker.
Tba very beat ELGIN BUTTED, ?5c
We bare nice Tablo Peach wa arc nailing at I.'Jc
far can.
Heint'a 8weet Mixed Picklea. '
FreebOalflskee and Carolina Rioe.
Dried Peaobea, pealed and tlioeJ only lOo lb. v
Dried Applet 6V.
Giro us call for anything, joo want in Grocer ins.
MeDanicl & Gaskill,
llione Oi.
R. H. BAXTER,
New Goods. New Firm.
I have just opened up
a nice line of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Shoes,. Hats,
S Gents Furnishings, Etc., k
and invite the public to j
examine my line.
No. 95 Middle Street,
y next door jo. Eaon's
z Jewelry Sore.
REDDGTIONS CDNIINDE
This time it is a few lines of
STACY; ADAMS & CO.'S SHOES
, In broken sizes, that we We going to close
to prepare for onr 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 Fait, haftd tewed, -calf
Bale, tizet 1 Bta. 8 Os, 1 61s,
8 7a, 1 7iR, 2 8s, 1 8K. original
: price 5 00, now . $3 75
0187 Walking' Fast., double sole,
hand tewed, calf balsrfcisea 8 6,
- 8 61a, 8 7s, 8 7 Is, 1 8s. 1 8Js,
original price S 00, now - 8 75
9169 Lood Cap Toe, hand sewed,
calf bal, niica 1 5Jh, 1 Oi, 8 6Jg,
17a, 171, 18s, 19, original
price 5 00, now - 875
These Goods will
r
1 HAMS ! I
5;
Wholesale
A llVlail S:
Cirrm.'!, 2;
71 Krtia'l St. 2-
9190 -Plain Square Toe, hand aewed
. oalt bale, sixes 1 Oju, 8 Os, 1 Oi.
' 8 7a, 8 8s, 1 9a, original price
6 00, now 8 75
0101 Plain bquare Toe, calf cong,
tAzt 1 51s, 2 8, 1 81, 1 10s, wera
4 00, now : $300
0193 Plain Square Toe, bals, sizes
v 1 6J. 8 0s, 8 61a, 8 7a, 1 7i. 8 8Je
were 4 00, now 8 00.
9193 Lond Cap Toe, calf bnis, sizes
1 8s, 2 6)s, 8 7s, 8 89, 181, were
4 00, now , SCO
be Sold For Cash