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6 V. A . k i . A 1 I i V J 4 i 'ill i : : . I , I W0 - VOL XTI--IO. !Di. , ' HWBm, X. C SITl'lIDiT MOilUO, KIRCH 18, 1IS9. CST1IL1SUID US! Jr." . IN IN IN in i in IN VIS IN IN IN IN -IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN IN TIN Hi I II a-S M a a mm W How Very ; Near .it, Hand Pncffr : . ; ! - We are ripectlng i UUv'e Uail PiAtnU I 1U Ka Jawviimnla Silk wid Wool Suitiup. . , , . , . Sj Cftinbrk-l ud Breuilpnltnrg Good. . W v Nntioe the uobliv Tan Pol ka-IIoac. onlf 25e nair. " We are dailj looking tot the IWlu aud Collar. A niilv In PrMm MnKair. Pntty NWUirti in TIES niake Wantiful and complete comparable SHOES. IN a g ' Commencing TO.DAY wo will' place, cn sale our atoct of Kid Qloves at greatly Re duced Prices. V ' This sale will only last a few days Our Gloves are too widelyknQn.to neiedr ly comment. A J O U J 3.U O T-l J any Our first MAttUiONi1xormeriy uentemen, LfmKg ftolnrs and hkfik. ; . Regular BteSfJ? Now $1 25. Foster Hook and .TwoSnan, colors v. black, were $1 00, now 79c. .Two Snap Pique Walking Glovesolorj only, formerly $1 325. ..They; go atlpjj - .i ii .i.atp , Foster Hook, black' ' price 69c. ' " AUbal (AW IS V V UA W A Magnificent Undressed nKid.-r cheap at Maroh 10, 1899 WIIOrESAll JOHN DEALEItIN' GroceriesS ",4s " j : NEW BERN, N. C. i V v: v; V V Pi Iq? VI s - i . v i 5 r fi i . IIm haiitLNiet fliiir ) J V UuniM TawMefela rnvaHfl anil r Crit4 Mirf an lAiAnt fur KLirtJL fT;.Uk r4, CK'P vAkt!,J( whole need a pair of our In- W VI Hill brliil- . SI i.h i in H cut - is the celebrated Pricol 60,. MX. and )lorsj m and colors, reduced ' - ' iu,; w, ti-i ; MIU VWV . .1 . in i cn.. ft ,1 - ALltKXIAll Clfiioiii . - ',.1 i I i CflE?flRlTIOH.:: flat Imsraoce Cqulti E:;t ri9U Bay Case Teiay.' Tire OMee r a- . . v ..ff I Ueldlef trim, Lawyer's Tim. ! Bareea Br. Te Si.' Fares vTexk Behle. , nron , ""' Are Tlnatiral. ' ,1 1 1 Rabmh. SLC Match I 17. . Tb aev InMiranet aHnmlnloaw. Mr. TD UVndlni bat blnki a 'all th krBc ooopaalM la Ilia 8UW.' It b aeoMaary that all of tnaaa iboald r-rc- Uter bafor lh lit of April. Under lb praaeot U llier moat Die In tb oommia- Moaar office tbetr charter, a iiatemeat of their taaaelal eoadlttoa and baaiaeia; they ami MtltTy the Oommiirioner that Uiey are legally authorized to tranaaet bjailaeaa la the State and that they are (olrem; they aiaet (lie a power ef aUor aey, naUnf ' the commfatloDer 'their ageot, ao that they can aarer eel beyond the JuriadraUoa o( the State ooarta; tliey muat appoint a resident agent ia.the State and tie a sworn atalement that they win net re Ininre la any company aot authorized to do builneu la the 3uie; and tbey must otieeiVe the resi dent exeat's law. Up to today Mr. Young baa- collacttd $000 la feet from ooui psnlcs. The tax on life and Bra Insur ance companies Is, respectively 1350 and o,.(-.. -;.r 1 The trial ef the State Capt IHy will an held tomorrow lieforo the Suprcint euurC Dy irtni to fetltoullilciit of win ning hlittuetnd keeping on ilrswiag pny sul llsmrivk is a ton of l Too, aad il Day wins he hiiiu lo remain LalmrCoiu miwloner. The new CommlMlonrr Lm-) is lying around oa 1 the oolsklrta aad waiting for a chance to go to court and Urow llsmrlii out. . Home attorneys are now claiming that thai Legislature Mil pnly oloct officers whcrtt .the Constitution so empowers that body aad say that If the Supreme court so decided thea ,the, penitentiary act, "the railroad commission act. and similar measures passed by tha, Leglsla ture are wortbkua. OUier atlorncys aay that Qamrlck's contest Is frivolous and absurl, 'ani tljese 1eglsallre aats are perfectly yalid.,, , slated by Auditor Ayer to be as follows The property of nllroad companies Is ssieaaod by' the railroad commission at io much per mile.' It is supposed that the value of the' franchhte Is considered ia connection with the assessment,'.', In addition to an ad valorem lax on private business corporations, a graduated fran chise tax ia imposed according to, he amount of capital stock. The tax on a capilf Ipf f fcSjOOO or less Is $3, and as- rend a graduating softie, to fJiOO, on a oepWslock'ot 1,000,000. Bants an not subject to the franchise tax. lusur- anea eotapanies are taxed on lhe gross recaiptas; iUpon them thore Is nospcclllc franchise tax. . The franchise tax, U as- oertalned and collected by the sheriff or lax collector of each county In which corporations are located, and .paid td the Stato Treasurer. "! " l.-" -i t The result of the passing a law to let out the public printing to the lowest bidder and tuea when ISarnes Bros .,, the t'opullsts were the lowest Udders, refer ring the matter to a committee, 1 ttiat the lawyers will'' have their aay about It. . IJsmes Brothers' have had a sum mflps issued ftgalnst all the niembera ' of the Joint printing committee and against Edwards and Broogliton. ! K. IJ. Uixel add Cyfus Thompson, and cite them to appear here March 20th, before Judge Brown. - - - The farmers ranVaU sections of the county report that they are far behind with their wort; and are greatly discour aged. They say that fu oats ana wheat crop Jp poorer, tha j It has been for years an that It h been, impossible for them to do any spring sowing. ' The merchants now find It unprofita ble po lend on future crops since the far mer get ftfrllicrbehfnd ; ecl ,'yfcat Hence jniauf ef theul will und it very difficult te tide over this year The far mere are certainly very bhVe sow,' Certain lines of business must be bdomlhtr af WihnlngWufot Alio collec tor's oQlce here has shipped 101,000 one cent i6dumaatary slamos, t a , single inaiviaual in tuat city. Since February 20 A Governer Rus sell has Issued 10 pardons. The list is a versions; one of tb prbeaers ,releaeed (rom prison since ftussell assumed his omce.; j .. , ... .- . v . THE SfEClTLATrVE MARKETS. ' t'.lj?! 'I'm mi i i'i t-r ; ... ) Today's qaotatlons furnished liy W. U. Oalbraith, New Tork, Itcpresented by A. O. teyberry. , - i ; " , . Nkw Yobk, March 17 , STOCKS.' Open. High. 'Low. Clos Sugar'....... i'i.'. 160 107 100 1041 Am Tobacco, iii S12i' 312r J C. ........... 11H lli aB,4a .,Hi! u:ij Opon. Bifrh. 31 IS 2 It 111) lilT 140 140 'It-: LiOW. Close 6 00 May..";. ;...'... 6.11 6.11 O.Oi , CUICAOO MAItlCETS. VitaT Oiwil. Hifih. Ix)W. May ......... 6TJ 6'1J 6Ti ColIN May- ...!... &". 84) 3:', Close - 601 3:! A liaLes the food more delicious and whoiesocne wiuwn ir. ritk Special lo JoaraaL . Rauxiob, March l?-Labor ComaiU sloaer Bamrick has deckled to aarreader his offlce to B. R. Lacy who was elected by the Legislature to the offloa. He aaya that be wUI give ap the office March IS. The Ualled Butea flsh comailasloaata will xaeet the State Bsh commlastoaert at Kdrnloa with the View of moving tha Fish Hatchery across tha Albemarle sound oa taeiiaowaa river. The obeet of the removal la because the water at the prewat hatchery la affected by Juni per. . movino roawAan. iilmi CmUbm T Wan Back The riUylan. Majiila, March 1 The drat battalloa of the Twentieth Infantry advanced freaa Pailg today, clearing the country lo Calnta, a well-defended village of 700 In habitants, Ave miles northwest of the foothills. The troops first encountered the na tive outposts la a daase jungle oa the banks of tha river. The Filipinos were dislodged after half an hour's fighting. The Americans at r a need in splendid order under a heavy lire until it was necessary to volley the Killpluos from tee trenches. The aatlvoa bad a great advantage and droppwl a number of the advanciug men. The Americans charged across the rice fluids, making- four ad vaoccs on the Filipinos, who uumberad a thousand meo, Soj of - whjut were iu trunclied and in the face of a cross fire. Uenetal Whealou' uieu Carried the town after four hours' lighting and bura ed the outskirts, the Killpinos tiring from the windows and keepiug up a running Sre In the streets. The Americana then withdrew In order to obtain more ammu nition. ' . ' ' : , , ' The Killpinos lost about 100 men. The American ' loss consisted of Corporal Johnson of Company C, and Private McAvoy, of Company L, killed. The Filipinos at the outposts and la the trenches beyond Caloocan fired several shots last night upon the Montana and Kansas volunteers aud part of tha Fourth regulars, desiring, It is supposed, to discover If the American line .bad been thinned by the movement of Gen eral Wboalon'a command. The Ameri cans in the trenches replied warmly to the fire. . ' - A battallon'of the Twentieth Infantry routed a email band oTTillplnos on the Lagan a road. Some sharpshooters who were firing from a house over which a French flag was flying were dislodged.- A gunboat entered the lake and silenced a one gun battery In the foot hill. ' To rvam a reia nn st Take LaiallYe Bromo Quinine Taoleta. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. 25c, The genuine has L. B..Q on each tablet.. - Pacifying Other LUnd. :. - ' WABtimoTON, March 16. The follow ing from General Otis reached the War Department today; ' ' "He porta from Hollo indicate improve, ment; less activity oa the part of Insur gents of Island. "Ueports from Negros most encourag log; Inhabitants enthusiastic; quiet pre vails throughout Island, and Colonel Smith directing affairs In framing Inter nal government. ."..', , "Cebu quiet, : business progressing under United States protection. "Ueports from 8am.tr and Leyle indi cate 'desire of Inhabitants for United States troops; these islands occupied. "Insurgents control cop fined to Luzon. The occupation of the Paslg river ltne, with control of Laguna de Bay baa cut the country occupied by the Tagaloa In nearly two equal parte." . CASTOR I A k For Infants and Children. . Th Kind You Rave Always E::;U . Bears the Signature of ,' Summer Home, Folder, 1880. Mr. W. A. Turk, General Passenger Agent of the Southern Railway, Is collat ing information for Summer Homes' Folder for the ensuing Summer, yiving the names of proprietors, post offlce ad dresses, at or near what station, convey ance used, number of guests, terms per day, week and month. This Information will be printed lu an attractive form and a large edition published and distributed by the various agents of this . Immense system throughout all sections of the I country. Persons contemplating taking t boarders for the ensuing Summer are requested to apply to the nearest railroad agent for blank to bo filled giving the above information, aud forward at once to W. A.Turk, Geoera! Tasaongor Agent Washington, D. C, so that tt may reach! him not later than April 1st. r "ou siltch- ia umxo. Om at Saw llmliil i mini kVar I-ar M ISM CWp StesrJ W TnSh Cbicaco, March It Beajaaila P stars , Hutchtasoa, kaowa as "Old Hatch,' oae . oi in greaieai specaiaiora ua ooara oi .Trade aver krew aad worth at oae lime f 15,0X0,000, died tonight of heart failure mm UHV uvawB DSBiiatnuafu ut had beaa la 111 health both bodily aad awn tally for five years, aad had beaa at the sanitarian! two years. H a tchlneoa'a career was a pbeaoaae- aal oae. Reared as a farmer's boy la Maasachusetta, he came Wast aad "grew up with the eeantry." He went oa the Chicago Board of Trade and so n b came Its dominating spirit He dealt la everything aad dictated prices, raa wheat, corn, oats, pork aad provlsla corners, and tea years agJ his wealth was estimated at 1 13,000,000, A certain armchair by a particular post oa the Boor of the board was occu pied by him during tha board lasilons aad brokers gathered around him eager ly picking ap crumbs of Information. About lea years ago bis mind began to fall aad he became aa easy prey for speculators on the board. -He was Induced to lav by a few bun dred thousand dollars for bis wife, but the remnants of bli millions soon disap peared. He went to New York for lime, but did little trading there, am. about six years ago returned to Chicago allb.tngb be did aot resume trailing on the board. Mr. Uulcblnson, who was trveuty years ol, lreve a w fe, who was Sarah F. lngalls, of Lnn, Mass,, and four children, Chailes L and William I Uulcblnson, Mrs. H. A. Lancaster and Urs. Moble a Judtb. Stair OiMMilva tha Aweaibly. Havana. March IV General Gomez has decided to proceed with the plans agreed upon for distributing the (3,000, Out) lo the Cuban troops, on dlsbandln, as If the military assembly did not exist. lie conferred two hours today with with Governor General Brooke regarding de talis. .......... ' General Brooke asked Washington sev era! days ago If In case he dissolved tha assembly his action would be approved' The cabled reply authorized blm to dis solve thai body, if, In his judgment, such au act were necessary. . He hopes the as acmtily will soon cease of Us own accord lo hold Its meetings, but, should sessions disquieting lo the public mind continue, he will intervene. . Havana Is much more quiet today and less excitement is noticeable. This is partly due to the fact that the assembly bal no meeting. ' Rumors are current that Its self dissolution is a matter of the early future. ..; ' ".: : Cores pleurisy and pnea- . monU In a wooderlully wOlffTa! short time. It promptly allays inflammation oiSVriJD. lactone For sore hmn -J ' Mr " wwlovaliuok. doses. Pries 25c ii You Can Fool ' Some f the people all the time, yon ran fool all the people soma of the lime, but you can I loot an me people all Ik Itmj. Now we propose to please obr custom' era by selling them A nice couutry axe handle for 10a. : A aloe axe with handle for 60c - A four hole mouse trap (or So. ' . A mirror mouse trap for 10c. . A mirror rat trap ror km. V A wire handle stove lifter for V. . r : A long handle coal shovel for So. A letter Die for So. ' A carpet stretcher for 10c ' ' -. : A claw hammer for lRo A fancy dust pan for 10c. . A bat rack for 10c A towel roller for 15c. r - . ' Soliciting your patronage we are yours truly, . ' v,;-.- . J. C. Vhitty to. 1TOTICE! Time of Holding . Courin Changed. TO JUSTICES OK TI1JC PEACE The Legislature of North Carolina hav ing changed the time for holding the Fall Term of the Circuit Criminal Court, for Craven rounly, notice is hereby gir - en that the next term of said court will ! be held on the second Mouday before the first Monday io September, It being the 'third Monday of August 1899. . . I You are also notified that the Spring (orrn of the Superior Conrt has been changed to the twelfth Monday after the first Monday in March, it being the fifth ' Monday of May, 1809. ' All appeals from your courts must be sent to that term of the Superior Court. I W. M. WA1SUN, Cleik. aXWlVtWlW a FANCY FJtESlI Just Received, Cnly 30 Cents Lb. Small Sugar Cared II int. Koilh Carolina llama, Fa.i ll Breakfast Strips. IWnx'i I Ickraa, Ilorae Fadr'iali (Juoen Olive, Mur lrd Sjiicea of ail kimlt. Freeh Cknoed Tomaloea, Corn, SuoooUth. Corn atnl Totnutoea, Okraand Tomaloo, Salmon, Sardines, Il trr. Chip Reef, Cooked Corned Beef, Potttvl lUm and Tongue. , ' Fresh Roasted Coffee and Finest Toa. Kancy Cieam Cbeeer. Cl Fiah and Irish Polalos and numerous oilier good tbinga to eat. and Examine oor 8tock. i MeDanicl k Gaskill, I Thone 91. -IN- Siifli a. C'anniil r-nliiifin. jlh sit S all slers Ssnllnes Canned rVnps i f II klniN, L mnn Cling and Trl- lnw i raw ford t aliforuia Peacbis. Canned Vegetables ol all kind, audi aa Tumulue and Okra, Corn and Tomatoes. Try a can of IWII Haven Brand dinned l'om f r I1 there is nothing better on ihe mi -kel at any price. Give us a rail and a c III anve ymi nu n . Choice wit G Country Hams, 10 Cents Found. J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. S casasass ! iiJ-ir--nJ-a I Don't Forg-et! WHCil YOi; 60 TO BUY hattings, Carpets, Rugs And Art Squares That we cto save joa money. Our line is Lari' and WellJSelecttd tnd we will be glad lo Show , them to you. One-third of yonr Life is Spent in lied, so why not Ret one of our COTTON DOWN MATTitESS- ES, Uae them GO nights and if they are not equal to any mattress you ever used we will re fund your money. You will make no mistake in getting one of them, FRAN&. H; 87 MIDDLE KTUEET. iEScibiiicihi WE UAVK JUST RECEIVED i Spring Styles fe . OF KNOX HATS, l .. and will lw cla4 to "show them to our patrons. i PKICU. W, 94 A"U 0. H - Knox Hats took the SIX HIOHE5T AWARDS '' '3,' fr at the AVorld'a Fair and are Famous for their ; . u ' '" Exclusive Shape, Superior Quality and Nevter- , , 3 .v 12 Fading Colors.", . .'.-!!" """" 'P 1 ' 3 r ' :;' ' ;v I'I- t y Call and Examine Them. . t i Every Hat Guaranteed. 3 l J. a-, dtt: f 57 POLLOCK STREET, " NEW BERNE, N. O. CS "I i'i i'i I'H'i i'i pi i'i mum MiiniMi'ii'ii'ii'immmi'i I'wirr ELGIN BUTTEll I 3- llelail S; roeen. eQ 71 Hn.,-1 St. 2l lfl ruin innl U'lU J0NE5 & GO., JJi:; V Wa- -"aa.- .M" -