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NEW BERN, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 2C, 1803.
ESTABLISHED 1882 '
VOL. XVU-NO. 20G.
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: ft You cannot find itetqual anywhere. ;Try a pound, if yo y
do not like it will refund 'your money. - , 1 r ' , - V
4$ - Our VI X L" Flour has no snperion ' -'
r. (SfS : Our Buckwheat (plain or prepared) makes delicious- Cakes; W
and wheaerved liot with our Elgin Creamery Butter and New W
w Orlean'a Molasses make a complete breakfast -; 1
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Oaslill-fi'
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v" Wil t . ll coming ar-d ti e ccld
weather 1 all right a long as'joit
1 are out of .dooret tn Jfur iou?y
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.' howevtrjou ant to w snuit anu
","varm. One of Carbon Airlift
Hca'eis will make jour room .
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comfortable nfid cory. - Thf pl e -
an-t ay . J It only tslica abf ui ot e
S half tiecoB,loftheatrg stoTt.-
W an-, autol for thin Lester f? ni
"aloth WilMin k-1ltlit Wd
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. Joy Fotevir. i
f Oar Cook Store Prpartm- r.t ll
v- coiti icte. The wife, ike drgbtcr "
' or even i-ny t ld eook should k?e ,
po d tttlvUanpe: "'oa cau
i' MlTafforJ ii ou will have tUir.,
meal'i'Hnd the' cook win have a-'
' beUer lert.pt-r find aUjr by jou
longer. I will pay tor Itwlf in a
- altort tin: e by avlop, fulj. tlerj
are InnuneialAi leasona wly you
-; then d have and not a (ingle tai
"on why J 00 should not., ,v,
GASKILL &
HARDWARE:
73 MIDDLE STREET. s, 'Phone
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: gSS2S5acrr5SSii5iibrihrardi3ebd
? In ourCarpet Department some sweep
3j ing reductions in prices, and it you comf rjjjg
template buying anything- in this line m
any time soon n wiu pay; your xo .ao bo
now. r-:r'U ;,::''- -i :M
5 Rolls Tapeab-y Brnsaels Carpet, jregnlar. price 65o this JflGj
week65o.' - -7 i?;
1 Roll Mottled Velfet Carpet,.reg. pries' 85c, this week 70o.
juuj '.- 10 Rolli Ingrains, regular
fjj - . o tloiii rancy aiuiiiug,-regular rn;(j ou, vuu weea, 5, riiijj
Cm ' V' Large Stock of Ingrain and 8myrna Art Sqtrares at; 25 per jl'ij
-Cinl oent discount this week. .'. -r. . '!'. r. fJ'Jl
Cjji , These are fresh new goods! nov old n
Cjti stuck, and it will be Worth your rwhile C3
M to see them? W-'. t''' ; ---V.' - ' C:;3
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you la try our Wheat Ho ft as T
Hi eati fast Food .It is nourUliiiiff
and spptllzli-t'. well as cl" h
(iur -Uk ol er-l it- rniuitf f on i
tie fullest snd linest wheat, con , 1
oats, rlre, etc. Don't wail ihe (
bent time to left U l rtK lit i..v ,
and you ran 1 1 j y many pj 1 1 -
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- OROCERIES:
61 BROAD STREETS
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prices,' 80, 60, 65c, thisjreek 25,'
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So Fourth Class Postmasters Make
False Returns. ' , ,'
State Snperintendent Public lastrae
tlrm Asks Important Question.
" Parnell Fortune
Trouble ts Up. -
Raleigh, . Noy. 25, Jarnea M Pitt
man, colored, postmaster at Tlllery wa
arrested by Deputy Marshal PerUnt
last Saturday, at Rocky Mount, an com
plaint of Mr. Connolly, of the Postofflce
Depaitmeot, charged with maklog false
returns of cancellation of postage. He
was given a hearing at Elm City and
not being able to give ball, is in jail at
Wilson. Mr. Connolly says that quite a
number of the fourth- class postmasters
make false returns, under the lmpres
slon tbat they cannot be detected, bu".
that they are greatly oeceirea in this
belief. 'I-,.- ". . - -
A dee3 of assignment was recorded lo
the register's offlre here by' which John
R. Cochrane, of New York, and James
A. Phelps, of Detroit Mich , transfer to
the North Carolina Lumber Company, at
Durham," their holding In the north
western part ( this country, for the
sum of $100,900.- Both Cochrane and
Phelps are members of the company.. ' .
The State Superintendent of Public
Instruction asks the Attorney General
the fnllowlnr anestlons "Does the re
cent decision Jf the Bopreme Court re
garding coOnty boards of education af
fect the contracts ,and general business
transacted according lo the law of 1890
by eounty boards of directors, and their
appointees I,- What effect' has the de
clslon apon-present' county euperinten
dentsT ' What effect upon township
trustees and district committees? How
much or what part at the general school
law a enacted by the last legislature
is lawvand what part Is -not lawf - If
the old boards are the legal boards, will
they perform the duties as laid down
In the laws of 1899 for county -boardrof
directors ? Have old boards aathority
under the recent decision to meet and
take charge of pablie schools before the
next regular .'meeting day ol I be county
boards f Plee give ma your opinion
clearly ' and r explicitly ; on J all these
points, a I a n . anxious to act lo ac
cordance with what is law -and Tight in
these matters of tj much public Impor
tance." J -,; liSjf'i '
Senator Robert B. Glenn, speaking of
the sweeping decisions- of the Supreme
Court this week saldi wThey may put the
very -devil In the Legislature." As one ot
the vei)-ablest men at that body,, wh .t
he says is always orth bearing..;-
Special Agent Wheeler, of the revenue
service has been here all this month
making a detailed examination of Col
lector Duncan's office'. ..'' .- ,
The lawas to trapping and netting
partridges Is being violated.- A Chatham
man netted three covey and got them
all, There' were no less than 69 birds He
shipped them here alive by express and
got 121 cents apiece for them. It Is said
thatlthe buyer reseld them for S3 cents
In such case they were probably shipped
out of the State secretly, as they cannot
go by express. - ;'
The Parnell and Fertune matter la yet
on the ragged edge. It Is said a specie
agent, of the Department of Justice Is
coming to Investigate Fertune, Tbe lat
ter wants him to hurry, and says his ac
counts are perfectly straight and that be
followed the Judge' directions as lo dis
charge In bankruptcy.' The Judge or
der a hearing January 8d la eight cases
to whlclT Fortune- granted such dis
charges There are Intimations, more or
leu plain, lhat some other ' Republicans
may be mixed up in this squabble. ,
' Secretary ' of State Thompson' finds
that chapter 277, private laws ot 1803, (a
fusion law) charteied the "Barrett uol
leglate and lndusliial Institute fer
Colored People," wlih power-Jo epnfer
degrees "aAotber colleges or onlversl-ties.",-
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W0NDERFUL SPEED IN WATER.
Torpedo Boat Ylper Is Expected To Expel
N Her First Record. , .
, Nkw York, Nov. 24 A cablegram
from London to tbe New Tork buo
soys: '
"An ofllcer of the Parsons 8lcam Tur
bine Company slates tbut at her recent
trials the torncdo boat Viper nm.Ie 32
knots an haur at Ihree-qiiarler p wer.
f lor rronellcrs will be alien d anil Ihere
wlllLe another trial shorl'y,' when It is
expected sbe will be able to m-ike 85
knots an hour.
"The following are the orrec.t dimen
sions of the vciini-1: I.engili, 215 feel;
n am, 21 feel; depth,' ID feet; displace
nient, B.'t) tit; ln.r-.e power, M,0 ' i;
K-iHrnii! (1 i i 'I '' ' t.i,.3.
"The i, "i- I. r r ' . , ' !. t
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The Insurgent's Mother And Oldest
Child Captured. -
Agalualdo Being Besetted and Fol
lowers Captured. Americans -Keep
Up PnrsulL Oils
Claim Filipino Oov-
ernntent Does '
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Special to Journal.
Wabhinoton, November 25 In addi
tion to the capture of Bnencamtnn, Gen
eral Otis cablet that Aguinaldo's mother
and oldest "-child have been taken by
General Wbeaton's troops, the- mother
being -separated 'from .the rest of the
paity. 'I-'-,-'
Two thousand dollars In. gold - were
fonnd In possession of the woman When
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Wabhikqton, November 24 -General
Otis sent a dispatch te the War Depart
ment today in which he aaya that the
Filipino Government can' no longer
claim to exist; that Its troop and ofiloiaU
are scattered, and that Agninaldo I In
hiding. The dispatch follows:' t
"Claim fo government-', by Insurgents
can be made no longer under any notion
Treasurer, Secretary of the Interior and
President of- Congress In our , bands;
President and remaining Cabinet officers
In hiding, evidently in different Central
tuxon provinces; generals and troops In
smalt band scattered through these
province acting as banditti or dispersed
playing the role of . omigos.. With arms
concealed . Indications are tbat Again
aldo did not escape through the line of
Lawton or Wheaton, but fledwestward
from Bavambanir railway stalloa. Tele
graphic oom mun I cation to' D agu pan ' es
tabllBhed, probably to San Fabian today;
by relaying nine miles of treek with m
terlal at hand railway communication to
that point reestablished.'' . v ;,.
Manila, Nov. ' 24.r8enor " BaulisU
president ef the - Filipino congrets pre
sented himself to General UacArtbur to
day and formally renounced all further
Connection with tbe revolution; :. -
He was one of the Influential Filipino
who hesitated at the beginning o( the
war as-to- whloh side to cast his lot.
Bauilsta was offered a Judgeship, of - the
Manila Supreme Court, but declined
He now announces that be desires to ac
cept the position. r f; ' . i? ,
; Seeor Bautlst says the Filipino een
gress and cabinet are scattered, never to
reassemble., Some of the memberr have
returned to their homes, while Other are
flying fur safety. Many of the congress
men have resigned, and BAutista say he
believes the Filipino Soldiers "will lay
down their arms everywhere as soon as
they learn tho trotb.'SA'r-ip it
. Admiral Schlejr Sails, ;
Specie! lo Journal ; ''JU
' NjtWT 7 Yoak, November 25 The
Cruiser Chicago, Admiral. Schley' flag
hip passed out this afternoon, outward
bound. .-7.-';'i.::i'st
The first stop of the Cruiser will be at
St. Lucia, v---i r:-v, v.
Likes of KUlarney Sold. ;
opeciai w ournau . ,
Ddbli. November 29. The Lakes of
tuuarney ywere sou or private saie.
t'jday ."purchaser and price-not given.
"I wouldn't be without CeW Ill's Witch
Haul calve for sny consideratlBn,"
writes Tbo. U. Rhodes, Couterfield, O,
Infallible for piles, cuts, burn tod ki
diseases - Beware of counterfeits, F. 8
Duuty.
NEW SHIPS. ALL FAST.
Alabama and Kearsarge , Nearly
. - Kentucky In Speed. '
Equal
Washinotos, Nov, 25 Of the three
battleship which have ret e ally been
subjected to speed tests the Kentucky Is
the fastest, Us average (peed tbe om
ctal trial trip having been 10.877 knots
an hour and Us maximum performance
17 25.
Tbe Kuarsarge, Its sister ship, comes
next, with an average Speed on its trial
of 10,8 and a maximum of 17.61- knots
an hour. The Alabama shewed an aver
age speed of but 10 13 and a niaxlmu
of 17. 'iS knots an hour.
The Oregon Is the only other ship
the navy which can compare wilh the:
ne vea-els la this re-pect. This eli
on It's triul trip nim'.u 10 7) knots
honr, plJtelnsr it sli'-na ot the Alanum
ami tlie renmi k ,ib'e perfoi ni-iui 0 of the
Oie ; -n on lis long run. during IhcKpau
Mi wxr rhows that It is nearly as awi
In pntclleal noik,
I The new Iial ill i-liips hi Ii Pave
ready l.i e.n lmiix-1-ltl Mere iU ' 1 f.
a; i- 'I "I lint li h Hun 11 knots an h.
'I Li-i i ' v i i .i-v ni: lHPnniH
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Makes the food more delicious and wnolesome
pjiapjriiisMBasMH
KASSAU BEATS ELL"
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After Sensational Finish. Scorces of Other r
Games.' ' , iv.jilopee-of tbe.Franklln. Syndlcato were
Special to Journal. - ':
New Havbh, Qons., Nov. JJ-Ther
tha'mnat rframatln 'flitUh 4ihtlM sramSi
here today, between Y&le and Princeton,
that was ever seen on the Yale grounds.
Princeton scored 0 In 'the first thirteen
minutes, , Yale scored 10, first half. -
In the second half neither tide- scored
until very last when the ball fell on tbe
lis yards line . Poe dropped back for a
field kick and made It amid fierce yells
from Nassau's follower, making score
Princeton II, YalellO. - -
Other games resulted a followr; In
dian 81, Oberlin 0. Lehigh 0, Lafayette
81. Western 11, -William 6. .Penn
Fresbmeu. 19 Cornell Freshmen 13
Brown 1, Dartmouth S. . '
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SEEKS RE-INSTATEMENT.
General Eagan Wants his old Position in
.Subsistence Department. "S.
Special lo Journal. " - - - ;
Wasuinqton, . November' .. 2S. The
Army and Navy Register says: General
Eagan, late Commissary General Subs!-
tance Department of the Army, will
make an effort to be re-instated at the
head of his olcj department. - - x" .
ue win aiieiniJk cuni, uiib uiuugu
Congress" which' propose' to hear hla
appeal earlyjn the coming session.'- . '
There have been various statements
that General JJagan would ask for relb
sutement, and then retire, but It is sow
understood he hopes to regain his. old
place and discharge the duties of the of-
flee.
THE BST should be your aim
whon bnvine :.. mcdicinfj. ;, Get
Hood' ; S.triopiii-illa nnd have the
best medicine MONEY CAN BUY.
Taxes for 1899 are now due and oaj't-
ble, s,nd should be paid at ooce-,-"
The law will be enforced, and all per
sons charged with oosts, due to failure
to pay their taxes, a warned,wjll have
to bear the extra expense. .- ,
Taxpayer should e me at onoe anj
avoid this additional expeni a. ,
: . . JOSEPH L. HAHNVf
Ex-Sb'ertff and Tax Collector..
Exquisite 5tyle In Dress
Belongs to the man who has hi
clotbinir made to measure by an artist
tailor who knowsthe value of perfect fit,
beautiful llnlnh and fine workmanship,
and who telcots his fabrics with an eye
to please the taste of the well bred gen
tinman. "Ihe tailor makes the mau is
an old saying a-'d we can supply all de
fects ot form, aud give yau both styl
a.,d sans faction, . .- , - ,
,I II. CJiadwIck,
Middle streot. . NEW BERN, N.
W."
V r Miller Net Arrested. -
Special to Journal.' '' r " ' ,
Bhooklyn, Nov S5-Thrte thouaantf
""n" ,ne omce ? ln" nrm 111
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The report that Wm. F. Miller, lh
-ad of the Syndicate wastrrestvd, it
found lo be Ir.corroct. - '
SCHQOL BOOKS!
AL.li KINDS,
At Baxter' Jewelry Store, .next to the
Journal, New Bern, N. C. 8-bool Books
at Low Prices - mall, post ptid. -
Write us for price list and terms; .
- J. M. A J. a REEL,
Reels boro, N. 0.
sips
We advertlM only to keep the name
G. H. WATERS & SON. Buggy Build
era, 78 Broad Street, New Bern. N. O.
before yon that you may be lead to boy
one of our up-io date Boggle.
Respectfully submitted to serve you,
G. H. Waters & Son.
NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS
Geue-al Offloes, A N. C R. R. Co., )
tfew Bern, N. U, rtov. S4, w. j
Contractors are herebv reauested to
snnmtt sealed proposals lor tne ereotion
of -two Freight warehouses for the At
lantic and North Carolina Itailroad
Company In accordance with plan and
specifications on nia in tne ouice or ine
SuperinUindont of said.C'ompany at New
Bern, N U. ' .
one of sain warebonse to be located
at New Bern. N O. the other at Golds-
boro. N O. The warehouse at New Bern
to be of Wood, the one of Goldaboro, of
Krica- and wood. - -.
Bid will be received witll Monday the
11th day of uecemoer next, r- ' -
Tbe acrtUK K uo reserves useii
the right to reject any and all bid.
All communication should be ad
dressed to S. L. Dill, -Superintendent
aftlt van uo, new Bern, ,
jay order ol tne rresinent ;
We Are Now Showing an Unisually
' -y;L . Full Line of '
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and Oil
Om line of Ladies, I Misses and
Children's ' '' v
Flannel Underwear
Is worth your attention.
A new supply of the Famous
Queen Qualify Shoes
.'' '":" Just arrived. ':
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Also Ladies, Misses and Children'
Shoes cannot be Surpassed.
D. F. JARVIS.
&:::d!iiFMrat
VVlnit f llint lirand-iiew Bioycls Lamps
at 4ni-, l, 1 fit), end i Ki each. Lamp
I uly
Ov.-r .
a lioUle,
1 pr of Tires of various makes
i n. s rni ,: es firm 1 1 ,',() to fi i ai h.
Air u! ''y of I ' - i-crt I'lnnp
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Has a full supply of good things toeatl.
SUCH AS:
Mince Meat, Jill r, Fruit Jams, Currants, Citron, Raisins,
Evaporated Apples nnd Peaches, Dried Apples, Sweet and Sour
Tickles." Macaroni heese, Canned Fruits and Vegetables. - .
, Flavoring Ext racts and Spices. The Very Best. Butter.
Prepared and Old Fashion Buckwheat. The very best
Flour 2Jo, all yoajwaut
Small llams and L'.realtfast Strips, big Hams to Cnt.
Fulton Market Corned Beef aud hundreds of other good
things. It will pay yon togive me a call before placing your
orders. Respectfully,
J.L
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'Phone 91.
HAIL
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We have just received a new supply 3
of Scriven's Patent Elastic Seam Draw-. 3
era which we are selline- at 7f' fnrmtvp
g price was $ 1 00. Have sizes to fit every, 3
E one. ' !
'- Our line oi 50c Winter Underwear is 3
the best ever seen in the city, and we in-
viteyour attention. In tact you, will 3
find that Rood qualities and low prices
can ,be found here as no where else in f
p the city. Give us a
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O-. XjTJxTT dz CO.,
57 POLLOCK STItEET.
Pic-Nic For Bargain Hunters ! ;
IS OUR 'fJ
25 PEIt CENT BISCOUKT SAjlYE"'
Beginning Tomorrow and ending after our entire stock of Dry Good and Xadle ;
Furnishing Goods l.-i sold. It Is a proven fact, that all these good have advanced ,
from 20 to 25 per cent, in price, but a I have concluded to discontinue handling - -above
line of goods, I will sell thorn at tbe above quoted discount in order to close.--
them out between now and Christmas. Our stock consist of a full line of . -
Domesltca, A large variety of Dry Goods, Trimmings, Ladies Underwear ,
' Trets and a comp'ete line of Ladies, aad Missea Shoes, also Cape ' ' - '
.'' - ' Jackets, Ores and Underskirts. Don't fail to call on ;" ' ,, :. - V -.-
J;. ROSENBAUffl, Middle Street,
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BOIS
; JustTReceived a new and pretty-line :ol
Boys Suits, ages 3 to 7. S
T Ladies especially
spect these Bargains.:
99 MIDDLE STREE'i,
ENTIRE.
SHOE STOCK !
: AT;"C)hT !.;:v.-
3,000 Pairs lo make selections
from. Come early ttnd make your
choice. ' ' , - ,.- - "
: J. F. TAYLOR.
Gi'iiuino Pa-ss' Kuclioh Ale,
Pale
n null I'm-1 mi s tn tl rung lit at
t nt the
STKEET? , , 7
Wholesale,
A Retail '
Grocer.
71 BrciMl St.
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Yours Truly, T g
NEW BERN, N. 0.
' UNDER HOTEL ALBERT," ,
SUITS I
invited to call, and in
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toi ' BW BERN, N 0
hellp Central,
Give Tie 14, : :
Moore's v Wood Yard,
1 Where they keep' Dry Wood, tawed
any length yon want, and will deliver It
at your door. Full measure guaranteed.
- Mr. J. W, Moore will be at he ollien
and glad to accommodate hit old cus
tomers. Don't fergel tbe place, on
South Front street by the ralfrond and
Phone 14. J. T. It. MOUIlli.
sho:
I have Jutt gotten in a l ino
Ttn and Patent Leather rJ In e.
Out lin 1 Op to-daie.
0 Ire us a Call.
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