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VOL, XV1I--K0. 291. 117 m, K. C, TUESDAY HORNING, MARCH 6, J900. IIGBTIINTH TEAR. ii V.HACKBURIv Says you have tried our I. X. L. F lour at 3o per lb, .and our Perfeot Blend of Mocha aud Java Coffee at 20c lb. ancT found them as liepreaented. " That is The Best iu the Uitj lor tha money. -k , is ; I Is ;v : JVto w say Vy bar BUTTERING at 2$c per lb. ; It is as fine as any Butter, and ABSOLUTELY PURE; : Try a pound, We will refund your money in every case, if, after trying ' you - are not satisfied." V - V.' ' f ; 47,49 PolIockStreet. : 1 rYOU WILL FIND AT L M. SMfflWJUIE & BRO. --r - 61 ; Broad -Street,' "h I vkl AresTi lot ot large" Hams to " "slice at 12c per lb.- Also small Pig Hams for boiling pur ". T. poses at 13c.: v v. :.'" V " We " are headquarters , tor Ontario 1 Buck : - wheat and the ve,ry best Elgin Creamery: But. , Try our, Whole Cod Fish'" at '? 6c .per, lb, received weekly and iresh. K ; T-l, -4 y A barrel oi Porto Rico Molasses, just; re 4 ceivedTry it onceyou will use no other. Your orders will be appreciated, and will always meet competition. - !,---T ' Yours lor. Business,1;..' V fc L M. 8ATTERTHVAITE & BRO., ' . .Broad Street. .-; 1," " PhoneJ169. , ulOtfSSS - . -T' WWW . LJ ' ,- - 111 The:,:::i andlvMes! ... X ' 1 .... I ...... Jr - " r 1 1 1 1 - j i . f 1 Finers than r y A the;:ik- Finest Wo have just received, purchased direct from the ILiiser by our Mr. II. Ilahri, THREE Carloads of Stock, and have now on hand 60 Hoad of Mules, and 40 Head of Horses to suit von. for anv and all nurnoses. Farm. Dntsanl Rnl Wor . . , . .. " A full lino of Buggies!' Eoad Carts, Wagons, Cart Wheels, Ilarncss, Robes and whips on hand 1 rices and Terms gnmaiiteed. i'. - We invite yottr early .inspection. Itcflpcctfiilly, Porto Rico Bill Kay Result in Giv ing up the Philippines.' Would Break Dow a the Tariff Wall. Foraker Sounds the-Alarm." Teller Far Self ttov - eromeat la Porto - ElOO. , ; Wasminoton, Haroh 6th. How 1m. pourtant and fr-reolifng r th quel-1 tlous Involved la the Porto Rica tariff bill, wbich has passed the house and is now being" considered by the. Senate it now. recognized. When the bill was being debated In the House, It was broadly asserted that this government bad promised the world -that commer cially the "open door" policy should pre vail in the Philippines.' , v . ' '. -. Senator Foraasr, Chairman of 'the Senate Porto Rlcan Committee, said on the same subject.' -i Beyond Portoico lie the Philippines. ' It has "been sugges ted that in our eastern, possessions we shall have the 'open joor'. : If we open the Philippines to 'the trade of all the world, we shall have the products of the world pouted .into the1 United- States, and our, whole protective tariff system will fall to the ground. This raises 'question da which it is entirely unlikely Senators la debate will ever get together. It will have to be determined by the Courts, attd it is high! Important that the - determination shall be reached soon. ... Although Senator Foraker was the. first Senator to publicly-say - as much, toe belief among them - has been general: that the -'questions Involved could be . more; fittingly decided by the United States Supreme Court than In the field ot partisan politics.- v 4 ' Hen in Congress Who art usually well Informed are expressing the opinion that If the United 'States-. Supreme Court, de cides that Congress has not the consti tutional right to Impose a duty upon the products of any territory owned by the united States as claimed by the, Porto Rlcan (aril! bill, that the retention of the Philippines by the United 8tates will, be an impossibility. Already, ., prominent Senators and Representatives have said that they would prefer giving op the Philippines to giving; up the protective tariff,' which could not be maintained with the Philippines having free trade with the. United States, and presenting the )'open door1 to the commerce of the world, which is pledged in the Paris treaty which transferred 'them 4. from Spain to United States.; This aspect of the question - has already been touched upon in the debate In the' Senate and 4t will- be gone Into much deeper . before that' body disposes- of the forto Rico biii.:vS".:;t,-:r';?.'7-s-9'!-?S It may be that there was politics In the recommendation of the President that tbo money already collected and to be collected as tariff duties on Porto Rlcan products, he expended for the benefit of Porto Rico at present there is politics in almost everything done In Washing ton but there was also humanity in it, and Congress, deserves credit for so promptly, responding to the suggestion of the President and making more than $2,000,000 Immediately available .for Perto Rico. i . . " r t ;-',v''r. Senator Teller Is a man : of positive opinlojis on all subjects, and they are usually opinions which receive the most respectful consideration from Senators, who know that they -always represent deep and careful thought. He said In a speech on the Porto Rlcan tariff bill now before the Senate: 'I want the party in power to iar whether it msy be the purpose ultimately to take In this Island as a state; . I know the people there are fit for self-government, and they .ought In my oplnlen, to havt It as soon ss It may be given the n. I would not be alarmed if we should spesk of the Pros ince of Porto Rico. But I ssy that I am not going to vote for any bill that does not give the people absolute .control of their owa sffalrs." Mr. Teller offered an . amendment declaring that Porto Weans shall be allowed to determine the permanent form of government for the islands, and that tbey are citizens of the United States. . V -: . HSU - m mHJ! ' ' m 1 A irr.v In::; of Ooy'r; friifr, r i i THE MARKETS. The following quotations were reeeiv od.by J. E..Lat!iam, New Bern, N. O. ; , Nkw Yohs, March B. Open. Ulgli. Low. Clofe Mch cotton .... 9.50 968 0.00. $88 Maycotton .,.953 9 01) 0.53 9 51 Aug cotton..,.. 0.54 9.00 9.45 9.50 Sept. cotton ... 8 4 8 01 8.53 853 Nov. cotton. ... 8.09 8.12 8 00 8 00 Jan. cotton .... 8.0!) 8.10 7.07 7.87 CIIICAIIOMARKI'.IS. Open. I", !i. Low. C'!n' 00 o:, i J KTSJCUfJL , Raleleh Will be an Especially Good . ' Place to View It. Primaries to Name Senator.-- Will Veto on s Sale. Temperature" . For February. Insurance Oollectlons,"Seaboard's 2 Work. ' ,x : , Ralbioh, March 8 A special commit tee, Mayor Powell and Aldermen Drew ry, Wynne and Crocker, was appointed to Invite scientific bodies to come to Raleigh next May to' witness the total clipss of the sun.' Alderman Drewry, who goes north next week, will carry with him the official Invitation," signed by the mayor. This will be t$ the United! States Observatory officials, to universl. ties,' colleges, etOv - Ralpigh will be the "Best point from: which to view -"the eclipse.- President Winston, of the Ag ricultural and Mechanical College, has already invited various colleges to send their corps of observers - here..: In Aug ust, 1869, some otthe uiilwrsitle. sent observers here to observe a notable total eollpae. ; O .'."-? ' ' ; State Chairman Simmons is sending out letters, to connty chairmen,, calling their attention to the resolutions passed at the late meeting of the Stat executive committee, concerning primaries for United States Senator and suggesting that they call the attention of their county conventions to these resolutions, that it may ..take such action In the primaries as may seem proper. ' ; The insurance commission finds that the. great majority of insurance suits in this State are against the Mutual Re serve .Fund Life, .; an assessment com pany, which does not do business in this State, having declined to domesticate it self nnder tbeCrsig law. -' -tr-v-rf. The aldermen have decided to submit to the people, -at a primary, March 14, the question whether the present market and city hall shall be - sold for not less than $50,000 and the building therewith of a market and auditorium. The cam paign will, no doubt, be quite a lively one. - ' . ' A special committee of the aldermen will Investigate the reason why ; the water pressure was so miserably poor at the fire last Wednesday, A. B. Andrews, Jr., son of Vice Pres ident Andrews, ol the Southern Railway, was eleoted an alderman, to fill the va cancy due to the ' resignation of 'Henry ,W Miller, ' after' quite a. lively caucus contest. - It Is ssld here that only ten mllee'of the Seaboard v Air Line's new links are now incomplete. It has been 3 wonder ful - winter for: outdoor work and the Seaboard Air Line hah certainty taken advantage of IU -v r "v. ..j . During February the mean tempera ture was 40 degrees, or three below the average for that month during the past 14 years. The rainfall was more than one-quarter of an' Jnch above the aver, age. The snowfall was only one-third of an Inch. (, Insurance Commissioner Young paid Into the Treasuary as February collec tions $24,77, This makes ijmost $90,000 paid In since last April, a period of II months. H -"- . ; Shaw University, colored, here, is ar ranging to elaborately ' celebrate Its thirty-fifth anniversary.4 -Its medical and pharmacy classes graJuate March 15th, . - ' - , GREENSBORO DISPENSARY CASE. Legal Talent on Hand. Shell.- Fish , Tax. ' Special to Journal. ' The GreensboroDIspensary case v111 be argued In the .Supreme Court here, tomorrow,' There are eight lawyers here from Greensboro, 4 - Craven ' county has In five ' years yielded the State $.1,381, revenue, from the shell fish tax, " v "; V . llev W E Bluer, .W Caton; N. T., writefef.! ad dyspepsia - ovr twenty years, and trled;docloTs . and medicines without benefit, I was pi r loaded to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and it helped me from the start. 1 believe it to be a pa naceafor all forms of -indigestion." . I digests what you eat. -J 8 Puffy. CASTORIA . For Infants ttnd Children. . Tbs Kind You Have Always Bought ' Bears 'the ' Signature of I Oar HandMsnie Fabrics For Spring 'Attract the attention of the well- dressed man who aopreciates taste to areas ana wouia oe correct iu mjia uu , !,.,., In. mrlv Bnrlncp Dnaainff. Our Impertcd Worsted and Cashmere are in handsome coloring for buttings, and our diagonals n n d Cass i meres are of tine quality- and texture Leave' your order tany. . , - . F. 31. Chadirlck, Middle stre.it, ." NEW BERN.K. 0 Wheels MB Smith,-' Butternut,; Micb' says, "DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the very best pills I ever used for costive ness, liver and bowel troubles -.. F, S. Duffy, . . . -; " ' ' BOERS STILL RETIRING. W If It AT: fiiny . C.iiN: YU. 03 ;;! 'I i ! i They are Forming at Wlnqurg. Garrison -Was Exhausted at tadysmlth. Lonoif, March 4 The long period ot indecisive dghtlng Ip Northern Cape Colony Is near the end. .The British are advancing, the Boers retiestlng all along the lino, -Thp Boers from Coles burg are being followed rapidly, '.The British are trying to seize the Bloemfon tein Norval's Pont 'railway so as to cut off the Boers in the southeast and south west of the Free Slate from the main body at Wlnburg. . ' ' Fighting hat. already begun to the eastward of Osfontein. According to a dlBpatch to the Morning Post General French with a large, mounted force found the Boerj lutrunched in a strong position on a fcopja and fighting was proceeding wlioa tiie mossnge was sent. Coriornla Itulli-r and White are bimy carrying out the changes rendvrcd nerra J liy the lemoviil of tlio Ladysmith (rirrlnon, so thnt frr h trrn,3 enn tnke arl 1 tliO s . 1 'lh. . . It, 1 i 1 V, Mtiinuon of tiio ro him lii-t-u a if w ny ween 1 I i i n i f . Tired Ready to put en . any Buggy, Wagon, Dray or Cart, any - size or. height - you want on Short Notice, from 1 to 7 feet high." Also-: Wheels solid lronr- toade (without wood) to order. ' Come and see us when in need of anything iu our 1 ne. , !. ".Tours Truly, , G. II.- Water & Son, TO Broad Street." ' - " " ' To - Housekeepers I , ; We are offering at presentj ' " . . .; A -nice ItevolTirig'Broiler with cover ror ft ;. mis is someintng new ana has to beeeo to be apprectated. -i - -. 1 aalvanized Wash Tub with heavv strong handles In 8 siaes at OUc, 7Uo and A nicedeex oVl Granite Bake Pan fnr Hftv -' . -. L A Granite Pie Plate a( Ho.sp; A Granite Dipper for 12c, V v A Granite Wash Fan, 3 sizes, 15c and 20c. : A Granite Dish Pan for 85o. ; A nice line of Galvanized Sprinklers, . Blep Ladders at the popular prices of 48o 60c, and 72c each. . ' Granite Tea Kettles, 80c and 40o each. A I gallon Pump Can, for $1 00. - Earthen Tea Pots, 20o and 25c each. J " A 10 qt galraniaed Buokct for SOo, ' '" A garden Trowel fur I0o.',7.." .'-.' -A Bird Cage Bracket for l6o," ' A pair Steel Flyers for lOo. V"! 'fT. A pair steel cuttlug Flyers for 15o t A pair Tinner's Snips for 4Qo. - .c A nice yard or stable Broom and ban- die lor Mo.- A box Tooth licks -for. 8c. A bottle Household Ammonia for 66, A pair cotton Cards for 40o, ; ',;"; A pair wool Cards for 85o.": " ' We are dally expecting a nice line of Bird (Jngns. Look out ror them, . . , - Yours Truly,- .: , . . t ' , FINE GOSHEN BUTTER 25c. ."0 Fine Elgin Kntter, SO ', -Fancy Elgin and " Fox River Butter, , '. -35 entM lib. at 7 i McDANIEUS, 71 Broad St ' Also the finest lot of Small 8ugar Cured Pig Haras i seen iu market this season. Every one guaranteed to ue strtcuy nrst quality oniy iac id. -'. Plenty of Nice Norton Yam Potatoes, 60und and all right.. Early Hose and Red Ritas Seed IHmIi Potatoes. " Anything in the grocery line yop want prices as low v aa possible. Give me a call. Yours Truly, Wholesale A Retail rocer, WEI, 'Phone 91. 71 BrcM HU 0swVtyVbyVawVVtXtwVlawfV liO ! THE FASTIDIOUS BUYER ! I Always selects herJFood Sup- - plies from oar choice stock of high, grade Grorerirs. We cater to the demands of a first-class trade, and ' can meet the wants of everyone with the I'urett and Best Foods that carl be encored, at prices that will enable you to live high at small cost, when you look at these r figures. . Just rrcrived a nice lot largo Juioy Oranges 80c doz. Large thin - skin Lemons 20c dozen. t Good Butter 80c lb, Fox RIvct Butter 85o. Yours to 1 lease, J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'Phone 69. 3 77 Broad Street. 6nswiiX!!nswyisw) XiswAswtyv .i. a j. i. Meadows Co., -MANXfFACTlJKEES- Meadows' . Grade - Special Guanos. -'-r-i"'-'."V :i 1 11 - If yon farm on the intensive system and for profit, you mnst use HIGH ORADB OUANO. '. Our Goods ore specially adapted for this section. IK (lira Potato Cabbage DM0 ? piwd. iy .Usj supet snl most raooesafnl farmers in this section. Their Field-Besults speak louder than Words. ' . SPECIAIs vOVAITOS FOR AI.Is CROPS. ''''"' ' V"""' . 'M Uaet Meadowfr GOLD LEAP T()BACC0 GUANO, - (Tried and True) for Color, Silliness and Fine Texture. ' Manufactured in the bright leaf section of the State, and specially prepared for the needs of oar land. T. Ji If interested send for leaflet of analysis and testimonials. V: ;X)uf 1900 Calefldar also for the asking. ,; - E. H. & j; A; MEADOWS CO.. "Works: .Union Point . : " ' ". .: Vi'.'VNew Bern, S. 0.' J. c. CO. "V.:" IffJBiy lUIEirj.-'l GHIST - GILLS. - ' rw rim ' r :!!!:;: ITarxt '-' J!!:'Vi ' r.H stv.il 0 , " - - - j H ...... : .4 -4 Cf t' e ! ' tli ; .'ovc I tin I Up. 1 1 ; s r. -.i n - :.;.-'.-ry. ! 1 1 Largest and If ' p il l- -1 Ever- ' . Finest" ' HAJW! ill Mil 01 Found in Stock of ,V. .Ilyl IjVO VJu iUU luO . New Bern. t "... ."-r-s XJo. issnsi sy - . V Sif hyizz Vr.ons Hnrnesccs. Robes I ! 1:1 arc 1 to thT i:rcl Ctrcct Dtableff, I ci Z . 7. U i.'n J. TIT, TliCro I shall ; ' 1 to 1 : . t r 11 f;-;'-" ' z r " 1 cuctcmcrs. -v ...... -1
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