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VOL. X.V11I--NO. 10. :. c, :.y 11" 3, APRIL 11, ISO KINKTHNTH TIAI. ( ( ( ( (, a A (A A A A A AS ?A A a ?A 5.7: R NACKBURi '' We are now prepared to show our customers a Full Line of SPUING GOODS aud at Old Prices too. ... m - . Those 27 inch Toulards ftre making quite a ripple. So Buit able for dainty Easter Presses. v, . - - , ' ...', Silks for everyone Waist Patterns in all the newest shades and designs. Then a line of plain Taffetas for 50o or a hand some quality for 90c Such a beautiful 1 eau de Soie for tl 25. All Bilk Foulards in dress patterns for 75e. A superb stock of Embroidery either, hi sets or separate trimmings. Fancy Puffings, Nainsook and Laco All Overs for waists. - Piques in weits, plaids aud figures, Persian Lawns, Dimities and Organdies from loo -to 50c .-" eiglers and Clement &, Falls Low Shoes and Slippers have come and are in good styles. Try them. Ito not forget thai we carry The Dowager Corset : in black andwhite. Warner and the II. & G. in the new Freuch patterns. , Call and see us at our old stand. ' , . 47 & 49 Pollock Street. v Just: Received ! - , , , - i. , i . ii .. i i ' i .- . .... V Boy's .Knee Pants, all sizes. ; ; . nats of all descriptions. ! ' . I FJeri) Line nf Shirts. - ; "''' itLii jiii iii - tl-iiij i-Tiii r ii' " ii ' ii i -i iT'ti f-m .''i-VMV' '.-I' O DO MIDDLE STREET, Jo:- - EW BERN, N C, 11 ie Hoaesfly:'.t-' - t Kit ol Uuq f 'amis c . . We guarantee in every instance where our ELECTK-fo CARBON PAINT is used ac cording to directions that it will last on a ropi tor a period of at least five years, and. should it not prove satislactory and as represented, wo will iurnish Free oi Charge all the Paint which may be required, to keep the roof in good condition for a period qt Five Years. r -' . Having explicit confidence in the quality oi this article we feel justified inv making this guarantee. - " ,. . ,... ... .. - .. ... .. Gaskill Hardware Co: - Sole Agents. ' Craven Delegation Hold a Caucus - And Arrange Details. Judge Moore is a Repulican and ex Confederate. - :' Speeches Made By Delegates. Large . Attendance In the City. Ay cock Snreof 7oa Votes Those Who Left Here. ' Raleiqu, April 10. The - Craven County delegation arrived here safely and are comfortably situated. -' The city la filled with the delegates to attend tomorrow's convention. The largest number of delegates are here that have been at convention since 1892. Tonight matters, are getting settled among the delegations, although there Is still geod deal of confusion, and can-. cuslng is going on on all tides. ;, -' 1 : It is expected that Aycock and David son will go. before the convention for Governor with Aycock having at least 700 votes on the first ballot, The Craven county delegation met in Caucus tonight and there were 48 per sons present. Speeches were made by number of the delegates and there was general good feeling prevailing.- . -Thos. Daniels waa chairman of the delegation and the number of delegates to the Convention tomorrow was limited to the Craven county representation and were named by the caucus tonight.. - .. The names of the eleven delegates chosen were as follows;. Thos.: Daniels, D. H, Fulford, F, L. Potts, E. ML Green Enoch Wadaworlh, W. It. Barrlngten, F. 6. Ernul, T. W. Dewey, W. B. Flan- iler, S. It. Ball and M. F. Norton. " - The rest of the delegates previously appoluted by the chairman were made alternates " ' ' " For committeeman of the Btate Exe cutive committee the name of Thomas Daniels is to be urged by Craven county. E H. Green is to be recommended as delegate to attend the National Demo cratic convention, to be held at Kansas city July 4th. ' . '.The -Craven county delegation will tote as a unit in the convention at' the Academy of Musio tomorrow. . Never Held Office In Tbis State. Patrick (lets a Position. Pre- diction On The Amendment. New Home For Episcopal . ; rnoxK tour i WANTS TO 147. SLOVER'S OLD STAUD. aps ' s w m - j4 - . r - Lzrger Thm The Lrczst Finer tJun t: : . 1- s,- tl '.. It was quiet in political circles last night to Now Bern. All the war horses and trumpoleers were In Raleigh mak m the welkin ring. A blf crowd was at the station yesterday morning when the long train palled out, to see the del egates off and much pleasantry and amusement was indulged In. . i There will be plenty of fun In R&lelgh today and when the convention is called to order a little before noon, it will be an interesting occasion. The names of the leading candidates are already pretty well-known and the successful ones quite fairly settled .upon..: It is Unusual for the selections to be so apparent, In ad vance of the work of the convention The JovilNAL will have bulletins today giving the news from the convention ball, . The following were the delegates who went to Raleigh yesterday to represent Craven county: v -Knoch Wadsworth, D L Fulford. Thomas Daniels, T W Dewey, Cbas L Stevens, Edward Clark, E W Armstrong, John M Ilargett, H H Tooke. W B Flannei, II F Morton, Jas E Smith, Wm H Oliver, F S Krnul, It B Blalouk, Furnie Gaskill, C L Spencer, S M Brluson, Owen tl Guion, Ernest M Green, M M Sbute, J W Stewart, E 8 Street, S H Lane, Itaycor f'er.y, Uarrls Lane, W R BurrlngtQJr, and W II Scott. S R Ball and J A Patterson went Monday, Mayor F. T. Patterson leaves this morning. The Carteret county delegates were: Stacy W Wade, W 8 Chadwlck, Thos ffehb, Will Webb, 8herlfl A 8 Willis, W L Arendell, Dr J W Saunders, Murray Thomas and Will Morton. Pamlico county delegates were at fol lows: R, II. Baater, 5. W. Ferebee, II. L. Oib), Ch&i. 11. Fowler, J. F. Cowoll, Wallace Oasklna, Asa Gatlln, W. A. Hedlltt, V. It. McCleaae, W. T. Cauo. L. G. Daniels, It. L. Woodaid and Jus. M. Reel. President James A. Bryan, took up a party In llio A, 4 N, C.'s new parlur car, tlio Vance. Among tho gunsta were, It. A. Nunn, Jamea E. CHrruwiiy, II. It. Bryan, Jr., 8. II. fVoll, Julm 0. Tlnmia Tom HokiuiI, (J. K. Fny, J. J. I'hxIit. ; Allio Ho.' n, tllk Diaotiway, I). I.. ; Waul, f.-i-l. S. r.. Wii'.t V',. S. !'!- t, J;iti!i'4 ''. y, 1V. !'. l..y, Vi'.r.C'im k- eit, mi 1 1 ;. i. . ' i. MUST BE DELAY. Raleigh, April 10 Judge A. . M. Moore is commissioned and yesterday afternoon be left for Charlotte to hold his first term,, beginning' today. Judge Moore is of very pleasant address. ' He was born in Edenton, In December, 1841, was educated at the Horner School and the State University and left the latter to enter the Confederate service, in the First North Carolina Regiment. ; Later he was in the artillery and yet later on staff duty. He has always been a Re publican and never held a publio office in this State. In 1880 he was a candi date for Attirney General, in 4668 for elector-at large. la 1889 he removed to the State of Washington and remained there until 1897. During bis stay there he served In the Legislature and was ap pointed judge, but could not hold the latter office as he had not', been a resi dent sufficiently long, v In- 1898 he was a candidate for -judge in ... this State. Twice he refused the , nomination for Cpngress. He says he never sought the Criminal Court judgeship. ' He was ask' ed what would be the length of his term and said until next January; that nearly all the lawyers say so; that the act crea ting the office says the election shall be by the "next" General Assembly; not b the present ono which meets In June. ",. It was said by a leadings Republican that the appointment of -Judge Moore was delayed until it w is certain a place would thereby be mule' for Daniel Patrick as a census supervisor tor the Necessary Supplies And Horses Hust Bq .'. . Obtained By Roberts. : London, April Q -Britons are now b gluuli g, ihoiigh reluctaotly. to leslize that Lord Roberts i In fora winter cam paign, lastlug several , month, . This is the end, In a few words, ' of thd high hopes bated upuu Roberts' bnllUnt dash to Kimberlry and Bloemfonteln. - , 1 . Preparations are bt ing made to bold Bloemfonttitt agaiUBt surprises; Lord LKItchener has been given an Importan duty, being responsible for the protection of the railway, while Lord Roberta U waiting for remoonls and winter cloth ing for the troops, cotton khaki unl forms and thin boots are worn out.;."; Lord loberts" will probably: foriome time connne his Operations to clearing the Free 8' ate behind him of raiders and to relieving Mafeklng for which, par- pose apparently, the Eighth division, now arriving at Cape Town, has been ordered to Eimberly. v.Lady Sarah Wil son and other Mafeklng correspondents send diaries of the doings there, h.w lng that the Boers have abandoned their trenches, to lure the besieged out Into a mined ambush. ; 1 he British engine.- rs diocovbred the. mines, cut the wjre com municalion and unearthed 230 pounds of dynamite and war gelatine. What the chances are (or an advance, to Pretoria may be judged from the fact that only from 0,000 to 10,000 horses are on their way to the Cape, and from the further fact that the 'military - tailoring departments only within the last three weeks began malting Woolen khaki unl. forms. It is f aid that. It will take at least fo mouths to provide 900,000 uniforms, ., r Z WUUIS SWEET I HIXED PICKES ! pi Sweet r ncumber I ic le3, Sour jPio les and Suer -, ' jj " Krautttt , ' - -v.:- I J. L HcDaniel, 71 Broad St. fm Fallline' fresh Canned jfioods. ' 5 Fancy Elgin and Pox IJiver Print 'Cutter 30o per ' ; ; lb. " Best New T6rk Stita Uurter 85c ; Cooking 5 -'Butter 20c. - - 2 - ' 3J 1 - " Fresh Oatflakes, Grits, Big Hominy and Rice. 5 8mall Hams and a uice lot Norton Yam Potatoes. v.'' flive me a call. - .... 3 ' ' u Yourt Eegpectfully,, second district. - The delay was due to ' Armed. " a J - i ... . . ' TT Supreme Court Decisions. Special to-Journal. . " ' tUunerf, N: C, April . lO.The folr lowing opinions were banded Qown by the Supreme Court." ' ' - , Lloyd ts Bayne?, from Forsyth, at. slowness In finding out from ' Washing ton whether Patrick would be then pro vided for Patrick Is a great friend, of Governor Russell,' and the- latter has been anxious for some time to get hint a place. . - ' , - . - Walter H Neal, chairman of the State election board, said: "I want to make the prediction that within 60 days from this time the amendment fight will' be settled and tha the opponents of that measure will virtually withdraw from the field." He added, that the people were determined to settle the question. Editor Varnor, of Lexington, says he Is confident of the nomination for Labor Commissioner. It is the current talk that Dr. B. F. Dixon is far In the Mead for the nomination for Auditor. ' - : The State board of . publlo charities called on the oonnty authorities here and urged them to provide separate quar ters for female prisoners In the jail. The request Is complied with. A ' house for the jailer will be built north of the jail, his rooms will be fitted up for female prisoners, and this will give much more room for the male prisoners. The residence of the late BUhop Ly man here, which was bodght .by the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina n a home for 'bishops, Is so) I to a gentle man from the North, who will greatly improve It. Tbe diocese will bull ! a home for BIshopTJbeahlre on tbe grounds of the St. Mary's College bore. Friends of John D. Bellamy are press ing him for the national Democratic committeeman. Otuo Wilson denies that he has made friends with Senator Butler and says he will bolt the ticket If Butler is nominated on It. It Is said tonight that E-. J. Justice Is developing marked strength for the At torney General nomination. , It was the unanimous opinion of all who expressed themselves that the conven tion at Greensboro last week waa lhe best btate convention of the Toung Men's Chrldllau Association of North Carolina ever held, In point of atten dance!, enlliuslanm and work accom plished It was a record breaker. President McKInloy Ib Invited to attend the annual celebration of Mecklenburg Declaration of linl''eudnco, at Char lelte. May 20. The President bhHI be H'oulil titke the matter under silriite Earner vs Cottage Co.t from Forsyth, affirmed. J ' -. ' t Bales vs Caudle, from Stokes now trials. Lewis vs Overbyv front . Stokes, new trial,- -." - ' ' State vs Barnes, from. Alexander, re versed. , 'v - X .! Stale VI Davis, frc m Surry, error. . State vs Smith, front Rockingham, no error. . , : ltoblnson vs Ingram, from Montgom ery, error. Dunn vs Itallioad,, from Duplin, et- ror. A . State vs llugglos, from Lenolrjiew trial, s. -,... ' ' ; ' Molley vs Finishing . Co', Irom Gull- ford, affirmed. , -f ' ' , " Cenduo vs Thomas, from Franklin, af firmed. - State vs Uamby, from Wilkes, no er ror. . . , , . State vs Hamby.-case No. S.trom Wll kes, dismissed for want of . appeal bond. ' . : , Barger vs Kllllan, from Catawba, mo tion of defendant to docket and dismiss. Plaintiffs appeal allowed under rule 17 Cleanse the liver, purify the blood, In vlgorato the boily , by. using De Witts Little Eaily Risers. These famous little pills always set promptly. F. S. Dull;. "i tiii. k i i:, !. r: :lts. Tl,e fo lly.I. WCIQ rcri v mi, c. ., ; ':1 1) . I....V. c: Letters of Credit ' For those a' lending Pari. Exposi tion orTravtling in Europa. v The Citizens Bank; of New Born. N, (J., will Issue Letters of Credit avallablo lu all parts of Fump through its rrgular correspondent, the National Park Bank, New York, at Nominal Rates. For particulars, Address, - r-1r'CitizensBank, II. M.U roves, , ('T-i,!,.r New Bern, N. C. J.LWIEL Wholesale & Retail VXllWlf f 1 'PlioneOl. 71Bro.4St. g Largest and Finest Stock of fees Ever Found in New Bern. Buggies Wagons Harnesses Robes . ? I have moved to the Broad Street Stables, purchased Of , J. W. STEWART, where I shall be glad to meet all friends and customers. sX. 3NBuoi::X N. C. y III i i-n nil SB'ma iai iiBf '! "SIl-S iiu-"" - . ' - 1 ' Dnnmn nnlStfnisiiThnm lliinn'o S ri Ullipi IIGIIVGI jf; I I Ulll UUII1I O 17o Arc Opening Up a beautiful line of INDURATED FliilUS WAKE, consisting of Bowie and Pitchers, " ; : Wad r (,'nolcia, Ic .)ni. Cui'i'iilora, Water Ii Hp, &e, , ii-i I have n, in T. I tin m with an -ye to r"i.!.:: ci'li k I'U1' il. ,. ' ) . up an r ml lli:o of JAP f . , . Yoi;cn always expect when you order your food supplies from . this reliable store. We can sup- 1; ply every demand of a firtt cluss -1 1 family : trade with the Choicest . 8tpleaidFawy Grvceries, Hel- , I'hes, pU kjW, Sauoe,, Ollvi,Fpx Biver Print Bo ter, and Pice Ha i s at Rock B tt m Priatv -.Wa make a specialty of hlh' IjradeTeas and Ooffeta. Our Perfection Blend-- "., . Coffee is Fine V- V Price Only 80c. " Jf yon want a good cap 'o'dolicioffee buy ktA.JJj and you will get tt -Sfijish -' . ' This coffee i less of price.. L 1. , VrftrCTMtH i is equal tp any coffee in the market; regard- 'e.-r.,Jt'. tUtsWsMi V' :.'.V' ll ( I'l Howcr 1-, I inl X , 1 lie Baryninsrin Canned 6oods,iC; We aro a little oversiorkfd In the following gcods and In order I dicpose -t thorn have cut priofs aa follow ' '".!'! v'' I.i mon f li' K Peaches 18 8 cans lor BUC.- . - ' v.,-i ii,f.t. ,.,lw Crawford Peaches 13c. 8 cans for W. ; f.. I hi ( v ( Hlilni.iui I .-ri'tt Fenri 18c. 8 cans for BOc 1 nncy J v ! ditry 1 vi 1- itm y I 'i i )!. l, a hi t hi i i mriiii'il t'ea-lies lOo Hi, old pnee Ic. . ; K.ni'i il Apt. in 10c, lb, old price 12c. (l .-;.,,. it A I't'Wn ?o olil price ltlo. , ui l ..tiii. it IViira 10c can. Ton-atoe HW can, cans iov xo i. ,: . '. u 2 II) run foru We, 8 cona for 25c. . ' ; , I Inm p-iis Ho can. . ,' '.' ', ( : .)i!R i i-'ina 8o eiin, . . " ' ' v ' ' n I "i fm ran. " . . , i .i.,t 1 V.in Duller,' CP) Mj Fui Klver i en on t'u ulii'VO ( nimcil Orola arid v a Iihk" of tl"'in nd tl ey
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