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C, SATURDAY ::c:iSL3, APRIL 21, 1 00(1.
NINETEENTH VK!I.
E-R EACKBLLi
- We are now prepared to show our customers a Full Lino of
SPRING GOODS and at Old Prices too.
f Those 27 inch Foulards are making qujte a ripple. So suit
able for dainty Easter Drosses.
.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 Feau de Soie for $1 25.
All Silk Foulards in dress patterns for 75c. .
A superb stock of Embroidery either in.' sots or separate
trimmings. Fancy Puffings, Nainsook and La6e All Overs for
waists. Piques in weita, plaids and figures, Persian Lawns,
Dimities and Organdies from 15c to DOo. ,
Zeiglers and Clement & I'alls Low Shoes and Slipper have
come and are in good styles. : Try them. .
' Do not forget that we carry The Dowager Corset in black
and white Warner and the K. & G. in the new French patterns.
c.'"' Calf and see us at our old stand. . " - -
47 & 49 Pollock Street.
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- Boy s Knee. Pants, alt sizes , j, " V
; . . Hats of all descriptions. ' -
- . " , -Ae?f Line, of Shirts.
." 80 MIDDLK BTREK'i, f '. in: . - ; NEW BERN, N 0
1 lie Honesty
of Oitf Pafaiis
, , Wf guarantee in every instance where
our ELECTRIC CARBON PAINT is used ac
cording to directions that it will last on a root
lor a period of at least five years, and should
it not prove satistactory and as represented,
we will iurnish Free bi Charge all the Paint
which may be required to , keep the roof in
good condition for a period oi Five Years.
'J Having explicit confidence in the quality
oi this artiele we feel justified in "making this
guarantee. - ? , - '.
Qaskill Hardware Co.
Solo Agents.
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WANTS TO 147,
SKIVER'S OLD STAtlD.
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Populists and Republicans Will Give
AW to Each Other. '
Butler's Deep Lata Plan. What
Will Develop A Short Court
White TalkB About Ojs
; ters. Crop Was , '
tiood.
Ralkiqh, April 20. Populist State
chairman ' Thompson says that the ac
tion of the Convention does net prevent
fualon in the counties. MaDy eonntle
will nevertheless follow tire lead of the
State convention and nominate straight
Populist tickets. v-y.''.v ; i;
The Republicans and Populists ' both
know they can do nothing In the east
so their work will be confined to the
piedmont section and west of that. ' '
Republicans who can be relied upon
state that daring the session of the Pop
ulist Convention, they were told that
the Populists expected Republicans to
vote (or their ticket, and that they would
lepay them by voting for rfcKtnley.
Many ef the PopullBts are really Repub
licans. . - -
Vice rtialiman H. W. Ayer is to ar
range fer Populist headquarters here.
Capt, H. B. Davis will for the pres
ont act as Secretary to the State com
mit iee. ' ' v ' '
It la m well to 'iecall what was prc
dlbted last autumn that Butler, would
fb'g year become State chairman' and
irop Ue National chairataoehip as soon
as he had engineered the National cot -
veD'.ioa; that he intended to have the
Populist National convention held very
eit'ly so as to be able to nominate Bryan
w,ith a Populist as his running mate; to
teen aemena or tsryan w&etber he rt
jdc'd or accepted this nomination; if he
accepted it well .. and good, but it not
another candidate Would be put up; that
tben the Democratio convention would
lme to endorse Bryan as a full fledged
Populist or eke reject him; that , Butler
thought It wou'd reject him. It will be
foteresllng to watch and .wait and see
how much of this prediction proves ac
curate. The first part has so proveuV
Butler In Btate chairman,, He wants to
use Bryan as e'nb to hit the Democrats
vuu. ,
' Populists deny in their speeches that
any of their candidates will be taken
down from the ticket. Will any ef them
some down voluntarily f Will the Re
puMicau Dominate a full ticket f Will
they endorse certain Populists T Will
they, after making ; nominations, take
them do a ? It is ro secret, for Popu
11 s say, that they were ready to en
due Wslser for A Vorney General
Fenr years ago they put him up first,
but he withdrew.. This time they were
quite ready to do the same thing.
Judge Purnell returned yesterday
from Elizabeth City, where he "went
through the motions' of holding a term
of Fedeial Court. It occupied two days.
Not a case was tried. 'Sometimes court
there lasts only one day. . if. :"
It Is said that the . next- president of
the Baptist Female University here will
be a North Carolinian. . j
Theophtlus White, chief shell fish com
mlssloncr, who was here at. his party;
cohventlan, was interviewed today rc
gardlng oysters and said: "We have had
a good season. , Prices have been better
than usual. , We find plenty of oysters
and plenty are left. The alarm about
damage by the grat e August storm
prjved to be not very well founded.
Tbero are a grest many oysters In Pam
lico Sound. There is very little oyster
culture, nor will tlioro be much until
natural oystors become scarce. There
has been no unlawful taking of oysters
out of the Btate during the season nowH
so nearly ended. None were taken out
which did not pay the tax of two cents a
bushel. The market bas been strictly a
home one and very few left the Btate.
iue tax on uione tor noma use is one
cent a bushel. There are fourcmneries;
two at Elizabeth City and one at Swan
Quarter and one at Bcatrforl.'Tlie United
Mates vesBol Fish Hawk and lbs oyster
patrol slcamor Lily have been making
surveys of Hie oyster waters. The Fish
hawk left about ten dnys ago. Profs.
Holmes snd Oravcs lave been on the
Lily.". '
Tnero are orly 210 votes in the Re
publican State convention two to each
member of tho lower house. The IIc
publliiuin aro working hard to ktep
dvtovh oiit of the convention tliev
want tlictn to "move back a
lbs r : 1."
rtt!o from
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High Waters m Rivers. ... -
Special to Journal, -Raleigh,
N. C. April 20. Weather
bureau hes issued warnings that heavy
rains tonight and Saturday will cause
dangerous stages on livers of Eastern
North Carolina and flooding of low
landa, and rivers wi'l subside Monday.
. ; Vankhebmann,
. ( Section Director.
Roberts Ready.-
LOndo, April 20-The Bloemfonteln
correspondent of the Daily Chronicle
telegraphing Thursday, says:
''The requisite remounts and equip
ments have arrived and all the infantry
divisions are newsupplied with tents.
"Both sides are steadily preparing for
the coming struggle. Lord Roberts Is
now ready. ' . f ' V""
Several Iota of concealed arms and
ammualtiea have been discovered here
this week." , . ' - r -1 ,J ,
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Drosglsts Want Tax Off. '
Wbhisot)K, April 26 About one
bandied representatives 'of . the ding
trade of the country have been in Wash
ington all the 'week, trying to com lnos
Ibe House Ways and Means Committee
that the bill for tbe repeal of 'Class B of
the war tax law, which proy ides for the
taxing of proprietary medicines, etc.,
-ought to be reported favorably and be
come a law: It is the general Impres
sion that no: legislation ieducingJ war
taxes will be put through at this session
but (be Ways and Means committee will
grant hearings to all parties interested,
and tbe time will not be wasted as the
lcfoynatlon acquired will enable the
committee to ,: act more Intelligently
when (be manor is taken up early In the
next session . ' '
. 11,- Clark,' Chaunoey, Ga says De
Will's AVitch Hazel Salve cured him of
piles that afflicted him for twenty years.
It is also a speedy euro for skin diseases
Beware of daugerous counterfeits.' F. B.
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THE MARKETS.
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etlby 3, E. Latbsm, New Bera, N. O.
, Haw York, April 20.
Cotton: r-J Open. High. Low. Close
May 9.45 9.1J 9.41 944
Aug., .9 27 9 27
Bept .'8 48 8 48
Oct 820 820
' Nov. 8.05 03'
Jan!. ..,.:.. 8.05 8.05
' '-" oniCAoo maukBts.
WnBATi-r- - O.ien. High. Low. Close
' May 05 Ki 65 Ci
' July. .t co ocj , ooi eof
Corm:- -
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80. R'yPfd
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Cotton - reeelpts were
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For Infants and Children. '
Tha K!r.l Yea E:v3 A!'.v:ys EcjiM
Bears the .
Signature of
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L. H, Cutler Hardware
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Paints, Olhf
FOR HAWAII.
Plan For Its Government. Will Have a
Delegate. The Petition Oa Canal
Hearing. . -Washington,
April, 20 The result of
the conference on the House and' Senate
bills providing a government for Hawaii
Is a complete victory for the House, as
Us bill, with a few minor amendments
was approved and will become a. law.
t complete fotm of government. Is pro
vided for including a 'governor and
other executive olflceis, a legislature' of
two branches, and a judicial branch con
sisting of aSupr'eme Court, circuit courts
and inferior courts.-: Hawaii will have a
delegate in Congress, with the right to
participate in debate, but not to vote.
Th United States tariff laws are extend
ed over Hawaii, which is made a custom
district, with four ports of entry. The
crown lands of Hawaii are made public
lands free of sll claims whatever, and the
amount of land tb'at may be held by a
corporation is limited tb 1,000 acres.
fhe Chinese on the Islands aie given
one year to obtain certificates of resi
dence. 1 - ' -
More than two-thl.-ds of the Uouse
125 Republicans and 125 Democrats, have
ilgned a petition, or rather two petitions
Representative Hepburn, . of 'Iowa,
presented that from the Republicans and
Representative Adamson, of Oeorgla,
that from the Democrats, to the Speaker
asking that a rule be reported for the
consideration of the Hepbur n NIcarauga
Canal bill by the House May 1. 4f those
petitions be ignored, tbelr signers may
mske t.-ouble. ' - '
5 A FEW VERY WCE . " " ;
H think DeWltt't Little Early Risers
are the best pills in the world," says W.
E, Lake, Happy Creek, Va. Tbey remove
all obstructions tit the liver and bowels,
act quickly snd never grlpe,. S Duffy.
Buggy Exhibit
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Tha above cut lepresents our we)
known Buggies as they are'' exhibited at
the Fair Ground. . Tbo most reliablo and
complete buggy in the world. :
G. II. Waters & Kon,
" 78Broad 8t .
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v. ; Also a nice lot Soial) Sugar Cured Pig Hams, Break
. ' fast Strips, English Cured Shoulders,
v v ? Pulton Market Cornetty15eef .
y; Fresh lot Clover Hill Print Butter and Fancy Fresh
r Elgin Butter, 30o lb.
Cjnned Goods of all kinds, njee and fresh.
1 uoous aetivereu anywiiore 111 tue ctiy free.
I respectfully solicit a share of your trade.
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Wholesale
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CrTOCeP,
'Phone 01.
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VISITORS
. - To the Fair
Will be Welcomed at ?
D. F. JARVIS,
' " , 88 POLLOCK BTBEEt,
Where we will be glad to show them our
many aUracI ions In . . . .
Dress Goods, . Silks,
Dress . Trimmings,
v Neckwe&r,
White 6oods,
. Embroideries, Laees,
Carpets and llattings,
Ladies, Hisses and
Children's Shoes. :
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Remember ' the
Queen Quality
Shoes
cm only be Lai from us.
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Up a beautiful line of INDURATED
ni'.UE WAKK, coni. itii g of
Bow ls and ritcbers, . '
Wntc r (-ooleis, " 1 1
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C'Hii'i('OT, '
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mill liave miir! i' I tlirin with an eye to
."m!. 1m; '1'iii k pii'ih.
Wi. ni -iI h ciiii i i.Miit lii.o or JAI!
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V : Coffee satisfies him. No hlng else
v will sntisfy you either, once you
V have tried It" It is the pure berry
. properly treated in the roaatlnf so
r as to retain all of its delicate arc
3 ma and ta te. Try a sample cup,
. if yob don't like it bring it back,
9 if yon do, tell others of iis good-
S . ness, they'll thank you.
J. R.. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
Largest and
Finest - -.
Stock of . .
Ever
Found in
k) s New Bern.
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Buggies Wagons Harnesses Robes
I have moved to the Broad Street Stahles,
purchased of J. W. STEWART, where I shall
be glad to meet all friends and customers. ':
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Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
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Youjcan always expf ct when
. i yon order your food supplies from
' this rt liatilx store. We can mp-
ZSj 1 i ply every demand of a flrft rlass
I family trtMio.with the- fJlioicent
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Bupluat.d Fauc Oroopiiis, 1M-',
lltil tr. ami n llams
nt Hock !tti m l'flcvs. '
We nmko v epeclully nf high
grle T ax ai ilfwa.
Our ferfeclloii Illend ,
ColToo la Finev
Price Only 20c.
ulicious coITi'fi buy a pound '
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