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We are now prepared to show our. customers a Full Line of (
Sl'IUNG -UOODS and at Old Trices too. ,
Those 27 inch Foulards are making quite a ripple. So suit
able for dainty Easier Dresses.
Silks for everyone. Waist Patterns in all the newest shades
and designs. Then a line of plain Taffetas for 50c or a hand
some quality for 90a Such a beautiful l'eau de Soic for $1 35.
All Silk Foulards in dress patterus for 75c.
; A superb stock of Embroidery either in ! sots ' or separate
trimmings.'- Fancy Puffings, Nainsook and Luce All Qvers for
waists Piques in welts, plaids and figures, Persian LawnB,
Dimities and Organdies from l,5o to 50c.
ZeiglerB and Clement & Palls Low Shoes and Slippers have
come and are in good styles. ; Try them.
1)o not forget that we carry The Dowager Corset in black
and white. Warner and the It. & 0. in the new French patterns.
Calf and sec us at our old stand. ,
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A Good Place !
- To get what you want and a good time to
' get it. Ail things in season. Calcimo in 5 lh
, packages ior decorating walls; mix in cold
, water,- easy applied and shows no laps, try it,
you will find nothing eise its equal, 45c pack
age, aU colors., ,
A newlot Ice Cream Freezer, a three and
a half minute freezer, any size, price right tor
a quick mover. None to he carried over.
l 4 Have you tried our Enamel (gold and sil
ver) at 25c. Our Varnish stains one coat work;
it will make did furniture look new and only
20c can. ,
We have a full stock and .many things in
our line that space will not permit our men
tion of them. Call at Gaskill's Hardware for
What you want. , ,
w! Our Paints are of the best and sold with a guarantee. Have jour
'roof painted with our CarbonTaint; it will -stop the leak. We are
sole agents. t ' We deliver yonr purchases
PH0AYisiito H7. ' Gaskill Hardware Co.
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SI nun on s Replv to Kutler. Tlie Deal
In Vrojjress. Iusiiruiice Kegula
, tlons, New Cotton Kills.
Another Ice Fac
. i tory.
RALKiun, April 24 The decision of
Judge Simonton ua to the production of
books of a corporaliou for undervttlue
ing property Is as follows: "I am of the
opinion that the agent of a private cor
poration, not a party to, the proceeding,
cannot be compelled to open for exami
nation, the books of the company and
expose them to the scrutiny of third per
sons." '
Chairman Simmons' reply to Senator
Butler Is greatly enjoyed here. The
current comment la that it la very apt
indeed. A Republican state official says
he expected the reply, and added that
now Senator Butler will , challenge
Chairman ' Hlmmons to a joint discus
sion of the amendment with him.' But
lor regards himself sb the Popnlht nom
inee for the senate, his party having en
dorsed him. He also puts himself for
ward as the champion of the anti
amendment Populist machine, in accor
dance with the terms of the, deal the ma-
Chine has made with the. Republicans.
Revenue Collector Duncan says he con
siders that the.. Populist ; convention
threw itself against the amendment,
That was the 1'opullst trick to fig hi
the amendment while pretending to taki
neither side in the matter."
The Southeastern Flrolnsatance Tariff
Association at Its meeting at Washing
ton last Friday adopted a resolution de
daring that where states ou acted law.
similar to the North Carolina law, tend
ing to reduce fire waste and levying
equitable taxation rates shall be reduced
Another resolution was adopted pro
viding that the insurance companies
.shall inspect the water, supply and fir?
appliances In cities and towns and if
these are not up to the standard at the
time when rates are given such cities or
towm their rates shall be Increased.
The farmers are ' very much behind
hand With their work in this section
rhe rains which have fallen on an av
eraire of twice a weok for sic weeks or
more have been the main cause of the
delay. ' - r . '
At the Academy of Music last evening
the elocution class of the Biptist female
university presented Shakespeare's "A
UUsummer JNIghls Dream." It was
the most ambitious piece of theatrical
work ever undertaken in this state by
amateurs. ' The costumes came from
Boston, ' - .
The cotton mill development conlin
ues steadily; The Alpine mill at Mor-
ganton has been so successful that It has
awarded the contracts for another mill,
to be known as Alpine No. 2, with 7tOC0
spindles.' The cost will be f 160,000.
Raleigh Is to have another ice factory,
with 125,000 capital. Uome capital is
invested In it, Charles . Johnson and
others being the stockholders. A Rich
mond firm hs made arrangements to
bnild an Ice factory and cold storage
plant here also. . . .
II. Clark, Chaunccy, Ga., says De
Witt's Witch Ilaaol Salve cured him of
piles that afflicted him for twenty years.
It Is also a speedy cure for skin diseases
Beware of dangerous counterfeits. F. S.
Duffy,
TII2 MARKETS.
We i;ive Just received, ptirdiafert direct from tlio Uuiscr ly
M ll.'Uiii, Til ItKH Ciirloiuls of 81K k'suid have now on hand (io
'Mulcp, mid 40 Iliwl of Horses to suit yon, for any and nil jmrpom
1'nifi, in d l.'nad Wor -.
A inll line of liuicH, Road far Is, Wa;,niw, Curl Wheel.-;,
Rol-osui d whips on hniid I rices nnd T.-rnm imiinilcvl.
We invito your early inspection. M 1 1 ci f'n! !,-,
SliU Coniliiucs. IndccUve Fihtiisg Be
tween Forces. '
Lonbon, Apiil 23 Interest in the war
continues centered In the southeastern
corner of the Orange Fren State, where
Colonel Dalgety's Colonials are making
such a spirited defeuBe against the Boer
commandoes as to win from them the,
tribute that they are the best fighters the
Boera hare hitherto encountered. .
General Rundje's troops for the relief
of Wepener remain near De Wet's Dorp,
whore they are Intrenching and appar
ently working on the scnlh of the Boeia.
On Sunday the forces were still con
fronting each other after indecisive en?
gagements on the two provious,daj s
In the midst of all a mishap occurred
at one-of Bundle's outposts. ; According
to Lord Roberts' official message, 43 of
the Worcestershire Regiment were
placed in a detached position and only
18 returned, 25 being missing.
Lord Roberts, however, is supporting
Rundle's advance with a strong force.
General Pole-Carew, with one division
of Infantry, and General French, - with
two brigades of cavalry, have been dis
patched along the De Wet's Dorp road
and already have covered a. distance of
18 mjles from Bloemfonteln with little
fighting. 1 '
Aftor a long pause the two cavalry brl
gades are evidently again in condition to
operate, a move which should.have stir
ring results. ' . "- '
' The following quotations were rcceiv
ud.by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N. O.
Nkw York, April 24
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Supreme Court Opinions.
Special to Journal.
RAi.Kiuit, April 24 The Supreme
court has filed the following opinions:
Laudievs Tel. Co. from Mecklenburg,
affirmed.
Means VB Railroad from Mecklenburg,
adlimcd.
Blauton vs Bostic; from Cleveland,
two casus decided iu, favor of defendant.
Neal vs Town of Marlon, new trial
: Echerd vs Johnson from Alexander,
affirmed, . '
Wall vs Wall, from Stokes, affirmed J
The following cases were disposed of
by percuriam order to-wil: -
Caldwell va Telephone Co-, from Meck
lenburg, affirmed. -
Hinson vs Manufacluring Co., , fiom
Mecklenburg, affirmed,
t cA FEW VERY cNJCE g
, Bill For Courts Pass House.
Washington, April 23 Mr., Thomas
t iccessfully '. engineered through the
House today the two1 bills which pro
vide for the holding of District and Cir
cuit Courts at flaw Bern and Elizabeth
City, which will give these cities long
desired legal facilities.: There is no doubt
that bo:h bills will pans the 8enate end
become laws this session of Congress
Raleigh PosW - "
A SATISFIED
CUSTOflER!
Called at our store a few days ago
and said, "It I could not get another o!
your Hand Cultivator, I would not
tahe $5 00 ftr mine." (tie paid us ft 00
forit. - , - - .1' ' . ' " .
Or," E. Porter, of Rocky Point, N. C,
says, 1 "I have thoroughly tested-the
Keystone Adjustable. Wetder,' and un
hesitatingly say it, is one of the fineBt
implements I have ever osed.- It does
the work of two ordinary -harrows' or
cu'tivators and leaves the surface thor
oughly mulched. It has ho equal at' a
destroyer of small weeds and grata." ,
Wc Invito your attention to these cele
brated Weeders, and would be glad' to
hvie you try them. -
We hnvo a nire lire of Rakes, Hoe?,
Garden. Plows, Hand Cultivators, Tree
Prunes, Post Hole Diiitfirs aa well as
a ill m.iluia hne of Hardware. ' 1 " ; v
7-U'R Tinly. ' i
W. II. Shlpman, Beardsley, Minn
under oath, save heluilured from dye
popsla for twenu-flve years. Doctors
an I dieting gave 4rtHllule relief. Fi
Dally he uted Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and
noV eats "hat he likea and as much as
be wants, aud he feels ftke a new man.
It digests what jon'eai.' F. S. Duffy.
Ladles Silk Waist.; ,
We place on sale this week a beautiful
lot of ladles silk waists in black, old-rose
1 ivendor etc., mado of all silk taffeta and
lucked all over, perfect filling, and very
swell, prlco It 75 each.
, , - G. A. Babpogt
, ( Found! -
An assortment of Bohemian hand
painted Froll Stands, Pickle Casters,
Sugar and Cream Stands also in the col
lecjjen a- line of . quadruple fancy and
plain table ware, owners can get same
by paying cost at J. O. B-xtrh's, The
Jeweler.
A fine lot of Turkeys at the Oak'i
Market. ' , . '
A nice lot of Cranberries, Oranges and
Lemons, at J. It. Parker, Jr.'s Broad
treet grocery .house.
' Have your prescriptions
at Davis Pharmacy,
filled
Goto theOiiks Market for the best
stall fed beef, nice and juicy. '
, ClothliiR For Eutcr. ' -
Don't fall to see our fine clothing and
will save your money. Respectfully,
. J. J. BAXTER
' Ice Cream Soda at McSorlcy's today.
. Bananas 15 and 20 cents a dozon at
McSorley'i.
Have your prescriptions tilled at Davis
Pharmacy. . '
CUIOAOO MAUKItTS.
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J. J. Ilftxter Inn a beautiful line of
Eit'iler neckwear In. Ms wlndoi-s, call
early and get one. . ,
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Try a bottle of our Polishing Oil,
it will make the piano, side
bord or bureau I. ok as
, good a nsw. 25c.
YOU'LL SEE
At a glance that our Bpilng Woolrns
strike the top notch in the vailety of ai
tlstio patterns. 'What a suit is made of
and the way it is made np are the two
important dress coin's. yif e have ne
rivals In either respect. Our' work
not imitated and our display of fabrics
la exclusive. Order now. ;
P. II. Cliadwlck,
Middle street. " NEW BERN. N, O
AtiBook Store I
y White Ink ' . ;
j Spotless Ink Wells
Latest 'Popular
1 Boohs a Specialty. I
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H C HAMS
so a nice lor. Small Sugar Cured Pig Hams,Break-
" B'resh lot Clover Hill Print Butter and Fancy Fresh
. - ElgirTlJutter, 80c lb. - ' , ,
- Canned Goods of all kinds, nice and fresh.
Goods delivered anywhere in the city free.
I respectfully solicit a share of your trade.
- - Respectfully,
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J. L McilL,
Wholesale S
& Bctail
GToeer,
'Phone 91.
71 Br,.H Nt.
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HE'S PARTICULAR
Atiout his colTie; n Ihln' but
. Parker'e . Unmatchable Roasted
Coffee sailsfles hira.' Nothing else
. Vwill B"tisry you either, once you
: have t led It, '. It is the pure berry
v properly In atad tn II e roa3tlnt! so
as to W-tain all of l -s (Jellca e arc
hiHtmrt ta le. Try a sample cup.'
S ir job dou't 1 ke it l.nni it back,
; if J '-u d', toll oil e-s of t s goid-
ness, lliey'll thank you.
J. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone. 60.
7 Broad Street.
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Finest .
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Found in
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Buggies Wagons Harnessed 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.
New Bjjq, - N. C.
VISITORS
To the Fair
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you order jour fixxl supplies from
this ri liunlx alnnt. We onn sup
ply every deniaml of n tlrrt cUm
fninily tnule with the !Iiom'hI
Slni'lu at d Fa icy O oceiU-ii, Hcl
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lt;v!r I'.lnt Itmtt'r. and PI Hum
at ll n-k Ili-lt- m IVIe-s
, Wo make epecinlly oflilgh
gr.ulo Ti bs and Ooffoi s.
Our Perfection I!!cnd
Coirao i.3 Fino,
rrico Only 20c.
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