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NEW BE UN, N. C, - WEDNESDAY afORNlNG.'MAY 23, 191)1),
VOL. XV11I-N0. 40.
, f ninmiiiiiun una
; 47 & 49 Pollock Street
The newest stvlci and low prices eo hand in hand through- VA
s out our entire stook of Dress Goods, Shoes,' Embroidery, Dam-
( asks, TowcU and Laces, of all kinds. , . . f
i v Organdies are duintiur than ever before in plain colore or
j'i brocades and the 'genuine IlorikoshB fiU are treasures for. com-
y? fort besides king hO easily laundered. ' , , " ' i')
t A:iin w nrrt Nlmwinrr handsome nattcrns in ' black. Crepon. V.
also in the Frizelle loth , ' i
(ft " Dotted i-yi'ism in black and colors; then "The Crinkled
i Cotton Crepon" iu bluck makes up fio well. , " ' ' V't
; .r ... i- mu.tj D! : .w
ilv : vve onit Bpeoiai uueimuii 10 our mw sjruuuo x jijuot m j.
WelU of all sizes or the figured ones; such a varioty of l igured Mf
i, ,DJilia LanouB, Dtimties y
i' CW fiwriy.il Nmnsook. I'ersiiin Lawns.
and French Organdies with' trimmings of Embroideries and V
f! Uces of all kinds. "All Overs" for Waists in. Swiss, Organdjr Sfi
anu iice. . - - - . ;
7I
'I hen a peep at our Hosiery Department. Plain,
. JAW
CIJ T:U DH. n,.tu !i, (Ulnii A Invnlff T.isln T,arn TTnan fnr
W 50n or a, far handsomer one for 85c ' ' ', , - V
: v Summer line of 4'orsets just arrived. R 4 0 So. 274
French Pattern ouly75oii selling fast. ' ! ' ' ' ' $
ShoeBof all kinds injl'ies. Southern Button, Sandals and
A Blipperg both for ludiea ;vnd children. . v " ' ' ', -W
i ! - Pulley and Jet Uclta too. : Call and convince yourself that -M
W e have the Goods. v J
NEW ARRIVALS
Of fin pooiiBiue I lonnon oc-..
outtvih'O at iv.r groonty. Inferior .
fnixi irrxliiulg are mvor chenp, no '
maltirntow low itlitf.. : Art r ir
lliK h ive the true clienpn M of -
jirlmu -m'ity.t Staple ami l".tne.V(.
Orocii, Dry and L quiil; Ikiniedtic
and Iifip.irWj, it's all Ilia name,
our Mtire is ,il.o ,V)c tf do" fln.
thing a for yo irsclf. , - "'
.. A fn-sii lot of CHhfi-rnlH f f 1
Oiauyoit 40c' id !.. iw)K vn:
oa Hktth X. "
Alt i a Pr th lot Kmall VU It f
' . - Yror o (dense, .
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DESERTING PRETORIA.
Every
One
.Who Enters Our Store
Pace to Face With
Stands
Qrea,t; Bargains
. Now I your cliance tr pooore the pick of the latest. , Our new aloe'e offer un
. usubI advantage to tbe early buyer. Thcro ia no time like the proseal to wake
'your nelcctinnt. '' .'' ' 1 ' '
, : Men s Suits fem ft 35 to $10.00
Children's Sutb'&VSh ' 3.50
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Foreigners FleelntrFrom the City. British
Cavalry 40 Miles From ,
Johannesburg.
Special to Journal. , , : ? .
Londos, May Z'i Repcyls from Pre
toria lay that the city Is panto Btrloken.
Foreigners and the natives are fleeing
from the doomed city. Women and
children are being ruahod to places of
safety. "They are being sent In trains to
Macbadadorp, on the way to Lydenburg,
Trains are arriving at Lorenzo Marques
filled with passengers, among whom are
many Germans bound for Europe. .
It is improbable that there will be an
desperate defense at Pretoria. The
Boers, it Is thought, will evacuate the
capital in good time.
British horsemen, according to a die
patch from Lorenzo atarque are now
close to tb&Vaal river, within 40 miles
of Johannesburg. , , "'
: THfi BOER ENVOYS.
The President Informs Them ThaNo Fuf-
fc ther Offer Can Be Hade. .
4 - -.
Special to Journal..
Washington, May S2--The President
received the Boer enviys this monlng
at ten o'clock, - ; '" ,
Tha envoys wen received with special
courtesy. The .President . said that the
offer of mediation made by the United
SUtes and which was rejected by Eng
land could not now be renewed.
- , - Story of Malekliifc . -' J
' London, May 21 One of the reasons
which luadejbo Boers so anxious to cap
ture Ma'eklng was that they regarded It
at a jumping off plice from which
raid could eisily be made on J ihannes
burn. It.': seems likely they wilt now
hive lull 1illticatlon foMbulr aotlely
Colonel Uahon reports havin-jdaeil
PTttmer at Jamaalbl, May 15. ' lie wa
followed by a Boer commtndor :irom
Marlizanl aiding and turnwl westward
to avoid It. May lha wa attacked iu
the thick bush, losing 5 men killed, 1
missing and 2i wouuded,- Inoludluif
Dally Mall correspondent, Oan.U, dan
erouly. ' The Boers lust mare .'Iliad
Maiton In killed and wounded.
Another report has been received from
Badi n-Powell, dated May IS, giving Im
portant news. Before dawa May iaht
storodng party,' 930 strong, personsllj
led by Eloff, rushed the pickets' and
reached the Staat and Protectorlte camr
from the westward along the Malopit
valley, a strong, musketry demonstration
being ma le at the same time along the
eastern frdnt of out posIllon.Our west
ern posts closed In and stopped the Boer
supports following, tlius cutting off
Klofl's retreat, while tho-town defenses
stopped his further advance. - His force
got divided In the darkness and a strong
party was placed between.. them(K com
pletely surrounding them. Fighting con'
tlnued all day long.T ..,,, :.'-
Soon after nightfall two partie aur-
rendered and the other was driven oni
of tht, Blast nndei a heavy Are." Ten
dead and IB wounded of the enemy were
left behind and 108 prisoners were taken
Including Eloff and t officers. Seventeen
Frenchmen and many- Germans were
among the prisoners. 0rr losses were
8 men killed and 8 officers .and 9 men
wounded. '-:"v': '"':''; "l-
Col. Bingham Suggested as Next
, President of University.
Commencement at Pence Iantltute.
Vance Slatuo Shipped by Jane
20. Farmers Alliance.
' Private Hank '
" ' Statement.. .,'-
0rl targalas In Mens, Ladies and ( bjldren's Sho3f.
' Just Received a Big Lot of Straw and W'o )' n tlata for Men and Boyr. r
; ' -Also fine line of "' f : .J y -i. -;:;VV-v---.y
D r y Go oil s N o t i o n s tr u n ks - jtic.
f Po corni- r'jht in and let ns t how yo wbat e'can do In the way of Gord
AL1ERICAN STOCK COLIPAUY;
5DA61 Ml t.lleSt.,
HOWARD & MACLIT, Proprietors
Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
Yotijcnn lways expocij when
you or lor your food'S'ipplics from
fits reliable stoi. Wo cm sup
! every demand of a firct clims
f unity , trndo witli tho (Jlioirent
St ipl i anil Fainy Clrowrics, liil
liliu, Picklis, Binco'.J'Mlvof.'KoK
U vcir Print Itu'tnr, and i'U Hums
n'lt .ok Brt -m IM vs.
We in ike a npwlnliy of bigh
gr i lo TViw an 1 CilTi-es,
Our IVrreotlmi ISIrnd-
, If )'"tl w:n t (. It C'lnil rup of ilrln
(IN'1 J'U ill I I'.
Co lie o )i FiiiOj
Flic 3 0;:!'
ins cuff. (' l.iiy n J"
.Supreme Court Decisions.
Special to Journal. .- '. ' '-: '
" IUf.Bion, - May 88. The : Supreme
Court files the following opinions; ' :'
.Sprinkle vs Indemnity to., from Mad'
bon, affirmed. fV 's, ''
. Duckworth vs Orr, from Trannijlvs
nla, afllrmed. . . ( . "S t
Stale vs Ulgglns, from Buncombe, a'-
drrned. ' .f,- -,'
Hutchinson vs. Hutchinson, from
Mecklenburg., ..
: Houss vs Krauss, from Union, no er
ror ':' '."-. '-' .. .': V;
. Meares'vs Land Co , from Union, af
firmed ' ' . . , . " , '
Nel vs R. It , from Mecklenburg, af
firmed. : . -
Arrawood vs It , R., from McDowell
sfllrmrd. .,- ' ' ' . '. . ' .
' atoreiieid vs Uarria, from Blokes, a
firmed. . s ; .
iTIddyvs Graves, from Guilford, re
vorsid. i
State vs Nowcombe, from Uiillford rt
vercl. ..
State vs Newcomlie, from Uiillford, af-
Wright vs Fort, from Wako adlrnied
Roper vs Rail road, from Wilson, new
trial.
Bent vs Dunn, from Wllion, appeal
diHml&scil.
While vs The Auditor from Puriiil
nmni modified and nllinned.
Jordan v Kownom, from Hertford,
new trill.
The following much wi-rn dUpniaeil of
by pi-r eurlnin oti! r, lo wit,
1 i; k inn v I'ull rod J fiom (IiiinvH'e
cuds;
Special to Journal. . ., '
IULbicih, May 22. A new name Is
mentioned today in connection with the
presidency of the University of Njrth
Carolina, that of Col. Robert Bingham,
be widely known head of the Bingham
school at A&hevllle. , -
Monday the last of the small pox eases
w 11 be d a-iharged from tha pest bouse
near here. Thl-year 9 cases, from the
country have been treated there, three
others from the suburbs ct Raleigh and
one from Monroe, who turned up at a
hospital here, but was tuBtantly detected.
Vaccination Is quite complete here and
the authorities say r they have had no
trouble ' ;
At the Soldiers borne here this morn
ing an inmate named Borne suddenly
become - insane and in a fit of rage
struck another, named Davla, .a severe
blow on the head- with a heavy Kick.
Borne was quickly s;nt to the Insane
asylum. It is said that several years ago,
In bis county, be Injured a man so se
rtonsly that the latter sometime after
wards tiled., -', ' "
The commencement ezercUeaof Peace
Institute here are in' progress, - This
evening the graduates gave'a music te-
cllal. TUe annual address la to be de
livered on Tbunday by Prof. Edward
Mimms of Trinity L'ollrge,' Durham,
The Supreme Conn will not -certify to
tho Governor's decision la the case of
Turn Junes,, the noted1 murderer) until
the flint Monday In June,' so that the
execution will not lake place unlb July.
The committee on : the: Vance statue
wjre nptlfied today that unlets there
waian accident jn making Ihc cast,
which la rare, the bronze statue of Sena
tor Vance will be resdy to leave the
foundry June 20. The committees will
meet here this week and will go- ahead
with their arrangements for the unveil
ing July i. - There Is much , to be done
The annual meeting ot the Farmers
State Alliance js called Jor Augus' -14,
but that Is so soon after the Stale elec
tlon that there ia a movement Tor post
ponement for two or three, weeks, so as
to give political feeling time to subside.
V A government detective today arrest
ed two patent medicine venders, hailing
from Boston, for selling medicine which
had no revenue stamps affixed.
The corporation commission today
Issued a report of the condition of the
State, savings and private banks up to;
April 18. Thereare 91 banks. The
total resources are $14 226,613. A :
.'v Stats, Private and Savings Hmkt
V fBlSS0UBCK8. ' '
Loans and discounts . . $ 8,933,14.M
Overdraft ' , 198.M9.08
United States bonds . . m 88,800 00
North Carolina Stale bonds 133.M8 95
All other stocks', bonds 'and
Minor State Officials Refuse to Get Out.
; Search For Taylor. 7
Special to JonrnaL "
FRiSKFORT, Ky., May 84.---Detectives
are in Indianapolis looking for Ex-Governor
Taylor of Kentucky. , -
The Republican minor state officials
refuse to surrender their: positions and
il take their easos to the United States
Supreme Court: The feeling Is intensely
bitter Taylor bad "paidoned the Stan
officials who were-1 Indlclod as tcoi sto
ries to the murder of Gfoebol and Uis par
don stands. . , ".''' 1 '
Death of James H. Ennls,-
dptclal to Journal, - ; i.
Raleioh, May 22-Jamos II Ennt ,
the publisher of TurnefVAlmanao, died
here today at the age of 77 years, ;
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Address at the Unveiling1.
Speoial to Journal. ', - ' " .
RiLKton. May 22 Richard U. Battle,
who was Qoverpor Vance's private sec
retary," will deliver the addresk at the
nuveuing ot tne vance statue at
Capitol July 4th.
. mortgagea .
Premium on bonds ..
Banking houses . -
Furniture and fixtures
All other real estate, '
Demand loans .
Due from banks
Cash Items 4. - ',
Gold coin i 7
Silver coin " . -'. r ' ':
National bank notes -Miscellaneous
. . r "
Total .,
. " ' v" A MABIMTirS.
Capital stack ' x'
Surplus fund .; .
Undivided profits
Dividends unpaid '
Notes redlscoiinted
Bills paj able -
Time drpoaits ' - ,
Deposits lul'jeol loehrck .'
Demand ct-rlillcates
Due to banks
I'aahlere' cbecka '
Cerlllled checks -Miscellaneous
Total
fi80,S28.08
10.787.49
"- 849,570 49
r- 88,499.45
" - 193,198.08
- 893,291.48
" 8,053,829.25
187,192.i
': 835,817.8 1
103,108 43
. 003,33.75
' ' 200,770.69
14 220,013 89
.",108 273 09
04 1,844.08
408,27 80
. ; 7,017,50
'140,737 IA
13f,'W.H)
I3,2!H)4
8,;8l,ir45.94
44,,tUU.BI
20 ,121 83
10C,4.'H 0
1,031.01
204.5114 (0
14,220,6 18.89
TUB MARKETS.
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The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham, New Born, N, O.
Nkw Yohx, May 23.
Cotton: Ooen, High. Low, Close
May 0.84
July .. ... . 0.13
Aug 874
Pept 8. 10
Oit 71)1
Nov. 7.74.
Jnn 7.7")
9.84
9.13
8.74
8.10
7.01
7.74
7.7.1
9.37
0.13
KENTUCKY TROUBLES.
1 kzm kiams to
"5 ' And, a General Line ot Good Things
tm
I J. L. McDaniel's, 71 Broad St.
2
the
W. 8. Miisser, Milllielm, Pa., . saved
the life of bis little girl. by giving .her
One Minute. Cough Curevwhen she was
dying Irom croup.'-. Il Is the only harm
less remedy that gives immediate results
It quickly cures coughs,, colds, broh
chills, grippe, asthma and all throat and
lung trophies. F. 8. Duffy. .
CASTOR I A
; ' For Infants and Children. -
Tht Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears th
61gnatore of
WE ABE HEABQOARTERS FOR
Piris.O en for kil li g pnato bugs
andtobaco aor.np. , Sprayers for put-
tog o it Pr's r ju in Uqui I form
(thehTvt tfTesile nnd coavenieLt way
of using the pclon). -
Our Potato Cultivator Is wcrking st
lifaotorily.
Our band Garden .Plows era moving
nplnly. - '
We are Jelling Wat t Cooler at 75o,
tl tO, 1150,1175 and $203
Our43orce t Doors and Window Screen
are here on time. Don't forg u.
Oorllnof Ice Orea-n Freezers em-
braco.tha 20th Century': which ffe-sw
wlthoA labjr (the"ciem freeeus while
tou eo to church). Also the White
Mountain, Gem and others. : ,y v; '
- We are carrying tl celebrated Wheel
er & Wl son, New Domestic, and New
Home Bewing Machines and tell thorn tt
a reasonable orofit. Call on us when io
oed. " ' , - i
-' "Doerlng' and "MoCormlck? Mowirg
Machines and Bay Bakes ace sprtialtlea
with ns this sraon. No better mowing
m whine on earth than these.-. "
We call (lie attention of the .Whole
sale trade to our stock of 300,010 .Paper
Big, 25,000 Bntur Trays, 51 Ileams
Or Paotr. 25 Duk n Wash Boards, 18
eases Clothes Pins and numerous other
Items at Rock Bottom Prices.
.:.,v4 :;. yonra Truly, ,
J: Ci Whitty to
Thoro la no mini nnder the
sun who is not interested
in l'rict'8 on Hucgic or aur
.tlnn in our line- ion can
not tiltord to ir.iB8 seeing us
buying. . KeBpcctf ully, .
78 Br.d 8t -.,
V
Jji
U f-ire
VV ll RAT:
J u ' y . ...
Cop-,:
9.43
9.1.1
0 8-a
8.18
7.03
7.81
7.P0
CIIICAOO MATtKFIS.
iicn. Il!(;li. Low. ( lime
fir J Cf-i C-j
8 76
818
7 03
7.81
7E0
WOOD'S COLD STORAG
M Potatoes
For Planting in June or July,
Sprout vigorously, and yield splen
did crops of Choice quality
Ijito Potatoes.
Tho following nie extraoU from cus
tomers Irl tern who liUnlcl Wood's ('old
t-'!ol;i ' f-'rl-il I'ollltlX'fl lllHt BOIIWIII.
'Cwnir up hmuliful'v n"(1 ykl-i'il fplrn-ll-lly.
C6t
s t.
at
Presh Carload Flour just received
lrom the mill. ; It you need a barrel
give' me a callo Prices as low as pos
sible. , Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prompt Delivery.
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J L McDANIEL
a Wl yi -saiaiwlHValsjaiajssBisjjji
1 !lIioi
Wholenule
A Retail
rocer, "
'hone 01.
71 RrcM Nl.
Seasonable
Goods !
Come and get your choice ot our stock in
Wire Doors and Window Screens,- new and
cheap. Doors $1 and $1 25, Screens 30, 35
and 40c.
.Tryjour Calcimo for your walls, nothing
better. A 5 lb package 45c.
Gold and Silver Enamel 25c. Varnish 20c
can. Any stain you may want lor your Fur
Paints oi all kinds. Small cans to suit the
worky
A bottle ot Stove Polish for 5c
. All goods guaranteed as represented.
Give us your order.
?TMut1, H7. GaskiU Hardware Co.
73 MIDDLE BTREE'l , . in: . NKW BERN, N 0
MILLINERY at New York Cost !
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Now is the time fo'i-Toryl ody to gtt a Hot. Never before have Hie people in
and aniuhd New Bern been given the opportunity to bny Millinery at the prict s we
will offer for TEN DAYS:
18 dozen Leghorn Oolf Sailors, black only, worth 50c for 19c.
.. 'i:- . Odoien Leghorn Plata, white, $1 25 value, 93c
6 t ." loo C8!
.-':. 4 '" - v , 7 .i -63o
" - 4 - " 60c. " 47c
In this sale we offer our eo'lro line of Flowers formerly 90, 25, 35, 50c, $i f 0,
now U. 18, 87 and 74.
The above are only a Tew of trie many ralui-s we offer, Moussellnes, Chiffons
and Klbbonaat the same proportHiaal disoount. No extra chargr for trimming,
All orders numbered and delivered In order taken.
.J.SMITH
Successor: to H. B. Duffy.
S. Q. ROBERTS,
. .. w - . '"' ..
; . : . r wboiital L'e 4 r In
Groceries, Provisions,
. '- " '.. Z- " '. ".','. '-.'?" 'y
y ' 1 Canned Ooods , . .
. 1 ' of AnyOcaxrlplha,. ;i
Ti baroo of all Grades. t .-r Bnuff, Vo.
- Trice Low, floods guaranteed as
Represent ed. Call and ace me at Nos. 89
eud 11 Brick Row, East Bido Market.
S. G. ROBERTS."
At n.e Book Store i
thill Imli d to cumd up.'
1 l,,t ,il IN.fwIo. 1 v-r w.'
1 Vs (
I ..
I
I Championship
. Tennis Balls;
Perfection I
I Hammocks and
G. II. firm Gtt.
$100.00 -Reward !
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WHAT FOR?
Call PboneNo. 149,
Moore's Wood Yard,
;, And order nnjj kind of wood
jon want and find out what for.'
. I ant solo agent fin- theso' well-known
Blc)cl,-a iu this territory, and solicit
your trade.,; R-Tnlf parts for all old,'
lj siyioasi
r-7't.
stylo as wttl as latest Improved mschlnea
of 'Jilt mnke rarnlhcd promptly, ' ("'
In ad llllon io Jtamblors 1 carry
- TOM. MM!
OOl.t'MITAS, IlARTFOIfDS.
' fSM! ;. IH. lVNxNANIB.,'
IDSAI.H, K (! ;ial',
KAOLtH AND MARS
..I !
in liii- in
yV.BICYCLE3:z$
I h.ivo only two of tlio Moi'cl fiOChsin
li'Hd C liMiiM.n In f liu h fn int-a. Trice
ai il run K'-l no more (if Uicin, tlie
n nrk I-cIk evt-uu a, , nt lliu Knetory, ,,
t TC'iill and rxumlne my stork lief or.
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