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VOL. XVIII--NO, 53.
NEW BERN, N. C, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 31, 1901).
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oa imI adv:intnjf (n.tlic ca-ly,b ijer. Thrt j la no time like the pree il to make
jour cc'ccliuns. "r "i ""
J, Mens Suits from $225 to $t(KOO
; ' Toad's 5 V .75 7.5 's .7
Children's Suits - ; .75 to ; 5.5 r
Or.-ul I ar ; 1 is lu Mei, LadieffUnd
; Just KecrWcd a Dig Lot of Straw and
' Aho a floo line of
Dry Goods, Notions, Trunks, &c.
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NEW ARRIVALS
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; cur rente at oi:r g.-rxviy. InfiTint1
food products are n tver choap, no
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llnri Iihvo tlio true clienpnrsa of
l-rliiip ('ml"t SlnpU1 nd Fatinj j.
Omsp, ; Dry and Lqnid; rKmcstl6
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J. R. PARKER,
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and you vill jr t it
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JR., GPOCER,
77 Broad Street.
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Vnil fir lor iniir fuul innnl in. favn
fils reliable atorc. Wd cun aup
jilv ovury dnmand of a llrnt cIh8
f imily rdo with the Clioii-eit ,
Sttplj aid Fanny GropcrieB, Rel
lih k, Plik'lM, S niow,;oiive,Fox
ll'Tir IM it R i;ter, and PU llama
JUwjk .twni I'llj-s.
. Wonvtko'a ppficiulty of li(nh
IfrileT.ias anlCiiri'us.
Our lnrfeotii)n Blood
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A. & M., College Commencement.
- President Winston's Future Plans.
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State
Uecoratloa Day. : The
Veil
Represented at Paris. Exer
cises, at Wake Forest '
, College aad . -
StMtjpj's. '
Special to Jonraat.
, IUlcior, Hay 30. Today waa com
mencement iday at the Agricultural &
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mwuanicai voiiego uero. iua so grauu-
ateamadea good ahowlng. The prize
wlnnera among them are aa followi:
Agriculture, B. L; Bernhardt of Balli-
burj Science, I; O. Schaab of Stokea
jgunly; Mechanical engineering, R. W
Wagnaff of rerson county. ' '
President Winston, who hu made I
stirring campaign in the state this spring
in the interest, of industrial education
has addressed manythousand people
and has conferred" scholarships upon
highest pupils of the high schools He
n his report strongly urges the establish
tnent of a manual training school like
that at Hampton to be ultimately, de-
ye oped into a treat school for training
rwhite boys and jjlrls, He saya this Slate
iw contains at least 20,000 young men
mt earning over SO cents a day by un
trained labor, who with a year or two
if training could earn from Z to $4 a
lay.? The total enrollment at the col
lege Is 803) from seven states and. 75
counties In North Carolina.
No less than ISO students havepild
heir own expenses by money previously
earned or by work during the session,
U. earning It as farm laliorers Tlif
rustees will ak the Legislature In June
M pass the bill, which has already pause'
the House, establishing the ."Vance Tei-
:lle School. The agricultural, depart
mens'has been well manaetl.. Sales o!
too! and farm products paid its expense
nd there is a- btlance on band s The
tenior class, for the Hrst tlm, graduates
In uniform. Pul J.-Collins of Bertie
won the first prize for earolngJJu-
largest sum by manual labor In agricul
ture. - 'y -'
National dtcoration day was observed
aere very quietly. Liatetnia arterpoon
u usual, the Grand Army'post and t
Laumber, of citizens assembled at lh
baautlfully vkept National, Cemetery
ilth them and occupying front seats at
.he speaker's stand were the CunfoderaU
Veterans from the Soldiers dome .The
tralor of the dajr waa Lt. Qeorge C
.'ound' of.M thassas, V. and his subject
was a sketch of the- happenings of 31
fears ago, when he was Gen. Shomaa'a
ilgnal officer here and had his station on
he dome of the -Capital. The signal
OJrps camps was on the square On
whlah , the executive V mansion now
stand. w r , ... "
Secretary Brnner oLtbe State Agricul
tural department Who has just returned
from ParU,says that a careful inspec
tion of the exhibits he is entirely justi
fied la saying that next after Callfornli
thla State has the best exhibit. . Califor
nia alwaya leada. In addition to Itrex-
blblts at the exposition it baa two spec
ial buildings in the city, in each of whlol
It lias magnificent displays of its prod
ucts.
Many Raleigh people' went 'but It
Wake Forest College today, to hear 4hi
annnal-addresa by Dr. Small of the Uni
versity of Chicago, and the baccalaureat
sermon by HerDr. Hawthorn of Illch
mend. Tomorrow is commencement da(
There will be orations by the gradua;es
There are S3 of these. The conevr. bj
Eessnlth's band of Richmond and thi
social gathering will end the commeno
ment The ooliegs has had the most pro
gressive year in all Its history. John A
McMillan and B. H. Browning are the
chief marshals on the part of the two
literary societies, and John B. Bagluy
the president of the senior clasa.
At the A. & M. College here, today the
senior class orators were I.O. Schaub
and R. M WaiBtaff. F. M. Bernhardt
waa the chief marshal
- Judge Purnell today continued the
A. J. Marshall counterfeiting case, (fn m
Wilmington) until next te.m (December)
He refused to transfer the case to Wl:
mlngton or to allow pay .10 Marshall's
wltneases. , ..
The Stale charters the Oreenvllle col
ton mill, at Qreenville, caplt-il f 79,01)0.
Spencer Adams Is to be the candidate
of the Republicans In the 5lh dlstrld foi
Congress In case he falls to be elected
Governor. JJe says be will be elected bj
ft;,0 ) majority.
Commencement at Bl, Mary's school
here began today.
Dynamite at St. Louis.
Bpeclnl to Journal.
Sr. Loiiib.Mo., May 1M. Rioting In
the street railway alriko va contlnuril
toilay. The atrlkora u(mI ilyiutrnlle to
blow up tnn r.ad bil of the stroll rail
way at 2 o'clock luit ni 'lil. ropln were
hurled firuii their beds I y thii fmcii of
tho (plosion. Nn nun wiei kffird lit
Uhiio were many wii - .
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Oil TO FillIOP.ll.
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Johannesburg; Occupied and Cavalry
Now Approaching the Capital.
Only 80 Miles Away. Krnger Be'
ported Uncertain What To
, , Do. , Bailor FlghUng
' at .Majnb - - . :- K
Hill. '
Special to Journal. ' " ' ", r
London, May 80. Lord Roberta en
tered Johannesburg today. : Having oc
cupied the suburbs yesterday, Lord
Roberta announced that be would enter
at noon, as no opposition was expected.
'Roberts expects to reaeh Pretoria Fri
day, Pan of the cavalry are beyond
Johannesburg and within 29 ml'ea of
Pretoria.
LoNDOH, May 29 The Dally Hall has
received the following dispatch from
South Africa. -
Lorenzo - Marques, . May
. The
peace party in the Transvaal Is still
strong -
President Kruger is reported to be
wayerlng, bnt demanding' guarantee
iuav ue euaii not ue oiiibu hi ot, oweoa
Ihrngbtlhg burghers continue to desort
in large numbers. A total collapse is not
far off - i -
LonioiC May 29 The Standard bas
the following advices from Pretoria un
der 'Monday's date: --"-
The Transvsal Government has open
ed, or . is about to open, peace negotia
tions. It has cabled a final inquiry to
its agents abroad, atklng woollier any
ijope of aid exists " "
LonooM, May 29 -The Dally Tjdegraph
lias received the : following rtlapaltu
rout South ATTIca:
i New Castle. Natal, May 29-tleavy fir
ing is going on at Mijuba. , :
;l he Second Division is shelling tliiil
iloer position at Lalng'a nek and Pong-
vans. Heavy ordinauco is beiug em
jloyol on both sides; V
The Boer had guns posts (on Pong.
ana and Majiiba. They also attempted
to bring another gun Into action near by,
t-mi thi effort failed:
The effectiveness or the British In
vaslon of the Transvaal is further cm-
phaalzed by news .from Pretoria if thy
occ'ipatjon of Z erust and an advance on
Jchtenburg. Apparently the .. British
itciur net will bs drawn through Ibe
t'ransvaal as It was In a similar, minoer
lauled tbrongh the Free Hi ale.
- . In the Philippines. -
MiSiLA, May 29 Major Henry T.
Allen, of the Forty-third infantry, while
couling ' from Calbaloaam, . Island of
damar, May 9 drove a party tf natlvoa
from the valleys. .- -i
' Four Americans were killed, Including
Lieutenant Evans, who was slain while
leading a charge against the Intrench
menu. Eleven oi me aauves were auieu
and four wers wounded. -.. '
The town of Caterman. Island 'of
jamar, was attacked at midnight Aorll
W by a thousand natives, who Intrench
el themselves near the town over night
Capt. John. Cooke, of the Forty-t bird
RejimenV fought, the Filipinos for
hours and afterward burled 150 Flllnlnoa.
One American wai killed and one Vai
wounded. . .'"v . ' '. ' '
To offlolal reports announce scouting
and email engagements in Panay and
Cebn Islands and Tayabaa, ' Laguna,
Zimpbales, Benguet and Pangaslnoq
provinces, resulting in 14 natives being
killed and many wounded. ,vThe A inert
can also captured 00 rillea, a Norden
feldt gun and supplies of ammunition
and destroyed a potrdur factory. - .
A Filipino major whj surrendered at
Llsoum last week has been persuading
others to follow his example. . Today lie
effected ll.e surrender of 43 men with 5
rifles and hopes to in fcienee more or hi
countrymen to give ap the flight. -
. Panama Canal Company.
Pahama, Columbia, May 20 The Pan
sma Canal Company's director here bas
received official Instructions from Paris
ordering an extension of Ihe work on
(tie Uulebar and Emperador sections and
directing that all available laborerr be
engaged for that purpose. .
. W. S. MnsBcr, Mllllicim, Pa., saed
the life of bis Utile girl by giving her
One tllniile Cough ( ure when the was
dying from croup. ' It is the only harm
less icmedy that gives Immcdiute results.
it quickly cures coughs, cold, liron
chills, grippe, asthma and all throat and
lung troubles. F. 8, DnlTy.
Phllirrine Commission at Work.
.IloMiKiiNo, May 20. Tho I'ldlipplne
Ooniiiilvolnn Is paying nllielul vllt hero.
Yei-lenlay th roni m ig.inn helil an t'X
temled ciuifiienee and lonk the testi
mony of tb forles fituil'y t r HvVi'-'r lhr
in of 1 1
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. Baseball Results. ,
Special to Journal. - j ' ; 1
Chicago, May 80 -i-Chlcaeo 2, Philadel
phia 6. , '
Cincinnati!. May 30 -Cloclnnatti 4
Boston 8. ' ""''. '.
St; Louis, May SO. St LouU 5, Brook
lyn 2. . ,
Pittsburg, May 80. Pltt.burg 7,-;New
York 6' ' . i :
De Wilt's Little Early Kla. rs are the
nest pills I ever used." D J Moore.
Mlllbrook, Ala, They quickly core all
liver fad bowel troubles. F. S. Duffy. ..
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Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday
MAY 29, SO, 31.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE
Lyceum Stock . Co.,
Presenting a Repertoire , of Metropolitan
Suocesses at AEOPLEM
rUrtlbAH
RICES s
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The following plays will be presented)
. THURSDAY NIGHT,'
, Grand Presentation of
"Sapho."
Oenornl Admission 60c Rrservetl
Seats without extra charge Galli ry 25c
Meats on shio at usuiu place Monilr.y.
We Call Your
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Attention
To Our
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Ladies, Misses
and Children's
Summer Vest.
- Also to our WHITE LAWNS which
were bought before the advance In i rice.
PHONE 181,
d; F. JARVIS,
03 POLLOCK STREET.
A Good
Telephone
- , service is a business :
"y necessity, a home l
convenience. a com. ;
, biid .
V " t'-onveiilenoo,
' V ' Luxury 1
Order Your Phone at Once, '
Coiton'ScLd & Sd Irlslt Potatoes
Enrly Rose. New Quceif, Pride of South,
(led and While Bliss both home and
northern grown, 101)0 bushels Eirly
King Cotton Heed. 1U0 bushels Southern
Hrpe Cotton Sxd, Long Staple Cotton,
Call or write lor circulars. . .-
J. J2. LATIIIVI
S
outhern
ailway.
Tho Btandnrd Kailwa;;.if Jlie BOLTH
The Dlroct Lino to all Polnta, - -
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Hi Holly Fintl-( Mhhs Fijuipmeiit
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'i.lhimu Vii'
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i.l ynu ni e lift.
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1 Small Pig Hams
pj " ". . Breakfast Strips, Califoruia Hams, English Cured Shoul
3j ders and Wg Hams to cut ,
"A3 Jjcan Grated Pineapple 10c.
5 ' - fresh Prunes, Evaporated Apples and Peaches.
5 Fancy Cream Cheese.
5 . -Canned Frnits and Vegetables, Canned Meats, Salmon,
2 : Sardines and Lobsters. y
J Heinz' Sweet Mixed and Plain Cucumber Pickles.
i Pure Extracts and Spices. -
g . Pure Apple Cider Vinegar. jrj
5' Fancy Syrnp and Molasses. JJ.'
5 Anything in Groceries you want. Give nie a call. JJ
. . Yours Truly, 3
MrTlANTRT.
ibiwbvusii siaita
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To the Ladies I
You are respectfully invited to come to my
store, Dufiy's old stand, Pollock street and in
spect the line of samples ot Novelty Dress
Goods direct from the Acme and Ogntz Mills.
Orders taken for Dress patterns, prices range
from 50c to $2 00 per yd. These are the
nobbiest and most stylish goods ever shown
here. Will be on inspection this morning.
A.J.SMITH
81 'Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 99 Middle St.
Seasonable
Goods !
Come and get your choice of our stock in
Wire Doors and Window Screens, new and
cheap. Doors $l and $l 25, Screens 30, 35
and 40c. , .
. , Try our.Calcimo for your walls, nothing
better. A 5 lb package 45c. .
- , Gold and Silver Enamel 25c. Varnish 20c
can. ' Any stain you may want for your Fur
niture. W .
t Paints of all kinds. Small cans to suit the
work, . r ? .
V "A ' bottle ot Stove Polish for 5c.
. All goods guaranteed as represented.
,v v Give us your order.
?iVt.A !.''. Gaskill Hardware Co.
, - 78 MIDDLE 8TREB1., mi . NEW BERN. C
S, G. ROBERTS,
- WbolcraleDe l r ln-
Groceries', Provisions,
Canned Ooods
,i . of Any Description. ' 7
Tobacco of alt Grades. r " SnufT, ie.
J Prices Low, Oowla guaranteed as
Represented, tlall and see me at Nos. 89
and ll Brick Row, East Side Market, f
S. G. ROBERTS.
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Three Large Flats
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To be sold to the highest bidder, '
How Is thla, the only stove wood man
lime lie, will now Mit price down on
nil kind nf Stnvn Wood, as It must bo
old rlthtimt and make room ft other
liunineHH. ,. -j . , '
Lnlhs and Hand-made and ' flawed
tlliliijjiw. wliolrsale nd rrlll.
Hii'i:ln, I Itnsdt'nrt, (I Drajs. and
3 Hump ('aria.
i'.OI) CednOmd Vnt Llghlword Post,
will iMiriilKhesl Hi.hler. .
Kor further Inforr-allon, see
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WholeHale J
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X'A Br.;.l Nf. g
atT'aWlC h i' C
' There is no man under tie
sun- who is not : intorpRtwl
in Prioes on Buggies or any
thine in oiir Hne -You can.
not afford to itiss -teeing - n before
buying. ; -Itespectf nlly, . , vV ; ' .
O. Iff. WntoW fc Son,
78 Broad fit
, I am role agent tor thesd well-known "
BieteW la thla lerrilorv. ami anlleit ;
yolir trade. Jlepair pans Tor 'l o'd
style as well as talent Improved machines ' -:.
of :hi make fiirnlnhcd promptly, -i ' V
, In t.d JllJon to Ramlders I carry a ,- f
.." roi.t lin ot' '' i;t'', "j?.
OOIUMBIAP, IIARTFORna. ' "". V
HTOHMKIIH, Pi-NNANIS,. ,
TDKALB. K BPEOIAL. ' -:'
. . . EAflLES AND MARS
BICYCLES.';;
t have only two of the Model M) Chair- .
Una Cfilumhlia In 24 ineh fmmen, fries
t .0, and enn get no moie i f Iherr), the ,
a'oi k I cing exliounted at Ihe FncUiry.
t ;('nll ami i xnniinc my stock licfore
Imyiii.;.
A!l I i i '1 i f I "i )x'e Repairing .
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