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MW BIEN, N. C, SUtJNDAY MORHIH8, DECEMBER 30, 1800.
NINETEENTH YEAR
NOTICE,
NOTICE,
NOTICE'
Will not open his store
for business on Tuesday.
Jan. 1. 1901.
He wishes his patrons
to govern themselves
accordingly.
Ot'i'tyV:!' ttS
You will live well if yon buy the best of our slock. It
don't cost much more than the cheap kind of living either.
We are getting in a
Fresh Stock of
Christmas Goods
Such as Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Coconuts, Cranberries
can or buli. All kinds of Dried fruits, and our line of Canned
Goods is complete.
We sell the Best Goods for the Least Mouy of anyone in
town. Would be glad to have you call. If yon never cull you
will miss all. Yours truly,
J. TARKER, Jr.
Cor. Ilroad V
lont Read This!
Bat stop st 70 Pollock Street end
leavayoar Uondry. We have moved
oar Laandrj Office lo the itore Mr. Mr
Sorley genenllv ate for toys, We have
oar Laoodry plant la fine snaps, plenty
of light, pleoly of room, plenty of good
oft water. Now with 'beae advantage)
W trill fusrantee better work I bio w
ksvt aver done.
We doal atop at theae promisee. We
bars 400 nles presents wblcb will be
Rive twaj wlib every package of
leoadry that Is left ai tbe office There
present, are well worth coming af er
aid will only be given oat two weeks.
Oar wagon will be on the streets rvrry
day, all gooda will be ca.led (or aud le-
Wltk mens lhaoki for your pest pet
rosals and wishing all a proaperoua
New Tear, we are
Yosre Trnly,
DAYBIRRY 8TCAH LUINDRV.
Paoaa 140
T Pollock 81., NEW BERN, N. C.
Ynii Rhmilri Spa
. W M VMVMIM WWW
. Ai a . a . T . a as o i
tear iniinu rtmni. nnm ni mi naiio
toao Cigar $1.00; Pipea, from ftc. (o
fl.Meacb.
TVtr cMea oralr raili liae of
Otean oVortlad war, rarlaoed f7
Sc. in IVv trvatUtlag ot Vea, Plate.
Ill tit A. Pat Bnte. Jewal Roiaa,
tbota. Bras Via, ItoM Jar a ad
r.it ai'.ki it. in i it
ave .
.. Brwaket ol all llasll AT COST.
VAImUm at twU'ed Istracts aad
ToUat WaUf, 4at lt plela at low arl.'
ca. Suader foal sack aaHtsO,
Coijataa, AJolfk Patellar act kk
kWt, 'YolsH - Aassaoola, La Tender
;"a4TIWPaUsaa. , ,
WM 600DJ.
r arrlag kU, freej t 0 to. "
Kalraj aa4 fork a, frwat 40 fr a4
3v riu4 Kalrawtai fevks frwai
eurer Plalel frua M et ap.
f.Morl frM TM lpk J'.- ;
N kkl Plated eUeor frota Ha aa.
A few wood UeaUrt laft tklck will ka
old ataoei, '
laa fall Um af aaik ktavea. ''
1 1 aa U a(4t4 M 1,4 market fat
tka ile. ' v ,
A fan Kaa e Bard war aafet frill (i
Iiitlt!g . V ;' rf axa, tri' & "
' l I Uf rae !( frt':'- r
idt4V (iVtV ,4V
Hancock Htn.
8
A look in our door ut onr revolv
ing show case will convince yot
that We sell only the Very Luteal
8tyles and Colors in Soft and Stifl
Hat. We have a few Stetson tutu
plea to close out
It it worth your time to stop ant
see tho case if you don't w.int U
bay a hat,
AHMSTSOKG & SIMPKiNS,
67 rUddla 5trit
A Year's ford Riding
kM arovta that tbe tt it jela
(kaK)w4iy aieliiia IE-T. My i 01
la t eor i a at la Ik a j itw I
yea. I kava a aloa'a a a 'far
toiCM,HiH Pnnn, -,
iitkt ii. Hi, i.LlYtt-tND,
..Tll.KATBACU9t
, EtoucnuwroRD,
ttirt .a '
a
, ' Vfc'HTTf, fCJVNAlT
AND MAI1H DICYOLX0
tWtbp bU( Rpactaliy.
WJI.J. Illfita,
Reytlea, Ota, AMaattloa.Orapa
attaoaea, Jek Pflallag, JUltwr
Buaipa.
It a 44 Middla fc Faffrwa.
' MtorrBnaldrbli, '
Afuv tlote eppKmloa I the atndy ef
ike k y M ih lot year, I
StoVrla ami thntoauMy aqfp mje
ror e wart, I il uke a vnsra an
t la a f' ifJ FVIiool, a4 apo
r ttr !'! r r t rpilt rtir.'
' ts fin" ',aieie la awt ! iIm
J n n..Ti
H
A
T
THE STATE C&PITiL
Reports of State Departments For
Past Year.
Ureat Growth la Xasoale and Odd
Fellows Organizations. Soldiers
at Woyernor's Inaagoratlon.
Association of Academies
Election.
Special to Journal.
Kai.kioii, December 29. Grand Sec
tary B. II. Woodell of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows aaya there are
now 130 lodges, a sain of 5 per cent,
ith 7,000 members, a gain of 65 per
cent in 13 months. This is a remarkt
bio increase. The Masons during the
year gained 5 lodged and 800 member.
The gain of both organizations, as will
be seen, Is in additions to old lodges.
The Odd Fellows are growing, hswever,
far more rapidly than the Masons.
Secretary Bruner of the Agricultural
department tells me he regards the ship
ments of the winter lettuce from the
eastern counties as of marked Impor
tance. Shipments began December IB
and will continue until the crop is ex
hausted. He says the crop is mora prof-
:ic. than sprlag lettuce. Mr. Bruner
ys that the development of cattle
ijiug in the irwuntalnl'egion is g ratl
in.?. There are many more cattle of
ho butter breeds, such as Durham, Short
rn and Polled Angus. He says the
nost ivitahle activity in tbe State lust
v.v oitslilo of manufacturing and
tcking is of apple culture, brought
h ut bv what ho terms the rediscovery
fie apple region in Yancry ouuty.
great rainy orchards are being S9t
here m well a) In Watauga, Wilkes
tadUon, Hiiywood anil other countiss.
ftiat region is tha habitat of tbe apple.
he seedling developed there offers the
vorld Its finest apples. Under the new
ni proper pUn only one variety of
uit Id in orchard. 1 ills Is called a
ommerclal orchard. Good packing and
ood roails for tbe transportation of
the apples are the prime necessities. In
nc-uiliiig his remarks on developm nt
.- Druner said another notable fea
ru of the yoar'a work la the eeadlng of
ve y larn fall acreage in wheat foi
entral North Carolina to the annn
iln, and he speaks of this as a pied-
nut feature.
Mate I.ibnr an M. O. Sherrill Is pre-
iring his report. It shows 30.000 vat
nes I i ihe libr iry proper. Regarding
if library he says the first reference he
un ti il to it Is lu tbe laws of 1821. wLen
n i'iUiilUae.1. It does not appear
i it it was of any size a far along aa
il. i lor. M i re bead, Chief Justice
i ll i, an 1 Astociate Justloei Danlal
n i oastou were appelated trustees.
Phi foil owing have been the librarian!:
F. Tsyl r, Oliver II. Perry, Thaopbl
is I Hill, Henry U Coley, Tnomu
urnell, (now U. S. Judge). Sherwood
-iaywanl, liaodolph A. ShotWell, J. A.
Irdsong. J. C, Ellington, It. M.Cobl,
. . Hbrrrlll. Tbe library bnllJInf la
efecilre and is quite the reverse of
r-proof.
The report of the corporation commla-
on Is In course or preparation, lo
1 the railway commission was era.
ted. Tbe average ntfmber of complainU
lockeled was about 143 a year. Ia 1894
be railway commissi. .a was abolished
to I the oo'poratlon commission was aa
abllshsd. All the duties of the railway
commission were devolved npoa It and
any others beside, aa for eiaople aa-
pervlslon of bank and. bnlldlna; and
oao associations. The railway aoamle-
ilon incraaaad tbe railway aaaaaaataal
rom 11 to S3 million dollar. Tkaa last
year the . ooraoratloa commission la-
It from 81 to 44 mlllloaa. It was
on this last Increase that the mt 4f hi
began, which ktt already beaa la prog.
rees 14 aonthi. No oat knows wbea It
will tod, and what II will oust The
ooaiisleeloa baa threw months la which
to Uk tsxthnony before tbe steading
muter, Tbea lbs railways will ktva
oath la wblcb to Inks tatUssoay la re-
ball il. After all this tbe etaedtof
tar will mke bis report to Jadga
ai a too. Tfas railway coaltlna a
dacad l ha passenger ret, firat claea
(rota D lo H eaola and ttoiad c!e
froa I to I etnu, Prlbt rtVM ktva
bees radaoad about II per oej', Tela-
frapk ratas wart redaoad to 4 tea's (or
10 word day anvefa fr j a aiy polai
la tbe 0iaU to aay. other poUt wltbla
It Tkattlatrask a startaj t-t
k a big 4f at sad pal tbi case la Ike
federal ooaAtatwliadrasr It ad ao-
eaptad tkt ailaatioa. Taea eaasa
"fatloa" railway aaa'sl w, pat la by
governor Rataell, by Iks f itj af aase
aa Id speak. That aoasalsHoa asdN
took te radaca Iks Wasur Valoa
rrapk rata ta II aeau. waen tk oon
paratloa aoatalaeloa aatna la II wlik
draw ttc aad raatorad tb 4) seall' artillery. It Is proposad la ksv twa
rata. Tks "fsslja aosawltalna lasasd
aa order red sot eg tka paMger ret,
irtteiasstoiiaeait, Tb orpotatlaa
WBwwuinam in nsaisv ISIS
...... . .
irosa ta isowrai aoan into wblcb'
tk7ss1otsls ksd pal II i
TkerS are aboat M spplletsts fw ad
aUestrra to. tba kteibodist O'pbseste,
1 1
CASTORIA
Tor IsfMit asd Ctil.'.rsa.
Til ririTurn '!
.
J . tl'.e s . , t f
f'gnaiar tf l,jtfy , ' '
THE SISTERS OF ST.
Their Favorite Remedy
Grippe and
st. mrcEirps orphah astlvm,
Dr.S.B. Hartman:
"Soma years ago a friend of oar Insti
tution recommended to ne Dr. Hart-
man's 'Pe-rd-na' aa an excellent remedy
tor the la grippe, of which we then had
several cases which threatened to be of
t serious character.
"We began to use It and experienced
inch wonderful results that since then
Pe-ra-na has beoome oar favorite medi
cine tor influenza, catarrh, coughs, colds
and bronchitis.
Sistsrs or St. Fharoib,
"St. Vlnoent'a Orphan Asylum."
Mr. G. W. Ar
lnge, of Colllna
Tille,Tex writes:
"I have been us
ing Pe-ru-na for
cough I have had
for some time. It
has completely
oared me, and I do
Mr. O. W. Arlnge
aud Bon.
heartily recom
mend It to those suffering from coughs
and colds. I will praise Pe-ra-na for
ever." Pe-rn-na cores la grippe.
Mr. Joseph Klrchenatelner, 87 Crotop
street; Cleveland, says : " Wo have
used Pe-ra-na for eight years as our
family medicine. During the whole of
that time we have
not had to employ
a physician. Our
family consists of
seven, and we al
ways nse It for
the thousand and
one aliments to
which mankind
la liable. Wo
hare need It In
oases of aoarlet
fever, measles
and la grippe.
Mr. Joseph
Klrohenstelner.
Whenever one of the family feel In the
least 111 mother always saya: 'Take Pe-ra-na
and yon will be well, or, If we do
not happen to have any, 'We will have
to get mora Pe-rn-na.' Pe-ra-na la al
ways satisfactory la oolde and coughs."
Free Carraspaadettea.
The olimatlo diseases of winter are
mainly eonghe, oolds, catarrh, bronoh
Ills, tonalUtis and other oatarrhal affec
tions of the respiratory tract. Pe-ra-na
Is aa absolute spaslfle for all of thaee af
faetlons. Pe-ra-na will sure a eoogh or
a eold la a very few dare. Pe-rn-na will
eara ohronlo catarrh even of years'
standing ka a few weeks. Pe-rn-na
should be kept In every doom aa a safe
guard against tbe many affections so
whlek the family Is liable during tbe
Wtatstsaaaoo,
fctra. The drat boy raoelrad Is Ernest
Maag-asa, of Darkam, wkoae parents
ara Bapll Is. The Aral girl received Is
Oesata Bright, af Beaufort ooaaty.
Hews Is rseatved of the death of Dr.
oekaa If. Vlok of1ma. lis had held
everel pobltc potltloas aad was always
4 realms dtaocrat.
Tks Utats Auditor's report skews last
ibsoonnty tatat aggragata 1 1,8 18,4 a.
ka school 1st is 1 1.034, MO, lbs gtaeral
tai Is 1734,1)7, Baking a grand lata! of
11,044,440 aa I screes over tks previous
year af almost 3A00O.
Tks Monk Carolina Association of
Aaadajssas, la a.aeloa bar, adopted raeo
latfoat waraaly ooamtadlng tks retiring
Stat fsparlaleadeat of public lastlta-
tloa, Cbsrles H. Vsbaaa, aipraaslag
high appreciation of Ike raise of kls
sarvtoas la la aaasa of adaoatioa la Ibis
Blata.
It Is eipaeUd tkat aa aaaay as 1010
eoldlartVu ka bars at law laaaguraUoa
of Oov. Aycock os the IMk of Jasuary
Tks military feat era wUI b O aviat
prosalasat. If Iks asatkat la favorable
Il Is proposed to kava Ik aa assoaU ai
la set, portlae) af laa aapivol. If as
rsrxabta, la tks Aeadaajy af Moala.
Tars will b s reeeoUoa at las sieca-
Uv ataaaiaa aail a ball at Iba Cspltoi
0 aa. . . , .
Tks raoort af Ik adjulaat gaaaral
skowi Ibal tkaatroafik oflkaOaard Is
lit a darraas af 04. Darlsg tka yaar
iwa lafsatryaooipaalas aad twa thl
stoat af asval rsatrr vara dlsaaaaVd.
Taara ara aaw 4 rvt'aaaats of iafaalry,
. t4 dlvlslosi of asval asiliUa aad a saeUoa
or avnilaary sactioas, aa la Ua aast
aad ana la lbs west. .
Tka Assoelatioa of
Aeadesalat ka
ti-
, ,w imiv
Iba foMowUsg aOlaarti A L
Bbetf, af EHsabetk Cily praaidaat. Jobs
Orabasm, of Wamatoa vlca-ptasldeal.
ft U Madlso fcrrtvf.
IT I p It tdl at f'e wbea t p-n's
life is la dsrf ft. A bl"d tnn,b i
rri'4 Wy rr' lrim i!on r.
I !
FRANCIS USE PERUIIA
for Coughs, Colds, la
Catarrh.
east mus st., coLCMBrs, ohio.
In every city and large town in the
United States the Sister of Charity has
become a familiar object. The Catholic
Sisters sweet messengers of charity,
ceaseless and Indefatigable in their
labors more quietly and swiftly In and
ont among the people, receiving, dis
pensing, assisting and comforting.
Neither heat nor cold, f atlgne or danger,
deter them from their errands of meroy.
They are to be found in palace and
hovel; in the boulevard and brothel.
Nothing daunts them. Nothing dis
courages them. Vast institutions of
refuge for the homelese and hopeless
have arisen In every city by their tire
less labors.
By no means the least service they
render helpless humanity ia their dis
pensation of medicine. Their experience
among the sick, and their anxiety to be
of assistance to them, soon lead them to
know the most efnoient and safe reme
dies. It would be Impossible that so
popular and valuable a remedy aa Pe-ru-na
could hare escaped their atten
tion. Many letters hare been received
from institutions of this kind praising
the benefit that Pe-rn-na has been to
them.
Mr. Albert Borngraeber, of Mayrille,
Wis, says: "I want to tell von that
have been given
good health by
Pe-rn-na. In Sep
tember, 1898, I
caught a very bad
cold. It aettled
on my lungs and
I was troubled
with night sweats
and a terrible
cough. I could
not sleep part of
the time. I ooald
scarcely breathe.
I began to take Pe-ra-na, and In a short
time was entirely cured.'
Mr. W. E. Mo-
Kaln, Iowa Park,
Texas, who was
aompletely re
stored to health
by Pe-rn-nra,
writes as follows
" I bare used your
Pe-t-a-na and hare
given it a thor-
ongh trial.
most say tbe re
salt was flattering
to you, and I can ooneclentlously rao-
ommend it for soughs, oolds, and especi
ally la grippe." Address Dr. Hartman,
Columbus, for a book on ohxoniq
avra. bh srve.
Reported Capture of Dcwet.
Lohdok, ller. T8. Present reports
art la circulation la London and on tb
coatlnent that Oentral Dewtt has been
oaplarod. Tbe British Chartered Booth
Afrle Company received this Informs.
lioa I rom a snorrara which It la accus
tomed to tilac Implicit confidence
Tb War Offloe, lowerer, Is wlthonl
any confirmation of Ik report.
When yoa need a soothing sod heat
ing antiseptic application for aay par-
poM, at lb original DeWIll s Witch
Bssrl MJya,'a well kaowa oar for pllss
and Iclo rfls -avra. II swale eores wltk
ont Ksvlng a arar. Bwr of conn ter
ra! ts. P. S. DmITv ft Co.
Stonewall Jacktoa't Cnaplaia Deal
CuaapAi.t, Mlas, Deo. t Rev. I
Martin, pastor of M Loke's ebnrch, of
Jscksos, Teat., dl.d kere today. Bs
a chaplain wit k "Stonewall" Jacksoa
ia Ik Army of Virginia, daring Ik civil
war.
Masy isoa kavs kad tb riperleao
f Mr, I trr braisa, nt Korth Rtral
fo d. S. II , akossy,oryars I af
fered ladara fmai cbmala ladlfeaDo
al Kodul lyp.la Car taada a Wall
ssan of oe " It digeeu akal yoa aal
dad I a rauala cara for dfapapela aad
every fnta) of stooisch Iroabte. Itgl
relief at aae t'ta la Iba Woral
sad rsia'i b'p t do oa Ood.P,
Dn.ty A IK ,v
R.'CJri ktotti Dps Bart.
raa T suat isc s Ut. IS. Tea sew
st atr aViSoma, Ut for 4Sa Oosaalc
ftsaavaaip t'par, sits artlred bat
Stsra rsvxwd ataaslnf Irla ffosa Ttfls-
)'Sil. Ka seas aroaad Cf lima la
44 47s4t , aailrf aa alnpe.
Tb bM rvlmr tint aa tkat saade
f tV aifira, 44 Car 4 er. fbe
tirvfi al Core.l, knwef. T
4 emsnhs U-t sfcip f tke PUrta
?h t in 1 flw lis the inn sn Hf
Ul Sfd An-if.!!
a i r,
't I:--.
1
"!t 11
Mr.Albort
Borngraeber.
Mr. W E. MoEalD.
FRESH LOT OF
Mt. Aii?y Btftte
Jnsl Brcevis'd Only
In Abundance at I. 1j. lrlvlaiii?rM
71 Itrond fslrct't.
Florida Orunges, Nut, U:iisins, Ajiplos, Mulajrii Grapes,
( ition, f'unants, D.-ioJ Figs, DaU-s, Nice Mixed Candy 10c !b.
Clover Hill Print Butter, Cookiug IStiUer, a leal Nice Table
Butter for 30c lb., Fresh lot J.iva Koasted Coffee at 20c lb.,
Dried Fruits and Canned Goods of nil kinds, Very Finest Cream JC.
( hec$e 15n lb., Fresh Iot Small Sugar Cured IIuniR, Fulton sl
Mifiket l'eef, and numerous other
Prices.
J. 1 McMHI
3 'Phone 91.
J. A. JONES,
BKOAIi STKEET, STEWART'S OLD STAND,
lil very, F?ed,
Sale mid .1
Ext'ltailO . . sw A
Ijargeet nnd Kinebt' Stotk of
HOESLS and HTJLES
Ever Found in Now L'ern. Also a ( oinpleU Line of Busies, Wagons
Harttcss, RobesWhijis, Cart Wheels, Etc.
J. A. JONIvS.
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Staad
GREAT
REDUCTION
IN CLOAKS and
WRAPS.
We will sell the
remainder of our
Stock ot Ladies and
Childrens Cloaks and
Wraps
At a
Sacrifice.
Come Early and
get the Choice.
D.F. JARVIS,
4 POLLOCK STREET.
r
1
tJtL Book Store
a ii i
Stock Marked
2 i
Down ntCost. J
' G, 11. nnnctt.
I
25 Vis Per Pound 5
nice things at Rock Bottom
EL,
WlioIeNale
Wrocer,
71 Ilri4 Hi. jg
aH
A "Bkt? TP-.f"
ii Kl EH
aft AsBsswVifl us n niaS
'Extra
Wants
For
'Boys.
We have jnt received a New
Line of Hoys Corduroy 1'ants, which
are wakhantkii not to np. Siz'g
5 to lf years in short pants, and 16
to 20 in long tro'ifers.
We have also a line of Heavy
eight Worsted Cants made by us
a hich we are offering Cheap.
Wc are now prepared to lit any
eisv boy, so call early and gi t your
choice of styles.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
Tbe Uptodaste
Fnrnlaherm,
47 POLLOCK BTRKKT.
STOLEN I
A llirtf. rl nirrde No. 11047, Han
ford ieat Xa. 7, I J lock Uanfonl tliea,
Blck rrasa-. C.l.ary 8 dd'.a, saodel r,
(doaata sprlo), Paarhlllit laterai
laaea Irosa laa ooe ot j. E. at R.
Oltars, 44Cravaa kHrrat, batweea ta
kaars of 4 aad I oHoca p. at. MosvUf
Dw. UA, t00, Five ( ) roljn ft.
rant Ux lu 'stars. Ts it) . le (44.)
Dollars Reward for tka arrstt aad a a
vlcOoa cd k Uarf .
WtraatwTlta,
tATUAKL, CIIARA.
Haw Bare, K. 0L
UleofFUh TmeUrj,
WIH as sold ai B-wfort, K. C, aa tka
14 d y af Jaaasra 101 la tka kltkaat
sHdivt for M. s Ik fnllnwlaf dVantlkad
rrnfwri l hWle U) laa Cavtatat
HI and rmlliarr ' He fartory,
kotlet s4 all kiaraUl tkar
so, no. Strap kes. Snr.a koarl,
whsif. eook kesa. an rnnkief alas-
Ua alan s 40 konw tae !. ata
! knraa s4 rrt, on f'f, ivs ka M
I nnm, ebnal S4 of Wno4, e l Stt
w.ll trrl. Isl.nal la SO eon leas) at
lKll)lml..lii.1t4H'Mll
CTr Hit, a FsKTnri.a Co.
H J''", Pe f . s4 Trssa.