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VOL. XT11I--NO. 25.
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Railroads Willing to Have Tax Case
f 12-4 5.00 .
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2 Ott musi Eai,
Large. Juicy fiweet Orange 80c aud 40c Dozen.
" " Calf Seedless Lemons 20c "
Good Sweet Table Batter 80c Lb.
Vox River Print Butter 85c "
Good Cooking Bntter 2?c "
standard 8 lh. can Tomatoes,. 8 cans for 25c.
8 ' Corn 8 " " 25c.
' 2" " String Beans, ...3 " "25c.
' 8 " " Lima Beans, 8 " " 25c.
8 " Beets,... i " "25c.
" t " Beets-. I... " 3 " " 25c
All Kinds Canned 6oops 10c. or 8 " 26c.
1 Gallon Can Tomato Catsup for hotels and boarding houses
50c Can.
We have numerous other Fresh Goods Just In but for lacA nf space &
we can't mention them just now, A call at our atore will SAVE jou
MONEY. : .
Wholesale) and ReUil Orocer, 5
PELONE 69. 4r. Ilroad A If ancock Sis.
YOU HAV'NT
BOUGHT YOUR
COAT
2Cw 1 Tour Opportu
nity at ouiv
CLEARANCE
SALE :i
f Tailor Jtlnde Coat
Began lew of Cost. -
D.F.JARVIS
w rouoci sTiicr. '
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J dUSt.Book Store j
3
Hate You Read
1U lUO IBIOHH) UI IUC JVIDg,
TheOentleman from Indians, 5
Tn ff.wa iiul tfl.l 5
-Prisoners of Hope,
Richard Carrel, and
Red Hock ?
I G. N. Ennett.
(wmsmwarjr.vvtf
; We have some good
BABQAINB ' in -Hens,
Youthi & Boy i Cloth
luff to ; . ' .
Close vi -
Now Is the time to
Kot a Blr Bargain as
wo are making room
lor Spring Goods.
Prices Eeduced 10
per cent. -
1BHSTEQKG t SIKFIIH3,
l nwJt 3trst., s
4 Year' 's'Hard Riding
ka rova thai lb IIm of ftlrrole
keedud bv ae It lb BUT. My 1901
I Is) eaore tenpltU Ikta any bretUM
r V ol"lTS afoe for
CDLUVRI , II urFortD,
BaMOLCKt, OLEYtLtNO,.
- rBU.TRACUdV
- caoib, cniwroRO, ' '
'. A lUDMABiBXJYCUS.
rjravwi npiaUf.
ww. t. mix,
Mcyc), 0oa, AalaabaUloA.Orapb-.
opbwDM. Jab PiUHd( . , Ra'.btr
(tump. . - "
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State Normal School Needi Fomdr.
Beport Board Itteraal Imprete.
aveati Atlasrtle aad Nbrtk -
Carallaa Agalast Bale
-. f Property." -Haliish,
N. O., January 19. Presi
dent Warren Elliott of the Wilmington
and Weldon Hallway came here last
erentng and bad a conference hat night
witb chairman JlcNelll of tbe corpora
tion commission and Hon HG; Connor,
regarding the terms upon Which the
pending aalteaa to the assessment of
railway may be compromised, settled
and teimlnated. Obalrman McNeill said
this morning he had as yet nothing to
give oat, as matter ware not complete-
adjusted. Be appeared to be well
pleased- With the' progress of the matter.'-;-
:-r ;: j is-
President . Charles" Dr Mclver of the
fState Normal and Industrial College for
women it here. He aays good progress
ii being made in raising the $100,000 en
dowment, which t to be used In aiding
needy student, and that Guilford gives
$10,000 of the amount .
He says the Legllature will be asked
to pay the debt which' the college in
curred by reason of the epidemlo of ty
phoid fever last year, amounting to some
15,000. The college work had to Slop
two months - the bill of physician and
nurses were something Use $600 a week,
all the bedding bad to be destroyed
another system of '.plumbing installed
and a new supply provided. Provision
is also asked for a practice school at the
college. Prof. Mclver aay this college
is the only one In the State which, year
after year,, has to turn away applicants
for admission, for lack of room. - it has
over 400 student and this year ha de
clined many application. ' ;-
Ii is said that there i a strong and
growing sentiment In favor et the issue
of bond In aid of public schools.
The negroes, of all classes, express
great admiration of Gov. Aycock' in
augural address.
The State today chartered the Pilot
furniture Company, of Pllof Mountain
The biennial report of the State board of
oternal improvement was today placed
n the Governor' hand. It deal wltn
the itatua of the.Atlantio A North Caro
lina railway. The board was created to
take control of that road out of Gov.
Russell' hand. Tour correspondent
ast week gave all thesatlent feature of
the report. The 'latter Is a powerful
argument against tbe sale of the At
laiillc North Carolina railway and
makes the fact clear that a sale would be
an act of folly.
The annual State convention 67 super
intendents of ctly publlo school ended,
here today. Twenty live superintendents
attended. It w at once the largest and
best meeting yet t eld.
PERUHA PROTECTS THE FAilLY.
Coughs and Colds.Nlrip ; and Catarrh.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung trouble, prostpt relief U
necessary, a It laan(rou to oeiay.
We would ogget that' One Minute
Coogh Care be taken ea soon a Indica
tions of having taken .cold are noticed.
It cure quickly and. it early, us pre
vent consumption. T. V: Duffy A Co.
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5
5
Da Roberts Family, of Falls City , Neb., Are Healthy and Happy A Rare Sight in These Days. They Say,
"We Think Pernna Is The Greatest Medicine On Earth."
alBOoured. Altogether for my whole I ment that so many otherwise sensible
No man Is bettor known in tha state
of Nebraska thanMr. Carl T. Roberts,
contractor and mason. A typical Amer
icanactive, shrewd and full of busi
ness sagacity. He la not only a provider
for hla family, but a protector. In n
recent letter to Dr. Hartman he writes,
among othor things) as- follows :
"Our boy, James, had the membranous
eronp, and after he recovered he was
subject to repeated attacks of lung fever.
Our boy, Charlie, was also subject to at
tacks of pneumonia and pleurisy. Our
third boy, John, was snbject to fever
and ague (malarial) and liver trouble.
Tour, remedy, Parana, enred my boys
entirely, and now I hare throo of tbe
healthiest boys in the stafoof Nebraska,
Which I attribute to your medicine. Aly
Wif e had stomach trouble which Pernua
family we have used nineteen bottles bf
Pernna, and have thus saved $500 in
doctors' bills. I am a contractor and
mason by trade, and am known all over
Nebraska. I have had a stomach trou
ble which has been greatly relieved by
yonr remedy, Pernna, for which 1 am
still taking it. We think it Is the great
est medicine on earth." C. T. Roberts,
Falls City, Nebraska.
Mr. T. G. Walker, Carneiro, Kansas,
writes: "It Is with pleasure that I re
port that I am better than I have been,
for many years; I believe Peruna Is
without a doubt the best medicine that
was evor used In a family. It has cored
my nervousness, with which I had been
afflicted for a great number of .vears."
It la a fact of ever-increasing asjnish
and provident people will, for the
neglect of so simple a precaution as to
have a bottle of Peruna at hand, bring
upon themselves the needless suffering
and foolish expense that a practitioner
of medicine is forced to witness every
dav.
As soon as the value of Pernna la
tally appreciated by every household,
both aa a preventive and cure of these
affections, tens ot thousands of Uvea
will be aaved, and hundreds ot thou
sands ot chronic, lingering cases ot
disease prevented. Peruna Is a bouse
bold safeguard.
A complete work on chronio catarrh
sent free to auy address by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohio. '
ivery, Feed,
Sale and
THB LEGISLATURE
Adjournment Oat ot Respxt of Gen. Le.
A Few Bill Introduced.
Special to Journal.
RaxatoH, Jan. 19. The Legislative
QUEEN VICTORIA ILL.
Hews Alarms Lcndon And Affects Stock
. "Exchange
OsnoHX Isle or Wioiit, Jan. 18
, The following oluclal announcement re
cession lasted barely an hour today, there gardlng Qieen Victoria' health has
being an adjournment until Monday ai a been na.le.
mark of respect te tbe mimory. of U b-
srt K. Lee, and tha day being a legal boll
day
A bill was Introduced in the Senal to
regulate, primary elections.
Resolution was adopted Inviting Dr.
J. M. L. Curry to address the Legislature
Senator Gudger who Is from the 9th Oon
gresslonal district caused outburst and
seaaatloa by voting "No" and theo
staled that be did so, because be under
stood that Dr. Curry- bad lobbied at
Washington, to unseat Coogreaimaa W
"Tbe Q leen du-lng ths last year has
had a great strain upon her powers,
which has rather told upon her nervous
system. ' It has, therefore, been thought
advisable by her M'jetl's physician
that ber Majesty should be kept perfect
ly qnlet In the bouse and should abatal.i
for the pretest from traaitotlng bu!
ness." Loxdos,, Jae. 18 IUmors were cir
culated here today to lh effect that
Queen Victoria I serioaily ill and th.t
her family hat been satnmooel to Oi-
T; Crawford who was e'ected, and to an-j borne. Tb rumors aUrmed the public
seat Richmond Peeteoa who was not
elected.
j Tbe bill forbidding the sl of
otto was ordered prlated..
cigar-
THB MARKETS. -The
following quotations war receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co, New Ben,
N. 0.
Haw Tou, Jaa. 19,
Ccrroai Open. High. Low. Close
an.... ,..,'.;9.7 .MlMV't.M
Mob . aUa M Ml ,l tt
May ..; 9.49 i,lU 19 910
Ag ir f.iri.w .9,i
Sept., .166 9J8 9.M IM
W Ba.Ti Open. High. Low. doe
Mar ... w nj,n
'1 :-:
0gar..."..t...
8o. ttyPfd.....70
MO. P. m M
Fel a.'.... ,.,.'4$
Rook la. ' .... Hof
A. let W....'.- m
Cam. T.... .... ! '
Aa.Toh w..., tl . '. ,;.
aB.iq
Bt.p !,:. .
' Coltoa reeelpto west 90,009 Wis.
tHW te ktW lrt Ikal tcUr-
9Dt
IH
119
ltll
l
A pot I lft-t9 Balse 1,009 kako. Fs
tare, epealeg lag-Sops, 4 90, )ol
Aeg-4o 4 90
IPJ OIXEH TillU.
People overlook the Importaace of per
ansntly bebeSclal efleoU aad were
talis 5d wITh traaslsat action: bat new
that It to generally kaowa that Byrop of
Fig will permanently overcome hablte
al coastlpatloa, welMaforsaed peopl
will aol bey other laiatlvea, wblck eat
for a time, bat finally lajur the ytaa.
Bay tb geaulao, saa(U.bv tbe Callfot
al Fig Syrup Co. .
.. . Muttf of MCB.
Tba Batardsy F-vnlag soet aaaoaa
ce "tor oarl pablltalloa .twelve-pert
aerial story of lov aad adveetora by
Morgaa Bobaitaoa. Xaorof Met la a
p4werfdllae of lb bow Nvy,. .. '
TbereBtral 9fro la la etory are a
rVOTBksa,wtra baseeured tk asvy
ee aa apptmatM),- a4a yessj esjsfga,
fstabiVooi 'tbe. Kaval Aaadeasy,. Tee
lthorUUil"leo baroe tbroogb a
aiaa of advtwtarot by (sad aad aaa.
Thkrroaiaeotjaay falrlyeosilsd lb
bset work o4 the beat writer of ase !
rlea la lb eoaatry. . ; ' , : ,
and advsrssly' sffected! the St ci Ei-
ebaage.
Acoordlog to telsgraai front Cowes,
ltll of Wright, ths Queen was not well
jxtrday aal bvi not Improved to
day. Bhe hi bein sillerlnr from lasom
alt. Sir Fraa'-I Lakla, srgeoa to hsr
Majesty, ba liMactlle-l la to conu't
wlt Blr James IUH. br Mjty's rs'l
deat phytic'.
Aasnranots ar (Ite by Iht Corslgi
Oflo that there l no r- for sppr
ksotloa rsgsrdlog tbs Qiao' lift.
Tbe'Prlac of WtUt to aow at slsrl-
lroacb Uoose. Tb Dak of Tork, bh
tUUst ena, bat goae to Baodrlagbaa.
Q ullty aad not qaaatity asaCT l
Will' Utile arly Rlmrs luch vsJuabl
F. . Dufy k Ci
late liter pilli
How the DUcatslon Ended.
It was whispered in Washington that
as the Montague Browns Mere uot
ns rich as other members of tbe smart
set they had to practice economy
where it did not show. But tonight
there was certainly no hint of econo
my anywhere. There were strawber
ries, hothouse grown, and terrapin and
canvasback duck, though both were
exorbitant In the market. Tbe hand
some tablecloth had been ruthlessly
cut, and through the opening a cluster
of American Beauty roses, their stems
on the floor, shot up two feet above
the table. It was the must effective
table decoration of tbe winter.
Mrs. Montague Brown, young, pret
ty and ambitious, smiled a smile of
rare pleasure. Bhe reflected complu
cently that she had captured a cabinet
officer for this dinner. Tbe conversa
tlon was bowling along smoothly, and
she leaned forward to listen. The
guest of honor wss speaking:
And still I Insist that no woman
can do society all tbe time without
neglecting her household snd children.'
"Not at all," smiled Mrs. Montague.
"I think I can persuade you to tbe
contrary if you" Bhe paused, obsrrv
Ing that be was staring with wide
open eyee at tbe doorway. A tiny,
naif clad figure stood there.
"Mamma. Mary's In tbe kitchen, and
I isn't find my nighty." -piped Mon
tagu Brown. Jr. Harper's Msgsilor.
tVltr-Oti. .m il s Lsrznm: I reschru
BlKf. I'rl'M & t'o.'s sliriid of tin- crown
till, irwrnitia. end pit i-miuch stuff for
a perfii tlv vbtmnl ilnw for It DO.
riuland-tlopU' You r an nnp-l
What will II cost in art It made upt
Wife 'Bout $30. New Tork Weekly
WHY COUGH
Dr. Bafl'a dough byrop cures Conga
or Cold at otioe. Conquer Orotip,
' ' Just Evp4 Hisxluf.
Nw YoaOae. l9.WUef a Mo-
Woeu with aackOf 00. rt TOO
deal. .'
There are t beak clerk.! oor at.
Fstber (to petulsat si)- Bobby,
ye forgo to )1a la iba.'SMi et graoe."
Bobe-Tst gulaf tired ot t;lof
SEBYiCEIBLE GOODS.
AlUtsr. Aadrew J. CpWII aad Wil J
list A. Death, taree of tb foar peraoe I
ladUted for tbe death of Jeaale Bote-'
for
o
Celery Hcilacbc fowdcrt.
liWtef. a tnllt ilrL of Patttreoa. N. J. tut. th.a taiaa mwAm Tkr,
CarvUg.u;frol.oOp. " r wk M -9rdr4 oa lb night et Oe- j mt fall ie .. t4 sal wli !;
latvt aad fotks, frots 0 pet t ,oW iM, .j-k. sloi4 .i ti..u' P.i-it.ii , rk.nearv.
COUCH SYRUP
Arwaye etire m ether ML
tV.slsrattisCtstiiiue as w.
Silver Plated' I te aad Foils front
IAt4n. 1
- fttlrev Plaid spoons I rot V,n H Op.
Bator ftoat lie IB.
' Nlrtle Pl4 aHwor frota tH at).
A ft n4 ftratert Itftwtikk alii b
sold al eot.
A be e f nil line of ro"k l"V.
I bate the bttt rev ea I' ttlM for
Ikt ptlr.
A Ml Use ot Htr1sr wbUk ',1 g"
fat t f.
Ie T
, , 4 , If . . 1 , 1 i
guilty et aianttv la lb eaeota dr
Aiy-ordl.g to tbe N ltrty t, tt
aiiilnaai ptashy for lb prltoasr I
lift lprlsotiaat.
CAST
For I I
on i a
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tftiaej
4 tftrk if f
f Oel4 OurW
'ihm, M' m twif
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Jnrim'i CeacH r,j!wrn.
Tor fio l I !'t t Pl
H- W!t " 1g l" fft!t f tt
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mm; Kt ':'" t"tm. (' tt fn'f
at t't;' t'r'',- I- t ,ttr.-y.
II ATM
1.25
II ATA
-Ihe Smart Setw For Ptbnuxy
Itsadtr ofTa Harav ?st will doubt Cold al im
JlbattbePsUeary .,Ur I. IttiMrM
tb brlgbtesl lesoo jet of I bit n taark. Dootor fooeribo lb for Bronchitiev
aMy wrlglaal aeitodkal Ta Ie4lf Hoj, Orinr, Pntrnmoola and
ttory I a aovUtt ...UW -Uaor., "i.
a 4 Haaaway,' oy tara.ia ivt. sr-vy H m art trie
.... i. r, .-v. .... ; ...... -I ti iama I l mtt is tut,
Otbev taiorr of lb . r are
-Tbo BIV CbatabarA 7 Tael.
OarrlMt.ttM port I bat troa Ibo 0
ablt-l'Prdoa a ateoa, bet I prist) la tbe mm' veotal tMapet-
doat'tblaklkoowyotj, ItwitHrke Bagtlsb View of oar ot
toty," by Mr. lberV4, a bdgbl s ft tele
tbowttg bow aWp-rooiel I UI WatM ,
prvjadioe asta-l Bo Yerk'k ooclal
pru4loal ,'Udf oMw' AoetbeotJC
by Jallt Oflr4o(tl-, Van ItatMaelair
Crt , a 'J ot e A er lea wotaa
be ftietbl krf wsf Mtenltl eevtfe ge
ty te E.ili rT firt Ytcit
e( ty I.W4 O.U, a Je
at ib btilg s4 lb re4 et a twV
jf ttt't mt as ! bb lot;
-fkMsevr ot at4f.'j Arabia
sTtaSy,attty ot rM g-lf Hrf
4 a lowf liaey. Pt U wt )ht l"c
tlbW." by 0f," rV-Moemlllei !t4
WUfs," bf i. If. T-.lle Jr.,Tk B'U
of f,n ri.1." If ll Wlir. t
a! ! :t te ta pl tr are
vt lli'Wf) f. R hwia, -e.
tf. ril" f-"t):t4
W, t I ; I" t1 tf .
ta f.i. !. s' tii--! til
1' t-t. t f-, s"'Ii tfl
:(' . t tf th t iMl
jrf for ,-1 (
None Havrd" 1
U MONEY JIADI
dor-4 to 11.14. , ;
W bar ottty a few tH of fcb
iljle Uft, o come oarly and pi
vour tSoirw of ttylni and SAVE
M0NKT" t M doinj.
l.G.DUIinCiCO.
Tim I 'v-to-tlrttf
As fine as thete is matle only 15c lb at at J. L. MjpDA L'8
71 Inroad Street. , L j
Faucy California I rim - s 10c, 3 for 25c: Nice Table TtiicheB
10c per 2 lb can; l'et Quality Tomatoes 10c candor 8 fo .25c;
Best Quality Corn 10c can, :i for 25c Best Quality BecS 10o'
can, 3 cans for 25c; Reinz's 15a ed Beans with Tomato Sauce
10c, 15c and 20c can; ( alf Evaporated Peaches 10c lb; N. O,
Peeled aud Sliced Peaches lie lb; N. C. Dried Apples '13c lbj'
Evaporated App es, linoct quality 10c lb or 3 lbs for 2. A
few heeded Kaisins in ib packages which I do not care tor
over to next season, you can have them for lOcJpackage, :
treshTot I ox River Print Butter. Anything in Groceries
you want yon can get at
cany
Whol
& Bei
roce;
j. l mm,
'Phone 01. 71 Br.rl
till
L, 1
P 5E
J. A. JONES,
V.
xeliaiie
ir.ni. nitiWAHT'S OliU 1'ANUJ:.
STABLES.
l.iilj;(.'.'t
HOKSLS
Ever Found in New IVm.
Harnesr, Robes, Wliiiic, ( hi I Y
M d I'inett M ( V if
and
Also a Complete Line of Buggies, Wagons
Kt
.1. A. JONEN,
Broad Street, Stewart'i Old Stand.
II. k J. L I
itm a.,
5i a n ii fa c r i it i;nr
Meadows'
High Grade
Special
m
i
HIGH
section.
ton ii i re ( n an ( xti nie tutim
GKADE Ol'ANO. Our K odn
mid for profit, you must use
ire eHH tially adapted for this
Meadows' Great Potato and Cahhage Guano
Used by the largest snd most sncoenhf ul farmer! of this section.
Special Guanos for all Crops.
Uee Meadows' Gold Ieaf Tobncoo (iunno (tried ud true) for color.
silklnt and fine teiturr, inanuforttirr-d in the bright leaf section of the
Slate, and especially prepared for the im-ds of mir land.
9tT8end for leaflet of ana yata and testimonial! if interested. Our
1901 Calendar also for the asking.
12. II. A al.
Wgrki it IdI"B Polil,
A. 9IKADOW CO.,
HtW IIRH, I. C.
Dent hi M
Hottt -palTI Pollock Blrest aad
Wave yoer laaadry. Wo bar moved
or Lad7 OOot to tbe tpt Mr. M
Borly gmorally at for toy, Wo have
oar Leaadry plaat la la leap, pleaty
of Itabt. ehwtv of rarxa nWmi mi
BU pgie and LOg CartS , r Mow wllk Ibes advaaiag
that I wilt tell at. BarJ;: "
Kamftlor Cash or on1. w.ittopaioM proiM. w
away witb er.ry Mebart of
i laaaorv taat la lmt a ti. m. rw
ClOBO P"" U wrta cewjlag after
iaa4 will h i be stt.a mmi i. .Lk.
them OUt, ; I 0rwariwmbejtbttrtuvvF
... . .'l'ltwmbe4k4lof aadOo.
It wlll.be to your .Kfzmh,,m?
, . . . . . ' Wl ! thaal for r ptM Mt-
toterest to prico my 4 ! u a prr..
I have some y oung
Mules, large and small
also some nice Horses.
time. I am out ot bus- Jjj -yj;,
lues and must
stock before
claowhcre'
buying
Hew Yr, we are
I Tear Traly,
D1THRRT 8TI1M UtlDEl
tl wl'l be aaaf to Orettal kn
Uy i ksB tVe 4lMlr )! U4m
tkt 9'4 lafc!p, "rsa
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