VOL XVJ1I--N0. 275.
NEW BIftN, N. C, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1901.
NINETEENTH YEAR
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Tien come and examine and see for
yourself. If what we say is not correct then
dont buy.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO
REDUCE OUR STOCK
in our DRY GOODS AND SHOE De
partment, and in order to do so have made
A SURPRISING REDUCTION!
HERE ARE A FEW.
300 li . s of lres Goodn to Go
liECi.iRHIrESS OF COST.
$2.00, $175 and $1.50 Values, now at $1 00
1.25 and $1.00
85c and 75c
65c
50c
40c
25c
76 Pairs Children's Shoes, Nos. 9 to 2's,
Sold for $1.60 and $2, Now 25c, SO and 7."5
75 Pairs Ladies Shoes sold for $1.25 and
$1 50, Now 75t-.
500 I'ieces Ribbon to go at same pro
portion of Reduction.
A Cut in our Linen
Surprise everyone.
NOW IS THE
TIME TO
Not oiten do we make such Tremendou-
Sacrifices, but when we
Earnest." No Humbusr,
HAOKBURN.
AT COST
FOR TWO US.
In order to make room for our SPRING
GOODS we will sell tor 0A8H all WINTER
goods AT C08T, Such as Underwear, Cloth
ing, Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, Dress Goods,
Ladies Cloaks and Capes, Blankets, Quilts,
and everything in our store that cannot be
sold In summer, We will guarantee you
A NAYIXIJ OF 25 l'EIl CENT, on your
purchase. Respectfully,
Not wnH In arjniitvtil t
jfrMrlalojrmi Tb wnrih rpsk frrr thtnttaHina Th quaJi.
tie art filaintf in priflrrtr at tUI lnw and 0 pricM Uvat'a V
Qv point that arina t irnrrw and tnrm jtmna. Tbu llrhw
of th fwU rpll to inch amall rxl la tUI lJ cwintnar
III f IiTt. k
I Im's Jm rnnri r k tin of fwy Crack tn svd4
f kn m Wkrw: Aat. Frort lUca, Ilnyall Tosdt, AttrHM,
fUntm. dwntrMgn. CWm lUisettlt, Van Hiifal Wajota,
Vmir rm, Awl. 6 f JVlwk, ) many ivUmw kltvtt tno i.nf
U witm hts but if ym lil ritw w nUl j? fsut tm Umux
tt.. ; Vwsjrt to PUjmti ' y-',, . -
' WMniIi tot!
fllOII tt. . Or 1 1 rout A Umnrtk tit;
TO WHAT WE
HAVE TO SAY.
85c
60c
45c
39c
25c
18c
Department that will
s
do we are in -Dead
pnim It nwW lu nfftrin oof
KrtU Qmt, . 3
mm
sua mis mi-
House Spends Its Session On Im
peachment Hatter.
Larire Number of Spectators. All
Legislation Hire Way to Im
peachment Attraction.
Connor's Substitute.
Hn Supporters.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Feb. 15. The attendance In
the lower House today at the Impeach
ment proceedings was again very large.
Ladles were present in groat numbers.
The debate on the resolutions regard
ing the impeachment of Judges Furchei
and Douglas occupied Beven hours time
in the House today.
Rountree of New Hanover, and Wins
ton of Bertie, made strong speeches In
support of the impeachment.
Hoey, of Cleveland, Zichary of
TrannBylvania, Smith of Gates and Hayes
of Chatham, also argued along the same
line, while Duls, of Mecklenburg ably
opposed the Impeachment, and sup
ported Judge Connor's substitute for
the impeachment resolution, the substi
tute being merely a condemnation for
the Judges action.
McLean, of Scotland, Sims of Wake,
Richardson of Johnson, alio favored
Connor's resolution.
Dult in the course of bis speech said
he was violating no secret when he
suted that the sub-ccmmlttee's report,
on which the impeachment resolution is
based, was not adopted by the Judiciary
committee.
The debate will be resumed tomorrow
at ten o'clock, aud Allen, of Wayne,
chairman of the judiciary committee an
nounces that a vote Is expected by one
o'clock.
It Is regarded as practically certain
that the House will adopt the resolu
tion. I.Ike bad dollars, all counterfeits of
DcWIti's Witch Hazel Salve arc worth
ies?. The original quickly cures piles
.ores and all skin diseases. F. S.
Duffy & Co.
MULES IN DEMAND.
Wanted In the Cotton Sections. Signs of
a tig Crop Planted.
Mkmi'iiis, Term, Feb. U If the de
mam! for cotton mules may he taken as
Indicative of Hie amount of cotton to be
planted in the Southern Stales during
i'ic current year, the acreage will be the
largest on record.
The leaning isle slablea of the city re
port the largest January builDeis that
they have ever eiperienced In their bis
lory, the sales for ihe latter days of the
month reaching the record breaking
total of marly 1,000 heal per day; aud It
It a notable fact that nearly the en
lire volume of boslne" has been In col'
ton mulct for use on the farms and plan
litlon '
Thede.lert. In fact, complal'i of i
marked d'tllneis iu ibe big mules fjr lo
inir. levee and draylng purport, at well
the sinill mules for the mining pltt of
tun section of ibe country, wbllo the de
msnd for the distinctly ollon mule li
very large, oh twlng, at It dost, after tbr
active treu or the month Jjst past, no
t!i'n of let up.
Largo buyer, from Mississippi, Ala
bama, Uoorgle, Arkansas, Tonee
Louisiana and Ihe two Carolina have
been on the market and have taken back
I i ibe heart of the cotton belt the cool
tit loie of colloo mu.et aver hen-lien oo
this market
There Is alsrVts dantar In using ooqd
terfrliaof DaWltt's Wlleb Haul Salve
I He original I, a tai and certain rare
for pile It It a soothing tad healing
salv far tores aad all ekla dltca. FB
Duffy to
County of Simmon.
Rporial to Journal.
IUisiqh Feb. IS. -A bill was lalro
daood In lb House lo rvl the maty
of Kimnrifli. to be named IpcompHmsA:
ot tWntlor eleft. rut of part of Rock
leghem cointy
in
I Wairol Taffy ai MeAotWy'a today.
LnUb DuJ ColBf TkrtB(tL
Of isaoi, Ceb. 14 Isaponaat it-
ralopSBXts rttart) la iIm aalt of ti
Daaiab Wnt smIIm f viwr44 ooa
fl la said la trail lafovaa4 ctretat tkat
tax Friga 0St It a boat tasxt to tad
a df)aH aatl favor a W rt1y ! lax
l'alt4 Hia4a. KU( CkritaJaa, H It
tdetood,'fv rosoat Mtaaaj tkat
hi la bo ffom4 tk Utaaa to roaaaia
Daottb, yat If tkotr lrmuat oM
V tp-ood, k sd auia la
aiaooat tkotf maafar.
Tko Blft4al kaa arfewtlr asaaotoaVj
a4 Uai aooogk aawrlto ka all aady
kava asad fat ika aTast tadlaa. at It It
aawllKat to tira iba fartatw apatoafla-
ityta tvtaia tkotr
Wa,
CASTOR I A
far lafaala a CtiUrt.
Ui Kiel Tti tm Kv.
tba
4piaiart
BAD complexions, pimples, blotches, blackheads, red, rough,
oily, mothyskin, dry, thin, falling hair with Itching, irri
tated scalps and dandruff, red, rough hands with itching,
burning palms, with shapeless nails and painful finger ends,
and baby blemishes, prevented and cured by CUTICURA SOAP.
Millions of People UseCuticura Soap
Assisted by Cuticura Ointment, 6x010017017, for preierrlng, purifying, and beautifying
the akin, for cleansing the scalp of crosta, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of falling
hair, for softening, whitening, and healing red, rough, and sore hands, for baby rashes,
1 tubings, and chaflngs, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of
Women use Cuticura. Soap In the form of baths for annoying Irritations, Inflammations,
and excoriations, or too free or offensive perspiration, tn the form of washes for ulcera
tive weaknesses, and for many sanative antiseptic purposes which readily suggest them
selves to women, especially mothers. No amount of persuasion can Induce those who
have once used it to use any other, especially for preserving and purifying the skin, scalp,
and hair of Infants and children. No other wuMeated soap Is to be compared with It for
preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign
or domestic toilet soap, however expensive, la to be compared with It for all the purpose
of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus tt combines In Onb Soap at One Prick, viz.,
Twenty five Cents, the best skin and complexion soap, the best toilet and best baby
soap In the world. Sold throughout the world.
THE DIVORCE BILL.
Occupied the Senate's Attention. Bills
Introduced
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Feb. 15 The divorce bill
occupied most of the day Id the Senate,
bat did not attract any crowd, as Im
peachment contest caught the crowd.
Henderson, Ex-Congressman, said
more divorces are granted annually In
North Carolina, than in Great Britain
and Ireland. No vole on the bill was
reached.
A bill was Introduced In the House lo
recompense owners of stolej property.
A bill was Introduced In the Senate to
Incorporate the Soulhport, Wilmington
& Durham railway.
The bill to establish a dispensary at
Tarboro, passed,
RALEIGH.
Liquor Question a Great Issne. Aspi
rants For Supertntendency of
Penltenllary.
R a IK 1 1 1 n , February IV The opinion
appears to prerail that Tarboro will ba
given iho dispensary it appears to de
sire One of the notable hearings before
llio legislative committee will be that as
to the continuance of the Kayeltevllle
dispensary. Th llqnor q-jeellon cult
much of a figure at tbli aossion of the
legislature. Some entire counllee, at f r
eiarople Duplin and rtampton, want pro-
hlblll in an 1 are apt lo gel It.
V, t Mclln, gsnril mnv(r of the
.-iaab anl Air Line was hera today. H
apaaks with great prlds of ihe rapid de-
vslupotDt of tht syileji ail lbs grsal
future bo I ire It.
W. II Day rellrai as penllanllary tup
loUodonl March 5ih. A bill will ba lo
troduoad by Hsotlor Travlt abollahlng
thai offloa bat rrtlata th offloe of
manager, with an locraawl salary.
Travlt, Artiodall, ItahlnghrQs of Pill,
Mann of II yd and I r. Parker, r as
ptraots for lb plac
Tb bill a lo prlval oorporatloot,
which will romivt tb tnaaa 0' work as
In charurs from Iba Legislator to tb
Haerr.try of Htala. It wartaly oota
add. A I oa rut a foortb of tb oilr
II of ljlsltgrs ba baato coatumatl
by this potty batla.
0. r. Uaabof Wlltoa totty fllal a
Tolaatary pllUoa la baakrjptcy la lb
Ftrl Coon ker
Tb adlMOal "H-iW lld," at
prtswatod al tb Acadatay of Maalo tki
vla by tb Bialoalaat was a reword
brtskar
Oa evoipaay yat rtaalat o guard at
tb Asbavllla Jail
Frv at wka eaa j4 lak ordlaary
pllla ad tl a plvar lo Uka Do Will'
Lllll Z)j Klsor. Tbof aro U baatt
II I U bill rv .' F. 8. tHtf s O.
HUk wnidil ni 1L
Co.tu.' t, M. T. rb. It Tko bio
Coat al Km 1m Railway, twtoaoV
lag frooj Oonlaodt lo Cloloaal , kaa
aiartoak at OtolaaauM wkkk I
tailWl itk ar ky a ptmp la a
araatitri ad)olata.
a a ataaff aaaa a wroa aooaaaUoa
f"tailay aaaf lliotl laa taak Hk aoar
atllk rroam ataC Tao a(lk raa taloa
abesMo kf aa aag tao vkick atanoal f A
Oovttsodt
j Tkt gtaoa two 14 aot kp nf
atosxa, a lb asr asiik wooVsl ao foot)
taw tao Wollof, aal aa latf-au tbw4
UMt tao aatmetJaf pltvao Wata 1114
lt aora) frwaa aHt. Toa a kaw.
traaaotkaaoaai t g4 iba o1 lo
CovtmaU abort tt vttil m rM
4ot af ootk to ea tao ftp.
0asjto Coca 0'ta, ki4 at ', ar4
at ytavto a.
CUsoapRA fcuJ" r
1 CiRS
Of Baking Powder in One Train.
Largest Train
Ever Handled by Any Railroad.
Drawn by Four fremendong En
gines. 8.018,152 Ponnds of
Product in One Shipment. All
Records Broken. One Car of
Train For J. A. Paris & Co.
Special to Journal.
Richmond, Va., February IS The
Southern Manufacturing Company of
this city has just shipped over the Sea
board Air Line a train of one hundred
and fire (103) solid car loads of "Good
Luck" Baking Powder, containing three
million, eighteen thousand, one hundred
and flfly-flve (8.018.1S5) pounds of Ibis
product, as shown by the railway rec
ords and bllls-of-ladlng.
This was not only the largest train
ever bandied by any railroad, but also
the mott attractive, each car being brand
aew and on Its Inidal trip, and each
handsomely decorated with batmen)
Mr. Blackton of the American V t
graph Company was on hand will) ln
Vllagraph, and photographed ihe ini
several miles from li'Cbrnoud, ai h
started on Its course dren b f u tro-
i mendous engines.
After being eilentlvely pholngrap'ml
, the train was broke i Into lour .r. ii. n
'which were run twenty mmitei
apart,
In Its Immensity this shipment hrt-ak i
' all records la Ihe manufacturing an I
shipping world. The freight prepal I m
sans am iudIixI to $14,111.04.
On aollJ car load of llilt t'ain wnt
lo J. A. Parlt Oo. of New Bern
Millions of people are familiar wlib
DeWltt's Lllll Karly Klatrt and lb-e
bouts Ibim Bad Uicm lo be femnas
Mill liver pills. Never gripe. Y H
Duffy A Co.
To Form Another Proflncc.
Daaocraaj Paovmranr Paoisx,
Lcioh, Fab. 14 --Tb I'blHpplaa Com
Utlna arrivod bar Ibis aflaroooo and
will orgaalto a provlDCtal gnvernment
tomorrow
Tb Commlaaloatr war reeld by
a crowd of poopl ad baads nf music
aad war ooodaclod lo tb army boad-
q a s rura. Waleomla tpoacb wr
dllvtrd ea lb way ikmugb Pas
gaalaaa. Oneral MaeAnkar ba aotlflrd tk
mmUslo tkat tk provlaroof Tpyaba
I affielatly paellad f r provlaelai
prvorosaottti a)) tkat lb port fl ratio of
tkootkot aosjlbara protlac, Baataga
Uftjaa (V Bsy aad Cavlt, will b
If aro-vlactal tovraal It
T caymmlnlea will orgaalto
Tapakaa ao It way aoatb.
Wtti 33,000 Ulilcn.
W taintl, D. 0. Fb. It-Aocord
lag to ib proaoot ptaai af tba Wat Da
pavtosoal lb tray M lo to roeraitod to
ha fafl atbor1to4 froagik af 100,000
aa Tka tofaiat afmf aoaj aoaabxt af
kol 100 toa. iaaladlaf tka traopa
la tao rallt.plaoa. a Uat tb a aa-
tlttaMaM ar 0tlto4 la akaat
tt k raaUtsal kf tka awVoUl tkat H
wilt tab t Wf U mo ta aaata at am
tsoo, bol U fB awklaory of tk trmf
tt Mf ttvtt4 la tkat dlrswsloa arltk
fvailfylof wotl. Ovif tJ tmlraha
ova atnalaow lost tvtt, a4 M ta f
f4 tht saoek kotitw amttaaa 0) ka
mada b an tba rwraUaf, agaaoloi
ra ta fB aporatloa.
AfvoakMof rmaf . Wtotara
koof Jaot rtlv4 at Oak Makt. o
I FRESH
Mt. Afry Butte i
.JUST RECEIVED!
Also Fresh lot Ontario Prepared Buckwheat, Cream of
Wheat, Fresh (irits, Big Hominy and liiee, Split Peas, White
Beans, Lima Feans, and B aekeye Pens.
Irish Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes.
Fresh Cakes and Crackers. JJ
Millet- Meat, Dried and Kvapornted Peaches and Apples. 5g
Xiee Fresh Prunes 5c lb. Sfe
Canned Goods of all kinds.
lleinz's 1 icsles and Sanr Kraut.
Tobacco users will find a Complete slock of all grades 2
ranging in price from 25e to 1 .-jr per lb. 2c
(iive me a call and I can pleaee you. 5
J. L. HAIL,
5 'Phone 91.
J. A. JONES,
BROAD STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAND,
Isl very, Feed, CY
Sale and V I
Exchange . . "War A
l.Hrgi-Bt uiul F int-bt Sta k f
HOESES and. ULTJUSZXS
Ever Found in New Bern. Also u Complete Line of Buggies, Wagons
Harness, Robes, Wbipe,JCBrt Wheels, F'tc.
J. a. jom:.
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Stand.
In a Flrat-Claaa rianner
Dona Promptly
' have an ei irfTtenrfnl Gunsmith ar.d
o!ktt theimrst difllrult work.
A full line of Flrv Arms, Bportlng
Qnrwlt, Dlryrles and Bundriea.
1 have lust aMd a bsrg assortment
ot WKLHBACH BL'HNRHH AND
MNTKL8 vrhlrh I offer al Lowest
Prlres.
UTPhone your wants or rail.
ww. t. n i Lis,
Bicycle, Ouna, AmmoollloD, Orapb
npbonM. Job Printing. Rubtxr
Hump.
l .3 MkldU) fk.. NsvIV.rB.N C
Foi Next
30 Days
we will SELL AT t)ST aU
our ky Know I'anU SuiU in two
rtrvs and throe Hulta aitna C
to Id yrra; also all of rir Ymitha
Clmhlnii at f nat, air 18 tn 19.
Tbia stajn U f(r (2aah but ymi
SAVE
FROM 30 to 40
rjrn ArtlT
rt K Lf til I .
t Toon traljr,
nmm 4 siimi,
67 nUdla Sfraarf.
For Rent!
raalrabla
ti lur
ao txiavk. atftba la adrav. ,
at f. 8ABPBft
LOT
Wholesale
V Ret ni I
Grocer,
71 BroH
Hi.
A TJT tf
A Kl BH
A mJr JtWsfltk
B. B.
DAVENPORT
&S0N,
IT. A I V.HH IN
Hverythlng You Want to Eat
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Oil Goods and Fishermen's Hopplles
always on hand
Will boy your F.ggs, Chickens. Ilees
si, Oil Barrels and Diamond Hark
Terrapin, Coal Tar and I'in Tar.
Foot of Mlddl 5t-, Wcat Side,
NEW BERN. N. C.
t iBook Store J
Wt would Ilk I )
take yoar toWrlplloa
for aay Magetlne or l
riodlcal aed protala
prompt dallvary.
6. N. Ennctt.
P. MEN WITH,
ELiCIEMITH &1EIILEIGH7,
aaafactarat
Vafttaa, Wafaaa, Ca ta,'a,
tapatriai Paa aakarl Vatlaa.
tacgtoa, Wattaao, Carta aatt Draft,
kapt aa kaai (at aalo. s
' ptax totv,imont
kwarw asataar, - ,
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