VOL XVUI-NO. 289.
S!W BIRR, M. C, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 5, 1901.
NINETEENTH YEAR
COURT WILL BB PAID.
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Is Still
CONTINUING
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On all goods in Ms Dry Goods Store
DON'T FAIL TO COME
AND SEE.
McKlnley and Jtoosevelt Take Their
Oath of Office at the Capitol.
Not a word in argument or praise is needed in offering our
goods to you. 'Hi.' worth speaks for themselves. The quali
ties are plainly in evidence at all times and the prices that's
the point that wins us more and more patrons. The richness
of the goods coupled to such small cost is all any customer
will expect.
I have just received a very nice line of Fancy Crackers mid
Takes as follows: Asst. Fruit Slice, lioyall Trust, Athena,
Itanium, Champagne, Cheese Biscuit, Van Sugar Wafers,
Venice 'ream, Asst. f O'clock, and many other kinds too many
to mention here, hut if you will give us a call you can see them
V all. Yours to Please,
I T. 13. IF-KIKEIS, Jr.,
J Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
PHONE (10. Cor. ISroad 5fc Hancock Sin.
We are now ready to showjour New Line
ol Spring Goods in all the Latest Styles.
Don't buy your Oxfords until you see our
E. P. Reed Line. A big line ot Douglas, and
Taylor Shoes in button, lace and congress,
every pair guaranteed.
Our line oi Clothing is the Finest we ever
carried.
we are showing a beautiiul stock of
White Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Percales.
We will Save you Money onjanything you
buy ot us, Respectfully,
OT. vT. Baxter.
Clearing Out
Sale
In order to make room for
HprinK Onort wo will for SKXT
80 DAYS wll our entire line of
HKATIXfi HTOVKS AT COST,
AM) HE LOW COST.
We nrol rmni. You nowl
atovej. Now U jour time. Come,
mk in an offer In nil wo. want.
Your for tttialnma,
ij.comywfco
Attention Please
Wo lisve jimt oennl up a hmul-
wiinc line of Knaiiiel Ware in th
(Vleh rated "Delft" and "Iron
Clad" lirandn WeiiiTitoonpeciiiry
the attention of hotutekwporM in the
HBtno. On I'HICKS will bo fonod
A)W, the good will 1h found not
only Wutiful hut entirely iwtia-
fmtory.
A rinit to -our Morn will enable
yon to hoc many thing thai will
lntnet you.
Your truly.
J. C. Whitty to
Hew Bern, If. C
A Magnificent Parade. Kaln During
the Addresi and Fart of the
Parade. Features
of the
Day.
Special to Journal.
Wabhinoton, March 4. Shortly be
fore noon today William McKlnley left
the Executive Mansion to take the oath
of office at the Capitol and become hia
own successor as President of the Uni
ted States. The trip up Pennsylvania
Avenue was made in the President's
private carriage drawn by four horses,
two blacks for the leaders and two bays
for the wheel horses. With him rode
Senator Marcus A. Hanna and the car
riage was escorted by Troop A. of Ohio,
the Union Veteran Legion and the Mili
tary Division. The day was threatening
but vast crowds of people were In at
tendance.
I ne swearing in ot vice rresiaem
Roosevelt was before that of the Presi
dent and took place in the Senate Cham
ber, and admittance to the galleries were
by ticket only, and the number of tickets
were necessarily limited. One of the first
duties performed by the Vice President
after Senator Frye administered the oath
to bim, was to administer the oath to
thirteen new Senators.
President McKlnley took the oath of
office, administered by Chief Justice Ful
ler, in front of the Senate wing of the
Capitol. Rain fell during the Inaugural
address and during part of the Inaugural
parade which followed.
The Inaugural parade was a military
affair and was a brilliant pageant. Its
features were Vice President Roosevelt
the Porto Rica troops and Muj-Gen. Joe
Wheeler, who led the third division of
troops. Wheeler was given an ovation
along the entire line of march.
It rained bu', the vast crowds stood
regardless of the fact as the brilliant
show swept by. Msj. Gen. Brooke led
the three divisions. The first was led
by Msj. Gen. Ladlow, the second by
Hon. W. O. intone, Governor of Penn
sylvania and Maj. Gen. Wheeler led the
third, and In this division was the
Nalloual Guard of New York. Virginia
and North Carolina and other Stato
troops, outBlde of Pennsylvania.
The lines of regular troops, the West
Point Cadets, the Annapollst Naval
Academy Cadets. Governors of many
States, the bluejackets from the War
ships and a host of civil orders went to
make up an imposing spectacle.
Pee that you get the original DeWltl's
Witch Hazel Halve when ynu ask for It.
The genuine Is a certain cure for plies,
sores and skin diseases. F. H. Duffy &
Co
CHANGING HOUSE.
Lone: Debate in the House Over
Question. Apportionment and
Other Bills.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, March 4 A long discus
sion was held in the House today on the
bill to pay the Senators $4 a day while
itting as a court of Impeachment. On
demand tbe bill was referred to the Ju
diciary Committee. The committee met
later and decided to report the bill fav
orably.
The Congressional apportionment bill
passed, tbe Republicans vctiug nay,
with some Democrats voting with
them.
A bill was introduced In the Senate
today requiring a rigid inspection of il
luminating oils.
A bill placing the geological survey
under the Board of Agriculture was in
troduced.
The bill passed authorizing the em
ployment of three Stale Supervisors of
Public Schools at a salary of
each.
All Shades Expressed on tbe Ques
tion of Adjournment.
Set
CARRAWAY GIVES UP.
He Says That Annexation is Over For
The Present.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, March 4. Representative
Carra'.vay of Lenoir, who has been push
ing a plan to add part of Craven county
to his county, says the plan has been
abandoned for this sesslan: that there
has been what he terms "arbitration."
Their promptness and their pleasant
effects make De Witt's Little Early RlserB
most popular little pills wherever they
are known. They are simply perfect
for liver and bowel troubles. F. B.
Duffy & Oo.
w. C. Stronach Dead.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Mch., 4. William Carter
Stronach, one of the founders of the
North Carolina Soldiers' Homo and who
ever since had been chairman of its
board of directors, died yesterday after
noon at his borne here, aged 58, of can
cer, llu was in too (Jonfederate army
in the 47th regiment, and while acting
Mrgeanl-mjer was shot through the
lungs at Reams Station. He was one of
Raleigh's foremost citizens and devoted
himself to the Confederate veterans.
Cau the Court of Impeachment
Without the House! Re
sponsibility Put on
nutler And
Prltcliurd.
Ralrigh, March 4. Most of the talk
today was about the possible date of ad
journment of the legislature. Some ay
the speaker, clerks irjd&O members of
the house ought to stay until the Senate
gels through with Its work as a court of
impeachment.
Representative Kountrce; of the board
of managers of impeachment, s iy h this
is not necessary; that I he legislature
can adjourn nntil some time in May, or
perhaps June; that the Senate can Bit as
a court of impeachment, on pay, as
when a court it is not the Senate. Rep
resentative Connor said he did not see
how the legislature could adjourn under
2 weiks, and that he understood the
managers of lmperchment would recom
mend this. He does not think that the
Senate can sit while the House Is not in
session, but that sessions must be con
current. Representative Smiih of Gates
said it would certainly be two weeks
before the calendar could be cleared.
Some members Bay only the speaker,
two clerks and two or three members of
the house need remain during t ho im
peachment trial, that a bill cau be pasned
to prevent the raising of the point if
no quorum."
The Supreme Court is this week hear
log 5th, district appeals. Tho corpora
lion commission in session this week
senator Brown ot ioiumbus is very
angry about the proposed Judicial (lis
trlcts. He said to me ' They fooled us
about there being need for 10 judges. I
don't know who did It, but It was done.
We did not need 10. I see it uow plainly
The call was for more courts. I Intend
to rise in my seat and do some plain
talking."
There it yet plenty of talk about tin
possible result of the impeachment trial
('. L. Harris, the best known Republi
can lawyer here, said to me last nlgbi
"If they are convicted the fool talk ol
Senators Prltchard and Butler and oth
ert at Washington will be responsible
for It.
Irlmblo l'roprrlj
For Sale!
22 CITY LOTS.
All Ike Real IiiaM Mtr of
t-eatf (It) ( Cliy LeH It
Ilooae Iber ot tlx Franc Taylor
t lr., .mL.b.iid . . it
r4tosk turn, oauiaias it reMJ Natordy Mreh 30.
flee, pnuj and bath me., (tat t! dm! k fall 4oor1Hi of Ik
ieta4 be or Mines, la too' ore, rmlMd apoa ppltcailn e
rlr, f belr rw. - leotl tllAi. P. fiOLLtSTfl?.
for Ira) (rtvri lad hee rat e
t Willy a a bwJI We far I
star. Afp'r in ... .
Mill KAUO lUCIflftMOX,
II rolled ftrret,
K Bet, If. 0.
B. A.IUCtMUOfOl
4 CttrM llrvrt, v
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76,000 rinl Oa If art! Itrkk
Tot Mt Chop. Anilj l
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' ' Tborwn,N.C.
The Following Special Was Received From
Mr. McKlnley Last Kifht.
Washington, I). C, March 4. 1901
Dkah Joukhai.: Thanks for your
congratulations. I never fully realised
why March fourth was made Inaugura
tion Day until 1 marched forth today as
an ei-I'resldent, took a walk around the
block, and walked up lb While House
steps as big as yoo please, as a new
President.
I tell you It wai great fui; I was saved
the trouble of having rarts U mova my
furniture down to the depot I was
able to stand tba servant off on their
bark wages, becaut lby know I am
going to Mr In the same boo for four
more year, and In ordr to bold their
job tby dateot pre m too bard for
bat I owe Ibem. Mrs Me. Is thankful
becaut sb baaa't got to tak op lb
carpet for good, and th curulni and
window bad will day wher Ihty art
until lb regular spring cleaning lb last
of April, wbn tb boat clean log Is oa
III go to Canton, Oblo, wba I waat to
b solid with tb popl a I iprl,
vbtn lb Presidential Job I flolibtd, to
ran for Mayor of my bom town.
Tbr U a big crowd br today, aad
mora not tbaa llllU, (ml lb pcnpl
ama will sod 1 bar o raoa to Sad
fault.
t saw Charlie Purees t( IM Mrnti
pfcbd oa a laasp pot, and Mat o of
y dud erowd to tll his lo ooim p
to lb boas toalflkL U bata't got btt
I an bra alrlgbt aad wka Say of y
torn oa, oom la. Mr,
Killed For Six Cents.
I INkw York, March 8 George Gala, a
laborer from Providence. R, I. lost his
life In a cheap Bowery rostaurant be
cause be could not pay all centa for food
be had just eaten. Gala went Into tb
place about 7 o'clock and ordered coffee
and buttercakes. He ale ravenously
and then told the cashier that he had no
money. It Is the custom on the Bowery
lo bgat a man severely when he fail to
pay for bis food, because according to
the restaurant people, there ar so many
hungry wretches In that thoroughfare
all th llmi that th 'i eating hoas-s
would hsv to go out of buslneu unless
th "welchers" are severely punished
Seabearl Office It Merc
RiraKoao, Mel., 4 Taar la salt
general tollW la ratlrool trala Oat tb
Babor4 Alt LI shop wilt ha rtl
M Rlebo1 ttm Portwa'jatb, u lotto
itMgatMral . .. i
Tboro hmi tort IltiU tssMi U 6oU
thaMr IM Ms art iwwubl to
RkAartaJ. Dm tbopo wiit rcr atobablr
fntknr, Tt voaM b lo aivcb til of
rraab al fnisV
CASTORIA
T of Is tU nl Chldr.
Til Ihi Yei Ban Uijji E::;4J
tMtri of
The lingering cough following grippe
call for One Minute Cough Cor. Fur
all throat and lnug trouble Ibis Is lb
only harmless remedy that glvea Immedi
ate reulu. Prevents consumption, f
8. Duffy Co
THE MARKETS,
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Rrst ProtesUnt Church Manila.
Now York, March 8. The first Pros
testant Church in the Philippine Is to be
built by 0,000, Just given for tbe pur
pos by S. M, Knox, the hat maniifactu
rer. and his sister Mary Knot Robinxon
It will b erected at Manila, where a na
live ha given ground' and will be call
ed the. Pint Methodist Episcopal of M i
nlla.
Mrs. Nation Is Defiant.
Topeka. Kan. March, 8 Tbe crusader
spirit of Mrs, Carrie Nation i not dlr
mayed by th Iron bar and prison fan
8h I In the county Jail here.
''You can tell the people thai Carn
Nation will attend to ber knitting tli
same as usual." 8be said, 'Twill k t
smashing aa aoon as I am released,
course. This is my mission In the worli
t present and I am going to fulfill I
to th best of my ability."
IIoIK) you dnwncc?
Hbe (Who has Ihmi lofoniifl I Im i r
Is a bon-l - N'o.
II - N.-ll li.-r do I I j l r i -r i . I tl
erenlng Jut talking in inch other
lxndoo Pun
Much has two said a gii In' firlde
but It at least never brings one
bnmlllatlnn of baring a favor n-fuiu-,1
Cbleego New.
Compared to th waters of the Iii-nd
see. thoa of the Bolt lake o re wn)ir
atlvely frrab
Doe
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Pitaraa, MetvAar.lM, A(4pt 4M.
. m Mara Casta kteewat, (
' Otia la tb local sawket totutwa
M 6j0044 M I (4.
Wbafl fM r VilleeM, tk-ne f.
mm Hul pi! I beewa a DeWht'i Ut-
U te1y Rtetra to ale tbe Rvt t4
tnoel. Te jrlpo. P. i. Daffy
A Co.
WHY COUGH
Dr. Ball 'a uoogh byrop ouree Cough
or Cold al onoe. Ootmowe fVrnin,
Whooptnr-Ooogh and Miaule-Ooiigh
without (mil All mothers pmiaak
Doctor praawHb tt for BronchlU.
Uojim, Orlfrpe, PDoamonla and
Oooeonpiioiiu quirk, mrs rMRilte.
f SkeaUMieiBe,-aaMliM.
COUCH SYRUP
AKrtyt cvtm wn elhen fail.
Seed Irish Potatoes i
To ar Um b4 rxalu ymi mm
ptaat the Wat aioek rt Irtb f '!
OaUau be Wmftik W think ar have
Ihla wbea w nfpf nst ear Um4 Pwl A
Veal Arteinnk CneMr Maine bi'
Serty flna. There ase ama kttr.
W alee oUar a few bawl red barrel
Ctvssea Hneae Orwwa Karl R. R4
Bltaae4 WbrMBHea,
Oat prteao fonaahaj.
i.XL LaUu) ft Cx
I have Just Tapped a Hbl.
of Very Fancy
tcHew Orleans and
i'Portorko cMolasses
5 Also FruBh Lot Ontario Prepuml Buck wheat.
Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
3J Krosli Canned (loods of All Kinds.
Mince Meat and Dried Fruits.
It uill.iiay yon to f;-ive nie a call when in neud of anything
3 in the grocery line.
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Yours to Pleubc,
umi
Phoue 91.
Wholesale
& Retail
CJrocer,
71 Bro.4 Ht.
J. A. JONES,
liUOAl) STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAND,
IA very, Feed, fAlUV A "Ifa j
ale and K I l-l
l.argcft mid FiiKtt Sttck f
HOESES and. lULES
Ker Found in New Hern. AIbo a Coin))ete Line of Hupgiee, Wagons
H, l)iis, ( lilt WlieelK, Ktc.
J. a. .ioj:s.
Ilroad Street, Stewart's Old Stand.
liar
1H SH, lll
VLiB'iok Store J
cM Kinds of
Magazines and
J Periodicals.
a
I Free Delivery.
I
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Coming !
1 .The skillxl cutter and 'I'uilor of
I.aniier Sc Co., liieni'ii, with a lart'e
SaHav i 2
i
line of hlinilnel' i,ittrnn f r Milts
and triiiisi-r-.
Now N tile 1 1 in.- to pi ,i til .
W ( iln not link yell t0 l,uv ,,,t
come ami have vur iin aure uken
for future nee. A k i f.-rt fit Taml
f m 1 1 1 1 - orkuiaihi) i,'uai .intei'd.
lii'ininiU'i tin- il.it,' tunlav
Marrh L' rid and Monday .March 4th.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
TheI!p-to-dai
FurnUheni,
' POI.I.WK KTHKKT
Satisfactory
Printing.
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U gp J"h veil lmf ciiukl "f my (
n i rtAimj fif my im is. 'mrry '
my nii.nif fe' ih umi t Hf rli !
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if ti(fHofl tl.rm FiftMfi yrr
plrri- mn PTffy mH Itunltal fril, '
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( hv mUM ft Mftmfit "f
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opboa. Job Priellag, Rabbet
Kteaip.
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COUGHING.?.
Tfttfl ll sKrlhlrtf t4 lot
Tborat txrtblnf fae4 for
mi. at CAROUNA COUQH
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(4 tho ptk. Ut at B reckons
p. Tm:?rwiTii,
BiicmiTiniraiiGEf,
reurr tt '
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t'aalrlif tHaoot Itort HU.
Befxtea, Wafota, Carta aa4 Dray
l4 m ko4 rot Mlsv ,
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mmrm atatsaar, t
A DRFLS8 PARADE
k Ftik' raeta (tatat nl rmt
aavt Ui "ntef uilt Inrm a sUibtn prr
raeskai 'Hif tAntk nl emUm h.hiIi
Jbe Drat ebnteae In the iabrtn liits
eajanat LWtit a a f4iyr. rnwl aa a
bllHnp. aad aniiltr a (iMar. thaaa
aataaraa baM adMlraUna peWmat. 4
Mtbealati natiHMt eaiu la rraa
W It U fmrlUj.
F. M Ch4wlek.
ia, n. ii Am cut,
2Vw liar.
at Froal u Mtaee.1 tlreeto.
Firm liqtfwn t4 Vlgt.
An Ettra QiteJiiy nt Wrf IWr
m Dtau.ht.