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SiW'BIEN, K. C,
SUNDAY HORSING, MARCH , 1901.
NINETEENTH YEAR
Ex-PRir.iE niniSTER
OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
Commends Peruna to His Friends as
a Positive Catarrh Remedy.
Hon. t'elso Cesar Moreao, Ex-Prime Hlalster of Hawaii.
The Hon. Celso Caasar Moreno, ex-Prime Minister of Hawaii, and projector of
the Trans-Pacific cable, 1876, is a distinguished statesman, and the best known
Italian in the country. In a letter from Washington, D. C, to the Peruna Med
icine Co., he say a :
"I can commend your great national catarrh cure, Peruna, to
my Mends throughout the country as safe, reliable medicine. I
know of no other tonic that Will
It Is a positive cure for the iiniversat disease, catarrh, and those who
will try thts remarkable medicine
Very respectfully,
We huve in stock the Knmoufl
ft
front, which ih popular with most
women who do not demand an e i
treme Ntraitfht front. Titos who
do will ttnd it in the new, straiRht
front xhown in our illustration.
Our corcet utook is large and well
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
Clearing Out
Sale!
In orJer to
Kprinjt Oond wr
nisks roots) for
will fo VKXT
UU DAYS aril our
eriUrr iisia of
HKATIVt; STOVKS AT (X)T.
AND JIKJ.OW COST.
V nwl ron. ,Vp)
aUm Now is ritr list. '
eod
Coma,
make iw sn offer la stll we- want.
Yours for l.ttainr,
L H. tlllllll HWf tfl
Till .
CONCERN YOU.
Hare JU 4
your elf TAX I
. . ... .. - - . t & ..A
Limit as not, I ww orw bwtwot Minsw,
ta call at VHf
Tat r.tVNWs t AT
ONCI anal ssttls ' Too art
14 BM U VS tits onftoeltoa
Dtellk
u wk4M r tmt jov Kcir r&T
TOtm crrr tax.
iUsiaielfwBf. !
i, I. TOLiOr.
Chty Tat Oitawka.
build a person up as well as Peruna.
will find m sure cure.
. - Celso Caesar Moreno.
SELLS
R. & G.
CORSETS.
Every woman knows what the
II. k O. ( oriel i. It ii the corset
of comfort with tike essence of style.
It u tha only corset that will not,
cannot, and dooa not it t retch. If
you boy an H. 0. Corset that
doaa ttreU'b or proves unsatisfact
ory in any way, bring it baok to us
and we will Rive you a new one.
No. HW7, nxxloratoly straight
We sell
No. 397
for $1.00
seleelml.
Call and ace it.
a
22 CITY LOTS.
I AU lh Real Estate eosalstlag of
twenty (M) two Clly Lots sad Iks
Una thorooa of the Frasoss Taylor
aisle, will he sold at the Court Hows
gaUardfty March SO.
' OtfMlars wtta fall doscriotloa of the
above, furnished apoa application to
CHAB. B. HOLLIirTER.
HiSONIC OPERAUOUSEu
Thr
Nights Oommsnninx
.25.
v
;a.awsaw.i ,
1 FRANK ADAMS
and bit clewr rmrn in
ng clly notuwm.
Untie lift,
nth4r' Crime.
threw
Pearl flhe, Rlrrriua.
AU (portal aosiHrr. sjnfflnr aM
. " ' "
dsarlns- nrtlUa 4a.
I . " r . "
A dollax shot ai popaW vAcm,
Ifi,M4 l (WfttsV, v , ...j.f"
Of Udft Urpla lietH for
. ItsajsTTsJ fWU 6 met at tlns4
sV! stfuf Hot.
If 1
' Charles B. Royer, 906 W. Washington
treet, Morristown, Pa., writes:
"My oldesti
daughter Mslln
da Royer, Is cured
of deafness by
Penma. When
she began to take
Peruna we had to
go up close to her
and talk very
lond to make her
hear.
"After taking
one-half dozen
bottles of Pemn a
she can hear you in any part of the
room. She can hear an ordinary con
versation." Thousands of people have ca
tarrh who would be surprised to
know it, because it has been called
some other name than catarrh.
The fact Is, catarrh Is catarrh
wherever located; and another
tact which Is of equally great Im
portance, that Peruna cures ca
tarrh wherever located.
Catarrh Is an American disease.
Fully one-half of the people are
afflicted more or less with It In
some form. Previous to the dis
covery of Peruna, catarrh was
considered well nigh incurable.
Since the Introduction of Peruna
to the medical profession thou,
sands of cases are cured annually.
Mr. W. M. Holland, of Hartwell, Ga.,
proprietor of the Hartwell Tin Works,
writes of Peruna as follows :
"I am more than pleased with the
benefits derived from Peruna. The
win ter of 1 899 my weigh t was 1 50'poo nds.
I used several bottles during the winte:
and now weigh 211.
"I have recommended it to all my
friends both as a tonic and catarrh cure.
1 f 1 had been lucky enough to have seer
it several years ago Peruna would have
saved me much inconvenience. I can
never be too thankful to you for the
benefits received from your valuable
remedy. My mother has also been won
derfully benefited by your valuable
remedy."
Address The Peruna Medicine Co.,
Columbus, O. , for free catarrh book.
THE SWAMP LANDS.
Their Area 'and lvalue. Extent of the
Lakes and Their Peculiarities.
Special to Journal.
RaLkiuh, March 23. Your correspon
dent had an interview with Mr. Myer
of the Geological Barvey, who st present
Is doing special work here, in the office of
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
looking liter the areas, and the location
of the Stale "swamp lands", also the
character of the same and probable
value. He find the records In bad shspe
There are of what are termed good lands
(that Is those which will brlog over SO
oents sn acre) 83,000 acres and the re
malsder of the surveyed Isnda Is 291,-
187 acres There are 1 83,000 acres of
omarveyed lands, and there Is no
record here of their character and value
There are Wo likes with sn area of
81.885 seres Of these the largest I
Lake Phelps, with 25,000 acres, Oreit
Late, sOOO; Catfish, 1550; Long. 13);
Lake Ellis, with MOO of which the Htst
owns two thirds having sold ths re
mainder; Little Lake. 485 acres. Mr.
Athby Baker, now of lUlelgb, formerly
of Baltimore, Is arranging to purchase
Lske Ellis, as a game sod flih preserve.
All that pert of the Bute Is full of game
which Is nowhere more abundant than
at this group of lakes. There Is another
group of lakee In Bladen county. Mr.
Myers has not yet dlsoovsred whether
these belong '.o the Slate or to private
Individuals. They are higher thaa the
aljaceot lauds, are full of Bh sad gsme
Is plentiful. One of them, silver Lake,
ts ij by I) miles In ares.
n hen you are bilious, use those fa
mous little pills known as DsWIlt'a Lit
lie Early Risers to cleanse the liver aad
bowels Tbey never grips. F 8. Duffy
Co.
BIG LOSSES IK TRADE.
CbIbcm Trouble has keel EtpeclaUy bad
for Aaaarkaa Treat.
Wbiotos, March tl.-Oesslar
reports are beglaalBg to furalth soots
Idea of tao ssonsou losses of Assert.
osss tag aged la trade with Chios oa ae
sossl of the trouble Is that aafoitaasia
tstplrs, A report frost. Coosul fowler
at Cbsfoo, (Meg a reoaess of trade ooa
Alloa la Worth Cslaa, asskes a Ud
bowleg, especially for lbs A ess rice
sollo goods Irsdo. Mr. Fwwlet says ss
other to a try i trade saffsveel a ssasa
as tool of too UoHoi ftiotao, owrag
the fort last law) scese of strife severed
Brscttealtv too sotlra Astorteaa SeUaf
usd. Coosa! KwttUk, al TVaislau1
auke s report of U so astir, aa4
sail tao ootiooa Is aoridodlr asfsroro-
ala. fls a.yi ih soosuy aonk of
Tlsaula. wWr Ub srtodpal antotstof
siaorl are atodaooA. It atorraa vita
Bosses sad s-ec Idlers was) aevs larsa 4
boadlts, aad that It la iiSoaU for
soaolj to g( gooS owl of or law
Utartoft , i .
CASTOR I A
Fat lafaaU aal CU14m.
Ul 114 Tt. Earl A!i l::?A
Mslinda Royer.
All Sorts Of Opinions Of Result Of
the Impeachment Trial.
Termination Expected By Thursday
Interest Will Be Very
Great. The Effect will
' ' Be Lasting.
Raleigh, N C, Harch 23.-The wide
variance of views as to th result of the
Impeachment trial continues. One side
figures that the judges will get i major
ity; the other that the vote will be 117 to
18 against the judges. There Is plenty
of lobbying, people say who k now about
such things, It was said today that eveu
peachers were lobbying. Nearly every
body takes sides. The opposing fractions
show their perdllectlons In the plainest
way by word and by applause.
By Thursday night, they were Buying
today, the trial will be at an end, and the
Senators ready to tear themselves away
and go home. AU the guessers are at
sea. Quesser No. 1 says the judges will
get a majority, (luesser No. 3 says this
is impossible, as he looks at it. but that
there will certainly not be a two-thirds
vote to convict. Guesaer No. 3 says the
vote will be very close and he really
can't predict the resulK Oucsser No 4
says that the conviction is a certainty
and lias always been ooe
As yet, though peeplo bet or offer to
bet on almost any court, no bets have
been heard of on the result of the im
peachment trial. One man said if be
had $10,000 he would bet it all that the
judges were convicted. U bets this on
the ground that Locke Craig would have
never Introduced the impeachment reao
lutlon unless lie was sure there would
be conviction It is observable that a
number of He publicans say there will be
conviction, Tbey say "the Democrats
are bound to have the court.
Great as the Interest hss been all the
while it Is smsll compared to what It
will be when the supreme moment ar
rives, that moment which damns or de
livers the accused judges. To the gener
al public It Is like a baseball raroe. To
the counsel there is the prido of maitery
To the accused the pride of success or
the gloom of failure. To the accused
the end of the greatest strain their lives
have ever known.
A business man here aald that it
might be a long range view, but he
would venture to predict that the trial
which he deemed utterly Ill-advised,
would tie felt as a political factor for
years to come, lie aald he had so told
some of the highest Democrats. Thore
will be much more heard and said about
the trial after it ends than before It.
8oe that you get the original DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for It.
The genuine Is a certain cure for piles,
lores and skin dlsoasos. F. S. Duffy A
Co
NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY.
Large Membership In Hew York. Old
Soldier Pardoned. The Printing
of New Law.
IUlsisii, March 98 Gov. Ayeock
has a letter from judge Augustus Van
Wyck, the president of the ' North Car
olina Society of New York," In which
the latter saya: "Ws hsvs organised the
North Carolinians of this locality Into
s very strong society snd It is In every
respect equal u the beet of the Bute
Sootellee at this great ceo Irs. May 10
we prOoee to give our first banquet,
which will be as haadaoeas and ss Urge
as any of tbsm. Ws have o included u
give s North Carolina flavor to all ths
spwschss. There will be four of tbeea.
Ws wast yoa to rwspoad to lbs first
toast sad discuss 'bow ths Boulk Is per
forming ths new duties devolved apos
her ss results of lbs changed conditions
brought about by the war."
Arrivals of ooavlcts at lbs pealua
t Is ry are not aasMroas now. Ths last
srrif sis are frost North aaploa sad New
llanovsr. There was also broagai froa
Nortbaaptoa lo Us ertealaal Isessa 6e-
partssaal of the peatualiary a saaa who
triad lo siardsf his ssotasr. The work of
building dividing well aad f saves bw-
twssa tbe criminal laeaas sad taw eos
flat will bsfla aeil aaoata.
Oov. A)cock pardoas B. K. Tops of
Ballfat who wss eervlsg a sealeaos for
aasaUl wit dsedlf waspoa. The la
tarsi areoa asked for panto a. Pope Is
old sad Is I rat. He wss woaaosd la las
airU war, ta wslea he wss a food
tor.
foe of las WgUlstlr acta aars fcsoa
sib! Iake4 ywl, sere Us vsry few wkkoh
by assets! art lbs lesisui y of tats was
order to g4 sal si osso. TVat
rwvaaao art la not prtotod, AU rWlo
aolag head a astfl U stlst.
aoiaUssloa swsnlo U tuw
wa wiu ory rrooewy aoaoossiaa-
Met Ml tW Slillw.
I Mot Mark ao4 whlto pf Wal a
rtsa W wrswisg. av a pi a 1 1 a
(t4l at Xa foltoal auwe, waotat
, wta U rtlbroi a4 aWo gtv aa
aa la sasol aad oil a1 a ties'. , ,
I asaaa aortraiM M aviof froai stillsgt
r frosa aaotofrasla. aa4 spmJ VS
tamo V waal gaed wort aai asra Us
bmT lo aof for H, Ylslfaors ae WsV
On A. M'uaa,
i Wsiasl TafJf at MeAotW, o4sf
THE PEAB0DT FUND.
Its Allotment at Various Towns. The Edu
cational Conference at Winston- I
Salem. .
Special to Journal.
Rii.aisa, March S3 Today the State
Superintendent of public instruction
was notified by Dr. Currie that $4 0 of
the Ptabody fund is alloted to tbis State
for 1900-01, as follows: Greensboro
t3.000, Winston $700, Elizabeth City
(400, FayetlevlUe (150, Frankliugton
$350. Monroe 400, and Mt. Airy, Klni
ton. New Bern, Washington and Way
nesville tlOO each. Of the allowance
$1,100 was received today. Some of the
$4,200 has already been paid to
schools.
The Superintendent of public instruc
tion it Invited to deliver an address on
Rural Schools" at the Conference on
education at Winston-Salem April 19-21.
He today made up a list of 50 prominent
educators in the Slate, to bo specially in
vited to attend the conference.
The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
all throat and luug troubles tbis is the
only harmless remedy that gives Immedi
ate rosulls. Prevents consumption. F.
S. Dulty & Co
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham Co, New Bern,
N. O.
New Yobk, March ii.
Cottor;
Open. nigh. Low. Close
March.. 7.07
Apr 7 98
May 7.99
July 7.97
Aug 7.88
Oct 7.28
Whbut: Open.
May 801
7.97
7.98
7.99
7.97
7.92
7.98
7.9:1
7.9J
7.92
7 98
7.94
7.90
7.(12
7.08 7.02
7.28 7.28
High. Low.
80( 8 14
7.-'6
Close
80i
Close
47
OoBS: Open.
May 4i
High. Low.
47 4(lj
Am. To 127 J
So, R'y Pfd 79 j
Fed S. 481
Con. T
A. S. W 48
8o. Ry, c 271
Rook Is 128J
Mo. P ..100
St. V 1511
ft. A O
Leather K'j
A. 8
A. C. Y 101 i
0. O ..40
T. C. 1
Cettoa receipts were IS 0 bain
1271
7bj
4S1
104
42
27J
128)
100
152,
181
103
41
47
!Wriol
Spots 4 . Sslcs 7,006 bales.
Katuret, Men. -Apr. 4.89, Aug -iept 4 81.
Nw nra Cottoa Sfarkd.
Welles in the local market yetleniaj
was qaolsd at to 8.
PORT HKCBIPTS.
This week
Same week
ltit year.
18,0j0
U.C00
14,000
13,000
11,000
11,000
Sat.
Mob
Tues.
Wad.
Thurt
15,000
Fri
80,000
Bachelor Items.
Bacbeloj. March 13
Clear and pleasant wealhtr for the
last few days, which was much sppre
clsted by our farmers.
The schooner Ches T Hlran, Capt
Marshall losdsd with lumber for Bladrs
Lumber Co. and aatled for Klliabclh
City yesterday.
W, H. Doll of liartowe were among
Us visitors U Barb :lor Torsdsy.
Mr. Isaac Taylor goes in builcsn lo
New Bora today.
Ths Ropor Lomhsr (Jo's tug, Uaiells,
of Norfolk fu lo Clubfoo'. Crok Toe,
day after s large tow of lojt for their
ill si Wlalhropo.
Ths tug Bdsaoad r'arkla Is kspl vsry
oay araoad Clubfoot Creek towing logs
sad bergt.
Mr. J. L. Mstihews wot to Newport
SaUrday
Mr. Jobs Halts left for New Hers
Tassdsf oa boslatos.
Fla lot of Taylor's ysas wa carried
to Hew flora Ikls
Mr 4. It. foillk returned hoots to Bay.
bora T rldsr.
Mr. M. i. Ooaaor aad wlfs of It ar loos
were visitor lo Becolof lest fdy
K. T. C
TVelr praapts ssd taotr
eff ecu sask DeWlu'sLIUlo Carl) Rlsors
saost aooslar IliU fH anvriao
art I sew a. Taoy ar slasplf aorfosl
foe llvor ssd aowsl trwaVov t. .
DaTfCa
1 aaa aoa sWraWo Bowlloa
for Bale. Bttasto la U ksat mid ear
aon W laa Oltf. Also I aaasaor of good
bndl lota la good loralltloa, '
' i.i. WtLfXJIDM
u n. HAmciiT.
Tfw nir,
loail fraal tsl laaoosl It reft
Mna uqqnra srxl uptl
Ail tstra Qnj;t7 ti Lrt ttet.
a kraugat, f
ftiWtVUWWtWsY
to cut
Krt'sh lot of those Nice California Prunes :"c ll.
Nice lot California Seedless Oranges.
Kivsh Elnin and Clover Hill Print Bui tor.
Codlialt and Irish Potatoes.
Norton Yam Potatoes Nice ones.
Complete Ntock of the best groceries lo
be bad at Price to Suit tbe lime.
I resi'jctfully .solicit your
a.
'Phoue 91.
McBMEL
J. A. JONES.
BROAD STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAND?
Li very, Feed,
Hale and
Exchange .
Largest ami Finest Slick f
HOUSES arid. IvTJZLES
Ever Found in New Pern. Also a Complete IJne of Hu'in;, IVtion.s
H:trne8H, Robes, Whijip, Cart Wheels, YAv.
J. A. JOEN,
llroad Street, Stewart's Old Stand.
ILIHi-Book Store I
Book-keepers j
We Have Files S
of all Kinds !
6. N. Ennctt. i
How mrmrsmr w-r4sr-sr js sjs)
Satisfactory
Printing.
Pr m mm toy that It l ImrxAslbl'
Ut gt a )"b w.ll done ouUuU nf my d
ff I rrtalnly d my bt ti rarry tit
mi nit"mr' wUhe and in Ho wi,rk
whkh will b a credit U wwand a sotirr
cf Mtufsrtton bi ih'm. Flftn vwirs
esortnr. end rrry mwhanirol facill
tt. eosblM in tn n arulc snd np-t.
Hat wik. My pri" ar right, too.
hove a full BlcvrW I Ir armt
smH llporttng f!.
I hove sdded s ktrg ,rtmfit
of
WeUbarh Barwn sort Mantels
hl'h I
efle at Lowest Prk.
wji, t. nir,i
lUoyales, Oaaa, AaasaalUo,Orafs
opaooos. Job PrlsUsg. Ratbor
NuosDa.
1 M MldiUs Rc . Tat Dora, rt 0
; r.'.iBcxmin,'
ELiCISUTH & fHULEIGHT,
aaafaataraf af
t Itfttaa, Waf oa. Carla, a) , .
. aUaaJHaf VaaalaartlaUo,
tsggloa, afoaa, ("arto" ia4 Dtt;s
f oa aaa4 tot aslo,
Mwws Ml IMP afawBaV t
aaarw. aasmsf , tt
Hams
JUST
RECEIVED.
trade.
Wholesale
& Retail
Grocer,
71 Broad St.
EET, STEWART'S OLD STAND?
STABLES,
f IM S
You will find all that's
Seasonable lor
EASTER
wear in Clothing and
Men's Furnishings.
A lure and omi'li ti- .'iv'tii t
of New Mr, i- in N. k h . ;i: niel
Shirt.
iSi illj; Ii.ijh-. in Iv x II. ili .il.'i
Huniiii MllH'M.
Hnnan I'litnit s r i Kii i i. ,pi ,
i;.oo.
WaU'h diir iiulou .
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
The I p-loMlHfc
Clothier anil
Furnlfther,
S7 POLLOCK HTHKKT
A DRESS PARADB
la faahkio't review. Wnsvert t "iir
4s to order solu tnrm a linking 'f
oaastnsi. Oor ssnrk 4 wooIm wiwli
too it 4nt too nbrW Im tM
aeswno. light a spbyr. ennl
hlltUin. aosT srtleti as a otrtar. Iom
aaltwwa anM sdwIraiV nrtowf, H
ooh aa la In aatttMt nn in a-
WsitaUarvu,
F. Jl Chadwlf k.
.rontA.
T loi hlmkmn IsojM