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AS Styles. Hade by the well khown firms: f)
by no one else in the city.., h " " ' m
yl No (rouble to show them. ' Call and
examine.
HACKBURH
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
' I iXUST .vlltIlVD A RtW SOPPLT OF-l AMD S dT."
Doflt forget "We hare'S fresh' l'6i! j
Portsmouth Corned Mullets
If jou won't Good Coffee try our "Morning Glory" brands
t.hpv can't hfl Vmiit. in fftrt wp nrn haaHminTfora fnr tinvfhinor " .
ni-.. ii j '
vine us a cnii auu w win MtVc jUU lllUUfj.
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08 Hit. 21c
155 14 " 17n.
43 ' 9i.
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L. F. AVERY.
178 1U. a IStc.
7i : 151i.
75 ' 30c.
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53 Uw. He
81 - c
28 " " 84c.
81 " " 40(i.
T. K. HIMPK1N8. '; ' f
113 llw. A 38c.
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57 " " 18c. , ,
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14 1U. 12c.
38 " 13ic.
48 " M 13c
19,", n 85c,
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C.J. HEATH.
165 lb, 8Jf.
30 ' 88c.
113 "-M 19ic
183 " " 18o.
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87 " 88c
48 M " 37c.
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A' '' . for ifor'it .They. Arroominff Uioir i daily W r gohi to have
e-Mti.au i)'-, -alt
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FOR C4RT0H.
&U of whlcU goat to M widows? iS
tJttr. McKlnley It UU bearing op well
daring the dty.t Bhetwetme w . oom-
poiod Utftt pr. plxey wu bl to letTt
her ride. ;', a U.-.
;The tohool oUldren ot-CMto--hTe
presented petition to the bord of edu
cation, requesting the school Children. o!
the nation to Join them In raising a fand
for a monument to the memory of the
ltPresideat.'-if''",t,jrli -''. i-
It is reported tonight that President
Booserelt has requested the oabinet to
accept a-Teappontinent . on der - his ad-
niintatrattoiit', 'i " - '
ill Is saw that Emma Goldman" Is a
Baislanpr and has been the agent of
the Raislan gorernment and has- fur
nished that gorernment with Informa
tion concerning the movements; of an
archists In this 'country. Bhe recelred
two letters to day In Chicago threaten
ing her life. -
:-jf m, falsi,
I.IaoNooK, Bept. 17 National memorial
Isenfices in honor of the . late President
Mcjtlnley will be held ty the English
i&tlon In 8t PsnHf qathedrsi The se
TlcetTriniie held Thttrtday ms In Amer
:' . n.t,fa U tviti ntt Pit
v-tn tun iwji'd n'lim s o fl
&ii piilJI4 11 ftb KI4
Great Crush 'Ct$t3" Dlatsternd pec' py tne eomnnndofKinr Edwwd
GoTCraoe Aycock's views. Refusal to
Pardon. ' Clay Pigeon Shooting "
'; : Ertnt. ; ;
Ralkiob, Sept. 17 Governor Aycock
Is greatly in esrner In his langusge
regarding' the proceeding' for' manda
mus to forea the Corporation Com
mission,, to assess railways for taxa
tion this year. He says, "the Corpora
tion Commission acted in exact accord-
Esnce with the agreement made and with
.the legislative-will." He added, "Bee
ray special message to the legislature on
ithls subject." This message will be
made part of the answer which the At
torney .General will make to the sppll-
and moved slowly rip Pennsylvania Ave
nue, guarded by , soldiers, , The9 were
great crowds of people all along the Une
ana their grief was shown by tueix team.
casket was. bbrna op the broad steps into
the rotaada amid the strains of the hymn
Nearer My God to Thee."
' President ftobsevDlt. entered with the
cabinet, nd 8enstors and Repreaentar
tWes followed.. Thai rellgloua services
brgan at ten Ifty o'clock with the hymn
"Vew ninqiy vigni." m. nenry k.
Naylor, presiding Elder of the K. .
Church, iWashlngtoa DUUlct, led iln
d raver. Then came the hvmn "Some
time1 Well Understand." Bishop Ed
ward 8. Andrews began the funeral ora
tion ,4ft a quarter past eleven and re
viewed and praised President McKlnley 's
life wrtrk; -He prayed for his soyt amid
aucWweeplpg.1 After' the .hymn ' JMearer
My God to Thee'' the aervicas were
eloeedjrlth the benediction 1y Re W.
Chsptui t Jih.: Belropolliso-' iL ; K.
Ohntch.'tAt half put eleven those prea
ewt weii allowed to kok; npon the fan
of th.t PmMsBt. i .r,r?J
Mrs. MeElnfey was mo preseat at the
services at .the Oapltol. Bhe remaliTcd
H lti tXnfhe.rhiri 4fe).h
Blxey. ,i nl ); I,!.-.'.,!.
, 1 ;t PW Fi ff?PT' i . if , ,
Thirty-live) thoasamd ipaople viewed
Ike dead Brasssent nadat ths great Capl
uA reiaada p to-T 'dot to-nigh.
Th hodj 'was' ihsn 4 escofted Ihrongh
weajung inroagaoi peopia Mine, renn-
sylvsailaralUoad autlon. vi.n .-....,,.
The faneral train left for 'Caaton,
Ohivllght o'clock and was Jfafly
lotiowu oy anotnsJ- ifaJnyaQUUihiaf
rs..ne&fnssT. rieeiiwnt -BSMovaia
e"TS,bf 1 fM; FmtimH and 'Bepj'
oi)iurcs, who aoonnipaaitiu yjo dooj
toCrment at the bbfeaalea'lo be held
.haroi-nrtflkyiVThe iiWnAnasiVrtll
bafmpdilug, nUllvwyVoaahlrfi,ftfoBpf
and other organlzatlona-sviU be present,
with. 4M distinguished atssof. lha na
tion.
Our stock wiEbe add on SMAI
One of our ,leadra, thi8 MA U ' v" V ' ',' ' ' ' '
.a!8arir.pCKtci
;' Notfc?nrjn the fwjft op l raiul'na In moving the. hwvieW furoitun'.'l:
, ,--'J4 j ' ' ' I''"' 1 -i c' f..li!( ! i:i ....ti. n
, DGoods Pelirered Promptly, ., u, .,,-m,,;., .rf.,-,M ia
Ml
The ekiwshWdtLkMTWtsl the body
of the late President at the Capitol caus
ed attaiSrrWIfyhortly after aoonThe
la tne densely packed throng, ' Women
fainted, on ell sides sad hnCVf b (car
ried over, the heads of thf (owtj to re
move them Wm" the crush. " ''' i I
and children were Injured In the ism.
Those, fVfJurpel jff I tbeesl,4 ytfraen,
ana mere were man Broken arms, legs
and rlhs, ' Reports from the emercenov
'ine moaotMfoiicesrs.bqnea In part
for the dIst?r,.(or backing tholr horses
into the crowd that was , packed ..la ln-
itrlcsble confusion; .i.-i ,. !i..i I ,.
, Curru, ,rjpt. 17,-i-IIon. Lorsn L.
Lewis, foraaer Snprotne Court Justice of
jthtt elty'whoiwss1 hsmod by Judge
Emory st tlie rrlf;nmeiit ilonilsy of
jtbe sMln C'Ik"' st the awsMln's
pounl, today entered a pins nf not
rulliy. ' As on yt(!rlsy Cxnljross re
jfused to answer - any-' qn-iil'ins Ti.i.
tr!l o the a"8.tiln Is d-it fur p t ilon-
?isy. ' . , . ".
a week, of mourning will be observed.
"! MANDAMUS PROCEEDINGS.
ll.i- :. -i.h. ..... - - : ... -
Urn lih A.fc
and lMrjfjit; Women
. -l i. Ml M. f -ift .hyfi tv, Wm
Horses . Hoofst Assassin .
-ViM ! 1I,S) 1 llilljJ.
Pleads Not Guilty. En?-1"
jH.i",hTijrviijnrit t.,
ix- Oanl'H rvitiailMli s -rt: !
A fiU 9 .VAIUVNIWI
i vii i 'i -lu ci l..i. :
Special to Journal; i.,.n v.
WimriitaTOi;jBei.t.!17.i-'rhe fanetal
Dr6cessl6d offresldcnt McKlnley stlrted
fromthe White pouse, this mornlni at
twenty minutes dssVuIu o'fJock,, The
remains of the dead President had lain
during the night In the famoofc, East
Room of the mansion. The casket rested
on i a pedestal and was covered by i the
flag of the nation, ,A guard , of honor
from the army and navy was on guard,
Klleved.every.httU-at thnjiJghUMrs. cstlon for mandamus. It is t ho, opinion
McKlnley occupied her old room onthe fof able attorneys here that the answer
flooFaWvknrfjf tWtHslWl Cwljl terminate the entire attempt to
TheTirooesslon' started from the White fioverturn a very solemn agreement In
House In the midst of a ffrlr-zllng rain pwhlch the faith of the Governor Is
pledged. , It msy be said In passing that
governor Aycock always keeps his
pledges and he says he intends to stand
by them here. In his message, on which
Thenrrtvalat the Capitol was made at (the legislature acted so promptly, that
thirty-five mlnn tea past ten snd 'the fhe transmitted the report of the Cor
"poratloa Commission which showed
that the railway tsx esses, so long in
.the federal courts, were compromised
and settled; that the State was willing
(that the property of railways should be
iaasessed as other State property Is
thai this settlement Is just and
he therefore recommended that the leg1
Mature place the railways upon an
quality with all other taxable property
lathe State as to ths time of assessment,
Wnd that the railway property -be not
iagali essessed ntl lOOSft The iaUways
under tbia compromise s and agreetacnl
fcsve paid in to the State $44,561 general
JP,0(J4 ml Jhf c 4tchODP3 1 ltd,
i$Wl JSS9 W the counties and beside this
jhava pald back to the Bute all the latter
Jeipendpd ifor attorneys fees: "ThYGov-
rnofj said Jn concluding his', 'message
'that It wait wise both for the State and
kallways ' to" come 1 to an agreement;
(what has been done Is both just and
j i The refusal of Gov. Ay cook to pardon
tMallette aad'Mihegan; the i-bnslneas
pien of Trboro, convicted or swindling
jwas fully expected. ' They will have to
serve their term of three -' vears tn ' tne
Wnlteinttiirif-.'''
n During the State fair here In October
libera will be olay pigeon tournsssent
aiaoer ins auspices or tne Kaieign unn
ub. - There will be 30 events, with $5
added money In each., . -
ifniier nasreiu
Where h hid'
iSlBUhealthlcOatli
Srery'Yeeblc " . t
I W. K.JJavla. Ona of .the beat, Jnown
iresldenls of Trsnklin county, 1 dead
iUe was "buried htre, He represented
that connty tbrloe in the legislature, r
JBfflJaeat Divine Passes Away at tt hat
U .."' - Minnesota. bV'tft-tW
I
thoufiatlii
. 1. Kh.Ir j'i
I'r"" " "" . ........a r :
Sr. Paul. Sent. 17. Blshdo whlonle
oi the Episcopal Diocese of Minneapolis,
one of the most faunae Bpfnebpallans la
ihs United BUtesf, died itsj lthls' elty : to-
stamp.it puT. - j:.;
LAnarchy Mul-btbalt With, Ssys the
; ' Gaveraor;' CiptM Still Closedn $,
Special to Journal, j , , , r ;;, '
Ralsioh, Bept. 17.Vdovernor Aycock
.When asked the best way to protect the
lives of President said. "By stamping
tout anarchy and all otganlzetlons of e'
arcUlits. T6ucsn accompllnh 'nothing
liy enacting laws to protect, the, pftlocr,
lot these laws: now exist. The . wsy to
prevent Is to provide against the advo
toacy Of anarchist doctrines."!'' ,' ',,'-!;
In the Supreme Court this morning
Attorney General Gilmer made tbe for'
nial announcement of the' death of I'rcil
ilont SlcKltilny. ' The chief Jtintlco ro
spondcd.and dirifcd that the proper
entry be made upon tbe minutes. The
court i a fnrthnr umrk of respnet ad
Joirnil wltlifuit trnnnM.tlng any busi
ness. All lha mi "iln ra of tbo Raleigh
bar In tlio city wire pminnt.
WW ACCIDENT
Seaboard Engine at Fan Speed Breaks
C t toi ConnecUonsi
Special to Journal. 'i ?s
i RAijtMn-, Sept. .17. This morelne
near 'Slttrellf while enginoer 1 homas
Ennlts of, the Seaboard . Air-Line was 1
making rapid time, both side. rods of the 1
engine $roke. and the cab -was wrecked. I
His Injuries are critical; Hewes brought
hereto hospital. ;H1 home is in ithls 1
elty.' He is a son of the late1 James - H.
Ennlss, so trellknown all over tbe State. !
- . '-t:
Don't wait until you become chronical
ly constipated but lake De Witt's Little
Early Risers now and then. Tboy will
keep your liver and bowels in good
order. Easy to take. Safe pills. F. 8.
Duffy. '
A Nash County Case.
to Journal" .
Ralbiob, Bept. 17. A prominent law
yer Informs your correspondent that on
the Supreme Court's docket, for Nash
county, there Is a case, a civil salt, which
Is made a "blind' for an outrageous at
tacsT'npon'ah er-judge ""of the superior
court, ;a inotton Is made to put aside a
jadgment, (n order to make It appear
that his conduct was not what it ought
to have been. My Informant says that!
the language , used in the brief Is dis
graceful and that it is an effort togratlfy
private spleen.
: TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM
Effectually yet gently when costive or
bllllous, to permanently overcome hab
itual constipation, to awaken the kid
neys and liver to a healthy activity,
without irritating or weakening them,
te dispel headaches, colds, fevers, use
Byrup of Flga, made by the California
FlgByrdpCo.
Cotton Growers to Meet
Special to Journal.
IUuuan, Sept. 17. The Btato commis
sioner of agriculture gives his hearty
official endorsement to the call for a
State convention of cotton growors In
this elty this month, to take steps to
maintain the price of ootton seed and
thus foil the trust, which Is seeking to
greatly reduce prices.
SLEEP
FOR BABY
AND REST FOR
Meep far Skin Tortured Bablea assd
i i . Rest for Tired Mother, la -
.Wacni Beth wtth
lllll
And a single application of Cutl
hira Ofaitmeni purest of emol
lients and greatest of skin cares.
jThis is the, most speedy, perman
ent, aad economical treatment for
torturing-, disfigurine, itcbJng,
burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted,
and' ptaptf skin Knd Scalp h
mours with Ion of hair l infanta
and childrenautown..,. ,.:.,...
atrumm or Paona esa Cimoima so at,
amtitMl by Concern Oimamrr, tor beaatt. '
fjriaa the aat tor etoeariaf ska soalp, aa.
the atopflsf of tsttlnf aaln for aollealaf,
wbltcnlng, and soothing nd, raogh, aid soia
feaads, sad tor all the anrpom of the MM, (
InUiiaedaantfy. Mllllamof wmnuwaCB..
nouBASoArla bathi (orauoylnglnttattoas,
taSuiauutoM, aad ebaSns. too me er o. '
save ptnptralloa, a wwbw tor alrantlT
weaknaaws, and sor nay aaaaurs aaUMpae
pnrpoaes watch readUy saggssl Bwauelves.
' Oaaaetats Traatatoat far Ovary Itevaawf. ' -f-
Odtuhiba boat, ao elaana. ta. afcta of sraaia,
and aoalea. OvnouaA Oiimiairr, to iMtantly
allay ttohlng, aad aoMbo and haal, and Con-
'blood,' '''n. i ou; j ;.(
- sn ewaai e Shu 9mm r, sm
am a ao. p-oni,gM w, I mim mm
ccds
Wod's S
FOR PALt'SOWINa.
T. W. Wfxx! A rVmt FwV 0t4lOffU,
tawed In leiu u tboU - '
CASS ifid CLOVTR 5CC0S.
. Vetches, llmKn Clover, S4
; : Wheat, OaU, Rye. lUrkry
ItJip, He A I Vegtbl ,
"( aiitl l .uwt f-octls, live . ;
clnfi e, i: ...d mil v
I-, liii i Sn-tn and ,('1'
yu-H 1 Full ; ''"
' f.uiutiij, ' ' 5
TV InforTTt-Mort irlwh In Obi1 P.Q
Ctiotri ft Im 'tt t tli ff rwrta onrr In from
otir f1ulIjfl(l, mt onr nwn nravOainet.1
VV ft ift roMtjtAnlTw In r.
"fttir:fni iLirewinne
v' U Ariii.f amfj
Wlli". t.Klofii6
t. w rtm fur II and
Pittrtr.nt.
p"-1 K1 Jljr to- 'ii
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i p.
VA.
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wjgil ' l ,irU!-rt fli: i'l -(: .. , nil - E
rat.,..- , . . ... ..i ... . .. on .. '
We Receive Fresh
from the Dairy
every live days the Very Finest Elgin and Pox River Print
Butter, serve it to our cuHtomerg nice, and cool from one of
the finest refrigerators in the state.
I aim have in stock Fancy Full, Cream, ..Cheese, Fresh
Bologna Sausage, Fresh Canned goods, of all kinds, Pure
Spices anrt Flavoring Extracts, Chocolate and Cocoa, Sweet
and Sour Pickles, CAtsnp and Sauces Fresh Crackers, Cream
Of Wheat, the Best of all Cereals, and everything else usually
kept in a first-class grocery.
Very Respectfully,
Wholesale
A Retail
Oroeer,
'Phone 01.
71 Broad Nt.
I The mere fact that
we are the only firm in town that sells HOYAL BLUE
COFFEE delicious, invigorating and nourishing is no rea-
son why every well regulated larder should not lie supplied 4
witn it. Considering its high degree of merit, us price is
extremely low-
DIAHOND HAMS,
(Introduced by us.)
Armour's Smoked Sausage.
We keep everything that is nice in groceries.
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St, Grocer. Phone 137,
X
ft
Archbell & Coe,
Successors to A. B, POWELL
At Old Stand, IHlOAIa KTItEKT.
Receiving daily New Goods--Sliaf era Pig Hams, Break
fast Bacon, New Cheese, Fox ISver Butter. A full line Fancy
Cakes and Crackers, in fact a fll line of
FANCY GROCERIES.
All orders will have the pejrsonaj attention of K. L. Arch
hell "who has been for a number of years with the reliable linn
of John Dunn and know the wants of the public. Thanking M
you for your paat patronage And ask a continuance of same. H
uopetiuiiY,
ARPHBEltL & CO.,
Phone $94. 75 Broad St,
tilt?
The East End of the Harvey
Iloofte 10 Desirable Booms,-; with
water bath and gas;
to " '
Hi liWur 8r
' i " - -i v
NEW BERN, ---i NJ C. -
i'f m . i -r",.
To the Public!
After thanks for past patronage
we desire to announce that on and
after September 1st, l&Ol, Mr. J.
). Hart (whom yea all know) will
jbe found at raf office to welcome
this iriany frferids, having been ad
mitted to the the "Old Iteliable
rm", which wilt continue under
ie style of
-
i ' it i Yours sincerely,
., , . . ,' .,M. JXAJJN fc SON.
-8y..tl.a..
m si - m v - -
57. ,I wri.
1;
Batt '" Bearings
are adjusted In the flrat pkaoe by
an iirtjtJtoUc tie. .Tj - vJ
U yonr wheel does not work Just right
nr.. n .t,rt Vn... ttA If.
what you pay for by coming hers. ,: ,
Dwilcr In ninroi.cn, FiRltAv,prOSTia4
' rtmmirn Ptjvi-bax par-wta,
91-91 St ' KW ll.j', 'ftf
4ll I'..,)' .I.l'jl.l L.I'tM-l ''.ill ?.!
$20: REWARD !
iwii,. .iiiV'"- '.i ;l '' ii.i'J" '
YwnTpay $90.00 for tbe arrest and da-.7,i.rT
Kelgbi itboat, 1, pounds, light glager,
bolor, about IS years, .walks, with, heasti
ba aide to right, wswasaped from Jail
bm MoadayAagoM nth,. lim. tun l
U Jii,t .h 1 WDDLB, Bherlf,.
r, Creven Connty,,Mew Bernli Ov , ,
lll . . .)
i My,i,lt W" tf ,1hi.'i l. w Jhi ,
.,. .!ali
i hll
To HiiroiOut !
The . followlnc.aamait. inlnj... . Ik
Craven County jaUit ,,,. j 1,-,.
18th, 1801. - , - v
Id Hill, 4 months from Aug. ; T "
John Mafkev. t BmnLlii frr,Hi In, id
!, John Howard, t months front Aug. IB.".
Celia Pollack. 8 inontha from Anar. is''.'
j Aeyone dealririg to hire any of the',
above hamel parsons Will confer with 1 7 ,
'"".' 4 ' ' ' ' : ' ' TTTL 'inwina. V - ' i
CliuL' Board County fJCmmUtloaeri ! -'! :
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