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-KIW BIBH, H, C.; SATURDAY MOBNIHG, APRIL 19v J902. VOL. XX-IOr.17. TWENTY FIRST Yi: t Makes; Hot Breads Whole-some Makes delictus hot biscuit, griddle; cakes, rolls, and muffins. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO, 100 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK. Imperial Tobacco .Co. To mm i i. Tobacco .Trust. V SOUTHERN MAN IN THE CABINET (North Carolians Have Been Suggesteed. Washington, D. 0., April 16 A strong combination la pushing for Cabinet place a Southern man in the pre the proposition. sent Administration. The matter was (laid before the President by Senator Prttcbard and Representatttts Blackburn and Moody, of North Carolina. They had ' a talk of some length on the subject, " pointing ont to the President the faot that one-third of the country In point of population is ignored in the cabinet rep resentation. Among the names considered in this connection have been H. Clay Evans, the Pension Commissioner: Senator Mo lee Price, of Salisbury,!,. C; division coansul of the Southern Railway, or Judge Bynum, of Greensboro, N. C; ei Governor W.Q. Bradey, of Kentucky, and even Senator Pritcbard himself has been spoken of, but he will not consider " North Carolina Defeated. Special to Journal. Chapkl Hill, April 18.-ln the ball game here today between the University of Virginia and the University of North Carolina, the Virginian's woe by a score of I to 4, In ten Innings. PLAYERS SIGNED- p.i..m. from the Northern Wood Laurin, of South Caroline; Captain Char mmpm.BaMm,tlMOertaia con lor coughs. 8L . w r. :.. w . - an mv tSJ warn ' v.- '.V.' 4 mts Large Shipment of New Goods ! Eve ybody invited store on to 'bisit ow Tuesday, I rn MMnaaaaaaawasMBMSBim w Jil www Si m m m m to .. tt as an m si vr Delegates te Confederate Jteulei. Weather Cheeks Farnt,, Tferk, 1- Bate Ball Interest. State " Charters. rnUn4Ber-.,-s Hood. , ,. f Ralkioh, April 18. The Imperial To bacco Company is going to light the Tobacco trust, and today paid fliOQO license tax to do business In thls.clty and oounty Considerable interest is shown here In the project to build a railway from Ral eigh to Washington, H.O. - It Is asserted that by the end of nest week Raleigh will have subscribed the $50,000 expect ed of it. As planned, the toad will be nearly an air line. Seventeen persons will go from here to the Confederate reunion at Dallas. A number of people here leave today on their way to thV, place. ' Testerday's rain will check farm work for several days. .' Low lands are bnt little looked after as yet, as most or them have boen water soaked for months. Plans are not perfected for the com pletion of the Church of the Good Shep herd here, which it Is proposed to miao the cathedral of this Protestant Episco pal diocese. Two plans are proposed; one to let a contract to build the church and put on the roof, but not put up the interior: the other to complete all. The foundation has been laid three years. Many out of town people are coming here to see the game of base ball tomor row afternoon between the University ot Virginia and the University of North Carolina. Raleigh will send out a large audience. All the players on Raleigh's league team will arrive here Monday evening, from Washington. The State charters the Cin-Cho Com pany, of Goldsboro, with a capital of $115,000. It Is to manufacture a bever- aee to be dispensed in drug stores, etc. M, E. Robinson and others are the stock holders. A charter Is alio granted the Melville Brick Company of Mebaae, capital 10,- 000, E. W. Thompson and others stock-. holders. The State Superintendent of publlo Instruction roles that the apportion mentforthe public schools Is made la January and July, based on the eensns returns made September of the previous year. . ;, The fourth volume of the north Car olina Regimental Histories will be ont In a. fortnight Governor Ayoock Is greatly pleased at the Interest taken In public education. Be spoke at La Orange last night The publlo schools there art kept open 8 months in the year. " He says the people 111 uke steps to keep them open 9 months. The outlook for fruit and grapes and berries appears to be very good. How many of these escaped the later frosts and freezes is really pussllng. The grape crop promises to be a very large. Southern Pines Is now the centre of that tndusvry. , ,mBatrrealpUMfr,aahuU. Chills and Fever Is a bottle. ..of . dsoyx's Tawklm Chill Tomo.; It, U 'simply Iron' and quinine la tasteless form. No cure no pay, Price 50c. , .-.' By Raleigh. Umpires Will Accept Post. , Hons In State League. ' - Special to Journal. . " RiLBiea, ; April " 18.-The , Raleigh Ball elub has signed Soffls second base man and Foster short stop. ' The latter Is a Star player. Raleigh's Infield will be very strong. - t Thomas McNamars.of Alleghany City Pa., accepts the position as umpire, Prond and Mace will accept as the other omplres. ,v.:.s . Boers Practically Agreed for Peace. 1 London, AptU 17.-The Dally Mall claims to have authority to announce that basis of peace have been practically agreed upon at Pretoria, but. says that some little time will elapse .before the details of the plan ean be perfected. The papers adds that upon finding that the British government jef used on Wed nesday to modify Its terms with, regards to amnesty, banishment and a responsi ble government, the Boer delegates mot strain on Thursday. Ths British decision, prsctioauy leavi Ing them the alternative of accepting the British terms or breaking op the confer ence, was then communicated to them and the delegates proved much mote reasonable. - When Lord MUner, the British high commissioner in South Africa, promised the delegates one or two seats on the executive council subject to the approval of the covernment and pending the re storation of a responsible government, they practically agreed to accept the British terms. Borne details, continues the Dally Mall which are not likely to create difficulty still remain, GEDDT. April 17. Times around Oeddyare lively. We think we Will have a town of onr little place after a while. Miss Msud H1U of Geddy Is visiting friends tn Clay Root. Mr. Frank Dudley and slater Miss Eva of Claj Root spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mr. J. Foys. Mr. Jonval Carawbn who is working at Tnscarora spent Sunday night at his home. We were all glad to see htm. Mr. Frank William Is building a large house to pack his tobacco In. Mr. Ricks the fruit sgent wss In our midst We were all glad to see him. Shad are scaree here. We hear that there will be a picnic at Oowpen landing on May JM. Mrs. John Tayior oi ritcnaetue is very sick. We hope-she will soon be better. '' . Mr. J, A. Holmes has completed his house and will move In it some time this week. Gunss. I UrHlflv'ft II I Rpctnrorf hv I Hemz's ! Street Mixed and Plain Cucumber. Pickles and Apple Butter . PXVECSlJXACiSHIP OLTMPIA aPTAI5 GBIDLEY, COMJUKDEB. Mrt, Qrtdlen mother ot Captain Qridley, who was la command ot Dewey'a flagship, at the destruction ot the Spanish fleet at Manila, says ot our remedy, Perunat ; "At the solicitation of a frlenp I used Peruna, and can trutntuiiyx say It Is a grand took and Is a woman's Mend, and should be used I In every: household. After using It tor a short period I feel tike a I new person."-MRS. QRIDLEY. Nice Fruit Jellies 5c lb. Queen Olives and Olive Oil. Fancy New I'ortorico Molasses just received. ' Fregh lot Cream of Wheat and Na Bob Paicake Flour. Maple and Fancy Cane Syrup. &S Fresh lot Fox River Print Butter. IMbm. t Small Sugar Cured llama and Shoulders. ' - i Fulton Market Corned Beef. :'f: " Complete stock of Canned Goods. Give me a call. Yuurs to please, r- MkWl nnpiuiiau Wholesale ', a. as : Oroeer, Mrs, Longstreet Is the wife ot the fa mous Confederate General, Lieutenant General James Longetreet, the only liv ing ex-Confederate ofBoer of that rank. She writes as follows to The'Peruna Medlolne Co.i "I can recommend yonr excellent rem edy, Peruna, as one of the best tonics, and for those who need a good, anbstan tial remedy, I know of nothing better. Besides being a good tonlo it is an effec tive cure ' for catarrh." Mrs. James Longetreet. Hon. Lnolua E. Gridley, brother of Captain Gridley, also speaks a good word for Peruna. In a letter written from 1611 T Street, Washington, D. C, he aays I The Penma Medicine Co, Columbus, O, Qentlemea "Your Peruna has been thoroughly tested la my family. My mother and who used It with the very best results, and I take pleasure la rec ommending It to all who want a good, substantial remedy, both a a tonic and a catarrh cure."Laclat B. Qridley. Miss Mary J. Kennedy, manager of the Armour fc . Oo.'s exhibit, Trans Mississlppl Exposition, Omaha, Neb, writes the following In regard to Peru na, from 642 West Sixty-second street, Chicago, nl.: . "I found the continual change of diet Xitra fine Veal at the Oaks Market to day . Hot Chocolate, andJHot. Coffee and Sandwiches at McBorley's. incidental to eight years' traveling com-1 pletely upset my digestive system. On I consulting several physicians they de-1 elded I suffered with catarrh of the I stomach. "Their prescriptions did not seem to I help me any, so, reading of the remark able cures perfected by the use of Peru na, I decided to try It, and soon found I myself well repaid. "I have now used It for about three I months and feel oompletely rejuvenated. I I believe I am perfectly oured, and do I not hesitate to give una tin ted praise to I your remedy, Peruna." Mary J. Ken nedy. Congressman Geo. W. Smith of Mar- I physboro, 111., writes: " I take pleasure in testifying to the merits of Peruna. I have taken one bottle for my oatanh and I feel very much benefited. . To those who are afflloted with catarrh and in need of a good tonlo I take pleasure In recom-1 mending Peruna." Geo. W. Smith. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Peruna, write at onoe to Dr. Hartman, giving i full statement of your case and he will be pleased to give you his valuable ad- vioe gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of I The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, I Ohio. 'Phone 91. 71QBrs3il St. V t EC. Dt & O. D. Line, NOTICE ! On Saturday April 19 the Steamer Ocracoke will leave New Bern at IS noon instead of 9 P.M. '. U j; ' . GEO. HENDERSON. . . ' Agent, April 18jl80i. Go Way. Back and Sit Down - Carolina k Rice Flakeb; Try them, No cookinc; whatever prepared for the table in. I one minute. Also a full line of Heinz & Co's Preserves, Pickles,' Kvap-; orated Horseradish, etc. " :j. Lon't fail to send your orders to us, as we axe prepared to lllKK t till tllH. l.l JUU VWVIO OUU UUV W.W- est delivery of any house in the city. S , Yours to Please, f f C Wholesale and Retell Qrocer, : -Til'S nnnun nn 1 WW 1 WW STK ' . - v tnisnvnns snsnsvsnn Appetizing Thing, That's the thing to say to the ping hats, derbies and fe. dnraa. Let them SLO now. Straw Hate have the "right of way." Straw fedora, straw sailors, straw telescopes, Mackinaw straws, coarse braids and p.Mi.i and Pnrt Rico's, curled brims and stiff 1111 tJ wiaiuo, a. miMirw. " rw.. , brims, double brims, clean and well made. The new styles await your attention here. Your Summer's pleasure will de pend much on your hat . If yo buy It here It will be right you can uans- vu iu gun uw v w v-.v. . E. W. ARMSTRONG, 67 Middle Street. We have the most oxten sive stock of appetizing things ever Introduced here: Pickles, Eauces, JelliesBuccuit, Fruits and condiments gathered from the Occident and Orient crowd each other for room, and the buyer is bewildered by the va riety we offer. You have a range ot choice, however all of the best, too, and that's just what you want. J. J. TOLSON, Jr. Broad St. Grocer. Phow lSi mmmm::::,. e i-. o eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee () eeeee IK g Low Pricim I I .UiB aTMsmi.;! I I ' 1 1 I - II II IX X. X Mill ... .yV "! '..r.rr.;v.-iv.'"!':- fv .1 fc-Vi' ;.. 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I-;., i i,..t,,n v.rv v. and woman who try to make their money go as far as pofluillo, ':;:fy':: ' iKf;T:xu::r:::T r:j - -'''We assume all rwponiiiliility for tlmir conduct during tV.at timo. out j. FACTO HY;' SALE , your money I " 1 mcut 1 Select the I'iano you liko bcHt make a Pi ;i c:; ;i aim we ll utuiver i a - j""1 1 r ;v: .
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