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TWINTY-FIRST TEAR
01. XX-SO. 9
ty
t
if ?
I; I WHfttave On Display
have
igondayrFeb. 23rd
ft
mng
All New Weaves and Patterns
in Foreign and Fancy
Dress Goods.
I extend a Welcome to AIL It's not
a question1 if you want to buy or not;
Marked attention shall be paid to each w
jP and every ohe alike. f j '
New things in each department.
& Ask to see the $feiW Oobds. ; "
RECEIVING ITEW GOODS ON
ETJEBT BOAT.
John Dnnt J
J l!egs to call th ; attention of the Housekeepers to his Fine and
' omplete Stoj'i of
I Staple and Fancy Groceries.
K Evsiy steamer i8 bringing in some delicaoj to be added to
j A shire of your ttde is solicited. Yoir orders will
receive careful alUntion and a PROMPT DELIVERY.
J All orders unall or largo will be appreciated.
JOHN
j: Phoue 74.
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co.,
Successors to Gaskill Hdw. Co. and J. 0. Fulford Supply Co.
HM1DWARE 78 Middle 8t
Phono 147.
Keep a full supply of Builder Material, Baih, Doors, Blinds, Gtaju, Painty
Oils. Varnish. Lime. Cement Btorei and Rsaeet and ererrthlng kept la a flrtt-
class liarJware store.
A full line of Kailnad, Steamboat and
. leys, Bhaftlng, Gearing, Pipe, Vah-es,
Beltinc, Packing, Hose, Etc.
Having consolidated the two houses
goods at Very Low Prices. . Thanking the
future patronage we are. Yours truly,
Gastill Hardware anil
J083PH GASKILL.
P. A.
J. A. JONES,
Livery, Feed
Sale ana
Exchange
LARGEST AND
HOKSES i G&i&Li .ivrcrXiES,
UtC! ?i ttrer offtt d l tale IimWi
'Zitl 'A'ABe'a'-'eonap'liteYlne fA rnrgiev VgoB Harness Robse,. Wblpa,
CaA Wbeera. (to. '-. -',s; '
V A'JONKI,
inflame4 Eyes
f
'rti.Bwwd'fiesrHpedsil
, ' 4 psaUd wlikra dull ache nw the eyes er
- i. aooni, anq. simumi aiwr nm ww
- or read Ing ' are' a sure stga of defective ,
.''' tlsloni ahlcb, "may or may not sasnl
f ' ; ;' fast to yoe, and Imposes a severe tea oa
Pi1-' the aervM and muscle i of the eyes.ghss.
s are the remedy and practically tasks
, tns eyes peneci Dpeciai siuuy ana ih.
, " proper Instruments make It possible
on
Goods
DUNN,
POIiIiOGK ST.
MILL SUPPLIES 44 CrTm St
Phot 11
HIU Snpplles, Engines, Boners, Pat
Fittingt, Wrenches, Bolts, Nnts, Iron,
we are prepared to tarnish Blfh Qsality
trade for past favors and soliciting your
Hill Supply Company,
WILLIS.
JOR 0. FULFORD.
FIK8ET STOCK Of
eily,MA ear load of eaeh Just In,
Brttl It, Btivut'i Oil 8Uii. r
f .ft ;,. I V 1 1 '-I "ft
ru rot ne ext i wo ; woeke
wOI glte with eacb So pallet a
A Peony Usui Pencil
" ''.'. ': -with mtfcsr. ; '
r.'
nrMEilBSIV Uili last until
to. pel)'T SJt-W
,.-:;.v;.;
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FEHD1HG-CUS1I ...
4 - ;i "'" " '" ''. !.. ..,
Between London and Watts Liquor
Uls. -
Dot Tax BUI.- Applications For
' Xllitary Companies. Appro
prlatteas State Institu
tion. Ctut; .
Dlgpengarlefc .'
Ralbioh, Feb. 21. It was midnight
Whan the Watts Liquor regulation . bill
passed third reading la the House last
alght An attempt was immediately
made to put the "clinchern . on it, but
this tailed, for the reason thai some of
the strong prsUbltlon members, who yet
hope to pass the London bill. This of
oourse Is an error. t.
The Armfield company of Fsy etterllle
is granted permission to Increase its
ospltal stock from $10,000 to 150,000. A
charter Is granted the Hall-Wood Furni
ture Co., Of Oxiord, with $25,0D0 capital
Stock; J. 8. Hall and 3. R. Wood stock
holders-
Bills were favorably reported In the
Legislature today for dispensaries at
Marshall and Hot Springs In Madison
county, and at Oxford.
A favorable report was made today on
the bill rtvlne Mecklenburg county s
dog tax law. The annual tax on dogs in
Charlotte Is (3, sud the great many own
ers kept their dogs in the country. Then
too, there are some thousand of country
dogs. The bill Is of course to protect
sheep, also to protect children, and to
raise revenue for the public schools.
It Is expected that there will be quite
an Interesting discussion on Baldwins
bill to prohibit the wearing of .big hate
or for that matter any other sort In thea
tres or other public halls. Mr. Baldwin
Is to be given fall opportunity to venti
late his views on this grave matter, snd
no doubt will have a fine female audi
ence.
Most earnest efforts will be made to
secure the paiasge of a bill making an
appropriation to have this State repro
ved properly at the 31. Louis exposi
tion.
Up to this time the committee sppoint
el by the legislature to examine the ac
counts and books of tbo Stale Treasurer
and Auditor hat gone no further. The
legislature will now clothe It with power
to examine the books and vouchers of
all Bute institutions,
There are a number of applications
from various places to form Infantry
companies In the State Guard. Among
these being Wadesboro, Monroe end
Albemarle. In all nrobabllty Wsdes-
boro will be successful. There Is only
one vacancy. Aeeneral order from
military headquarters will soon bt Is
sued directing that enlistments . be msde
to bring the number of enlisted men up
to the flcure named by the President. It
Is said to be the idea of Adjt General
Boyster, that 48 enlisted men will be
about the proper figure, and that he has
so Informed -the Secretary of War who
asked his opinion. The minimum num
ber In the BtaW Guards is now only 40.
Ooi 3. F. Amsfleld of the 1st Regiment
aa o Steer of very marked ability and ex
perience suggests skeleton companies
composed of 1st sergeant, 4 duty ser
geants, 1 quarter master sergeant, 6 cor
porals, I musicians, cooks, 1 artificer
and 10 privates, Total 47. OoL Armfleld
says this will give a skeleton organisa
tion for a compsny . of W enlisted men
waloh Is the army mlntaan; Ths lane
of Uskl uniforms to the Bute Guards is
progressing rapidly. One thousand and
; , BtjnjmGjwwK.. j
Of Great Importance That Children Hare
Proper Food.
A child will grow pp with weak aad
small nones or strong ana siuray rxsme,
. . . ...
dspendlng en the kind of food given.
That's why feeding the youngsters
of each greet importance, ' The children
do not select ths food the responsibility
rests with the parent or guardian, or
With yon If you select the food for a boy
. The selentlfle soleetloa . of this ! food
should. begin ss early as posslbUv.Thst'i
when the delicate little plant meed the
taaderest ears. A. well known lady Of
OalUtogs, Oaltfw saysiAbout'two years
ago my little niece was taken sick. When
medical aid wu called one physician pre
aounosdfte case curvature, of the Splpej
another called it softening of the toaes
aad gave but little hope of her recovery,
rot weeks sue, laa oeeu raiiug ncrors
aei parents tbeeghit anything but tros
te froae k.jhethagitf,wa:',
'Bbe had besnUd on isishesad soft
foods c( ditirssl klndaj but St 4mI hsr
stomach eoald ratals soaeeely aayihlng.
At this, time she had become a weak little
skeleton of humanity i that could not
mack mere than ataed alone a ,
, 'The doctors changed her food several
times until Anally she was put oa Grape
Hat which sksreUshed iross. the; fjrst
and ate at almost every meal and her re
covery bis beea wonderful She has
beea gaining aver since la strssgth; and
weight, ).'! r-S. i'J.W ' w
"She has eatea dossni el packages of
QrsDS-Mats in ths, Jsst yes tend a half
and the child Is now a rosy-cheeked an
healthy little girl, still c'lnglng to ber
Orape-rtitai ' r ' - .m i
"It Is p' 'n Die ftiod I her 1!
I y 1 ' ' ! -r 1 M i r ' 1 r
asm hundred of these uniforms were
put la the arsenal last autumn hsvlng
beeri.drawn from the war department. -
Chairman Glenn of the Joint commu
tes on Insane asylums today completed
the appropriation for these institutions.
The amount asked for was 786,1.05,
while the amount appropriated Is 541,
886.85 which, represents a scale down of
344,833. The amounts .appropriated
are, Morganton asylum $267,000, Raleigh
asylum $183400, Goldsboro asylum,
colored, $107,766.85, dangerous Insane In
State prison $18,500, total $541,866.85.
TAX RATE ADOPTED.
Chslrman Gulon's SUtemenL Increase
of Revenue. Bins Introduced. Liquor
Bills Beit Week,
Special to Journal.
Raleiob, Feb.ai.-A blllwulutro-
duced in the Senate to legalize all school
elections. Bills passed to give Asbevllle
compulsory school attendance law; to
extend stock law In Hyde county; to
punish seduction and abduotion of mar
ried women and to punish elopements;
to stimulate publlo road Improvement,
about half the State is excepted from Its
provisions; to allow people of Wilson
not to vote on dispensary.
The London liquor regulation bill was
passed over until Monday with the un
derstanding that the final votes be had
Tuesday noon.
The Watts liquor regulation bill passed
by the House Isst night, come over, was
referred and ordered printed. The bill
was passed giving the corporation com
mission power as to demurrage charges.
Bills wero Introduced In tne House to
prohibit manufacture and sale of adul
terated illuminating oil; to Incorporate
name of Klisabeth City through line rail
way company; to prevent drunkene'ss In
Beaufort county; to prevent depredations
of domestic fowls.
The House went Into committee of the
wholo on the revenue bill, the question
was asked whether the rate of $1,18 on
poll, and 43 cents on property was suffi
cient to raise the revenue necessary. The
chairman of the finance committee esti
mated the increase of taxes under the
present bill at $159,000. Graham said
much taxable property was escaping tax
atlon, the railways were escaping their
just share, lie favored a tax on their
gross earnings, and Increasing their as
sessments from 42 millions to 100 mil
lion dollars.
Chairman Gulon of the appropriation
committee, said there would bo no defi
cits, that could be charged up as fault
of that committee, aad that bulk of ap
proprtstions will not exceed the revenue
to be raised by bills; that the bond Issue
was necessary, and that committee did
not think It wise to Increase the rate of
taxation. The sections were unanimous
ly adopted, fixing the State tax on p re
party at II cents, 4 cents for pensions,
publlo school 18 cents, poll tax $1 18.
OABVOnxA.
Santa Th KisJ Yoe Hass Alwsyi Baatf
Attmorea Condensed Minos MeatlOe
pkg. at J R Parker Jr.
SENSATIONAL . SHOOTING.
Ludlow Skinner Shot and tilled hy Ernest
Haywood In Public, in Ralelrh
Prominence of Both Parties.
Special to Journal
RalBion, Feb. 41. Late this after'
n)oa Ernest Haywood, one of Raleigh's
leading lawyers, aad son of the late Dr.
B. Burke Haywood, shot Ludlow Skin
ner, who fell dead in the street; in frost
of the post offloe. " -. '! '
He shot Skinner twice as the latter
was walking eA.,N; -r'4
Sklnaee was the son of Dr. Thomas B.
Sklnaer, so well known la Horth Cero
llnei'-.:
1,
Haywood was arrested by the deputy
sheriff, ana was committM to jail,; with;
oailLfvvi;-!--:"'?,,
iovn T' 1 11 mm m
5 Djmmlssioncni ppolBte4.
BpeetalV Journal-'Htf V
Ba'elgh, teb. sl.VOo. Ayeock today
appointed the following commlssloaers
to take charge of the,' Btats Institutions,
1st district, B R Meeklns, 2nd M. D.
Haymsa, trd L B. McQltt, 4th H. F.
MUler, 4th O. L. Miller, 6ih M. B. RollIa
son. : '".'' V: :
Death 6f Mr. Mclniojlt
Hi. Oalvld ' Mcintosh an old and ra
fpeoted resident of Craven County died
at his borne, -ear Truitts Thursday,
February 19th, after an Illness ot only a
few days. i ,' - . ;
The deceased was about 65 years ot
!, and liiavos one s!8tpf anil two grand
( ' " ':fm.
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MASONIC UPERA HOUSE
TWO NIGHTS
; Commencing
Monday, Feb. 23,
The Bratton
The Sonthern Favorites. Pre
senting High.class Vaudeville
at Popular Prices - 16c, 25c,
85o.
Seats on sale Monday morning at
Waters'.
Wednesday, Feby. 23,
The Big, Bright Musical Success
The
irmuLcm
beauties
With a Big Supporting Co. of J
SO PEOPL.E.
20 Pretty Girls,
10 Funny Oomeaianp,
Magnificent Scenery,
Handsome Wardrobes, and
Carrie Nation's Visit
February 271 h.
Gorton's
: . mi
SPLENDID COSTUMES.
EXTRAORDINARY OMPAN1T.
This Season Everything Entirely New
and Up-to date.
See the Finest Minstrel larede on
Earth.
PRICES General admission 7Cc. Re
served without extra charge. Gallery 85c
When your are ready
for one ot our
Natty
Spring
Wrtle.sM
Walk Tight In ahd tell
ua. Beautitul eoods.
Suits cleaned and
pressed 50c
CHMICKTALLOMCO,
Bangert Building, Middle Street.
CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.
Tothe DemocretlO Voters of the City
of Mew Bern.
I hereby asnounoe myself m a eandl-
for the Mayoralty ot. the Ulty of New
Bern. V'.Ah V'.." ) '
Platforet Good atreets and sidewalks.
Strict enforcement of the best sanitary
oonditlons. A business like and thrifty
admlnlslratloa of the puone affairs ror
the benefit of all eltleene alike, loono-
my la publle exrMdltarea.,
cxrti .V0fT BaipsjotlUIiy, "
-,, JAMEtt W. WA1IB3. ?
I1 III . I I II II II, I ,
Vwi f ltvyf KS
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AT THI HEAD 'OF ALL TOBACCO. FERTILIZEB.
LIEADOUS
r
C ; . . '
' Specially jrepared ,tot the lands of.Eaatem Carolin.
good enre, makes) Wrappers and Fills Your Purse.' "AiV'
. As our goods are manufactured
eiaim Frcaliness ana Uooa Jueohanioal Jonaitloa, . :
Ei-h Grade Cabbala, Potato, AUcrop and Cotton Guano,
Our ITotto: ' "Not How Chcnp But I low Good.",; 1
V ' f r ' ? i 1 1 r i r ' i. ' '.
Everything
In Wire:
Mouse Traps,
Eowl Strainers,
Soap Strainers,
Tea and Coffee Strainers,
Coat and Hat Hooks,
Wardrobe Hooks.
(Joat Hangers,
Tants Stretchers,
Corn oppers,
Picture Wire
Frying Basket,
Broilers,
Egg Beaters,
Scrap and Letter
Baskets,
WHITEHURST,
45 iPollock HU
Ltets Go X
Where ?
For What?
To Get the Best Barbecue
and Oysters in the city.
All Right, Come on i
IS THE PLACE.
Opposite Henry's Pharmacy.
LIMITED QUANTITY OF
nnnfoiro
AT
HollisUt & Cox
Coal Yard.
J. W. WOOD,
(Successor to Foy AJWood)
Practical Tinner,
PLUMBING AND OAS FITTING
AUIworkJguaranteed toive sat
isfaction.
canj b3ifoundJt:.theXshop on
South Bront Street formerly occu
1 Pied by 016 nrm-
J. W. WOOD.
Phone 220.
BRANCH OFFICE
A. B. Baxter & Co.,
Commission
Brokers.
Stocls, Coitcii.Grali & Prcilscn
17 Craven Btreet,
Phone 833. NEW BERK, N. C
Main Offloe, 61 Broadway, New Totk.
Moderate morgina. Xxoell act service.
- Private wins to New Totk, "
Highest banking and mercantile ref-
reneea. " ' ;
1 I CI I I I
GOLD. LEAF
i f
t
- a ' aa. 4
Insuroa a
near you and not reshipped, we
r .
3.00
Cord.
fc ! i I :?v J- - r ' vi
h
a
Sa,
N. O.
HAMS
Nice lot just received
At J. L McDaniel's
I have a few gallons of Nice Btrained Honey at 20c qt.
Fresh lot Ontario Buckwheat,
Clover Hill Print Butter,
Maple Syrup, New Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses,
Evaporated Peaches and Apples, Prunes,
Codfish and Irish'Potatoes,
Peanuts,
Canned and Bottled Goods of all kinds,
Headquarters for Fine Teas and Koasted Coffee.
Give me a call.
Yours to Please,
'Phone 01.
A SACRIFICE SALE.
FOR 8 DAYS.
MES'J CLOTHING.
Regular
Price.
Cut
Price.
$4 98
3 98
65 Men's Suits, all wool, $10 0!
OVERCOATS.
35 Men's Overcoats $4 50,
25 " " OOP,
$2 34
498
7Cc
9Sc
17c
48c
24c
24c
50c
19c
MEN'S I'ANTS.
125 pairs Men's Pants $1 2.
DOT'S CLOTHING.
25 Suits, fl 75,
75 pairs Boys Knee Tants, 39r,
75 . " 75c,
MEN'S BLURT?.
60 Men's Shirts, tOc,
850 " White Laumlr'd Shirts 50c,
150 Lion Brand Shirts, 00,
150 Men's Undershirts. 3"ic,
y Don't Forget the date SATURDAY.
M F WARREN,
JSalesnran:
JIM .GASKILL,
75 Middle St.next to Gaskill
New Bern Grocery Company,
Successor sto J. A. Parris & Co.
Moved to thefr
New Building
63 & 65 South Front St.
C.J. McSorley & Co's
tiOOD C0NFECTI0NERT.
Bo
that the baby can sat Its fill of
hat la there In Dure. deUolons eon
feetioaery to hurt either baby, ohtld, or
stow up persons There are ao purer
materials than the ones we use. Then
Is ao etsaaer way of making ooafsoUoa
ery than onrs,
4 'A.V.
4.
' vw- n
v ? 4nax ire iranK ;
Is a call from the most critical man, as
so garments, m this elty, because that Is
the man we WUI pleam; and be Will Sell
his friend a rood clientele for us, Ws
r r' s 'i i ,,nt flt erery business day
ConiecMery Store
4THW p I
v -: t or fp'.uve exiraslo'is.
Wholesale
eft Befall
;roer,
71 Broad Sf
Sale begins Sat. Morning.
DRY GOODS.
All kinds and all colors at Cut Prices.
Regular Cut
Price. Priee.
COO yards Red Flannel, 25c, 12to
Waist Goods, all colors, cut to half price
1000 yards Calico, all colors, 6o, 81o
SHOES.
500 pairs Ladles' Shoes, $2 50, $1 56
250 " " " 2 60, 1 24
2C0 " ' " 160, 98c
800 " Children's Shoes, 1 00, 69c
MEN'S SHOES.
200 pairs Men's Shoes, $3 00, $1 98
200 " " " 2 50, 168
150 " " " 150, 89c
BLANKETS AND QUILTS
At a Great Reduction in Prico.
COPLON.
Hdw. New Bern, N. C.
Alew cars of the cel
ebrated Thacker lump
Splint Ooal. The best
substitute for hard
coal on the market.
Also steam & smith
ing coal.
The best quality
Oak, Ash, Mixed and
Pine Wood.
Prompt and quick
delivery.
ELLIS' COAL & 000 YARD,
phone 47. Union Point
Pic-Nic Hams
Just reoeired llo tti Pickled Pork lOo
lb) Dry Bait MeatlOe ft, .
Fresh Tripe Be O) PleUsdiTrtpe Be lb
Pig Fee eelbi Pickles 10a doe.
Old FaahJoned Buckwheat lOepkf.
Goal and Wood !
Codfish lOolMlbe Me. : - .
Fo River Print Butter lie lb, Fresh -
Beta isitleff SOe Av ,;vv m tt'te
rinePnuiaseeih, ..(.';: -',..4 : "V-
', Oomed Beet lfle san, I sans too, Chf 9 Vi - 'J
pad Beet IBe eaa, I eaaa t5e , -..v4 w, .
AO klnde Fresh Paekage Crackers, 1
'A Mot Boasted Coffee. Try apouwl w '
oteutOe Coffee, - - ' . :. :'.,,T'-7f
Tobaoeo, Bnulf, Cigars and OherooleV,, - 1
Toon to please, ..' -. '
n.E.LGr.dCiGor
Puoao'Uii ''". C3 t:.ai tU
:-?t 1
wit-. ,
niacnuass wm as sniuui.
i 1
fojnd to lbs Old PuTy i
J. '
1.