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fi com menial account or any (the minor services we can render. 1
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. MTm. C?JLOSt V Free 1 GEO. B PENDLETON, Cashier
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PREVIOUS. BUT.
ITS OCR . CUSTOM . ..
EACH SEASON ABOUT
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OUR SPRING MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
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I l.-,..wU 1 Li. J Ik.LL'J I U 1LW oioi. I Lti M i.ktl J bull I kiti
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poed at the' Homestead mills of the
Carnegie Steel Company, at noon tO'
OOEEII-HIEUES!
And C8.T67 SH Away in Steerage t '-' A,"--' C A fl PI I P HT
New York. Feb t-Th. ?,odui I pVnUl-rLIUll 1
SerersI Tbonsind Men Will - Oo tejJannanr; Figures Show, 15,422 ArrWe L :'s.
.. - Mork--Other JTrms Opening
Plttsburghr relv- 3.--NoUo2S' were
HJB VILL ESTEB THE ASTtSi-Jda thai the IWnoJv 23-inch and SS
JLaa ti ta i irm: nViinm wmiT fr "Ttnri lnlshln'r'' unit PftHn mtllflHrfl
IQOK LEAGCE FIGHT WITH
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extra eess:;: CCST
We cordiallv invite everv ladv in the eitvtSheall and in
spect our complete line embracing Chemisise, nightdresses, Panto. ? T
loons, Corset-covers and S Irfs In a great variety of original deBigns.
You will have to "see these garments to fully realize their, intrinsic
,ia'ue, thro wiH agree that they cannot ho overrated, even to, the
slightest degree, the workers urtrhip, the material and the general ;
makeup of the garnr nt s are all that you could wish if twice the price -was
asked. We shall be glad U show you the entire line, though you
jnay not want to buy. Command us an 1 we shall be glad to serve
THE STORE VYHbRK QUALITY AND PRICES HARMONIZE,
a. ML Mitchell & Col
fil Pollock St. Of,p. Episcopal Chorcb. 'Phone 2Ssj
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i . PAR01D AND NEP0N8ET BED ROPE ROOFING A c
Building Materiall. Pufe White MaufCib; na j, I"
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glass.
r Gastill Hard vai c Co
Middle Street- '
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At a drug store dont ask what wehave :order I
what you .want. isy
C. T. YOUNG;
PreMription DrnRgist
South Front Slicet
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FOB SALE! , , - s. r-. ' "t '
beeutiful view of New ficrn; , 8Umoo proporty, East Front;
entire or to loti: .. . , 1
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arHaoq Farm; I) mSlea front Mew Bern, . landing on Trent;
River, near railroed. b.-riln ttrleh1. peraoa. ; Itoomt over' ;
VlfeDenieUittoivisuluLlefor U.ll or mWwtce. ',. . 1
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Farm and timber lands eltber for rale, rent or Wase. Also
Oty prop-Tty b oght or old at smalt exprne to ewnr. "
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Tfirrnosr. no. toa mi rou.ccs KTrrrT
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Kew Hotel In Balelgh- Building and
.JjoaHV Associations' Btatements
CaQ Extended to Bt. SprnnWDr.
, iTalt Bntler Pleased With Institute
Special Correspondence, . ;
Raletghw.N. 4C'., Feb.""- 3. Governot
Glenn was seen Inhla office this morn
ing, and : was In, .the "best of 'epirlts,'
he said, when asked, it ne had any
engagements it the near future f said
that on "Wednesday he would, deliver
an address before, the Virginia., Anti-
Saloon League at Blcnmond. rHe will
take par la the North Carolina Antl
Saloon ' campaign. ; "He., spoke , about
the importance of this movement and
said It wbuldj.bp.of the greatest, heat
eflt to the. State to have, prohibition.
Of course it is well known, that 1th e
liquor interests wilLdo, everyhing in
the , world to fight prohibition Here.
The Brewers Association, has' formed
a puol, pitting a great sum of, money,
Is issuing circulars and will put work
ers ,uV the' field. The liquor people
wifl do, the same thing. ,"" U'
. Statin Auditor Dixon goes to' Charr
lotte tomorrow to adjust some corpor
ation taxes and will be at Greensboro
the, next .dayto look: after the "same
matters. , "r '. ' -
" The;, current comment ' today ..upon
the -work o fthe legislature Is that It
has Improved' matters - in the State
and has brought about a much better
feeling In every way. " EaJlway men
seem to he, very well pleased at the
outcome... As has been stated, the Gov
ernor and other State officials are ex
tremely well satisfied at (he outcome.
. .Inquiry was jnade at the "Auditor's
offlqe today as to theapproximate cost
of the 'special seasion: of the, , legisla
ture, d Jtf was said that the mileage
and per diem would he (bout 115,000.
-There, was wintry weather yester
day, and,, tlie lowest temperature je-
cmred . Jast, night waa lS flegrees,--this
being , the" epldest so fajr.thlt.wiB-
.Next week. tb .Hotel Glersch, Ral
alg'anew. IjiomQ Xox, travellera'Js to
oe compieiet) ana. jnrown open,
Insurance Commissioner Young says
that Saturday .was Jth last day
for filing statements of Building and
txan 'Associations, th9 number ; of
heeo instltutjonsia ,the State, .helnj
tpout seventy, . - r , .
nu,inuv ait,' ,ur. -' jusjuuier
Sprung will oome heEe from.Chslsa
tou"and will remain here ftr a week,
nreacblng&ext-Sunday, at the Prea
byterian church,'. a call to he its pas
tor having been . extended him, He
was for some years at Henderson and
thi people there are delighted at the
ircspect ot having turn, so near, taem.
The congregation here thlnkaiht pros
pect of seen ring him as, pastor to be
excellent, -lis Js looking Into Lbs) qnes
tloa of the importance ' of the two
Islds, Charleston, and Raleigh. . ,
, State Veterinarian Tait Butler was
asked about the recent series of Farm
ers Institutes In the northeastern eoun
t'es and said It was suocessfuV Jth
better attendance than last year; -la
(act tne largest except four years ago
M. O: Eldrldge, the United BUtes Ag
rleultural Department expert on road
building, aided greatly In conducting
these InsUrtiUoni.bl Instructions being
f try Valuable and practical, lie, was
sent If CongTMsmeu , Thomas and
Small la the Western region now
' p another etrtes of ItioUtoUs Is in pro-
in
Inch flnlshlnaland, cossing. mills will
resume full Monday-.. The 85-lneb and
10-tnch milla will resume double turn
and the 88 and 20 Inck mills will re
sume single turn. Th6 announcement
means that several thousand men will
be- put to work. - ' '. " . 5?
The national Trolling mill , depart-
m'3ntroj?-the National Tuba' Company
ai McKeesport,. will resume, Sunday
night, giving- employment to 500 men.
Four hundred men- wiri.be' put to
work, Jifter, 1 , Weeks4dlett?8ajwhn
the Pittsburgh., Valve & Construction
Company 'resumes' Monday morning.
Order for, six month are ahead., ' .
BLES-filSHUI MiH v STE1K5
Glass Beer Mugs :r Assessed at CO
Per Cent" as Bottles ,
New'fork, Feb., .Si in adeclslon by
Tt" ;B.'jgharre.tteLJhe;pardi -of pnltcd
tateii genera. appraisers, oyerruiea
yesterday a protest fil-ad by Downing,
Judas ft Company, of Chicago against
the action 6t the collector' of customs
in acresslng a 60 het cent duty on
glass beer stems, "the bottoms of which
have been ground for purpose of util
ity!" "f-. t".V V ifV' i ,
It Was claimed by the custom house
authorities that the articles should pay
the tate of duty provided for ."glass
bottles' but this classification, was as
serted by the importers lobe erro
neous. Instead, the firm alleged that
t&; merchandise should be returned
tor duty at the rate of f5 per cent ad-
valorem as '"manufactures of glass."
The board, however, fella to uphold
the contention "raised by v the Import
ers. - , ' t o If'r -;
Th Tboard reduced the assessment
of duty levied on heads- imported by
lohn Wanamaker at Philadelphia. .The
action of the "collector tn exacting 40
per cent on the heads as "Jrwelry" 1.8
reversed, and it Is held that the , prop
er rate is only 25 per cent-.
general Appraiser Hay handed down
a decision' sustaining-a claim Bled by
Harvard University regarding the ad
miBslon.Into this country il platinum
The collector at Boston exacted
iui,on the-wire,., but the merchant
Use ts entitled toee entry as an Im
portation iof a'bublle Institution; : V
, I aronSt anuwig the apple growers, eon
i!dnrfd by Meenra. Tlott and'Bhnrmn,
f tbe flute Arrtcultursl Col!K. In
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listrnctlng la praolng, sprajrtng. rto.
', ' Tbe next Mrl. of 4a.UUt for ih
, hrnnri tiv in-rl will b xjn I
, Jtiirdiid will be lu tbe crniT mi wt
'.rt the f?U'; rovpring all the roiinMns,
stgerage passengers front ports otjhe
North4 Atlantic, .continues, J- According
to figures compiled by .Emit . Boas,
resident" director7 bnd ! generaT"itsaiu
ger of the Hamburg-American tineA
15,432 immigrants ' arrived last month
and 58, wC?ralled steerage " passenger's
went away, in the. corresponding pe
rlod . last - year . there . wer6 ; twice . als
many- arrivals v as1, departures. Mr.
; "Thia great increase In' the outward
and decreaseln the Inward steerage
movement!: Illustrates again bow un
founded is he charge thai tfie steam
ship, coxnpantes are scouring Europe
to induce immigrants to come to this
country. , m :s. , . .
CEirilSAtBOURT EEB1SS
The Winter Term Under The Superb
, vision of Judge R. Allen, of -:"
Goldtjbore Begins Us Grind ';
Thewlnter term, of Superior Court
began yesterday with Judge W. R. AW
lei presiding. This week, the crim
inal cases, of. which there are quite
number' will, be tried.,' .There are
none of -any special. Interest, the blind
tigers having become" so' numerous
that unless there are' some unusual
features attending, -we think of them
now as -we would of larceny cases. '
"The charge to' the" grand jury was
able. and thorough, making-th duty,
of the body plain as to indictments of
jvll doers without fear or favor; and
ilso their responsibility-'as to- tholr
reports regarding fftate institutions.
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State vs.-John Booth; assault with
deadly "weapon ; Judgment continued
on pdyment of costs,
" State vs. A, J. Smith, resisting an
officer, guilty.
State- vs. D. W. Dowdy; selling U-
jucr without - license ; - defendant re-
Builds, up waste tissue",' promotes ap
petite, Improves digestion,' Induces re
freshing ..- sleep, . giving renewed
strength and: health, -That's what
locky Mountalti Tea will do. . 35 a,
k"ca or Tableaa.- F. 8. Dotty. v .
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Itadles -Solid 14 ' karat gold double
face Epgtn - and ' Wlthm 1S.OO
Watohes now, $13.00 at J. O. Baxter's
roe ieauing jsweier. :
ec.ef.:::3 er.'.'iis 'ten'
V.'ElrllSlS:K03S
geathrrn Eallwiy Fn4 te Be IVd
Ex.clashrely for lawyers' Fees
'Va-Aad Expeases ef Trial
3 pedal to Journal. .". ' c ,'
.Balalgh,'. N, C, FtU 1-wOovernor
Giro a tefasesi to pardon. Charles Wil
liam, eoavioted sight ytari ago, in
Beaufort Superior Onurt of iroperson-
aUnhuahand and serving a ten yens
year sentence In, TenUenUaryi,- ilt
pardons Matt Th.rpe,.George ndr
son and Bam peon Jones, convicted In
LeWr county, for playing crap." He
atM pardons nt E. Hart, convicted ot
larceny tn Lenoir,
Qorernoe Glenn will .ase none of
the money receivad from the Southern
Railway, vis: ,lTXW..lor the 4gl
lature, but enllrtly for lawyers.' f-
and coats tbe rate case. II ears
It will Ui at teeat 4,000 more to
C('r tb HU'itton ipntwi.
IT 1 FEARED Tl E 'ASSAS.-OSA.
TIQS OF HEli.HJJSBASD A&C
, t 80JT WILL DrJVE HEB
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mmWLl SftllSFAOTIQN
Ship Subsidy BUI In
:pliPlKSr"
WsW .TJ' Vr fttv vt-O'-i .
The Senate
,i Fatal Wreck en Wabash Railrttad
He Graft Discovered in Public
i'f"Irl4',cewAtpt to Get H.
JL Thaw Out ef lntteawan Will Be
MadeT;vt-'.'
Special to Journal.
Lisbon, Portugal, Feb. 3. The na
tion and city are under the pajl of
the blow dealt them by the murder
of IClng Carlos and his son, the Crown
fluce, .Saturday. The country has
hardly recovered from the shock.
wUeen Amelie is In danger of becom
ing insana and . refosos to leave the
body of her . dead husband.
Premier Franco resigned from the
cabinet and a new minstry headed by
Admiral Do Amarel, was formed. The
army has taken up the revolution and
is in a disorganized state. It Is re
ported that the Oportobattallion has
iult, but the reports of political, dis
turbances have been found in some
cases to be untrue. Lisbon is grow
,ng quieter and -outside powers will
trobably interfere with any "attempt
to change the government to a.rpub
Uc. .
King. Manuel has made a good im
pression on the people and it is be
lieved that his reign wilt' be well received.
Washington, Feb. 3- The Ship sub
sidy bill is before the Senate for dla-
friends aitd will probably be defeat
ed.
Adrian, Mich, Feb 3. A head on
collision on the Wabash railroad be
tween two freight and passenger
trains, resulted" in the death of four
persons and 'the serious injury of at
least 16. The conductor of the freight
was killed. -
; Matteawan, N. Y.,. Feb. 3,Harry K.
Thaw Is now an Inmate of the asylum
for the criminal insane. Steps are
being taken to hay e htm released. He
says that he was Insane when he klll-
White.. Be Is nervous and fretful
and refuses to be comforted
-Washinfton, p, C,,; Feb. 3. The In
vestigation of the publlo. printers of-
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Jce snows no eviaence oi gran or cor
iiptioo in Its management
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icired to furnish $1,000 Justified bond ) "UBalon. The measure has but few
for: appearance- at court from day . to i
day until the case can be tried. .
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"VOICE OF THE PEOPLE' '
Hteh -School Abolishment t!
- Aa- we - understand , It - the reaso&s
giyea for that rather remarkable res
olution to abolish the ninth and; tenth
grades,-: introduced in the meeting of
the, Bottrd of . Trustees of the. City
3hoLon Friday are, .first crpwded
eondlUon of the school; 'second that
many of the subjects' taught In tbe
school, especially the high school, are
of no ut anyway,. As to h crvwded
eatable one. but the.waK to remedy
It certainly Is not by cutting dowjn and
out the school ;faciliUe that , we al
ready havei 8uch a policy, should not
be tolerated one minute, and the' move
to do such a thing. coming- ffom those
w wow ii BuvruBiew...uia wucauos
of th community la to y 'the least
of It shocking. ' Of coursf more build-
loss are needed and needed at, once.
in .eichteen' vears onlr, ten thousand
dollars is 'all that has been spent . on
school building In ew 'Beni for
whites and that building contains Just
four rocms, , To say the least, yua U
not eyen" keeping ,u with, Immediate
needs, li say nothing, oi the oeir fu
ture, if mere utility be tb statu
bf. which' srsmmar 'and hlch. school
courses of atud'are.U), b m4 up,'
lb, we submit that reading as na as
thr 6th grade,' arithmetic .'as, tor" ai
the lh grade and writing as far as th
Jrd grade, as sow taught ia our ftltyl
schools, is sumcienu -r miirucupn in
language, according to this theory, Is
entirely ' useless for rn bo and
Ctrl, eight year old cn make Ihem
.t t ndrstand aomehow, ,
Vihal's the us of bothering botft
wcoKraiby If you wish to go snywsere
ihe .transit r-"on'TnI knowi
i.vre It 1a, or,1 ss for knowing Jtbout
(lie jinxliiclj of a plarA, !it' the
Bta Cif that, eiyflrei:i hat
ih-it ru!Iy now l,i,t l Uifl M f
k'lunlnx what th snctmit I'onin
Oil aiid hr b'tljr ulimit Kii'snd's
li'n'i ry fit bninlrr-l Jnr S1 And
tlmtj t nt rai'My w 1 tifr. It wtir
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Last Tear's Sales of .Hjomet, The
f Gaarssleed' Care : For Catarrh
-;;". srgef than Ever . -; .
Jhe merlui of Hyoni'el, (the treat;
medt thatoures catkrrh without 'stom
ach dosing) Its popolarlty and gtowth
are, unique la the annal of medicine,
fallowing the uie " j of Jthl treatment
80 pronouncetTi the relief and cure
that It has teen publicly recoromand-
clan In nearly' every Btatv and town
lu, th country, with th result thst
last, year's talo were larger than
1 n.w. . ' . .. . . r .. , .
vr,..-' . - . ; i s; .- , - , v -'fTne'tact'thai
ffyoniet U '-"simple
and eompIiiU,' ltd. that1 'if cures by
brearhlng medicated air and not tak
ing drug Into he stomach, no doubt,
has helped to create this'wjdt-spnnd
end rapidly Increasing array. -of
The way lu which It has been sold
by F. sr Duffy. hA undoubtrdty tSM
treatfy1 Its In trod action la New Hera
He I such a firm believer In (he tow
er of Hynmel to cure all catarrhal inn
Am, thnt bt urgs t,Ml)e Id ue It
ult the unrirrotsmllng (hit the rtut
1't Tm rcfundfd to anyone bo Is col
t.c-K-iitirl-by the treatment.'' Ton (In
ml rUK a rnnt In Ifitlnj bllti
. , .i, ,.f l:i.i..tl. fir P.' S, .Duffy
u,, , C i!,ik of It giving all1
fir'liiti, r.J mvn yon to bo th Jud'
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t!ry,the very. best flour that can
libs opfained. Dur tiour is be
ginning ta-b7'T0WN TALK '
Insist : on getting "TOWN
TALK'' when you buy flour
Best ' for Bread, Cake, and
Pastry Cooking.
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GOOD NEWS
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BEM0V.lL SALE TO BE CONTINUED
si72kk.'0';mrira:i-
We have decided 1 1 continue our sale on all winter
clothing Dry Goods, shoes etc. continued m ourboih
stores. !t is absolutely necessary that we carrv nc
goods from our stores into our new quarters and a
gsin have slashed prices beyond belief. Ther,? yet
remains a mountain of merchandise to b slaughter
ed. We wihh to thank the people cf New Bern and
vicinny fcr their generous resporite to our advertise
ments. Wlule the oppo't unity knocks at your do?.
evc i b-'ore hassuch unmerceful prices been quo.ed
in New j';n f n clotning Dry goods shoes etc, as
are now t eing uffered during the continuation! of
our remarkable Removal Sa e, all eyes are turned on
Baxters stores, all tongues are telling of the marvel
lously fine Bargains offered at this sale. We are bound
not to carry any left overstock into our new quarters.
TWO
STORES
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BAXTER
TWO
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W ATCH FOR YELLOW SIGNS.
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Attehtion; ' Gentlemen !
Owing to It being between the two seasons, we offer our services
to the public a,long,lbese line for the next tO days, wt will alter suits
nd (overcoats fo lit end retalq their orlgiaal appearance. We have
dad 20 years ractfcar experience on fine Work and Ok-m things do not
fret about, tint TAKE THEM TO BAtYIEaWf your coat is too high
or too-low In the neck,1 If ""your aleeve ar too long or too short. It
your Pants arr no large or too small, r If they want a new seat
HtXTt Ttltt TO SAWIEB-andw a small margin w gusrantee
that yOti shall be made glad. ' Thaaklng you for past favors. Respect
fully yours, " - " . '' ,
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M !o Cott a arvl AO CV-p G jjuie lot Cwttno.
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