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VOL. XVI--NO 48. NEW BEKNE, N. C., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNK 2, 1898. ESTABLISH CI) 11182 . . . . - . - . ; 1 : j 'rfv v4 COMMON SEHSE SHOE Captures the Spanish Troop Ship Alfonso Thirteenth. Wlieti you are lookintr for Durability, Else and Com fort, as well as Beafi'ty and S jlo in a SHOE, Is Our Fine Quality of Viei Kid, Tan and Willow Calf, with Flexible Soles, aud Either Kid or Fancy Gloth Tops, made on the New Trilby Toe Last, or our FINE TAN AN D 1IUSSET SHOES for Ladies and Children, that we are Selling at SUCH AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES. 1 O.ily a Few of the T)0LLU WAISTS LEFT, these wo are Solliug li.ipidly for 5Jc. Aud our Choice Patterns in COLORED ORGAN DIES for 18o, 20 and 30c. Tnen a BEAUTIFUL WHITE SILK (INDIA) ..RUFFLED PARASOL with Natural Crook Handle for $1 50, or a better quality in black for 9 1.75. If yon are looking for a BLACK SUN UMBRELLA, w promise you a Real Bargiin in Silk with Steel Rod P.irnjron Frame, for Only tl.00. OUR WHITE KID, Olasp Fastening Cannot be B.atuti for $1 CO. - And an tho Season for FRUITS Approaches, Re member That Yon Can Always Find a Full Supply of Hason s Self-Sealing Fruit Jars 2 t 3 J. IX HALF GALLON, QUART AND PINT SIZES. Also JELLY GLASSES ard EXTRA RUBBERS. We have iilno Just Rt-caived an Invoico of -WATER M01YES, Made From Wood Fibre, Which aro nlmnst indestructible and will preserve the Ice longer than any other Cooler on the market, be- nides being a ero.H deal Clieaper in Price. Take a Look at Them. Call and GENERAL LINES ....OF MERCHANDISE. May of '08 has passed and gone, leaving this store with another ousy montn to its rec ord. Busy and whyP The natural result effort, hard and persistent work, work to keep the store's general lines ot merchandise in motion. Generous quantities ol stuff daily passing out, then something as good and often oi better value coming m to taKe its piace Securing various items at prices less than val ue and turning them to our trade in like man ner, has aided in making business. RIIB ban capital from the clouds. Mr. Eddy, who lives in Bayonne, N, J., said yester day that he had provided Lieutenant Wise, of the Ninth United States Infan try, with nn outfit of his patent kites, with camera attachments, which are to be taken to Cuba with the army of inva sion and flown over Havana for the pur pose of getting bird's-eye views of the interior of all the fortifications, both on the coast and on the 1 nd side, where much work has recently been done in the way of strengthening the old throwing up new batteries. THE STATE CAPITAL. SANTIAGO BATTLE. Blew Psaimaaier at Kalelcti. Was SJsl Killed At ('ienracsos. Tonaacc tax rsuailiatlouKl. Labor Com. nlaaloaer'a Report, JOUKNAI, BlIRKAtr, ) Rai.eioii, N. C. June 1. ( Today Kuleigh has a new postmaster. C. T. Bailey litis morning look charge, j and Mr. C. M. Busbec retired. Yesterday the clerks in the olllce presented the re works and tiring postmaster with a handsome desk and chair. Mr. Busbee lias given general I If llns plan proves feasible, of winch satisfaction, and the public look to Mr. Mr. Eddy entertains littlu doubt, lie ex-1 Bailey to do likewise. pects that trial will be made of a new About $100 has been subscribed to- device, by which large masses of dyna. wards a monument, to be erected in mite may be carried up by a series of Beaufort in memory of the young sailor kites, and then, by means of a simple who it was said lost his life cutting the releasing apparatus, caused o fall with- cable during the fight at Cienfuegos. It in the enemy's lines. A series of kites for now turns out that he is not dead. He this purpose has been designed, the main was engaged to a Carteret county girl, kite being twenty feet wide, with a and she has heard from him. The letter carrying capacity of seventy pounds of was written on May 24th. lie is o Nice Lot of CAKES AND CRACKERS, Consisting of dynamite, sufficient, if dropped at the proper moment, to demolish the most powerful battery. If the preliminary tests with the camera prove successful Mr, Eddy ex pects to be invited to nccompany the army to Cuba and superintend the aerial bombardment of Hayana, No Full Accounts Yet of fas Done There. ON THE DIAMOND. I Kesnlla or lb National .rairiie Bnae- Rnll.lilnniea Plnyed Yeaierdny. Special to Journal. Philadelphia, June 1 Philadelphia 4 Louisville 1. Boston, June 1 Chicago 7, Boston 8. Washington, Juue 1 Washington 8, ISt. Louis, 8. 8 -cond Game Washing ton 0, St. Louis 4. Brooklyn, June 1 Brooklyn 4, Cm cinuati 3. New York, June V New York 2, Clevchml 0. Pittsburg, June 1 Pittsburg 1, Balti more 4. Fight Between the Texas and Span ish Cruiser. The Usual Result. Plan to Attack Havana From the Clouds. Troops Mov ing to the South. CIilMtvii'N Iw Shot. Infant' Choeolnle and Plrk. one trap Sandals, slat S to t), pries 6Uo. Children's, sizes f J to U. loo. MiswM,lBrtlltnl 8.V. jllnws IVh ft U Patent Tip Oxfords, !. ll to . price 100. Children'"! IIoMlorj. r Swe that knit ", grand vidua In Chll ilon Illtiik II.-, double knees and douh hKl, sins 0 to 71, Uc. Slac 8 in 9, 1 Jo. lnfaul'a Mack Socks, lis- 4 in 5, lc. , Children's Blank Uib Date Uofo, tie ' ,nl Hfto. Children's Tan Mo, with double knee and double heels, 1 Do and I2)c. Infunl's Fine Ousa Tan lloac, 15c fi mil oh CullitrM. A bile shipment of Ladir (Vllars, Hi.iil ir t)b-i al 10c, IjiiiIicw Neckwear. Kigurrd India Bilk Rlrlna Tips, 10c. Kly lto, In Mack ant fanry silk, only Ilk'. "1 IS Neparnt HklrlN. Th last of line of Black Brocaded Silk 8k I lis, no mora at this prlca to tie had of such grade, A Splendid offering, price .1.0. Comet. Warner's W modcta, In abort, medium and long waist 1.00 and $I.W. n0(Joril, 7Joandl.00. ' ' Vigilant, a popular corset, 60c, Flower Olrl, a usual halt dollar eomt, our eoial offiilng, 83c. XJiabrellan. Have done a splaodid business In La dies and limit's Umbrellas, and bo won der you "can't match them at the price." Our Henry Twill Gloria Bilk, quality of covering trlla lb story, with Congo loop and Arabian vine handlca, 28 lock, 11.00; 2S Inch, I.I9, Kmplra Jap., full assortment, 5e, T, 10c, IV, to, I ki, I'M and 40o. HlKkbrc Fcrla Bt'lter. Special to Journal. WasiiisotoS, June 1 Captain Mgsbie captured the Spanish troop ship Alfouso XIII offaGapeMaysi,at the eastern end of the Island of Cuba. The news was brought to Key AVest by a vessel from Commodore Watson's fleet which is blockading Havana. The Alfonso XIII was In the Windward Pass igo when Captain Sigsbee with the auxiliary cruiser St. Paul bore down upon the Spanish vessel. Thirteen shots wore fired into the troop ship bclnre she surrendered. This vessel was the one which early in the war was sought by the American fleet, but ran in Cienfuegos aud lnnded the troops and munitions Reluming to Spain again, the Captain received an ovation and was the hero of the hour for running the blockade. Aaolliar nncceaa. The report comes from London that an engagement occurred between the American battleship Texas and the Spanish cruiser Rvina Mercedes. It is re ported that the Texas sank tho Spanish vessel. KaBllac. There Is confirmation of tho ftglit be twee i Schley's fleet and the for! at 8ui tiauo de Ouba That the forU suffered greatly Is not doubted and tho Spanish loss heavy, but it Is repotted that the Auxiliary Cruiser St. Paul and the bat tleship Iowa were damaged by the shells from the Spanish batteries. Commodore Schley's full fleet reap peared oft Santiago harbor this morning and lha renewal of the bombardment is probable. Captain Sampson's flagship the cruiser New York passed Port Koyal, Jamaica, headed north east at ooo o'clock this af ternoon. The course would carry the Naw York to Santiago. The rest of the flevt was reported In the neighbor hood. laaes'a Orara. Captain Ueneral Ulanco announce that lie will shoot all American newspa per correspondents who are captured hereafter. Sixteen trains loaded with troop from Chlckamauga arc paulng ihrongh At lanta, bound South for Tampa. ; Foreign ol l irvars, rrpreaenUUvee of their fuveromenla are leaving Washing Ion for the front wbloh It an Indication of an Immediate movement on Cuba. Ueneral Bhaftefe troupe will occupy Ave days In reaching Santiago de Cuba and that period will be fraught with considerable anilely to the gnernnr.ea ulhoritlee and Commodore Schley b been urged to keep every nerve at straining point to prevent the exit of the Rpanlsh men of war. The next move 1 expected to b an In I vaaloo of Porto It loo la co-oprrailon with Iquadroa uodor Admiral Sampson. Tula will also be done promptly. ChU-f Englueer M.aocsl of Ilia United Stair Navy I found guilty by court martial and srolcnoed to three year !- pension from service. rMU IVm. hare Nlw Yokk, Kay 81. Il 1 pmp-M-l u attack Havana But onlv fiem the era and I tnd, but a I xi from lb kl. J William A, F. I dy, of eamara kit fame, j lixa plan Ui drop iltn.inUa on th ( u- Norwegian by birth, and his name is Robert Voltz. Governor Kussell has received a tele gram from Capt: J. Vf. Lee of Washing ton. D. C. who is recruiting officer for colored immuncs from North Carolina and Virginia, asking if these colored immunes can be mobilized in Raleigh The adjutant general was asked to an swer the telegram. He replied that the Governor did not want the negro troops here, where the white soldiers here, for fear of a race conflict, and that besides all the available camp equipments were in use fer the 2nd lteglmeut. It was suggested that these immunes be mobil ized at Fort Macon where the colored troops have been sent to be mustered into the U. S. service. Yesterday the 2nd Regiment had no drc99 parade, but instead had a skirmish drill. Tho pay roll was made out today, and it is earnestly hoped that the pay will come more promptly than the clothing has done, It is declared if the work is done prop erly there will be no trouble in raising one and possibly two regiments of col orcd immunes. The constitutionality of the tonnage ta is settled to the great delight of the Agricultural Department. The total re ceipts from the sale of fertilizer tax tags at25cts. per ton, for the six months endiuir May 81, were V3,3li2. 1 fl. This indicates that the sales were over 2,000, 000 tons, The Interstate telephone company. L. A. Carr of Durham, president will begin business here by the end of Juue. The Bell Tclcphene company will thus completion. It is stated that the 2nd Regiment will bo equipped before il is moved from here. That will bo good news, for it is dlscourging to have the troops moved from hero with no better equipments than the 1st Regiment had The State Labor Commissioner will In bis report this year give the lirst statis tics as to the turpentine Industry In the Weekly Crop Bulletin, Slate and also tho whiskey Industry. It R.u.KUin, June 1. The weekly crop will treat also of the export trade In bulletin for tlm week ending Mnnilir. eiL's, butter and poultry. The manufac- May 80th, 1WW, is as follows: ture of tobacco will be Dandled. Excepting the 20lh and 27th, which young cormorants are at the were a Utile cool, l ie weather dm nir museum, niey are icci on nsn. a uam the past week was warm, with alternate eagle next to the cage with the rormo sunshine and showers, very beneficial, rants Is fed on English sparrows. Esgle CRKAM LUNvJII IIISCUIT in 1 Lb. Cartoons. GRAHAM WAFKR3 " 1 " SALTED WAFERS ' 1 " STANDARD 'SODA UlSCUir in 1 Lb. Cartoons. CUBAN HOT SHOT in 1 Lb. Cartoons. Pretzels, Fancy Cakes, Assorted Kinds, Nic-Nacs, Ginger Snaps and various other kinds, all Nice and Fresh. BIG HAMS TO CUT, Small P.renkfast Strips, En glish Cured Shoulders, California Hums and Fulton Market Corned Reef. Fresh Elgin Batter. Fresh lloasted Coffee, Fancy Green, Black uud Mixe Tea. Canned Goods in endless variety. PRICES AS LOW AS ANYWHERE. GIVE US A CALL. IDaniel Si Mil Wholesale V Retail Groeers, 71 Broad St., NEW X. V. VJULO.JLOJJLSULOJL Where They Piny To.ilay. Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York. Cleveland at Boston. Louisville at Washington. Baltimore at SI. Louis. Pittsburg al Philadelphia. For Flavoring USE OUR- . Extract of IS) Vanilla. It is the Best, not because we Sell J it, but we Sell it, because $ it is the Best. $ Davis' Pharmacy. I L Phone 50. Cor. Broad & Middle Sts. f How Hie inba Miami. L. 8 1.1 1:1 m . 15 18 ID 17 ID 20 24 W. Cincinnati, 27 Cleveland 24 Boston 24 Baltimore.: 18 New York, 20 Pittsburg 19 Chicago 17 Philadelphia 15 Brooklyn Ill tHiisvillc, li Washington 11 St. Louis 10 P. Ct. .788 .050 .050 .581 .573 .514 .472 .409 .400 .310 .1111 .280 COLA HEADACHE POWDERS REST THAT TIRED BRAIN AND ARREST HEADACHE & NEU RALGIA. PRICE TEN CENTS. Bradham'9 Reliable Drug; Store. A Popular Contectionery Store lathe ouc that knows how to ca'-r to tin! tii-tcs of the public at all seasons ot the ye:tr, and make patrons feci a' liber ty to drop ill at any time to see what there is New and Fresh upon its coun ters and shelves That is what we try to do, and when ladies arc out shopping icy sbouldu t forgot to drop in and get box of our Choice Confections put up for them. We have the finest iu New Berne, Corner Pollock and Middle Streets. Don't forget the place. . .1. MrNorley A o. and causing an Improvement in the ap lcarance of all crops. Only a few points did not receive sufficient moisture, while In many counties cultivation has been hindered by excostive rains, permitting weeds and grass to make too much head way. fiome farmers have plowed corn the sceond and third time. Chopping cotton to a stand Is progroiilug rapidly. Transplanting tobacco Is practically completed; the stand Is excellent. Cut ting oats has commenced. There is an Increasing diversity In crop condition but the outlook 1 becoming mare favor able. r-aslern District. A warm, sunny week, with frequent showers, proved to be very beneficial to all growing crop. Southern counties suffering from drought last week have received sufllc- Icnt rainfall; In northern counties, es pecially Edgecombe, Gates, Nash, alio portions of Craven, Carteret and Wayne, too much rain washed lands consider ably and stopped farm work. In these counties grass and weeds are endanger ing crops. Some local ball storm canned minor damage. Corn has been worked and la read to work again; both corn and cotton, though small, are looking vary well. Tobacco Is growing nicely, Irish potatoes are being dug and shipped, A great many sweet potato slips were aet oul this week. Cutting oats has be gan, with very fair prospect. Tb and cormorants sre alwas ready to eat T iiSf P0VDER Absolutely Pur War Talk. "Kissing Is dangerous," quoth he, She archly asked: "How soon, With due precaution, might one he Regarded a Immune?" War News From Sampson Or Dewcr will not be of more Interest to those thinking of getting a New Suit of Summer Clothing limn the announce ment that we make you one that I guar anteed in Ktyle, tit, Mmsb aud l-.lc- gance, from the most exclusive fabrics, al price that are extremely attractive, F. 91. Clinilwlfk, Middle street, NEWIlF.ItNE, N. C, AT HILLS In addition to the Pop Mfg. Co,' regular line nf Chalnlraa and Chain Colombian, Hartford and Vedette lllcvcl, I have added a new wheel, . . . Apple-tree Borer (Chrysobotbrl femora-1 Hill'c nPClfll U, Kab) I damaging apple tree lo om I xlenl In the at, rnu MAM ITS. Yesterday's market quotation furnish ed by W. A. Porterfleld Jt Co. ComtnlatlM Broker. Naw York, Jan 1 bTOCKfs, Open. High. Low, Ctoe Sugar. 140, 14'l 3 140 People Oa..., 10:1) 104 1 103 10 C. 11. ft Q, I0l lOSt I04 10.11 COTTON. 0wfl, lllfh. Low. Close Angiial .4 t.4 4a 6.4 CIIICAUO MARKETS. WJkaT- Open. High. Low. CUm July h m ID W Onnn July Ml tlj U inbld rnUno FWIi TJ.filO hale. which are made for me by the Hartford Cycle Co., and which are up-to-date In every reaped, which I will sell , For $3o.oo I will have a full line of CIIEAP NEW WIIEKIloafaW day, prices ranging from lo iu, Complete Lin or 8UNDRIK4 Tire, fWlls, Lamp, eVe., al Lowest Cash I'riiwa, Head for prlo list. Bold for CAHII only. I hava arcurvd the agency ol tli COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO! PA NT S GOODS And bar a (lock of same on band, eon- Istlng of Oraphophone, Records and Huppile Generally. - OltAPHOPIIONE? HOLD ON IN STALLMENT. xvn. t. in Li 61 R.I. Front St., New Kerns, N. 0. K4r arj&?v ar,-v'xfr. sarA it i iillLBook Store I I author of tjuo Vadl.' s NEW llOOKN. "Can a Man Live Forever." "Though Your Sin be a Bcarlet." "Uanla," by Henryk Blcnklewlcb, Call for June number of Ladies Home Journal. The Hat Trick - is a Clever One. We arc Selling Hats Cheaper than they have ever been Hold lh.-f.ire. Our Hats are all new and our Styles are the Ijitest. We are not only selling Hats Cheap, but everything else is Marked Hown to the Lowest, and you can get bargains by calling nu us. Our Line of HUMMER K1I1RTS is very large and the Styles are all l'p-to-Date. We have prices and qualities to suit every one. We will have in a few days the Nicest and Cheapest Line of LOW QU ARTER SHOES In the city and we can save you money, if you call on us Ik-fore buying elsewhere. Baker & Dunn. POLLOCK STREET. II ill ...HARDWARE... J a. N. Ennett. J Masury's Paints. inrwwwJa-jrM HOTEL ALBERT. Room With or Without Board. FIRST CLASS TRANSIENT BOARD, $1.00 TO $1.50 A DAY, ACCORDING TO LOCATION. MRS. J. A. THOMAS, WWW. Ariel Blcyles. en Mils Sired, Few Bens, H.C. -
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