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YOL. XVI-NO. 63.
NEW BERNE, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1898.
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What Do You Feed
Your Dogs On?
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Sampson's Guns Have
Reduced the Forts
at Santiago.
Spain wonders! The steady nerve and endurance in
. emergency, such as onr Nary has shown, comes from
having been fed on Pure and High Grade Food Sup
plies. If you want Perfect Health in. Your Family,
Buy Your . . . . . .
CJISOl EIErrcS. Flour, banned Foods,
Tens, Coilee, Butter- and Cheese.
Where you know yon are getting' the BEST TO BE '
SKCURED in QUALITY.
We have also just received a Beautiful Line of TIN
TOILET SETS in 3 pieces which we are selling lit the
Very Low Price of NINETY CENTS.
sjn our Jobbing Department we are Selling Agents
for Lorillard and Gail & Ax Snuffs, American Sugar
Itofining Co., Mexican and Old Virginia Cheroot, Duke
Cigarettes, Battle Axe and It. J. R. Tobacco, Fairbanks
Gold Dust and the Celebrated Clairctte Soap, besides
: numerous other lines, all of which are SOLD AT
FACTORY P1IICES.
IN OUR LINE OF SHOES,
You will find the Celebrated Makes of Thos. G. Plant & Co.,
Zeizlcr Bros, and Clement & Ball. They all 3tand at the Top
in Quality and are Eight in Price.
A new line of Linen Collars and Cuffs just in, also Novel
ties in Neck Ties in Madras Uloth, Satin or Pique.
Then our AVhito Kid Gloves and White Belts are moving
quickly.
Our While Goods Department still has many attractions in
""Lawn, 1'ique, Dimities, .Embroideries and Beauties, in Finishing
I raids. , .
Don't Fail to ask to see the 32-ineh Dress Linen at 25c yd.
Another Line of Cotton Bedford Cords expected in a day
or two.
Don't Turn your Money Loose Until You
Have Evamined the Immense Stock to be
Found at " .
WITH ECONOMY
Goes Worth, Wear and Style.
The MILLINERY CORNER This Week has
gmeiliin; out of (ho Ordinary to talk about.
Fo Dozen New Flowers Just Opened, large hunches
and the flowers we have been selling for 48c all sea
son, on sale tliLt week at 25c bunch,
10c, 12 l-2c and even 15c Lawn and Organdies, .
on account of large stock, reduced to 9c yard.
24 Boys All Wool Suits, checks and plaids, been
selling at $3.00, all sizes from 5 to J 5 years, this
week at a guing price, $2.20.
Fans in Profusion, beauties and great wind makers
from 2c up to $1.48 each. , "
It PAYS to KI Y nt the BUSY STOKE
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OFFICIAL
REPORT.
THB STATE CAPITAL.
af Csars Ordered, miliary Appli
cations neat tu Wa.blns-toa.
Journal Bureau,
That American Troops
Are MarcMnoL oh the City.
spies who have made Canada headquar
ters for their work and were arrested yes
terday, have been ordered to leave Canada ' Arrested For bVIKuc In ramp
on directions from Ottawa. They were
released yesterday on bail which was
promptly furnished for them and will be
allowed to leave the country. V
This Is Official.
At 7:15 this evening the Navy Depart
ment received a dispatch from Admiral
Sampson that between 7:30 and 10 o'clock
yesterday the guns of his fleet bombarded
the fortifications at Santiago and that
they were completely silenced.
Admiral Sampson's report says that
in the attack upon the forts none of his
vessels were injured.
Fighting Again.
A dispatch late this afternoon from
Cape Haytien says that word came from
Santiago that heavy firing 'was heard
again this morning. It is supposed that
Admiral Sampson is shelling points along
the coast to drive back Spanish troops.
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn has
chartered ten more vessels for transport
ing twenty thousand troops, the last
detachments decided upon to be sent to
Cuba and the Philippines.
Wants Hawaii.
President McKinley said to a promin
ent Senator today: "I want Congress to
stay here until snow flics if necessary to
secure the annexation of Hawaii."
A number ol boston business men
have recommended the appointment of
the son of the lute Oiipt. Gridley of the
flagship Olympia, who died on his way
home from Manila, to a cadctship at
Annapolis and the President will appoint
him to a cadetship at large.
REINFORCEMENTS GOING
Twenty Thousand Men Leave To
Niirht. The Nichteroy is nt
Norfolk. Monterey Sails for
Manila. Filibusters Will
Do Free nt Last.
opp. r. o. BAftFOOT'S opp.i'.o
vononiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiinono
JUST RECEIVED a Fresh Lot ot
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FOX RIVER BUTTER 25c. Lb. S
Fresh Lot of Jacob C. Shafer & CV. SMALL HO
HAM?, 11 Cenu a l'pnnJ.
' Jacob O. Sharer 4 IV. BREAKFAST STRIPS,' it
OnU ft Pound. .
GOOD COOKINO BUTTER, SO Cents Pound.
If you want anything in GROCERIES go to PAR.
KKU'8 ami jon will always OuJtlio.H Fresh and Up-.
to-SUmlar.1. Prions Guaranteed as Low as the Lowest.,
Itespcctfully,
Wholeateid
Retail Qrocer.
J. R. PARKER, JR.,
Thono CO. 77 Broad Gtrcct.
Del I ins PoRsrsKlon.
Special to Journal.
Washington, June 7. A dispatch from
Cape Haytien confirms early reports of an
American victory at Santiago.
It says that the entrance to Santiago
harbor and the neighboring coast is in
complete possession of the American
forces.
The first reports also stated that the
fleet had sunk the Spanish warship Keina
Mercedes iu addition to destroying Morro
and the other forts at the entrance, and
that the Spaniards admitted having suf
fered heavy losses, and that an American
land force had met the Spanish Infantry
and had defeated them and were advanc
ing on Santiago.
Motrins; In Form
It is declared by members of the Cab
inet that twenty-five thousand troops
will sail from Tampa tonight. They will
be carried by the transports to Santiago
to join the forces there for the capture of
the place.
New camps for volunteers are to be
established at Savannah and Fcrnandina
in addition to those already established
at gulf ports.
The First South Carolina Regiment ar
rived at Chattanooga today.
The entire number under the first call
of volunteers is reported filled as prom
isod.
The dynamite cruiser Buffalo has ar
rived from Kio Janeiro at Norfolk, Va.
Tho Buffalo wai bought from Brazil and
was then named the Nichteroy. Site ac
companied the Oregon part way on the
northward trip in eimpany with the
gunboat Marietta. The vessel will be
tilted out with nor armament at the left
with only a temporary equipment which
wai put in position after the vessel went
to tea from Bio. ,
Will Worry Tkrn.
The auxiliary cruiser Tala it coaling
to her greatest capacity at Newport
Newt and will take on forty three bun
dred tons of coal. Tba vessel will then
leave for a cruise along the shores ot
Spain.
Imperative Instructions are issued to
the naval Commander to cut any last
remaining cablet to Cuba.
r Baansrl Dowry.
The monitor Monterey under convoy
of tbe Bratut Anally tailed from San
Francisco this afternoon for Manila. The
double turreted monitor now at Mare
Island, C&l., it under orders to leave
within ten dayt to reinforce Admiral
Dewey, Convoys carryiog coal are neces
sary to accompany Hit monitors ta thej
cannot make the run from Honolulu
without replenishing their bunkuis.
The rilikawtsrs.
In the United States court at Now
York, the charges hava been dismissed
against Captain CBrlon, Dr. Castillo,
j Uolunel Nunet and sight olhor alleged
filibuster. Tht men wera all arretted
j montht ago before Ui war finally broke
out between Brain aod tht United State.
Carranita and Dubooc, th Spanish
Auolher Account.
PoitT-AU-PitiNCE, Hayti, June 6. It
reported here that the American
quadron forced an entrance into San
tiago de Cuba harbor today, that the
Cristobal Colon and another Spanish
vessel were sunk and that one of the
American vessels, whose name is un
known, was blown up. -
The Americans landed a number of
troops east of Santiago, at P'unta Gorda.
They are believed to have made a junc
tion with the insurgents nearby, who,
with the fleet, continued to storm the
batteries and earthworks surrounding
Santiago.
Advices published in Le Matin today
tate that great a demonstration in honor
of Cervcra and the fleet were held in San
tiago May 22. Thero were illuminations
and patriotic songs in the streets and a
banquet to the Admiral and bit olllcers
at tho Casino.
Corvera found about 4,000 tons of coal
n Santiago. He will need for his fleet
i fi0 tons. Provisions are scarce and the
insurgents have cut off communications
with the interior.
Raleigh, N. C, June 7. (
The city school board met yesterday
afternoon, and as predicted elected
Prof E P Moses as Superintendent of the
city schools.
Two men have been trie! for selling
liquor out at the camp of the Second
Regiment and in default of $200 bail has
been sent to jail.
On Sunday night Virginia troops
passed through here on their way to
Jacksonville.
All the troops will soon be vacci
nated.
There is more discipline at the camp
than has been, and the boys are kept
more in camp.
The Governor has ordered the follow
ing special terms of court. Sampson
county, trial of civil cases only, June
37. Judge Adams presiding; Pasquotank
county July 11, Judge Timberlake pre
siding for civil cases. Ashe county for
criminal cases, June 20, Judge Coble to
preside.
The directors of the Caralergh, Phos
phate Mills met here yesterday, and de.
clared a 6 per cent dividend.
J. C. L. Hanis upon his return from
Washington brought much important
military news, among the items was the
fact that ex-Judge Spier Whitaker would
be appointed Brigadier General. Judge
Whitaker has already been tendered the
Lieutenant Colonel of the immuncs, but
he promptly declined. Mr. Harris says
the colored battalion would be formed
into a regiment of ten companies.
All applications for military appoint
ments are being sent to Washington and
not to the Governor. It is said that Gov
ernor Itussell will in future do nothing
towards raising troops.
Tho Army PoBt Committee say they
have about raised the $15,000 necessary
to secure the post to Raleigh
There have been ho companies organ
ized as yet to take the place of the State
guard companies which has volunteered.
Shoes for the second regiment will
reach here tomorrow is said. There can
but be tho harshest criticism for the neg
ligence of the government in cquiping
the North Carolina troops. They have
as yet had no pay.
At Jacksonville Julian 8. Carr of Dur
ham paid the First Regiment for thcii
up to date. He will be refunded by the
government.
Terms jQ 0
to OC
BIG HAMS TO CUT,
E Skin and Fat Trimmed Of,
OtfL.Y 12 CENTS PER POlTNl.
TRY THEM.
THEY ARE NICE.
Ilnvo Troops Arrived?
Moi.k St. Nicholas, Hayti, June 8
News of tbe successful landing last Sat
urday of 5,000 American troops a few
miles west of Santiago de Cuba was
brought here by the auxiliary cruiser St
Louis, which arrived today.
Thero are three regiments of Infantry,
three batteries of artillery, several heavy
siege guns and a number of engineers In
the force that was landed.
All that can be said with any definite
ness regarding the movement ef troops
Is that about 5,000 regulars, who were to
take part In the Santiago expedition,
left Mobile last Friday. They were to
go to Key West, where they were to be
joined by the main body of the expedi
tion from Tampa. It was then believed
that the troops from Tampa would get
away a day or two later, but tome hitch
occurred, which hat delayed the Tampa
contingent, and the troopt from Mobile
still waiting at Key West,
r inhllnat at Manila.
IIono IConc, (via Paris), June 0. Dis
patches from Manila, dated June 1 and
3, report heavy fighting, the rebels dri
ving back ths garrison with heavy losses.
General Agulnaldo't cousin was thot,
be refused to Bent. Foreigner are re
moving to the shlpt In the bay.
ON THS DIAMOND.
Another Mag-nlllceut tun.
Special to Journal.
Kai.kkhi, Juno 7 Mr. ashlngton
Duke, of Durham, today made the splen
did gift of one hundred thousand dollars
to Trinity College.
This is in additional to Mr. Duke's
previous money gifts,
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POWDER
Absolutely Pur
Nice Sugar Cured Shoulders only 8c.
Fulton Market Corned Beef.
Plain Cucumber Pickles, nice large ones.
Plenty of Good Things to Eat at Proper Prices.
OIVE US A CALL.
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Grocers,
'Phone 91.
71 Broad St.
15 BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED
At the Knitting Mill?. Apply at
ONCE to
P. II. FEIiliETIEB.
City Lot For Hale.
FOR SALE The city lot bounded by
New, Eiist Front ntid Short Streets, thr
property of the late Mrs. M. E. Manly.
For Particulars, inquire of
MATT MANLY.
T.J.TURNER
- SUM. LEADS IN-
IOW PRICES !
We have just received another Fine
Stock of FUKN1TURE consisting of Hed
Itoom Suits, Parlor Suits, Chiffoniers,
Ward Robes and Hull Stands at Lowest
Prices ever known.
TO TUB LADIES !
Give your orders to T. J. TURNER
with your Small Picture of yourself or
anyone of your family and he will fur
nish you a fine
16x20 Crayon Picture for $1 98
16x20 Fine Pastel Only 2 98
16x20 Sephia, latest style 2 98
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
You can see n lino sample of this work
at iny store. This fine work is done by
the Owens Portrait Co., of Chicago.
T. J. Turner is the cheapest place to
buy your nice Toilet Sets, Mosquito Can
opy and Fancy Willow Rockers. A call
at our new store, 75 Middle Street, Will
not only prove to he pleasant but benefi
cial.
T. J. TURNEU FURNITURE CO
! Middle Street, New Borne. N. O.
For
Flavoring
USE OUR
Extract of
Vanilla.
It is the Rest, not becaus3 we Sell
it, but we Sell it, because
it is tho Refit.
Davis'
Pharmacy.
Plume 50. Cor. Uroad & Middle Sta
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THE MAKEETS.
Peoples Oat.
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Special to Journal.
New Yark. June 7-Ncw York 0, Chi
cngo 8.
Brooklyn, June 7 Brooklyn 8, Cleve
land 0.
Washington, June 7-TWathlngton S,
Pittsburg 8.
Boston, June 7 Boston S, Cincin
natl S.
Baltimore, June 7 Baltimore U,
Louisville t.
Philadelphia, June 7 Philadelphia 1,
St. Louit 0.
What Thsy riaj Ta-aajr.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Bt. LoOia at Philadelphia.
PltUburg at Washington.
Haw lbs tins Nlaaa.
Yesterday's mnrknt quotations furnish
ed by;W. A. Portcrficld & Co. Commission
Broker.
New YoBK, June 7.
STO ;ks.
Own. High. Low. Close
. 10.1 lu:!J K2( K'S
B.&Q. 10.1J 10.ni lOlj 1US
COTTON.
Open. Well. Low, Close
August 6.45 t.45 0.43 ;0.4U
CHICAGO MARKETS.
WhsaT Open. High. Low. Close
July 89 87J , 87
September.... 73 7.1 74J 74
Cow
July Ut 8? m 81!
Cotton Sales 81,000 bales.
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Cult, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, tnd ail Skin Erup
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Dtv required, it It ctaranieea to give
reel satisfaction or money reiunueii.
Ir M cent per bos. For tale by F.
8. Dully.
At the Rnnk store X
Latest Magazines.
Fashionable Stationery.
I.idies Superfine Visiting Cards.
Book-keepers
Supplies
Constantly
in Stock.
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127 MIDDLE STREET,
NEW BERNE, N. C.
Eskay's Albumnnized Food,
Peptougenic Milk Powder,
Malted Milk, Mellin's Food,
Reed & Cnrnrick'a Soluble
Food
COLUMBIAN INSECTITI'DE - Sure
Dentil to Water Rugs and Roaches.
Physician's Prescriptions
A Specialty.
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Bwntkt lla tini Hal Ha s in jougM
W. L, P. Ct
, Cincinnati,.. 29 It .733
Cleveland, W 15 .884
Boston M 19 .634
Baltimore, SI 1ft .58
Now York 1 IS J0
.Pittsburg W tO JOi
Chicago M It .488
Philadelphia, 17 tO , .49
1 Brooklyn 10 It .43
' Louisville, 14 19 .12
I Washington, Ifl S7 .125
St, Louis, 13 87 .83.1
llasbrallaNnsclal,
W pltca on tale tblt week five dozen
ladles tO Inch silk umbrellas, tteel rodt
rllh assorted bandlet worth regular
$1.00 at the special pr c of 9flc each.
BARKOOTo.
HOTEL ALBERT.
Booms With or Without Board.
I FIRST CLASS TRANSIENT BOARD,
II OOTO $1.50 A DAY,
AOCORD1NQ TO LOCATION.
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Pride Ooeth Before a Fall,
And the haughty Don deserves his
fate. An honest pride in presenting a
rcaeclable and fashionable apvrarance
is commendable In all, and the only way
to obtain it is to have an Artistic Tador
create you a Suit nf Clothing such as me
can fit you with from Exclusive Styles
In Fabrics, and it will raixe you rcvrral
degrees In your self esteem.
F. 91. ClindM kk.
Middle street, N EW BERNE, N. C.
SeasonableGoods
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Hrndhtii.ria
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I'll arm nry.
OABTOniA,
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Balloon Fly Traps.
Ice Cream Freezers.
Tire Fly" Garden
Plows.
Garden Hoes and
Rakes.
Green Wire Cloth lor
Window and Door
Screens.
Poultry Netting.
Lawn Mowers.
Fish Hooks & Lines.
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