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1 u US DAY MQII XIXG, JULY 5, I!
NINETEENTH VISA It '
ESYAN KOMXATED.
RALEIGH.
7est
They Have
fust cAmvedl
The l?ery newest things ? in Siwer Si
and Enamel Girdles, , " 7
Sterling, Silver ;'. Belts' and . Collar)!,
; Cfcsis, W&tsf ;Sefc- W'M))
I ??7.s. The' Chic Fob is a beauty, also S't
J ffe u2 metal and oxydized silver Fobs,
then a pretty black Lorgnette Chain.
On a "eT dainty Brooches ; -
, Come and see them for yourselves.
Second Place Lies Between Adlal E.
Stevenson and C. A. Towne.
Special to Journal.
Kansas Citt, July 4. William .Jen
nings Bryan was nominated by acclama
tion for President, by the Democratic
National Convention, today. .
Tbe Vice-Presidential nomination, l
now conceded to He between Adlat E.
Stevenson, of Illinois, and Charles A.
Towne, of Mlnneaota,"
Stevenson is aald to be the strongest,
and ia reported as being tbe favorltr f
the Western States. - ' ,
Not
One Foreigner Left Alive In
- Pekln. " .
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1 47 & 49 Pollock Street.
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Special inducements to buyers xo reduce
c r present stoci. i You will find the work of
r. uollar at our store something wonderful tor
v 3 have dropped the prices ; DOWN, DOWN 1
town ; -av - ."
Our Stock of Bring and Summer Clothing
must he sold. Big Reduction Sale trom now
until the 1st of August : ; .'. -r'-,
$10.00 SUITS REDUCEl TO $7.00
North Carolina Leae Ball, v
Special to Journal.
Raleigh July 4. The following is tbe
result of the game here today. , '
Tarboro, runs 17,'; bits 16, . errors 1.
Rsleigh, - 4, , V 9.
Durham, July 4. Special.
game today.
Durham 6, Wilmington 4. :;
-Score In
; , -Take It Easy. ,
You've got to take life easy j ay
Its best results to get; '
There's nothing gained by fuming round
All In a nervous fret; " ' , ,
Tbe souls that do the great big things
Serene and tranquil keep;
They work oa three square meals a day,
And eight hours' solid sleep.. ys
It's but the weaker natures "
That grumble, grunt and groan
As If the weight of all the world
1 Was on their back alone; -
The great souls teach this lesson .. t
To all of ns addreas'd
You'd! got to take ltfe easy, r -,
? To do Hi work the best I 4
-Ripley t. launders, in St Louis Re
public " , "i.f "
5.00
S.OO
Also a big lot oi Youth's and Children's
f nits, must be sold at reduced prices. ' j.-
A nice line of Men's and Ladies Low Quar
ter Shoes just received. -" 1 - ' " ,
We offer you a rare opportunity r to save
r:oney..'V;s;;'f;H:SfXti
. a.lERICAN STOCK C0L1PANY,
r One Minute Cough Cure la the only
harmless remedy that produces Imme-
dlaie results. Try tt F. S. Duffy. -'
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To the Tax Payers of Craven County
The Board of County CommUsioners
will be In session- for one week begin
ning Monday July 9th, 1900, . at ;tbe
Oourt house for the purpose of hearing
complaints relative lo the assessment of
real property listed for tbe year 1900. -
: ' V.'.rV -:" ERHKS1 H. OKBIK, K " '
' - ? , Clerk Bd. Co. Coma.
59 & 81 Middle Bt.
HOWARD ft HACHT, Proprietors.'
Aftct -Dinner - Delicacies !
Give the meal a One finish.- There
is " nothing daintier for- dessert
than Farina, Rice Pudding, Jellies,
and Fancy Crackers. Everything
in this line will be fonnd in our
slock, which presents an eihaust
i lUfioitlon of "giooerlet". The
whole world is taxed in nuking
up this superb assortment of food
rpeoUlliea. .You must are lo p
pieciale. ! .. . 1 i
' Have just received a big lot of
Frroh Onrned Portsmouth Mullet -A
Inn a flue lot of Nicely Cured
1 1 aim. OWe us a eall and we will
.lo uur bet to pirate you. ' --
Yours for Bualneas, :
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Ammunition - ' Exhausted Onards
Hake Desperate Resistance In -Tain.
-Allied Forces Largely " -.
Ontnnmbered. Can War
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Vessels Hold Takn.
Special to Journal. '
Losoon, July 4 Uispslches from
China say that 140,000 Chinese troops
arestalionod between Pekln and Tien
Tln, while the total of the allied forces
nount to only 30,000 men.
It Is reported that tha Chinese Oeneral
is advancing wltb 90,000 soldiers to at
tack Tien Tain. ' - ,
CflBvu, July 4 -(Special) The British
and Russian Admirals, after a conference
have decided that It would be. Impossible
to relieve Pekln without much larger
forces than they now have.
They .. may be able possibly - to hold
Tien Tsln, but If this proves not feasi
ble they will endeavor to hold Taku..
Washington, ? ; July : 4.-Spetal.-&
Shanghai dispatch says that not one
foreigner la now left alive in Pekln. t
Tihs Is according to Chiuese reports,
which say th'at the ammunition: of the
foreigners and marines guarding -the
legations became exhausted and the Chi
nese troops rashed into the British lega
tion. , "J . , " '
The foreign guards fought to the end
and fell in their efforts to save those in
their care.. Men, , women and children
were put to the ' sword. These reports
are emitted. '
Fourth Quietly Passed. Question of State
Encampment This Year. Reunion
. i-t of Two Confederate Rep- .'
1 " . lments. .- .
Special to Journal. 1 v
Ralriok, July 4. The holiday wes
very quietly observed berp. There was
no parade or demonstration.. The apl
tal and public buildlnga' were closed.
Long before daylight '.he noise of Are
crackers began..-In the afternoon .and
evening it was renewed. ' The feature of
the day waa the baseball game between
Raleigh and Tarb(U. J,The ; baseball
grounds here are very poor," in fact
there, hardly can be any worse In the
State. Lack of means to fit up good
grounds is the cause of the trouble
"-Daring the six months ended June 80,
the State granted charters to 180cOrpor
ations : nearly ; all Industrials.. Five
knitting mills : were among these, .ths
Twin Olty, Lafayette, -Seaboard, Tarboro
and. Greenville; - and twenty cotton
mills, the Cora, No Kormis,: Arlington,
Enfield, Harriett, Lowell, Loray, Wen
nonah, SmithOeld, Lily, Chapelsie, Bon
nie, Vivian, Oxford, Charlotte, Dickson,
Galmacha, Linn, Greenville, Clayton and
8cott-Mebahet . ' -
An odd bit of news Is picked up here;
that Senator Butler, knowing he is at
tbe end of his tether In North Carolina,
haa his eye upon the. seat of Senator
Wolcolt-.-from Colorado. He has. twice
stumped the latter state. i . . -
Several people - front here went to
Gieensboro today, to atteud tbe Guilford
Balt-le Ground celebration. One of the-
features of this was a presentailon-'to
tbe Battle of Ground Associalkn of t
life size oil portrait of Z. B, Vance-
I 'Pot'cod Chicken,
JO Cehts Can. '
Ij.' Fresh Oatflalces, both loose and in packages. ..
' - " Big Hams to'Cut v . '
Small Breakfast Strips. '
Pulton Market Corned Beef. -
? i ' -.Nice New Orleans and. Porto Bice Molasses. Nice
Syrup in cans. . ' ' , '
, ' Fruit Jars, all Bizes. . x
- x Fresh lot Fox, River Print Butter.
Complete Stock of staple and Fancy Groceries.
PUT BACK ON BURNING PIER.
Ice Cream Soda today at McSorley's.
- Notice.
- Strayed or stolen, one yoke of Oxen,
a ne white . with blue specks, with
straight horns and bell on- The .other
red and white, wltb one horn; turned
down beside of his head, the other peg
horn elands straight In front. . - 1
Both In the same msrk, swallow fork
the right crop and under bit and over
bit the left. Any Information will be
gladly received. J. B. O'Nbal, -(
' . , i Zorah, H. C,
' Notice.
To A. A K. C. R. R, track shippers
and the publlo. ,- " . '
.. All rail truck train No. 818 will be
dixcontiuued after Thursday, July 6lb,
1900. The above train, No 213 will be
discontinued after Thursday, . July 6th,
1000. . ... .. S. L. Dili., '
. , General Superintendent.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
i 'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. t
'ror-ijit Delivery Fro:.i Ds:r.n'
. Save Your Eyes.
8ave your sight, and have your eyes
examined free by Dr. T. U. Johnson at
107 Middle SL Only the very beat qual
Ity of lens used and satisfaction guaran
teed..- ' J. O. Baxter,
The Jeweler.
Celery Headache Powders, the
romody for headache. Made and
only at Darls' Pharmacy.
best
sold
J. J. Baxter has just received a new
line of E. P. Reed's Oxfords in all styles,
and a full line of other goods to be sold
low down.
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If I :itit R fooil enp .f iI.-J',. i.
hikI v i . 1 ; L iL
YouJ -hn always exirclj li n
you order your food aiiiili s from
tills rtdiatilo store. We cmuJ sup
ly rvt-ry d'-niHiid itf a (lrj-l i htHS
f.imily trndo with Ui: Clini lint
Ht ipln and Fancy GrwriVn, l!'-l-rii-kli.-i,
HiuR'lhvi.M'ox
Kivrtr Print Itntt r. nnd I'i-.l 1 inns
I M-!t I! ttLdin l'i I 'H.
: ;. . : ' Sacrifice Sale.
Owing to the advanced Mason we of
fer our entire sjork of Mens and Buys
fine Siraw.Ilitls that hsve been Selling
from 6."c to $1 each, at the sacrllli o ssilo
price choice S'l. Q. A. Bahkoot.
Charges Brought Against Captain of Tug-
boat For Refusing to Sate Life
' ' ' atHobokenflre.,
Nmw Ysrk, July 8. Information was
swora to before Recorder Stanton in
Hjboken today by Ferdinand H, K rouse,
third officer of the Phoenician, who
charged - that lie tried to get aboard a
tng from the end of the North German
Lloyd piers, find succeeded in boarding
her, but was pot off because he had no
money. K rouse, In his sworn statement.
says that the name of tbe tug was' "The
Dandy," and In bis affidavit he says that
the captain asked: "Have' yon ; any
money f' "None In my pocket," Krouse
replied. The captain then retorted:
Then 1 have no time for you: I have
other bnsineaa to attend to." ',
Krouse sss tbat be asked the captain
to go to the assistance of the persons
aboard the 8aale, but the captain re
fused. - This Information was also sworn
to by Rudolph Graham, physician on
tbe Phoenician: ;' j'-i---?.-:
The Recorder said he wonld - look tp
the law on the subject In order to begin
proceedings,, against the tug-boat, cap;
tain. . .
Naw Yobk, J uly 8. A sensation was
created today by an announcement frem
Mayor Fagan, of Hoboken, that he. will
prosecute all tug-boat captains against
whom charges of refusing to save life
can be substantiated. Tbe Mayor says
hs will apply at once for warrants charg
lug two tug-boat captains with murder,
and that be baa evidence to prove that
men used boat-books to keep drowning
men from climbing on their tngs because
ihe nnfortunatea hsd no money. An ef
fort Is to be made alio to have tbe
licenses of offending captains revoked,
British Loss, 29,706 Men. -
London, July 8 Tbe War Office to
day issued a report of the British losses
to South Africa since the beglnolngot
thewar. - . .. .. - -
Tbe total losses, Inclusive of sick and
wounded, bare been 21I.70S. Tbe killed
in action were 254 officers and 3,403 non
commissioned officers and noo: died of
wounds, 70 officers and 610 non-commissioned
olllcers and men; missing and
prisoners, G5 o Ulcers and 4.G24 non-com-
mtusloned officers snd men; died of dis
ease. 1113 olUcers and 4.204 non commis
sioned officers and men; invalided home,
844 officers and lH,iXl non-commlsslon-ed
officers and men.
McDANIEL, Hr" I
, 'Phone 91. 71 Broad Nt.
"Wherefore do the poor complain I
. - The rich man asked of me.
If the question had been asked ns instead of the poet, we would have
informed him a serious cause of complaint was the prices charged by a
It is is not vet settled whether there ereat many dealers Jor their goods. ,' How can you sell vour goods so
will be any encampment of the State cheap? la frequently asked.1 -The reason is obvious, we buy for cash and
troops this year.. It appears that the sell for cash, save at both. ends yon ?e, and give you the benefit
available fund Is net more than sufficient Steamer oa" Friday broueht in a lot of those 25o Crash Skirts, could
to meet the expense for more than , one not supply the demand last week, are prepared now.
regiment.' " . , u;. K.' I - F.verv dav with ns in fthirt Waist f)nv. Yon wnnlrl think w wer
At Holly Springs, this county, toilay, hnvintr S'necial Salftg Dav on these rarmnfji from t,h wav r.hv ar mm.
there was a reunion of part of- wo regl- , price raoge from 36o to u 50.
menu of North Carolina - troops which s Z: mL.- ni."o . a.t. i ar o:n.
t .1. r r i iri... -: Aire i reuuu wuicu w. i oauwu auu uierceiizeu oil uouersairu
were In tbe Confederate ervice. They I - -,. ., . i .
were addressed bt several P.r.V: ? uuo,u Vtuxm i""u ow
The rainfall here during June w..8tI- V.. . ,
Inches. The mean temperature- was ex- vur.oo uacee wm near reuuuuiug you m, eucn wouuenui values, 01
actlytte average, It ;degreesr I cpafse. we carry higher grades. ; -
: uxtorus at xoc, button noea at &uc and- Warner corsets at $1 00.
' There are no better, pills made than These lines we have been advertising to close out, sizes broken, but possi-
DeWKtVUttle Early Riser Alwsjs bty -
prompt and certain. . F 8 Duffy. I -. Thanks for your liberal trading in Millinery, had an immense season.
If we have anything you want, you can buy it at your own price at
CASTOR I A
.v , For Infants and Children,
Ttta Kind You Havs Always Ecjtl
SMITH'S STORES,
61 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) .90 Middle St.
' Bears the"
eiffnatnreof I
KENTUCKYl DELIGHTS STOVES
AND RANGES !
uniir nn n i n nan y v
We rn'iUc a B
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I am receiving over V n
ritilrosd a fie ili lot of I'm.
Hii-t f . i" tt t ri k , lltree &' ,.
I'lt u o notice n y stot k
A ft- h lot of lt.it 11 1'
jtit-l you will 1-e
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Ire Cream Freezers ranging from ft 80
to $5 00 each. . Water Oo.ilers at T5, 80o
1, f 1 60, $1 75 and $2 00 each. -.Ice
Shavers at 15o, 80c and ?5e each.- Apple
Pealors. Screen Doors at ft 00, 1 28
and f 1 80. Window Screens in elegant
styles at 80c, 86c, 40o and 50c Lawn
Mowers at $3 to 8. Hammocks from
60o np, (will hsve a new line of these in
In a few days) Balloon Fly Traps. Tan
glo Foot Fly Paper, Mason's Fruit !ars,
oints. quarts and bait gallons.. Granile
Slop Pnlbv Foot Tnba, etc Side and
Boa- Coffee Mills. Revolving Wafer
Iron. r'Mnjitio ,. Cooking - Ranges.
Whoeler and Wilson, - New Home and
Domestic Sewing Machines. ' A Sport.
ing Kiflti for 3 00, shoot 23 short or long
cartridge. Porcelain lined Preserving
Kettles. Slrp Ladders 43c, 60o and 72c
each. Pollshlnir Oil 35c per bottle. Can
Furniture Varnish and Hrush at 35o,
Tobacco Hprayers, Parla Green, ete.
The wholesale trade is InviU-d to. our
stock of PoierBiiK, BuUor Trays, Wash
Boards, Clothes Pins, Brooms, Buckets,
Axle Grease, linskets, Tin Ware, eta
which we are offering at very low prices
Yours Truly.
I) .' ; '. V. : . S "'""v V jT
It hns been dciuoiiBttsted by 'exper
ience Hint consumption on u I prevented
Ity lite esrly use of One Minute rough
when i
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t!nro. This la I lit) fnvoilto remedy for
ctit.-OiH. cmI.Ih, cr
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qui, Uly. K. H I
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lung In
ililes.
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We have just received a full line of them. Gome and look over them.
The Stove or Range you want is her. We handle the dangler Blue Flame
OIL STOVES. -They are the Pes - '
Mo m. Gasldll Hardvvare Co
73 MIDDLE STREET, -. i ' . NSW BERN, N O .;
J. C. IVhitty
At the I Inn!.' Stfirf i
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"Lest you Forget"
REAL ESTATE !
City Real Estate bought and sold on
commission. - ' .
A flue piece of property oan besought
at a bargain.
Collection of Rents a Specialty. -
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Wo are lieml'iimrlcrs for
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BARGAIN I ff
Good farm, cootaing 148 aoree; 109 .
acres clear e J, 48 acres timber, with eight, ;
room house and good oat buildings for
sale cheap, two miles from Stella, Car-"
taret county, N. O. Terms 850 00.
Address - ' .-.'V :
MRS. M. A. HART, V
; Smllhvllle, Texae,
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