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VOL." XV1II-NO. 88.
KI'V BEILN, N. C, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 8, 1901).
RINITEtSTB YliR
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PERFECT DLEIJD TEA,. ;
Only 10c for 1-4
Will refund your money it you are not
sausnea aiier using-. -
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47 & 49 Pollock Street, v :
This is no reason why you should not spepd your money advanta
geously. . While or.her stores are having ' special "sale's day' for bargains,
every day with ns is bargain day. ';, . fs.'
,' Yonr attention is -especially Called to our two-button. . white Kid
Gloves just received B9c, others charge $1 00., , . -
Those Trash fehirta at 25o and 50o are just walking away, some left
however., - " . - -'.,. 'I't
Shjrt Waists at 60ft, white and colored, are great raluesi " v t
': If you intend going to the sea shores "Uneeda" Bathing Suit,' price.
$150 to $3 60. t . . r:
- Fare money and avoid a 8nnstroe by, purchasing one of our 50c Um
brellas.;. Any good? W-hy yes; Fought right is the reason, . One dok
lar one ib good enough for anybody. y ' J. f
Ixok into our show window on Pollock Street and see those Men's
Tan and Black Vici Kid Shoes $1 00 to tl fiO. ' j J V ' r ,"
Oar women's Shoes are just as cheap. . a , V'"
' On Monday we will open up a white Sailors at 50c, worth a. great
deal more. lucky individual who gets one. " " - :
All classes of Millinery at a great reduction. i - ' ' '
81 Pollock Sti(Duffy'a Stand) 99 Middle St. ?
Af tcf-Dinncf
Give the meal a floe finish. There
U nothing daintier for dessett
than-Farina, Rice Pudd'af, Jell es,
and Fancy Crackers." ErjlMng
la this line will be 'found In our
ftock, mhkh presenU an ehnt
1 v d fi o ilioo ef "gi ocer'et". The
whole world Is taxed in mi kirg
up this sufxTb a kortmxot of food
fpeolaltles, You mi.st see to sp
p-e -iale. '.;.- vi-v-vV.-i'-?' v
Save just received a big lot c-f
Freeh Corned PorUmoath Mullets.
Aluoa Do lot of Nicely Cured
Hams. Give us a call and we will -do
our beat to please yoa. '
. Yours for Dndnest, -
'3
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phono 69. 77 Broad Street. .
;o;:ipt Delivery Frc;n Donn'
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You' n always eipertj wlirn
you onlor your food supplies from
tills rulisiile stoni .We cnj sup
ply e.vry ilnmand of a first clnss
family trnilo with Die (.'lioicont
St iple anil Khiii'V Onx'.orii h, IU'l
lilmn, I'li-kliM, H tu;is,"Ollvn4,l''nx
Rivnr Print liiiltor, nnd Phr'JHiiins
a';'t t:k 1! tm VI vs.
Wo mnke a ("(VM-iuIiy of lii;h
gri'li) T.'ai sn l(;..!r,'. g.
Our IVrf.-. i ii.il lilrml
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Legations Eurncl With The Bodies
Of Tie Foreigners.
Conger'! Last Messasr From Pekla.
Trouble Is Feared te B ; !
Spmdlair. ' Japaa te '
Send the Troops.
Special 40 Journal. -
London, June 7 The , goveromeat li
is laforihed from Sbanghal that the new
of ' the masaacre of ,lie forelgnea In
Pekln it confirmed. " r - . -
- The ministers, the women, children,
foreign, residents and the European
guards In Pekla .were all killed after
eighteen days of fighting. "
The confirmation Is from the British
Consul at Shanghai and be reports that
a Chinese army of eighteen thousand is
now marching to attack - the foreigners
at Canton," . j i
The Chinese troops are moving on all
sides and the trouble Is spreading. '!,.
Rumors from Pekln say- that toe na
tive part of thecttj Is destroyed.
When the ammunition of the foreign
ers defending tbe legation buildings ran
low,, the : Chinese troops and Boxers
rushed In and killed tbe defenders and
then burned tbe legation buildings with
tbe bodies of the dead. , ' -
Wasbinotov, July ? A dispatch ha
been received from General Goodnow at
Shanghai say leg that the foreign lega
tions were still la existence at Pekin
July 3rd... The dispatch says that the
recent attacks e' the Boxers - had bees
slight and the Chinese seemed disposed
to adopt starvation methods- to destroy
the garrison." . ' r
. A. general uprising In Chios la feared
by the authorities Jn Washington. -- -
General MacArthar and General OH
protest against taking more troops from
the Philippines to send to China.
Five thousand men Will be rushed as
fast as possible from tbe United' Stales
to China and also a - complete -hospital
equipment. ' 1 -
A: lent message came from United
states Minister Congerat Pekln, brought
by a runner, U said, "Beselged, provii
Ions scarce, situation '. desperate.! Relief
force should- advance and glveusslg
Japan bu officially notified tbe United
States Government that Japanese troopi
la China will be increased to 12.000 men
It Is said that 19,000 Japanese troom
have been dispatched to Taku. Russia l
ald to have acquiesced la this action, of
Japan. - . '!.".
' -V . THE MARKETS. . '.;;
: Tbe following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E, Latham, New Bern, N. 0.
1 - . ' - Naw Yobk, July 7.
Cotton;- : Open. High. Low. Close
July "i. ..i i 10 03 10.04 10.08 10.04
' Aug..;. v. 9..60 1.70 8M W.70
Sept .VT.ii. 8.88 ' 8.M 8.88 " 891
Oct S.Bo ' 8.54 850 854
.,Hov ; . .". ,i 8.80 8.87 . 8.80 8.86
Jan. 8.30 8.8 8.J0' 885
:. .'f : ! : OHICAOO HARKSTS'' ' y.-
WbsaT: Open. High. Low. Close
. July 78 78 -78i ': 78
Aug.... lit 79f :..nt -79f
July.;...-.,
So. R'y Pfd..
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Con.T..,'.,..
Fed 8 .1, . . .. .
Leather.
411..: t
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-82t '
. 8
48
. ; 601
- 88,
77,
Cotton V receipt
at all ports. . ;
were;
J, 000
bales
: DeWltl's' Little Early Risers are fa
mous Utile pills for liver and. bowel
troubles. Kever gripe. F. 8. Dully.
- AS TO QUEER WAXES.
The man from Punxsulawney, tnd tbe
": man from Kokomo,
Discussed tbe Chinese troubles, and the
first laid: "Don't you know,
1 think these Uhlnese names are queer
' enough to stop a clock."
"That's right," replied another man from
fair Caucouigoinoc,
The man from Kokomo observed: "By
ginger, that's a fac', .,
That's what my brother says-he lives
down here In Hackensack
And still another straugersald the man's
comment ws truo,
And sil.S d wllh a s-rilla of pride: "My
hotn "u In '' !'. "10."
Another i.h In U 1 ri t a t rn n: ' , ,
Aud up et l'i ..una e t"
H of It eveiy
Tl." i.-.i a :i
til In i' 'r i'i:
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NATIONAL FUSION.
Silver Republicans Take Stevenson And
" Populists To Do The Same. ' ."
Special to the Journal. . ' ;.
Kansas Citt, Jaly 7. The Stiver
Republican National Committee met to
day, In accordance with the instructions
given by tbe convention yesterday, and
pat Adlal Stevenson On their ticket with
Bryant ' " '
It la reported that the Populist will
pull down Towns and put Stevenson In
his place.
The bead of tbe Democratic 'Executive
committee say - that the: headquarters
will beat Chicago and that most of the
work of the campaign will be done, In
the West. r - -
; North Carolina League Ball.
Special to Journal,' , ,
ItALBiott, July 7.The game to day
resulted In a victory for . Raleigh. The
score was Raleigh 5, Wilmington 2N :
Tarboro, July. 7.7-Today's game re
suited, Tarbor 6, Charlotte S. , - f
, STANDING OF CLUBS.
rvo
Durham 5 , ' S
.714
rarboro.,.. .... '8 4
.800
T.444
Ralelgb A6 - 4
Charlotte -. - '"8 "
Statesvllle ..".i... i.i S - 8
.400
.250
Wilmington ...'.... , "-8 ?, , 6
List of Letters
Remafnlng ' In the Post Office at New
Bern, Craven county, S. C., July 2nd
.1000. r,0 c-
-: ' atiM'e list. "
B-G.IT. Brown, o , : -
" C U C. Cation. I " 'J
1 tl-J. W. Uarrason, Joe HalL
J Cherry Jenee. w - '
L Arthur Lederman. ' -v
M-r-T. I. Moore, Marlon Moye. f
-, McE. McDanlel,' Henry McChes
aer. , '
Rev, Wm. Crrey Newton. ? ,
"i llardy Peterson, George Pettiway,
L. L. Pool. Claud Price. -Sh.
Staten, W. B. Blmmooe. . ,
T W. H. Thompson, Silas Thompson.
V7. E. Turner.
..V-William Venters. - -
W-O. Tl Whitfield, W. AWll
- .- WOMEIl'S IiIBT.' I "
' B - Oltvla P, Bender (8). . ' ! , "'
C-AB. Causey, Ethel Chaffer. Fer-
rebee Chance. . r -'"
D -Maggie Duncan (8).
; E Georgie P. Ellison. -
F Annie Fisher. ' " ' '
. H L. E. Harrison, Minnie H arrlson
MollleB. Hare. v. 1 " ,
L Louisa Langslon ' J'
M--Mamle Merrltt, Zelpbla Moore,
Alice Moore, Mary A. Momford.,
N Sarah Nelson. '"'..
. R Catherine Roddick, Olivia Bos
sell (). .
, S-Julla Selby, Mary C. Belby; d. 1.,
Maud Smith. - ,
W-Martha Whitfield, Alice Woods,
Jane White, Rebecca Williams, care of
Jane Jones. " - ; .
Person calling for the above letters will
' please say advertised and give date of
list. .
The regulations now require that one (1
cent shall be collected on the delivery
of each advertised letter. -
" "- '8.W. Hahcock. I'. M
One Minute Congo Cure Is tbe only
harmless remedy that produces Imme
diate results.. Try lL ' T. S. Daffy.,
'Now Is the time to buy your Domes
tics, Piques, One dress goods, etc., very
low at J. J, Baxter's - . :
Celery Hadacbe Powders, ' tbe
remedy for headache. Made and,
only at Davis' Pharmacy. -.:
beat
old
Orf andy. -7 . .
I have 500 yards of .72 Inch organdy te
be sold at 85 cents for the next 10 days
and all white and figured lawns will be
sold at a big reduction.
J. J. Baxtir.
Fresh Insect Powder and Tangle-fool
By paper at Davis' Pharmacy. ,.
Vaccination Shields
nacy.
at Davis' Phar
Just received a lot of fine F. F. VJ
'lams at Oaks Market. -
To the Tax Payers of Cravca County
Tlie llnai.l of County Commi-wincrs
will bo In B. -tion for one week bi 'in
nlhg Moniliiy July Oih, ! at Jthe
("unit hnnso for the iurpi.' - of hi'iuinir
..(.. luinlH r 1 . i V O to ti.O .Mt- h n H t of
ri ul i.ri.j.uf Ly lUlcd fur Ihti y. ...r I- 0.
Km r M. (Jui-Kfi,
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I: I. (.'o. ('num.
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eoiD.
Chairman Simmons Says the Na
tional Ticket is. Magnificent .
Hot Weather Records. Big Crowds
To Hear Ayeoek.'lce Is Scarce
. la Raleigh.:. Butler's .
' - New . Way, , t f"
Special to Journal. , " -
RALftioH, July . 7- Democratic. 8ts e
Chairman Simmons, when asked ioday
his opinion of the National' Democratic
ticket, said, "Magnificent! Magnificent!
it
the delegates had stayed at Kansas
Ity a mopth It ceuM not have been bet
tered. .One h as good as tbe other and
both are superb t - "
Rer. O, F, Smith, pastor Of Edenton
Street M. B. Church here will preach tbe
sermon at the dedication of the Metho
dist. Church - at Loulaburg tomorrow.
During his pastorate there most of the
work was done On the Church.. . J
From ..Wednesday until tonight ibe
heat was up to the- highest mark here;
98 to 100 degrees in the shade : and from
137 te 133 in tbe sun. The employes In
some of the quarries had to stop work.
There were fonr prostrations. ' -
Chat. B. Aycock, who passed here on
hi way borne, said the attendance . at
the Democratic .speaking at Newton
was by far the. largest he ever saw at a
political gathering In thla State. Des
plte the fact that tbe heat was intense
and that the crops needed work, the far-
men turned out. -j"-
Next week the annual meetings of tbe
44 Bsptlst Associations Id this : Bute be
ln. The first one will be Flat River, at
Roxboro. 1 - - .
ltalelgfi la very close to an ice famine
There are two factories, one of which
began operation last Monday and Is not
yet able, to deliver Ice. Tbe other Is
worked to .the limit. Orders for ice
ent to other polnls slow that His
scarce and hard to get. . ' -' , v -
- Benator Butler In sending thousands
of copies of bis Populist organ to Demo
crats. Over 1,000 were thus sent to Dem
oorats In this city alone. This la a new
departure. - - k ' " C
The physicians and oculists today
uiade a careful examination of tbe eyes
of tbe little son of Cashiea F. H. Briggs
of the . Raleigh : National s bank, which
were Injured by a' powder explosion
July 4th, and find one .eye Issafej the
other Injured but they hope not 1 per
manently.
.For burns, Injuries, piles and sklr dis
ease use DeWltl's Witch Hazel Salve.
Il is tbe original. - Counterfeits may be
offared.': Use only DeWltl's. F,
- Spring Lamb and Spring Cbicken,lbls
morning at the Oaks Marker,. - -
CASTOR I A
- Tor Infants and Cbildren.
The Kind Yoa Have Always Bough:
Bears the
Signature of
Proud of Jller New f;
Open Plumbing
she Is, most naturally and properly be
beause the existence of unsanitary con
ditions Is now impossible,. , Disease and
sickness lurk In" hiding as unhidden
guests where the plumbing is antlqnated
or defective. No pricanllons of the
housekeeper can avert the evil consequences.-
Don't trifle with dsnger when
we can make you ssfe at a moderate cost
Hyman Supply Co.,
. .', 'Phone 03.
49 CRAVES STREET
h.. Aim
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Hew. Lot Small
Few nice Portsmonth ( orned Mallets with heads on.
Whole Codfish. Imported and Domestic SardineSf
Columbia River Salmon, Fresh Bay Lobsters.
' Canned Meats, Frnits and Vegetables.
Very finest Butter on ice. , " " '
Crystal Springs Ginger Are. Finest Tea and Coffee.
Fresh jOatflakes, Corn Starch, Tapioca, Rice and Grits.
I Respectfully solicit a share of your patronage and
guarantee Satif action.
j. l mm
Phone 91.
REAL ESTATE I
City Real Estate bought and sold on
commission. - .
A fine piece of property oan bejbought
at a bargain. ' '"
Collection of RenU a Specialty.
E. E. niBPfiB.
NEW IIKBN
GRIST - MILLS.
New;JIllla
Bolting Chest
Elevatoijs and
Corn Cleaner
Of the Latest Improved and Up-
. to-Date Mill riachlnery.
' YOUR' TRADE IB; bO LICIT ED(
ari6PEClALPAINR taken In -clean
ing and polishing grata before going
through tbe mills, JwhlchJ insure pore
meal, ' v.
- Corn, Hominy, Osta and Mixed Feed
GEORGE BISHOP.
NewBern, N. a "
Hey, :,,
Ttetel
L Where s Your
Betl and Limp
Don't be "ruo In". "A stitch In time
laves nide," and sometime may save yoa
ten dio, , w ' ;-r:
Don't put il off, bot call at onof and
Invest the necessary amount in .Good
UMP-AND-BELIV;-
25cio$a5)
lOctoM
Tires arid i:-Repaitsi
'ii$SE Abundance.
Wn. T. HILL,-
IT!, Middle Street, OpposlU Journal Offlo
Henrys Pharmacy,
:ffl
t'rvjsare For War In
Time of iVaeel "
Just received a Supply of LOADED
GUNS:' Hure death to Roaches, Btsl
BiH'i. Moths,' Water Bugs and all lo
w U. Will not stain orgn-ase the lineal
fulirb. One Irlul is all that's needed to
convince the m"t skeptical.
A full line or To
-ry, r!c.
i t Articles, Perfum-
I hv
.' I'n -wriplions car fully
PIG HAPS II
Wholesale
& Retail
Grocer,
71 BwH Hi.
Don't Fret Yourself
TO DEATH
This Hot Weather!
But call and get a few of our special
hot weather bargains and keep coel.
Don't fall to see tbe negligee shirts
which we have marked down to 43c. All
s
colors and also In plain white.
Crash Hats
MARKED DOWN FROM
SOe. to lOe.
Have just received a new lot of Serge
Coats and can now fit everybody.
Call early and take advantage of theae
special prices.
J.G.DUNN & CO.
Up-to-Date
Furnishers.
hi Pollock St
Ice Cream Frersera ranging from tl SO
lo $3 00 each. Water Coolers at 75, 00c;
tl, 1 00, 11 75 and 00 each. Ice
Phtver at 15c, 50c and 75c each. Apple
Pealera Boreen Doors at $1 00, $1 35
and $1 50. Window Screens In elegant
style at 80c, 85c, 40c and 50c Lawa
Mower at $8 to 15. Hammocks from
50o np, (will have' a new line of these in
la a few days) Balloon Fly Trap. Tan
gle Foot Fly Paper. Mason's Fruit tars,
pints, quarts and half gallons. Granite
Slop Pall. Foot Tube, etc .Sid and
Box Coffee Mill, Revolving Wafer
Iron. " Msjestlo Cooking Ranges.
Wheeler and Wilton, -. New Home and
Domestic Sawing Machine. A Sport
ing Rlfi for 1300, shoot 28 short or long
cartridge. Porcelain lined Preserving -Kettle.
Step Ladders 48c, 86c and 7
each, - Polishing Oil toe per bottle. Can
Furniture Vara tab and Brush at So,
Tobacco Sprayers, Paris Qreen, etc . v
The wholesale trade is Invited te our
stack of Paper Bags, Butter Trays, Wash
Board, Clothe Pin, Broom, Bucket.
Ail Grease, Baskets, Tin . Ware, etc
which w are efferlng at vary low price
I. C. Uhitty tor
lliiBook Store J
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Lest you Forget
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We are headquarter for -
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Book-keepers ; Supplies.
Hammock Guaranteed to re
lieve that tired feeling. ,-v ., .
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G. ROBERTS,
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Summer Specialties
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