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NEW BIILS, N. C, WEDNESDAY MORNING,1 JULY 11, 1900.
NINITEINTH VtAtt
TRY
PERFECT BLEND TEA;
i S
Only 10c for 1 -
i
t
JJ . Will refund your money It you are not
satisfied alter using. 1 . V "' X :,'
A ;4 oc zo.fonocK rireei. ,v
"There Aint Ho Pockete in a Shroui"
' v This is no reason why you should
. geoualy.-, While or.her stores are having
every day with us is bargain day.
' Yonr attention is especially called
Gloves just received, 89c, others charge
... Tho3e Crash Shirts at 25c and 50c
however, " " " s.
Shirt Waists alrSOn, white and colored, are great values. ' ; . , t
. If yon intend going to the sea shore, "Uneeda? Bathing Suitprioe
$150tof360. ,"t , l1. - '--5 I
" . Fave money and avoid a sunstroke bjrpurchasing'one of oat 50c Urn
brellas. Any good t . Why yes fought right is the, reason. One do!"
lar one is good enough for anybody. "
i Look into our show window on Pollock Street and see ' those. Men's
Tao and Black Vwi Kid Shoes 0Q to tl 60. 1 " '
Oar women's Shoes are just as cheap. ' , v . j(,
On. Monday we will open up a white Sailors at 60c, worth a. 'great
deal more. A lucky individual who gets one. - v , . v
All classes of Millinery at a great
';, SMITH'S STORES, -
61 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 99 Middle St.
Aftcif-Dinncf
Clve the meal a floe finish. There
U jaothmg daintier for ' dessert "
tbaa Farina, Rice Pudding, Jellies,
and Fancy Crackers. : Everything
in tilts line Will be found In our
stock, which pre) nil an exhaust
ive drflnitinn of "gfocerle", The
whole world it taxed in mi.klng
npthlsBupcibattorlmeolof food
apeoialllra. Ton mutt see to ap-p-eciate.'
"; 1 : ';. '
. liar jutt received a big -lot of
Fresh Onrmd Portamoulb Mullet.
Alao a Am lot of Mieely Cured
i Hams. - Give nt a call and w will
do our best to pirate yot, ' i, - c
. ' 4 .' :, Tour for limine,
J. R. PARKER.
; 'Phone ea : .
-Tonipt Delivery From Dunn'
0 $
If j iii vmit a f"wnl ri'
Tl
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OUR
4 lb. Package, g
9
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not, spend your monoy ndvanta-
special : Bale's : day for hargainsi
-
toVour two-button i white Kid
$1 00. - - .
are just walking away, some left
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reduction.
- Delicacies !
JR. GROCER.
77 Broad Street.
s
Yoncan alwayt exprci; when
you ordor your fxxl supplies from
this reliable sloro. We canj sup
ply every duniaul of a llrt elites
family trailo with the Chuli-cnt
Bnplo i. Fn'ii-r (i roci-rir linl
IiIms, I'i. kli, H iU.-M.V llinin.'K.iX
Riv.ir 1'ilut linttur, an. I l'ii;;iann
K'l'i rk II itt iin Prl :,
We nmlie a sp-x'i.ilty of liij-li
Rr i la T. hi mi I (!.i!T.-.-.
f)nr I'l ifiTtiuii C'.i-imI
c.:: - - i ; Tl::-,
Prio 0::?y f" -.
RALEIGH
Fusion Consultation. Umpires Needed.
Fowler's Wild Guesses. Cameron -
leaves For China,
Raleigh, N. C , July 10 Republican
State Chairman Bolton was here last
night to confer with Senator and State
Chairman Butler about fusion affairs.
At vet there Is no statement at. to
whether the Republicans and Pppullsts
will fuse on the State ticket. : ?
The Bupreme Court ha' certified to
Governor Ruasell Us decision that Tom
Smith, convicted of murder In Johnston
county, Is to oe hanged bat the death
warrant has not vet been issued. - "
Manaeer Rivers of the . Academy of
Musio here has leased the Goldsboro op
era house and $2,000 U now being ex
pended in remodeling the latter. ' :.
There appears to be no doubt of the
fact that the North Carolina Base ball
Association will ' have to have ' official
umpires. : The attendance at games will
suffer materially unless ' this arrange
ment Is made..-- Three good official am-
plres,onee who know . their business.
will give a great deal more satisfactions,
r Ei-Conjtressman John E. Fowler, Pop
ulist, of the Third district, who ha been
around Populist headquarter here, ha
gone home, he makes the wildcat estl
males, saying the majority against the
Constitutional amendment - will be 4t
least 40,000. and that Sampson will give
a larger Populist majority than ever be
fore. . Be is some 45,000 or 50,000 vote s
In the wrong In his guess, - , ,
'. tuooan Cameron, son of the late Gen
Francis H, Cameron, left yesterday : af
ternoon on his return te China, where
he It in business. ' Bis brother, Francis
H. Cameron Is In the hlHpylues, in the
regular army, may go to China, fl.t ,
The weather - and crop report for the
State, Issued by the government today Is
on the whole favorable, but rain Is need
ed in two-thirds of the State.-..r-
V COTTON , REPORT.
Shows a Very Low Average, Compart-
u son With Qther Years.
The Government's cotton report read
at noon today In New York Cotton Es
cbasife : makes average conditions ol
erop on July 1st, 7S 8-10. Thlt com
pares with 8? 8-10 last year, 9li In 1808,
86 In 1897, 92 in 1890, 88 S-10 in 1893;
89 8-10 In 1894. and 88 T-10 In 1898.
; Tb condition June 1st, of thls.year
wat2i. - i - ' , ,
July JOtb, 1900. V r'v
Flghttof Blood up.
a.'UW-'
' WAsnisoTOMi July 9. Recent news
from China seems to have bad a similar
effect upon the youth of the country to
the destruction of the Maine and Ue Br
ing upon American troops by Agnlnat-
do's Filipinos.. . It has stirred P 'hB,r
fighting blood, and the mail of the War
and Navy Department Is tiled with of
fers to enlist to fight against the Chi
neie. Neither department can accept
any of these offers, and neither would,
even If an actual state of war were rec
ognised as existing between this coun
try and China. But It is easy enough
for a young man to get Into the army,
at the total membership" Is at present
several' theusand below the authorise!
number, but those who enlist are not
promised aervice In China or la any
other partlcolar place. . They moat obey
orders and go where they are sent, ''.
-; .. ', . Rain in India.-
London, July 9 The - Secretary of
State for India, Lord Geerge Hamilton
ha received the following "from, the
Viceroy of India, Lord Curxon
Kedleston:
bf
"The rainfall ha been fairly general
thl week In Bombay,' Deccan, Berar,
Khandelsh, the central provinces of the
Ganges plain and the Punjab, but bat
been much below th average for these
tracts, except In Southern Deocao. Lit
tle or do rain has fallen In Kajpoolaoa,
Gnzeral and Central India. -
1 "The cholera mortality continues high
la Bombay. The May mortality there
was appalling. Th nuruher of persona
receiving relief It e, 013,000."
. DeWltl's Little Early Risen are fa
moua little pills for liver and bowel
iroublra, Nevor gripo, F. 8. Dud.
Coal for Cl.'ncse Waters.
Noiiroi.K, Va., July 8 The Unite'
Htstrs crilHi.-r CVnftr,
n nrhfrfil b-:i o for i
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News Indicates That Foreigners In
Pekin SUll Live."
Chlng Has Big: Army to Support
Empress Dowager.'. Japanese
Say They Can Inter
Pekla. Americans t ,
' " 1 , Arrive.
Special to Journal, v
Lohdoh, July U.-News Is received
at Bbanfhal that the Empress Dowager
took charge of the government June 80th
Tung Lu was made Premier. '
She thanked the viceroys and directed
them to protoct the foreigners at any
cost. . She it supported by Prince Chicg.
Prince Tuan with the rebels . retired
from the. suburbs of Pekin July 8tn.
Three thousandBoxers were killed. In
the street of Pekin. - 4
Prince Chings troops and Japan's
army of twenty thousand men are ready
to march to Pekin,-. , There- are' ten
tteusand others of the 1 International
troops also ready. 1 '
The Japanese say that these can force
an enterance Into Pekin. A Japanese
general will command the forces, v-
The foreigners have seized the palace
of Prince In at Pekin and put - native
Christians in It, 1 1 ? v' ! ,
Wasbixotok, July 10. The Four
teenth Infantry and the Fifth artillery
leave Manila for Taku, Another regi
ment will leave in addition to these.;
A dispatch from Chef a last Sunday
says that the Ninth United States In
fantry. arrived at. Takn Saturday and
disembarked from the transport. Logan!
It Js expected by the ' authorities la
Washington that the regiment will push
on to Tientsin Immediately to. reinforce
the allied garrison there. -
; t THE MARKETS. ;
XV"'?
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E..Latham, New Bern, N. (X
Nnw Tobk, July eO.
OoTTONt 1 Open. High. Low. Close
July
Aug. .f
Sept ...
Oct.;..
Jan.,
March.
999
10.18
9 99
9.65
8.84
8.47
8.27
8.83
10.16
,pm
; 8.97
8.58
8.35
8.42
rr 9n
ms H 85
8
8.28
8.82
9.88
8 97!"
8.68 '
8.85
8.43 ,
CniOAOO MARKETS.. ' - ;
What: ' Open. Blgb. "Low. Close
Sept 80 . 80 . " 80
Does: ,- i , ' ' '
sept m m m
So. R'yPfd..,.. , -5I
TCI.,. ' - i , 'f 49
Con. T ..k 85 86J
Mo. Pa......... 61 V C '6H
Cotton receipts were 4,500 bales at.
ports. - - V ',
all
To Holders of School Toncners.
At the meeting held July 9, 1900, the
Board of School Directors made the fol
lowing ordert Ordered, that all persons
holding teacher' .vouchers Issued In
Craven county for the year 1898-99 nd
1899-1900, be requested to deposit them
with the County Treasurer by the first
day of Beptember, 1900, to await the act
ion of the Board of School Director tpd
Treasurer under the act of the General
Assembly, special session . 1900, provid
ing for (he payment of said vouchers,
Vw f - '.;... if" J0' 8. Lena, Bec'y.
i'' Orfandy ':.
I have 500 yards of 78 inch organdy t
be told at 25 cents for the next 10 days
and all white and figured lawns will be
sold at a big reduction. ' v '
W- " ' J. J. Baxter.
Fresh Insect Powder and Tangle-foot
ly paper at Davis' Pharmacy, i-.
; Vaccination Bhlelds
macy.
at Davis'- Pbar
Jutt received a lot of fine F. F. V
Rama at Oaks Market, . .
To the Tax Payers of Craven County
The Board of County Commissioners
will be In session for one week begin
nlng Monday July 9ili, 1900, at be
Court house for the purpose of hearing
compialnU relative to the anHonxmont of
real property listed for the year 19CMX'
Khnkst M. Ohkn,
Cieik lid. Co. Corns,
Ice.Creatn, di-Hveted to any part of Hie
i:lty, Iin i-i-iitu iiuart, at I'i-Hdi li-y'a.
r'ntiCC.
niycl or niu!i i
vililm v,illi
, dllf!
1.1.H!
i.se
of xi-n,
1m, wiili
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North Carolina Base-Ball.
Special to Journal. ; ' . . . '
Ealxigw, July 10. Today's games re
sulted u follows: Raleigh 10, -Durham
STATtsviLUt, July 10, Todtya game
rdsulted, Tarboro Statesvllle, 1. -,":-..:.r
WEEKLY, CROP BULLETIN. ' ,
B-leiqh, July 9. With some few ex
ceptions the reports of crop correspon
dents for the month ending Monday,
July 9, J900, were generally favorab't''
Indicating weather conditions suitable
on the whole for both farm work and
the growth of crops. The psst six days
were characterised by very high temper
atures, abundance of sunshine, and- no
rain except Very light local showers.
These Conditions gave the farmers -good
opportunity to clean crops of grassland
weeds, and much was accomplished, but
the beat became so intense the latter
part of week, when maximum tempera
tures exceeding 109 generally occurred,
as to make it impossible to work la the
fields during the latter part of the day.
Over many central and eastern, conn lies
where the rainfall last' week was not
especially abundant, drought is brgln-
nlng to injure crops, end th ground has
become too-hard to work. In the- west
however, the dry period ha not been
of sufficient duration to enable U fields
to be cleaned, i where, morever,- many
lowland erops have become so foul that
1t Is almest impossible to remove weeds
sod grass without Injury to the erops
themselves. Farmers are very busy
laying by cr6ps( and the' scarcity of
labor is considerably felt. ' ' ' v
Old earn Is suffering from drought, as
well as that on stiff soil, and on upland
Where It Is beginning to fire badly; dam
age by chinch bugs" Is reported from
some conntler. The corn crop- on the
whole looks very thrifty and promising.
It generally In silk and tassel, and ap
pears to be earing wellj the bulk of the
crop has been laid by, except In the west
where much Is quite small; lowland corn
has recovered somewhat Jrom. damage
bv excessive ".ralnr. Cotton hss been
greatly benefited - by ".warm Jays and
nights, which hare caused rapid growth
good eolor, and increasing abundance of
bloom; fruiting is taking place. There
wae very little complaint of lice on cot
ton this week; some fields In the south
west are still very grassy. Tobacco-. Is
late in the north-central portion, wheie
topping has just begun,' and is some
what uneven elsewhere; It - is : suffering
from drought and firing In Johnston and
a few other counties. In genertl tobacco
appears to have made good growth; cut
ting has commenced in six eastern
counties, namely, Martin, Green, Duplin
Carteret, Onslow, and Wayne, and some
wss cured. Peanut, rice, sweet potatoes
and pea now need rain. Wheat it prac
tically all housed; -threshing: continues.
A few spring oat remain uncut in th
extreme wet, : 2rly 'apple, ' peschea,
melons, and blackberries are coming Into
market in abnndanoe.
For burns. Injuries, piles and skin dis
eases use DeWitl's Witch Bssel. Stive
It Is the original,'' Counterfeit may be
offered. Use .'only,; DeWlttVi T, &
Special Hosiery Sale Wednesday.
: W plac on sal Weduesday morning
at 8:80 o'clock BOO pair- ladles, boys, and
misses Fast Black Ribbed Bote, double
toe, heel sn4 knee, actually worth 15 to
2oc for large sixes at , the special tale
price, all altos, 10 cent per pair. -;
i::--.. v'r.V-'u.-' - . O. A.Barfoot.
Hammock's That Will Please
You at Ennelt's Book Store, ij
Ladles Tourist and Street Hats.
. W have just received from New York
and put on sale the latest thing In Ladles
Fell Bat for traveling, tea-shore, aid
street wear, Just out and very swell,
price 1.50, 13.00, and tl.BOeach. .'
; : . G. A. Barfoot. .
' Ice Cream Soda today at McSorley's.
J. J. Baxter has just received a new
line of E. P. Reed's Oxfords In til styles,
and a full line of other goods to be told
low down. . ".. . , - i
Celery tliedacho Powden, th belt
remedy for headache. Made and told
only at Davit' Pharmacy.
Rates to Wilmington ForTouma
. " merit Week. -,
For above on union you are authorised
te sell round trip ticket to Wilmington,
N. ('., as folio w:
Tickets sold July 8th, 0th tnd 10th,
final limit July lUlh, 11)00, at of ONE
F! !: T CI.!- H FAR K for round trip:
'I I. k. u si. 1.1 July lllh sml 12th, final
limit .l.i'v l';'li. 1' friiin following
p..!h'-i nt i a i.n.. .1:
- ,.! i:,il .40
1.10
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New Lot Small
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' Few nice Portsmouth (.otned Mullets with heads on.
;, Whole Codfish. ' Imported and Domestic Sardines,
Columbia River Salmon, Fresh Bay Lobsters. , ..
Canned Meats, Frnits and Vegetables.
Very finest Butter on ice. 4 '
Crystal Springs Giuger Ale. - Finest Tea and Coffee.
' ' Fresh Oatflakes, Corn Starch, Tapioca, Rice and Grits.
r. F respectfully solicit a share of your patronage and
- guarantee Satifaction.
REAL ESTATE I
City Real Estate bought and sold on
commUslour
A fine piece of property oan besought
at a bargain.
Collection of Rent a Specialty, -
-E. IIARPGB.
NEW BERN
GRIST-MILLS.
jVew jttills
Bolting Chest
- Elevators nnd
' Corn Cleaners
Of the Latest, Improved and Up-
. to-Date Mill flachlnery.
YOUR TRADE IS bOUCITBDJ
WfePKCIAL PAINS taken In clean
ing and , polishing grain before going
through the mills, 'which inrares pore
meal, v . ' ' --
. Corn, Hominy, OtU and Mixed Feed!
GEORGE BISHOP.
'wCBern.'KC.-':"" .-:--r.. , ..
Thete!
Where's Your .
fi BeU and Lamp
Don't be "ran ln..i- "A tlU:h In Urn
saves nine," and sometime may save yon
tea C$10) '
. Don't put It off , but call at once aad
Invest the necessary amount in Good
LAMP AND BELL. -' , ' f
Sefo, 25c to $U5
Lamps) 50c to f3.00
Tires and Repairs ; y
,,'Jn Abundance,
wn. tThill,
fil Middle Street, Opposite Journal Offio
Henry's Pharmacy,
U7 MdJte Street
Pr?iare For War In
' Time of Ieace.
Just received a Supply of LOADED
GUNS: Sure death lo Roadie, Bed
Ilti(f. Moths, Water Bugs and all In
serts. Will not stain or greas the finest
fulirli. One trial la all that' needd to
convince tlie moat aVepllial. .
A full lino uf Tuili t Articles, Perfum-
eiy, etc.
1 ;.v . inn's Prescriptions car ful'y
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PIG HAMS !
Don't Fret Yourself
i
TO DEATH
This Hot Weather!
But call and get a few of our special
hot weather bargains and keep cool.
Don't fail to tee the negligee thirts
which we have marked down to 8c. All
colon and alto in plain white.
Crash Hats
MARKED DOWN FEOM
50c. to 10c.
Have jutt received a new lot of Serge
Goata and can now fit everybody.
Call early and take advantage of these
special prices.
J.G.DUNN & CO.
Furnishers
67 Pollock St
Ice Cream Fleecers ringing from $1 50
to $9 00 each. Water Cooler at 75, 90c;
fl.lt 50, 175 and $9 00 each. Ice
Shaver at 16c, 60c and 75c each. Apple
Pealert. Bcreea Door at $1 00, $1 it
and $1 50. Window Screen In elegant
styles at 80o, 85c, 40c and 50a. Lawn
Mowers at $8 to S," Hammccks from
50c Up, (will have a new line of these in
in a few days) Balloon Fly Trap. Tan
gUFoot.Fly Paper.- Mason's Fruit Ian,
pints, quarta and half gallons. Granite
Slop Pails, Foot Tuba, etc, Sid and
Box "Coffee Mill. Revolving" Wafer
bun.- MJelto Cooking ' Ranges.
Wheeler and Wilson,' New Home and
Dometti Sewing Machine. A Sport
ing Rifle for f9 00, shoot 83 short or long,
cartridges '. Porcelain lined - Preserving
Kettle. :' Step Ladders 48c. Ke and 7j
each. PolUhlog Oil SSe per bottle. Can
Furtlture Varniab and Brash at Sue.
Tobaooo Sprayers, Part Green, tc ,
Th wholesale trad it invited to our
slock of Piper Bag, Butter Tray, Wash
Boards, Clothe Pin, Brooms, Bucket.
Axle Ore, Batktia, Tin Ware, tc
which we are flaring at very low price
ivuii aiui,.. .K' '., ' 'X '.: '
.i" r nittii .T" -.
J. U- . a, d 111 IIS X) :
6LSLBook Store !
,;Ust you Forget''
. .. Wean htadquarursfor .'.
Book-keepers . Supplies,
Utmmock Guaranteed to rt- k
S liev that tired feeling. - .-" S
G. G. ROBGRTS,
V ' '.. 'ol ' rlQ