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KE'.V EIHN, N. C, SUNDAY LIOILXIXG, JULY 15, 1900.
NINETEENTH YEAR
TRY OUR :
PERFECT BLEND TEA,
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ji Only 10c for 1
TflTJll MAAtn'ilrAllM
satisfied alter using.
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47: & 49, Pollock Streeti;:-
In it Do too, want to buy goods
Pollock ftreet. Yon will discover "no poetry in our composition hut if
yon will visit onr store you will be convinced of the troth .of on r state
men t, about prices, x.,,,' :
'V Those Men's Tan and Hlack Vioi
onr window at $ 1.00 to $ 1.60 are selling Well, the public is quick to see a
bargain ' , '
Ask for the Sunshine Kid 8hoe
rough as steel, will not chip, will not peel, price $2 00, value $3 00. -
White Jumbo Sttaw Sailors 60c, bargain at 76c. " -
. ' Black and White Sailors 25c, marked down from 60c ; ' " .
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r;i ijust received a 40o and 76c Crash
at 60c. worth 75c. "" - '
. M Window Shades, all colors and
Desire to close ont a lot of Silk
see them, yon can make the price. . , r ; - ( ,
- New lot of Palm Fans at lo each. I" ,' '"
SMITH'S STORES, ':;
61 Pollock St.; (Duffy's Stand) 09 Middle St;
Aftcf-Dxnncf
Give lb meal a fine floUh.'' There
! nothing daintier for. deaseit
tbao Farina, Rice Puddiop, Jellies,
and Fancy Crackers. : KvervtblnR
' la tbii line will be found in our
' Hock, hlch presrnt an ethiutl
ite (U floillon of "gtocerle". The
whole word la taxed in mi.kiug
vp (lib fuprrb at'Sqrtment of food
apeolaltie. Toe must are to ap
p'orlalo. r.
Have jurt receirod a big lot cf
Freeh Corned rrUmoa(h Mullet
Alao a fine lot of Nioely Cured
llima. Give na a call and wa will .
do our beat to pi-ne yoo.
. Youra for Btielneia, ' '
J. R. PARKER,
, 'Phone 69.
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in Ba's and Congress, black tor tan,
Skirt, very full, also White luck
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grades.'; Also Brass .Extension Sods.
Laces, narrow and wide, come and
Delicacies ! v
JR., GROCER,
77 Eroad Strefet:
You(can always expcni; wlun
you ordur your finxl supplira from
tills relislile store. Wo cunj anp.
ply ernry demsnd of a llrht rlif
family trmlo with the (,'
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Congress May be Called to Consider
. - Chinese Situation.
linlster Wo Cables For News. Gea-
eral Miles Waats to g-o. Wa
Says Allies Coald "
Reach Pe- .
Special to Journal.
Washington, July 14. The Chinese
Minister, Mr. Wo, bat cabled to Bhang
Tung for new aa to the fate of United
States Minlater Conger at Pekln, In ac
cordance with the request of Secretary
Hay. ' 1 '
An extra session of Cengress Is ex
pected to be called' to deal with the
Chinese situation rand to authorize, the
ralaIi)gof volunteers. " ' "
General Chaffee Is now In commanu
of all the United States soldiers end ma
rines In China, General Joseph Wheeler
Is preparing to go to China with the
2nd and 5th Infantry. " '
It Is reported that General Miles has
jtppHed for service in China, his request
will not be acted upon unless it Is
deemed advisable to considerably aug
ment the strength of the forces now un
der orders. The general cf the army la
anxious for active service, as he was
during the Cuban war and later Jwhen
the Insurrection broke' out In the Phil
ippines. - - -i ' V ' n
Viceroy Lt Rung Chftng is called to
Peklp. .' TheChinese say that bi leav
ing Canton - will surely cause trouble.
The . Governor of one of the, Chinese
provinces has issued a proclamation
favoring the Boxers. i,Thls 'Shows that
(he trouble la- spreading' through the
country.' , J1'' , ,
The telegraph line from Taku to Tien
Tain has been restored.- ': -
, Bhang tells the Consuls - at Shanghai
that the foreigners at Pekln are mur
dered and that Prince Tuan and a for
elgn general did it. That : Prince Tuan
was enraged at the defence made by the
legations and demolished the buildings
with heavy guns killing all the .foreign
ers f v- '.- ..' -
WAsntMOTOit, July 18.Mr. Wtt, Chi-
oese Minister conliuues hopeful as to
conditions in Pekln,' but .he too, ba
nothing on which to" base his 'hope
save the decree issued two days ago.
, His dally visit wu made again to- the
State Department,' and his . anxiety was
apparent in the Interest he displays foi
news. -Be speaks freely of. bis appre
hensions and hopes and intimated today
that the failure of the allied forces to
proceed toward Pekln looked to him
tftbe nations did not Wish to rescue
their representatives. ; He admits thai
disaster to the Ministers would mean
very-grave crisis to China, and ht
seems to regard lt si quite certain thai
punishment awaits his country should
the legations and Ministers have fallen.
In regard to the situation he said;.
."That the legations fell on the th in
stant la possible. They cannot hold out
forever. Why have the allied forces not
marched to tbetr relief f I see there
talk h cannot be done until September,
What nonsense 1" g , j , V ,
Mr. Wtt admitted he was not a mil!
tary msa, but he expressed bis belief
that with an army of 10,000 good men
be could light his way . through lo the
capital . He seems to think . the allies
have no leaders and stated emphatically
that the "soldiers were no good or eke
the powers were to blame." . v
"It Is Jealousy," he says. ."The edict
I received Wednesday was dated June
29. Who can tell what has happened
slnoe then? The whole woild will be to
blame if it does not came to the rescue
of the foreigners and assist the Chinese
Government. feel sure that my Gov
eminent Is doing all In Its pawer to save
the foreign representatives.. It may be
powerless to do so If the delay is too
long. It may be too lata even now."
; De Witt's Little Early Risers are fa
mous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never gripe. F. 8. Duffy.
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To the voters of Craven county:
. I hereby announce myself as sn 'Inde
pendent candidate for the House of
Itcpnwcntativcs from Craven county
For my platform I refer to my acts while
a mrml.er of the LrgUlmure In IK. 3 and
1K5. H lias len rumored that If I ran
aa a camliihite I would not remain in the
Held. I ileiiira to (luio tiiiit I am In Hie
rare to remain Until Uio pu-la are chined
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ll. I'. V. II I.tAMM.
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EIS GREATEST EFFORT.
Aycock Speaks to Thousands ef Bis
Home People at Guldsboro,
8pecial to Journal. ,.- u .-
Qolpshciko, N: C.f July -14. Today
will long be remembered as a great day
at Goldsboro In the county of Wayne
Boys of todayr when bent with age will
speak of It lo their children and these In
turn to their offspring, a day when
thousands of Wayne county people came
lo Goldsboro te feed upon t te banquet
pread by Goldsboro citizens and to lis
ten to a great speech by her great son,
Uharlea : V. " Aocock mnKcs a goon
speech any time, anywhere, but today as
he faced the great assembly of his own
people, the crowd being estimated by
many as between eight and ten thons
and, Aycock arose- to greater- height,
making the greatest speech of his life.
His acknowledgement of his gratitude
to his people who have honored him al
ways was both beautiful and touching
He discussed the. various sections of the
amendment and the people were swayed
by his logical reasoning and when at his
conclusion he asked all present , who
would protect the while womanhood by
voting - for-, the. Amendment - to raise
their hands,' lt wpuld have been puz
zling to any one to stand and count the
sea of white hands that were uplifted
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
Tarboro 'Beats Raleigh and
Charlotte
' fr Jtcate Wilmington.
Special to Jooraal.i
Raurau, July, H. Ia the North Car
olina Base-Sail Association, game here
today Raleigh defeated Tarboro. by
score of 8 to 1. , .
Base hits, Raleigh 9; Tarboro 4. Errors
Raleigh 8, Tarboro 6. Two of Tarboro's
errors were very costly, Raleigh made
runs ia one inning .t ,
Wiui ihotok, July 11 Today's game
here resulted Charlotte S, Wilmington 0.
Hits, Charlotte II, Wilmington 4. Er
rors Charlotte 0, Wilmington 2. ,fiai
terlea, Barely, and Foslef, Latimer and
Oldbam. , -
UTANDINO OV CLUBS. .
won.
10 .
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.( . 4
.,'a 8
Tarboro,. - ..
Durham ...
Raleigh
Charlotte ,.7,4.. .
Wilmington.
Statesvllle,
.866
.633
,838
.416
.363
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.833
THE MARKETS.
. The followlngjquotatlons were receiv
ed by J. E.athara, Mew Bern, H. C.
i . Nw 1'obk, July 14,
CoTTom . Open, High. Low. -Close
Aug
Sept,,
Oct..
Jlov.
, 8.48
880
8.46
8.28
, 8 16
839 -
9.45
18.80
8.46
8.28
'8 28
8.80
8.13
'8.63
8 84
817
8.13
863
8.8t
8.17
r-JB...
8.17 8.1H
Mob,.'
80 8 30
' " CHICAGO HABKBTS. -
Whsat: , Open. High. Low. Close
. Sept m 7 "- 771 T7i
Cork: - ,
Sept...!,..,.. 44 44 -44J '44
TO I , 64
Mo..Pa....i.... :' -;', '.
Fed. s::, . m y, - sf
Leather .,;,v''';V,--' 8f
. Cotton receipts were 8,600 bales at " all
porta.'. ." ",' ' '';5i"xy ,
Tnereare ho better pills made than
De Witt's Little Early Rlsern. . Jt lway
prompt and certain. F S Duffy. - .
, Ladles Tourist and Street Bats.
- We have Just received from New Tork
and put on sale the latest thing In Ladles
Felt Hats for traveling, sea-shore, and
street wear, just out and very swell.
prloe 1.60, $2.00, and tJ.CO each, ., ;
i- , : ... ','..":-''; O. A. BarfooL
Ice Cream Boda today at McSorlcyV
' Celery Ueadache Powders, llhe
remedy for headache. Made and
only at Davis' Pharmacy, "
best
sold
Freah Insect Towder and Tangle-foot
fly paper at Davis' Pharmacy: . -
Rprlng Lamb and Spring Chlckens.lbli
morning at the Oaks Market.
Juat received
Ham al Oaka Y.
a lot of fine F. F.
iket, ' '
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J. J. I'Hxti-r la jelling hla Iiililiona,
I iwiu, Ladles Oxforda, and all aiiinmer
goods tety low f..r the null.
h rriv.it .
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FOOLS' ACTIOH.
The Arrest at Winston Exposes
-" False Pretences. '
Aycock Will Rue Very . Strong.
Base Ball Stirs up the Eathtt-"
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, slasm. Our Paris Ex-
.r talbi liJlltvV' p '
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Special to Jon rn',
Ralkioh, July 14. The Repuhllcans
have never done a more foolish, piece of
business than the' fcrreals of the regis
trars of election at Wlnslon, who are
bound over to the Federal Court. '- 'fho
took this step Iu order to bolster up the
negro vote- The fact Is that while the
White Republicans have been .boasting
that they could, unaided by the negro
vote, defeaV-the constitutional amend
ment, they have all the while 'counted
on voting every negro. " .,. ;
Charles B. Aycock j In a speech near
here yesterday told the truth when he
said a great many negroes begin to vote
when they are 18, and (hat In bis county
it was their oustom. . His estimate of. (be
majority the amendment will -receive Is
50,000. t His estimate of the ' negroes It
will disfranchise U 71 00ft - 'j
The Democrats had a field day at Go Ida-
bore today. It was "Aycock Day." It
Is said the barbecue was the largest ever
g'ven in this State. - " -
Oscar J. Spears, a well known Repub
lican of the Third District, says he be
lioveathat Aycoak wl.l rua lJ,033 votes
ahead of the Constitutional . Amend-
meut. -. i . '
Enthusiasm; -. rcganll-i Iaseball was
never so great here as It is now. The
attendanco at games Is good. The Tar-
horo ,teiu h is protetlevl- Thursday's
game at .Durham, because cf-thu wet
weather. The team says that during the
first Inning, the rain fell steadily and
drove people to shelter and thatv there
were repeated protests against playing.
The BtateTreasurer had a request today
from a New York Arm for 1200,000 of
N. 0. 6 per cent bonds, saying the de
mand for them was very . active. None
of these bonds are on the market.
The. State agricultural ' department
asked to send the exhibit it now has at
Paris, to Glasgow, Scotland; to the . St,
Louis exposition and to the Pan-Ameri
can exposition at Buffalo.; The depart
ment is also especially asked to partici
pate in the exposition at Charleston. The
exhibits which this Stale .has made' at
Boston, Atlanta, New Orleans, Nashville
Chicago and Omaha have been the means
of bringing m!lj(one of dollars lnto the
Blate. ; One deal -of. $1,000,000 was in
fact oonsumated In the North Carolina
department at Chicago. -!--.
- Charles J, Parker of Raleigh , Is ap
pointed director of the educational de
partment at the State Fair.-- ;: . ' -' .
,. Notice of Copartnership,
i. The undersigned bare this day formed
a copartnership under the name and
style of M. Habn A Son for the purpose
of carrying on the business of sale and
exchange of horses, mule, buggies, car
riages, wagons and other vehicles,; also
of harness, .whips, robes, eto , and livery
business at the old stand of M. Habn.
Co , on Middle street, New Bern, N. C,
':';:"r- T'-c'-v "Mitan lUav: ' ; ; .;
"-y'S'. Firb M. Habs. - -.This
23rd day of June, 1900..;';
CASTOR I A
. For Infants and Children.'
Tta Kind Yea Have Always E::;U
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Bear, the f yVTZT
Signature of 4utJ JUcU&t
(iOOD NEWS. J
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This man has heard of 0. II. Water's
A Hon Whalebone liuppy and he Is going
for one. This accounts for his speed.
Thoy are reliable hand made buggies.
Try one and be convinced as others have
done. " '
Yonrs to sorve,
i. II. Vnfcr ai Hon,
Phono 1H5. 78 Proad 8tret.
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; Alw new lot very small Sugar Cured Pig Hams.
. Fanoy Syrup in Fruit Jars only 15c
: Nice lot Portsmonth Corned Mullets.
'1 : Fresh Grits and Carolina Rice.
Fox River Print and Fancy Flgin Butter.
I will thank you to call when in need of anything in
the Grocery Line. -r
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
I J. L. 1D41IIEL, Hrl
1 'Phone 91. 71 Brod Ht. g
REAL ESTATE !
Oily Real Estate bought and sold on
commission. -
A fine piece of property oanbejbought
at a bargain, i
Collection of Rents a Specialty.
XL XL HARPER.
.. NEW JXEXKS
GRIST - MILLS.
New Mills
Bolting Chest
Elevators and
Corn Cleaners
Of the Latest Improved and Up
'. to-Dattt Mill flexhlncry.
YOUR TEADK IS bOLICITEDJ
; nrfePKCIAL PAINS taken lo clean-
lug and . polishing grain before going
through the mills, 'which insures pure
meal,
. Cora, Hominy, Oats and Mixed Feed
GEORGE BISHOP.
i KewBern, N. C " . . J
Hey,
There !
L mZre's Yatir
Io,ste'WtoV:.?4 Mttch in tine
saves nine," and sometime may save you
ten (,10) r.; - fV'f
; Don't piit it off, but call at 'onoe and
invest the necessary amount in Good
LAMP AND BELL, ''.y;
Iklls;25c:to:$aS
Lamps, 50c'to $3.00
ana i&paifSM
In Abundance
wn; t. hill,
91 Middle Street, Opposite Journal Office
Henry's Pharmacy,
:t2? f mdle Street
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Prepare ForrTrar in
Tlsne of Peace. . .
Just reoeived a Hupply of LOADED
GUNS: fiure death to Roaches, Bed
Buga. Moths, Water Burs and elf In-
seeta. Will not ataln or greas the finest
fiihrli. One trial ia all that's needed to
eonvinee the nioet sSeptlral.
A full line of Toilet Arlleles, Perfum-
i.ii
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I'renrriitions car fully
lo
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Corned Beef
Don't Fret Yourself
TO DEATH
This Rot Weather!
But call and get a few of our special
hot weather bargains and keep coal.
- Don't fail to see the negligee shirts
which we have marked down to 48c. All
colors and also in plain while.
Ctash Hats
MARKED DOWN FROM
50c. to 10c.
Have Just received a new lot of Serge
Coats and can now fit everybody.
Call early and take advantage of these
special prices.
J. G. DUNN & CO.
- TTp-to-Date
Furnishers.
67 Pollock St
Ice Cream Freeeers ranging from $1 60
to $5 00 each. Water Coolers at 76, 80o;
1, 91 60, l 78 and $8 00 each. Ice
Shavers at lfic, 60c and 75c each. Apple
Pealera. Screen Doors at $1 00, f 1 86
and f 1 SO. Window Screens in elegant
styles at SOc, 3Sc, 40c "and 60a Lawn
Mowers at 3 to 3. Hammocks from
60o up, (will have a new line of these la
In a few days) Balloon Fly Traps. Tan
gle Foot Fly Paper, Mason's Fruit lars,
pints, quarts and half gallons.' Granite
Slop Paila, Foot - Tubs, eto. Side and
Box. Coffee Mills, Revolving Wafer
Irons. ... Majestic .Cooking Ranges..
Wheeler and Wilson, 'New. Home and
Domestio Sewing Machines. A Sport
ing Rifle for 8 00, shoot 88 short or long
cartridge." Porcelain lined Preserving
Kettles. Step Ladders 48c. 6o and 78e
each. Polishing Oil 85c per bottle. Can
Furniture Varnish and Brush a 880,.
Tobacco Sprayers; Paris Green, etc. '
The wholesale trade is Invited to our
stock of Paper Bags, Butter Trays, Wash
Boards, Clothes Pins, Brooms,- Buckets. '
Axle Grease, Baskets, . Tin Ware, eto.,
which we are offering at very low prloea -
'; '.youra Truly. ', , .r ' f ..t-. -.-.j
j; c. vhitty
I dliiBook Store
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' : . We are headquarters for
Book-keepers -i-' Sapplles.
Hammocks' Guaranteed to rs.
Have that tired feeling.
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