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JULY- 21, IC30.
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PERFECT BLEtJD TEA,
Fulton Market Corned -Beef!
Wu Has a Cable From Conner-But
Without Bate.
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OTHER ENCOURAGING REPORTS.
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A 47 & 40 Pollock Streets
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"MORE TRUTH THAN POETRY."
' Do you want to buy goods cheap?
; If so, go to Smith's. 6 bollock Street. . '
" , You will discovt-r
yoo will vuit onr store yon will be convinced of the Uflt!j. . ot "our 'statt"
ment, jilwur puVfft. - t " T
, Those Meu'd Tan and Itluok Vim Kid ! ainIvt.nngrcM shown ii
our window ut ft 00 U $1.50 re setting wtsU,- the jmlio'is fjnick'to see ft
bargain.' - '. ' " - '
- Ask f.r1e UUkljtiie Kitf Nioe n Rjlsand tongr"v .hhwk' or fan,
"Tonga us gttvT, will not chip, will not pwt piicefj Ot; value $10 J. ,
; s White. Jumbo Stiaw Sktllors 50o, Lnrgain at 75o.- ,vl.' J ' '
. 31ack.nd White Sailors SScf marked down from 69c. .i i .
;,-;.JuBt received a 40c and 75o Crash Skirtyery falTalso White Luck
at 50c, worth 75c.' . - . . .' f J-'J T . . V. ? "
Window Shades, all colors and grades. ; Also Brass Extension ' Rods.
Desire to close out a lot of Silk Laces, narrow and wide, oome and
Bee,them, yon can make the price. ' N - ' -,,",
i New lot of Palm Fans at lo each. ' v ( f fc . . , '
6 1 Pollock St (Duffy's Stand) 99 Middle St."
I After-Dinncf
Give tba meal Boo finish.' There
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deeit
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: thin Fartoa, Ric Pnddinp,
and Fancy Crackers. Ei
id tun une win m touod Iq out
stock, hlch prairBUiau aihauot
tve dt fioltliw of ''giocerie". Tlio
whole world la taxed In mi king
; up this superb at sorlmenl of fund
fpe.-Uli!. Toa tunst are to p
p:eciale. ''"": '' ' ,
He jiisi rrcelred big lot of
Freah Corned Portsmoatb Mulled
Also a fine lot of Niorly Cured
lUma. Gits us a call and we wilt
do our beat to please you,
.Yours for BuaiaesK,
J.
R. PARKER, JR.; GROCER,
'Phone 69. ; 77 Broad Street: ' i
c::ipt Doliycry Ft cm Dunn
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- Delicacies !
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YonJ' An always expcolj when
you ordr your food supplies from
this rpliaole storo, n ( Hiijsup.
p'y fTery ilnmand of a lirft
family trmln with the- ;hoir.,,t
Htiiln anil Ki'iry (infcriin, li. l
liliiM, 1'ii-kl.H, St'n:.,Ji)liv.:i,;r(a
Rivur Print l!iiUir, ami I'i,'!! ,tnfi
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Loudua Receirea tioed News.-. Bat
It all Comes From Chinese
Soarces. The Suspense '
Js Only FartUUy
RelleTed. - r .
Special tn Journal.
Wasbinoton, July 20,-Mlol8ti r Wu
leceived a Chblegram from Minister Con
ger today.
Wu took the message to the Stale
Department and the translation of the
dispatch Is as follows:
; "The British legal loo is tinder contin
ued shot : and shell from the. Chinese
troops and quiet relief only can prevent
a general massacre." r -
: The reply from Sec rotary Hay was In
the State Department cipher, the eon
tents were of course unknown to Miutt
tcr Wu? v . ' r t
. This message Is regarded by the Statt"
Pepartini at as genuine, a forgery seemi
llipusllite. r- . t t' '
' Tuo State Department lsaerl ths fol
1 wln)t, VTha Becretary of Stats has rcr
'o-Wed a ilinpalch fiom Consul Fowtvi
from ('beefoo, July 10th, sajiug that t
bsnjhal pai-er of July said thai
All the fitrelgnMrsin Pekiu were; mar
tiered, v Fowler ' In d the Chinese gnv-
rnmeut. 4luisndiiij( the r truth Tu
Uortruor t f the Prorince teplM tU t
bise)urier left I'ekin July lltb.knd the
fo'eljner weie Ih u safe hut were tut
Of the city of Ptkln,;' They had been
carried there I y lue rebels with (be U
tent of kill n-thsm . . ' v
.vM sitter Conger's diarralclt does lltlls
4d i vliew the nation's torrlMe tnspente.
t he illapiiU U U tu-t dialed and that h
ui-wt slguiAcauJ as long berorelt teachei,
Am;-tlcalhu MmUler iud fru ly mj
baveprrMed.' "
' The Chinese Minister at London has a
llspaliSu from the Chinese governmebt
oiifl miog Conger's message and saytrg
tkst the foreigners were safa ia Pekiu
July lStb. The. Minister added that bis
government has been able to afford re
lief and protection to the Ministers. :
.' The French foreign office hat received
-Information that Is considered -reliable
that the foreign, ministers at Pekln wen
dot massacred according to information
On July 7th, the Ministers were attacked
and the legations burned', bat the for
eigners succeeded In crossing the city to
Uilcg't palace which Wat barricaded, the
Europeans holding their own when this
newt left Pekln oa Jul 9tb.: ; . ; - '
V A. -dispatch from Bbanghal reporb
that tixty missionaries and hundred
native converts were massacred by the
Boxers at Tat Yuan, Province of Shantl.
All these missionaries were English,
' There will be ho advance on Pekln
by the allies until' eighty. thousand men
are gathered. ' This cannot well be be
fore October let. The entire American
contingent will be able to assemble by
that time on Chinese soil." :i' .
. The successes won by the allied forces
for the time removes anxiety for theli
safelj from being overwhelmed by su
perior numbers, hut tie casualltiet In
those successes show that the Chinese
have learned something since the , war
with Japan that they can now fight and
that they are armed with modern guns
and have learned to shoot to hll. That
means, if tbe Revolution which Is bow
apparently confined to Northern China
extends to the whole empire, the blggett
and bloodiest war the world hat ever
teen. What part the United Slatea will
play in this war, if It comes, no man can
Kay at this time.'. ' ; ' ; .
Officially It was given out that the on
ly reason for the President's presence In
Washington wat to decide whether in
extra session of Congress should be
called note man beyond the 100,000
now authorized can -tie enlisted In the
army, no miller how urgent the need.
wllhont legislation by Congress and
thai question wss Immediately - decided
In the negative. That is, that thore was
no need lo call Congress together now,
although the developments of any day
might ninke It absolutely neoesry. Un-
ofllelally there Is U!k that ihe President
(Kmc to Washington Wause there was
a serl-ma diplomatic lilteh among the Al
ii' J powers, ami tl.p.t ISu' !ii hail de-
noimlnl ti..t tin! ,
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. ' The "strongest, purest, most efficient and- v't
' 1 ' - wholesome of leavening agents. Not lowest
in price, yet the most economical j indispens- ;
: able to all who appreciate the best and most ,
healthful food. h r" iV - "4
T- ' y Our country is enjoying prosperity almost
C-' - - unsurpassed1 In its histonr ' ' ;V ""' -.
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. buy that to eatv which is pure sound, good,-
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-- Why should we use cheap, impure, un-7 ',.
C .C healthful , articles of' food I There ''ia ; no"; I
': economy in them ; they endanger the health), ;
T they" may jcost-life. , There are reported -
- almost dailycases of sickness caused by eat'
" , ing cakepuddings or biscuit made with the - -
'SS : cheap, alum baking ; powders..
' T- ' ' ' is . f r " ' t i. " " s -lv- 1 .
? in aliarucies ior
i. ,i the best.The good
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ROYAl"lAKIH9 POWDI'C0.7100 WILltAM IT., MEWYOftltV
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It Is The Worst Ever Known
-"July In This State,-'
In
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lajaaetloa , tssned., The Balela;h
Ball Teats. Takea ' Tor Joe.;
Can The Cherokees Tote.
y Bearlstrars Tat Oa. v r
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?' Raiiiqh, N.C,,' July 30.-1000. -The
drought it a record breaker the . wont
ever known In July la this Bute; rain
fall only ) Inch, The July average Is H
inches.
Superintendent Goodwin, of the State
Deaf school at Morganton fas here.. He
says that while last teaslon there were
04 puplU there wilt next term ..be 2W.
A new feature la added, a cooking
suuuoi. i ne uperibtendenta of. a num
ber of achooli say they consider the now
feature admirable, i There are three
buildings a the school and there are 330
acres ef land. ; The property hat cotftbe
Itate, complete, $172,000. The build
ing! are admirable, the farm a good one.
Forty of the pupils ' work oa the farm.
Others are taught carpentry, printing
and shoemaking. The girls ero taught
sewing and at stated cooking will be
added. . " V .' :., :
. Today the injunctions granted by Judge
Simon ton were torved Upon the Corpo
ration Commission, itud so the taxable
value of the railway property will be
practically the same as In 1898. It will
be some months bofore the suits luvolv
log settlement of -vsluea are ended. The
SlaniUng Maxter has much testimony lo
take. "
ropuliBt Coairn n Butler Is adopting
a new plau In temliiig out hit cimpalga
oircitlars; that Is he 1ms them left at each
house here.
Uol. W. B. Rodmsn of 'Washington,
N. ()., Is here and gives good accounts
of the Democratic, status In the lsl du-
til.t.
Tli l'.Ji ! ;h. lm a hull team only won
ono or Hie four r mo s it played thin
week In tho wi-sL '1 'l.n fiult of tlie team
lis li--.!.llily to 1.I. Il nintn-s few er
I 1.' 85:110. 1 lnuleiy. It eoiilinoes
to I .
1 lo t-U nv.il i f I- in. 4, Tnrl.oro
1 .us 1 .".-.'.'It. 'i'ho gient lU'il-
vwin t .I i 1 -i jti,i r ,:. ' h
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.irovcier,
iooa ouy ana use oniy.
healthof the family w C:
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'Alum is used in many baking powders because It makes , ;
tthem cheap. It costs less than two cents a pound. .
1 . Alum at a corrosive poison. Think of feeding it to chik
jdrenl Yet. the manufacturera of well-known alum
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are aow being tried before a 0. 8. Com
mltttoaer. , 4 l, , ' ' . '
r The State now OXDends 410,000 In an
nual allowance to party organisations of
military, Including infantry oompanleS
svuu naval muiua uivibiuuv, :.:
Baseball yesterday. ,,
Special to Journal'vv; zisik
Utatewrllle, July JO. Baseball here to
day resulted, Charlotte B, btatesvttle a. ,
v Raleigh, July 20. Today game re
suited, Durhtw 4, Raleigh 0. P;mM:-
Wilmingten, July SO. Wilmington 14,
Tarboro 8.-:r;,i
Beckham N'ojninatet ;; ;
Special to Journal. ; i' r:, Z-r ?!
LarwoTOH, July 80.-J. C. W. Heck-
ham was nominated today .by acclama
tion for "governor of Kentucky ' by the
Democratic Convention. X? i",
" Dismal Swamp AflriJK
NonroiiK, VaH July 10 Fire Is raging
tn the Dismal Swamp .near Portsmouth,
and bcervusa of the drought which' has
long prevailed, the Ire will do groat dam
age to the timber la the swampv .
4 ,1, What Dewey Says. : r r
NawYoaE,'julyl0. The Herald "to
morrow will publish the following ...lis-'
patch from Washington. , i.Ti
, Atlntirat Dewey says he Is out of poli
tics and he respectfully decline to dis
cuss or even consider" the suggestion
that he might have a Presidential nom
Inatlon at the hands of lliose wha refute
to accept either McKlnley or Bryeau
Admiral Dewev does not coaear In
tome of the views entertaioed by taw an
tl-expanslonlsia. lie Is said to foe ex
pansionist of the strongest type.. He
urved the Government to .retain the
Philippines and he Is proud of his ret
ord In that regard. He contends that
the acquisition of the Philippines by the
Unitod Slates Government was the right
thine todo. Ue points out that la the
orew-nt altuatlon In China the United
Blalci, by reason of having a large mili
tary foieo in the Philippines, has been
ai.lo to e;esclfie potent influence with
ti e allied powers concerning the pro
pound t .'..meiit of the Chinese prob
lem. Tiefi
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- . Also new lot very f mall Sugar Cured Pig Hams.- '
; Fancy Syrnp in Fruit Jars only 15c. .
. Nice lot Portsmouth Corned Mallets. .
, Fresh, Grits aud Carolina Kice.
. - Fox Kiver Print and Faucy Flgin Butter.
. - I will thank you to call when in need of anything iu
the Grocery Line. . -
Satisfaction Guaranteed. v
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4-x Wi-nie leadquailertfor
j -jot.KK rp rs a.ii piies
'.-. ilummncki Ouaranleed toi
lieve that tiled feeling.
6. H Ennett
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GRIST -T.1ILLS.
New Mills
. Bolting Client
lior P& ' :
lOejMitm
Of. the Latest Improved and Up-
; ' to-Date Mill Tlachlnery.
TOCB TBADK 18 bOLICTTEDJ
x:iaf&foi PAINS taken In clean
ing and polishing grain before' going
through the mills, Jwbiclt insures pure
meal,. iiM''' ' '
. Com, Hominy, Oats and Mixed Feed.
" GEORGE BISHOP.
: Hew5E'K0;'?!''::
Hey,
There I
C Where's Your
Bell and Lamp
': Don't be "run In". "A sttlcb in time
saves nine," and sometime may rave you
ten Clio)
Don't put 11 off, but call at, ones and
invest the- necessary amount in Good
LAMP AND BELL.
. Belts, 25c to f US
Lamps, 50c to $3.00
Tires and Repairs
. In Abundance.
Wn. T- HILL,
01 Middle Street, Opposite Journal Office
107 f'lJf
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Wholesale
A He. all
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yourself
TO DEATH
Thia Hot Weather !
But call and get a few of our special
hot weather bargaius and keep cool.
Don't fall lo see the negligee shirts
which we have marked down to 43c. All
colors aud also iu plain while. '
Crash Hats
MARKED DOWN FROM
SOe. to 19c.
Have Just received a new lot of Serge
Coats and can now fit everybody.
Call early and lake advantage of these
special prices.
J.G.DUNN & CO.
TTp-to-Date
.N '. Furnishers.
67 Pollock St
. The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See.
.'A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made and
Sawed Shingles always on hand,
, Laths, Carts and Buggies.
Kiln Tar and Fat Lightwood Posts.
: All kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
yon? door.
Two Btoret to let and bouset to rent
all the time....-- -.
- Lime to retail or by the barrel.
BIG fflLLt;Ths Mai
YOU'LL SEE
Notice
At a glance tbatjour Spring Woolens
strike tbe top notch in the variety of ar- J-; ,
tlstlo patterns,.' What a suit It made ot'- ''
and the way It Is made' up are the two;? '
important dress poin's. Vfe have no ; f
rivals la either' respect. Our work Is '
not Imitated and our display' of fsbrlca.
Is axclukive.. Order now. : ' ' ; ' t
F. II. Cliadwlclt, ?
REAL' RESTATE; 101
City Keai Estate bought and told on, 'J j,' "
commisslon. C " - 1 - .'''
A fine piece of property oan bejbought " i ;
at a bargain. ' ; - ' " '
Collection of Rents a Specially. - ,
G.
Q. ROBERTS;"
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