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KZW BERN, N. C, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1901). !
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AW.- '.-'APCDLO'GY.
There is an old story of a punctiliously polite
.: Greek; who while performing the funeral
1 ' ol an intant daughter, telt bound ; to make
- his excuses to the spectators lor "bringing
out . such , a small "corpse to so large a
crowd.1',' ?'' vw
We ftnolosise for brineinsr oat such
crowd of readers, bat nope the very Lost Prices will make ins- necessary
amends. - , ' ' 1 1, ' ' f" , iA
. ' Onr show window on fojlock street, exhibits Oieat Bargains
Trimmed Straw Hats, io all shajes
$2.00 . ' " i -. '
' Clack and White Sailors at 50c,
- Men's Black and Colored Vici Kid,
pi.vu ymu uvi uc uuuub iruiii. uiuiiuiimiuj vx Kb tuub irii..e.
' " Lnoky is the castomer who secarea any of these". .s ,
SMITH'S STOMSA
61 Poliock (Puffy's Stand) 99 Middle St.
J Aftct-Dinncf
Qlve the mehl a floe finish. Tucre
U Dothmg dalntbr . for dtoetl
than Farms, Rioe Vuii of, J U tf,
and Fancy Cracker, Enrjribing
in tb n Una wilt be found in our
ttoslr, wluoli prewntaan exkimi-
. I dt flnillon of "(rorrio". ; Tha
whole world i -taxed ia m. kli.f
tiptbUwip(rbarsortmHniof fond
peoUlilc. .Too must im to ip
p-aHala. - .: . , :
- Ilav jnt rrceWed a Ug lot cf
, Fmb tJorntd PorUmnalb Mullrln.
AIho a Roe lot of Nicely Cured
Utirm. Oive iu a call and we will
do our best to iHtut you.
Your for Uniluetx, "
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J. R, PARKER, JR., GROCER,
5 'Phone 69." ' 7T Broad Street.
Prompt Delivery -From Dunn's
If you v niif. a prxxl cup tif il
and yon h IU y I it.
Till C'iT I i ("i'llil 111 H: y CI
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a small advertisement to so lanre a
at 50c, were early in the scasoq
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sold fast at $1 00,' - - "
Bals. and Congress Shoes from
- Delicacies I ;
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Youc&d ilwiy expcf when
; you ordor your food inpi'lies from
tlili reliable itnro. W. onn; np-.
pi trory demand of a flrnt cluiui
family trarto with the Ohoi(t
HUleant Fuwy Omra-rirn, Kel
lilm, ricklnn, HaueooOliviH.'Poa
Kiynr IMnt lliittiir. nj Pillnm
l ioU H itLnm Prliion.
; Wiv-nmUn r r-pi.ciiily of high
i'lo T. rh n ICiiilrcf),
Our IYrfVi:II,m V,i n -
CoII'co i3 Una,
Trico Only COc.
in3 ('inTn'. liiiy ,i jhiiiiiiI
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CHINA WILL FIGHT.
Plantlnf Torpedoss. Viceroy li Is Held
As Hostage. Europe Disbelieves.
Special to Journal.
Washisoton, July J6The Chinese
are laying torpedoes In all the navigable
rivers. They are being placed especially
at Canton sad in the Yangtze Eiang river
which the British and French vessels are
preparing to ascend.
It is believed that U Hung Chang or-
dored theae preparations to be made;
Li Is held as a hostage at BhangbaL
He says that he will get word from
Pekln regarding the Ministers in five
days.
All Europe believes that all the Minis
ters are dead. Russia will bombard the
Chinese coast as, soon as definite' news
Is received confirming the massacres at
Pekln. The Russian fleet is in command
of Admiral Skrydeloff.
The advance of the Allies from -Tien
Tsla is now said to be determined on
within a day or two, ' .,
Londoh, July 25 The Dally Hail hu
received the following dispatch marked
"Urgent:" , .
Shanghai, July 25 Further informa
tion has been received from a native em
ploye who escaped from Pekln to .New
Chwang. He states that when he. left
Pekln the majority of the people la the
legation were dead and the condition of
the living was hopelees. This witness,
who wss an interpreter and writer al the
British Legation, states that Sir Robert
Hsrt died July S..r; . -i ' ,
:v The president of amlnor board at Pe
kin wrote to a relative in Shanghai, un
der date of July 9, saying: "The foreign
legations sre still uneaptored, but, qw
ing to the dally fighting;, it Is reported
that only about. 800 persons are left-
alive In the legations, and If there is any
delay In the arrival of the relief force
t fear that none will be, left to receive
ft."
Ticket Put Out. - r-
IsDiiRAPOLis, Ind., July ,15. By
ananlnioua vote of the National Commit
tee of the National (gold standard) Dem
ocracy . this afternoon ' the scheme ol
fusion with the atttl-tmpertallstle move
ment, Originating with the recent suit
meeting al the Plaza Hotel in New York
city, wss defeated, as was aha the plan
to place a gold-standard : Democratic
ticket in the field this year.' "-
' Davis jjttt Out.",' s
Nsw" York, July M. Webeter Davis,
Wbose change from Asslatant Secretary
of the Department of the Interior to the
support of Bryan and the Kansas City
platform has attracted much attention,
Is, after all,- not to be one of (he star or
ators 'on the - Democratic side in tin
coming campaign, according lo the Uer-
r Instead, of taking up Mr. Davis and
placing him In section of the country
where his gift of oratory might be ei
pected to win doubtful voles, the Nat
ional Democratic Committee has decided
to get along without him.
' r ; Fusion in Kansas. -7 -
Fort Scott. K ah., July J5 At theii
e invention to-day Kanau Democrae)
surrendered to the demaods of the Pop
nllslssnd thereby made possible the
tightest ..end most harmonious fusion
that hu ever existed In this State. '. The
Populists had demanded from the Demo
crats the office of- Associate Justice In
eschange for that of Attornly-General.
The licked endorsed by Democrats,
Populists and Silver. Republicans U
headed by John W. Bretdenthal, (Popu
list), who was nominated for Governor.
. Message From McArthur.
Waniiinotok, July 85. General Mac
Arthur has cabled the War Department
announcement of the successful erection
of another municipal government In the
Philippines.', The Alcalde referred to In
General MacArtbnr's dispatch , corres
ponds to the Spanish Alcalde or Ameri
can Mayor. " )";,: ': ; : ' .-
Don't fall lo see those- beautiful flan
nel snd silk coats at J: J. Dauer's before
buying. ... , ..'
If yju want a cold coca cola, shcrtwt,
or glass of cold soda, go to Davis' Foun
tain. ' ' ' , '
Ice Cream Soda today at McSorley's.
If aoinolhlng In your head dtb cauae
Thl head of yours to ache
It can be cured If you 111 bnt, '
Celery Headache Powders tHke.
Muile and anlil only at Iiavls" I'lmriiiary
J J. J. HaUrr U n.-llini; iU Kilibc.nt,
i l.awiiH, l.adli-ii (lifiir'lfl, anil all summer
(i(ln very low fnr Hio riinli.
; r.'.ick c ; :. .: .!.
1 We iff-r lliis w.k Impnrti'd ISlark
! liriilUnlti.n 1", in. : 4 Ki'ii) wnrlh mnl
H'.lfl III ill Mi. ; W ' '' U (I- T. J-fiiti.
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ft a iff ry
lilL LiwsiLls
Fusionlsts Have Received Funds
And Will Push The Campaign. '
Will Werk In Hyde and Dara. Ar
rest of Registrars Has Aroused t.
Democrats. Populist Psr- .
ty Is Small. -. .
Special to Journal.'
Ralbioii, July SO The State election
board met today to regulate tome mat
ters in Pamlico county...
It is learned today tbat the Fusloutsts
have at last i received a large sum of
money for a csmpaign fund., Their plan
Is to spend it between thls'lime and elec
tion day, in the close counties. They
will do special work In the smslt coun
ties, which elect one member of the legislature.-
They know they cannot defeat
the Amendment Up to this tlmathey
have not had a large supply of money.
bat now they sre in funds, v They wl 1
put out In their campaign . work ever)
Federal ofnolal who can travel. Tb'
Marshal of this district has gone to Dare
snd Hyde lo rally the Republicans theri
most of whom are. In the government
service.. . Revenue - officers by the score
are traveling and working day and night.
The Republican are now claiming the
8lh and 9th districts by a big majority
They practically concede the east.
A gentlemm front the esatern coun
ties says the feeling of -the DjmooraU
h been so aroused th ire by lite arrest
of registrars and. - by rteaator ' Butler s
work in tbo campaign, that it ii Impos
sible to describe the excitement and that
lt i in fact almost line a politic! revo
lution. , V ,
Two years ago M. H, U, Caldwell of
Concord was Ibe Populist ' nominee for
Congress In the 7th district,. sgalnH
Klutts, Democrat. Now they uro tpeak-
ing together and both .working for the
franchise ttnendiueal auJ Djmjorallc
suocess. ' "V " , y
Notice Is given that ta Grange will
hay a bank 'August t. - It us t Bro.
will conduotJu s
The State charters the Oreensboro
Telephone Exchange", capital 50,000, f
I. McAdoo chief owner. :.:: .'-.. :,;:
The estimate is made that at -present
there are not above tJ.OOO actual t'opullsu
io the Bute. ' , , , . -
Il ls the belief here that many of the
negroes who hsve registered will not
tote. - '
The fusionlsts " hsve . sent out the
greater part of their ticket. '.They have
three sets of tickets. They still keep up
their air of mystery, ' r;,
i BUTLER WOT THERE
WUmlnpton Cldzens and . ' Red Shirts
; Waltlnj- for -film. Docked an And.
'i::WtUim'(Dit,-'tN.-0;:' Julyi 85.-Red-
8hlrts up the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad oday were on lookout for Sen
ator llarton Butler, who war advertised
to speak at Wlllard, s few miles from
aose-HUl, where the registrar trial de
monstration was yesterday. He did not
come, however, but sent Ir" B. . Davis,
Secretary of State Populist Executive
Oowmntoe, who spoke to about 75 Popu
iists.:. .:ii'3i;vi''r;t';,'
At Warsaw, an especially large crowd
of Red-Shirts were In waiting for Butler
snd telegrams were received in Wllmlng
ton, asking If white men here would back
them np giving Butler a thrashing.
rhey were advised tbat they" would
When Davis wss found on the train in
stead of Butler their wrath .was' turned
against him, and it" was , only by the
strongest efforts of conservatives that
they were restrained from maltreating
Davis. :', , '.
Jack King, sa nnllcensed- Baptist
preacher, or exnorter, was tsken by
party of Red-Shirts la tbe Fifth Ward
of this city last night and given a duck
ing la a horse fountain, Corner Fifth
and Castle Btreets,. He was ehargl
with having distributed anti-amendment
and Popullstle campaign literature In
that ward Monday, for Senator Marlon
Butler.
A promise wss exacted from King tbat
he "would not do so sny mors.".- :
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N. C.
" ' Nhw Yokk, July 80
Cotton; Open. Ulgb. Low.. Close
Aug. .... ... 9.20 8.20 9.24 0 25
Bupt 6M 8.7:1 8 8 8 70
Ool 8.3 1 8.40 8 84 8 38
Nov 8.29 8 17 8 S3 8 'iff
Jan ,... 8.19 8 24 8.19 6't
Mob. 8.24 8 29 8 24' 8 29
(lli:AllO MAnKKTfl.
Open. IHkIi. Lnw.
WhkaT:
B.Tt
CtH'.N:
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NEW ORLEANS EXCITED.' )
Searching For-The Negro
Murderers.
Riots ResniU
Special lo Journal. ' . - ,
New Orleans. July 26,-A mob ran
riot through this elty last night, bunting
for negroes. ,
The riot grew out of the assassina
tion of rwo policemen by a negro who
scaped after the: shooting, - Tbe pnliee
were powerless as the crowds ruabed
from pojnl to point, as rapidly: as - dis
persed, The;, mobs were composed of
young men. Some negroes were killed
and others wounded. '" ,v
- ' N. C Baseball GamesI ,
Special to Journal, i " .
Takbobo, July 'Jd. Score in today's
game, Charlotte S, Tarboro-4. -
Games In Raleigh and- Durham' could
not be played; owi-g to heavy rains, . ;
j Arrest ot Rathbone.
Soecial to Jou.nal. .V ,' s.. v "
s Wabhingtos, Jnly gfl The srreat of
- - 'i y ):.'.:
Director Ualbbone, Implicated along
with Ncely in .the - postal frauds, was
ordered at Havana today.
Gold Standard In Peru.
" Wasuinqtoh, July 20 The Director
of the Mint has been advised by the
United States Minister to Pern that the
latter country baa completed tbe reform
In Its monetary system In view when the
free coinage of silver was suspended in
April, 1897.
v. The single - gold -standard has been
adopted and a gold coin issued known
as the libra, or .Peruvian pound, being
Identical in weight and oneness with tht
English pound sterling, - The libra and
the silver sol aru'nnw received on equal
tirms by the banks of lhr country snd
circulate concurrently,.. The eolnsge of
the former Is free and silver is used only
in a subsidiary capacity. ,
DeWill'sT Little Earl Risers are fa
mous little" pills for i liver, snd bowel
troubles. ! Never grlpo F. S. Duffy.
CASTOR I A
- For Infanta and Children.
Tbi Kind Yon Kara Always Bosght
i Bears the
Blgnatnre of
Baptist Female University
' RALEIdH, N. Cj$;'f
mt Nock rraa tbs CspM and la fatl Tlewof Ihs
Onma'iSiuta. New and .legmt boUdiigs.
Ail BoderB lmprownMnu.- ncanj it. mh
ami frartaaa wamM. Coanw of high studsrS la
UtMmtaM, LaaanaM, HUtory and P.UO.
mml Mmm. Uhla. Miul Art, KlMntloa.
Euh department la chsrg. of a niMiislUt, WMt of
whom h Ukea wiim la UnUunlUn. Twa
TMnP nrapsnlarr ooune fix Medici in. Resident
phrrieba. Buumm Omihi llmmekTi
and FMlacncT. Esnllmeat, S30 tr MHlaa.
Meoa smtoa pDS vmpwmw , lw rw
wts raw j ir"
teachers Exchange
" TtfACIlEUS AND posr- . v I
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TIONS,liad for the ask- s
' In?. If : yon need . a 1 -. 1
; TEACHER, write. v.!
If you need a POSITION, i 5
. write. - .-..., -.. -t
And ir yon need 8CBOOL : .
' HOOK snd can't come f
Write.- , , ,
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G:-H. Ennett.
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SELLI!G OUT I
Our stock oil SUniWER CLOTH
INQ at a discount of 20 per Cent
For Cash. , .',
Don't miss the opportunity of
buying a nobby np-to-dute Suit for
Ii hs than cost. . ' , , ,
We are now offering for Cash
$15 Salts for $12
p0 " 44 $ 8
r.rs $'f S::!S, $3 JO
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44 $20
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: Nice Fresh Lot
CAKES AND;
- . i M , Jast Keceivcd at w ,
J. L. McDaniel
Also fresh lot IleinVa Paked Peans with and without
Tomato Sauce. - ; . ,tl
Heinz's Pickles, Mustard and Mustard Dressing.
; J Potted Meats, Salmon, Lobster and Sardines.
Choice Tea and Coffee. .'
, And lots of other goods things to eat, nice and fresh.
; Oive me a call. ,
Respectfully,
1.1 1. MAM'
J VI yi UIVIIHIIIalBl
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NEW BERN
GRIST - MILLS.
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New Milln
Itoltiog Chest
Hie viators and
Corn Cleaners
Of the Latest Improved and Up-to-Date
Mill flachinery.
YOUR i TRADE IS bOLICITEDJ
SJT JfePECIAL PAINS taken In clean
ing and polishing grain . before going
through the mills, 'which insures pure
meal,
Com, Hominy, pats and Mixed Feed'
GEORGE BISHOP.
i NewJBern, N. C
GOOD NEWS.
This man has heard of G. H. Water's
h Son Whalebone Buggy and he is going
for on. This accounts for his epeed.
They are reliable band made buggies.
Try one and be convinced as others have
done.': tfrr: '" -:"';i-."'"--r--
Yours to serve,;
G. II. Watern Ss Nont
PhonalSS. 1 ; . ' 18 Broad Street. -
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Ar.'
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't' Bell and Lamp i
Don't be "ran lo". -A stitch U time
saves nine," and sometime may save yon
ten (10):: ''' k'V; ;' ,:
. Don't pot It off, bat call at once and
invest the necessary amount in Good
LAMP AND SELL.- . .i.n'
Be1ls;2Sc&$l25
Lamps; 50c to $3,00
Tires and Repairs -?
In Abundance.
Wn. T. HILL,
91 Middls Ftrret, Opposite Journal Office
Henry s Pharmacy, 'ft
127 mile Street.
trr;5Jire For War In
Tlnse of I'eace.
Just received a Bupply of LOADED
(JUKH: Sure dth lo Koar.hen, Bed
Ihii'i, Moths, Water Hugs ami all Ia-
ric. Will not slain or gn-ase tbe flneet
f.'.i!;. One triul is sSI Hint's nerdwl to
convince U'O niimt slii'i'ticiil.
A full Him of Tn t Aiii Ii', Perfnin-
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CRACKERS !
sJl Broad St.
WhoI3Nnle
A Retail
For ent I
A good house, six rooms, in a
first-class location at $10 00 per
month. E. E. HARPER,
Real Estate Agent.
We Have a Car-load
of
Cotton Gins
IN STOCK.
A full tine of Cotton
Gin Belting, Oils and
Supplies.
Hyman Supply Co.,
'Phone 02.
49 C HAVEN 8THEKT
Notice !
V The only, man there be.
' , Not' Lett, Come See.
A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made end
Sawed Hhlugles always cn baud.
Latbs, Carta and Buggies.
. Ella jar and Pat Lightwo.Kl Posts,
v All kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
yonr door. ' "
Two Btores to let and louses to rent
all ibe iime,'f'"' -J j
' Lime to retail or by the barrel.
BIG HILL, Tbi) ittlfi Kan
YOITLL-SEE
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At giaoo iDu our rpriDj ytoo'd r,-u
tisillA MLIasrna What nit la maris a i
tod u way It U aiade tip art Ut two
impounni arei rwnn W6 dt do y
a i i. . a j Jt I . a v s
F. ZI. Chadwlclf,
S. Q. ROBERTS,
1 'Li-Wholcsnle Dealer in
Groceries, Provisions,
' CflimcJ (I.mmJs ' .
f Any I r'; tlon.
iii i if n e -
nut imiLaiou una vur utv)ui7 ui laurtn ,
U Tf liis.lv OrAnr haw. - . --