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JCJ. -3- Ca..A.W '-tifc W JEJUNI ; yy
47 & 49 Pollock Street. I
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After-Dinne
Give the meal a fine finish. There
Irt nothing dainti.r for deeeit
than Farina, Rice Pudding, Jell eu,
ami Faucy Crackers. Everything
in this line will be found in our
stock, which presents an eihaul
ive definition of "groceriee". The
whole world is taied in mi king
up I Ilia supeib arsorlment of food
specialties. Yon must see to ap
preciate, Huvc just recoived a bit; lot of
FrVali (Joined Portsmouth Mullets,
Also a fine lot of Nicely Cured
Hams. Give ua a call and we will
do our best to please you.
Yours for Business,
J. R. PARKER, JR GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street. J
Prompt Delivery
If you want s good cup of
and yon will get it
C: Thii coffee ia equal to any
low of price. r
Alwny Nvrenm
By our Fine Tools tor carpenters,
mason and painter's nse, tells bis fcllew
workmen that at no place In this town
ran yu And swrh thorough satisfaction
In all kinds of mechanic, tools as ton
ran rlht here, where nrtblnc U kepi
but a superior grade and One bristle of
the best manufacture.
And-we also have on band large
atoc.lt of "wrn Windows and . IJ.r,
whirn we are now solng io sell at cost
and helnw e t In order to make room
for Fall Oools. ,
A' Mechanic That ' ,
4 lb. Package:
Hiiw
VI
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- Delicacies I 5
From Dunn's
Youcan always expect when
you order your food supplies from
this reliable store. We can tap
ply every demand of a first .class
family trade with the Choicest '
Stiplo and Fancy Groceries, Rel
"iih'M, Pickles, Sauces, Ollvei, Fox '
Rirar Print Butter, and Pig Hams
at R tck Bottom Prl s.
We make a specialty of high
gr . la Toes an ijOoTTees.
Our Perfection Blond,
Coffee is Fine,
Price Only 20c. :
delicioos coffeebtiy a pound ' :.'(
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coffee in tnrmayket, regard- ' '
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Hot Weather-
Shirt Bargains J
3, In . Monarcl ' .)
Iegitge;. U m r
$1.00 SHIRTS cr 80p.
$1.60 '.$1.16.
': ; Call at Once and
; Make Selection at
R. II. BAXTER'S
5 Middle Strtet
A Good
Telephone
BF.ItVICE IH A nUHlNEfIS
'"NKC1CHHITY, A IIOMK
CONVKNIENCK. A COM
BINED . . . . , , ,
C -m:
7. : !
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butler on rat.
Populists "WHLVote To ' Salt
" - Themselves. - . -
rorpnrallva . CoaiaiifslhB te M't
Jh" -v;aylier . Treabif, '
- Ootma HiU luleresl. '
t , Sluaoa a Nt-f re .
In Aaltwual
- t Pollllos. .
HfHl to Journal.. -
r 'lttfcioiir - Aua IfX Senator But lei
aS e.lilorUHv 1n lilfnwr hcjri A'i
'tM lii flhi Drmovrai le papers tht Tiwn
a orae down av-onr Candidate ' fot
v jct'-Presliltuit and will not accept nui
lomlBsllor.. - Hrf may have the right tf
refuse oitr nomiaatloa but ho cannot as
ume the right to say whom ' we shall
vote for. We see ll cbarged In Demo
watlc papers that Towne' has bad tb.
inuui-e of a cabinet position and If ii
.ixiuld be tbat of secretary he can record
he fact (hat the populists will attend t
their ow'n business."
At the ueit session of the Cbrpoiatlon
Couinilsslon, Ang. 18 the matter of th.
ilasalficatloD of freight In general wil
'ie considered. The Southern, Atlantli
Coast Liue and tleaboanl Air Lloe will
there be represented.' These system
isve recently Issued s new Inter-slatt
clatBifloation and the roads are applying
it from point to point In this State, o
this shippers In North Carolina hav
made complaints to the Commission. Tin
latter may adopt the new classification
or adhere to the old one. Some of lh
rales of the newer are higher- and somi
lower than those of the old one.
The Seaboard Air Ltue files In the
United Bute District Court here ex
ceptions to the report of Special Mattel
Eugene 3 Martin that the order of tb
Corporation Commission making 10 ton
if fertilizers a minimum car load, wai
J i.l and reasonable.
The are two widely differing state
nents as to the necessity for sending .
troops to Bayboro last Saturday night;
one .that they were needed and that tbi
act that they were sent for dispersed i-
mob; the other that there was no mob,
tnd that the call for troops wasaslandei
ind s libel npen the good people of Pam
ico county. It Is a queer complication
The Democratic 8tate Executive Com
nlttee Is expected, to meet here, abom
September 1. The State Chairman will
ipeud ten days or a fortnight at Beau
ort.
Slate Treasurer Worth has gone to
iligh Point to attend the great "yearly
neeilng" of the Friends or Quakers Al
this -there wilt be at least 6,000 people
Sunday.' There are delegates from all the
Other great centers of Quaker life Id
this country.
It Is expected that a number of young
women will avail themselves of the op
portunities offered by the textile depart
ment at the Agricultural and Mechanical
college bare. Hand looms have been or
Jered for the designing department 8to-
lents will study the principles ot weav
ing, and the course of Instruction will
include carding, spinning, weaving and
lying, A dye house will be added. -
North Carolina has more cotton mills
than any other State, and this textile de
partment will be the eentte of a new line
of development, The electrical engineer
ing building at the college la nearly ready
fot use. - It Is 80x50, and of brick, wbioh
vera forwarded bp Superintendent Day
of the penitentiary. tp whom the college
feels nader particular obligations., la
this building there wl be ten dynamos
of different types, all tor purposes of
tod- The college will, perhaps next
year hare a blast furnace for melt
.Democratic Slate Chairman Simmons
btn asked If the negro, question er
olor Has was to be an Issue In National
politics la, North Carolina this yearw
plied; "Tbs National campaign In North
Carolina will be made on the Issues, for
mulaied by , tne- Kaasaa' City plat
form." i )::, t:iiii:i":i'ji: rii
- It II reported. tb Cyrus Thempeon
who was the Populist nominee for Gov
ernor but was taken down, said y eater
day he Intended to .Tote fo McKJnley.
Chairman Simmons said he had been so
told, and he added tbat he thought as a
rale the Populists In . North Carolina
will vote for McKlnley. He aays ht
does not .think over 1,000 .Populists
voles were oast la the Slate eleeiiea last
WSek. tt.y-tn ;. t L v s:l '
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were recelr-
ed by J, K, Latham", New Bern, N. O.
r- BWYOaK, August 10
CoTTO;-
t Aug., A
' Bept.i.
Ppen.
High.
Low, Close
8B0 9.13
. P.90
8.40
8.18
8W
8K.1
8.33
888
8.40 .
8.S0 '
8.13
'8.18
8.14
8 63
Oct
8.20
8.11
8.4
8B2
8.81
8.87
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WHKAT!-
. Bept
Cobk:- t
Bi-pt.'..r...
Ho. H'y I'M.,
T 0 !..", ...
Fed.S. ... .
Con. T.
Leather .i. ,
Cotton rr-i r
f iris.
,8.18
Open.
.. 81
High. Low. Close
81 . 80 8IJ
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,.- r :.
Were 1,00 laics at al
It will mi
Absolutely Fare
Made from most highly refined and
healthful ingredients.
Assures light, sweet, pure and
wholesome food.
ROVAl BAKING POWDER CO.,
IS IT POSSIBLE?
Tbat Li Hung Chang: Is To Offer
Peace Terms.
V aother Jatexgave From Minister
Conger. Germany to Send Twen
ty Thousand Additional
Troops. French Troops
"For Protection At
Shanghai.
Special to-Journal.
. WaaHiHOTOH, August 10 Minister
VYn has delivered another mesaago from
Minister Conger to the Slate Depart
ment. :
.The message is In cipher, and says the
Minister Will not leaye Pekln, though
urged to do so. as that wonld Jmean the
massacre of 8,000 native Christians.'
It Is also said that the other Ministers
o Pekiq will not leave without Instruc
tion from their governments.
Bbbmh, August 10-8peolal Germany
has decided to. send twenty thousand
additional-troops to Chins. Five tbout
aad will leave at once.
' Field Marshal Count von WaMersee,
Who la to be In supreme command of the
Allied forces In China, sails on the 22nd
lost.- ,
jf London August 10. Special. It is
reported the Emperor of China has oi
dered LI flung Chang to negotiate terms
of peace with the Powers. . J
.Two' thousand French (roops areoi
4ered to protect the French eelllemeni
at Shanghai. (. : . " ' , .. ,
The Chinese, usually lacking In the
tactical skill of modern armies, appear
to be snqulring it. They are now s
dously threatening Tientsin, the base of
the alllea, which is garrisoned by a small
body of American trooper. As most ot
the allied troops have advanced to the
front, the thlness move may. serve to
draw them back.'. ,- - ,., .. '' - ' i .
', Official advices received In: Washing-
Ion yesterday stale fiat , Yanguun . was
caplnrud by the allies last Moaday. This
place Is 18 miles northwest of Tientsin-
and 7 miles northwest of Pel tsang, where
the allies won a battle oo Sunday. The
Americans lost about 80 killed or wound
ed In the attack on Yangtsun and many
were prostrated by heal and fatigue.",, A
dispatch to the London Dally Express
says the total loss of the allies was S00
and tbat fonr hours' heavy fighting 'pre
ceded their victory, v', .' - '
: Yanglsna Is to be used as the- allies'
advanced base for lbs movement on P
kln, SO miles distant. General Teraucbl
second in command of the Japamse
troops, Slates In a dispatch to his Govern,
ueut that the real advance on Pekln will '
begin Angint 11, hy which lime the allies '
will have assembled a force of 60,00 1 1
men.- Il Is believed that the capture of.
Yanglsnn Is only s preliminary and thai '
the town will be equipped as an effec
tive liana by August 15, o thai Hie real
advance lu force on IVkln can begin al
that lime. .
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Housekeepers must exercise care in buying bak
ing powders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are
sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum is a poi
son, and its use in food seriously injures health.
100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
Candidates in Chicago.
Chicago, Aup. P. W. J. ISryan, his
wife ami son, the rilcveuson party. Gov
ernoi and Mrs. Thomas, and Thomas 8.
Marliu, Sergeanl-at-Arms of Iho Ndlion
nl Convention, arrived over the Big Four
in this city at fi:'IO p. in , today. Mr.
Bryan atad party were driven to the
Auditorium, where Mr. Bryan will re
main lor sevoral days for the purpose
of consultatlou with Chairman Jones
and members of the National Commit
tee regarding the conduct of the cam
paign.
When Mr. Bryan leaves hero he will
go to his home in Lincoln, where In
will remain during the halauce of the
month
tomorrow Mr. etevenson will pro
ceed to Lake Minnetonka with his fam
ily, wuere no wtu remain for some
weeks.
The quicker you stop a cough or cold
the loss danger there will be of fata!
lung trouble. One Minute Cough Cure
is the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate, results. You will like it. F
ft. Duffy.
ALWAYS BUSY!
-Filling orders with bekt buggy made
for-lbo money. If you are going to boy
we can-save you tln.00 In your deal,
sale or trade, (tome to see us and we
will show yon best stock In the city.
T?nr' to serve,":': . '.
O. If. .Watem Sc Non,
, Phone 185 j ' , , 78 Broad 8treet. '
;.CIIy OrtIInnnec.2
' Be II ordained by the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen of the city of New Bern,
Section 1., That all persons are- pro
hibited from riding a bicycle on' any of
the side walks of the city In that portion
of tbe city whloh lies eastward, of the
wealern line of George street, "common
ly known as ihe Macadamized Road,"
and southward ot Queen street. - ' -
Hocllon 1. That no person shall ride a
bicycle on any of the side walks- In that
part of the city whloh lies westward of
Broad street and aorthwsid 'of the
southern line' of Queen street except
npoa streets which have not been shelled
All violators of tbe above sections shall
be pnnUhed by a One of 1.00 for each
offence. ' . ' .- . ; .T; .', -'
Hectlon 8. Be It turlher ordained, that
all persons who shall ride a bicycle up
on any of the side walks as above perj
mlttrd shall not ride past any person
who Is on foot on the aide walk but shall
npon approaching any person who shall
bewalUlngor standing on a sidewalk
dismount from the hlcyclo al a distance
of not Khb than ton feet frmu lha per
son approached, mid shall not remount
anil continue to r 1 . 1 o until Hid person so
sinndlnr; or wiilklug shall tin pimied. All
vlnUtlons nf the reulaiions rontalned
In He 1 len 8, shall 1m punished hy a fine
of tl .f- l.
!'- '!!. .11 4. f. !1 "inwr, (.infl.-linrr
'!, c,.' I.- ' y t -.' 1
Breakfast Strips and
Just Received.
A!so a fresh lot. Whole Dried Codfish,
and nice Irish Potatoes.
Fulton Market Beef and Small Hams.
Nice lot Jellies in glass jars, 10c each.
Pure apple Vinegar and Spices.
Full line Canned Goods.
Give me a call.
' Respectfully,
I -as
f J. !.. McMIEL
2
I'linne 91.
PLANTERS
Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug. I.
Tli Planter's Warehouse is located in tlio lnniiifss pari, of I lie city
uul Hie finest Wureliouse in the State. We will have plenty of Imyi-rs
tilli plenty of orders for all the Tohiicoo in this part of I lie Stale.
it id the aim of the management to give his personal attention to all
.ales and to tee that yoTTftre well looked after when on th'i market, with
;.olacco Our motto is "High Prices innl Pergonal Attention to your in
terest." Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, ami we will try to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
REAL ESTATE!
City Real Estate bought and so.d on
commission
Collodion of Hcnts for those In the
city as 'vell as those living outside.
J. K. HARPER.
TRENTON
HIGH - SCHOOL.
Prepares for Life, College or
Business.
Literary, Business and Musical courses
emphasized. Six well equipped teach -
Mrs. 15R Students. Religious atmos
phere. Prohibition town. Health good
Highly endorsed. t70 or $100 per year
total cost. Begin Sept. 5, 1000.
Address W. H. RHODES, Prln.,
Trenton, N. C.
iliBook Store j
Attention!
School Teachers and School Chll-
dren, we are headquarters for all j
kinds of School Books and School
S Buppllea. - .
Ig VG.;N; ERnett. J
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FRUITS JARS I
:: Jellyumbjers;
Tobacco Twined
v' ;OirKTOVEiiLC-:;.
- Closing them tint A few .Wlekless
"Blue Flamo" and other oil stove. ,
'Chimney Stove 5o, ; ' ! - V'
II. E. WHITEHTJRST,
45 Pollock s"treet,' New Bern. N.'C.
Lombardi's : ;
Orchestra
FnrtilHh Musia for BuIIh,
Kerciiiideg, Privnto I'unees,
I'ic-N'ics, Evcnrtiions, etc.,
at fchot t Notice nnd Terms
Vr ' .imMi'. Aj'ply to
!'' 'I l.VHA! I t,
Small Pig Hams
71 Krs.r'1 Si.
WAREHOUSE
To
Tobacco
Gioweis.
We have a com
plete line of . .
Tobacco
Thermometers,
Tobacco
Knives,
Tobacco
Twine.
And solicit your
Orders for same.
J. C. Whitty to
Notice !
The only man there be.
' Not Lett, Come See.
A No. i Real Heart Hand-mide and
Sawed Shingles always on hand,
.. Laths, Carts nnd haggles.
- Kiln TAT and Fat Llghtwood Posts.
AH kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
yor,door. ,
.Two Stores to let and bouses to rent
all toe time.' .
: Lime to retail or by the barrel.
BIS HILL; lis Mi M
'ills
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Al a Biance mat our Bonos nrooiens ,..
strike Uis top notch In the variety of ejr t-.
;tlo patterns. What a suit is made of :
and tbe way It il made np are til e two ','
important dreas points. We bar 00
rlvi.ls In eiihor r. e t. Our work la T
not lii.ltuie.l sil our d'-ply Of fabrics
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