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NEW BERN, H. C, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1900.
NINETEENTH YEAR
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& TRYIOUR
PERFECT BLEND TEA,
Only 10c for 14 lb. Package;
Will refund yor
4y satisfied alter using.
47 & 49 .Pollock' Street.
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Jtist Recciyedl
A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mnllets and Small Fig
Hams 5 to 6 lbs. Also smaU Breakfast Strips, 2 to 3 lbs.
Good Putter 25o lb. Very best Elgin and Fox River Print
Butter at 30c.
We mv also agents for the Spanish Root Toilet and Laun
dry Soaps. They are guaranteed to cure Ileat, Pimples, Salt
Rheum, Tetter, Black Heads and other Skin Diseases. They
are Purely Vegetrble.
Give us a trial for anything in the Grooery Line and
we will do our best to please you or refund your money.
Yours for Business.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
Prompt Delivery
If yon want a good cup of delicious coffee buy a pound
and yon will get it.
This coffee is equal to any coffee in the market, regard
leas of price, . '
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Ileeliftnte That 1 ,
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Alnmyu Hweara
1 ' Py oar Fine Tools for earpeateri.
tttana and painler vm, tell hie fellow
workmen that at no place la thl town
eaa ymi find (uch thomngh aatlafaotloa
la all kinds of iMwhanlr tola you
ea right bore, where nothing la Kept
but a superior trl and fine briille of
lb tMt manufaotar. ;(
And w alo have on hand I arte
tack ef "omm Window ! Doot,
whlnh w r now irolng to sell at end
nd below cnat I eider to make room
for Fall Ooo'li.
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money it you are not ,
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From Dunn's
You can always expect when
you order your food supplies from
this reliable store. We can sup
ply very demand of a first class
family trade with the Choicest
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Rel
lnhea, Plcklw, Sauces, Olivet, Fox
River Print Butter, and Pig (lams
a: Rk Bottom Price.
We make a specialty of nigh
gr iio Toae and (Coffees.
Our Perfection Blend
Coffee is Fine,
Price Only 20c.
Steamer GUIDE
. -o-n.-f.; HJ-1.. t .
fieavat New UernTneedayend Friday
at a a. m., arrlvnf M Sayboro. safttf
afternoo; 1 1 t f ' A I'M ,
Leave Biybora WediHwlay and Bat
utdiy at T a. m., arrlviog at New Brn
tan afternoon. " ' . "" !' (
The following point wtll be made-:
Adam Creek, Oriental. Vamlemere,
Lnmbet. Landing, Ilarrli : Wharf and
btonewall.-r 4 --' '.-.:.
BcbeduW effertive SpV 16lhr 1000.
Bat KiVBst TAirotTaTio Co , ;,
" ' i. r. Coma, on. Mkaos.
REAL ESTATE!
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City Real Estate bought and so.d cn
Collection of Rent for those in th
etly as ell as those living outside,
ii. v. nirii :'rY
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ill l I U t. ,ai .. ...J
mm cuiLis.
Both Aspirants Putunf Oat Flfures
An4 Both Pleased. -
Qaeer IdeaOf Bepablleaas. Patients
At Insane Asylaau Cattle Feter
. Break Oat, Atteadaaee At ;
CalTerilty, Htrlag Cot- ' '
7 torn Plckera.
Special to Journal, v-r",
, Ralkiob, Sept., S0.--The Senatorial
light grow warmer daily. Julian B
Cart was here this moraine and assared
his friends that he was greatly pleased
with the outlook.. Cbatrman Blmmons
fas advice from hi native couMy that
his practically solid for him Not mnch
is as yet heard in this part ef the State
of WaddellU canva.eThe latter ha
some tealons friend here. 'Tbet.facT tr
the Benatorial fight makes . llvaly .an
otherwise dull campaign. v j
A number of the. Republican, who
voted - their straight ticket and foi
the Amendment have the idee- that they
can vote in November at the Senatorial
primary, and are talking , about wha
they propose to do. Their talk cause
much amusement.
There are now in the Insane Aiylnm
here 470 patients. Of these 88 are ai
home on leave, or furlough. All patienU
who show 'any prospect of being relieved
are taken. There are almost half a doz
en whiskey and' morphine users undei
special treatment, these being pa)
patients. With these there has been
great success. There has been no slck-
dobs during - the summer. The watei
supply ie flue. Three driven wells, op
erated by electric pumps supply wate
for general ases, and one, operated bj
steam, water for drinking. One ot'tbi
patients have been there since 1858 The
asylum was opened February 22, 1856.
Cotton seed selling here at S2i
cents per bushel, against 12 cents lasj
year.
There Is a fresh outbreak of Splenic or
Texas fever among cattle in Edgecombr
county. The Commissioner of Agricul
ture was notified today of this. Seven
teen cattle in a herd are sick, and five
hare died. The writer of the letter asked
for a copy of the law in regard to the
driving of cattle from one county to
another, particularly when Infected,
There are now 448 students at thr
State University, of these about a dozen
are ladles. Of the ladles who graduated
last year a number have good position
as leschers, etc. For example, Mbr
Alice Jones at St. Mary's, Raleigh; Mist
Burke at Peace Institute, here;.'lilsr
Leah Jones in the Schools at Brookllne
Has.; Miss Marcla Latham (the winnei
of twe of the highest honors) in Texas'
Miss Bailie Stocksrd is doing special
literary work, mainly historical. Two
of the new members pf the faculty, Dr.
Thomas Ruffln (IswV and Dr. W nor ton
(chemistry) have arrived.
The American Cotton Oil Company
has pat up la connection with Its plant
here one of the best cotton gins la tht
Stale, with a capacity of 60 bales k dsy
Melville P. Troy, an employee in tb
oustom house at Havana, Is here on a
visit. : He Is a son 6f tb lata Rev. R, P,
Troy. He waa until 1898 oa the Greens
boro Record. He 'that year went In' tht-
United States hospital service. ,
. There are some very smart farmers
Last Sunday during the morning service
at one of the aegro churches here, s
farmer drove la front of the church with
two or three wagons, and as the people
left the chnrcb faired all be oould bsul to
go to hi farm and pick cotton. He
filled hie wagons and drove away, 4 -
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pod left today
for the mountains, for a ty of a month,
' - Death of Br, McGutre.
; Riobmoud, Va, September U0-Dr
Hunter MoOolre, the chief surgeon ol
.Stonewall Jackson's Corp and on o'
tb best-known medical men of tbesonih
died here this morning. Ils death M
cerred six months to the day from the
time he., was stricken with paralysis.
This attack oocurred la the street while
Dr. MoOuire was being driven from his
borne ta St. Lake' Hospital, oa West
One. street.'''-' "5 jH-.' :. '
At lb close of the war Dr '- MoQuire
made bis bom In Richmond, having
beea appointed to the chair of surgery
la the Medical College of Virginia, Es
resigned this appointment In 1878, bat la
1880 he accepted tht emeritus professor
ship of surgery. ;t-, ; - -.
I 1877 he tu honored with lb de
gree L. L. P , by the University of North
Carolina, and In th following year
Similar boner wu conferred upon him
by Jeflersoa Medical College-of Phila
delphia. ; -.!'-' , .- ,,,(- ;
In 1883 h established St Luke's Hos
pital and horn for th sick, which h
conducted with the greatest success.
Jo 1824 be established the Virginia
Hospital and th University College of
Medicine. ..
To prevent consumption quickly ear
throat and lung troubles with On Mln
ut Cough Cur. FSDofTy. .
Don't fall lo those see beautiful flan
nel and silk coats at J. J. lis ner's befor
buying.
Dsvls' riisrm( y lix eir.luilve sgenr
fir "TIn-'i" elj;ri
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS."
Convention Meets at Raleigh Ifext Ved-
' nesdsy. Delegates and Leaders -
." Invited. ,
RaLXtow. September 20. The State
convention of Demeerstlc clubs meets
her on Best Wednetdsy, September
2(th, at noon la th Academy of Music.
TesurRay State Chairman Blmmons and
and National Committeeman - Daniel
telegraphed to Gov.- Stone, of Missouri,
who I now In New York, and to Sens-
tor Daniel, of Virginia, Inviting them to
address the convention.: Also an invi
tation was sent them by mall, and It
hoped - that the will be able to ac
cept'- ,- e ; - .
Speeches will be toaile also by Hon.
CharlesB. Ayeock,Goernor-el(l; Hon
Le 8. Overman, and H ut. Daa Hagb
McLean',' ereetors-at Jarite, akd other
AppUcatfonS has been msdetd tberiff
roaJlof redrjcedralesa one fatsvtatc
win prqoaDiy vm aeenrca -f ----- -.
While deiegatea : have already . been
chosen by th clubs in m -ay. counties,
in others the matter has not been at
tended to. In such eaa deiegatea
should be chosen at once, and In all
towns where clubs have noa been organ
ized the democrats are urged to get to
gether and organize hi time to be repre
sented In the convention.
In addition to the delegations from
regularly organized clubs, every Demo
cratic Congressional candidate, 81 ate
and county officers and all leaders of
the party are Invited and expected to
be present and participate iu the con
vention.
The Coal Miners Strike.
Special to Journa'.
Wilxssbaure, Pi., September 0.
The Pennsylvania coal mine strikers
are today fort-lug lliemlior men, who
are not members of the Union to quit
work and v. ill not permit mining opera
lions to go on.
Anather effort at arbitration failed to
day.
Appeals have been made for help by
the city poor. The grocery ruen tf th
reglon have refused to allow the strikers
credit and many are In difficulties.
A settlement of the strike Is not ytt in
sight, and the situation in that respect
Is precisely the same as It was yesterday,
The United Mine Workers' officials are
Cinfinlng their efforts to getting the
men to quit work everywhere,' believing
that they cannot successfully osrry on
the contest ubless every operation is
tied up, The operators appear to be
doing nothing toward a settlement of
the trouble. They are working the
eolllerlea -Which ar.rlpp)du beat
they can.
The Weather Conditions.
Wasbikoton, D. C, September 90.-
For North Caroline. Partly cloudy with
showers, warmer In central and sooth-
east portions. Friday, showers. Fresh
east winds.
Weather conditions. The tempera
tare be generally risen In tb eastern,
central, and southern portions, and
fallen slightly over the northwest.
Tb high barometer area ha moved
eastward off the coast. Tb low area is
central over Lake Superior and has
caused shower in the lake region, the
Interior valleys, and the southwest and
northwest. ' '
High temperatures prevailed yester
day lo th lower Mississippi valley and
southern Texas. :,a
Tb conditions indicate that the
settled area will spread Into this section
and rata may be expected Friday. Tb
wind will be easterly, fresh.
Th most dainty and effective d 111
mad are DsWIU's Little Early Riser.
Tby arennequaled' for all liver nd
hiwel troubles. Never gripe. F B Duffy,
,: , TUB MARKETS.
The following quotation were receiv;
d by J. B. Latham A Co, New Bern,
iv-vCNtw Tom, Sept, 10.'
Oorrosit -" Opea;'Blgh. Low,' Clos
Bept.....;;
,?.89
.89
not. ; . . .;.; .w w 5 ut t .
Jaa 48,l.4T,.fc.8.ri-
Mch. S.4I 0.48 , B S8. tM
Wbbat! 1 ; 'Open. High,' Lowi Cloa
Deo. '...: 88 B0 .84 VVM
Sept.......... . - . .1
Cob. Uas. ....1o7 , , . 109
So, R'yPfd..... Vt ...V- 62,
Fed. S...... W... 811 r. 10)
Con. T. ..... i. ;',
Leather .. .... "' 91 - 1 v--,".':.-':;-
. Cot too receipts were 29,000 bales at ail
ports.- -..- ..;,' '
Cotton sold In the local market yester
day from 9 75 to 10. Bales were 80 hale.
Tou can spell It cough, coif, caugh.
kauf, kaff, kongh or kaugh, but lbs only
harmless remedy that quickly cure It Is
On Minute Cough Cure. F 8 Duffy.
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SII01IIIS IN CBINI.
Late Kflltnf' of missionaries : Re
- ported to the Department..
Will WlaUr la Pekln. Dlvislea
Aast; th Fewer. Laipres
- May Rrtara le Vapital
U Protcc-
Special to Journal. -
Washington, btptetnlier I '.Presi
dent MeKinley makes a lespunse to the
German note. This note atks that in
structions be given to Minister Conger
to Indicate the persons, responsible fot
the Chinese outrage.. The President
WlUabewef lhe.tequeal of Prince Cbfng
than Mhitater Conger be .iuitrueted so
fhat peace negnliaitoa. tnaVhe opened.
pmu requests Wirt be denied. . - .
.-TJicTCiaprvs T-iagr is Mid tob
Wllllog to reCnrn to Pekln If she Is guar
anteed prelection by the 'allies. The
Generals in command of the allied army
are unwilling to assume sileb responsi
bility.
Germany and Great Brltlan stand
against France and Russia, while both
sides are ardently seeking the adherence
of the United Slates. The Lsue appears
to be in such shape as almost to dismiss
further hope of attaining harmony of
action -respecting China, aud the point
apparently has been reached where the
Uulted States must lake kI.Ios or pioceed
to act Independently of other powers in
reaching a settlement.
Ten thousand of the allies will winter
in Pekln. The Cermsu force will be
the largest of the allies. An attack was
begun at daylight this morning on Pel
taug by tbo allies. Liang Singh was
captured. The llilil.h plauttd their
ttag on the walls In ten minutes from
the commencement of the attack.
Reports from China to the War De
pertinent this morning tell of the mur
der of missionaries. Two daughters of
the Itlsslonary at Watu and i0 othen-
were killed. Missionary Clapp, his wife
and four others, and another missionary
with his wife, two children and six
others were murdered by their escort
from Watu on August 15th. Six mis
sionaries escaped to the mountains.
End of Boer War.
Special to Journal.
London, September 90s Lord Robe its
cables to the wsr office that nothing Is
left of the Boer army. He has destroyed
their cannon and dispersed the forces
There was general disintegration when
the Boers taw that their-?-was hope
less. A Lorenso Marques dispatch says that
President Kruger will not sail for Europe
on the Uerman steamer ilerzog next
Monday, as Intended. The Government
of the Netherlands has been notified ol
Mr. Kruger's acceptance cf Its offer to
put a warship at his disposal.
Another New York Fire.
Special to Journal.
New Tobk, Sept. 90. A big fire todat.
swept away the Terminsl stores on
Tenth and Eleventh Avenues in tbb
city, destroying the wholesale dry goods
stock. The loss by the tire Is put at s
million dollars.
Wolcott Dosnt Want It.
Special to Journal.
Wasbibotob, fept- W. Ex-Governor
Wolcott of Massachusetts declines the
appointment of Ambassador to Italy.
Justin McCarthy Retires.
Special to Journal '
Lobdob, Sept, 90. Justin McCarthy,
member of Parliament, author of "His
lory of Oor Own Times" and other well
known works, retire from Parliament.
Th can of rati re mat I 111 health.
; J. I. Baxter Is selling his Ribbons,
Lawns, Ladles Oxfords, and all summer
good very low for lb cash.
' Ice Cream Soda today at McSorley's
; The Roller Tray, and Bureau trunks
for aaUby h i, Baxter. Vi .-
Fordlainfcting.Beborld of Lime
from Davis Pharsnaoy. v .- :,i .-. ,
KOTiCE I
f AU persons wanting any kind of
Stove work, Tin work or Plumbing
Done Call on ; ' ; , ' ' '.
' . y. W. TVOOD 4
And yon will find his price low
and Work Batisiactorj. :' -'i ':
Corner Broad and Middle Street.
mmjmmarmm'A
it ,
I Atw Rook Store I
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Sheet llasi'cl '
Dlrt'Chsapl
One hundred and seventy
five pieces of sheet music
ooercd in half dozen loU at
25 cents for each lot.
Fresh Cat
DRIFT a
Two of (he liVst ISrnud.H ol Flour Mold.
If you want a barrel of strictly brut qunlily Flour Rive us a cull.
Fresh Portsmouth Co mod ftiullciismull i'ii; IJiuns; Breakfast SI rips
Caliloruia Hams aud Knglish Corned .iliouMer.-'
Fresh Elgin and Fox River Print Butter, Cream Cheese..
Fresh Canned Good. A sood Table l'ear-li for 10c 2 lb can. 1 Tir ;l lb
fan.- Nice Prunes, frenh Cakes and
Yours Truly,
j. l mm
'Phone Ol.
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PLANTER'S
The Planter's Warehouse is loculod in tlio binincss part of the cily
and the finest Warehouse in the State. We will have jilenty of Imyers
with plenty of orders for nil the Tobacco in this pai l of the Slate
It is the aim of the management to give his personal allonlinn In all
sales and to see that you are well loo -ed after u lien on 1 1 1 - market willi
tobacco Our motto is "High Prices and Personal Attention to your in
terest." Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, and we w ill Irv to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. 8. LAXGMSY, Auctioneer. t-ialoi every week-day at 11 o'clock.
...... - ''nsajfea cosrwtftHT
Forward, Is I be Slogan
This Fall in Men's Suits and Over
coats. Not a backward step here, but
every move an advance mater.als, pat
terns, Colors, detlgn, cut and llnish, ill
'bow that we keep pace with ir.e tim s.
A new line of Fall OoodJ that will t-t-
tract your eye, and you know how we
make up good.
F. n. i liadwlik.
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See.
A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made and
Sawed Shingles always on band,
Laths, Carts and Buggies.
Kiln Tar and Fat Llghtwood Post.
All kind of Stov Wood delivered to
your door.
Two Store to let and bouses to rent
all the time.
Lime to retell or by the barrel.
Be ' - ,, ..'.
BIG HIlIiV Th8 lDle Han
Bagging and ties
l We are ready to supply the trade 'with
Cotton Bagging and Tie,' Bag Cloth,"
Heavy Sacks, Ac.-. Price are JUhC '
T. E. ; Tiatlmm . JoJ
GENERAL HARDWARI,
, And all Kinds of- -1
" BDILDIHtJ, MATERIAL:
Wlr Netting, Screen, Doors nd
Windows, ' ' '.,:':'; iv -,u
GLACIER REPRIOERATORS
Which are the best, They have but few
equals nd No Suporlors.. f-
Ice Cream Freezer. . Wstct Coolers.
MichlRan Stoves and Ranges.
Paint. -"''-.
V- x V 'M CJ -tiswka, .
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:' DEALER IN
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Load of
STAR PATENT
1
Cracker.
Vliolsaii
& Eiefnil
71 Irr:l Hi.
WAREHOUSE
In addition to the
large and complete
stock of Bicycles
and Sundries, I am
carrying a full ana
varied stock of Guns
Retotbers, Loadea
Shells, &c.
I will guarantee to
saJe you money on
any make of Gun,
and will sell other
goods in this line on
1ery close margin.
Give me a call.
WH. T. HILL,
91 Middle Street, Opposite Journal Olli e
A FEW Or THE
GOOD THINGS!
Yet For Sale By
J. F. TAYLOR.
Sweet Calawaba wlno. , . T5c per gallon
California Port wine . . M per gallon
Montioello Claret wine, . . .ISc per bottle
and few Brands of Hue medicinal whis
keys such as:
LOJJE OAK,
OLDFORESTER
IIIJNTEIt,
CUTTER nlJKPP12 II
1VAT.DOHF,
'And lots of .other brands of Rye.
Siiwn'r 11 tltr Scotch, Irleh and
OmMCiiCORN
From the Mountainsalso lots of other
e ...goods at boiiora prfs. ... ,,
OIVJ TJtt A CALti f.- ' 5 i, ;
.J.F.TAyOll, ;
,T"W Mlcijl Street. 'f '
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bb mC
1 12xcator'"-XotliM.
' nving quailflad tt tb. Kscutorof '
(Jsorge Physio,, deeeaaed,' late of the
County of Craven, this I In notify nil
twrsnns having elalms against th slaie
of tlx deceased to exhibit them to '
undarslgned en or before lllh. dec, -f
of HeptemlMir iWJl, or tbl Dollo will
plead Id bar of tbolr recovery. All per
tons Indented to said esUI will pl
maklmnclll rameat. .-
CU K. PHYflfi, '
Eiwtilor, (Jeo. I'bysle, deceased.
This 1.1th, day of Pept.
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