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U.'.'.'.i J mm) ift VOL. XVIH-NO. 154. NEW BERN, M. C, WEDN ESDAY M0RNIN8, SEP TEMBEft 26, 1900. NINETEENTH Ull I hAckbUrN s : 1 i CASH - SHOE-v SALE !l ' , 25 Daring the next few days we are w . j offering a line of Ladies $I.50,J $200 " f and $2.50 Shoes for, listen, 99cpet nspatr. - , Take advantage 4 portunity and come. it il ' ' TTT. . . w wis, weanesaav momma. -, IV 2 47 & 40 -Pollock Street. I Jst Received ! A fresh lot "Corned l'or(.snio::lli Mullet and Small I ig Hams 5 to (i llis. Also small Ureakfast Strips, 2 to 3 ibs. Oooil I'litler 2o: Hi. Very best Elgin and Fox River Print Butter at oOo. .i -V- f;!i' the dry Soaps. They are gtiarnnlccil )heuni, Teller, Black Heads and are Ptirelv Ycrrctrble. niv. us n. Ii-ImI for mivl liiiur iti flw (Irrvnvv T.Ino ntwl v"" ' J we will do our best In please yon l on i d j or imsmess. J. R. PARKER JR GROCER, 'Phone 69. . 11 Broad Street. Prompt Delivery If you want a good cup of and you will get it. Thi coffee is eqnal to any leu of price. Alirnyft 8w?nr Pf onr Fine Tool! for carpenters, mawmt aid painter's na, tells his fellow workmen I hit at no plare In this town ran ynl find such lliomiifrh sntlxrarUoit In all kln4s of mnrhnnlei tnnls at yon can right here, wtere nr-thln 1 kepi hut a auperlor uraile ant fine brlatlo of the bMt minufaclure. . ( And wo also lie on banJ a laree stock of Se.rwn Windows uml Dmns, whlnh we are now going to roll at cm and hln ct In nrilrr to mnkfl rnom lor Fall Ooolf. of this golden opi The Sale begins ' ' tfK Spanish Root Toilet and Laun to cure Ileal, I imples, Salt other Skin Diseases. They n .- j ........ .... or refund your money. X From Dunn's You can always expect when you order your food supplies from . fiU reliable Btore. We cao sap ply every dama id of a fir.t class fimily tnule with the Choicest Ht iplj an l Faucy Groceries, Rel tli i, Pickles, Siucea, Olives Fox li vt I'rlnt ilutter, and Pis llama i It :.t II )ttnm Prices. Wo tniko a epetlalty of high I? rib tVas aadOolTces. Our Perfection Blend Coffee is Fine Price Only 20c. delicious coffee buy a pound . . - coffee in the market, regard- Steamer GUIDE L v.-e Ne v. 11 jrtJTiibs Iry tnd Friday at a., tn;, arrling U JBayloro lime terooo ; . K'i - i LeATes Bayboto VVedneeday !a J 'Bat' utd iy at 7 a. to.', writing at Njw Bers) eaaierntieo2,i.:' IttAwJ 1 'Tho following points will bo made A,dnnui , Creok, (QiI lUlai, Vendemere, Lumber Landing, v Harris . VTha'f, and Monewall. ' : - - n . ; -' . Belied il-(Tcftlve Sept. 16th, 1900. " Dr nivit Trahvotatioi Co.,j J. ::xT').", CowatX, Gm. Makaoib. ROAL ESTATE ! City ftocit tytalo houfflit and so.d On conttiilis) on." ' . k 5 .' : fellcciion of Kents for thniie In the city as HI ai tl oe living o ittlde. ii. x ill 1 ' ' - " ' ' z llMNMANNIMiMM THE STRIKE CONTINUES. Vine Owners Threaten to Flood property and Abandon York. Ho Clashes occur. i I'" Special to Jouroab HiZELTOs, Pa., September S3. The eoal mine owners In this region lay that they will flood lb mines and abandon their efforts to get workers, the Shanv okln collieriea fall. ' Wiuumbarrb, Pa., September 26. (8peclal). Five hundred . mioers . left here for the bitaminoos mines. Five thousand have gone since the anthracite strike began. Phuadblphia, September M.In- stead of the expected clash between' the troops -and striking miners In- the Schuylkill region today a peaceful calm pervaded the region and there' was not the slightest disorder for the soldiers to be called upon to quell. In fact, In most of the districts of the anthracite eoal fields the day was extremely quiet, there being no demonstration whatever on the part of the strikers. While the operators claim that a number of their employes' returned to work In the Schuylkill, It was early to day evident that the operations did not assame the activity which the mine own er yesterday expected, and today floo more idle collieries than at any time sinod the strike began. The strike leaders claim many addi tions to their ranks, and President Mitchell estimates that the strikers force was augmented today to the extent of 1,800 or 2,000. No overtures to end the struggle have been offered by either side. The strike leaders are occupying themselves In in duclng mine workers to quit, and the operators are endeavoring to mine all the coal they can with their reduced forces Meanwhile coal shipments from the mines are dally growing less, and leport of advances In prices of the commodity are received from all trading sections. TEXAS RIVERS ON RAMPAGE. Breaking AU Records For High Water. Warning Sent Oat. , Dallas, Texas, September 24 Tbi rrtnlty river Is higher tonight than it has been since 1890, when It broke all records. The water tonight lacks only six feet of reaching the 1890 mark and Is stll rising, owing to the heavy rains las' night. No Uvea liavo been loat In the Im mediate vicinity of Dallas, but cotton and lire stock, notably sheep and hogs. have suffered heavily. The item of dam age to roads and bridges alone in inr dozen or more counties ' affected In Northern Texas will be about 1360,080. A bulletin received here this afternoon from Fowler, In Bosque county, says: 'Brazos river out of Us banks; falghei than In 12 years and going higher. Big rise will reach Waco tonight." Fowler Is SO miles north of Waco. It is rt ported that 40 Italians have been drowned In Neuces river. Eight persons are reported to have been drowned in the flood at Brown wood. Part of the town was wrecked Communication Is cut off, both by wire and rail... v . Aditih, Texas, September 24 Gov ernor Bayers wired tonight to all point south of here warning notice that the greatest flood In the history of the Colo rado riverwhich flows by this city, It now surging flown through the moun tain gorgee to the northwest of here, and is expecwa at inis piac vj nuu- night. : . fjtAito, Texas, September , 24 Thr Llano river, a tributary of the Colorado. Is 17 feet above ..normal and has don much damage In the valleys. . Ko loss of life has been reported Report from tra- nous point in wmi ana jHoru iexat are. to the effect that all the small stream . are greatly swollen and ait lending a large volume of water Into the larger streams. THE MARKETS. , The following quotation were receiv ed by J. K. Latham Co, New Bern, ::;. ''-. -' ,-Kiw Tork, Sept 26,i? CotToirt . ": Open. Blgh. Low. Clot , Oct ,.;..iM. 10.10 10.11, 10 01 10.02 hot.. ........ t 2.88 2.68 f 2. '4o...i;.;.i.',. 2.W 2.TT: B.58 ' $M Hch. 2.68 1.70 2 6V 2JS May 2.M 2.70 2.80 i 2.00 Wbbat: Open. High. Low. (.lose .Doe ...,...4.. 84 81 .881 88, Con. Gat....... , , 1 . . . 104 8c, B'yPfd W '":-"' y i roi... Fed. 8, ........ 81 - . 81 f Con. T.... Hi , ' 75 Leather .. 9, - - - : . . 0 . Cotton receipts were 00,000 bale at all port,., . , . ' New n.m Colts. Market. Cotton sold In the local market yester day from 2.75 to 10,15. For disinfecting, meehorlde of Lime from Davis' Pharmacy. J. J. Baxter Is felling his Ribbons Lawns, Ladles Oxfonia, and all summer goods very low for the cah. Pavla' I'liarniAfy has exclusive agency for "TIioo" cigars. Last Government Crop Report For .. This State. Sopreate Oenrt. No Case General Impertanee .Bepablleea Paper t bit EattblUhed. Mecrw Ex edasteOUahenta. Prem- . Ineat Arrivals. . Special lo Journal. Ralkioh, September 25. The oup- reme Court today took up the flrat dls; triot appeals. The clerk of the court says that there are no ease on the docket at this term "which are of any general Interest or importance. It Will be several day btfor the Sup- Court annonncua the names of the 47 applicant for attorney' license who paaaed examination. Two of the applicant were eegroe. Three new lodge of Odd Fellow have been organized, Grand Secretary Woodell stales, these being at Fratikliu- ton, Homing kud L.nkaville. Among today's arrivals here were Senator Marlon Butler, who bad a con ference with one of lit leading Repub licans, Collector Duncan; Joseph J. Mar. tin of laruori), Uvpublloan nominee for Congress f rum the 2nd, district; Fran cis D. Winston, Stale organirer of Dera ocratic clubs; B. B. Wlnborne, judge -of Bjrtle county Inferior court; William R Allen of Uol.lsboro; J. H. B Idgen, T. T. Hicks and A. C. Zolllcoffer of Hen derson; Joseph P. Plpplu of Tarlioro; A A. F. Seewelt of JonesUorn; K. F. Ayd lett of Ellziihelh City. The Farmers Alliance In this Slate Is now beginning an earae.t alteuipt at re organization. Its fortunes have been for a long time at a very low bb The Republicans are making plans to establish a paper bun1. The negroes lu view t tile an ex odus to Oklahoma. Some from this sec tion are now living In that Territory tnd declare it to bi an earthly paradise Next spring a considerable m ivement of negroes northward and westward may be expected. There are at present 07 veieftns in the Soldiers' Home here of. these 2 are In uospltaL The lail crop report by tbe United -Kates for this State, this season waa l- ued this morning, for the week ended last night. It confirms all previous re ports of a short crop of cotton. ' In some iectlons all will be picked In twenty days from date. The farmers in the middle and eastern sections do not de lire rain, as It would Injure open cotton and Inteifdre with picking, which Is progressing more rspldly than ever be fore. The cotton crop Is remarkably clean. The report says In detalL Splendid weather for gathering crops and for other farm work prevailed during the week. The temperature wat much lower, In fact a tew degrees below the normal during the first half of the week though rising slightly above normal the latter portion. The morn ings of the 18th and 10th were very ooo) and light frost was reported to - have occurred at high altitude In tbe moon tain district. Tbe weather remained very dry In many counties, while la others beneficial showers occurred both st the beginning and at the end of the week. The amount of euathln waa abundant. While the absence of rata canting fuither delay In fall plowing, a general or heavy rain wonld aot be beus- flolal on account oftb possible Injury to open cotton, with which the 3elds art bow dotted. Picking cotton made fairly good headway during the, week nnder the favorable weather conditions. la many conn ties ths crop la bow all open, and over, three-fourth gathered Some correspondent ' expreae ' the opinion that all the ootton will be picked by the middle of October. - All previous report of a very short crop nave bee confirmed.' Fodder pulling I over aad farmer are housing the corn crop. 'Cut ting the last tobacco in north western counties Is advancing rapidly, bat no Im provement I reported In the. late curing Peanuts are nearly all harvested la tbe oath and are ready to dig in the north portion; the crop I short, " Pea, sweet potatoes, and fall garden were , some what benefited by the rein of the week. Turnip are doing well; many tarnlpt were sown during the week and have come np nicely. A good deal of plowing wat done where tbe soil ' was moist enough, and tome wheat, rye, aad , oat hare been seeded, bat this work . It far behind ths average for the season, y ;' You caa spell It eoagh, ooff, eelugh, keof, keff, kough or ktagh, but lb tfaly harmless remedy that quickly euree It Is One Minute Cough Core. F 8 Duffy. : Cyclone Kills Elfht.' . , FaibbauLT, Hiii., September 14. Meager deta'ls have reached here of a terrible cttastropbe which visited the village of Morrhtown, 10 mile west ot here, shortly before 0 o'clock this even ing. .. The village waa struck By a cyclone end a barn wai raised In the air and dropped directly on top of Paul Oatx- ke t saloon, wliers IS people had taken refuge from the tlorrn. Ths tnloon col lapted and all the occupants were burled In the dohrln. It It said that e', ' t dnad bodtflt and three Injurfl pnrnons were Inkpn frnui W-n r :' 4 To, UNITED STATES TO WITHDRAW. England Joins Germaav Proposal to H rnalsk pincse ondafct, Special to Journal. -, . , -, ., i WasuiKOTOS, Sept. 25. Gt!and and Japan now favor Germany's proposal, aa to the punishment of Chinen officials by thesJII a ' The United Stale the raf are stands aloaela h. view of what ahould be done; and Uuraieu tflulals say this e luotry la now isolated In It posliion to far . China it eooeerjied, and that American troops will be obliged to retire to Pekln. General Chaffee ha been directed by cable, today, to. withdraw all United states troopj from Pekin, aud return them to II anile, except one regiment ot Infantry, four troops of cavalry and one light Sal tery. General Chaffee will re in. in In charge uf these. A cablegram announces the murder of eleven more missionaries in the Shanti province. Further Chinese Uprisings. 8peclal to Journal. Honokono, September 25. Advice from Canton say that the Chinese organ ization known as the "Triad,'' has aai elated Itself, 20,000 strong, with the box ers In Ewangau province, who are in rebellion, aud they threaten Canton, also threaten to destroy the French gun boat above Canton. - l'rlcce Tuan has been made president of tbe i blouse Great Council. Texas Town Washed Away. Special to Journal. Austin, Isxta, September 25. A ri port ssys that tbe town of Marble Falls, was washed away by tbe Colorado river flood. All efforts to reach the place failed It day. Marble Falls baa a population of about 600, and is In Burnett county not far above Austin. Storm Struck Seattle. Special to Journal. Seatxlb, Wash.. September 25 The great coast storm reached bare, damag ing property to the amount of $500,000 and rendering fire hundred people home leas. Death of General Palmer. Special to Journal. SramariBLD, III., September 25 Gen era! John Palmer, who waa tbe head of the Gold Democratic ticket, In 1896, died here today, aged 80 Vaccination rhlelds at Davis' I'iiar macy. CASTOR I A . - For Infant and Children. Tbi Ms. Yoi Han Always Bought Bean tho Signature Are You Hunting For a good buggy or any other vehlole la our 1Id. We are building them and t the right price, -We keep all kind ol Buggy Sept Ilea. Com to see us, we cap pleaee yon...' v.- t; .. .'. G. IT. Water fc Ron, fir Phone 185 78 Broad Street,1 D. F. JARVIS, 63 POLLOCK STREET, v SOLS AGENT F0B ' 1 f i A'. a r-re-.l. Y) Ffesli Cat DRIFT : Two of (he IleNl Ilrandi of Flour Nohl. If you want a barrel of strictly first quality Flour give ue a call. Fresh Portsmouth Corned Mullets; small Pig Hams; Breakfast Strips California Hams and English Corned Shoulders. Fresh Elgin and Fox River Print Butter, Cream Cheese. Fresh Canned Goodp. A good Table Peach for 10c 2 lb can, 15c :i lb can. Nice Prunes. Fresh Cakes and Crackers. Yours Truly, 'Phone 91. PLANTER'S IlNlEL, The Planter's Warehouse is located in the business pin t of I he city aud the Dnest Warehouse in the State. with plenty of orders for ull tho .Tobacco in this )i:iit of the Stale. It is the aim of the management sales and to eee that you are well loo.ed after when on the market wild tobacco. Our motto is "High Prices aiul Personal Attention to your interest." Free Stables. Come down to the please you. PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO., J. M. HOWARD, Manager. F. P. LANGLfcY, Auctioneer. l".-talci every w eek-day nt 1 1 o'rlm k. Forward, Ih the Slogan This Fall in Men's 8utts and Over coats. Not a backward atep here. Imt every move an advance materials, pat terns, colors, design, cut and llnisb. all ihow that we keep pace with lie tiirus. A new line ot Fall Goods llmt will nl tract your eye, and you know how we make ufj good-". F. 91. lialwlck. Notice ! The only man there; be. Not Lett, Come See. A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made and Sawed Shingle always oa hand. .Lathe, Cart and Buggies. Kiln Tar and Fat Llghtwood Posts. Alt kinds of Stove Wood delivered to your door. Two Stores to let and bouses to rent all the time. ' Lime io retail or by tbe barrel. ' Bee ,: , BIG HIIaL. -,The incle Matt Bagging arid Ties W are ready to tapply the irad with Cotton Pe.Kg.og nd Tlon, Bast O'oth, J. E . ilhm A Co Elfellwopi DEALER lit c i PnrrDlI ttlDnHTlDF L lFromth'Honnlalns,a1solols of other ulDllllAb niflUilBftfti r-t'- ' good at bottom price. ; And all Kind, of 'r 01 Tit CT A 1 Olt' ' : -; - BHHDIHG EATEBIAku i8 Midji street. : Wire Netting, Screen Door , and - -. , ' .i . wt-dow.,- . w f Execntor , Notice. GLACIER RnFRIQERATORS l(1- ?T7 Which ere lh beat. They have bui few" sarin si Ice Cream Freciere. Water Coolers. Michigan Btoves and Ranges. Taints. '. ' '. ximmuwiiiuiih Load of STAR PATENT A KVInif Cwr'?r, 5- ml 71 Br?"l WAREHOUSE We will li.ivc jdetily of biiycrs to give his rrsonal ul trillion to all opening sale, and we will try to Wc have just received u line of the above well known Shoes and invite' your inspection. We have them ill Kid Patent Leather and t'alf Patent leather in both button and lace and in both black and Ian Vici Kid. Call early and get, your choice of Styles and Sizes. J.G.DUNN&CO., 57 POLLOCK STREET. A FEW Of THE GOOD THINGS! Yet For Salo By 1. F. TAYLOR. Sweet Catawaba wine. . . . lHo per gallon California Port wine . . .21.00 per gallon Montlcello Claret wine . . 5c per bottle and few Brands of line medicinal whit- keys such as: LOIV12 OAK, OLD FOREKTEll ClJTXEU PEPPER And loll of other brands of Rye. Shiwn'i Malt," Scotch, Irlth and 'f!' the Femnnt. SV f HHIVBW Art if Vi Miir JJLU iVe U. LVM County of Craven, tbl Is to notify all peraons havioir claims airaloatlhe fstato, ; mm ram i " A r Ot tne neceaara 10 .xniim in. 10 inn nnderalgned on or before 15th. dev. of -of Hnpiemhnr 1U0I. or this notice will be , plead In bar of their recovery. All per ion. Indchtwl to aald entale will p1eae make Immedlai. payment. (HAH K. I'll YriC, j ftrrutnr. Ceo. riv''l. (Ifrm.fd. l'1 I , "y - ' l'. I Cll- ry r
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