A
IIACKBURN'S ;
- SHOE - - SALE
tCASH
- - -
the next
qs md$20 Shoes for, listen, 99c per W
XaAe advantage of this go)denkop
$ portunity and qqme. The Sale begins
m this. Wednesday mornina. M
ft -
fits
m
47 & 49 Pollock Street.
in
Just
A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mullets and Small
Hams 5 to 6 lbs. Also small Breakfast Strips, 2 to 3 lbs.
Good Butter 25o lb. Very best Elgin and Fox River Print
Butter at 30c.
Yo arv :iL-o agents for the Spanish Root Toilet and Laun
dry Soaps. They are guaranteed to cure Heat, Pimples, Salt
Rheum, Tetter, Black Heads and other Skin Diseases. They
are Purely Vegctrble.
Give us a trial for anything in the Grocery Line and
we will do onr best to please you or refund your money. '.
Yours for Business.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
Prompt Delivery From Dunn's
If yon want a good cup of
and you will get it
, This coffee is equal to any
less of price.
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IL '11
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A Hechanle That -'
Al wiyt S wear
By our Fin Tools for earnen
mns and paintcr'a um, Wli his ff
entra,
mamns ana paintcra use, win ms iciiow
workmen that at no plwe In tins town
ran you find such tnorongn sttmraniion
in all kinds of merhimicii tools at yon
rn rlirht hnrn. where nolhlnr ia kept
but a superior (rrade and Una briolle ol
the beet mnu(Hcture.
And we also b on hml a lurfre
lock of Screen Windows and I)oor,
whlnh we re now going tosnll at cni
nd Imlnw c'wt In ordor to mke ro
for Full Goods.
V
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X
tew days -we are
N!
You can always expect when
"you order your food supplies from N
thla reliable store. We can sup
. ply every demand of a first claea
family trade with the Choicest
Sttple and Fancy Grroeerles, Hel
Uhee, Pickles, Bauoee, Olivet, Fox
Hirer Print Butter, and Pl Hams
at Rek Bottom Prloea. ' ;.
We make a specialty of high
grvle Teas and 0offeea.
'Our Perfection Blend
Coffee is Fine, , ,
Price Only 20c
delicioos coffee bay s pound .
Jj
coffee In the market, regard- , '
",' r:-,,
Steamer GUIDE
Lmros Ke ltomlTubadiy end Friday
at 8 a. m.', arriving at ttaytoro ttme
afternoon. .-v ;K:?"i ."
' Leaves Bayboro Wednraday n 1 Sat'
utdty at 7 a. m., arriving at Nw Bern
same afternoon. ;' ;. ,; . s
, The. following pelnU jarlll- b made
Adama Creek, Orletl, ".Yandemerry
bomber landing, ' flnrrls Wharf ud
8chcdnhen,ectlvo8opt.18th', 1900.
Bat Bivbr T a import aTiOm Co., -
.-, J, F. Comix, Qm, Makaoxr,
REAL ESTATE!
City Real Estate bought and so.d on
oomnilis oa, ; . ' .' 1
Cdllcr.tioa of Rents for tlioao 1n the
city as "til at those living oulxlilK
XT V-T fW
Jim V 4 i . .
jlr-VJ,,) P,
Received!
.DEMOCRATIC CLUBS. ,
Delegates Warned to Indianapolis. Com
.. -- mlttee Ranted. Winston Made -
. chairman. -' v"-''
Special to Journal. ' .--' " "-
Halkioh, September 18. Francis a.
Wlnaton waa made permanent chairman
of the convention of Democratic clnba
today In Metropolitan BalL - .-''
The following were fleeted . Vice-
President of . the Convention: Kobb
Winborne, W. R. Allen, W.H, Murohl-
aon, A. K Smith, H. A. Fouabeo, Cam
eron Morrison.. W.. P. Hepburn, It. N.
Pickett; and T, A. Jones. .-'"-
The following were elected delegates
to the National Convention of xPemo-
craiio clubs at Indianapolis, .October
8rd: J, B. Lax,' Donnell Gilliam, 0. E.
Foy, C. F. Lumsden,. W. B. MoCown,
George L. Peachan, J. P.- Cook, E. T.
Webb,. Louis Browne; R. A. Daughtoo,
and John 8. Cunningham. . .
The State Executive Committee Is as
follows: H. A. iiondon, .chairman; W.
R. Allen, H, A. Fouehee W.fl. Shaw,
and F. H. Btedman,. ., . . ,
The Convention by a rising vote ten
dered thanks to Francis D. Winston
for hli great work in organizing the
White Supremacy clubs during the late
campaign..
The attendance at the Convention was
very small, only about thirty delegates
from club outside of Raleigh were pres
ent. It waa expected that Cbas B. Ay
cock would be present bat be Is at home
sick and waa unable to come. "
Strikers do Shootiruj.
Special to Journal. -
Hazblton, Pa., September 28. The
Brat blood shed on the part of the stri
kers occurred today 'near Scranton.
Twenty shots were fired by strikers and
three men were won nded.
Th3 question of the strikers having
thd right to march on the publio high
ways waa argued today in court. The
strikers who have attempted to march
have In several caaea been arrested and
put In Jail.
State troops have been sent to the
ilazelton district. All ia quiet here.
His Campaign Contribatlons.
Special to JwrBtTiaeir,,! V;-;.
JtALBtouefieniber.aBAH.iaorW ol
tatemeni byiugurMnt as-pr Oeneral
J. 8. . C 3TiwrWiLr3opS to the cam
palgn fund Seorelvf'fVarsall , make
the atatemenfHtat in 1898 he gave 1,850
and this year MSO';;;,,
Chinese Giye Trouble.
Special to Jornal.
Wabhiaotom, Sept t. Further riots
have broken ont near Canton, the Pres
byterian and Catholic churches were
looted and burned,
Washington, Sept. 29. Pursuant to
the policy or the unltea states .Govern
ment to withdraw part . of, Ita military
force from Chinese soil ' orders were Is
sued today by the War Department for
the detachment oL 8,000 troops from
Peklo and Tientsin and their removal to
Join the army in the Philippines.
Oeneral Chaffee Is directed to begin ai
once the-deUcbment of troops and so to
reduce his command tbat it shall not t
oeed 1,800. men, : comprising . Infantry
cavalry and artillery.'' Orders are also to
be Issued by the Navy Department for
the wlthdrawl of the 1,000 marines which
have formed an effective'' part of the
American troopa In China.-' . .
' Too can spell tt 'cough, coff,
i
cangb
kauf, kaff, koogh or kaagh, butlbe only
harmless remedy that quickly cure it la
One Minute Cough Cure, f S Dnffy.
i Weather. Conditions."''
WAsniaoTosr, D. C, September M.
For North Caroline. : Fair Thursday
Variable' winds mostly light northeast
.Weather Conditions. The
tempera-
tore has fallea throughout the north
west and eastward to the upper lakes
and southward to Kansas and Miaaourl
Freezing temperatures are reported from
North' Dakota to eastern Oregon with
hilling frosts at Bismarck, and Spokane.
Matlmum temperatures of 90 to 98 oc
curred yesterday over the Interior and
southward to the Middle Gulf coast.
Fair weather la Indicated for thla acetic
during the next 88 boars.'.
A ? ' schedule of MallS. . , '
Arrival of mails from north and went
dally except Sunday, Ift&O a. sm 8-W
p. m., Wilmington aad the aouth 6:88
p. m Morebead City BOO a. m. '
Leave. North and westtKW a. so. and
8:50 p. m. Wilmington and aouth 9:00 a.
m-i Morebead City 8:80 p. m.
' '' SUNDAYS. ., '
Malls arrive from north and weal 9:40
a, m. 6 JM p. m. Leave 9:00 a. m. and
6:05 p. m.
The public will please bear In mind
that Hie morning mall for lb North and
West clones at 8:15 a. m.
. That the afternoon mnll for north and
Weal cloms at 8:00 p. tn.
For Morehead City at B OO p. m. Alea
that the afternoon train curries no mall
for Intermediate points brtwMr here
and Goldnlinro. Itrapeclfully.
FKYMona W. IIanxh x
July 1H, !'H. roitmaater,
3. 1. V.nili
r U
s In
f..
his I'.lhUo
I all an ii:?-
PilIS!l.
Candidate Martin Undecided Ol The
r 2nd District Nomination ' -
Dlxen-Csrrell Marriage. Exenrrlen
, Te Niagara. ArrlvalsHe the
Caaventlosu Mew Besert -
- Hotels la Sand Hilt
,' . Srgloa. - 1 '
Special to Journal - ; . - - -
Raxbiob. BepU" St. A , aurabtr of
the North Carolina - Press - Association
paaaed here tills morning on the way to
Oieensbord which nlaoa iBcv left this
afternoon 6r the excuraton to Niagara
Fajla an0 jther points In tbat aeclioa of
mm - - -
the couDtfy. ': President T. N. Ivey , ol
the Assoeliitloa iWas nnabW to- go but
aaid at lefijrt 75 members took this trip:
In tbi chapel of the Baptist female
universal here at 8 o'clock lhl evening
Dr. DeUt Dixon and Dr. Norwood Car
roll wew iiulstly married. Upon the
eonolnafOn of th ceremony - PretUeni
and sffs. Vann tendered tbem nte-
eeptioiiV --
Soma of the negroes are expreealng
marked dissatisfaction with .ha coagre-
eionat no nlnatlon lu thU dUtrlct. They
dislike 1. A. Oilea, their party' nominee
and also J. u. Jenkins the populist noml
nee, as they say they have no confidence
in any populist". It the current be
lief that Giles waa put up as a dummy
and will be ttkon d ad there e b.i
fusion on Jenkins.
Among the. arrivals h ire to attend lb-
State Convention of Democratic Club
Were the following: D L. Ward, New
Bern; Frank M. Sledmtn, U. Y. Grady,
W. J. BelUinv I'eorge Pascbau, Wil
mlngton; T. B. Robertson, Oharlott;
B, N. Hackelt. Wilkeeli-.r.i. Not an
many delegates came at were expected,
Joseph J. Merlin, . the Kepubllean
nominee for,Ungres from the Sad
Jlalrict, has n t yel decided whether to
accept or decline. He knows that he has
tot the ghoat of a chanoe and that the
Democrats will carry the district.
The building of the branch railway b
Aberdeen and i Asbeboro railway, to
Jackson Springs will reaull lu adding
both a winter and resort to the now Im
portant chain of hotela In the sandhill
country. There are now five hotels at
Plnehurat, Southern Pines and Car
thage.
FINAL ACT OP BOERS.
Destroy Their Arms and Ammunition.
Useless Waste of Goods.
Losaazo Maaqoaav September IS
The Boers destroyed at Koasatlpoori
everything left behind which eoald be of
advantage to the British.
' Bridges were dynamited, stores burned
and the railway property la a maaa of
ruins. The destruction Includes hun
dreds of wagona which have been burnad
together with clothing, ammunition
and provisions, such as sugar, coffee.
rloe and flour. Thousands of ton are
still burning. .
Gen. Pole-Carew baa secured doxens of
locomotives, but moat of thesa art
wrecked. The whole of the Seiatl rail
way line Is blocked with rolling slock.
In the Crocodile river there, are acres
of damaged ammunition wagona, limber
dynamite detonators and war stores of
other sort. At Eomatipoort, bealdea
burning stores, are haadreds of toaa - of
ammunition, cape, gunpowder and oth
er explosives, ready-fused shells, brokaa
rifles and cannon. The Boers bad loft
standing many tents. Trunks, furniture,
previsions and "clothing were ' lying
about In every direction. '.'
. British officers now say that a police
fores of tO.OOO man can do the work'
pacification la security. If Gesiral Bai
ler end others move and seize the passes,
they also say, neither VHJoan, the new.
toommandant - general, nor Commandaat
Cause, with the rest of the Boers from
Eomatipoort, caa escape ' through the
mountains toward Lydenburg and Pie-
teraburg, - To remala la the low veldt at
this season of the year Is death to
aad cattle, t' '' ' '-":'n 'u'-
.i ...
THE MARKETS.
The following qootatlone were renal v
ed by J. K. Latham Co, New Bern
N. C. " ' V :.' . .
. Haw Toaa, Sept. 18.
OoTTOKr . Open. High. Low. Clone
. Oot..........l0 00 10.03 9 88 10.08
Nov ........ 9.6J 8 78
1.58
9.78
Jan..... 9.59
Mch 9.83
May.;... i.. 9.53
S.88 945
9.8S
993
9 83 . 9.48
9.83 9.44'
High. Low.
- 8t t)3
9.53
WnsATs , Open.
' Dee . 63J
Clone
84
con. Gas. ......
So. B yPfd Bt
108
01
T 0 L-
9.
It
Con. T -
Leather ., ...
91
Cotton rwetpte were 63,000 balea at a
II
porta.
X. Hora Cnllna H.rk.t.
Cotton sold In the local market jester
day ft. 9.50 to 10.0'.).
J" Diaz Keeps Power,
Special to Journal.
Cm or Muioo Sept.' M President
Dlaa was Haabbnowsly- reelMted 'Presi
dent of Ktilco today for hfa eighth
teitnofoffly, n
4 '
X Jones is Popular,-
pacta) to Journal, -v.i
Oalvcstoh. Tax s, Sept. iM. Mayor
Joaea of this city ha h-en nomlosted
by the Repnulcana for Congress.
- Howard Convicted.
pechl to Journal.
FaassvoaT, KT Sept, SO. -The jury
brought, ia ,a verdict ou vlctlug Jim
Howard of murdering William Goebel
In the . capit(4 grounds, January 80th.
The Jury waa outjnjy thirty minutes af
ter meeting hwtay. uoward was aen
teacad to death anil heard tie verdict
andVolence unmoved. " - -
- In The Supreme Court.
dpechd to Journal. .
Raluoii, it. O, September 86th
'aeea . argued oa yestenlay were a
follows: Board of. &iuclloa of Vance
vs. Henderaoav ntotiun of plaintiff t
correct judgement, argued by T. T
Ulcka for plalnUff; a. U. Zolllconer and
t. H, Brldger for defendant.
State vs. Franks, from Dare, argued
by Attorney Oeneral and B. Q. Crisp foi
JState. E. F. Aydlett for defendant. Per
son va Leary, from Tyrrell, argued by
Prudea a ad Shepherd A Shepherd for
plalnlH. F. H. Busbeaand E. F. Aydleii
for defendant. Fleming vs. Btrden,
from Beaufort, argued by W. B. Hod
t for plaintiff; Oaylord, and Shep
herd ft Shepherd for defendnm.
Appeals from 2nd, District will be
called next Tuesday, lu the following
orderi
Bank vs. Brldger; Martin i. Buffalo?;
dond va.RatIrovl; Deltrlck vi. Rail
road; Babn vs. Heath; Bond vs. Railroad
Lumber Co.; Mebane vs. Capeheart;
4oolt vs. Beardsley; Williams vs. Brown;
King va. Powell; Pugh vs. Baker; Baker
vs. Carter; Valentine va. Brltton, Wrlgbi
va. Bond; Wlllotord vs. Williams; Moor,
va. Cohen; Baxemore va. Bynum, Jernl-
gaa va. Jarnlgan; Bullock vs. Bullock.
Gammon vs. Johnson; Perry va. Perry;
Stranae va. Mutual Reaerve Fund Asao
cl.itlon; Hill va. Mutual Reaerve Fund;
Street vs. Mutual Reserve Fund; Webb
va. f'ummlnga.
Three Feet of Snow.
Daavaa, Col., .September 85 Dis
patches from various points In the
Rocky Mountalna show that there has
a heavy snowfall. At Red Moun
tain, near Ouray, anow la reported three
feet deep.
At Laadvllle there are about two
Inches of snow on the level. The snow
was accompanied by a , high wind,
hloh made the weather decidedly disa
greeable. -
To prevent eoatamptloa quickly cure
thn.. aad laag troubles with One Min
ute Cough Cure. 1 8 Duffy.
For disinfecting, use ehorlde of Lima
from Davis' fharmacy.
Are' You Hunting
- .a:-:i4.y 'v jk
For a good baggy or aay other vehicle
la outline. Wa are bonding them and
at the right price., We keep all kinds of
Buggy Sopilles, Coase to see as, we
caa please yoeu . -.-''
O. II. XVatern A Ron,
Phone 188 , i 78 Broad 8treet.
D.F.JARVIS,
63 POLLOCK STREET, i
BOLE AGENT FOE
Fresh Ca?
DRIFT :
Two of flie flcBMt IlrniMl of Flour Noltl.
If you want a barrel of Strictly first quality Flour give us n cnll.
Fresh PoTlsmouib Corned Mullets; small I'lg Oanii-; Breakfast Strips
California Hams and English Corned shoulders.
Freb Elgin and Fox River Print Butter, Cream Obecsc.
Fresh-Canned Good. A good Table l'cach for 10c 2 ll can, 15c ;'. lb
can. Mice Prunes. Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
Yours Truly,
PLANTER'S
J. L. McMl
'Phone 91.
m
The Planter's Warehouse is located in the bminoss part of t lie city
and the finest Warehouse in the Stale.
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this part of the State.
It is the aim of the management
sales and to see that you are well loo
tobacco. Our motto is "High Prices and Personal Attention lo your interest."
Free Stables., Coine down to the
please jou.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. 8. LAXGLliY, Auctioneer. fJT3ulei every week-day at 11 o'clock.
Forward, In the Slogan
This Fall in Men's Suite and Ovcr
ooata. Not a backward atep here, hut
every move an advance materials, nt
ttrns, colors, design, out and finish, ll
show tbat we keep pace with tl.e tirma.
A new line of Fall Hood that will t
traot your eye, and you know how we
mako up goods.
F. 91. Clindwick,
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See.
A No. 1 Rea Heart Eand-made and
Sawed Hblngles alwayetn hand,
Laths, Carts and Buggies.
' Kiln Tar and Fat Llghtwood Posts.
All klhds of Btove Wood delivered to
your door.
. Two Stores to let and bouses to rent
all the time,
Lime to retail or by the barrels
8e i ' b , j '
BIS ffilsiDttle Mai-
Bagging and Ties
We era ready to supply the trade with
Cottoq Paglng and Ties, Bag O'otb,
Uu QL. An Prtra. Ill Ptiht .-; ;J '
J '
rmrj ft ' , i- I -And lots of other brands or Kye.
V W Xr.lfllllTraHrt ;:iw.rl Mi", Scotch, -IrUb ind
llM u Ullldll W yyilt V- ( i ttbe tmm ;f: ,v
DEALER III , .
J .11 YlA nf- '.
A i ' EUUM& tiW:.i
Wire Neltinf, Bcreen Doora and,, ' . . v-.s :'
window .'
glacier RcrRianpATORs
Which are li e be-t. Tr y have but rew'Cennty ol ureYon. tnis is to wmiiy mi,
equals and No Uuieriora. ' ' .
lee Cream Fro wra. Water Coolcra.
Kii h!-n Ptovoa and It.uigea.
IV.!.its.
Load of
STAR PATENT
Tnir
fff Wholesale
VI a& Retail
edldj Cwror,
71 r.i.l Hi.
saw-
WAREHOUSE
We will have tilctity of buyers
tn give his personal attention to all
.cd after when on llf. market with
opening sale, and we will fry to
Wo have just received a line of
the above well known Shoes and
invite your inspection.
We have them in Kid Patent
Leather and Calf Patent Leather in
both button and lace and in both
black and tan Viei Kid.
Call early and ger, your choice of
Styles and Sizes.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
07 POLLOCK STREET.
A FEW OF THE
GOOD THINGS!
Yet For Sale By
J. F. TAYLOR.
Sweet Catawaba wine. . . . 7.V. per gallon
California Port wine .. $1,110 per gallon
UWlcelln Claret wine . . Sta per bottle
and few Brands of tine medicinal whis
key, aucb as:
LONK OAK,
OL.lt FOItENTIilt
HtllTEB,
i iwas.msusc,
if rt tr. rnoxT
VJLU I V, ! Kit U
FromtbsMonnfalns, also lots f other
i U goods at bottom prices.: - e
GIVE U!) A CALL
xrcuiorii xioutt,. -
jS.taWSiiS iTTti
persons bailetl claims apatest the (Stale
ofthednceaiwdto ihlliit them to the
nn,ii...i,.nt nn nr before 1lth. lla. nf
of Mi'pumlirtr iwil. pr this notice will be
plflail In hr of llwlr recovery. All per
anna Indi litcd to said estate will please
niflke Itnitiedlste rm"Tit.
( 'HAS 1.. f'UYfUO,
f , fnt MF (,,.,,. It-v-'e. drrpft.ptl.