VOL. XVIII-NO. 157.
NIW BERN, N.C, SATURDAY M0RHIN6, SEPTEMBER 29, 1900.
NINETEENTH YEAR
1 HACKBUnrrs '-I
jit QH Hllr' ' Mil r I aii
Jjs Daring the nxt few days we areZ
jjj oe a ft of Ia f .50, $2.00 1
yjS j ane aavamage of tnts goiaen op-m
j portunity and come. : fte sSae s6ems Jj
ks. Wednesday momma, A
k 47 & 49 Pollock Street.
Jtst Received I
A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mullets and Small I ig
Hams 5 to 6 lbs. Also small Breakfast Strips, 2 to 3 lbs. -
Good Hotter 25o lb. Very best Elgin and Fox River Print
Butter at 30c.
Wo are also 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 Vegetrble.
Give us a trial for anything in the Grocery 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 huy a pound
and yon will get it '','
This coffee is equal to any coffee in the market, regard
less of price, .
sJTllO- HDl3.33.XL,
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New
Location
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FICE wiUpccuptbe
store adioming my Bi
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tri m i nrrrrr rntifnnra
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customers tn Wt linear nose nving ouuid.
93 r!!f: Street,
From Difnn's
You can always expect when
'- fan order your food supplies from
" this reliable store. ; We can tap
ply every demand of a first cUss
family trade with the Choicest
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Rel
ishes, Pickles, Sauces, Olive, Fox
River Print Sutter, and Fit Hams
at It 10k Bottom Prices,
We make a specialty of high
grvie Teas and (Coffees.
Oar Perfection Blend
Coffee is Fine,
Price Only 20c.
Steamer! GUIDE
Leaves New lierolTaesday and Friday
at a. m arriving at Bayboro same
arteraooe.., .. . . i . . . ,
. Leaves Bayboro Wednesday and Sat-
atday at 7 a. nu, arriving ,at New Bern
same afterooon. . . ; f . "
The following points will be made-
Adams Creek, Oriental, Tandemere,
Lamb Leading, ' Harris Wharf and
blooewall. ' . V'.
Schedule effective Sept. 18th, 190oV
Bar Bivaa TansroTTios Co.,
: . , 3. t. CowsiX,Gis. MaasosR.
City Ileal EsUU bought and soji on
fltl...!. Yl i - f 1 1 I - ....
ii. T7. r,inr:;or7t
COTTC.I GOES CUT-
Exporters Rash It Off While Home
Mills Are Waiting. , '
Definition, t a Pedli p. - Frella ;
Agalast Harness. Kenaa Ke-
V eleeted'Clert. A Postmaster
Fonnd Short Trae
Bills Poind.
Special to Journal.
h Ru.ua H, September 88 TheSnpremi
Court has before It a case Involving lb
the question of who Is a pedlar. IV
eourt has heretofore eld that a pedlsi
is 's person wbo sells goods he has will,
him then and there, but In 1995 the kg
Llature drew the distinction between a
drummer and a pedlar, saying, that an
person" wbo sells by order, for future de
livery to Individuals for their own indl-
usl use and not for resale. Is a pedlar
rhe court. It Is practically, certain, wit
uold to the same definition.
Col. Thomas 8. Kenan has been ananl-
mously re-elected elerk of the 8uprem
court for eight years.
The feeling against the Hormone I
now growing In this State. There an
sixty of them at work proselyting Id
North Carolina A few counties ban
driven them out.
The postmaster at Scotland Neck Is
found to be short in bis accounts about
110 "
It Is said that the home cotton milh
are buying very little, but sre walllni
for a decline in prices; a Very Improbable
thing. It Is said lueexporlersare rushlny
II the cotton they can get Out of llu
country and that the tracks at Wilming
ton are blocked with o tton cars ovc
tOO in nnmbei; so many In fact that tb
railway people are holding cars baci
until the block Is removed.
Judge Pornell in the IT. S. dlstrlc
court here holds that In chancery tin
record of a case constitutes the state
ment on appeal.
The negro Slate conference here wat
an entire success In its line of work for
he betterment of the race.
In the Superior court here a true bill
was last evening returned by the Grand
jury against ex-State Senator and ex
member of the State election board J. A
Franks, Republican, of Swain county
for porjury. Two years ago a man
named G. W. Justice came here, as
iswyer, and stole law books from the
court bouse and other places. lie was
arrested and Franks became his surlty,
swearing be was worth $50 clear of all
indebtedness. Justice fled the Stale and
went to Alabama. When Investigation
was made It was found Franks bad no
property at all.
Execution at Clinton.
Special to Journal.
Clinton, Sept. 98. Archie Klnsauls
was banged here today The first time
the drop fell the rope slipped and after
letting him hang nine minutes the phy
slcians requested the sheriff to place him
on the gallows sgaln to end life quicker
Klnsauls was only half conscious lend
could not stand. The body was laid
across the trap door. After be was
dropped the second time life was . pro
nounced extinct la eight minutes. He
was given aa opportunity to talk but
said that he bad nothing to ssy except
to tell his friends to meet htm In heaven,
Attempted Fajth Core.
London, Out, Sept., M. Vlotor B.
Sail, who style himself "Doctor of
Vital Science," will be arranged tomor
row oa the charge of manslaughter at
the rail Assises, now. la progress . Here,
Be Is alleged to have caused the death ol
Mrs. Christina Charlton, of East Wil
liams, by withholding from ber the drags
which would to all probability have
effected a speedy care of ber aliment.
In May lest the late Mrs.- Christina
Chatlton suffered aa attack of typhoid
fever. The was la a fair war to recov
erf, wbea some friends became dissatis
fied with her oondltlon and ' summoned
Dr. Hall." ' , r:
He pat her under his nolqne course of
treatment, and allowed ber to have
nothing at all to do with drugs. Now he
will have to satisfactorily explain her
death to a Canadian jury or go down to
the penitentiary for many years..
Weather Conditions, ;
WssaiNOToir, September - t8 For
North Carolina, Fair Saturday. Cooler
in western portion. Light northerly
winds.' . .
Weather Conditions. The high baro
meter area over the Dakotas yesterday
has diminished In Intensity and moved
eastward Into the lake region followed
by rising temperature over the west and
northwest. The weamer is slightly cool
er over the Interior, lower lake region
end portions of the Middle Atlsntle
States. .
Scattered rains bars fallen bnt we
light The conditions Indicate fal
weather during the next 84 hours with
light winds mostly northerly.
Ton can spell It cough, re IT, caugh,
kauf, ksff, knugh or kauli, but the only
harmless remedy that quickly euree It Is
One Minute Cotigh Cure. F 8 Duffy.
J. J. Baiter la s i
goods very low for t"
ling his IUIibons,
U, snd all summer
1
No other aid so great
Ino other agent so
I " 1 !
maKing aeacious, pure ana wnoiesome
foods, has ever been devised.;
ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO.,
TROUBLE MAY. COME.
Germany's Attitude Towards This Coun
try Unfriendly. Russian Occupation
Temporary.
Special to Journal.
Washington, September 28 -That
General Chaffee was ordered to remain
In command of the legation guard which
will remain la Pekin, Instesd of accom
panying the other American troops from
China to the Philippines, Is thought by
many In Washington to Indicate a belief
on the part of the administration that
the withdrawal of our troops from Chins
Is only temporary. Another thing which
strengthens that belief Is the ordering of
a number of warships to join our navsl
force In Asiatic waters. While our min
ister to China Is carrying oat bis orders
by arranging fot the 'opening of peace
negotiations with LI Hong Chang and
the other Chinese envoys, the edmlnls-
tratloa Is arranging for possible war.
While officials will not dtseuss the
eritlclsms of this government which are
dally appearing In Germaa newspapers
known to enjoy the .confidence of the
Emperor and being cabled to our papers
It Is easy to see that they are ceasing
considerable Irritation, which may aid In
bringing about strained relations be
tween the two governments. It is claimed
at the Department of State that this
government has been consistent all the
way through la Its Chinese policy. - -
The Russian authorities say that the
occupation of Maochurls Is a merely mil
itary occupation, Russian and. Chinese
flags are flying from the same roofs.
. Carlisle Still a Power.
Special to Jofirnal.
. WASHiaoToa. Sentember 28. Accord,
lag to Mr. Peter Fischer, of Louisville,
wbo Is visiting Washington, one ansa
has It la bis power to change the) result
of the election In Kentucky, and theft
man Is a resident of New Tork city. Mr,
Fischer said: "Many shrewd politicians
believe the result of the election In Ken
tacky depends upon the word of one
man. If John G, Carlisle will noma oat
for Bryan, they say Kentucky Will be
Democratic; If he maintains his present
silence, the State will go for McKlnley.
Although Mr. Carlisle no longer has In
fluence In tbe councils of tbe Democracy
of Kentucky, he still has a large follow
leg among the rank and file of tbe party
which la sufficient to decide the eon-
Morgan Says "Clean Campaign.
Special to Journal. V '-"'
WssaiNOTON, September 88. Senator
Morgsa, of Alabama bss received many
compliments for referring la a cominea
datory spirit to tbe absence of persoual
v!l operation ,o the Presidential cam
paign". The reference wis made at the
close ef a political speech, and the Sena
tor ssld be accounted for It by the fsot
that tbe candidates of both ef the great
parties were men whose personal charac
ters snd lives were sbove reproach. He
said of the campaign: "It Is party
against party, principle against princi
ple, and record aa!nt record, and Upon
thess Issues will the people decide the
contest,"
to the housewife,
useful and certain in
111
There are imitation baking powders, sold cheap, by
many grocers. They are made from alum, a poison
ous drug, which renders the food injurious to health.
100 WILLIAM CT., NEW YORK.
PRINCE CHIN G GUILTY.
He Was Involved Deeply la The Riots.
Instructions To Minister Conger.
Special to Journal.
Washinoton, Sept. 28,-The Ameri
can legation at Pukln his procured the
subscriptlosnist of the Boxers and flndx
ihat Prince Uhlng mado three suhcrlp
llons to the list. The Mends of Ching
olaltn that he was coerced into subscrib
ing.
The French patrol was Bred on at the
east ga.te of Pekln by the Chinese.
The murderer of Baron v m K -meter
Is being tried to-day.
The Russian orders to leave P.tkln
have been suspended for the N.OjO troops
there. The legations of other powers
are uncertain about remaining, yet they
are Inviting the Chinese court to return
for peace negotiations.
LI Hung Ohang requests the Emper
or's return aud that of the Empress
Dowager. The Russians sud French In
vite the Emperor and Empress Dowager.
The Empress Dowager demands guaran
tees for herself and ber hostile M lntslert
before releasing the Emperor.
Instrnctions sre being sent to Minis
ter Conger which will guide him in be
ginning prellmsry negotiations with
Prince GhtoK aud LI Hung Chang con
templating the return of the Imperial
Government to Pekln. The President Is
considering whether. In view of Tuan's
aoDotntment as grand secretary of the
Emperor, It Is advisable lo demand, Im
mediately upon tbe assumption of nego
stations, degradation and punishment of
thatPrlnee.
Hanged at Tarboro.
Special to Journals , .
'Tanaoao, Sept. 28 Chancey David
was banged at S o'clock this afternoon.
He died game and first mads a talk on
tbe gallows declaring his Innocence. His
neck was not broken by ' the fall aad
death resulted from strangulation, and
took place M minutes after the drop fell
The execution was private aad occurred,
la the Jail yard and there was no excite
ment ''''.' ':'''' ' ' -
.V;'.:J;,The Strike Situation. . .
Special to Journal, : ' : , .
PHliADELPBtA bept, 88. Morecolier-
ies have been shut down In the, Shenan
doah valley..,. .. . ,.. ,
Tbe miners and operators have, been
all day eagerly awaiting news from New
Tork legardlng tbe proposed settlement
of tbe strike. , Many operators attended
the conference which was held to adjust
lbs differences between the miners and
operators, , ' ; '
' Blood Reconciles Brothers. ')
t piTTSBone, FnNav Sept ,2ft.-On of
tbe Gelvesloa sufferers Is llobert Johns
Ion, a brothsr of Samuel A Johnston of
Flsk street, this city. When the civil
war began ths two brothers took differ
ent sides. One went Into the Union sod
the other the Confederate Army. -
When the war ended, Samuel came to
Pittsburg and Robert weal to Texas,
The feeling between them was bitter,
the family of each knew of the estrange
ment of the two men, but could do noth
ing In bring them together. When the
Hood rme Humnol softened enough 'O
allow one of his daughters to wire hur
nncle. "Hfe. Hut everytiiing hist,"
was the reply. Thli was the beginning
of Hie reconciliation which lis been ef
fected, i
i FANCY CREAM CHEESE !
Imported and Oomeslic Mitc:trrmi.
( odfish and Irish PoUtoes.
I rcsh Corned Poitsniduth Mullefs.
Fancy JCIgin Butter.
Fresh Canned (loods.
I'icles, loose and in bottles
(icnuine Rousted Java Coffee, only 20c lb.
obacco Users will lind it to their intci'tst lo examine our
big stock of Plug and Fine Cut,
waul, a ( he-root, i iguretU; or gooil
will please you.
Give nie a call.
Yours to Please,
PLANTER'S
j. l mm,
$ 'Plusiie 91.
The Planter's Warehouse is located in the Inniuess part of the city
md the finest Warehouse in the State. We will have plenty of bujers
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this part of the Slate.
It is the aim of the management to give his personal attention to all
sales and to see that yon are well loo ed after when on the market with
tobacco Our motto is "High Prices and Personal Attention to your in
terest."
Free Stables. Coine down to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. 8. LAyGLEY, Auctioneer. UST.Solei every week-day at 1 1 o'clock.
forward, it the Slogan
This Fall in Men's Sulla snd Over
coats. Not a backward step here, but
every move an advance mater als, pat
terns, colort, deolgn, cut snd finish, all
-ihow lint we keep paoe wllh tbe times.
A new line of Fall Goods that will at
tract your eye, and you know how we
make up goods.
F. 91. Cliadwlck,
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See. -
A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made end
Sawed Shingles always oa hand.
Laths, Carts and Buggies.
Klin TaT end Fat Llghtwood Posts.
All kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
your door.
Two Stores to let and, bouses lo rent
all the time.
Lime to retail or by the barrel. -
. See ' -f.V' .';'. ;
Bagging and Ties
We are read to supply the trade with
Cotton Bagging and Ties, Bag O'otn,
Heavy Backs, &c ,. Prices ate Kiut.,.,
el. 12. Isathara ' eft Co.
E.W.Saallwoo3
',', ' VI DEALER IN'
4 !.' I
GENERAL HARDWARRt
I -it". f
-
' ' , And all Kinds of
W' BUILDING EATERIAL
Wire Nottlns, Scteen ' Doors and
Windows, ' '
OLACICR RCFRIQCRATORS
Whl h are the beet.. Th7 have but few
fOnll and N' Hupiriors,- ", j J
Ice Cream Freezers. Water Coolers, j
Michigan BtoYcs and Banges, t :
PaluU. ' ; : i '.'In" '
m
t hewing Tobaci
If J
oil
i igar. I have them
I bat
& E5lnil g
4J TIM'S? 1
71 lire.. I Si.
WAREHOUSE
the opening sale, ami we will try to
Wohavejnst received a line of
the alwve well known Shoes and
invite your inspection.
We have thein in Kid Patent
Leather and Calf Patent Leather in
both button and lace and in both
black and tan Vici Kid.
CaHearly and get. your choice of
Styles aud Sizes.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
M POLLOCK STREET.
A FEW OF THI
GOOD THINGS I
Yet For Sale By
J. F. TAYLOR.
Sweet Calawaba wine. 75c per gallon
California Port wine ..,$1.00 per gallon
Montlcello Claret wine... IBo per bottle
and few Brands of line medlcinsl whis
keys sncb an ' ; :' :
LONE OAK,
OIiI FORENTKR
" jiraxJEtt,' . .
CfTTTEB PEPPE It
. WAIsBOKP.
'A Aad lots of other brands of Rye.
PfciWD'i Malt, Scotch, irlsb and
From tS Moo nmlns, also lots of ether
.Sit Sir Mfffc
..sfcus ts.t 18 MldJle Street. vi
. Jlavlnr qnaiinea -as ine r.iecuiornr
'(.eorge Piiyain, slecnwed,, late of the
County of Craven, LUIS Is to notify all
rjf4
persona bavins claims apainst ine relate
of the duceamd to eahihlt them to the
nednrsiirned on or before lAtbr dav, of
of h. i.i.-nilmr lwil, or this notice will rn
jilil In har of their recovery. All ji r
. . I,i.-M. ! to said olaia will, please
ii, sr. i; hmncitiiitc t.ntrti"nt.
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