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NIW BE UN, M. C, WIDNESDAT MORNING, OCTOBER 3, 1900.
NINETEENTH W;i;
HACKBURN'S
AS
IS
IS
CASH - SHOE - SALE
i
i
Daring the next
offering a line of Ladies $1.50, $2.00
and $2.50 Shoes for, listen, perV
i ae advantage
$ portunity and come.
ft wrs, Wednesday morning.
47 & 49 Pollock Street. y
! Jtist Received I f
A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mullets and (Small I ig
llama 5 to 0 lbs. Also sniull Breakfast Strips, i to 1 lbs.
Good Hutter lit. Very best Elgin uiul Fox liixer l'rint
Butter at .'tOo.
We nre also iipents for the Spanish Hoot Toilet, and Laun
dry Soups. Tliey are guaranteed to eure Heat, I iniples, Salt
Rhenni, Tetter, Black Meads and other Skin Diseases. , They
are Purely Vegetrble.
(Jive, us a trial for anything in the (i ropery Line and
we will do our best to please you or refund your money.
Yours for Business.
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER,
'Phone 69.
Don't
Take Chances
wl li in n 11 d, i apple f. r ,u 1
hoitn-. Hitter if I o e than mist
agool hag Ihrorgh defect!' uialerisl
I K V tbe k nd h t neTjr ft-lls tn do ill
that Is expected of It. 1 1 try Winchester
Smoke si Powder i n I Shells. Our re
tortn enl of Hngle aid Doublo fu 'II
Oui very ! resting, so ere rioet.
F ill Ifne of Bicycle anil Bandriit.
WM. T. II 1 1,1
01 A 93 M (Idle R'., Fe HeinxN. 0-
THEY HAVE
ARRIVED !
Thi Ha'ubK ai ' and Ibsl Lin of
Heating Mtvw,
Both Wood and &! i ver iHowa
! tbe city.
Waara alao afala for ibe wall
aaoa High Orai
Coklng Mtove,
Hb aa Tm rTaraialir, Bbms,
Fariaar Girl, Fines Boy, O. X.
K lac aad U. K. Qaoea. AH of
I tea wamnraa: lo glva par
trot aaUtofartir.
It jom art la d of aavtblosT la
tho Hard era Una at Hath, Da .'
. and Blinds, Li ate, Uaaaaal at NalU
irtva as a aail aad wa CAS AND
WILL MAYS TOO ItOHEYi : 1
' Yaanfor Buatboia,
: L B. CflTUB B'DTF CO
Ha 9. HIMPSOIf,
Architccl & Sbpcrintendeni
pfl Ilroasl ferret
few days we are
oj mis goiaen op- w
The Sale begins
77 Broad Street.
Steamer GUIDE
Leaves Ne v I! rt ri;(jg l..y nnd Friday
U 8 t. m , arriving nt Kayloo t nu
t'U rm o .
Leaves Bayboro Wednesday an I Sat
utd ly at 7 a. m., arriving nt New Hen
ame afternoon.
The following points will lie nmde
Adams Creek. Oilntal Vandemere.
Lember Landiug, Hnnls W ha-f and
Stonewall.
Schedule effective Sept. lHth, liKK).
HaV lilt Kit TkANHI OKTATION Co.,
J. F. Cowki.i., Ukn. Manaiikk.
Are You Hunting
For a good buggy or any other vehicb
ia our rW. We are building them ano
at Ibe right prioe. Wa keep all kinds ol
Buggr Bap; Ilea. Come lo ns, we
can p eaia yon.
Ct. II. Watera A Hon,
Phone 186 78 Broad Street.
To The
Tax Payers I
' CRAVEN COUNTY.
kuTaxUeiafor tba yaar 1W0, tr
bow Ik aiy baada (or eollaotloa. yo will
pi as toast (utWAfd ao4 pay jroar lasto
forthwIU. ' " - . " :
Tbosa owlag BdwduU It, or LloanM
Tal will bt reported to lb Grand Jury
If tbaaa laxaa bi Ml paid al oaot.-
"SEPH KINSET,
NOTICE !
Alt ptraoni wanting any kind of
fitott work, Tin work or Plumbing
ToM Oall on f y, , i , . . '
jr. 1r. wood, ,
kni yon ill find bit price low
land Work Balitfaotorj.
Corner Broul anil Middlt Slrrvts.
i -Sta
SEHAT0RI4L.
Question Overshadows the National
Election In the State.
Top Cotton Crop Promises to bo
Very Largo. Edncatloaal
Returns. Tax Ae
sessment Cases.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Oct. 2. Labor Commissioner
Lacy U again at bli office, after a very
severe attack of Asthma. Be la now
compiling the returns from mill owner
and operatives, and from farmers.
Qo where one will the only talk heard
is about the senatorial contest. Today
it is said that not a few persons desire
the senatorial primary fixed for a later
dale than election day, on tbe ground
that it interferes too much with the elec
t on. On the other hand there are as
sertions that lt'will do more than any
thing else to bring out a big vote at the
election. Borne declare the whole pri
mary Idea is wrong and this years ex
perience will prove to be final.
The State charters the Gilmer Drj
Goods Company of Winston, capital
150,000. R, J. Kaynolds, a widely
known plug tobacco manufacturer, Is a
large stockholder.
Among the arrivals are W. D. Mclver,
of New Bern; Francis D. Winston, and
St. Leon Scull of Wilson: Charles Price,
of Salisbury.
Farmers say they have never seen be
fore such a growth of cotton at the top.
A cotton-grower yesterday said that If
there were no frost until mldJle of No
vember ho really believed the new
growth would produce a third of a crop,
so full of blooms and squares is It.
The Stale Superlndent of Public In
struction is now making up the returns
for this year, Last year all the reports
from county superintendents and treas
urers were In baud, while this year ten
of each are short.
Standing Master Shepherd Is this week
taking testimony in the tax assessment
case at Weldon. The main idea of tbe
Corporation Commission appears to be
to endeavor to prove that there is no
systematic undervaluation of property
other than railway property, in making
assessments. A State official says thai
the undervaluation Is something like
:CU per cent, lie does not say that it I.
systematic or by an understanding or
flxed rule.
Weather Conditions.
Wasiiinoton, I). C, October 2. For
North Corollns: ltain Wednesday.
Fresh norliioaat winds.
Weather Conditions. The conditions
along ibe Atlantic coast are similar to
yostcrday, tho barometer being high
over the northeast sections and low to
tbe south and southeast of Florida
'causing fresh northeasterly winds from
New England to Key West. 'I be wealb
1 er Is generally cloudy along tbe coast
1 with Bhowers in the Middle and South
au"nuc ol,le''
I ocai snow la falling al Huron, South
Dakota.
Tbe temperatures have been generally
moderate except In the southern half of
the Gulf States.
lb' coodlllons will continue unset
tled In this section with rain and freab
nolbeast winds.
DEMOCRATIC aUES.
Fifty Thousand Visitor t Expected la
In
t dUnapolls.
Indianapolis, Ind., October 1. Ar
rangements for Ibe convention (or tbe
National Association of Democratic
Club bare Wednesday and Thursday
Lava been practically completed. Offl
cart of the association expected there
will be 60,000 visitors here by Wednes
day. Adlal Blevenson. candidate for Vice
President, will arrive to-morrow even
ing. Senator Jones, chairman of tba
Democratic National Committee; W. I
Bryan and Bourkt Cockraa ar expected
to arrive al boob Wadnaeday.
On the VaaL
Special to Journal.
London, Oct.!. Tba Boers ask ad for
aa armistice ot Bra day ab Btade aaa
o tin lleae to drive rattle, aorlb frost
OlspbaaUritr . i .
General Badaa-Powall bm arrlvad al
Preloria U leka oommaa4 of tba pollca
la Ibt Traasvaal aaa) Oraag Bitot oola
at. wsera U la proposed ' to atalalala
f oroa of 11,000 ataa, all aadar Badea-
Powall. , '
CASTOR I A
. Tor InfanU and Caildra.
til Kind Yoa Hsti Ahttri E::;'J
; Boar ik
sVgMtaraof
Folaoaoaa . loadatoola raaoabllsg
atashmoait bavt oaaaai freqaa daalb
Ibll yaar. IW tor lo oat only Uo fa
alna. Obsarra Ibt ssma eara wbaa yoa
aak for DaWltt't Wllcb Hsxal Balva.
Tbara era polsaaoss enootarfelu. Da
Wltt't It lb only original Wltrk Haul
Salve. It Is a ssfssnd erula jenr
for plln and skin dlteaws, F. t
Duffy.
TIED UP TIGHT.
Miners Confident and Insist on Their
Terms. Operators Against Coal
Roads.
Special to Journal.
Wilkbbbahiik, Pa., October 2 I'res-
dent Mitchell, or tbe United Mine Work
era, says that the strike Is now complete
aad that there will be no resumption of
work unless there is first a convention
representing every colliery.
Tbe miners declaie that tbeir Union
must be recognized.
The independent coal operators a'e
defiant. Their committee walled upon
the president of the coal roads and pri -
tested against their being coerced Into
granting higher wages and other cor.
cesslons. They will not join In tbe
proffer of a 10 per cent, increase unless
the coal-carrying companies agree lo a -low
them 65 per cent. Instead of 80 per
cdht. of tbe iide-wat r selling prices for
their product. They are not making 10
percent, on tbeir iuveWpbenta, they lt
clare, and if they b ,ve tViDcrease wages
10 par cent, it will practically wipe out
tbeir margin of profit, and they might as
well close up tbvir mines.
President Mitchell does not believe
that the operators can bold out much
longer. He believes that if the strike
shoulu be uniluly prolonged II may
make history by changing tbe drift ot
popular opinion and making one of the
candidates at the coming election Presi
dent. No Arms For China.
Special lo Journal.
Washinwton, Oct. 2 Li Hung Chang
abandons the Idea of going lo IVkln. He
Is now at Tien I'slii aud will negotiate
with the Itusslnu Minister when the lat
ter has arrived.
General Chaffee saj tint It will re
quire a month lo gel the Amerie
troops out of China.
The powers ar e as to ' hi .a In for
bidding in tho future any importation of
arms into that country.
Great Britlan, France, Germany and
Russia officially announce that they are
In accord on the question of Ibe Chinese
settle menl proposed by Delcatse which
plan favors an Immediate opening of
negotiations.
BRYAN'S GREAT CAMPAIGN.
Sweeps Through Minnesota and Speaks
Six Hours.
St. Paul, Minn., October 1 Mr.
Rryan today traversed what aie known
as the Pine Barrens and the Scrub Oak
portions of Minnesota, reaching the agri
cultural part of the Sta e north of this
city during the afternoou. He made the
first speech of the day al Wist Superior,
Wis., beginning before 8 o'clock In the
morning. He Immediately crotseri I lie
St. Louis river to Dululb and starling
with an hour's speech there. He marie
peaches at eight other places on tbe
way, which, lagelber wllb tbe speech at
Dululb and Superior and those made to
night In this city, made an even dozen
speeches for the day.
Four of the speeches averaged an
hour In duration and tbe remaining
eight, fifteen minutes each, making abaul
six hours of speech making all told for
tbe day.
The train was decorated with tbe na
tional colors and tba special car bore tbe
Inscription "Tba Republic, no Empire,"
and "Equal right lo all."
THE MARKETS,
Tbe following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co, New Bern,
H. 0.
Nbw Yobi, Oct. 1.
Oottom; Open. Hlgb. Low. Close
Oct 10.80 10.81 10 It 10.10
Not 10 01 10.0s S.W t.ftH
Jan IN 9.8B
Mch 9.8 1.88
May .8 88
9.78 9.81
9.78 9.81
Low. C'loaa
li
OS
8I
Wbxat: Opaa. Hlgb.
Doe m 84
Goo. Uea.
Bo. R'v Pfd 021
Fed. 8 .
Oon. T ...
Leather 10
Oottoa raoalpta wara 000 bales si all
porta.
In Hra Ostoa MarBM.
Oottoa sold la tba local Market jeetor-
day fro .M to 10 So.; fUoalpil U
balaa.
Spll Term Oimlul Cenrt.
A special larat af tba Kaattra Dhtrloi
Orialaal t'oart batla baaa requested
by tba Board of OoMtaakMan of Cra
tta ooaaty, tba aaasa baa baaa orderad
by tbo Uoa.. Asga Mat M. MoOra, Judge
of tba East era Utetrtct to eoaveae at Ibo
eoailboaaa la Maw Bora for tba trial
of erlatlaal esaaat to eoaavtaoa Monday
Octobar Otb, 1900, aad ooallaM oaa
weak, aaVasa tba boelneee of Ibt teraa
ball b dltpotad of oarilar. ; . , ' '
By Otdatof Jadgt fetooto. ' '
; W. at,' Witaof
h .Clarb. "
Bapt, Hit, 1900.
Tbo oaergeacy bags taal by a chart b
Society to Eaasaa soldier la tba Fklllp
plaes onatalaed among the ascmtiWa a
box of DaWltt't Whob Basel Balva, tba
wall knowa cure for pllai, Injnrh aad
tkla dlsaasea. Ths laillsa look tare to
obtsla tlta original D Will's Wtth Hl
Balva knowing tint all the fir1' ' ! s
are wort' ' -l. F B Vn"f.
Young Vanderbllt At Work.
Nkw Yobk, October 1 Alfred Owynne
Vanderbilt today look up tbe burden un
der which his grandfather and falhtr
fell. He became in fact a well an uaiuc
head of bis bouse manager of h great
railroad fortnnes.
Young Mr. Vanderhill reiolmion to go
to work was as iiuevpec.ieil us il was
surprising. Not even his nit iul iniate
friends dreamed that be onuniplutcd
such a thing. IV: has pivcu the iiepres
sion that he preferred ibe exisu nce of a
sociely man, but bis tinni.cee, Miy Kl-ic
French, urged him, il is said, n look af
ter his own estates.
The announcement tvm nonle last
night at Newport at a dinner given by
Mm, T. O. Frence, mother of lnrf liiinee.
A few of tli el r young friends were pies
eut, but laud uol Uiu sliglile.il Inkling ol
young Vundei bill's intention, until sud
denly lie aiose und xaid simply that be
would be on his way to New York will -In
an hour to begin a new life.
'I am golni; to my father's desk," he
added, "lo try to take up the work
where he left off. I want you lo wish
me good luck,"
This morning he anived in New York
and spent the day In conferring with
officials of tho New York Central.
Young Vanderbilt in lliu richest young
man in the world. Ho Is worth MI,00(l,
000 and Ids income is f :1,0.J,00l) a yea;-.
Il is suid to be bis Intcnlii n to exceed
tbe wealth of his uncle, W. K Yandei
bilt, estimated at $100,000,000.
Davis' Pharmacy has exclusive
for "Tbeo" cigars.
agency
Celery Headache Powders guaranlccu
to cure headache. Made iiml sold al
Davis' Pharmacy.
Vaccination tbields
macy.
at Davis' I'lifti-
Cream Oocoanut and Ullies ui McSor
ley's.
"Tlieo" cigars on sale
Pharmacy.
ii ly at havis
J. J. Ilaxter is hi lling Ms liihlioiis.
Iawns, Ladies Oxfoids, anil all Hiir.mcr
goods very low for the cah.
Schedule of Mails.
Arrival of mails from noilli and west
dally except Sunday, 10:50 a. m ; 5:5(1
p.m. Wilmington anil the south 5::t5
p. m.; Morehead City 11:00 a. m.
Leave. North and weat.'.I Oil a. in. anil
3:50 p. in.; Wilmington and south IMS! u
m.; Morehead Oily 5 50 p. in.
SUNDAYS.
Malls arrive from north ami west !i In
a m; 5:50 p. m. Leave 9:00 a. in, and
6:05 p. m.
Tbe public will please Ix'ar In mind
Ibal the morning mall for the North anil
Weal closes al H:15 a. m.
That the afternoon ne.il for norlh ami
west closes at 3:00 p. m.
For Morehead City al 5 00 p. ni. Also
that the afternoon train carries no mail
for Intermediate points Ixtwecr here
and Goldalioro. Respectfully.
Hitvuorn W, Hancock
July 1. lttOO. Postmaster.
Julius M. (Arnold,
lilvery, Feed finle
A Kxehnnge Nlablen,
IIoriteM A Iff ii I cm,
Iiuggiea, Wagons, HarnoH, Whips
sa I Robrr.
rjt'art wheels a specialty.
V Will lie open for business Oct. 5,
at No. M Broad Street, New lic.rn. N. C.
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Ujo abora well kodwn Bhots and
IntiU your Insjwtion.
Wt hati'tbitji. In Kid; TaUnt
LmUmt and Cl( Patent ttaiber in
both ballot and laot and in both
black' and Un Vjd Kid ' -.
; Call earl J nod get jont cboico of
cUyleaaod feiiea. .. : - u .;
J.G.DUIIII&GO.,
7 r0LtCIC BTRKET. 1 "
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FANCY CREAM CHEESE !
Imported and Domestic Mae.inmi.
Codlisli and Irish I'olnl.ie.s.
Fresh Corned Portsmouth .Millie's.
Fancy Klgin Butter.
Fresh Oiui lied Goods.
Pickles, loose and in bottles
Genuine IJosmtcd Java GoiTee, only 2k: lb
olmcco Users will lind it lo their inter
' big stock of Plug and Fine (hit
want a Cheroot, Cigarette or good
will please you.
Give me a rail.
Yours to Please,
J.
J A JONES,
ItUOAl) STKKET. STKH AIIT'S Ol.ll STAND.
Isiverj', Feed,
Sale and
Exeliaiii;e .
PLANTER'S
The Planter's
and I he lines!. Wai
W ll ll plelil V of oril
1 1 is tile :ll in '
Ware I
I'llOIISI
is for
f the I
Urges! : 1. 1 1 I Fille-t Sloek of ..
; Her l''ound in Neu IVin. AI.-iii t'uiiiplel.- I.iueol 1 '. 1 1 1 1 - -, ':i
1 Ihuness. Kol.es, Whip.-. ail In. I,, Kle.
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I I! ro.nl Street
n is loraleil
in I he Mali
ill 111.' T.llmrr.i in
utiiagf incut lo oivi
,re ell loo., , ;,fl
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sales a I
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Free St:il.l.
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PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. f I.ANGM.Y, A act
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Forward, In the Slogan
This Fall In Men's Bulla and Over
eoala. Not a backward step here, but
every move ao advance materials, pat
terns, colors, deign, c I and Anlsb, ill
show thai we krep pace with the um a.
A new lino of Fall Goods thit will M
Irani yonr tye, and yoo know how we
make np good.
F. M. Iliad wick.
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I LLZLtsooK siore I
j ODR FALt OPEHIHG
' OaA sBa4M a Bisf aWi M
S School .
J Children .
I Cordiallj
i Walobmed. ' ' "r I
, th Orsm Dr Coll Our. ,f
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Tobacco. If yi
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Chewing
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stables.
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tTV"le every week day
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6.1 POLLOCK STKIZHT.
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8TB A 11 KR
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