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NEW BIftR, N. C, SiTDRDAT M0ENIS6, OCTOBIR G, 1900.
VOL. XVIII-NO. 163.
NINETEENTH UAlt
fWe Have Been Looking for You.
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ft i
Yis. the season of tin" oyster and the
huckwht-al cake In drawiiu- near, and
while ibe iuciIi in tutting his li.m bill oat
of yvtr Inter mat, ml : he ruddy
pumpkin Is baking In the autumnal bue--..
c would n mind you luat Its hUh
"- in he thinking of your Winter
Shoes.
You well ei rt nim-li service from
yi-'ir leet before the robins nest apain
hi d smelv in return ou oueht to Rive
theui your care and bj mp&thy. We have
Iprovlded a stock t)f fool-wear to suit
every man, woman and child in fcew
Bern.
We have room for nothing but the
11 EST.
Oood leather, good workmanship and
correct styles are features shoes MU8T
pooss in order to stcure a place on our
shelves. We have the exclusive sale ii
Now Kern iif Zie'er. IMint and the Em
prop? Hl.nea. Ofir s nt Is to do not onl;
as well,' but liel'er I'.an any other stnri
in New Bern that is -e intend (rivins
you more for the nu-.moi.. y than you
can pet elsewhere, then mrely, when
n-nA for yonr wln'or siloes, your feel
will turn toward our door.
We have also a c"ii'ilete stock of
Diess (Joods, Silks, Hosiery ajiil Under
wear, also a nobby line of notions. Cal
and examine for yourself.
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A fivsh lot. Corned Portsmouth Mullets and Si, i. ill : i;
I Inn is .". to (i His. Also sin:tll liivakfast Stiii-. 'it
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(inoil ! utter h- Ili, Very l.e.-t Klfr'm and Fu H:i-r Print
Butter tit ;!(),'.
' :,1V :l .'V'll - 1 or Mil' Spalli-dl I J. Hit 'I'' ''' I. illi'l Luun-
dry Soaps. ' 1" 1 1 . y are Jjlia lull Led lo t'lliv Ileal, i " i It. 1 '.-!, Salt
Kheiini, Teller, P.lack Heads ami other Skin Diseases. They fi
are I'uivly Vet;. I ride.
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(iive in a (rial for anything in I lie (imccry Line anil
we will tin "iif l.e-l lo tileaw nn or r fund vonr nene.
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tut l fur Business, s
J. R. PARKER, JR., GPOCRR,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
Julias M. Arnoldt
A' I''x-liiiiiy;' Wnhl.M,
lIorMi'N V 3uU'N,
Rn(ri', Wnnr,g, Harness, Whips
an I KoIm'S.
ti'arl wine's n ip ceilly.
UT Wdl be opc.i fur hun'me Oct. r,
I No aiV-Kriail Miieel, New fli rn. N. ('.
1 s.yt V .m-Z,
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Wc ho just received A line of
the alxivr well known ShiK'S mill
invite your itiHieetion.
We have (hem in Kit) Intent
I-ather Htul ( alf I ntent I-ather in
both button and luce and in txith
blac'i nd tun Viei Kid.
Call carl J and get jour choico of
Style and Size.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,!
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Hill STBIKE. ,
Contest In Alamance County As To
Control Of Mills.
Holt Kills Nted Fr ttuoa Treat
meat. Cy TaoBipsoa Oa Kle
tloa. (aeitUa Orflalppinpr
Sweet fetatoev, Meltane
Iajnred.
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Oct. 5. There is a squat e
Hght between the cotton mill oviners aud
the labor unions In Alamance county
The operatives in the three Holt mlllB l
Haw River struck. Those In one mil,
asked for the discharge of the superb,
tendent, and struck because the dematii
was not complied wlib. Those In th
tw i other mills struck for sympailn
I he Holts are the pioneer family in e,e
tin milling Id North Carolina, and liav
always been model of kindness to on
p yees. (,atl year the New Englau.
abor unions, wishing to organize laboi
n the Southern cotton mllli, sentai
i.Htors here to organize unions, and thi
i what causes the trouble. The mil;
moil are determined. T..ey know th
whvle story, All the mills in Alt.ni.inci
and there ate 25 of I hem. save four, por
notices that lues will not employ an
pe.soo who Is a number of a lata,
union. This makes a square test. A
mill owner says the mills have made im
moi.cy idnce August 1st, and ought t
have shut down then, but they were kept
In operation In order to give work o
the emplo)es, of which, lu A lamas i
alone there are.7,000. The labor sgiia
t . s have made the claim that they ha e
organized unlo'is In practically all tl e
nulls In the Slate. Last summer one
he Holts at liurlinglon had trouM
i tli I he Union and came out a wlnuei
. inn t licit! vtss trouble at (irieusbor
.ml si Ihirln.m Al the latter place 1 1
nil! owner out of putt kindness ol heai
lid the blrlkcra' families.
A monument Is being placed over Hi
rave of Secretary of Stale Oclavlu
' eke, in Oakwood cemetery here. It I
( blue pearl granite from Davlo counl
.lid bcurs this simple luscilplloii: ' O,
i. .i i u b lule, born in Willlaniibuig, V
Oct. 14, 1840 Died August ,30, lb05, ii
Kalt-ljP."
Cuir buttons have made their appear
n ee. They are while and red, with litem
words in blue letters: "For Senator.
Julian S. Carr."
Joi n Hprunl Hill, a native of Duplin
county, tills Slate, Is the nominee foi
t'ongicss from the 12th New York (J It -tricl.
Since the bankruptcy law went Into
(T-et only 07 cases have lieeu filed here.
( his Is not one-fourlb of the number ei-
pectcd.
(.'yrus Thompson, Secretary of Stall
and the head of the Mlddle-of-lhe-Roul
I'opulitts In North Carolina, said today,
In speaking of the campaign In tbti
-(tale: "Politics Is 'deader' than I evet
-aw It; so dead that I am afraid the Mid
illi of-ilic Koailers cannot carry the
Slato." The fact Is that the Middle-of
the Road outfit Is like Falslaff' army.
Most of Hie Populists will vote for Mc
Kluley. Even Ibe secretary of the StaW
committee, R. B. Davis, Is an avowed
McKtnley man.
A letter received today from Stats
dupcilntendent of Public Inst ruction
Hebane at Newton, ssys he was thrown
out of a wagon there and fell backwardt
upon bis shoulders. He la painfully hurt
and la confined to his bed.
An eipert from the U. P. Agricultural
department Is here, looking Into lbs mat
ter of sweet potato shipment abroad,
mainly to London, for th present. II
says most of the American colony inert
prefer Ibe dry and mealy sweet potato,
such as Is raised In New Jersey: potato
which a North Carolinian woold not at,
but he hopes to develop a taal for the
potato grown here, which I th real
thing. The officials of tne Stat Agricul
tural department say lb freight ar
high; 3 t barrel lo London, wbll to
potatoes sell I bare at 8 to 10 oat
pound, I her is no Idling how long sock
a price would hold oat. Tb akpart who
Is bre says on of lb problems Is tb
preservation of lb potatoes. H thinks
kiln-drying a solrtloa of th dlffli illy
AjJiLBook store 5
OUR FALL OPENING J
3 mUoUAI ffiUiUHinii
ScImhiI S
Childmi J
Cordially
Welexi.i.ed. I
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J G. N. Ennett.
To The
Tax Paycf s !
V CRAVEN COUNTY.
' Th Tai Ltst f.if t r 1B0O, rfj s g I
' ow la y ka1s for o(botlosi, yo will Df ft IO ' RpiPls' O I
ptM mm forward aad pay yoar Uw U I lUiXO V lOlVO I
Tt will b rpat4 6t tt Oraodiury,' PIC3IITT,
tf iW Uim ar aot raid at oax. I K. 14 HI44I (rrt,
- JOSEPII KIN BEY, ; R. r,iiUr, rar aitx-n r..
Pherlff. changs
Ancient Stricture ftorncd.
9txiclal to Joaraal.
UraoiW, Oct, ft A win of Wallbrook
Abbey, lb fsmoas at of tbf Duk of
Portland was bara4 to-day. Tkrt
was a hoar lot of ptetar Bad fa rat
lure. Many plclar that war prkx
less, bowsvsr, war aarad froas U
flames.
Tbe Coal Strike. '
Special to JoaraaL - -
Waicsuaaa, Pi., Oct. I -Ur ot
llarl wsr elostd to-day.'. All Ibt
Heading eollUrt tr bow Mop pad.
All tb Uhlgb eoltl.rU ar attll
working, la tfforU to ladoo tb
wilaar to slrik having fslksd. ' .
Hdm of lb Lackswaana Cosapaay's
strikers availed IHasaselra of tb offst
of loraaat wage If tb woald rctara
to wort. V 'i , -:''-
BoeaS Your
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Baking: Powder
Contain
Alum?
Prof. Geo. F. Barker, M.D., University of
Perm.: "All the constituents of alum remain
(from alum v baking powders) in the bread, and
the alum itself is reproduced to all intents and
purposes when the bread is dissolved by the
gastric juice in the process of digestion. I re
gard the use of alum as highly injurious."
Dr. Alonzo Clark: "A substance (alum)
which can derange the stomach should not be
tolerated in baking powder."
Prof. W. G. Tucker, New York State
Chemist: "I believe it (alum) to be decidedly
injurious when used as a constituent of food
articles."
Prof. S. W. Johnson, Yale College: "I
regard their (alum and soluble alumina salts)
introduction into baking powders as most dan
gerous to health.".
In view of such testimony as this,
every care must be exercised by
the housewife to exclude the over
and over condemned cheap, alum
baking powdersj from the food.
taking powden bade from cream of tartar, which
b highly refined (Tap aod-are promotive ofbealth,
aad more efficient. No other kind should be used
tea veiling food. Royal Baking Powder i the
tuchcX euoplo at pure crcamtf Urtar powder.
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NMiummnmimiWAvmH riv..
I Ontario Prepared
1 'Buckwheat
as
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In 2, 3 anil C pound ae!agi-8. Also Old Fash
ioned Hiipkwlipal, Kivsh lAtt Fancy YAg'm Butter
Just Received; Maple Syrup in cans; White t!ot
olene in 2 and 4 pound tin hnckets. Fresh lot
Heinz's Sweet Mixed l'ickles .md Swtet (lerkins'
Horse ltadi.sli, Catsup and Sauces- New barrel
Fulton Market Corned I'eef; Fancy Cream
lleese and Holtii'na.
J Anything in Groceries you want
to '
Z AT THR LOWEST tOSSIBLI:. PRI.HS.
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ltUOAI. STCKrM'. STKW A ItT'S OLD STANlt,
SXABLES
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Germany Makes a Proposition.
Special to Journal.
Washington, Oct. 5. Ponlbem China
Is becoming greatly etclted. A great
rebelllao Is thought to be threatened.
rue Chinese authorities appear unable
to maintain order.
Thar are antl-Ohrlatlan riots and
several missions hare been destroyed.
German Issues a second note to thi
Powers proposing an Investigation by
the allies of the official lists of the Chi
nese to be punished, to see if It Is correct
and complete and If lb punishment
awarded (Its the crime, also th means by
which th allies can treat the Imposition
of penalties. Secretary Hay replies
favorably lo this proposition.
NOTICE AS TO ELECTIONS.
BRYAN 326.
CASTOR I A
for Xataate and CMMrt.
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Tki Ncl In K:tiA:::;iC
IWar the
Pgiatnr
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Kales Applyiaf to Kegtsters la the No
rember Election.
Special lo Journal.
Ralhoh, October 5. Secretary l' ear-
sail of the Democratic Htate Comniitla
announced tonight for the benefit of
lection officers throughout the tttale
that registration for th November elao
Uon will oommenc In the morning Oc
tober 12, and rlos at sunset, October
17tb.
Oa the closing day lbs register as a I
sltead at lb polling plaoa with bis rag -lalralloa
boeks so that person saaf ray
Isler I bar If they doalr to do so. ,t
other day be may regUtr proas que r
I lied to register al aay place la bla p
elaot. Tbe aaat poll bolder aad rrgk r
Iran who baM tbe Aagaal eieeUoo ai
reqalred to bold tb Movaasbse eUcllot
aad aay vaoaaeJes are U b Ailed eiaei -
iy a tbey ra filled ta that skscllua. ) a
all respect aa lo lb lias aad pUr u4
boldlag tb abMtlo la 'November, tkss
ame la prevalUn tb polls brief opeaedl
at sua rls aad etoeed at sea set, rotlag
betag ioM at reaeat roUaf rweiaeaa
alee tbe ar al tared by lb Mao
board of totloa.
Weatfcer C-idltloii. .
WaaaiMToa, October (.-Fqw XoHk
Carollaai ' Oeeaaloaal rale a-sds.
U(ht to freah eM I eenbaaei tada 1
Wo tbe Ooad(tloae.-Tk aodatU
depreessoa of tbe berosastse aa the Oall
yeaterday eoallaa eeatlraj muk tt the
ooeet lie aad ae yet baa. dsssloesi i
eaergy. It keaesd gsstesaily eloadr
veatbet aad ahower k tbe Xaat OaUT
aad Booth A Uaatlo States.. f , ,
A lew beroeaeter, area aovera tbe
aoKhwaal atovtBg asiww. '
Msitmaai tsjespeeeiorea of freej to
M aad M oooariesb yaaady ever aja
ialerior valley aad-WesStra ttatea,
Fotlct t Waicr Oscn. ' '
AB tboee wla vase aadawsretawBte
VUl pbaase aUI -t the City U8 Vy ke
lou C this aaoath, elbenHsi lb Hnar
laUadmlwIllMU a t-s r.h f
lkw dclloulaad ent tS Ihe w-r
Tt'r. l.J. T-i
Estimate by Vlce-Chalrman Johnson.
Bcllnlcy Certain Of Only 88.
Chicago, Oct. 3. For the first lime
this campaign the Democrats tare
broken tbe rule they had established and
have given out an estimate upon tbe
lection by Btates. Vice Chairman J. 0.
Johnson or tbe Democratic National Ei
ecutlve Committee reached Chicago this
mornlug, and gave ont table showing
how Bryan will get 82 electoral voles,
HcKlnley only 88. and the doubtful list
-will number 88. This est lassie was pro
voked by the list given out by National
Committeeman Manley of Maine, tbo
head of the Republican easnpatga In Ibe
Eastern Htates. In which 9M votes were
predicted for McKlnley, lit for ivyan,
and 60 doubtful.
The figures which I gie oet," ei
plained Vice Chairman Jhaeen. ' ar
based not onlv upon tbe sooat reliable
Information which our nesaaalltee bi
from every Bute la the UsUoa but also
upon tbls further remarkable (act: Kvery
bodv knows that it was tbo Gold Demo-
ratle vote of tble country wtlob elec
ted McKlnley four yrara age. It Is
nuallv well known now that al Mil W
pir cent, of this vote will go for Bryan
tHs Pall.
"The (larman vou was alm-wt eaanl
sas'usly against itryan la 111, while this
yar.r we have vuatvortliv InforaiaUoa
lai t b-edr ua to bUvs ILat '"lly Hu per
rehU M ib Oei.an w la ib lvolal
Buux wiM re eatt for itryan. hl staie
wmbI la In. aol itoait ol ti.,- tirrsaaas
but of olhas dlatiaosJxiy forelg laeses
of voter. .Tbe grea body of the crgaal
aao iMior rrHa whlcfc was leduned 10
auopbrtcKlDUy fosn year ago rill be
BMarlv solid for Us Deourat c il'.ket
mad osoBib.
GIFT TO TIINiTT.
Ijiirgest ii 1 1 i Finest Stock of
ECOEBGES and tvTJXES
Kver Found in New I'em. AImo a 'omplete l.ine of Huiei', Wagons,
Harness, Kobes, W tups, ( art Whirls, hie.
J., A. JONES,
Hroad Street, Stewart's Old Stand
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE
Tim Planter'a WarelioiiBe is located ill tile liuainesH Hurt of the eitv
and the finest Warehouse in (lie Slate. We will have plenty of luiu-rs
with plenty of orders for all the 1 olmcco in tins part ol the .Male.
It is the aim of the management to fjive hi personal attention to nil
sale and to see that you are well looked after when on th" market with
tobacco. Our motto is "Ili'li I'neeH and rernonal Attention to your interest."
Free SUIileS. Come down lo the ojH-niii! sale, and we will try to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
F. H. I.ANOLKY, Auctioneer IWtaloi every weekday at II nVlork.
D. F. JAR VIS,
W POLIKK STRI-I-T.
SOI.K A(J KNT FOK
bake sire lMt Per CadewaseaL
IU laay temeOctlMi.
1 Baaelal la) JotaraaL
DoaaaM, M. 0 October (-It wa as
aoeaoad by Fridat Kllgo, at as
teeUagibto taoUuj thai Waahlagtoa
Dak of Darbaat, bad glrea aaotaer
baadred tboaeaad dollar, lo tbe
dewasMit of THalty OoU-ge at Darbaat.
Mr. Dekeaf gift ta THalty mhl thrs
deoad H afgragaie half a aatPlow dob
kr aad tbe fine f tb Dak family
darteg tb I Mate aatoeat to evev li b
drad tbMseaad sot lecledlag vbe gift by
8, B. Dike, of Mew Tort, for slavery
balldlae aa bw ereeted tbtt areaeat year.
WasMagto Dese beat ausde fcrfer
gift to awiUMra edeeallo taea aay
other aatlve aoatbtae Im tbe eejtbaaV
Pna't fall J look at ner atork of
T'iv-, f 'rt, frk wr, stc. 1 eaa do
t. t r 1 J. J. I '-r.
Don't
Take Chances
with amauaitlna, rappkss for quail
shootleg. rVt tar slay bom than mlaa-
a good bag tbroagh defective sna'ensi.
I rD tbe klad last aever fall to do all
Ikat as eapeeted of It. Irary Wlarbrder
.aefcel Powder aad wtrlie. uar s
n rtai n1 of fUagte aad Doable Bam II
O-m bi terr raUrswtlag, so ar ftton.
yJ Hm of IkyeUa aad Beadrice.
WJI. T. IlIsLls,
it t Middle KwHeta.C.
MalflW-M-MPlll I 1 II
DeW Fbanaaey ka eielaaiva egeery
for-V-Weifer.
ruuJae Ue-deeba Powders gaaraatead
te ear bssvUaae. Mad ad aobi at
Davie nagaaaeyv "
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Yaeeia-ttost CbleMa at Davtf Pbar-
t aad WOBet at McS
Tailor
Made
Suits
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fit i
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Also a errat
varirty of good
in neweet ty lea ,
and ahadee for
Suite.
V
Oreea
lw ",t1
AialoUlrttrU Koilcf
flsvlag aaatlBed a tbe Aaslolslralrls
of Aksaaadet Boot .aWeard.eoiife la
hereby five la all penoe bat lac elabas
ia mlAU mt tka dwwaawl. must
pioseatlbaeiMor Uforetbel-b.dey of
itntobM IWI. or this aotiee wle) be pi. a
d4 la bar of tbwtr neovery.
AU pereoM latlemea an sera swisia a
raqeeeied to awake immediate jaev aval .
. . . L4DIA HOOTER.
Adsilalslrstrli
,A.j.Loms. -
, Astorwey.
. psaael rVlttle aad freah taff, tt H
wlsy's todsf.