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VOL XV1II-N0. 168.
NEW BlftN, H. C, FRIDAY MOKKINQ, OCTOBER 12, 19011.
NINETEENTH VKAH
83
ALLIES MARCH.
THE MARKETS.
We Have Been
S Ti. O
JU5L IXCCClVt I
A fresh lot Corned Portsmouth Mullets tuiil f-'nall I
Hams 5 to 0 lbs. Also small Breakfast Scrips, 2 to His.
Good Putter 25c lb. Very best Elgiu ami !(.; Uiver Vint
Butter at 30c.
We are also agents for the Spanish Uoot Toilet ami Laun
dry Soaps. They are guaranteed lo cure Ileal, I id pics, Salt
Hheum, Tetter, Black Heads and
are Purely Vegetrble.
. Give ns a trial for anything in the (i ninety Ki.ie and
we will do our best to plense you or refund your money.
Yours for Business.
J. R. PARKER, JR GROCER,
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
WE HAVE JUST RKCKIVKi)
New Line of
Up-to-date
Bat Wing
Ties at
25c.
A nobby line of Fancy Veals for
Men and Itoys.
The moat compel te line of Men's
Glove ever shown in the city nt
oil price..
A Urge assortment of Ment Col
ored SliirU in all the new colors at
1 1.00.
lon't forget that we also have
the BK8 P 8 HOBS for the lea!
money, every pair guaranteed, (.'.all
and see for youmelf.
J.G.DUNN&CO.,
FurnUlierK,
67 POLLOCK KTREET.
Don't
Take Chances
wkk aatajuaU a. adapt lot Qaa'l
.thsMtia, IV Use t'er bow Uo mi
fmi Imc Ibroaga oVfertJv ataleriaL
I a I IM kM tint m ffl lo So all
rlbst W s-spr-ud of ft leery Wlbrtr
fcanaatrwt Tewdev id ftbslls. Qnt a
. aorta! f 0ing1 and DmM flamD
. flaa It eery lotmrtln, r evW,
t M llM 4 PtryrWs nd Hilndrl,
IM MioMJa lh., Hew tuea, J. C.
Looking for You.
Tea, the season of the oyster and Ibe
buckwheat cake Is drawing near, and
while tbe moth is taking his last bite out
of your winter coat, end the ruddy
pumpkin is basking in the antumual sun
set we would remind you that its high
lime to be thinking of your Winter
Shoes.
You well expect much service from
your feet before the robins nest again
and surely in return you ought to eive
I hem your care and sympathy. We have
provided a stock of foot-wear to suit
every man, woman and child in New
Bern.
Wo have room for nothing but the
BEST.
Good leather, good workmanship and
correct styles are features shoes MUST
possess in order to secure a place on our
shelves. We have the exclusive sale in
New Hern of Ztegler, I'lsnt and the Em
press Shoes. Our aim is to do not only
at well, but better than any other store
in New Bern, that is we intend giving
you more for the same money than you
can get elsewhere, then suiely, when
ready for your winter shoes, your feet
will turn toward our door.
We have also a complete stock of
Dress Goods, Silks, Hosiery and Under
wear, also a nobby line of notions. Call
and examine for yourself.
1. 1 warn.
1 ?
otlujr Skin Disease.'. They
I HAVE OPENED
BUSINKSS AT
93 Middle Street!
With a line of dents Ku r n Is-h i t,pH unit
shoes and will carry up lo ilulc onils.
I have secured the agency for Alfred
J. Commeycr's fine sliois and will exlil
tlt samples at once, have alxo the ageney
for Wanamakcr it 11: wn' line of Tay
lor and licady Made C'lulliiug for Men
snd Boys.
Come and See Tie.
WILL K. ll Aii;it
Opposilo Jni'iiNAl. MHce.
VU : goo
M; Nig
f jig
Bricks, Bricks!
Anjon In ieel of I'-rioA, Call on
-' Fff j OTT, f
" Ka. II If 1441 lrw,
ir K. K-nrr lotion lt
rbang.
Marriage of Shepherd-Vass a Society
Event of the Season.
Danghterg of Confederacy VlslUthe
Soldiers Home. tirahain
Dares Will Uellrer Aa
Address. Canning
Company Charter.
Special to Journal.
Raleio'b, Oct. 11. Maj. 5rahm Day. I
of Mew Bern accepts the invitation of
the Ladies Memorial Association of Ral
eigh to deliver tue next Memorial Day
address here, May 10. Ills subject will
be the "Causes which led to the Civil
War."
This evening at the First Baptist
Church here Miss Lilla May Vass was
manied to Mr. Brown Bhcprhed. Society
people attended in great numbers, as it
was one of the social events of the sea
son. Miss Eleanor Vass, a sister of the
bride, was her maid of honor and Mr.
John B. Seymour of New York City was
best man. Tue bride was given away by
her brother, Mr. William Vass. She is a
daughter of the late Maj. W. W. Vass of
the Seaboard Air Line, who was at the
time of his death the oldest railway
treisurer in the country. The groom Is
a son of ex-chief justice James E. Shep
herd. This afternoon the State Convention
Daughters of Confederacy went to the
Soldiers' Home, where thoro were some
special exercises and a reception. The
new hospital was lnspectod. It Is not as
yet occupied.
The electric light plant in the peniten
tiary will be In operation in a fort
night. Tho convicts in tho penitentiary have
this year mado 3,750,000 brick in the
yards there.
The State charters the Southern
Canning Company, of Galdsboro, capital
-1,000.
Louisburg is having a tobacco carni
val. Many people are attending It.
Pork Cornered.
Special to Journal.
Cuicauo, Oct. 11. Sir Thomas Lip
ton of London says that he controls
praeticr-lly all the mess pork In the Uni
ted Staie. October delivery lias made a
phenomenal advance.
Boers to Surrender.
Special to Journal.
London, Oct 11 It is reported that
the remainder of the Borces intend to
make a general surrender October 20.
Tho British forces have reoccuplcd
Smltlitie'd, Houxv'lle, Wepener anil
Dewetedorp, O.ange Froe Blale.
Didn't See Dollar Marks.
C.i'OAO.Oct. 9 Ei-liov. Hogg of
Terns, one of Bryan's chief campaigners,
led a petty of Teias Democrats Into the
Republican national headquarters to-day
to Bee Chairman Haana of the Republi
can National Committee Mr. Hanna
ami Mr. Hogg are old personal friends.
M'- Hogg just rustled through Ne
braska accompanied by Senator Welling
ton of Ma.y land. On his arrlvul bere
he found a number of Teias Democrats
aan4ling him. All wanted to see 8ena
alo. Hanna. Ei-Oov Hogg Introduced
i lieni to Senator Hknna and there were
frlcnd'y greeting all aronnd. Ei-Qov.
Ilofg said afterward:
' Some of the Texas boys wanted to
see Senator Hanna. They bad heard a.
great deal abonl him and bad seen pie
lures of hlra, so I told them to come
along with me. I bare knowa Senator
Hanna for a long time and I Just took
the boys over to introdooe them and
to show them that Mr. Hanna Is a gen
tleman and a fine fellow and Ibat there
were no dollar marks on bis clothes
The hoys were delighted to talk wltb
Mr. Hanna."
Weather Conditions.
Wamhrotor, D. C Oct. II. For
North Carolina. Friday rain. Fresh
northeast winds.
Weather Condition. Tba high pres
sure area which baa doalnstad ibe
weather for several dayt past i central
over tbe eastern portion of tba country
tbl morning. Cool weetker eoatlaoe
In all sections. Heavy frost t reported
from Dodge City, and light frosts fro
Chicago, rinctnaattl, Waablagtoa City
and Baltimore.
The weather la generally eloerfy la
the lower Mississippi tallry aad al
wsrd to ibe Booth Atlaalie eoaet, .
The a tell led am to lb smith tad
aoateweet wilt spread Into, tbl aectloa
ant rata. -. -
Connect let t'l People..
Apeelal to JoaraaC,. . '
WiSHiaoTtm, October lt Tba popa
latioa of Consent leal to 08,000, aa ta-
eraaat of II.fi per oeaL
t, i. fiafUf be tbe laest llae of
clothing ever la tse otty U he aeM at
old P'res. Can o hi before haying.
CASTOR I A
for Intact ani CliMrsa.
iMfci Tea E3TiA!-;:;irr;'!
But There Are No Americans In Line,
marines Leaving Tien Tsln.
Special to Journal.
Washington, Oct. 11. The Empress
of China have given orders for tbe be
heading of Kang Yl, 'President of the
Board of Punishment. Another report
la that the Empress ia dead.
Count Von Waldersee assumes com
mand of the allied forces. Five of the
allies are marching on Paottng Fu.
There are no Americans in the expedi
tion. Satisfaction is expressed here at the
punishment which the Chinese Govern
ment is reported to have Inflcted upon
Prince Tuan, who is banished to the Im
perial post road on the Siberian frontier.
It is known that some of the powers of
Europe, notably Germany, will be dis
posed to insist upon the decapitation of
Tuan. Officials here say.'however, that
the banishment of Tuan Is in itself a
heavy punishment, and that many Chi
nese have committed suicide rather than
be taken to the Siberian frontier.
Tientsin, Oct. 10. Tho American
marines from Pekin have arrived at Ta
ku, where they will be joined by the
Tientsin battalion and will' sail an the
transpart Indiana for Cavite.
It Is understood that Fioli Marshal
Count von Waldersee refused to ac
knowledge Li Hung Chang's visit Friday
The Field marshal goes to Pekin In a
few days.
A military order has been issued to
the German troops to occupy the railroad
from Yang-Tsun to Pekin. Tho rest of
the road will be occupied by the Russians
and the harbor of Chlng-Wan-Tao has
been allotted to the British.
Eight hundred French troops, with six
guns, started this morning to relieve
Catholic priests wko are held prisoners
at Chlng-Hsleu, 00 miles to the south.
Three hundred French troops started In
the direction of I'aotbag Fu to co
operate with 400 men reported to have
left Pekin.
Bryan in Michigan.
Special to Journal.
Detroit, Mich., Oct. 11 The Demo
crats are enthusiastic over Bryan's trip
through Michigan. They claim that the
entire foreign vote of Michigan is for
Bryan.
There Is In this Slato indication of a
material change In the German and Hol
and vote, more than in any other State
visited by Mr. Bryan this year, in
several place recognized leaders of these
elements, men who supported the Re
publican ticket In 1890, were active in
the Bryan meetings.
This year there is but one issue the
attitude the United Stales towards tho
Boer republics. Four years ago practi
cally all the Dutch were Republicans.
This year their votes will go for Bryan
almost to a man.
Rich Men's Strike.
Naw Tork, Oct. 10. Sixty copper
plant engravers, employed by Tiffany A
Oo., who are among the highest paid me
chanics of their class In the world, are
on strike.
Dressed in tbe height of fashion, they
picketed the establishment of the firm In
Union Square, today to prevent tbe em
ployment of non-union men. Tbelr dress
from head to foot was immaculate.
Tbey wore silk hats, top coats, lustrous
patent-leather shoe and diamond scarf
pins. In tbe company's factory at Forest
BUI, If. J., these men earned from tftO
to 1 100 a week. They made all tbe
Copper plates from which Tiffany A Co's
wedding, reception and calling cards
and similar stationery was engraved.
They belong to an organisation kaowa
aa Ibe brotherhood of Copper Plata Ka-
(raver. Tiffany A Oo. have rs fated to
recognise tbe anion and a strike was
ordered. Tbe striker era well able to
stand a long period of idleness.
Rbodes Is Conciliatory.
Csra Towa, October 10-Cell
Rhode received aa ovalloa todsy wbea
be assumed tbe presidency of lbs Bocifc
Af rioaa League' 00 agree Mara.
1b aa address be attribatad the Boatk
A f rioaa war to tbe "asuj-VBHp," aad
said ibat bet for tbesa Mr. Krogsr woeld
never hare dared to sead aa aliiouuss
lo Great Brllala. Oa lU Hbela, He,
Baode was eoeclllalorv la bl remark.
H declared that bow that "Kttferfsa
hea nabbed" Orea Billala woeld ee-
taMlsa a Liberal Ootaraateat, "wkkrb
weald do everything possible to I a It
tbe Interest of tastb Africa wltb those
of lb Bejglra.'' j -
"Wow that U battle It ever tbe 4b
paiee oa tat ewigla of tat war eagM to
eaaaa. Tat root qaesttoa jet be aab-
ordlsaled. TVt leaf at ikoeid tap port
tare polat ibe Mpraaaaee af la -pi
re, 00.01 rlgbte kd .eW u Delck
tbel taenia feellag' afalaet taaat.
Uavfai woa what h 1 atlitUl to, m
saafat agbt to dewtoastrste Ural lb
lateraeft af taa rasa art taa aaaaa.
Taea lam Will be fTaai aowt for la
eoaalry.".
. Ftpabrt Elcctta. - "
NpwUi M Joaraal. '
Kiio, CMaUe It. TU Vld,1W-f
fined IVpulItt Rut Cnevmtlna mrt
ht todsy. Oely Ua dfinstse wot
I preevst who aootlaated eUttore. 7k mi
j ef IS slociots asntwl sre A.I. Mny ef
I TIM, I. M ! t r of Inn!r a4
j (harlr P. fori, ks it '''.
The following quotations wore receiv
ed by J. E. Latham & Co, New Bern
N. O.
New York, Oct. 11.
Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close
Oct 10.00 10.19 9.99 10.19
Nov 9.70 9.89 9.70 9.89
Jan 9 80 9 80 9.60 9.8)
Mch 9 60 9.80 9.00 9.80
May 9.08 9 79 9.06 9.79
Wheat: Open. High. Low. ( lose
Dec ... 8li 81f 80f 80S
Con. Gas. 189 18
So. R'yPfd m
Fed. 8. 83t 3:4
Con. T 77 77
Leather .... 9J
Cotton receipts were 58,000 bales at ail
ports.
Liverpool Market.
Futures quiet and steady. Oct-Nov,
5.99 Nov-Dec. 5.21 Dec-J an. 519.
New Bern Cotton Market.
Cotton sold in the local market yester
day at 9 50 tot9.75. Receipts, 95 bales.
The best method of cleansing the liver
is the use of the famous little pills known
as DeWltt's Little Early ItlBers. Easy
to take. Never gripe. F. b. Duffy.
Business Locals.
FINE Lemon and Chocolate Taffy, Co
coanut and Peanut Candy made fresh
today at James B. Dawson';, 1113 Middle
street.
PEACHES, Oranges, Pears, Bananas
Apples, Latham drupes, Delawaic
Grapes, Cocoanuts, and all kinds of Taf
fy today, at the Broad Street Store. II.
E. Royall.
SCHOOL NOTICE:-Mrs. M. N. Wil
liams has opened a private bcIiooI for
both day and night pupil at her home
No. 190 Broad street. Terms reasona
ble. TAKE NOTICE From now on you
will find at Watson's Market, Broad
Street, Choice Stall Ted Beef, Pork, Veal,
Mutton, Saussgt, In fart every thing
is found In a 11 ret class market. Thank
ing the public for their past favors, I ask
their continuance of the same. I'hone
181. Yours to please. J.B.Watson.
CHOICE lemons at 20c per dozen. .1
.1. Tolson, Jr. 60 Brosd street.
WINTER Is coming, now Is the lime to
put in broken window panes. It may
save you a , doctors bill. Leave your
orpers at 0 ask II 1 Hardware Store for
Lafayette Williams tbo glazier anil
painter.
THE Carolina Canning Co., wishes to
contract (with farmers, in the Immc
dlale vicinity of New Bern, to grow for
them, in the Spring, a crop of peas. Kor
particulars, call on or address, Wii.i.iam
Dunn.
FRKSH Lot of Chocolates and Hon
Bons, Just received at Mc -oiu.ky'h
Jacobs' Halelgh Rye whiskey Is tlir
beet. Middle street.
POKK, and Lsmb at the Elm City
Market this morning.
NICK fresh pork sausage today at tin
Elm City Market.
FINE Mall fod beef, choice cuts 10c. per
pound at tbe Kim City market, Hnelllng'i
old staad, Broad street. 'Phone 80.
UdKHoow's ( bill Byrup for nil Mais
rial diseases. Druggist will supply It.
K. Berry.
HUHTLINO yoong mao can make aod
pjr rnootb aad espenses. I'ermanent 1
position. experience unneoeeasrr. ,
Write qolck for parilonlar. Clark A j
Co., th aad Locust M$., Pbll., I 'a.
Notice.
Bute of North Carolina, 1 Superior
Craven Cooaty. Coorl
Tba Hatloaal Bank of New Bern
VI.
B. II. Wootea aad Jalla Woolen, hit
wife.
Aelloa lor foreclose Mortgss.
Notloat
To B. U. Woolaa aad Julia Woolen, bis
wife.
Take Kotloa. Tbal aa action has ueea
eoaaeeeed f sleet yoe la tbe ttaperiof
Coert of atd Uvatwa nmmlf entitled the
Matleaal Beak of Mew Bora aalas4 B
U. Wootea aad Jalta Wootea, bis wif,
for tat perpoae of force losing lb atort
gajr aaaoatad hf yon no ibe tract of
lead altaated la eaM Craven County
beiaf part af taoiaaob Ubesa ilaoutloa,
ooatalalai I fly asore or leea, aad
deeerlbed la said asongag bih I reg
tauired la tbe offioa of Ua RogUier of
Oeeda of tsld Cravaa eoaaty la book Ho,
lot, pc MO ata 1 aad f oa are nqalred
ta appear aad aaawara dasaar to tat
ensaplalal at tba terasnf taa Superior
Ceart of aaid Oravea Ooaat to be beM
e4 lb Coart Howet rl New Beta ta aaid
Coaatf aa tba Ha. Mnada 4tef tba
last Meads rWptaastwr, L P. I It
M ibt aita, da af Kereasber A. t)
ortoW iitb,irA
- - - W. H.WATOIf,
i CWrt Bepertor Ooerl.
AHJU. Llrtll Of
Hng Heaters
u Con! Stoves
wt.'b w"l tie s-ofj r! 'p fo rub.
t !! H hm i v -r Im'mI to
S l-? In t S
I Ft esh
I Oatf lakes
fresh Ontario and Hec or's Prepared Buckwheat;
Old Fashion I uckwheat; Dried Apples & Penclio;
Nice I-ruit Jellies and Jams; Fancy Fresh Klajn
and ( lover Hill Print Butter; Fancy Knll Cream
Oheese; Fresh Lemons; Canned floods of all kinds;
Heinz's 1 ickles; Tomato Catsup; Musi ard and
f-auce; Plain Por and ! cans and with Tomato
Sauce; Small 1 ig Hams, Calf Hams and English
Cured Shoulders.
Complete 5lo;k of
to bs
J. L. MM,
'Phone 91.
J. A. JONES,
BROAD STRKET. STEWART'S Old) STAND,
iXriX- START FS
jiiL'efil and
HOESES and. 2v"CTIjIES
Kver Found in New Hern. Also a Complete Line of Unties W. toot's,
IlanieSH, KoheH, Whips, ( ml Whirls, Ktc.
F. A. .IOMX
llroad Street, Stewiirt's Old SIhikI
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE
The Planter's Warehouse is located in the limitless part of tin- cily
and the linest WnrchoiiHc in the Slate. We will hao plmtv of Imveis
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this pari of tho Slale.
It id the aim of the management to give his personal attention t,, M
sales ami to see that yon arc well looked nftrr when mi th" market with
tobacco. Our motto is "Higb Trices and PeiHoiml Attention to your in
terest." Fm- Stables. Come down lo the opening sale, ami we will In lo
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
V. H. LANOI.KY, Auctioneer. IHTSalo) every wwk-lsy nt 11 o'clock.
Some
Things Please
Remember
THAT our slock of King Hesters Is
Complete and th prices ranging front
11.00 lo 1 10. Of).
THAT oar line of iioasebold Hicll
lie Is sttractlvr.
THAT oar stock of Loaded Hbells
ooaprlalnf "rteail-Hmokslesa", "Havrke
1 and the "tllack PowdVr" Is com
plee.
THAT WK NKKf) MONEY as wrll
a th rwst of mankind, and If yon owe
s pteae pay as.
Yoara traly, '
J. C. Whitty to
New iUrn, If. C
ilii-Book Store i
i
W can plraM jou ia
Hrhool Hook J
G, fl. Ennctt. J
i!
and
in
PuckagoN.
the Btst Groceries
had.
I
A Ilcfail
71 Br.,H Hi.
Finest Slock of
D. F. JARVIS,
6J TOLLOCK STRHirr.
-SOI.K ACKNT FOK
TaUo
Made
Suits
Also a great
variety of good
in npweat atjlea
and shade for
rJuiU.
BLiCKSSHEVtHiEBIGBT,
aaafarttrer f
Ka if 14, Wag eaa. Carta, ,
' lalrlalettaaBbrt rtetlre.
' flaf(1t, Wstjoaa, Can aad f;s
Ispt aa beat for aaM.
. t tmtrw aamar, .
r. o.
Th On Oef eaM Curav.
f'gnatare of wCr t ,
l.!r 1
Pr tk