VOL, XFIII--NO. 206.
NEWJIRN, N, C, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 27 1900.
NINETEENTH YEA
THE GATTIS KO.G0 SUIT.
CHINESE SOLUTION.
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For Correct Dressers. j
People who count proper ShoeE
necessary to correct dress will be de- V
lighted with tfcli Season's line of Ladies, Sj(f
Misses and Children's Footwear tjjf
S1.Z5, S2.80, SZ.50 & S3.00 1
are some of my prices. Yes, a store full of prizes In shoes. For nobby
Footwear this is the store. W
We also call attention to onr Stock of Dress Goods, and in Silks W
f uu wikm, we nave me newest snaaes ana materials, unr rrimminirs ty
line in in Appleqaes, Jets and Gilt Bralde is up-to-date, with Buttons '
to match. Two lovely things In Ladles Linen Lawn Lace Trimmed l
Handkerchiefs for 50c and 73c. , iff
' i CnoiM Selection of Colgate's Extracts and Toilet Waters.
W For Pillows and Draperies several Handsome Patterns in Silkallne. M'
W Hosiery In all Grades, but a Bpeclat ?5o line. !
ffS . We are prepared to suit the most fastidious in our Table Damask W
ilk and Towel Department; so without delay come and judge for yourselves in
for WA era rnnfirlAnl that, imv ffAAilfl will aruknlr tnr thnmanlvna wr
Blncerely,
E. B. HACKBURN, $
State Auditor's Reports. Receipts
ant Disbursements.
47 A 49 Pollock Street.
REMOVED I !
Va
J. BARKER, Jr.
s
We have removed to our
ITe-w Bricls: Store,
Cor. II road aJfc Hancock Sin.,
Where wo will be glad to welcome all our old and new patrons. Ou
strict aiteutlon to business in the put Is sufficient guarantee to the trade
that we are always looking out for tho Best Interest our Cusiomets.
Onr Stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries Is Complete.
n?" Large Stables and Sheds in back lot for the acoom
modation of onr Country Friends, FREE.
Tours for Business,
D. F. JARVIS,
63 POLLOCK STREET.
Julius M.jArnold,
Livery, Feed Sale
ft FxclianKe K.iikle,
IIorettJft Hule.
Haw. Wagons,. Haroeas, Whl
ad Robr.
ftTVart wtoela a apt-daily.
41 Bread nt.. KFW BRM. N. C
This is for YOU !
TJsUm year Stat Inwary. Carta, eta, at
gatiew ee la ea enlatle. awiist aad wall
fritted, H rtpola rtttor tkaa aureole. ,
. Fme Job Printing
i Costs no more '
Use awir work, W do Jeet as etoaety
M tto arte let who anaemia e.laj
kill at teato aa4 wko ket a Ibowgkt to
ttiralat awt a good )okv Try aa.
wh.t. 111171
!IUr7el OelMt, AssajsHtaa,OrapV
.cphrwea, Jot IMellag, Relator
- Hump.
r. Tnr.nwiTir,
ELiCISIIITaiWEFiLEluBT,
Jtseafeetarer at
Vsf t, W areas, fsrle,
Br ttrleg Paea a select Bette,
Bat flee, Wt, V' e tjt
Bpt a M4 l"t Max
tfea j. If e .aaa.
Shoes
lies;
1'hes ((p'
Chita ci5rT
f 5 Y Tailor
jtxP ,i. Wraps
Tenth District Appeals Before Su
preme Court. Methodist Orphan
age. Confederate Veterans
to Collect War Belles.
Electric Railways do
Not Pay.
Special to Journal."
Raleigh, N. 0., November 86. The
Supreme Court will devote this week to
10th, dlstriot appeals. The new attor
ney general, Robert Dick Douglas, was
sworn 'In this morning and will' argue
the State cases tomorrow.
The State charters the East Ooldsboro
Laud and Improvement Company, cap-
tal, $100,000, F. A. Norwood and others
stockholders.
The State auditor reports the receipts
for the 11 months of the fiscal year up
to November 1, $1,433,504, disbursements
$1,409,811; excess of disbursements over
receipts $37,817. There was a Bale dur
ing the period, of $186,000 of 4 per cent
bonds, which brought in $144,000 The
estimated expenses during the year will
ftxeeed the receipts by about $300,000.
Of this amount $50,000 went to the pen
itentiary. The officials of the latter are
claiming that next year the State will
not be called on to give any money to
the penitentiary.
It Is considered now rather doubtful
whether the Methodist Orphanage can
be dedicated Thanksgiving day. One
building Is completed, an 8-room brick
cottage, but the grounds are 'not at all in
shape.
Democratic State Chairman Simmons
is confined to his home by an attack of
lumbago.
The Uoniederate Veterans propose
to take active measures to collect articles
relative to the Civil War period for the
Hall of History" in the State Museum.
Yesterday they secured the battle flag of
tie mil JN. V. Itegtment, whicli was
commanded In succession by Vance,
Burgwyn and Lane, and which under
Burgwyn at Gettysburg suffered a great.
er loss than any other regiment on either
side during the entire war.
The report of the electric street rati
ways to the Corporation Commission arc
now being tabulated. There are such
Toadsalflve places, Wilmington, Hal
elgb, Winston, Charlotte and Ashevllle.
Only the two last named systems pay
The others make money out of their
light plants. The dtficlt of Ibe railway
alone here since 1894 Is almost f5,000.
It would really pay to shut down from
Nov. 1st to May 1st, as there Is no money
in winter business.
Rev. Livingston Johnson of Greens
boro Is being much talked of as the suc
cessor to Rev J. A. While as Baptist
Home Mission Board Secretary for
North Carolina.
The football team of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College will play the
University of South Carolina team here
Thanksgiving Day.
.' Motion to Dismiss Denied. Argument on
j : s The Case Begun,
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, Nov. 26. In the hundred
thousand dollar libel suit of Rev. T. J.
Gattis against President Eilgo of Trini
ty Collese at Oxford. -today, Dr. EilgoJ
moved to dismiss the case for failure to
show notice. The motion was denied.
The defense then moved for an appeal.
This was also denied. The defendant
offered no testimony. Argument began
this evening.
Friends of Dr. Kilgo claim that the
plaintiffs testimony sufficiently proved
Eilgo's Innocence of the Gatiia charge-.
SOUTH NEEDS SHIPS.
Governor Candler Expects Maritime Con
gross to be a Success.
Atlanta. Ga., Nov. 85 ttoveruor
Candler, in a retponee to an Jnquiry on
the result of a call recently issued for a
maritime congress to meet in Brunswick
in January, today said:
"I have received favorablo responses
from all parts of the country on the plan
to assemble the congress. 1 called It to
Inaugurate a movement to restore tht
Southern marlllmo trade which was lost
during the Civil War. Since the war
no movement of the kind has been in
stituted, though the merchant marine
has not been what the Soulh'a resources
justify.
"I believe the movement will result in
much good by building up Georgia and
Southern ports and eulargiug l lie clicu
lallon of the South's resources From re
plies 1 have received 1 am assured the
congress will be well attended.
"The South's cotton product Ib not re
ceiving the attention from tho maritimi
service that might be given it. Oui
ports are open to ships from all parts ol
the Morld, but cotton is frequemly
shipped abroad from Northern ports. 1
believe the cong.ess can bu of great
benefit in better regulating the shipping
of cotton.
If you have ever been a child in the
agony of croup you can realize Id a
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Uure which gives relief as soon
as It Is administered. It quickly cures
cougbt, colds and all throat and lunc
troubles. F. 8. Duffy.
by
Con&rence at the Hague Proposed
This Country.
Wasihhgtosv November 86. This
government has once more taken the
diplomatic lead In Chinese affairs. Tir
ing of tl.e seemingly endless deadlock of
the foreign ministers at Pekin, and be
lieving that their personal experiences
had aroused their prejudices to such an
extent that It would be well nigh Im
possible for them to agree upon the de
mands to be made upon the government
of China; for the punishment of the In
citers of the boxer troubles and the
amount of the money indemnity which
should be paid the powers, this govern
ment lias boldly taken a stand In favor
of ending tho deadlock by stopping the
present negotiations and making a fresh
start by the appointment of representa
tives of each of the powers concerned,
to an international commlsslan or Con
gress, to meet at the Hague, or some
othor place outside of China, and formu
late the demands which the powers shall
make upon Uhinn. The idea has. been
endorsed by several of the powers and
It .i expected to get the approval of
them all. It seems to offer a comtnoa-
sense way out of the m!x-up in Pekin,
which has steadily been gruwing worse
instead of better.
I PLENTY OF GOOD THINGS 1
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed hy J. K. Lai ham & Co, New Bern,
N. V.
Nnw York, Nov. 16
(Jotton; Open. High. Low. Close
Jan 9.80 9.80 9.69 9.59
Nov 1) 00 9 97 9.8(1 9.80
Men 9.0!) 9.09 9.50 9.50
May 9.62 9.02 9.51 9.51
WfiBAT: Open. High. Low. Close
Dec 77J 771 771 771
Con. Uas 192 190J
So. R'y Pfd. ... 04t 00
Fed. S 4!) 491
Con. T 94
Leather .. ... HA 14
A. . & W r. 483
FOR THANKSGIVING
DINNER JUST
RECEIVED
At
J. L McDaniel's
71 Broad St.
Mince Meat, ('ranberrie8,f.itron,Cnrrants, Raisins, Evaporated
Apples anil Peaches, New Prunes, Soft Shell Almonds, Brazil
Nuts, Pecans, English Walnuts all new crop, Sweet Mixed
Pickles and Girkins Sour Pickles, Lemon Flavoring Extiacts
and Spices, Heiuz's Tomato Catsup, Lei and 1'errins Sauce, Ap
ple Butter, Schredded Uocoanut best (uality 5o package, CooiJ
ing Butter and Cottolene, Fresh Elgin Butter and Buckwheat,
Fancy Cream Cheese 15c lb., Macaroni, Small Pig Hams, Can
ned Goods of all kinds, Queen Olives and ininierousjotln'if gctd
things just received.
J. L McDAlL,
Wholesale
& EEctuil
roeer,
'Phone 01.
71 BroH Ht.
fmmmmmmmmmwmmmmfm
J. A. JONES,
BROAD STREET, STEWART'S OLD STAND,
ST". STABLES.
Cotton receipts were 4!", 000 bales at all
pons.
Liverpool Mnrket.
Spots S. 10-88 Sales 10,000 lmles.
lurcsNov. Dec. S.2." Jan-Feb 5.21
Fu-
ntkiW!r' LioM, f CftrjU
u4 Matting. . '
Lil Bijl n Colon In Vrrh
OooJs a4 trm Trimming,
D. F. JARVIS.
iLi-Dook Store t
When yon want prompt act Ins; little
pills tbat'aever grips at Da Wilt's Unit
Early lUsef. P. 8. Daffy.
The Cam Coraer.
Cnicaao, Nov. M. U all Um eora
drlars la iba Middle Watt raa MoUaa
oasly fro sow to Xovasabat SO, tbs
last day rordallvary.lt wilt au avail,
Ortrit IL rbllllpt aaya, .to twaac all
eora eoraf. Tka yoaag plosjar It tUU
OMBdeat of ale I na frata oa Um
ssarkot.
If all of Uua work lo Ulr fall!
capacity," aa aald, "sad ar OMratad
algbl aad day, lbs y wDI aot be abl lo
faralsk M wli axrra laaa 400,000 fest
al of No. 1 eoalract tors.
Tats accordlaf to taa accept att
aula of XflO tottMlt la it abort 1a
tarast win laava mm laaa 100,000
awakela, lata rallllpa aaks totwaaa aow
sad tho day Ua ooUoa asplraa, oa
waka Um saotu mart walk as lo Um
offiea o Um loang float aa4 auk
wfeat torsM of aatUasaoal tWy aaa.
TMSroaUtfr hM too UM'graalaM
attpar lo Ua fowag spotaktor, Ko. I
satr4 oora, aoeotdlag to it ralotof
Um Oral a Coots l!oa, ( b 'astsod
eora, dry. oasoaaMy ctoaa." Moot of Uw
oar a kaa aot got oat of lu twnaUag pro
oaos aad It at ataslllv to Um duapa
of iboarsttbof aaapoos Oat of at
an arrtvtaf yur4y aaly Jt ear rar
f mc44it dryaMMtoeiaaM adr tho
oootraol fsajalrtojiata. - . ...
The Filipino Junta.
Washinotjm, November 2T. While
Great Htltaln may deny lbs icquoat ol
lUo United ritatct that tbe Filipino Jun
ta at Hongkong be suppressed, It it
aid tho Cnlted Stales authorities will
Insist that measures be taken lo prevent
violation of neutrality.
Hongkong It tbe centre of tho filibus
tering activity of tbe Filipino Insurgents
and the authorities propose to bring
about an and to the shipment of sup
piles to them. A high authority said to
day that this Government entertained
Utile eipectailon that Great Britain
would bo able to suppress the Junta,
bat It does aspect It to maintain
inch a atrlck supervision over the Flli
pl ios' operations at lo prevent ship
moals of arms and snppl.es to the Insur
gents.
Tbe Cttft Condition.
Lobdon, November iV While tbe
boost bo Delia regarding tbe Ctar' coa-1
dhloa k mack lee favorable than lu
predecessors, there Is aotblog as yet to
aoaflrsa alaamlng rastort.
Qooest Victoria dally reodveo a talr-
grasa from las Osariaa, aad It It aadcr
to6d that lospUoaal aatiaty Uyt
diaplayad. Aeoordlag to tao Moacew
eorretpcBdssl of Ibe Dally Etpteea,aa
eiaatlaattoa of wator frosa tbe wall
a sod for drioslog paryoaoa at Uvadla
profd Um preatnea of typhoid germs.
Aa Odeeea dtf eieb lotto dally News
ay MffMru fo lk bat 10 days lav
dloaM aarioM desllaa la taa ttretgU of
ttoOaar." - '-"'''
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Tktlnlilbtrt
utmtnf.
rrtt"iiy,
mm
ri:i;rii:rTfi
e Taf w 4
rf
' f'MtiMr,
i
Wciibci CetJitlott,
WaMiaofoa, t, C., WerataW
fa Nnttk Oaroltaa, fair aad astd.
Tat auras Irrer aenWa Ua.t(( y.
UHsy lot Sftovtd stortWet lo tkt kt!4
i AHaftUo onset wttk a 4ri4f l
tnm ta lelrtty aad Is aaala Vfk
l4t aad gl la Um ira awtU
Rata In l-t ffMs flftrMt
tela t4 K t.mt'nti
"(," f. le t
f-af rf 1a t'""a e1l-r (;a
tr f ri 'l e 'I ( i r -, . . '
N w IIitu (Nlton Mark.t.
Collon In Ihc local inrkcl sold at
9.25 io n.on.
Advices to J. E Latham & Co:
New Vork, Nov. 2(1.
Foreign longs silling and hedging
ales against cotton found tho market
poorly supported. Tbe cotton trade ex
pects Increased movement.
Rout. Moorr & Co.
frobtble LefbUttel '
WtSHiyeroo, Kcvosabar. HBepra
aaaiatl Itaxaell, of Co a a, a sMeabtT of
iba nowaa aad Meaat Coiaailiteai tt
pfMe4 tbi oplwtoa of tba work of la a
saetott 'l tklak Um mtasjo bill will
ba ito I ret latporuat atoaaora lakta ap
ll will probably oom akoad M ibo ap
proortatloa Mils aad Um araay bill, aa U
111 to roadf fur aMwaiUa tto first
day of tto etoeloa. Tto anny bin saay
to Ito aetl laiBortaat sawra lakoe
sp, Nelttor wtll rtqslra attjeh time aad
boUl sloaWl to dUpoead of wltaoal de
lay. I raasat ua ay ItgttUtM
Ul to n pantry at tkts sawttoa, for tto
Pk(!!pplaaa ot Fno bit. A ro aa
e.nlr.aiil VW tliOlU to ptawaj befort
ito ed of tto encatna, aad i to!i"va tto
kip ltSal.1y bill tknakt a Wo to ped.
LltUo eaa to df for Ceto etn Ike ra-
tn'.i e tht Coactllaitnaat Coat tattoo I
a-
Both makers and circulators of coun
terfeits commit fraud. Honest men will
not deceive you Into buylog worthiest
counterfeitt of DeWlit't Witch Haul
Salve. Tho original Is Infallible for curing
pilot, soret, eczema and all tklo dlteaart
?. 8 Dudy.
Cubans and General Lee.
Havana, Nov. IV At the aetiloa of
tbe Constitutional Convention yesterday
tbe following retolutlou, signed by Be
nnies Bivero, CUnerot and Vllluenda,
wat preaenled and laid on tbe table un
til Monday:
"Inatmock ts General Leo hat beea
loyal f lead nf the Cubans during tbe
Rpsnltb occupation and also during ibe
active, painful military occupation aad
bating beca military ckltf of that part
ol tns army most inonenstve toiaaia
toot sad having generooaly preteettd
tto Otttoas during racoaoentrttlon from
death ssdtilK
"Hteolved, That Ibis coavtolloa es.
p eetet Its sorrow to aaa lb eoble
Oeaoral leavo theaa shores aad wlthet
him totg Ufa aad p roe parity."
r -Tin ni i " Liaaaaeaaaa a"
- Tho Oiia Oaf CoU Ouro.
lnrn.Hani.naanaa'CW
leia. tji.Mlra ij rtelaai, ataaaty
Nawt eaaia If can.
Iwni s IJf.ie If'.f f::i ao tu
kM llr t '. k.1. Fy to tal
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Thc, Forum.
. PECtlBEIJIOO. ,'.
Kewoel f tto CaatpaJga, Ho, retry
S lloalb, rW.reury of tto IbroakHcM
Ksilnaal Cowuallttw.
Tto Work of tbe Hedproetty Coaa-
Iteleo, Jobs ftt.lt Oatora, Jotat let
iwury of Ito tledpfotliy Cosstslealna).
Tto Chinee BfttetS f ttaaklag, Vo9
t h.ft-IHaby. formerly t'.. XtaMat
to Cfclea, ... . ,
Tka rrorrttaaM for Coagraea, Jfeory
LilrkSeJd WhI,
Cta Tbro Xrer to a Catoa RrpaMla I
l.f. ntrtjt.
Tto IVoaowihi lUelt M ito Prwiaetirs
ityi, Jaa P. Yog.
l"fff nsM fa Ttenlnf y, flow. . t. Har
ft, Hiitmcmi'm rWretaty ef tto
Kt Toil rrlw.i AeanrlalUa.
TM :.''!'" of a Mtniiatlra, Pea
TmtU fiae'e, fotmetly C. H. telnet
tj rT'a
ft lla.a,r-T.s ftf fiftlltk fh?(rT''f
V ' a . ,',, , tVe ftrt'a, Mia. i"Ka
t li.a f;, ,.,(, I. tmttlf U. Uif,(t t
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tf ' t e f. fctnlt. Pt, UC ft
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at X-Wly-fcafi-etk-.z. e M " ! I' i Li1 e ., . -,' !X WW" imi W.
s--s'a;'J-Z3'M r w".swr. '. - TU i v. KM
largest and tiiieft. Stuck nf
Ever Found in New Hern. Also a Complete Line of Huu-h, tVnpotis
Harness, Robes, Whips, (art, Wlnels, Etc.
J. A. JON F.N.
Broad Street, Stewart's Old Stand
HEADQUARTERS
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All the
Latest
and Newest
Toys
for
Children.
Good News !
Now is
the . . .
to buy that Hnggy with (lub
ber or Hteel Tim If you arc Interested
drop your order on ihc Woatern L'nlon
Telegraph wire and we will be sure lu
gel ll. Itcmember our Hugctoi look the
Itllilion at Ihc New llcrn Fair
ii. II. M'Hlfm V Hon,
I'hone IKft
ICE
or home i nr.
t Utir Stock U open for iotrwc
Uoo and parchato and bow ia tbe
Um to tsakt aeloetiottt for Iioli daj
iWnti for tto Children.
Wa kaf tba Toya Call and
Motiritork.
C.J:MeSoFlcy&Co
Hotel Hat el ton
MIX U JaOOfMl, ProprMor.
IJTJCtwty Jelfpeel a4 fwmietod
TbnwigM riraS-oSM TsMo. taUO
fl 09 ft day, a aeal re tea py Ito
wk w awmtk , 4
n U J la it, New lUrn, N. C
CVeso, pure wholreomt, gaanuiteaxl "u
be cbemlcaJly made from dietillid wan r
aad fnw I mm Imporitb. Prx-oiaJly in
umd Ml aod prvpanid for bnrnaa r
eamptioo. '
Ico dollvorod daily (except Huadaya)
ameotpm.
Kandeys (retail only) 7 a m to II noon.
For prkea aad other tofonneiioa.
Add neat.
New Berne Ice Co.
Store For Rent.
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Winter is Here I
We tare IUaJj-.
Arr Yen ?
Oaf ttoch wt "later Qoods h Oaaplele
( verwoau la Btort, Medleet ad titra
Uaglto. tolu fa all (Mylea. t ada.
a ear to awlt e-veyowe-la rottea, wool
ltd OIvwa la totk dreaa aot) aodroas
atylea, allk noed Ml klela.
Upettat Miawtloa too tot peld ts oar
bet of WklM Mru. Me w to deelre
to to watt draed wM do wtt to girt w
ii.DUflN&CO.,
Trie l'tofo)eJs.(
Fornlahrrw,
, t miJLorxmttr, :
Uaxzlng and Iks
a ra,1 en y U a lerta wk
(,r-w r-c''f - rt rr-no..
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