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Thomas G. Blount and Ziegler Oxfords, both high and
spring-heel, ranging in size from 1 to 7, these Oxfords sold
Jor't'2.00 and 12.50. We will sell for the dext few days or ag W
long as they last at ,
i jSf O and $1.50
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Also complete line of Sheets.
ft jf90 Sheets torn and hemmed,
rn lOe. Pillow Cases 45x36 ranging in price from 10c to 18c, W
(JS hemstitched or plain. TJtica Mills sheeting 22c, for 2 days only. j
HaGKBURN
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WHAT IT DOES.
. ; ATLANTIC & N. C. RAILROAD CO.
New Bern, N. C May 15, 1901.
Vade Mecum Spring Co.,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
- Gentlemen:
-,- For the past two years up to within
the last month I had been a great sufferer
' irom a case ot chronic nervous indigestion,
finding no relief until
a. personal iriena I began ihe use ot Vade
; Mecum water and its
"the short time ol one
derful, having been relieved entirely of my
trouDie oy us use. i taKe great pleasure
in giving you this testimony of its merits
and efficacy for stomach and liver troubles.
Jince I began the use oi this water I have
gained 23 pounds and
. my standard weight.
U; Yours
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For Sale at P. .5. DUFFY'S DRUd
..r i New Bern, N. C.
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A Froth lot Small Pig Ham,
and KnglUh Cared Shoulder.
.' If vou want aomeUl ina iiIm
ingea, packed in oil, 12c lb, the; are all right We alao bave
a full line of Canned MeaU, Vegetable, Soupa, etc.
V l If jrou want (food bread, try our 2Jc and 8c Floor the j
can't bo beat anywlitre.
We are Uo beadquarttirt for Fine Hatter and Coffee, Our
Morning Glory Brand of Coffee No. 1, 2, 8 and 4, at 20c, 26c,
; 80o and 3fa per pound it a trade winner.
t ' Give tit a trial and we will guaranto to phmne jou .
i ' r. ;. .' Youra for Inwineaa,
T. 23. -AESEZB,' Jr.;;
WboMU aa4 ReUII Qroctr,
1 PI10U 63. r. I! rout A JIdnetU 8m. '
; . Peninsular Stoves and :
. Ranges, Just Received. ,
. . Ttill line KetilikVy Delilit Plore, IHnjW Oil Cofklnf KtoYe
and Oven. Cvme Ioh and Irttik
licr, and itwv right. " Our stork
"Window rkftmr. We kif a nil Wk of
Ilardvare & Building Material.
1 Viita, OiU nd Varnish, Old and
( ' r in Varnlb Cnc rr.'
W r1 lif-r the fKl trtd j
Your Eye.
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Pillow and Bolster Oases. 90-
9, W
ready for use, priee from 55c to Wj
through the advise of
effect on me within
month has been won
have nearly reached
truly,
B. A. NEWLAND.
Master Transportation.
STORE,
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Breakfaat Strip, Tic Nio Hams v
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trv our mnkfil Pi irk -Pan. '
ever them jotiU t wlml yea 'want
la bvw enmb-u In (Janet Inpm arxl
riltr 1' HBltlfcl. .AH llul fjtill!l!
iff !!i j r ur tradr.
Strlklnf Seaboard Machinists Have
... Idle Time.
Ce tracts For Book rnblUhert.
B. M. Bake Efer For North
- Coroliia. AU Ooiflcts
Pot Ob Railroad
Work.
RALEion, June 88 Attorney General
Gilmer irrlyed today from WaynosvIHe,
having come at the request of the State
text book commission, to prepare the
contracts which the publishers whose
books are accepted will sign.
The State uperintendnt of public in-
ftructlon loft for Chapel BUI today in
order (o be present at the meeting to
morrow of the Btate board of public
school oxamlners. W. J. FerrelJ-ot that
board having declined to serve, u.
Wright of WUkea county was today
named as a member. B. L. Sheep, of
Elizabeth City, who is another member,
arrived today and "went on to Chapel
Hill.
The striking S. A. L. machinists here
spend most of the daytime in the Capitol
Square. Time hangs heavily on their
huntta and thev see no prospect of a
settlement.
The tents and camp equipage for the
use of the troops are being prepared for
shipment to Wrlghtsvllle.
Work on the textile school building at
the Agricultural and Mechanical college
here is to begin In ten days and be finish
edbv the middle of September. The
price at which the contract was given
M. A. Moaer. tl8.850. Is regarded as
satisfactory.
B. X. Duke, who has done so much for
the Oxford Asylum said to your corres
pondent: "I will make my home In
New York, but my heart will, be In
North Carolina and I will not forget
the asylum and other worthy charities.
am deeply grateful that what I have
done Is so greatly appreciated."
Onlv one jatlcnt now remains In the
smallpox hospital here and there is only
one suspect In the detention camp.
Every available convict Is Is to be put
on railway work by the penitentiary au
thorities. The plan is to have 400 on
contract work along this line. Work In
making brick and mattresses will be con
tinued, but by July 10, the making of
shirts will cease. The price paid by
the contractor was 50 cents per dozen
It la found thst this does not pay.
Mr. James Brown of Portsmouth, Va.,
over 90 years of age suffered for years
with a bad sore on bis face. Physicians
could not help him. DeWltt's Wltcb
Hazel Salve cured Mm permanently. F
g. Duffy & Co.
OWED THE BANK.
Henry Karquand k Co., Suspend.
Heavy
Creditor Seventh national.
Special to Journal.
Nw Toua, June 28.-Henry Mar
qoaod A Oo., brokers, made an asiln-
sMnt today.
It was largely due to Marquand & Lo
that the Beventa National Bank, which
failed yesterday, we forced to suspend,
the Arm owing the bank $1,500,000.
, Last Volunteer Home.
8a Faaacisoo, June 87. The Forty
third Volunteer Reclment, tbe last of
volflnuers to leave the Philippines, ar
rivet here to-day o tbe IreaspdYt Kl)
Patrick, SI days from Manila.
, The Forty-third was la the Philippines
18 Months, aeelac mach service. The
rvriaMat was recruited at Camp Meade,
Pa. It was divided in tbe Philippines,
the first two battalions being stationed
oa the Island of Mindanao, while an
other battalion did guard duty oa the
Island of Leyte. -
Tbe Forti-eeeond Infantry wee mat
tered oet of tbe service to day,
Deeier, disease and deatk follow nag.
leot of Ue kowela. Is DeWltt't Llul
Kerly Riser to regulate them aad yot
111 add tear to yoar life and ofe to
year yean. Kat to lake, never gripe,
F.fc Dafft On. TV - V.,.
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. Comal' Candidacy.
Bainisoaa, Mo, Jane t7.Tee one-
dldace of former Senator ArUor foe
Gorman fee re elect Ion t the Defied
Sute rVaale, by the Legislature which
to te be ehoeaa this fall, was Informally
tateeeeed to day at a dinner glrea
till honor at Ike eoeatry home f Jo
seph FrMMwald, oe of Mr. Gorman
meet ardent admirer. - ,
Hon a Carolina. VIttIbIi Ltifiie.
apeaial te JoernaL
Wiuiiaovoa, Jane 8S. rVr In to
day' gsate Wllmlngtee It, Tar bote I.
Cntaurrra, Jen M Ittlrlgh I, Chsr
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Foreign Alnlsters Hot Tet Agreed Cpon
The Details.
Peeik, June 87. The foreign Minis
ters at today's meeting discussed only
minor points of the Indemnity ques
tion.
The BrttiBb Minister, Sir Erneet 6a-
tow, refuses to agree to a 10 per cent
Increase In the tariff In the event that
China finds herself unable to meet her
payments.
The Russian Minister, M. de Glers, has
not yet agreed that the Interest on the
indemnity Is to be 4 per cent."
The United States special representa
tive, Mr. Rockhlll, thinks there should
be little further delay.
When ' these points are settled the
work of the Ministers will be practically
completed.
Rev. Arthur Smith, the missionary
and author, preaching at Tientsin on
the anniversary of the relief of that city
(June 24), said he thoroughly agreed
with Sir Robert Hart in the statement
that unless there was a complete regen
eration of China In a few years the coun
try would be menaced by 80,000,000
Boxers. The Chinese wonld never for
get that the Boxer movement was fully
approved by the Court.
Frny-BBlBi Stop, the Tickling,
and qulcklj allays Inflammation In the throat.
FRANCHISES IN MEXICO.
American Syndicate to put Lines on
200 Streets.
City ov Mexico, June 27. The city
government has granted a concession
for another street car company, to be
called the Belt Railway. It was organ
ized about a year ago, with' $000,000
capital, and had built some short lines
outside tbe city. It la reported that
Arthur Stillwell and other American
capitalists associated with him have
offered to put fresh capital In the con
cern. The concession authorizes tbe
new company to occupy 200 streets.
Oil Fire Still Spreads.
Decatok, III., June 27. Tho Are
which started at' Preble Tuesday nlgbt
by lightning striking a tank of tbe
standard Oil Company, containing 50,-
000 barrels of oil, is still burning. Three
hundred men are fighting the flames and
making efforts to save Ave other tanks
that contain over 800,000, barrels of oil.
Joseph Klutz and V. 1). Lewlun, of
Lima, Ohio, wore loading a cannon to
shoot the burning tank when it explod
ed and they were fatally burned. Many
of tbe inhabitants have been badlv
burned.
THE MODERN BEAUTY
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In tbe open air. Her
form glows with health and ber face
bloom with It beauty. If her ayatem
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, aha use the gentle and pleasant
Syrup of Fig, made by the California
Fig Bjrrup Co. only.
Wae Increase Offered.
Kradimo, Pa., June 27. The propo
sition of Fiank C. Smirk, vlce-presl
dent of lb Reading Iron Company, of
fering an Increase of wage to tbe t,0O0
striking Iron workers, tbe poddlers to
receive i a ton, will be rejected. Th
wage schedule for other classes of labor
has not been prepared.
When the puddlers quit tbew were te
celvlng i 96, bat the company baa since
announced a IVeent raise. Tb leader
aay they will not accept tb offer of Mr.
Smlnk unless It Include the recognition
of lb anion, tod tbe itrlke will likely
go on. Th men bv been locked out
for aboet six week.
News From Vanceboro.
June M. Tbe children's day txerd
wertglv Sunday at 4 p. m. It was
enjoyed by all. , ' '
Mr. B. J, Laa aad Mr. Job a Wil
liam war la yoor dty Monday.
, MIM Ullle Baahh wbo has beea flatt
ing at Been fort aad Rw Bern relnrtjtd
home Thursday. .
We aad lot of drnmmer In oor town
y(fdsy. . " '
Mr. Pea tin Bowdea aad M let Nellie
Bowdea of Rev Bera aad Ml Lillle
Tingle et Weep wet lb gee Is of Mr-!
Peart D. Laaeaeter, last week. :
We kv terrible bed fever la oar
town now called tb bell fere.
Mr. Hat Laaeeeier aad Mr. Tboe.
Smith, snail a pleeeaat -""doll te Wasp
last Beadey.
Rosa of oar yon ladle were trying
their tortae leot Katatday tbe Mod. 1
wooder why tlrgle ladamar always
trying tbetr forteee and so aaslootto
kanw If ky are going te be married.
Clneae they are afraid they will gHea
tbe old maid bach-lhst U a patty
sill '
Mm Lut White, Warned from Hw
Bern Mt Thrdy-
Mre. Ly Tott of PcfUBlfg
Mik Camllaa la tltllle rr-UtlvM
(Hit
rViat of the farwxr are kni rnggp
iblr k"1s !.
Wrist hu lwir: of tliS 'I Up Imup
Wiwld Ilk Vry mn'k t f Ih'HIO
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Naw ORLEASsjune J7. The British
mule transport Monterey, from Cape
Town, has arrived In port after a terrible
experience with fire at sea.
Twelve days out from St. Vincent
flames were discovered la 'the afterhold
and gained such headway that the heat
prerenfedjhe usual means of extinguish
ing fire on shipboard. Flames and clouds
of smoke poured out from the hold, and
when the officers and crew were about
to abandon the ship First Officer Reid
and Fourth Officer Harrison volunteered
a daring plan. They proposed to tie
wire cables around their bodies and havo
their companions lower them down the
side of the hlp until they were abreast
the port opening into the burning, sec
tion. It was a desperate expedient
but after a short consultation was
adopted.
As the the was near the water line,
Reld and Harrison were lowered until
they were submerged in the sea nesrly
up to their waists. Hanging thus, half
burled In the waves, with tbe ship under
headway, the men battered in the port
holes. A hose was then lowered to
them, and for several hours they hung
swinging outward and ' Inward, pouring
a stream into the blazing hold. In this
way they finally checked the flames. The
vessel was badly damaged.
Eczema, salt rheum, tetter, chafing,
Ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DeWItt's Witch Hazel
Salve. The certain pile cure. F. 8,
Duffy & Co.
Fired by Blackmailers.
Topkka, Kan., June 27. Blackmailers
who demanded $5,000 from W. C. Oar-
son, a wealthy Cowley county farmer,
and were Ignored fired the Carson
homestead while Carson was en route
to Oxford for his mail, The house was
destroyed and Mrs. Carson was fatally
burned.
Carson received an anonymous letter
several weeks ago demanding that he
deposit (5,000 at a certain point. He
ignored the missive Later another let
ter was received stating that should he
not comply with the demand his house
would be burned and his life taken. TIiIb
also was Ignored.
While he was absent flames suddenly
broko out In tho houBe. Mrs. Carson
escaped, but returned to the house for s
highly prized violin. While Mrs. Carson
searched for the Instrument tbe flames
spread rapidly and when she again
reached the open air she was enveloped
In flames. Neighbors rushed to her as
sistance, but alio died after several hours
of suffering.
Bad Drinking Water Every one
suffers greatly from the different kinds
of water he is compelled to drink, and
nothing is so likely to bring on an at
tack of diarrhoea. Pkrhy Davis' Pair
Killrh Is the only safe, quick and sure
care for !t, cramps and cholera morbus
Avoid substitutes, there Is but one Pain
Killer. Perrv Davis'. Price 25e. and
50c.
Southern
3l?jailway.
Announres tliat, Effwtive June 3rd, I
InanguraU'd
New Train Service
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SMALL PIG HAMS,
Rreaklaiat Wtpipn, Caliroritia Hams ami
a Fr?hh lot Fany E!g!q autl CSovcr
Jim i-rinr iiiuir jul JCH?ivHl at .1.
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ii ue" uui. r ujuHi ixittiKut uinwi jxiei just received.
95 Fresh lot Small Siurur Tiirpd 1 lams. Pin M in Ttnino .,,il T7
lish Cured Shouldera.
Fresh Grits, Oatflakes and Uice.
A few Nice North Carolina 1'eeled and Sliced Dried
Peaches only 5c pound.
Dunham's Schredded Cocoanut Nice and Fresh.
Heinz's Pickles both Sour aud Sweet.
Hartlet Pears, Standard Quality 10c, il Hi. can or :i for 25c
Give nie a call Yours to please,
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O A Fresh lot Clover Hill Butter, Fresh Cheese, Fancy Cakes O
and Crackers, and a Nice Stock of Select Canned G Is.
We also have a lot of P. P. Garner's lirick for sale.
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J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer.
MMLL PIUS
Highest Artistic Standard.
USED IN 100,000 HOMES
INCIeUDINC.
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Address: W.F.BLOUNT,
Book Store
Neto York Prices
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'Serviceable
I Hammocks. -
G. H. Ennett
S'o rofivln frin fann d.ii'y Finr
vclrf end Wirrti!tiTt lilk
lrre; alo fin sale I'ure l'.!r k Wry
Wine, flrfi yar old, t"T Uoiil ii.ms
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Patent Flour !
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friini Hie inosl : 1 1 1 1 1 M v
seleel.il wheat. aJV
We arc selling the name
at astonishingly low piiees.
Armour's ( 'anvasM'il Meat
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Phone 137.
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