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IIW BIRN, N. U., TUI3DAT MORNING, JULY 2, 1901.
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A. tN. a REPORT.
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V Thomas G. Blonnfc and Ziegler Oxfords, both high and
1J spring heel, ranging in size from 1 to 7j, these Oxfords sold
J for 2.00 and $2.50. We will sell for the dext few days or as .
long as they last at
$1.25 w $1.50!
Also complete line of Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases. 90- W
jS x90 Sheets torn and hemmed, ready for use, price from 55c to W
IS 70c. Pillow Cases 45x36 ranging in price from 10c to 18c, W
hemstitched or plain . Utica Mills sheeting 22c, for 2 days only.
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
WHAT
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 threat sufferer
trom a case oi chronic
. finding no relief until
a personal xriena I began tne use ot Vade
Mecum Water and its effect on me . within
the short time ot one
deriul, having been relieved entirely of my
trouble by its use. I take great pleasure
in giving you this testimony of its merits
and efficacy for stomach and liver troubles.
Since I began ther use oi this water I have
gained 23 pounds and
my standard weight..
Yours truly,
B. A. NEWLAND, .
Master Transportation.
For Sale at F. 5. DUFFY'S DRUO STORE, " ' -
New Bern, N. C. ', - . v
A Kn-h lot Small Pig llama,
ami Knglixli ('urod Shoulders.
If you want something nice try our' Fmokod Pork Fau
iiR, packed in oil, 12Jc lb, tbey are all right. We also hare
n full line of (.'aimixl Muata, Vegetahlea, Soln, etc.
If yon wantgnod bread, try our 2c and 8c Flonr they
on't be I mat an y lure.
Wc are alto hcadquartenCfor Fine Baiter and Coffee, Our
Morning (tloy Hmnd of,Coffee Noa. 1, 2, 8 and 4, at 20c, 2Sc,
HOc and Hfx; per pound n a trade winner.
(iive in a trial and we will guarantee to ploaae you--Yoora
for boalneaa,
i J. 3. A.TTTBZ Jr.,
Wha4ail n4 fttUU Qncf, : ' ' ' '
? P1I0SI 69. Cor. nroAil A Ifunrork Hvi-,
3 S'SiSiSiSiSiASl'lSi
arvL-b'si'd
Peninsular Stoves and
I Ranges Just Received.
rnil in KeaUicsf Drligbt
od Ovroa. OorMlNiwn and 14
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ncm, ena pnrr nnt. 7ttr IV (
Window rVrieens. V keep a full
Hardware & Building Material.
TalnU, Iti M VamUh, Cold ai,d f liver Ki.aml. All
Colore la Varnltb rart '-
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Wf 4e!ivtr the gnrU and jtr!( your trs'le.
Your Eye.
IT DOES.
nervous indigestion;
through the advise of
month has been won
have nearly reached
Breakfast Strip. Pic Nio Kama
Blmn, Dangler (hi Ossin; Ktirrea
errr theta toull sot ahat von r,l
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M tow erimplrts in tJaose !nrs and
itrk of '
dosing ; Seaboard - Shops Causes
- Deep Concern.
fakes Oatk for Jadge. Iatermedl
ate School Books Dropped.
1945 Smallpox Cases last ,
Tear. State Board Elee
- tions.
Balbioh, M. C, July X. There was a
great rush of applleauta for pensions . at
th court . house to-day. The applica
tion were considered by the county
officers and commissioners nd board
ef veterans.
The year's revenue collections for
district are $8,524,051, against f 3,880.
498 for the last flscaj year. The June
collections were 333,140.
Bamrday night several of the striking
machinists of the Seaboard Air Line
attacked two of the,men on the street In
a lavage manner, beat them and ran.
The impression pievalls that the various
assaults made dating the past month
have been by the wilder spirits among
the strikers. The strikers are dazed by
the railway's new move In closing the
shops here- They say they will rest,
for awhile at least, then leave Raleigh
In search of work.
Judge Fracls D. Winston came here
yesterday and to-day received bis com
mission and took the oath. He will
hold his (lrst court at Winston, Aug
ust 12.
The State board of public school cx
amlners decided at Us meeting at Gbapel
Hilt Saturday to defer action regarding
the 7 negro normal schools until after
the State board of oducatlon passes upon
the matter. The latter board meets
July 14. '
Next Friday the tents for the use of
the Slate Gaard will be taken to
WrlshUvllle. There are 1 hospital, 60
officers and 830 enlisted men's tents.
Attorney General Qllmer docldes that
the State teit book commission did not
have the right to adopt intermediate
books. This therefore csnses the drop
ping of Hyde's second language lessons,.
snd of Motes' speller Mllve's arithme
tic will nbt be on the list. The publish
trs declined to furnish list too price the
commission named. Even, if the prloe
bad been satisfactory ths attorney gn
ral's opinion would hsve ruled the
book out.
Daring the ysar ended May 80 there
were 1945 oases ot small pox In this
Stale, of which 5.(0 were of whites: and
86 deaths, of which IS wars of whites
Ths Slate board of elections appointed
by Gov. Aycock, composed of Wilson G
Lamb of WUllimston, K. A. Doug hi on
it Sparta; Robert L. Olay well of Morgan
too, Democrats, and Clarence Call ot
Wllkesboro snd A. B. Frocman of
Ueaderson, Republic as, met today, (
required by Uwand orgsnlud by elect
lag R. L, poogaloa President and RoW
L. Claiwell Secretary.
There will be a session of the corpora
tion commission this week.
Oftbe 85 tnmstes of ths soldi
borne ksie 14 are now sick la the aew
bocptlal.
10 tne Bail 00 days two more rur
free delivery routes oat of Hslelgh are 40
be established.
The recelpta'of the Raleigh postoOloe
for flsoal, year ended yeslerdsy were
fiyiM, against 141,968 ibe previous
ysar. Ia im they were 123,018.
Dr. D. II. Abbott of the corporation
eommlssloa has returned from bis trip
to California.
When you waal a saodara, up-to-date
pkysle try Chamberlain's rUosnach and
liver Tablets.' Tbey are easy to lake
and plaasaat fa) effect Price, SS eeou.
Sample free at T. 8 Daffy Co', drag
store. , , . - ,
IftBetectgDCatbs!! Hew Tort.
Haw Toaa, Jeae 80. TVs rsllsf frot
Ike killing beat of taw last weak, vhlcb
ws promised today Is the eaepo of
tkaaoValorsaa, did ant saaterlaUsa. At
aotfa today Us foverasaaat tberaioas
etov registered W degrees; at o'clock
this afteraooa W degrees ssd at 4 a, sa
T degrees, t degrees more taaa tee saasl
usi tesBperalar Saturday. After Uls
a drop easae aad at f. m., tee aweary
leeched 89, f. ' -" t
There was SS laersaas ll Ibe 'aUtllias
roported today over yeclardey, tbrnigk
Ibe aessber of slraple proslralloas
sot so large. Up tosaldntfht Utnlgbt II
death b4 Um reported snd M prs
trailoaa To deaiae ytetday aura
Wrrd It.
-1 5,000 flort Ordcrci Out.
rirriBi so, Jnes a0.-rrMMt T.
SbrT.r, ttf tfs Aiirirnit Xvu
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Board of Internal Improvement Awaits
- Ballard's Inspection of Road. v.
Special to Journal. - ,
Ralkish, July 1. The Board of In
ternal Improvement met here today,"
It will not make up its report on the
Atlantic and North Carolina railroad'
until after Mr. Ballard, appointed to go
over and Inspect the road, but who was
prevented by- sickness In bis family,
from accompanying the Governor and
vartyat the time tbey inspected the
road, can do so. -
Mr, Ballard will make his trip of In-
ipectton on Friday.
Power Company Chartered:
Special to Journal.
Raleigh, July 1 The Btate 'Charters
the Rockingham Company , of Spray, to
develop water power and operate mills
and electrical plants, capital (100,000.
Durlntr last Mav an Infant child of
our neighbor was suffering from cholera
Infantum. The doctors had given up all
hopes of recovery. I took a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling them
felt sure It would do good if used
according to directions. In two days
time the child had fully recovered. The
child is now vigorous and heatUy.
have recommended this remedy frequent
ly and have never known it to fail.
Mrs. Curtis Bakrr, Bookwalter, Ohio
Sold by F. 8. Duffy & Co.
The-Hcat in Kansas.
Kansas Citt, June 80. Missouri and
KanBas are suffering from hot winds
that threaten great damage to com
Atchison, Ksnsas, reports tho greatest
drought in northwestern Kansas since
1800, a warm wind having blown from
the south almost unceasingly for the
past seven days. Abilene. Kansas, re
ports lira-degree woathor wttn many
fields in South Wickinson county mli
ed. A Mexico, Mo., dispatch says the
thermomoter in that part of the State
registered 101 yesterday and today and
tbat if rain does not come soon he
farmers will have to put their stock on
the market immediately to save It. 8e-
dallia, Mo., reports 108 degrees in the
shade with the statement tbat another
week of similar weather will make cr
tsin s falluro of the corn crop in central
Missouri.
TUB MARKETS.
The following quotations wero recel
edhyJ. K Latham 4 Co, New Bern
N. O.
Nsw Vori, July 1.
CoTtoh; Open. High. Low. Cloet
July 8.70 8 72 8.03 8 87
Aug . 8.00 8.04 191
Oct 7.3 7.B7 7.59
January 7.09 7.71 7 0i
Chicago, July 1
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July...
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Open. High. Low. Close
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Open. High. Low. Close
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Spot 4 t Ml Sate 7.000 betes. .
raters, July Aag. 4 0, Oet-Hot. 417,
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Last wok
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Discovered Growling About Hr. West's
Bouse Refuses to Surrender
Special to Journal. ; f- .-.5'.C ?.
Dovbb, July 1 Quite a little excite
ment was created here Saturday -nlglit
botween ten and eleven o'clock. The
oause ot the affair was about as follows:
The family of Mr. T. h. West had re
tired except two of bis girls who were
preparing to retire. One of them was
sitting close by a raised window, un
dressed, waiting for her ' sister to-" say
her prayers and In the meantime she
happened to part the curtains to the
window and there saw approaching
within arms reach, a negro.
They, both, terribly exejted ran io
their father's room and gave the alarm.
Mr. West Immediately started to Investi
gate and by the lime he got out . of the
house he saw the negro running bat
shortly overtook him.
By this lime Mr. West's son appeared
on the scene. The negro seemed to
think he was going to be sboj as bo kept
saying, "riease aon t suoobgne, wnicu
they would not do if he would be quiet,
but he snatched away from Mr. West
and began fleeing. They ordered him to
halt but to no effect. Then young Mr.
West began shooting at blm and kept It
up until the negro cloared the yard but
was soon overtaken by Policemen Sut
ton. Upon Investigation it was found
that one ball had struck him in the back
and made a right serious wound.
Dr, Ray Pollock was summoned and
probed for the ball but could not find it.
The negro died today about three o'clock
He said there was nnother man with
him. He told sovoral stortos as to why
be was there.
The general opinion is that they were
loitering and secreting themselves
around Mr. West's yard to commit some
dastardly crime and wore simply waiting
for the chance .
Coroner J. W. Dugut t hold an in
quest here tonight on tho dead man.
A CHILD EHJOTS.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effort of By nip of Figs, whon
In need of a laxatlvo, snd if the father or
mother bo costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
It is the best family remedy known and
every family should hsve a bottle. Manu
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
Wilmington Wins.
Special to Journal.
Wilmington, July 1. Tho home club
took the first game of the new series, dc
feat I rig Raleigh by a score of 4 to 1.
JIMMIE MICHAEL
lit CHAMPION blcvile rider of
World knows a iffXHl Oilng when he
IL Jlmnibi has selected a his mount
h tli 1001 season the
Coldmbla ItlevciV,
Ue kas aelectad this mske of wheel be.
eauM It Is the BEST and SAFEST.
1 ham the agency f"r nearly all the
ntgn gride wheel, if ynn in t like
Columbia I have what too do like.
Tim ran And the best line ( FUl Ins-
Tackle In the city at my piece. I make
a specialty at Spurting Uuods In general.
Dealer fa Bievm.s, FraiAakta, grorriao
Ooone, riiostouaanra, Joa Panrrrao,
Rpaesa Stab, Seat Patassa, A
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' Dobbin A Ferratl,
. At Tucker ' Store,
Hi-US F)rttvnietSt
RalelgH, N. C
Want -Carpet
AT 75c A VAL'O ar n
rlpsiiing out fnr s'i1li(f
r timolnii' li of r t t-n.er
4i lull Tine rrp1.
trj"-l wr-rUi II C'l, II .ZU f
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: SMALL PIG HAMS,
Itreakf at NlripN, California llains ami
a Preith lot Fancy Elgin and. Clover
1IHI Print Itiiltr Just RiwivMl at J.
I,. MeDanleFtt, 71 Ilroad Ht.
Anew bbl. Fulton Market Corned Beef just received,
Fresh lot Pmall Sugar Cured Hams, Pie Nio Hams and Eng-
lish Cured Shoulders.
Fresh Grits, Oatflakes and Rice. 5
A few Nice North Carolina Peeled and Sliced Dried C
Peaches only 5c pound.
Dunham's Schredded Cocoanut Nice and Fresh. S
Heinz's Pickles lioth Sour and Sweet.
Bartlet Pears, Standard Quality 10c, 3 lb. cau or 3 for 25c j5
Give me a call. Yours to please,
3 ; 'Phone 91.
8 JUST RECEIVED o
O A Fresh lot Clover Hill Butter, Fresh Cheese, Fimey Cakes
and Crackers, wid a Nice Stock of Select Canned (JimkIs.
We also have a lot of P. P. Garner's Brick for sale.
o L. M. Satterthwaite & Bro.
Phone 169, 61 Broad Street 2
Try Our Best
I J. J. TOLSON, Jr., 5;
g Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137.
DpLTnun-
Highest Artistic Standard.
USED IN 100,000 HOMES
The President TILE United States
AN ni-OT PIIIOIOIAlVin In KuroiMt
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DLO I lIlUOlUIMIlO V Antrrlr.
For Faetory Prices and Liberal Terms,
Address: W. F. BLOUNT,
0-- State Eepreeentative,
J:l 1 .';'.,' Raleigbe N. O
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li:.Bbok Store
Nefa York Prices
for Letter Files.
Serviceable
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Patent Flour ! 5:
Flour thai, can only lie JJ
made in a modern mill
from tile nuist cnrefully
selecUl wheat. 4
Wo are selling the same
at astonishingly low prices.
Armour's Canvassed Meat
constantly on hand.
Coffee offer still holds
gixnl. Very respei tfully,
You Can Get Hold of
Good Bicycle
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