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That is if you hive me. :
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v o;":o;:4o,'r;
thai it takes money to cary on business
successfully. Vw
' You do me an injury, whether inten-"
tionally or not; ill delaying settling ,
your account. t ,
So I ask you to please make on early "
settlement.
HACICEURN
47-4 POLLOCK STREET.
VWe Mecum Spring,
. STOKES COTOITK, W. C
Affording more than 20,000 gallon per day.
ANALYSIS GRAINS
Potassium Sulphate.
.v; ".5423
.... 1.4837
P odium UluorWe
Magnesium Sulphate. . . .
Calcium Chloride .....(...
....1S.W33
.'. . . 6 J490
,...84.6621
. . ..1 1.6'85 .
. . 1.2f96
.... Trace t
.... .5589
.;: v.S vMcinm Bulpnate. . ..
J y .Calcinra Bl-carbonate
' Iron Bi-carboaate.
l')ii ' Lithium 8uiphate..'..
i .'..T, urganrc juavwr ............... o.c2a
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Total-Grains. 106 9464
V! AboTe analysis nmd by me shows'
freedom from surface water and quit : . From the Analysis of Dr. Ja. M.iyilt
larRe amounts of Snlphate Carbonate of uu),i tna toreeolnr futures are deducted.
Calcium and Hulphata of Maenmiiim.
JAB. M. WUlTFIEbU,
Analniral Chemist
Richmond, Va..8ep. 4,1900. - Hov. I7t 1M&'
': ' . i WissTOK, N. 0, October 10, 1900.
After quite an extended experience of prescribing and noting w
.suite of various mineral waters, I unhesitatingly think this' water -the
vf" best renovator and builder up" of fjem all. For Scrofula, Catarrh and
- V Btood Diseases generally it is aUnoit
ioo, cannot be said of the curative
..' -'
For sale by .F S.
IBS?
A Fresh lot Faiall Pig Ilanm", Breakfaitt Strips, Via Hie Haras,
-and Fjiullah C!urd Should era. . '' v ' .
,;.;if you want something :po$'jitj ont Srrwkod IVklfiaii-y'
sages, packed 1a oil, i)o lb, they are all right We also bare
, a full line of Canned Meats, Vegetables, Soups, etc , ...
... - If you want good bread, try our 2o and So Flour lhrj
caa'l bu lat any where. ' . " V '' O' -v"-
- j ' Ws art also headquarter for Fine Batter and Coffoc, Our
Morning Glory Brand of Coffee Koa. 1, S, and 4, at UOo, 26c,"
80o and l&c'per pound U a trade wlaner , ' . ',
: - (Siva na a trial and M will
Yours ior
: WfcoUaaU a4 Retsll Ortcer, . ' ;
'..Cor. XlrontJ Ilancork fit.
' rnon bs.
sir
Peninsular Stoves r.nd
Ranrj23 Just Rcczivcl
Full linn K,ii y
(;iiv r
1 I V
and Otrn. ("win" I'rn M
Iter, Sod t't'.i-ra ri(;!.t. Our tt- In
f :i
iiui v, .
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in ,
It!.
Pitt U. 8. GALLON t
Sulphuri Anhydride (803). , . ,
Lime (CaOf .....i.... :
., 47.994
. .89.4228
jMagnoiia (MgO)..-.,.
IronXre). ....... ,j ,
Potash (K30)....
8oda Na20). . :.
Chlorine (CI)...".
Llthla(LiaO). v ........ .....
Silica (M02). i ... ;
. 4.5818
. V.W62
. .essa
."'.7788
.8.9869
.Troe
.6638
vrganic ana oiiiejiiiur(iio -
-. matter. ............. . v .
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, THOS. CLARKE, A. M. Ph. D.
' " a"ni Unlyerslty, Germany.
a 8peciflc.';TToo much, lrt my . opto
properties of Vade Mecum Water,
D. N. DALTON MD,
DUFFY, Druggists
S i i U 4aS
niranlm rt t1na umr
business, "
3Tr.;
- iiTP, jfng;r u l -kiri(f f t"Tf
f.A.r limn fuft t-'-t 1-til Toti v..:.!
is r ow cmii-liU in ,i)n Jr.t j,d
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CilllSII.
Questionable Service Jteyt Nor
0t rtul Schools,
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Trsea listers Fealteatlary.
SUa-
toa's BIrtb Tlaes 3Cartoret
' 'Couatyi' Few Exeepttoasi
O rroahlei;:seBsl.ji
, fcat-rco'ruo ;l;;
RatEiei, July it.TbWgsmj8t J
TJtawas?tlT"al
ooftvlotedltt court here, was today taten
to the penitentiary feserTe hls lO-yeaj
seniencetjJtiiS: urojoevB; paWis5a.
Waddtll. whdiB he sdufeitt to incriminate
ta $e matter of Jhe swindltaaV of ;;tb.e
Ylreinli State Life Insurance Company,
tu dlsctiarged'; si being .elearlr Inao-
oen W Tyon; had, while In" jail,, W-
deavored to have WaddUl say he and
not Ttson had swindled the company
Tyson, whenWaddlU's case was called,
declined to, be A witness, saying he
wanted to be exoased The judw ssJd
he oonld nanith him. ior contempt of
ooort, butthat would only be by placing
him lit jail, where . he already was. A
nol pros was then entered as to Wad
dill. Vtl;
The corporation commission In making
this year's assessments of railway and
other property of the class of which 'It
has supervision, hat' largely ; taken the
values' given " In by the corporation
This.sb.ows an 1 nor ease over last year.
It la reasonable to suppose that the cor.
poratloni will make few exceptions to
the assessments, at the hearing they are
to be given next Tuesday. .;,
The newspapers an4 having a gocu
deal to say about the birth-place of Ed
win V, 'Stanton,' President" Lincoln's
Secretary War,".. He was. born In
Carteret, county, this States In the
AO's his father, who was a Quaker, re
moved to Indiana, on account of his
dislike of slavery.;. . '"'; i
H. O. Davit of Hops Mills, who last
week was elected Instructor of Wesvlng
and designing in the Textile School, of
the Agricultural .and . Mechanical Col
lege, arrived to day.'," ""'' ' ..'
Other arrivals are, O. SL Smith, WU-
mlngtoni B. Q. Green, Warrentoni Dt
H F. Early, New Bern. .
Great pressure Is being brought to
bear by the people of the various towns
where the seven negro normal schools
art located to . have them, alt retained
The claim Is made that each Is doing ad
atlrahls work. This does not agree with
the report oj the : Stale board of public
school examiners..-A, member of that
board said to s school official here that
all the students reaUv fitted to be teach
its, In Blithe saves schools, oouMbepot
la one .room and taught by one person.
It is rants red that ths board of tiamt
sers Is eoalemplstlng delegation of Its
power to elect teachers of these' schools
to the local boards. It Is the eommen
that It It does so It . will mast s grsvs
mistake. ; .. uv ,
Those famous" tiuls pills, DeWlU's
LltUe Barly Risers eompal your liver
sad bowsls to do their duty, thus giving
yea para, rick blood to recaperate your
body. Are easy to lake. Nsrtr gripe
r. B, Duffy Co. t ., , ?
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THROUGH TRAGI ACROSS ASIA.
Jresi Roscew m tlrcteask ta Ekvea and
"S'v '" ; a Half bays.,
8r. Prrtaascao, Jsly 10 Tl) new
direct tbroaeh trds from Moscow -to
trkauk sad f trttnsfc, where the steam
er starts dowa UeAmur rirafoa
way to Tladlrostok, will be maolog be
fore this reaches the Celled Slats.
.Al flrst h will rtsosoe a wtki lattt
twice a week. The jonrMv, loolodlns
lbs paasage of Us Psissl by boatwill
last 11) dtrs. sad Inolodlog the rt
Joflrasy to Kbabaaovsk sad tba ractSe
aed M the railway )our,y le Yl(l!oa.
lok 1 days.' A Irtt-elaat ticket for lbs
satire trip will eoal ITI rubles (t'-).
The Uoaalas apP sipert great
things from lbs connracltot of U Ht.
P.t.nhorg-Tlatks IlsUwty, which wfU
aiTuil a sjorlbera oonasclkia wttk the
traa-8lberWa II m tad wl't trarsrae
esmtw of backward prevtsom ta Norlb
fS T! !. It wilt pm Tlkhrla, Che-
rpu, Volor4t tad l!lv-k and will
ae the I'tna Kotlas Met le t!Tolln(
imlo with traae hlNta.
branch 1'b f fn Pay to , Par.Ci.ff
rr4 ll! C''X f'''.lil Pl'frUa
fori te l Baliln.
- Hick T;2c tt Ci!rc-.!os.
ftlSa44 Hi Si"t tlt Ff
i' t!' ? . t 1 1 1 : 1 -. 1
wt (trm Nl r-n ! I' 'f
wm sit f. wt.-Ms lka t.'s'.'-t s''
) , with ll.t'i ' f !. tU'tm
f f list ff, tmff,
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p -' ' ''If 1 ' . i
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TERRIFIC HEAT WAVE.
Chicago' and West : horolng ' up- From
Cncaoo, 111., July 10. Not since he
ettsbllshment Ihe Weather 'Bureau
hat this City .experienced such terrlflo
heat as affected it today. - One hundred
and two in the 3 shade was. the high rec
ord, the highest ' previpnsv mark being
July 1. 1897, when it reached 90.8. :The
wind blew with force from the, west and
southwest and hotter, more . stifling sir
wss never feltln this city before. : So
hot did it become during the afternoon
that all through the business section of
the city tenants of offices slammed down
their windows to keep out the air, The
sir wsssodry, however, that itt effects
were, not s, disastrous sS would, have
been the case had greater humidity pre-
vsien. 'vi'.:i.:-;'i.i: w-
Tonight the wind changed to the
northeast and ' the mercury went down
degrees wiinm sn nonr. cignt pros-
trstiOns were reported. No desths.:-.
Reports (onlght.f rom different, points
In
Illinois, lows, Kansas, Nebraska,
WIscensin, and Missouri show condi
tions of heat equalling or surpassing all
previous' records. - In many sections the
long continued heat has seriously in
iared, If not irrecoverably ruined corn
and frut oropt. The list of fatalities Is
surprisingly small, but the humidity Wat
less than daring the hot dsys of last
week., Keokuk and Davenport, : Iowa,
reported 105 degrees, from Dubuque 108
was received, with s high wind shrivel
Ing np vegetation. Burlington reported
103 degrees at the Weather .Office,'" and
110 on the streets. From Kansas came
reports ranging fromtOO i 'to 108 with
widespread damage to crops.
Lincoln, Neb., .reports a maximum tern
perature of 103, St. Joseph, Mo , reported
109 on the street, with damage' to crops
and threatening injury to stock on ac
count of wells snd springs drying np.
Sprfngflold, III., reported lGff. -
Whed'yon want a modern, up-to-date
physic try Chamberlain's Stomach and
liver Tablets. They are easy to take
and pleasant In effect. Price, 25 cents.
Samples free ft 7. 8. Duffy & Co's. drug
store. -
Lands Open On Time.
Washimqtov, July 10 The com
plaints from land offloes in Oklahoma
other than El Reno and Lawlon, that
they should be allowed to make regis
trations for the opening' of the - reservs-
lloni August 6, are regarded Offletsly as
not well founded.
The matter wss taken np some weeks
ago, and Delegate Flyna at the time na.
successfully' eadeavored - to have 'the
ether Oklahoma offices included,
It Is said here that the reports of the
number of - eattle' oa the lends to be
opeaed have been exaggerated and that
there are, In fact oa ths Wichita reser
vatloa oaly 71.000 head. The opening
of certain leads a month hence is man
datory: - A Urge part of the 71,000 bead
oa lbs Wichita leads, it la said can be
shipped to the market within) the allot
ted time sod the rest moved flown d the
Slows grazing lands, which will sot be
throws open to settlement. " f
! Tke plies that aanoy you -so ' will be
sjnfekly sad permanently healed If yon
use DeWltl's. Witch Hasct Salre.- Be
ware of worthless counterfeits, F.. 8.
Duffy A Co. . ' ' -. , .
, VDcaeaK Con Acretre.
Wsatsuros, July' 10. Prsllmlssry
retaras 10 lbs tiaileUeaa of the Dtpsrt
ment of Agrtealiare oa the acreage of
eorsv planud tadiosle a redacltoa of
about foer hoadred thousand
flvs per esak from the area pits ted last
year. Of the twenty-two Slates having
one mlllloa acres sod apwsrd of corn Is
IK, twelve shows decrease of about
1.900,000 seres, whits la the remaining
tea sa laomse of about ,900,000 acres
shows.
Of lbs Iweaty-thrws rUatet sad Ttrrl
lorias sarlajr tbaa ons . mdlloa
acres Is eira 1 1900 okty sit report
tmallsf SCrvagte Ihtu were planted last
year, , '
The arerag eondltlos of las (rowing
crop U 61 1 as coapsrsd with K.I oa
Joly t, 1900, ssd k lea year srerage of
ox
' If. C Ri'Vo4 Director. ;
Ppt) to Jem nl.
(li i, S. Jalf 11-Tlit p
,,'. ,t. kt.ul Lrt ft lh rtmlll Ceri.ll
!l:irn1, t il?, '-l"l M d!rwi.
B, T, IT kn. if Wsk, fV-acaaa ( m'io
T! i! i., I at thrlr B.lin( It
.t.n'pj ( r.)H li ' ta
II-r,eil, K't'.'T. f"l Ii.(.ui
l.'r,r.f, ai!fy
Cii;'
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KAhk Sa Piaa '
Newport News Machinist Decide to Stay
Out Because of Expected Aid.
NawpoBT fawai..yi'' Wj; W.r-Tbe,
striking machinists voted - this ? morning j ,
on me proposiuon 10 return to wots to
morrow and the motion was defeated,
only about a dosea voting for it, accord
ing to the best information obtainable.
is certain thai .the men would have
voted to return to work had It not been
tor the receipt of a telegram from Presi
dent O'Connell, of lbs International At
tociatlon, promising all the flnanclsl as
slstance possible If the men : remained
out President O'Connell was Informed
by wire" lsstjilght thst if he did not
send fl.OOO and pledge further' aid the
mehyronid vote on the question of going
back, this being a virtual threat that they
Would returUiS'f 1 ' jt
A nnmbef.of men,; most of . them not
members of the association, announced
their intention of returning to work in
the morning, and it is expected that at
least 25 will do so,; probably more, They
hare applied to the police authorities to
have men ststioned at the shipyard gate
to prevent a possible attempt'to prevent
tbem going back to work. No trouble
Is anticipated, but It was thought best to
be on the safe side, especially as there
were hot 'words at the meeting this
morning and trouble Was narrowly aver
ted during the discussion. . ,
Those men who do not return to work
in the morning sre discharged snd their
places will be filled between now and
Monday. The shipyard management an
nounces that no difficulty Will be exper
ienced in this, and It is understood that
contract has been made for 250 machin
ists from out of town.. These, with
those already in andjhose that will re
turn to work tomorrow, will almost
bring the force up to the normal. Many
of the men went to the yard this : after
noon and got their tools, expecting to
leave the city ' as soon as they ean get
jobs elsewhere.
Schools to Remain Unchanged.
Special to Journal.
IULBion, July 11 It is decided that
all Negro Normal schools shall remain I
Si they are at present for this year, and I
the weak ones will be consolidated.
A Pot Walloper.
The parliamentary register for 1806 1
showed that there was then only one
pot walloper in all Englnnd. One see
ing the term for the flrst time might
easily Imagine that a pot walloper wns
S species of Ichthyosaurus or some oth
er reptile of a pest age. It will be die-1
covered upon Inquiry, however, that I
the term "pot walloper'' Is literally one I
wbo bolls a pot and was applied to vot-1
In certain boroughs of England I
Where, before the passage of the re
form bill of 183 the unallflcattons for
suffrage was to have boiled (walloped)
his own pot 4n- the parish for six
months. '-
THE MARKETS.
Ths following quotations werS receiv
ed by J. E, Latham 4 Co, New Bera.
Naw Toaa, July 11.
Cotto; - Open. High. Low. Close
.iely'..:;-. . 830 Mil
rAsev. ...., 7.71 ' 7.79 7.78
Oct.......... 7.66 7.61 7.65
January..,.,.. 7.88 '7.69 TJPf
'.: j ' "' .- . Chicago, July 11.
WatiTi i Open. High. Low. Close
Joly....n..
Sept... ..." W ;
Ooas-i ' Opee. High. Low.
Close
Jf.i..i 48'' ;
, aVfit..., ...' 80 ; ' ' .
aibtt- Opeii, nigh. Low,
Close I
July .'...... ',.. ' ".-
. -y ': t 'New Terk.Jaly lrT
Srocss; V . OptaisBfgh. LoW. Close
8o.RyPfd..... si Uk 41
Cost. . " ... . 'i ' IIS
Bo Ry.f.r..
Mo. P, ,.
U.S. L.. ........ IS
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m
15t
t. c. o... ,
St. P ... ... 161
ir
. se
Tea .... o
Am. C-.f.
UrwftMl
H(-.i 4 II It ID.OOJ UIm,
ratqc,lly-Au(; 4 St, (M-Nnv.4 ll
roaf rirr.
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STRIKERS' VOTE.
i p. nrtnon n in t n i n I
5 m iuuuu uaii uuuu g
IFityR I
JUST RECEIVED. I
Fancy Cakes and Crackers. Jgi
Canned and Potted Meats of all kinds- 5,
Fresh Clover Hill Print Bptter. Fancy Cream Cheese. 5
Imsorted Ginger Ale on Iop, 3 bottles for 25c J
Big Hams to cut, and Numerous other good things to eat,, J?
nice and fresh. Jfj
Give me a call. Yours to pleawe, 5j
J.L.ilil,Sfi
g 'Phone 91. 71 Ilroad St,
O JUST RECEIVED
O A Fresh lot Clover Hill Butter. Fresh flhppse. Fnnnv fiilrps
and Craekera. and a Nidfi Stork
We also have a lot of P. P.
O b. m. uaiiui iiiviaiic ul ui u.
8 1 Phone 1 69,
((CCCOi
5
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St Grocer. Phone 137.
1 AMBook Store
Only a few
Nice
Hammocks
; 6. H. Ennetti
Notice of Dluol.tloi of.Cf-Ptil
; . V;- -eriMp.'!;-". ,
The eo-partssrshlp heretofore tilsllaf
Ibetweetf E.' W. Armttrosg sad B.L.
Slmpklss, ssdsr ths asms sad style of
1 1 matrons; and 8lmpklns to, this day
dlaaolved by msiaal eostetrW
Mr. ttmpklns bat sold his laterest la
tajd eo-psrteeraLlplo said M. W, Ana-
strong, see said X. W, Artnstmeg has
sasumed all lbs debts and lUbfllttes of
said eo-partnerthlp. Afl the-drbtt dwe
the trm 10 be paid la Mr.Answtrong. ;
ThU lbs loth day of July, 1D0I. '
.)",. B. W. ARMSTRONG.
., . A 1. PlairKIfJS. ,
Tke bestows baretofors done aaxbr
I the lira saatt of ArwMtroeg sod Mmp
kins. !U IS rotiir M ryslnl I r toe.
ss'l i Mk l ooaUaani pMrnn r rf rfc.
frrt.,!of l firm, a M all
a. pims, ptomltlnf U (Irs mf Wat
attntltuD VI lhot r!ln St ley Store,
N 67 Ml.l lle strl, Hws.
( llf-tfs!lf,
- R. W. AtiWhTlU'NiJ.
July ).h. r-t .
i, iil l' ! ... ,L,
i. .-r. . ...io ll, r-'1
Or . . t . I.- . .In ' . A I
fa,-!' ' - f f I t t . .1 ' 1
s I ! p r
nf Snlfirr. Cnnnml fJnrwlu
Garner's Brick for sale. 7.
rrt
61 Broad Street
Make
Memorandum
of your nemls in tin- limt of
groc eries; then bring it hern nnd
the onlor llllod ironiptly, deliv
ered punctually, guaranU'cd to
be satisfactory, anil at thci best
prices for you.
We aro receiving frcsli gocls
daily. Among tlieni are those
famous star hams and Armours
canned and canvassed meats In
great variety. Hoods delivered
Promptly.
Very Respectfully.
x
Important Notice!
E CD. QO.D.Line.
On account of the annual repairs U
the 8Umer Neuse, the will be temixira
rlly withdrawn from service on Satur
day July 13th until further notice.
During her absence the Bteamer New.
heme will tail at 19 o'cloc k, noon, on
Tneadaya snd Fridays, making stop at
Oriental, Rnanoke Island and Nag
Ilead both ways. -y
OKO. UENDCRHON, A rent
Kew Bern, Jf. C, July 10, 1901.
Now receiving from farm daily Fine
Peaches and large cultivated Black
berries; also on sale Pure Blackberry
Wins, Art years old, foe family use,
0o per bottle, IU0 for S.
Phone No. ft. ,
Thomas A Edison's
Iat't tn-ipr ,. nf fl,. fW '
r rt.h 'i Kir 111, 11, aV ay w'U
it t-.p4 StMki m-ary trltv
U .ry fnt S4 di.lm.t. ll k Wnw.
.Irrf h k. R U ttti
I n. f i-tn In f mf nH r-m. yrm 1
i t . S.I I.Tftf. I.)b(t4 t ahn
It w. T" t'' 19 s.-l 1 a4 ap.
1 -n ti af, ihm tfhuafcia
xv::. t. iTiiiis,
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