petit
mttkh
f n A A. sW A. J A M Bk. . BBa
110 mi 'iii
YOLOMI inn.
NIW BIttB, CRAVIH COUHTY, H. C, FRIDAY, OLTUBKR 19 I9uu.
M MBCK o'l
until ami im I
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my
Irue Econo
The difference of cost between a
good and a poor baking powder
would not amount for a family's
supply to one dollar a year.
The poor powder would cost
many times this in doctors' bills.
WHIU GETS CASH
By Order Superior Court the Shell
Fish Commissioner Draws $400.
Royal Baking Powder may cost a little
more per can, but it insures perfect,
wholesome food. In fact, it is more
economical in the end, because it goes
further in leavening and never spoils
the food.
to
v i Royal Baking Powder used always
I in making the biscuit and cake saves
both health and money.
I tint rrt i BR W hi to Sup re nine J Clubs.
Ninlli Congressional lHstrlct.
Tickets Sent out. No Top
Iron. Freight Kales
A rgued.
-, c pil to .Jiiu r iih
i; villi. ii. Oetohtr l1 Francis 1).
A in-Mn, Mate organizer of Oemocralic
lul.s, s)S tli nt up to Ibis date about 00
per cent of I lie White tiupiemacy clubs,
f..rincd IrM summer, have convened
theniscUes Into iiryan and Stevenson
i-iiiln
I'Im: RepuMiesn leaders here say they
- t i, o propped of carry ing any district
sic the !Ub. They Bay that in the 8ll,
i n re is oigani.ed opposition to Black
11.11 n, their nominee; that their margin
I icic is hill unall, and that.'. H. Fortune,
th.- noli pi i.ih nl Kupulilican nominee,
who n .iicnln what are known an the
i:snii,enls,'' will certainly coumand
3 .inu vuu s.
i he hisl IcgUlnlure rihnlishe.l the office
if eh ef flu II fish inspector belt! by
T.n'opliiliiB While, fuslonlst. and created
'i oyster commissioners, al $4u0 a year
, ach. White sued to retaiu his office
Miid al-o lo netihe eiulre $2800. The
rfnpn me Couit said he could not be oui
THE STRIKERS WIN.
Great L. .u Mines To Open Next Mi aiay
Al: DciuaniGr-ulel.
Special t J uru!
I'bil l.KlllllA ( t IH 'Ihe .'rent
anlhr e i . mI at: ike tl r ' ne i ml. -durall'.u,
in Milled, and tl.e urn .
iu i i, 1 1 (
I In I..- .n I
I ualiuet: .-
1 nrv n. n .
.1 l'i. ... :l
I . I In I .
.lav iiuiil hi. .1
".Mil
I.
You cannot, if you value good health, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow
ders. They are apt to spoil the food ; they
do endanger the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum iu food is poisonous.
7 n
ftOVAL BAKING. POWDER 60., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK. ,
RALEIGH.
Plan To Arouse Political Interest. Mar
ried Yesterday. Cotton Crop Better.
State Reformatory.
Special to Journal.
Rai.kkiii, N.'C, Oct. 17. J. 1!. Young,
chairman of the Democratic Committee
of this, the Fourth Congress onal l)is
trlil, lias arranged for a "rally week,"
In consist of Hie last three duys of this
month and the first three days of No
vember. During this period, In every
county in the District, lie will have every
speaker, both local and other, at work
and will make things lively, lie "ays
lliU Is the only way he enn see to U'.use
Interest in Ihe campaign- There Is no
trouble, in the Dial rlct; everything 0 al)
right, but there la no Interest. Titat is
the story in every other District lu the
State also.
The Htate chatters tho Tryon Hosiery
Company of Lynn, l'olk county, capital
$W,000, L. N. Wilcox and other tdock
holdcra. This afternoon Misa Daisy Douglas,
daughter of W. C. Douglas, Km) , of
Raleigh, was married to Mr. William
Hayes, caahler of the Bank o Carthago,
Itev. J, J. houglas, the brldo's brother,
performing the ceremony.
The Commissioner of Agriculture says
the tales of tax lags for commercial fer
tilisers are this fall consldorably larger
than they were last year at this time.
They are In fact larger than expected.
The yield of cotton In this section Is
In many cases proving to be larger than
e i peeled. In some cases where only
Ibalf crop was hoped for, It will b three
tourlhe.
By new rales adopted by the national
meeting of live stock sanitary hoards of
the United States all cattle from North
'Carolina may between Novemoer 1st,
and December 8lt, be admitted Into
Northern markets without restriction If
shipped by rail.
Oeora-eK. Prltchard. rotr. - of the
Senator, w here yesterday lo iee Gov,
!Kussell and ured him so pardon Ander
son the "mica tulne" murderer, who AT
teen years ago after conviction of mur
der In lb first degree escaped from Ah
wvllle I ill. Rvor since that time he has
been In the west, part of the Jttrrus as a
body guard of President McRlnley, ll la
aid.
The State reformatory mailer Is lo be
put before the Legislature and pressed
more strongly than ever before .
But Chairman F. M. Simmons will
open the Eastern North Carolina Fair al
New Item, November 11
ll will be remembered that Shepherd
f Urauavllla has sued Bernard, U. B.
District atlornsy, for damage for re
duction of wife, The Hapten Coart ds
' -etde wltli lh court below that lb hus
band B.Ht give lb dale of sack rlml.
' aal Intimacy and that makl lh allrga
- 'ttJoa pclfw. , ;
GREAT CROWDS.
Bryan And Roosevelt In New York And
Ohio Draw Nultlludcs.
Special lo Journal.
Nkw York, Oct. 17.-Following Uir
great ovation r.nd tremendoiiH nil etiiif!
In New York City lat. night, William ,1
Iiryan was given un iitipaiulleil ovation
on his tour through New York State to
day. At all Ihe places on the line CP al
crowds wcic out and al. Vonker-i espe
clallv the neonie went wild with enllm
siaRm.
Toi.hdo. Ohio, Oct. 17. A great re
ception was given (Joveri.or liooseve!
hereto-day. Tlnie ,! un ( norn.om
crowd and a (jieat daj light parade wai
a big feature of the day.
London and Galveston.
London, Oct. 10. The Balve-ton re
lief fund benefit performance packed the
Drury Lane Theatre to the inmost tliU
aftrnoon.
Bir Henry Irving, who was greeted
with loud applause, recited the "Dream
of Eugene Aram." Then followed acu
from "Tho Prince of Peace, "1 ho I cbt
of Honor,'' "Knglish Nell,' "Julius Cae
sar" and "Waterloo."
Many prominent pertous were in the
audience, incluriinir almost tho vhole of
the American colony. I'nited States Am- i
hasaador Clioatend Mrs. Chonle and
Ilenrv While. Hecretarv of the United I
States hmbasny, were among Uiobc
present.
The performance netted hI.oii! $t,r,nv
and ll cost leas 10 prooni e ui:iu uiy pie-
vlous charity show gotten up in London. I
Distinguished Man Gone.
Special to Journal.
WasRIROTON, Oct. 17. Wilson l j.
Wilton, Postmaster Oeneral under Orc
ver Cleveland, and author of the Wilson
Tariff BUI, died suddenly today al Lx-
Intrtna. Va. He wa nresldent of Wali-
ington and 1-ce University of Virginia.
Tenement Fire.
Special to Journal.
Nkw York, Oct. 17 In a tenement
fire in this city today eight persons were
bnrned to death. One woman waa cre
mated on the lire escape while endeavor
ing to reach safety while thousands of
people looked on at the scene.
May End Strike.
Special lo Journal
PniiJtiittru, Ps , Oct. 17. The con
ference of the representatives of tho
various coal-carrying roads and open -tor
baa andsd. Tho meetings were
ander pledg o' secrecy.
Ill said, however, that thr-y hive con
ceded all tho demands of the Urlkers
ana that the slilk will be declared off
1 ted during hU term and also that he wap
! ciiitlcl only lo $400. The auditor and
1 tie isiiri r declined lo pay this, saying thi
.id of tiie legislatuic named the 7 com
j niM-ioi crs. Today the Supreme Coun
I, ii anoamiu forced lliem to pay thr
f til l to Wi.ile.
I' day the work of bi nding out tin
Democratic electoral and Congrei-slonBl
tickets A,aa finished. There are l.WO.tOO
Con ,leslullal und 1,750,000 electoral
tickets sent out.
There was sharp frost today. It set
tled I lie ipiestion of Ihe "top crop'-of
cotton The growth of cotlon a', ihe
lop during the past 30 days has bein
phenemenal and;many people have de
clared there would be a top crop, but it
is a myth.
1'lie coi poration commission meet to
day and took up the question of frcighi
ratOH, the subject being that of clasaificii
lion. The furniture manufacturers ap-
peiired in large numbers and atked for n
,owi r elassi.icalion of furniture, so as lo
ill I hem ll lower rate of freiKht. The
Wilmington tariff association, repre
ciued by .lames K)le, asked for a lowei
i ate on cotlon piece goods.
In the new annex of iheS'.ale museun
-tie id I ho largi si hallb is to he set apari
the History room, and in tills objecli
i- inlerci-l in the history of the Ktati
will Ik; arranged chronologically; for In
Btance colonial, revolutionary, prior to
the civil war, civil war, etc., There wili
be no Confederate room, In charge of any
organization, and no historical collection
in charge of any association. All will be
under the direet control and management
of the museum and the collections will
be both by gift and loan.
ll Is claimed that the freight rate on
cotton goods shipped by mills In this
Slate to other points In ihe State is 20
per cent higher than the rite In Georgia
Hence a 20 per cent reduction is asked.
The Wilmington, Fayellevllle and other
mills petition for this.
Mrs. Bplcer Wbllaker Is elected regent
of the Noilh Carolina Daughters of the
Revolution, Mrs. D. 11. Hill, vice-regent
Mrs T K. Ilruner, Secretary.
Kcv. John E. Wlilio, of this city will
accept the pastorate of the Second Bap
tist church of Atlanta.
The .Corrjoratlon Commission at the
request of the railways hat postponed
action on the new freight classification,
until November 10th.
niei have potted notices for tin
lo resume work next Monday.
I'uii.Aiiii.riiiA, Oct 17 the sniki
hy the anlbracile mine worht-i l I'l-m:
sylvanla, wbi h begun r-epteinhi a iTil.
practically ended to-day when ihe Thi
adelphla and Heading Cu&l i.n-.l li. n
Company Mini the Lehigh V.dley I i n
Company agreed lo abolish cue nihiio
scale .u their rrrpictlvu regions an I i.
giant an advunce In wages of ten pel
cent, net, the advance to rtuutlii in op
eration unlil A pril 1st, 1901, oi then
after.
This act ion meets luu demands of I In
miners' Seraulon convention
The d e islon was arrived Ml afler :i
conference of representatives of ihe Hid:
vRlual Ci.al operators and the la. e coal
carrying companies. The confeienei
began yesterday. To-duy's at inoi war
Ihe culuiiiiali.'U of ihu recent meeting nl
iho iudiv Idual opreah.rs at Serimlnii,
following Ihe Mme Worker's convention
in the same city. .Nearly all the colllir
Ics iu Ibe coal region had previous lo
Hie miners' eonven il n, oaled n nnine
granting an advance of ten percent
The mine workers in conaide in tliii
demunded Hist Ihe sliding scale in the
Lehigh and .Schuylkill dielriels he alm.
Isued, the advance guarHtiteed uiilil
Apiil lsl, and all other dill'erences In
subuilltod for arhlliallon.
The individual operaiois iigne.i 1..
everything, and the appointment oi n
coii.nilllee 10 Induce the lleaning mo:
Ihe Lehigh companies to abolish tin
sliding scale and make I lie wage
permanent followed. ll is conceded
thai t be leaiill of to- ..t j 's ioiil.i..iici b
a complete victory for the men.
All Ibe demands of lliclr convention
aie acceded lo, and as one of the ind
vidual operators put If, aHer the confer
ence, the operators go a little further In
agrielg lo malutain Ihe wage advance
afler April 1st.
The hooks for the Hegist rat ion of the
qualified voters of the Fort liitrnwell
j precinct, no! already registered will be
I open at Fort Barnwell, on Mlinday Octo
i her .'".'nd, and will be open each day tin
The I til nnd including Friday, October 2 tit ll .
A. W. Am iiv,
i Registrar.
o
iff
"BABY
i CAPS !
We beg to announce that our Baby
Caps have come in, they are complete in
every way, many styles in all sizes.
mces zac to i.zd.
i h illed v.. 'er. ..f 1 "e !., I " I.-! 1',
i: HlliHilv Hl'I -1- i i . - I i I I e . .( ll t.l
I a l 'i ' - -loi-. I. .M .!: O. I.d er .' Jiid,
i'i.I w 111 l.c r . , n en. ti -1 :i v i.nl i :.d 1:.
'" """ ' ' A
in j it i bi i -r
"I he h..,,k foi Ihe I ;. L-1-l l Ilhej jggt 0 I! 1 I Sk' t
noi alreadi h -i-u i. I. i . I.. .-i n at : fifllV in l'-l:ifk Hlxl Colors with
i. . .N l l i ll, A
l.'eci-Uar. ji - " -
Theh el,, for the lie,istralion of the Buy One Of 111111111111 T Ifl
q"Mlie.l vlo .f Jasper precinct, not Our $1.50 I IU I" I I A
or $2.00 UlllUlllJblJlU)
,l,-,y, O, ,ol,. r W I". J
II ii.iin, O Q
The books foi the i. gi.-1 rnlioii of the
iiialil'ed voters of Tisdale I'recinct, not
1 j already registered, w ill be open on Mon
" ; day October 22nd, and wiil l.c open each
' liln until and including Friday, October
2iilh. J. R. Cl!i MWKI.I.,
Registrar.
New Bern Fair Nov. 12-17 191H)
GEN. CARR'S LIBERALITY.
To
' "t Cottot Kannfactutr Tirk.
rPtealal to ionrsat. .
WaanmoTO. Oct. 17.Tb few
IFnglaad Cotlon san facia rrs ar U
imIm U Ult ally. Today h tb eou4
Msaloai of tb AMoclalloa of their semi
natl mllB. i.bol IN BMrnbtr ar
prMt.
A A CTAD I Al
! 7or lafuta as! CUldrta.
" Til' Kbl Yn Bin Ahan tU
, tsar th
C'snatur of
i2r
- -
Population Increased 104 Per Cent
Bpeclat ti Journal.
tVAIAHtOTM, Octolier If". -The cen-
rwtarr 1 or tk Hlele of Arizona,
bow populallm. of I3),3ls. to In
erasM sine 1800 of 1M pvfeent.
. p Operations In China.
Special to JonrnaL .
; Wan0W, October , 18 Field
Marshall Waldsr. has arrived al Pekln
Tb tll4 forot have M yl arrived at
Paollng. Tb Trench cavalry reached
Cbefo wftkoqf uppotltlow andtavad tb
forvUtm railroad employ and mission-
an.,, , , .. . . . , j. -
Tb Chinese rsbvts bsv esplored
Mocha. The report m lb Catholic
kilted la Chin shows flv bishops, M
print, I Catbolle brother and 13 anni
bavs b""n put to death.
Dover.
October 17.
The time has been set, the arrange
monls are being made to have qnlte an
Interesting time In the Methodist
church. We Intend lo be present and
five the readers of the Journal an
elaborate account of the affair.
Rev. Alderman preached two very In
leresilns sermons here Sunday. We
have heard several speak very compll
menlary of them and eipressed a desire
for Iiro Alderman lo do so again, Rev.
Hopper the pastor of th Missionary
church here filled Bro. Alderman's ap
pointment over In Jones oonnty.
Mr. Heth West returned from New
Bern this morning.
Dr. J. W. Duguld cam up this morn
ing and went ont to Fort Brnwll to
see several patients who bsv typbold
fever.
llr. J. J. Crosswell, RoaU tffanl for
Southern El press Co, spent nearly
boar bet this morning on hi Way to
New Bern, lis Is very elevsr gentle
men aod w ar always glad I hint.
Tb Bryan and Btevsnson dab aset
lsst Monday night. Th aitcadM H
not as large as osaal bat w had a vary
Interesting meeting, Bevtral good talks
were mad and torn w f'mtmUri a
rolled. Tb Ub will bav a rally a
Monday alghl tb )0tb. W ara -
pealing com good (pMkrn and all who
ar In Urea lad la food gOTramat ar la
vlled to b prat. Of aoan tbl la
t Halloa Inoladat tb ladle. , -'
Will Send Democratic Literature
Ninth.
(leu. .Inlian S. Carr of Diirlinni. de
siring 10 aid in I he election ol W. .1 .
tryan lor piesident and lion. W. T.
Iiawfoid for Congress, has generou-li
piot i til (1 lion. J. I. Murphy, ilnlinnu
of the Democratic executive ci niniitiei
f the ninth district, to send a list ol
names and noslolllces, and be will im
mediately send 6000 copies of tin j
Weekly New York Journal lo all point
of this district. 1
This practical demonstration of Uen .
Carr's lnlereal In Democracy will win t
the gratitude of all Democrats The of-1
fer was contained In the following let
ter :
'I am icrv anxious that the Noilh
Carolina electoral vote should I c cast ,
for W. J. Hryan for president, and that
we Bend nine representatives lo Con
gress In full sympathy with him.
"I am deeply desirous for Ihe succes- ;
of Hon. W. T. Crawford. He is a splen
did type of the Bryan Democrat, anil !,
has proven himself to be a w ise and
capable Congressman. The unsealing !
of him by ibe Republicans watt a mosi j
outrageous act, and every Dimocral
naturally feels a great desire lo see this j
wrong righted. j
"It has occurred to me that I', might!
do some geod If 5000 copies of the New
York Journal were sent out all over his
district from now until election day. If i
you think this wise, send list of names
an 1 poslofflces at once to Ihe New York i
Journal, and I will see that the Bame are
sent at-once.
"Congratulating you on the efficient
work you are doing, and expecting suc
cess lo crown your labors, I am yours,
very truly. J. B. C'Anii."
Ashevllle Citizen, Oct. 10th.
The books for the l.'ciristrniioii of the
! ipialiiied voters of Dover preeiiu I, in.
i aire ady registered, will be open al Dove
Ion Monday Octolier 22inl, and will In
open e.ich nay until aim tneiiioiug en
day, October 'filh.
(1. V l!l 11 A i. oso.
Registrar.
The hooks for the Registration of Un
qualified voters i f Cove precinct, not id
ready registered will he open at Cove, on
Monday October 22nd. and Hill be open
each day until and including Friday,
Octolier 2i'ilh
T H 1 1".
U. gist i ar.
if tin
Tim books for the Resist rati
otialilied voters of Truili's pre' inel, not
already legislered, will be o
Truitt's, on Moniiay Oriober 22ml, and
will he open each day until and inclii
ding Ki ida . 'clober "J"". h
A N l!.uu;i. I..N,
Regi-irar.
'I he bo.. ks for the Registralioii of ihe
ipialiiied volers of 1'ein prieiin I. not al
ready registered, w ill he opi n atl'ire
Company Truck House, corner Oeorge
and Cy press streets, on Monday lletuhei
22nd, and will be open each day utile
and Including Friday, October "JUih.
Have you seen our
ALL LINEN HEM-STICHED
anlkcreWs
ii
1
s
and be pre
pared for
the rainy
days that
are sure
to come
this Fall.
We have them in La
dies and sizes for men
at Very Low Prices.
Mi
SUCCESSOkS TO O. HARKS CO
Cotton Storage.
FIr?-proof AVnrohonse !
STOIi'KD imtl INsTHKI) uL Hiiiall cost and miHonatile aJ-
mic it di'Kired. 1 In- MahHlical jiosition juslilics tnostor-
W. II
ARE YOU REGISTERED ?
I'l ISM R
Regis!
Flo Bobemlaa baad-palnUd, a.ad
tnpl plstsd, Uble-ia, also a aw Ho
of R F. Plmmon high gr4 watch
cha ds, every on wsfraated to gtt an
llr satlsfaclloa at, J. 0. BlXTia,
Rerlstratlon berlni October fJJnd and
Continues Until 2th.
The books for the Registration of Ihe
qualified volers of tho First Ward pre
cinct, not already registered, will be open
at lh city hall, on Monday October
82nd, and will be open each day nntll
and Including Friday, October SOlb.
R R. Hill,
Registrar.
Tb book for lh Registration of lb
qualified voters of lb Second Ward pre
dnot, not already registered, will b open
at lb Court Hons, on Monday October
Mad, and will be optn each day mill
aad Including Friday, October Mib.
Q. B. Wirama,
Registrar.
Tb book for tb Reglalratloa ol tb
qnallflsd tour ol lb Third Ward pr
oJnct, aot already rlsUrl, wUI U
opea al.Blraat' tbla, a Monday
Ootober Wnd. tad will b op aaoa diy
aatQ aad ladadlaf Friday. Ootobar
Mtb.' B. 8. BTaaar,
, Registrar
Tb book for tb RegUlnlloa of tb
,aa1tfld voter of lb Fonnk Ward pra
olatt, aot already registered, will ba
pea at Uargalt'i Bhop, oa Monday Ois
tobsr I3ad, and will M open acb flay
The books for the Reg l-l ral ion of the
itlulitied voters of Vanceboro pruinrt,
not already registered, will Ix' open al
Vancehoro, on Monday October 22 d
and will l)c open each dsy uiilil and in
eluding Friday, Oi tuber 2nth.
,1 I'. llll KY,
Resist rar.
The liooks for the Itrglslrallon of the
qualified voters of Maple Cypress pre
dnri not alteadv reirlslered, will be
open at Maple ypr'es, on Monday Oc
tolier 22nd. and will lie open each day
until and Including Friday, Octolier 98th.
I,. C. Dawson,
R. gUlrar
Late Telef raphlc Hems.
William J. Iiryan spoke at sixteen
different points In New York Htate yes
terday, Including a speech at Albany.
II eiprewed gnat regret for th
death of William I Wilson.
Oor. Kooavlt poki at Arkon, Ohio,
yesterday, where a demonstration was
mad said to equal that given lo Iiryan
at that place.
Sir Arthur Bnlllvaa Is dangerously 111
at Moat Carlo.
Ua1td Stale consul, Held at Madrid, I
dead.
At Elktoa, Kr-, n lynched aargro
wbo tried to break Into a bona. II was
lake from Jail by tb orowd.
V. .". i i i
liclicvc will 8it rely come.
( nil. HI
v ine s iiniile on
;ii;r of col Ion for liuicll liigln r H iccti w ltii h w
('oi"i"i'sioiiili'iict' Sol ioi li'il.
3E. K. Bislroi,
NEXT TO COTTON EXCHANGE.
THOROUGH!. Y GOOD
Cotton Comforts.
Iluylng (lotion Comforts Is riky businens It's
mighty easy to make a mistake ami get the cheap,
no-account, shoddy filled apologies for bed clothing which
soon wear In holes and become "bunchy ." Tint we sell
ihe "Snow Vake" and "Olympla" Coltrm Comforts, which
arc made by the largest and besl-known manufacturers of
this class of goods.
The filling Is put In evenly aod smoothly and so fast
ened that ll will stay that way during the life of Ihe cov
ering. And the coverings! You never saw such a host of
unique and attractive patterns In every conceivable color
combination and effect.
Well. They ara ailfbty aiadost
These example will git yaa aa
Idea sf tk entire stack
$2 4 a
SMITH'S
61 POLLOCK STREET STORE
I. tr I
Bricks,-- Bricks I real estate i
Anyona In lh1 of Brick a, call on
ltaa aMlvl n.lrl fh ffMan of tttl.ta.!
VfTf iVWW" i " -
riGOTT,
Ha. 14 Mldlla Html.
aad y.llow dofr wm m fcU Iota lag.' ' w ft, . f, .. Vt
Ol "h. ' KkHftMT v -'ft
answer 1 svasn
Foanaa, Carolina Inn.
cbange.
City Real EaUU bought and o.d oa
eonimUaoa
Collection of Rent for those la th
city a well a those living outilde.
' Tn T