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i 1 II 5W 1 11 " 1 " 11 1 1 1 i. m . i n m , i. i i-i - ' . . - ' ' ' hi i , , . ; . , . ... .... , . .. ,. 1 VOLDMI XXV. . - . , v RIW BIEH, CBAVIH COUHTY, V. C, TUISDAT, JUNE S,.190S FEIST 81CTIOH. - 1 NUMBER 18 t i - Eiiiisa. Supreme Coort Finished Hearing ArfBmenls on Appeals. . Irapertaat Cat to t Calt4 States Supreme Caart. Maaager or the Balelgfc Bsse Ball ; Team Uees North to . M Seenro New ; . . Players. ' ' T , Raliigh, My ',.31. The Supreme Court hu finished the bearing of r?n tnents on appeal. There are about tjfi opinion yet to be filed. It win. require something; like SO day for the court to complete It work at thta term. - The case which nw foe to the United Bute Bupreme Court ou a writ of error, Involving the right of the Mate to lm poae a license Ui on all piano, tewing machine, etc., thlpped C. 0. D. to per ions.ln.thI Ute,. lof wlde-tpread In terest. The .attorneys for the compa nies which ship such - goods Into the State say the decision that the sheriff of Person could leryon goods so shipped Is a rank violation of the Inter-state com merce. . ' ' -' ' " Manager Rivers of the Raleigh base ball team left today for the north to se cure new players. The Raleigh team has fared badly this week. The Secretary of State has received from the clerk of the court of Perqui mans cpunty one of the record books of land grant missing for 120 'years or more. It Is of grants Issoed In 1774. There are several other record books missing between 1771 and 1775. The Secretary of State greatly.deslres these. They are Stale property and perhaps some are at Edenlon, New Bern and Wilmington. The public schools here have ended their terms. The attendance was the the largest on record. A new tchxtl site, for a colored school has been pur chased. This will give ten public schools In the Raleigh district, , "" - The Worth Bsgley camp of Spanish War Veterans, of Boston sent a superb wreath of palms to be placed on the grave of Worth Bsgley la Oakwood Cemetery here. - - J ' " Oov. Aycock will not go to Chapel Hill until next Tuesday; -A . - At the Raleigh Male Academy Ben Lacy, Jr., a son of the State Treasurer; - won tbe gold medal for Latin. The man(ramu( JHilt, of (be MarlonJ Uurnsville turnpike stockholders to force the penitentiary to furnish convicts to that road, comes up Juno 7 before Judge 1 Council. There are no convicts which csn lie fiiiaisheiV so the road has no .case at all. , , -' State Convention July 16. Special to Journal. Raleigh May 81,-Democralic State Chairman Simmons today issued a call for llio State Convention which will be held July 18th. ,-vr (- McDuffle's Witch Hazol Foot Healer Is one of the finest baby powdera known, cures prickly beat and gives Instant re lief.' 85 cents at F. 8. Duffy V V I. . ." "-1 -'y:y"'' Giant and Pysntlea of Space. There is nn luimeuse range of differ ence In tbe brightness of the Stars when the sun is taken for a standard of comparison. Some of tbe stars emit only one one-hundredth as much light as tbe bud emits. Others emit a thou sand times as much light as be does. Indeed, one scientist thinks there are at least twCT stars each of which Is prob ably 10,000 times as bright as the sun, which signifies that if either of those stars were as near to us as the Bun is It would outshine him 10,000 times In brightness,. The .4wo stars are Cano Dus, which is In the southern neml , sphere end Invisible from our part of the earth, and Klgel, one of tbe two brightest stars In the constellation On - on. - . . ' Tk SIm of Great Brltala. Great Britain is only half as big as Sumatra and double tbe size of New foundland. It stands fifth in point of , size in the list of too world's Islands. England without Wales is almost Iden tical lii point of size with Roumanla. It is less than one-quarter as big as France or, Germany. The whole Brit lsh Isles only occupy . the one sixteen- hundredth part of tbo surface of this globe; - 'Great Britain Is widest be tween Land's End and Kent The ut most width Is 325 miles. It Is narrow eBt between Lock Broom, on the west - coast of Scotland, and Bornoch firth, on the east coast. Tbe distance be tween the heads of these two Inlets la but twenty-four tulles. 1 . , -i . .-It hnblantola'a Kealjr. :' When Rubinstein was - traveling through tbo United States upon a con cert tour. It chanced that Barnum's circus followed almost exactly . the same route chosen by tbe great Bus - slan. On one occasion, when the train was filled with spake charmers, acro bats, clowns and the like, tbe guard, noticing perhaps Rubinstein's remarka ble appearance, asked him, "Do yon belong to the show?" .V- Turning his leonine head with a sav age shake Rubinstein answered fierce ly, "Sir, I am the show." . CASTOR! A Tit I: -'.j and Cli:i:3. 4 i TELEGRAHHIC BREVETIES. Once again hu the Csar of Raula had reminder that ha I not the "whole thing. A young woman waa recently found In too close proximity to his royal highness with a dynamite bomb In hes possession. She was taken in charge by the police before any damage was done. Minister' Wu Ting Fang had a bad scare last week. While on a visit to the state .Insane asylum at Mllledgevllle, Georgia, one of the inmates grabbed the famous Chinaman's "pig tall'1 and gave It a vigorous yank' which had a very per ceivable affect on his nerve. The Ohio Republicans in convention assembled last week- declared against "bad" trusts. The question now arjses as Co what the Ohio., Republicans regard a "bad" trusts. ; l J Paul J. Sorg, a wealthy tobacconist of Mlddletown, : O, died last week. He was a well known Democratic politician and a man who had become very rich by means of his great thrift and Indus -4':' It is stated that on May 23 there were 86,000 lb, of Spanish Mackerel caught seines near Morehead City Only one half dozen boats were engaged in this enormous catch which la reported to be the largest made for many years. The fish were prepared for tbe market and sent north. The school ' board of Raleigh have made glad the heart of the school boy and brought upon themselves the never dying praises of. Young America. In arranging a schedule of holiday and re cesses, they have Included circus - day as a holiday In case such an event occurs during the regular school session. Chicago is threatened with a meat famine, a condition of affairs that has never before existed. The police fear that violence may result on account of the scarcity of meat. Memorial day was observed Friday In Washington with more solemnity than ever before. - President Roosevelt made an address at Arlington and Judge Thos O.Jones, of Alabama, made the address at Grants tomb in New York. The white messenger boys of the Wes tern Union Telegraph Co , of Norfolk, Vs., have struck on account "of an un- iular delivery clerk. Negro messen ger boys havo been employed to deliver telegrams. CHURCHMEN. Archdeacon Chorion of England, has been elected to succeed bis brother as bishop of Nassau. General William Booth Is coming to America this fall and will speak in all the principal cities. . ;: The report comes from Rome that the Right Rev. Sebastian Messmer, bishop of Green Bay, Wis., may be pro claimed archbishop of Manila at the approaching consistory. The Rev. Dr. Donald of Trinity church, Boston, has Just been appoint ed, with the Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott on tbe first board of preachers which tbe University of Chicago has ever bad, the latter having Just adopted the Har vard plan. Yon are liable to a sudden attack of Summer sickness and should keep in your house a bottle of Dr. SETH AR NOLD'S BALSAM : the best known Remedy. Warranted to give satisfaction or money refunded by T. A. Henry; THE FIRST FOR CHARLOTTE. New Bern Loses After an Apparent Safe Lead. Fielding Features. ' Special to Journal. Chablottb JuneS-oNew Bern started today's game with an apparent safe lead A base on balls, Randolph's three bagger and Crawley's single giving, New Bern two runs in the first inning. , Charlotte assisted by, two . errors, started hitting in the third, and the game was.never in doubt after that. Gettig struck out five and gave no bases on balls. ' - Foster, Fillman and Devlin lead la fielding, but the fielding on neither side waa fast. : .; ;?;';. -Vv. Attendance 600. The score Is as fol lows. v : .,....;:; ::z "ti : . 1 2 8 4 5 0 7 8 flnlt H E New Bern 8 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-854 Charlotte 0 0 3 3 1 2 0 0 x-0 10 8 Batteries Gettig and Foster. Bishop and Lehman. F.OUL BtTS. ." Hurrah for Wtlmtpgton, Raleigh the victim. Score S to 4 ; " Get at them today, maybe Simons will turn the tables. - ? ; ;' The sting of a Hornet is much worse than the soar of a Sea Gull. s ; Greensboro 9, Durham 0. was the re sult of yesterday's game at Greensboro. " i . '- STANDING) OF TUB CLUBS. .' WOS tOST PSR CENT. Charlotte 21 8 875 Durham 14 11 660. Raleigh 14 U 660 New Bern 18 13 480 Greensboro 11 14 . 440 Wllrnlr-ston . 8 23 . 033 Three Negroes to Be Executed July ; 8th. Rural Delivery Output. Bain Badly Needed. Health Report ' New Step Taken By the Ag ricultural Department " Requisition Made for F.S. Dawson, Al leged Embex- sler. , Raleigh, June 3. Governor Aycock today issued a warrant for the execution of three negroes at Salisbury on Tuesday July & The men to be hanged are Dick Flemmlng and Dick Blantou,. for . rape, and Archie Connally for murder. ' . . The closing exercise of the Institution for the white Wind were held today. State Auditor B. F Dixon, delivered the annual address, his subject being "Ideals." . It is found that North Carolina has only i of one per cent of the electric rail way mileage of the United Stales. There are Instructions from well In formed people that a great effort is to be made to tax the purchaser of the rail ways next year, and to assess such fran chise at a high valuation. W, H. Shaw, of Wilmington, was to day appointed a clerk of the U. 8. circuit and district courts. He has heretofore been a deputy clerk, but becomes clerk under the act oVr.ary 18, 1902. The rural free rieMverys mall carrieis on the five routes out Of Raleigh handled during May 81,000 pieces of mall. There are now 116 of these carriers in the State. All of them save one gets $000 a year; that one gets $480. Rain is again much needed in this sec tion. The small grain particularly needs It. Cotton Is doing very well. Tobacco looks well. Yesterday at Fuquay Springs someSamatra and Juban tobacco was seen, growing very well indeed. The May Bulletin of the State Board of Health is out It reports small pox in 28 counties, Mecklenburg leading with 66 cases, Rockingham being next, with 83. Today the agricultural department took a new step at the urgent request of truckers in the eastern counties, by send ing out two agents, to ascertain facts regarding truck crops north .and south of this State. One agent goes to Bavan- nah and then comes up to North Caro lina, while the other I egins at Norfolk and goes to New Jersey. They will quietly look at the trucking centres and see the size, conditions, etc.. of the crops and report at once. This State depends on marketing Its truck between Charles ton and Norfolk. All sorts of frsuds are pereptrated upon North Carolina truckers. They are told that the crops elsewhere are great, are -being marketed, that there is a glut, etc. They want to know themselves the real condition of affairs. .This week . the shipments of Irish potatoes begun. The crop Is In good condition. - Gov. Aycock has made requisition on the Governor of Mississippi forF. S. Dawson, who Is charged with theft forgery and embezzlement at Wilson. He was agent for a man there and It is said by these; means got $16,000 of bis money, lie recently did this and nea the State, but was located by a detec tive. '- F. B. ArendaB and W. W.JQreen, who were . penitentiary officials two years ago when federal convicts were kept in this penitentiary, were charged, with al lowing one, a "trusty'' to escape. They are acquitted; the district attorney say ing the government recognizes the use of trusty prisoners. '-.uZ In the federal court thfs week Charles Randall and two men' from Harnett county, all white, will be tried for send ing obscene ' books - through the mall. The post office ' they used Is kept by a relative of '' theirs and it is said their dirty work largely Increased its rev enue. .. ' ' . . , .;..:.' OVER the ocean; It Is now Illegal to sell tobacco to Ju veniles In the isle of Man." The newest English organization la one for the promotion of early rising. . Tbe French academy bas solemnly decided that henceforth "chic", is to be considered good French. '" , Ad old ntntate has been revived in Vienna prohibiting householders taking In lodgers or boarders without police permission. ,- "; ' Calcutta Is to be improved by driving wide open thoroughfares through tbo slums of the city at a cost of nearly two millions sterling. The Greek archaeological committee has decided to restore tbe Erechthelon, Tbe greater part of tbe famous ruin on tbe Acropolis is still standing, and the fragments necessary for its complete reconstruction are ail lying around. An Austrian lady while traveling on n continental railway sustained a shock to ber nerves through the sudden en trance of tbe train Into a tunnel. She sued tbe company and was awarded 1400 in cosh and a small annual pen sion. ;- " ' " ' -" .;;..;.:;-,' Prescriptions at Davis'. Davis' Prescription Pharmacy makes a specialty of prescriptions. Prompt and caroful attention Is given them. Only the best drugs are used. The I i are reasonable. Bond yours there ONSLOW DEMOCRATS Meet la .Convention at Jacksonville to Select Delegates to the State and District Conven tion. The Democratlo Convention met at Jacksonville N. C. Mondsy Msy 2nd, Mr. J. G. Scott chairman, Messrs Lionel Giles and F. C. Henderson, secretaries. Delegates to the different convention were selected and the following endorse ments made. C. R Thomas for congress E. M. EoOnoe for senate eight district Walter Clark for Chief Justice and Rodolph Duffy for Solicitor fifth district The delegates were instructed as to vote for associated J ustlc e. MERRIT. Foot Prospect For Potatoes. Light on TheCalns's Wife Question. Jane 2. -The Rev. Mr. Brlttal filled his regular appointment at Trent Church Sunday his text was Ephestans 8: 1920. The weather is fine for the people to clean their crops. Potatoes will be a little late on account of dry weather and also a short crop, not many ready to ship. Mr. R. F- McCotter is talking of going to Stppahsw soon for a trip. Mr. J, H. Rlggn snd wife are visiting friends and relatives here. 'The Mesio correspondent wants to know who Cain's .wife ; was and where she came from. There were more people on earth at that time than Cain. Thomrh none but the noted ones are named. Adam had many Sons and daugh ters only a few of them were mentioned Abel was mentioned bectuse of his good neas, and Cain because; of his wicked ness Yet there were many more on the earth at that time. Now Cain took one of his brothers's daughters to wife and they loved Satan more than God, and Cain was shut out from the presence of the Lord and with his wife and many of his brethren dwelt In the land of Nod, on the east of Eden, and Cain knew his wife, and she conceived and bare Enoch and he also begat many sons and daugh ters. , V I will says to the Pollockaville corres pondent he wanted to know concerning his wife if he will give some starting points perhaps I could search her out for nlm unless he has many. It looks like he would know his wife and none other. He says "Now abovo all things else would like to know who our wives 111 be or is. so it looks Vlko he would know his own. ' - Frank, CURIOSITY, UNSATISFIED. Disappointment at a Woman In Qneat of Information. It was In the register of wills' office. "I want to see the will of Mrs. Hen ry Jones," said the woman who had just come In. , i-? . . "Yes, madam. When, did she dler politely asked tbe clerk. : "Oh, she isn't dead,; answered the woman in a matter of fact tone, "but I hear she has made ner will, and I should like to see It if rou please." "But tbe will i not here If she Is not dead," sold the surprised clerk. "Why, Isn't this the place where wills are kept for public Inspection?" "Yes, madam, but not until after the testator Is deceased." . "Oh! said the woman as she turned away with a disappointed expression, "then I can't find out whom she left her diamonds to after all. How annoy ing f Philadelphia Times. - She Had "SUed" Him TJp. There is an Institution In Duluth that employs about fifty, people, and among others Is a genial, Jolly, good fellow .who long ago lost faith In hair restora tives and 1 the possessor of a waist measurement of many Inches. An east end lady dropped Into the store a day. or two ago, accompanied by her pretty little four-year-old daugh ter..-..- - " t.;.-; "' i- ; The big man was somewhat attentive to the child, and when the lady bad finished the business she bad come to transact the little girl said In a clear voice as they left the office: "Who Is the man bigger round 'an our rain barrel, with the awful shiny heanT Duluth News-Trlbnne. . u ... - Warn Papa CamXln. "Whom do you love best?" asked visitor of my sister Lillian, three and half years old. . "Mamma," said the little one; "God next and then my' sisters and broth ere." ". " ?' ' Noticing that she said nothing about her father, the visitor saw ' "Why, Lillian. I am surprised at you! Where does your papa come In T Lillian raised her large eyes and in nocently answered: , . - "Papa T Why, papa' cornea In through ;he door."-LlttIe Chronlcin, y ' Vnasnal. "But I certainly know," said the call er, "what kind of a hat to most becom ing to me." j "I beg leave to differ," persisted Mr. Ferguson. This Is where Mrs. Ferguson saw fit to put In a word. '., . "It Is a remarkable condescension on bis part," sbe said to the visitor, "that he begs leave to differ. When he dif fers with me, aa be generally does, he never asks leav&n-Chlcago Tribune, v Lost or Stolen. " A one stone diamond pin, valued $260, will give handsome reward for re turn of same when returned to Moore' Brick Yard. - v . ' ; ' ' ' - P. 8. hlnk it waa lost on the road the poor house. ;.'- j.; SLEEP FOEl BABY AND REST FOR MOTHERS Sleep (or 5kln Tortured Babies and Rett (or Tired Mothers, la Warm Batbs with a- Ati .7 I And gentle applications of Cutl cura Ointment, purest of emol lients and greatest of skin cures, to be followed in severe cases by mild doses of Cuticura Resolvent Pills This is the most speedy, permanent, and economical treat ment for torturing', disfiguring-, itching:, burninr, bleedinfir. scaly, crust co, and pimply skin and scalp humours, with loss ot hair, ot in fants and children, ever com pounded. Mtlliohs or Peopli csb CtmctniA soap, assisted by Cuticura Ointment, for beauti fying tbe skin, for cleansing the scalp, and the stopping of falling hair, for softening, Ki,Anin u hands, and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Millions of women use Cu ticuba Soap In baths for annoying irritations, Inflammations, and chaflngs, too free or offen sive perspiration, In washes for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative, antiseptic purposes which readily suggest themselves. Sold throurhoal tat world. Soap, Si., Onrratirr, ., Pius, Ue. British Depot! , ChuttrhouM So., ondoa. FMneh rjamti A Kn. d. U P.ix. Pari.. Poiw naDao axb CasM.Cojir SoUPiopfc. Boston. THE MARKETS. The following quotations wore roceiv ed by J. E. Latham & Co, New Bern N. O. Chicago, June 2. WHBUT: Open. High. Low. Close 711 - 71 72 Open. High. Low. Close July... Cork: May.:..'. 60 62 CO 62 Rlba:- Open. High, ,J75 082J Low. Close 075 082i May " New York, Jane 3. Cotton; Open. High. Low. Close July Aug..... Sep Oct..... .. 8.97 8 98 8.82 8.83 8.53 8.03 8.87 8.CG 848 7.98 8.C8 8.18 7.98 8.53 8.03 8.87 New York. June 2. Stocks; Open. Qlgh. Low. Close Sugar . 129 129 128J 138f SoRy ... 86i 37 36 37 C. a L .13i 13 C. 8. S ... 40V 40 40 40 Pac Mall . . .v . . Mo. P. 1001 1001 99 99 Atchison ..861 81 f 80 801 Va. C. C ...70 701 A. C. O ...62 Am Ice. .... ... 19 Liverpool Spot s 5.5-33. Sales 6,000 baloB. Futures, June-July 4.00. Aug-Sept. 4.0O. Sept-Oct 4.00. ' ' PORT RRCRH'TS. 'Same "Jok last year. 40,000 71000 Last week' ?0,000" This woes. Insight ; 83000 Sat. " 1500 i Mon. - Toes. Wod. . Thurs, . . Frl. 59,0001 Doomed. Flannery Shure, Ol hovn't been able I to slaoo the lasht few nolghts, an' 'tis lust worry that's doln It- ; Flaherty Phwot are ; ye worryln' about I .. Flannery Fur fear 0111 git Insom nia; tts hereditary in our family. Ex change. . " ' v ' . HI WvfAinetia. . , Albert Why, don't yon recollect that glrlT Thaf a the girl you used to rave I over last summer call, her a "poein" fend all that Edward By Jove, so it Is! I never could commit a "poem" to memory. I Harper's Basar. - less worry, r ; Children will play and get over-heated get their feet wet, expose themselves In dozens ot ways, and you .can't prevent It. All you can do Is lo keep them as free from exposure as possible and al ways have In the house a Cough Remedy that can be depended upon. Anway's Croup Syrop will fill every requirement. It Is guaranteed to care Coughs, Colds and Cronp or the price 25 cents will be refunded by any dealer selling it. Sold by JJavla', Uenrys, ana l a 'JiaTu's 08 W ' Extra Standard 3 lb Tomatoes, 10c per can, (retail only); ure Gold Corn, 10c can, or 3 cans for 25c; String Beans, 7o can, 3 cam for 20c; Okra and Tomatoes 10c per can, Corn and Tomatoes, 10c per can, iiartlett Pears 10c per 3 lb. can, Lima Bean?, 10c per can. Fancy Evaporated Apples, 10c lb, Nice Fruit Jelly, 6c lb. Nice Freeh Ginger Snaps, 6c lb. Nice Toilet Boap, 2 oakes Ham and Yeal Sonp 10c can. Potted Chicken 10c can; Libby'B Potted Ham and Tongue 5c can, 6 for 25c; and bun-, dreds of other articles which we cannot mention for lack of space, at Bargain Prices. ' 1 J. L. IcBIIEL, J i 'Phone 01. 71 Broad HU I. Fnr Whirr "tnnt "Butter 35c per Pound. If you want yourbreakfast table complete buy your But ter Coffee, Tea, Flour, &c from us. We also have a large stock of all kinds of Canned Goods that we do not care to carry over for next season, that we are are selling at a bargain. Don't buy anything in our line until you get our prices. V A. T1 A UUB Wl ; Wholesale and PHONE 69. Y he Best Staples. You will always find us selling the best staple things of life the things which are necessary for satisfac tion in housekeeping Su- gar, Flour, Salt, Potatoes, Eggs, Butter, etc. Surely the best line of staples and a complete list of fancy things. J. J. TOLSON, Jr., Broad SL Grocer. r Phone t 37 this week buys, your choice ot our line1 of $7.50, $8.00 and $9.00 Suits, ,;7.Svery SuiV Guaranteed. 1 You lose money by not tailing ? ad vantage ot this offer. J. G. Dunn & Co., v Jlen'm & Boy's Wear, ) .57 olloclr Stxcot- j CZZZZ CKKHOOOOO0O00 OC CCCC J Old Man A in New Place ' i;havemovedto9i Mid-' - ; ;- i die St, one door below my old stand, (where I will be JJJUJUIglad to see ; all my oM frionds and customers. I havea complete stock ' of everything in the Jew- - ; elryllne. Special . atten- ; " tion given to Trpniring. for 6c. AT ACUDI7, T staafl Retail Qrocer, 1 Cor. Broad & H aneock Sis. . jrr t Why l' 1 rat horse GoVnTjlJ v I will shoe all round for 75c. -Properly shod horses have no corns. Put sand shoes on yout driving horse you will never use any others. I put these on 12 hours to the day, fat , the-' Old Ice noiteo, 45 - Middle Street. Try me. -a JxkIU- Vl. .JA( .'" Cc'.:ry Hti'. T!.f;rels not ary he ' ..lie than t nef rL'.ltorc" . at I -,Tr 1: ro7;i:rs t ".or reicdy fot ) j o'- !crs. Ttry : 'iar-.ls-..'lc:'7 Choco!. 323o fXT"' 1 : 7.
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