VOL XVIII -Nl). 311.
KEY,' BERN, N C, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY I3r 190(1.
.NINETEENTK YEAR
47 & 49 Po
'Tint nanoat t.vl Mul.Irtw
... . - -v-
r out onr entire 'stock of Press lioous, noea, riiiiuroiuery, wain- y
ask, Towels uml f nil kimls. ,..! i '"V
Organdies urn daintier dun ever before in-plain colors or
ylj Brocades and the genuine Iluri ohIib Silas are treasures for com-
yr fort besides beiti? so onsily laundered. , . ' , . . A-
CjJ , Again tve am .bowing handsome patterns in black .Crepon,- V
(t also in the Friwllo Imli , - ' ' V
' dotted Swisses in black anil colors; then ''The Crinkled yy
A Cotton Crepon" in black ma1 es n so well. ', " A
j V-v'We call social attention lo our 'White Goods--Piqitoa in.
i m ...; Va,;ju.l-
4 and Kfench Orirandioa with IriniiuiiiL's of Embroideries and V
m liters of all kinds
All (hers"
"'
a and Lace. .
Ribs and Ye
a peep at mf Hosiery-
olka Dots lu CollmK
60o or a far handsomer one for
y . Summer line of ( orset
)-lrenohTattein only 700 is seiiiiifj last
ii ' Shoes of all kinds in -Ties, Southei
Shoes of all kinds In -Ties,
IK fcJipjK-ri botn lor lames aim rnuureu. . - , - -
'3?.tH"!"t i'ii I lev aim Jet Hells too uau ana coovmra ywurwu , mm yj.
W we Jiave the (loods. ( - . 1 Jjf
I 23 ' ' IB... ECCBTJIST.
Every 'One 'Who Enters Our Store Stands
v " ' Face to Face With J ; o
n-rAa.t, Barffains
' 1 , r - . ".l,,-''' "'r
y... No 14 vmir4liaiirf 'tajeRiire tbe plek of tUe ialont.Otir no Bloct,olTerin
nstiul ndvanu to tlie curly buyer." There is no time like" tbe premal to ma
; ; Men k-Suits from $2.25 to $10.00 ;
'- Yoath's,Suits :': t.75 to 7.50..
Children's SMtar ;.75 Vo ; 5.50 : - ;
GralHir(:Hlo hi Mro'd,' Ltdie aixl Clilidreu' 810.
JuaI Keet Wed Big tl of Straw and
flnc line of
Dry Goods, Notions, Trunks, &c
" Po eonie riflit in and let uthiw you bt eaa do la ibe way of Good
Good and CHw Pr'cw. ' , , " ,
AMERICAN STOCk COr.lPAfJY,
S9 & 61 MMilla ?t.
oyviiiX!vt tviXio
! WHAT ONE EATS
V Blioiil 1 Ik tlie best the Jfivx)i ran
furnish.' CUt slnrk of Food Pr d-
.- - n.a I mn all nwl.lh.llnn
prize h Hem. In qutlitv, arit
Mil )ant rirr 0 rial
e?cry llnnp A void cl.rap renrr
hadly put up. M'ik (rood rlljri -Hon
wult on epneilio and rde' (
. yoiiri rormti ir w us. Ihugi.i
V ' l e miKiaUen.'
. . I'm Jimt n Ivt il a la ge
4 . it .
t r.j Hnmi to fut. . "
J. R. PARKRR, J GROCER,
ThonelGD. .77 Broad Street. .
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Prompt Delivery Fro::i-Di::n'
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nt - ires so kind in hand through- V
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I.H.iK India Linons.' Dimities V
for WaisU in Swiss, Organdy
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Department. Plain, Fdchlicii, r.
' A lovely Lisle Lace, JIoso for M
85c.
just arrived
tt & G Ko. 274 V)
Southern Ruttoii, Sandals and M
Wo a Bl for llec and B.yi "
HOWARD & MACIIT, Proprieors.
eiiS . ,s If -s-s ?
s
Voiijoon 8lwi ex clj lion
yrtu or.liT your finxl supplies from
tills n liii)ln slori", V c m niip
ply every ili'ina nl of s lU.t rlnss
fiinily Ir-ule witli the Clinice-it
St nli smiI Fs i 'y fl o oii h. I'rl
I d Pit kl,.H, Hihri.s, OH - c ,V ix
It vr Print 'tullcp. sud l'ii llu on
t I. k I nl in i" 1 1 s
W'e nmko a fj"
lr. le I'. m a'i 1 C i
Our I'erf -r:in i I
illy
r in
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I. W .1 kftl L.i4l
Needed By The Democracy, For Re
publicans Have The Cash.
Pearson Case Helps Democrats. New
Map Printed. Raising Flowers
1 ' For -Market More Money
' For Militia. Federal .
y Complaint.
Rai.riqii, May 13Tbe Democrats
niH'd money to carry on their great work
In Ibis campaign. 'key need $15,000 at
least Of course it will have to come
from what may bo termed popular' eOn
trlliullona. Tbe Republicans have along
list of olHceliolders revenue, postofllce
ulrlce and census to get money - from,'
and besides this get a great deal from
outside. It ought to bo-remembered that
InAbe campaign of 1896 the Kepublicaus
received no less than $65 000 from out
side tbe State, Then, as thia'year, North
Oirollna's vote was recognized as im0 -tant,
, Tbe Democrats must reaoh the
rural voter; must do personal V'ork with
hi in and get literature Vo him.'
.The Republicans seek to Ox. "a doubt in
h voter's mind. They do not work on the
voWi in towns. It is in the country
that they po. They are boasting that the
c luntry 0 .era are not turning o it to ho u
the Democratic car.dUlalea. They boasf
alsi that they have a foothold on 80,000
o' the rural voters, who doubt, or as tbe
liepulillcan put It, ' ire not gatisfiert
with the amendment." This waaapbra
Dr, AbWt used. The Democrats wan
to 'reach, must roach and wil! reach thi
army of votois. - . --
The D mocratrc leaders are . wet'
rpioased at the seating; of Pearson !
fact several ilaya ago they expiesse:
some fear that It would -not be done.
Noverdid the Republicans play a wois;
gone of politics than la 4hls matlerr
Oi'iiwfnrd's re-election is asauredaud llu
seating of Pearson will cost tbe ltcpuld .
cans a cool 5,000 votes In the Slate. On.
of the Republican leaders when askifi
what he thought of the sealing said hi
always bad a sublime confidence In all
his party did. The speaker Is the man In
charge of Republican politics in this enij
of North t'arolin
An effQrt was mailo, ? but Sunaloi
Travis says It failed, to have the Demo-'
cralio Congressional Convention of thf
second district postponed antil after tbf
August election. 8uch Was the wish of j
the Democratic State committee, ' a
sirongl expresied last winter. The cor.- '
vention will be held at OoMabdro,' Ma
Wlh,. . y: f ;;;;",v'.
lerx Henry Clay Brown, of the cor.
poration commission, baa received tbe
flrst copies of the new - railroad map ol
the State for 1900, to I ho prepaTatlon of
which he has given much time, care and
ability. It. Is tlie second map Mssuect
The first was In 1897.' The map reflec t
special credit upon him, 'It shows the
following new roads and extension:
Carolina & Northern; ; East Caroline;
Lawndale (Cleveland county); Raleigh &
Cape, Fear; Cape Fear Northern;
ertbage extension; Duiham & Char
lotte extensloni Mt. Airy Essiotn;
Winston to . Hooresvllle; Virginia to
Wooddale (Person county); Aberdeen A
Asheboroexlension; Aberdeen & Rock-'
rieb extension;, Roanoke , Junction,
branch of Ralelgb Gaston; Klrod to
Hub (Allantlc Coast Line); Rldgeway to
Petersburg; Hamlet to Columbia. The
map shows 8,027 miles of which the
-louibtrn hss 1,228; Beaboard Air Line
tf 19. Atlantic Coast Line 940, miscel
laneous 843. The longest road Is Ibis
Carolina l entral, 271 mile; (he next tbe
North Carolina, 223 miles. Tho .map
also shows the new county of Bcotland
At the expeiiment slsioc here Pro'.
Msatcy la now raining 50,000 Bermuda
lilies. These will soon be in' bloom
They are groan for tbe bulbs, and tbe
latter will he sold 10 Henderson & Co.,
HorUls, of Philadelphia. That Arm scut
Uie seta 1 ere for nlanllnir. Tbeie were
three wgon loads . of tbe sets. In Ber
muda a dlresse has nearly ruined tin
lily trade Tbls dUease got In a lot ol
tbe lilies grown here last year. Tbls
year it hat not appeared. Prof. Mmsi)
U uUo growing 10 000 iiardsmii plant.
S'ld B.O'K) hyacinths, all for Hundurnon
it Co. The latter are deeply Intercut
In tli 0 mailer and want lo buvo rimer
grown here also. '
At the Confederate Cemetery liore the
grave of Capt. Kamlolph X. Hholwell
was bnautlfully decorated, luring com
pletely covered wlih red and While
mm, maiden bitr fern and iitcid m
Idles. The grave of ("id. II irry Hurj.'W)n
Ann kmi
( rale II
This
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cially ih:-.ni.'iled
of 1 1 n mn r t(-l li'.
Suite's milliin ii.
allow eil hy m l i
tin of nil ll.i! Sn.i
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Washington Star. Two or three months
ago they seut tlieru to an Atlanta paper.
Your correspondent has heard of the
shooting of only oue Federal prisoner,
Geo. Borne, and of the charges that 'a
negro convict v;as beaten to death on
the Northampton faim last year. Tbe let
ter charge was Investigated and-the
farm supervisor acquitted of It, though
he was soon after aids dropped by the
superintendent. Dental was made of the
h rge oi thu stripping of wpinea. - The
warden, who shot Home, says he did li
to save his own life; that be shot to
wound and not to kill, 'but the' bullel
severed an artery and a vein, gaigrene
supervend, the leg was amputated, tbe
man died. Agents of the Department of
Justice came here last year and more are
coming now. 'Federal convicts wen
whipped last year. - The superlulendeni
ordered this done, to ' quell Inefpieni
mutiny, as they claimed they could not
be whipped and weredlsquieting the
dlale convicts Tlie. superintendent con
tended that the. Federal aonvicts wen
under the same central as the State con
vlcts and amenable to the. same dlrci '
pllne. . The ringleaders wen whipped.
.There were five or ell of them and they
were given three tc nine hubes each
The-superintendent said this had a most
salutary effect. .- - x
FILIPINO WANTS PEACE. .1
Senor Buencamlno, of Agulnaldo's Cabi
net, Favors It. Natives Incapable of :
Self-Government. r t , s ,
Manila, May 11 Senor Buencamino,
at one lime a member of the Filipino re
publican Cabinet, who was recently lib
erated by General Oils, has announced
that he has become reconciled to Amer
ican toverelguty and that be will devote
his Influence to bring about peace.-.. v
He has sent a proposed peace platform
for the National Filipino party -to the
native leadon lu itanlla and lo tho Filipino-generals
In the Held, , Including
Aguinaldo. , t 4 . ' , n .
This platform declares that it Is Impos
sible for the Filipinos to exist as a na
tion without the protection of the Uni
ted States, ami that, consequently, they
must recognize- Amorlcao sovereignly
and strive to attain, under a constitu
tion, the utmost liberty possible . Con
ilnulng, Senor Buencamino argues that
the Filipinos are incapable of seif-ov-ernment.
He sats: : 2 '
"In our Independent f overoment the
most predominant: notes were abuses
and1ramoralltie, the offspring of ignor
ance and the inherited vices ot Spain, ly
which the Filipino regime was rendered
odious to our own people.'' - -t.
Therefore,. Seuor Buencamino con
tends. American control is necessary to
prevent civil strife. Ileaddt: v .
"Should the civil commission guaran
tee protection in the personal arid Indi
vidual right and liberties of the Filipi
nos, leaving the determination of our
future political' statua. to tbe United
Stales Congress, Aguinaldo will come
in, will order a cessation of boslUtiltt
and will direct the surrender of arm.
'.'I had stomach trouble twenty yeait
and gave up hope of being cured till 1
began to nse Kodol Dyspepsia -Cure It
has doo mo so much good 1 call it the
saviour of my lire," writes W It Wilkin
son, Albany, Tcnn. - It digests' what you
eat. F S Duffy. " ' . -
;. World's Cotton Supply, "v
Now Orlbanb, May 11. rcrelry
Hester's statement of the world's visible
supply of cotton shows a decrease for
Ibe week jut clincd of 150,000, agalust
a decrease of 110,247 la-t year. -
The tola! visible supply Is 2,705,529,
against 2.8J(i,lS0 loat week, and 4,728 291
last yesr. uf this tho total of American
colton Is 2,047,520, against 2,141.189 last
week, and 8,500,291 last year, and of all
other kinds, Including Egypt, Ii axil,
India, etc., O'lR.QCO against 0:15,000 laal
week, and 1,103,000 lust year.
Of tho world's vlvlble supply tin r Is
now a flint and held lo Oreat Britain and
Continental Europe l.fi'Jl.OOO . bales.
against 2,710,00 laaljcar; Egypt; 134,-
000, aj;aln-t 177,000; In India. 8.'5,0",
l'k1ii1 (J08 00O, and lu the United Slates
f 61.000, aguinht 1,151,000.
The easiesl and BiOil (T ctlve mi thod
of purifying the blood and invigorating
lie sjstein Is to take DeWlll's Liule
Ivulj 1,'l.erH. the fnnious liule pills for
elennalng ibe liver and Hoels. F S
Diidy.
Sc:. ' a "y:s.
Artivitl of itiitiU ft ( mo tidiilt nml wcRt
;iliy fvccja Stimlny, l''tiJ a. m.; i.40
1 HI ilniiin-liill Rfli! t 1m3 H'tilh ti.'.'h
j ji. m ; iiH !i -I (liy V' . ru,
J I .f!t vo N ix I ii n : I'.'t 'J 1 Hi a, jtu niii
.'!' p- in ; V," i ; ;i. I ( ii ft nil n 1 1 !i U n.
! m ; M:.'. I I (Vy : ". p. ,.
Roberts Drives Boers Oot of Their
Second Capitol,
Buller .' Advanciair yThrangb the
. Moualsius Intu Free Slate.'
.' Relief Nearlug Lady- A
Smlih. Battle or
,- Zand Rlvef.r-
Special to Journal. - ' w J .
London, May li The War OfaVa an
nounces this evening that a cablegram If
received from Central Huberts that he
has captured Kroonalad, the uew capi
tal of ibe Orange Free State.'- -a.
; There was no opposition to the entry
of the BrilWi into the Capital. It was
expected that the Boer would make
siiff tight lh-ro. . - - , "
A dispatch from Ladysmlib, Nala',
'dated Friday, say thai General Buller'e
entire army Is moving In three column
tUrougb tbe DrakenkbU'g passe . into
tbe Orange Free elate.
London, May 11 News reached Lon
don tonight that a strong flying column,
competed of 3,000 cavalry and Infantry.
with a battery of guns, passed hotfoot
through Vry burg on Wednesday. Thb.
relief column, which Is said to be travel
ing at forced speed day and night, Is
doubtless within two days' inarch of Ma-
fektng by thla time. ,
. Lord Roberta hss given an account of
the battle of Zand river, which a as one
of the simplest in couceptlon that ia
been fought during the war. Tbe fqree
that the Held marshal hart tinder hb
command was so superior in numbers to
the Boers and so strong In artillery ami
mountod men that tbe Boers found theli
flanks continually turned ''and , wen
forced lo fall back from positlol after
posllion. , ,i ' , V - ,'-,
It Is Impossible to ascertain I he Boer
losses, but Ibey are thought to be heavy,
fhose of the British, considering tho Im
portant advance made,' are considered
light ? - ' .
THE MARKETS.
''"The followlngjquotailoas were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N.'O. ,. -.
, Nkw Voek, May 12-
Cotton:
Open. High. Low. Close
May,..'.
July .. -Ang.:..
Sept......
Ocl.v ..
Nov...s
Jan.. ...
6.6T-
9 07
9 44
ait;
8.41
8.t8,
Boo'
798
9.65
9.43
9.21
8.11
813
790
7 95
9 87-
,. 9 43
.v82t
."8 45
.. 8.18
8.CS
7.93
9.44
set
841
816
.7.90
7 99
-CIIICAOO MARKETS.
WHBAt:
Open,
. tw.
High.
U6
Low. Uose
, Ml' Ml
July .,.
Corn: '
July.;..-...
37 7i S6
. .7 - -i -
751
75 .
m ' . ,
83
87
55
78
ti
8fl
,88
83
87
bales
Bx lfj Pfd..,.
T.C.I v.. J...
Con.T....... t
Leather........
HOPae
FedS
A.C. O .... ..
A. 8. 4 W . . . .
Cotton - receipt
were . 1,000
at all port,. v.-
, Dobbin & Ferrall,
' - At Tucker'. -,
, RALEIGH, N. C. '
Naisapar Hand Block
Printed Foulards. ''
Tbe demaitd for Printed ' -' '
India Silks -
Has so increased thtt no perfectly np
pointed BiiiiiniHr wardrobe is complete
without one' or mora gowns evolve!
from these cool nnd diessy silks. -
EluHo-ate efl.cts may tie achieved in
tluae giwns by di-oornllo is of luce ruf.
flus, ni pliipies or diiinly little Boleros
doieloK'd from the all-ver kinds, while
a'most scvorvly plain and simple are
other gown which nro likew ise exam
ple) of npirovi d slj le. ,
WidtH 21 l iches, prices 75n, l 00,
(I 2innd $1 50 a yard.
S iinjilns clioorftill y iniiliid.
DoI;l;in C: Perrall.
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IT IS CERMARY AGAIN.
Ship Loads of Arms Tor hi plnos.-. pos
UUties With Rainy Reasons '
Special to Journal.
Boko Kono, May 12 The Filipino
Junta, have received large amonnls of
money at Manila, and Uneedilp loads ol
arms from Germany hsve arrived be:e
for the Iifsiirgenlfcaus during IhJ past
three month. , .' ', , ,
The Filipinos claim they will open ag
creative hostilities as soon as tbe rainy
esnnopns "t '
CASTOR I A
. lor Infants and Childxea. , .
ThKind Yoi) Have Always Bought
Signature of
You KIniill Ku6w
If yon don't, let me tell' you, die lime to
hyy Blocks Js W4ien lliey have been
dumped into the scrap pile They an
worth more than old iron. Take o t all
the Con. Tobacco, Manhattan, ",. r , and
Leather you can carry. Sidl the Grani;-
era and a few other. : Lookout for col-
ton and wheat. . As little a yon think
every dog has bis dsv. ' . : - ' ! u-, ,
r . - , lno. it. isutler, urokerr
Bugs and iWbrms ,
Destroy Your Plants
AniJ Tree, wl I'eihey e in alette
glo.-y of f rvsh fo.lago, bu1 and tloi r,
unless you dUlufecl them id time. -Use
our Powder Onus,. Bellows, Syringe
and Paris Green with ihe pr.ipcr annihi-
lalor, and insects and paradtcs will be
destroyed. Our Bug D. at h i the best
nade for reaching potato' bugs, fnili
tree and all plan'. that are visited by
insecte. 1 . . .'.',.
L. H. CUTLtR H'DV'F CO
Three Large Fiats
To be sold to the highest bidder. -'
' llow Is this, the only sieve word man
there be. will now out prices 'down on
all kind of Stove Wood, a it most be-p
sold rliriitout and make room for .ether
business,,. i , ' '
Laths and Hand-mode and Sawed
Sbioglos, wholtsalo and retail. h '.
6 Buggies, 1 Koad Cart, 6 Di a. a. ai d
9 Dump Cart.' : ." - i ' ,1
800Cedar.and Fat Lightwocd Pad,
will II highest Bidder. - - . - .
For further information, aeo " -
BIG HILL. Tlie Iflile Mao.'
Everybody; Wears
Something New
, We ate prepared to fnrnlah you
v wl b everything new, ..
i -. f " -...
Ntw Hals, ' ir . . ; -
-. 'i - '. ? .'"'-... '';. ''
both soft and itraw In all rac'e
and t-bapra. .". , . ,.
New Ntckwear V ' .' ,
In M the )nti ntVulori und Hot ,r.f.
New Cnl ara
in all belabt. -'.. , '
Shirts.
Tlie uobblost line of Ne g Shin
evi r ho,n here, Pereala., M:tdrr,
and Silk al n0i 753 and l. .
Men Shoes.
The nioat complele line of Men'
8ln ei In tow n, In high and low quarters,
in bh ck, Inn nivl pa'enl 1 -ii'lier.
Call ami ex iniiiie o ir lino and you
will (iinl Hint vi.- can wive you money,
j.g.dik:;! c-co.
:,7 pollock f.
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Cull in, a (.. .1. W, WOOD, when In
1 of s,v I, ii.,1 of I'M wo:k, j.l.i inf.il f-'
; I ' of It' ',' I'n, i li'i'l ynll
I Portsmouth Corned Mullets' !
g . A Pew Nice Ones Just Received at
J. L. McDaniel's, 71 Broad St.
-Also a nice lot sinalf Sugar Cured Pig
Hams, Breakfast Strips, California Hams
and Fulton Market Corned Beef.
y The best selected stock ot Groceries in
the city.
Prompt delivery and Rock Bottom
Prices. . ':
" . xYours to Please,
J. L. McDilL,
'Phone 91.
Seasonabler
GoodS!
Come and get your choice of our stock in
Wire Doors" and Window Screens, new and
cheap. Doors $1 and $1 25, Screens 30, 35'
and 40c.
Try.our Calcimoi for your walls, nothing
better. A 5 lb package 45c.
. - Gold and Silver Enamel 25c. Varnish 20c
can. Any stain you may want for your Fur
niture. -
Paints ot all kinds. Small canS to suit the
work;-;
A bottle ot Stove Polish for 5c.
All goods guaranteed as represented.
Give us your order.
pTaMsVh7. Gaskiil Hardware Co.
. 73 MIDDLE STREE'I, m: NEW BERN, N'C
MILLINERY at
. . A ' -
Now is the time for tvertl odv to
ind arouhd New BorrTbeen given the
will offer for TEN DATS:
. 12 dozen Leghorn frolf Bailors, black only, worth 60c for lOe.
6 dozen Leghorn Flats, white, ft 85 value, '.i::
6 ' " " ' 1 00 liNc
-4 m .. .i . ii 7gg .Vht
v,. 4 . " 60c " I7i
In this sale weoffor orr entire line of Flowers formerly 20, 20, fli. 50c, (I CO,
now 11. 18. 87 atd 74. i
: -.'The above arc only a few of the man
and Ribbons at tho aanw proportional
All oraer unmoereu ana aenvriea in
Successor to
S. G. ROBERTS,
1 O WhOleealoDeil r'lo
Groceries, Provisions,
, ' Canned Goods - ' , -v
of Any D tcrlptioD.' $
Tibioco of all Grades. , 8oiifT,4r.
Price . Low, Good guaranteed as
Represented, Call and see me at No. 89
and 11 Br o t Row, East 8,d Marki t.
S. G. ROBERTS.
Carolina Buggies
" I in '-'"'v IViii, ( frp cm r ft ly
i' llirl i' r i I i tit ) ' !('. V": til M Hi iio
I. r i f !' " ' t i ..m .!. i 4 r-M-- v.
Wliolesate
& Retail
roer,
71 Br6.vl St.
New York Cost !
"
vet a Dnt. Never before have the neonle in
opportunity to buy Millinery nt Hie priceB we
v value wo oiler, Moussclims, Chiffons
discount. No extra cliargf f.ir Iriinmlng,
oruer taken.
Ji. B. Duffy.
$100.00 Reward !
WHAT FOIl?
OaU PhoncJNo. 149,
Moore's) Wood Yard,
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