North Carolina Newspapers

j I i M Am VOL. XVIII--NQ. C3. N, N. C, SUNDAY MORXIKG. JUNE 17, 1 900, NINETEENTH YKAlt Yes, They The tery newest things in Sillier St A ; ana nnamei vnraies. J Sterling Silver & Clasps, SbH Waist Sets and Pulley g 5 Rings, . rie Chic Fob is a beauty, also O ft the gun metal and oxydtzed silver Fobs, then a pretty black -Lorgnette Chains , Only a felto dainty Brooches " V" L, Vjj S Come and see them for yourselves.1- K) " 47 & 49 Pollock-Street, vvv 1 J U L J , . lib rli our present stock. You a dollar at our store something wonderful for we have dropped the prices DOWN, DOWN I DOWN ! ! . . : Our Stock of Bring and Summer Clothing must he sold. Big Reduction Sale Irora now until the 1st of August : 1 ' . ' v ' $10.00 NITITN 11GDUCI2I) TO $7.0 . .' .. . 'V v ; , : ..oo " 5.00 . ; ' ff-oo Also a big lot ol Youth's .'and Children's Suits, must be sold at reduced prices.. A nice line of Men's and Ladies Low Quar ter Nhoesjust received. ' . - We offer you a rare opportunity to save money. ' " - - - - " ' - AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY; 53 & CI Middle St. 5 A!f t Cr-Dinne? tUvet'te m.l a flr.eflntV . T.rt tlian Fur. I a, Rioi Pm d n , J !! p 1 P.inry ('Meters. ; K , r .lbln--In (b 9 line will Id; fount! id in T lo'i; il piei B. i' e hm ' e 't'fl liiion of !(! p"!ei". Th ho'e wor'.il i ti( in m-k p i.llil. i r'.i x rlin m of f.xd i P I ,,; Yc-n imSt o rp p ft-iii'e. :-.v . ' ''. :,;.-. ' lluve j il t et r il , h; n lot ) Frculi I'nini-J P. irUm.iatlt 11 Hit.' s Alf.o h fi i- I i i f Nic.K Cured ..0 Hum. Clle umh till unit wv tl du our lieal lu 1 1 -hso jhu. ' , .' Yourt for I n Iuc-, I J R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, 'Phone 69. . 77 Broad Street. f tw ss3o I Prompt Delivery Tl ir T "I T 1 Hav e t V Belts and .Collar M Lliij : 11 liLJij willflnd the work of HOWARD ft MACI1T, Propr'eors - Delicacies I 5 , ' - ' ll' '"'V' "1? ii a vsmmm -tj Frcr.'0:::::f G Yoiijroo lwyii experi J win n you orlur your food nupplira from this ri-liiiiiln more, Wo (vii.J -'f fvi'ry (li'maml of n llivt cnn f.itnily Irmli) with Uh; ClK.iroMt Ht ijilc B-i'l Fancy Grnrri i h. I't-l-I di , 1'ii klrM, H nu n i," c -..ji'ox Kiv ir I'i Int Hull cr, hihI I 'iij llii im B'lt 1 "C ll.il cm I'l ! .'I. Wo Ml ill! ft p;.. :y of Li, 'l gr i lij T-'M ml I I1 ' i ' ()r,r I', if. i I , .. . l To fleet At Raleigh Wednesday June 27th. Kepnbllcans Nomluate Meet I us Kor Congress. PoHtOfllce Shoulu)?.' Crop Reports Fine. Reso lutions Regard Death y ' Senator Jackson. - peclal to Journal. - ; , IUi.iioit, N. C. June Jd The State board of elections will meet uero June 27. It la learned that Senator Franks, the Republican member, will rosign. Or. Abbott, corporation commissioner who is one of the "machine" Republican of the first district,-arrtred today. He says the action of the executive commit tee there in calling the convention . to meet la an hour is Invalid, The convention met at once and nomi nated Isaac M.' Heekins for Congress It west further, by denouncing revenue collector Duncan who had choked off Meeklns' nomination in May. Dr. Abbott aays Meekim 1b a "So ambitious young man," but that his nomination' will sot stand. It is evident that there Is to te a big fight. Meeklns Is here lie says his nomination was reguUr and complete It Is quite -possible that the matter will come before the Republican Stale, com mittee for settlement. Met klus is now on top- i. . ' The delegates for North Carolina to the Republican national convention will leave tomorrow and will have headquar ters at the Al ii ue hotel Senator Prllcb ard is tin head ot the delegation. All the district conventions as well as the State oue, endoi set him and Pretldeit McKinley. : v ' ; North Carolina maker notably But showing this year Id the matter, of 1st clus post offices. - No less than 4 office. Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte 'tod Wlnaton-Salem, becams Ural clus; more for this ' Stale, loan ' from any other There are only 8J7 first claw blUuus In the United Stales. i, t The eiElbltion game of teball here yesterday afternoon between the Pur- asm and Raleigh teams Was the first between clubs of the newly formed State Association. Raleigh won by a score o It to 8, . - ' The report of the Slati. Agricultural Department on crops for Juue says the increase in cotton acreage Is 18 percent; the present conaltlon of that crop 91 per cent of an average. The acreage of - to bacco 12 per cent leas than last year, and Us prewn condition 03 per cent of an average. The corn crop makej a great showing, it being 81 per cent above the average in condition, while wheat Is 8 ter cent above the average. ' Otts make 4 poor showing, 14 per cent under the avenure. ' i :-. 5 ' ', '-c . i- : i-,-' r''" 1 All Ihl frull crops shosV an. Improve ment over last year, peaches S3 psr coat, apples 14, pears 9, cherries 19. Orape (how 18 per cent lmprovementtlack- Derrles 19 per cent, . ; Ths Silfebury" amateurr presented with fine effect -Christian Reld's (Mrs. Tlernan) new play,' "Under the South ern Ckms," here leit night, under lb auspices of th local Chipter of lh DiUjbters of lbs Confederacy. After Wrds the pel formers were given a recep ilon and german at the Capital Ulnb. Attorneys John W. Hinsdtle od R a Strong left today for New ' Yorl Where on Tuesday tbjy will appear it. the' hetrlu.4 before Htaudlu Maslei James' E. Shepard of the lax aaaea. ment case In which the W'e.lcru t'ulon Telegraph Compiqy U reiUting tba In crease of the assessment of 1t property In North Carolina to 1,000,1)00 by tbe corporation commission. , ..- ' Resolutions in regard to the deslh ol Senator Jackson. - . Resolved by the Senate, that the Sen ate has learned with deepregret of the leath of John Qulncy Jackson, late s member of this body, who suddenly de parted this life, fall ot years and of bon ore, In the city of Raleigh, on the morn ing of June llth. . ' Resolved further, That In the death of Senator Jackson Hie' Hen ate has lout a valued member and Hie Slate one of llv host citizens, whose tneful, conservative. id exemplary Ufa, sound common sense and spotless Integrity had gained and retained tlie conlliluiico and respect of all who knew blin. Rtutolvcd further, That the profound synipUhy f tlie Hiiale be extnuilml to his family, that thmo ri'ioliillons lie tprenl upon the Journ il, nud that a copy he Bent to tho widow of our Irtmeu I a f! ih :i; h In a per of Ihl . i t to e. h ii, Jl- 1 1 A 1'k .1 in BLISS FOR VICE PRESIDENT. Republican Leaders Want New York Man For Second Place. ' : Special to Journal. Pnit.ADEi.rHiA, June 16 The Repub lican leaders ate demsuding Ih Vice Presidential nomination for Cornelius M Bliss of New York. Mauy areconfi- d -nl that he will bo nouilualcd. PiiiL.tnKi.pniA, June IS P peculation and gossip today among National Com mitteemen and other leading Republi cans who are here has failed to reveal a ryslallzation of sentiment arxund any individual. Neither Senator Ilanns uor - those who are close to. him give any intimation that therehas been any choice. If you would tako us Into your confi dence on this Vice Presidential matter it. would simplify the situation greatly, and give us bu opportunity to do what (he President would like," said a promtr n:nt Republican to Senator Hanna to day, and the reply be made was: . "You know . all that I know about It." - . . ' Sena' or Banna's only observation on the situation today was that until this different delegations arrived and there was.an opportunity for them to consult, no conclusion could be reached, . ' Senator Piatt's talk of B. 3. O'Dell, bl New York, caused a little flurry and Dolliver Stock took an upward : turu about the same time, the cause being the Impression that in esse O'Dell should be pressed by New York, there would ue a concentration on the Iowan; of thoae ho do not favor the New Yorker. . Lienlenant-Qovernor ' ' Woodruff' ct New York, , who arrived today, Is slid being kept in evidence by bis friends, bat apparently without. .'any backing front the - Republican managers, td with the distinct disapproval of JSenalor H mas. , It is 'generally believed that Senator Allison has made it plain that ho would not be a candidate under any ctrcum stances. f , .1 SAID KRUGER FAVORS PEACE. But Steyn Against Surrender. No Special -. Changes la Afrlcaji Sitaalion. " London, June 16 Lord Roberts dis patches leave affairs cast of, Pretoria with the Boers withdrawn to. i.ew post Horn Tuesday. . - v - -i General Rundle's patrol had a skirm-- I lsb with Boer vldettes again Wednesday l,ltVI Vlll VinUi'. JWIUI Q' IUIL. HH halted at Paardekop,' eighteen. ' miles northwest of Volksrust.r Hoer parties are still near Volksrut, and fire- occas ionally upon the British pickets. . The British- Uovernmont Is consider ing whether a substantial force should not be sent lo'Chloa from South 'Africa, It Is thought uuolUoIully thatTrd Rob erts could spare a brigade or two, and the accessary transports are now' in Siulh African waters. j ,- .The commander of the- exnedition wouldf probably lie General Sir William Nicholson. "-,, t '-" A dispatch' from Lorenso Marques, dated yesterday, say: ' ' Persons have arrived here who have seen the preparations of the Boers, and learned lust they will rellrer when forced, throngh the Lydenburg district Into the Zautpalsberg region, adjoining R lodei'U aud GaziUnd . A dispatch to the Tin ea sayc . " ' I' ll appears that Sieyn, and not Kru ger, is the stumbling block In the way of surrender of tbe burghers, frbortly after the British entry into Pretoria V r. Kruger propose lo reopen tho peace negotiation.. Mr: titeyn.demurrtd to Ibis aud pointed out thai, according to the tie between ilio' Rtpubllcs,' neither coul 1 conclude peace wllboht the other, Mr. Kruger, equally unwilling to incur thj charjoof a breach ot faith, had to contlnuo the war. Nothing further known regarding the rumored peace ne gotiations; but it Is a matter of nntoiie y that Mr. Kruger favors peace oq a'most any teims, ,but dislikes personally to take an Initiative that would niean un C mdillonal surrender. '..-. 'N,n jtj-seven burghers out of two bundled In one commando have returned to tholr homes." WONT TAKE SECOND PLACE Admiral Dewey Would Not Accept Vlce PrcslJcncy. Wasiunotom, Jiuio 15, Admiral Dewey was seen tndfty by an Associated Pii'hs repre'n illative and aked whether or not he would define his position rela tive to the Ylrc-I'ie-Mential nomina tion, m He ot h replied t . it liismtl 1 h had .1 the iioi iuat ion il woiitil in hmi to Biy 1 n..i T.,;t.' lEGaTIG."SDESTr;QYED. Baron Von Settler, German Minister Murdered. Incendiary Fire Raiting In Tekin. Resldcuces of. Foreigners and..." Churches Burned. Resist- . ance Offered In- Yaln ,- . , Agslnst Boxers. . Special to Journal. 1 ' JjOnb h, June 16--Reporlis from Pekln states that all I ho foreign legations have been destroyed.'' - Barorr Von Kelller, the German Min ister, was murdered, i A great lucendlaty fire Is now rajjing (u several parts of the city. T , The residences of many fonlgners, three English and American churihes, and tbe Roman Catholic Cathedral Lave iieen burned. - , ' ' '. The Bishop had fully armed the Catho lics, and It Is believed they tuade a det- perate resistance. The ' Cathedral was pillaged. ' t ' . ' Many native converts, and servants of Europeans were massacred by the Boxers. East of PeLin, the second railway and telegraph stations were burned. ,k , " Wasuinptok, June 1(1 (Special) -The Administration Is ' greatly concerned over the situation In China, becanse Minister Conger or Admiral Kempff can not be reached bV'Wlre. "v . . London, June 15.-Russla, this tor- respondent asserts, notwithstanding assurances to the cofltrary, sides with China... Borne foreign troop are already reported to be in the environs ot Pekln, and the altitude of tbe Chinese troops is ncreasingly menacing ' : . ; .: v ' "The streets of Pekln,'' continues the correspondent of the Dally Express, "are reported to be seething wllbautl-forelgn mobs, clamoring for the destruction of the legatatlon and. the death of tbe foreign mlnlhtera. Even with the Tsung Li Yamen disposed to restrain violence, it is highly Improbable that they wM be able to bold them In check. For the foreign ministers the. crisis will, arise when the relief column comes in sight of Pekln.,1. - - " 1 It is still felt here that the foreign. force is wholly Inadequate to battle with the .hordes of Chinese troops massed out side the gatles, which - now;' Include the . Impetlal troops from Shan . Dal Kwan." ' , , ' . .. List. Your Taxes . The LIsvTaker for 8th Towoa'tlp will be at the Court House from 8 a m to I p m and from 8 to 7 P m, that all may have an opportunity. i . ; r unit For. Your New1 House Or tho old one ui dergoing oprrs lions and irrproveiKcnls, o ir iip-t'-dale AnilUry Plumbing is to.lli-p ni le, Open WorK, oisiing hot liltle tile p I order,- ard hath iom, livatory and kitchen aupllauces, bch are luxuries compared with the devices o rrerly tol erutcil, and dlclated by reasons of health comfort and economy. . W wasting JT ney to Le behind the times Hyman Supply ' Co., Phone 63. -49 CRAVEN BTREKT "i List Ynr VI ty Tnxs ' You are hereby notified that Ilio linn for Tux Listing is at hand. The books are now open In Iho City Tax (Joiieclor's oljice and will continue open until June .10th. for tbe purpose of tereivlng jour tax, lists. Hours from 8 s. m. In 5 p. m. Don't full to attend to this undor p:r ally of the law. J. J. TOI.80N. June 1, 1!KM. ' City Tax ( o 1 ctor. ' Triisiee'H falc. Pursuant to that rcrlain Deed of Trust execuieil I'v tliiHtupher P Uolley and Huh iei t llolley, his wile1 lo the under ! urn 1 1 M uiii e on the itoth day of June I i, w iiich sniil deed of tniKt Is duly tn. e.o.ii , in llie eliire of Ihe. I ,'. inl or of I,, ol t'r'i en ( o In I m ik I '-! t .j.'o'e 1 .1 . Li" i A n I up I the hon .11 Mh I , , I of Ihe hohier of ahl deed of trnat, 1 1! Hi. i!,y of Jiliy 0 t ioi k in , a. 1 io1 .f ( v i'ii eonn'v, IO 1 .. ,. he.,. hi, . 1 : r H, e N -d 1 I . , , Of M1 I, I.I I 11. fll I I'V cr-r l , . j..n I'lr-i . i if i ML- I 1 I S--lf , - will purify your blood and bring tneoioomot neaitn Daclt mtoyou cneeKs, acn ootue contains quart. Palatal and SnpnsMd Memei, tmmlarltv, Lmrcorrira, WhttM, Starllwy , tTlctra- ' t'??.h0 Uteroa, chanare of life tn matron or uron or It le a Ida, indlgeitlon, palpitation of tlie heart, ca'd muicalar makneii, bearing-down palm, backache, !rach, irrefrnlar action of the heart, . ahortneaa of breath, abnonnal discharges with painful menstruation, acaldlnff of nrlH, , .welling ol fe.t, aoreneaa of the breaitt, neuralgia, uterine displacement, and all those symptoms which make the average woman's life so miserable. We hav. a book full of hUUi Information, Yoa waet ttlt.fr?e. , . - "TUB MICHIOAN DRUfJ CO." Detroit, Mich. LIvsrattM lor Uhra nis. a- C. I) BRAPIIA ... A Jl KtV LOl OF . . . Whole Cod Fish. . A new Barrel Fulton Market Corned Beef. : , ' ' V Sniall Sugar Cured Pig Hums, ( alifornia Hams and Big Hams to Cut. - Croirao Springs Ginger ' any sold, 10a per bottle or V . A few nice N. C Hamp. .Mason's Improved Fruit - any it will pay yon to see Fresh lot of Cucumber Thoiio !1. mmmrn. iSHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT." ; Are only observed bv those on the watch, and the many bargains we are i displaying benefit only 'those on tho alert for bargains. Watch our space in this paper every week and visit our stores. - 'v''aiior Ilata galore, no wo alike, your'neighbor need have no hat like yours, prices right too, . : Val. and Torchon Laces in all widths for 5c per vard. Possiblv von J would not bny Solace, elsewhere, . ICcady-to-nse Pillow (Jases and Sheets, save your ej'es and money. 7 f Modern Shirt Waists in endless variety, nicely embroidered from ?5c to, $1 25. - Crash Skirts 25c, flOo and ?5c. Can't make them for the price V' Bathing Suits' for men, women and children. No frills on the price either. : " Don't forget (he Summer Olotbiug, in serges and crash, for men and boys, of course we carry the furnishings aud everything man woman or boy needs. 'SJ'i'-Z-rX't-'ZHS-' , ' '- 61 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 09 Middle St. Have a full and complete stock, and fill orders with promptness. ' - ' v We have few more Gauze ' Doors and Screens and more to arrive. Give us your or der. -( - . i - - ';. 1 - - Call on us ior Calcimo to decorate your rooms. Carpet and Matting Tacks.-.;-; . ; i'aints and Enamels, mall cans. -; Stains ' -and Varnish, sizes to Buit.;--"m-..;.:": Granite Ware, Tiri Ware, Sprinklers, Lawn ; Ilowers, IIoe3 for flower garden, 25c. - . , v - If you are thinking ol a Retrigerator, . come to see ours. None other oh the market ;vv like it. "ODORLESS." . , , -: ! - - V New lineJ.cissors arid Shears. ''--.'i''- V Grccdq, G-na.a1c12n.tccd.. PMONK.TO (' It W A N 1 -I I tl It 7. 7! MimU.R HTItEKT, ;;:.::,:r;;,::s. o. Roberts, 1 l hlln sliei-t A Word la private to . , . Suffering Women, - No one bnt yourselves know of tbe juffenng you o through. Why do you suffer? It isn't necessary,' ijon't lose vour health and hnm ttnr th loss of One is speedily followed by the loss of the other.) Don't feel "weak " ana - worn out.- impure blood is at the bottom of all your trouble. Johnstons QUART BOTTLES. mam. a i hnd relief, heln. benettt ana cute in maid, all real iiaaacea tar headacne, palna In the left ' hand, and feet, nervouaneaa. aleenleuneas. Fanwtu Uttla Uver Plthwasc. New Uftrn, NT. C. Ale, guaranteed as good as 3 for 25c. Try it, its fine. Jar?, all sizes. If you jieed ine befere you buy. ickles and loose Oat flakes. WIioleMiie & lie tail Grocer, 1 . 71 llroM Nl. g but from us it means 10c and 15c kind. Qaskill Hardware Co. u: NEWBERN.NO Wholesale Deal r In - Groceries, Provisions, I . CflnncJ floods