VOL. XVllI-NO. 91.
KIV, H. C, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 14, II
NINtTltNTH YIAR
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TRY OUR
PERFECT BLEND TEA;
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- Will refund your money it you are not
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47 & 40 Pollock Street;
Thia is ho reason why you should
geonay: While-other stores are having
every diy with U is bargain day. '
, Your attention ia especially CttlleJ
Gloves just received, 89c, others charge
f-vi ' Those Crash Shirts at 25o and 50c are just walking away, eome left
however '"".' 4 i ,'' r VI 1 .
' Shift Waists at 5 On, white and colored,-are great valnes ' :
V ' If you intend going to the sea shore, ''trneeda"j ilathiug. Suit, - price
$l60to3 50.' - - "4' :v , -
. Fave money and avoid a sunstroko by purchasing one of our 50c "Cm
brellas. Any good? ; Why yes ,. Bought riglil is the- reason.- One dol
lar one is good enongh for anybody. )" , ,T t
- Look into our show windoV on Pollock Street and see those Men's
Tan and Black Vici Kid Shoes $1 00 to CI 50. 1 -
' Onr women's Shoes are jnst as cheap. "
';i On Monday we will open up a white; Sailors at 50c, v worth - a : great
deal more. A lucky individual who gets one. , r IT '"' " -J t
j , 'All classes of Milliuery at a great reduction. ''""','' -
V SMITH'S STORES, ; ;
oi jfouocK St., (uuny
' Give the meal a Boa finish. Thert
In nothing daintier for deaaert
v than Farina, Kice Puddiny, Jellies,
and Fancy Cfackert. Ert 17 thing
: in tbia line will be found- in our
- Block, which presi nta an exhausl
; ie di floition of "giooerlea'. The
whole world is taxed in making
. op Ihla superb araorlment of food
. apeoialilv. ' Toa must to ap
- pteclale,; V 'V
Have juat rpceivod a bg Aof-ct
Freab Corned Portrmnath Uullet. .
. Aim a Bm kit of $Kf Cured
. Hunt, Give oa a call aad we will
do our bent to plena roa. ' ,'
! Yours for Btaineao,
? J R. PARKER, UR GROCER,
5 , 'Phone 69. ". 77. Broad Street.
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to onr two-buttou whita Kid
$1 00. ? '
s Btana; Miaaie ut.
Youjoan alwayii exprctj when
jrou order your food aiipiilivg from
thla reliable ilore. Wo ennj mip
ply every demand of a (lrt cluna
family tr(Io wilii the Clioiccnt
Rt iplt) and Fanry (trocorirn, Hi l
ldi.Ni, rickhn, Hiaw,;oiivo,Kox
U'Vor Print HuliPr. and Pillnms
a'JIlKik R.llim IVIv.
Wo rnsko a ppri-ilty of
pri lo T. i andlCnlTcTH.
Our Vrf"-.U..ii I'cnJ -
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Lily a ..mi,!
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The Foreigners in Pekin Executed
One Week Ao. '
The Total Number Put at 1717.
Allies ia L Danger at Tlea
Tain. The Whole "
Silnatlon Is
Terrible
Special to Journal.
to.sooN, July 13. An nfDoial telegram
h.u bten received f mm Pekln aaylng
that all the foreigners In the city iter
executed last Friday. 1 ' i '
The foreigner thus mauacred are be
lieved to be the foreign' ministers and
attache, 73, legation officers 43A, . em
ploye in the Irareriaf cuatoma 45, mla-
slonariea, atuuenla and teachers 700.
foreign merchanta -125,. and transient
Vinitora SOOT , ' r
A cablegram from Cliefoo saya - thai
the allied troops at Tien Tain are Jn a
desperate condition and are preparing l
retreat, and that they may not be able tr.
get away safely.
- ' The Chinese force are giving them nr
rial. ' They are fighting day sod night
" England will leud twenty tbouaanc
m ire troops to China from India,, -v.-
; Spain will aend no war vessel to China
as theie are no Spanish Interest thert
to defend, t " . ' . "
h WAsnmoTON, July IS -Secretary Ha.v
hai given the Vblnese' Minister wa a
test . ruesgo to send to Doited 8latC
Minister Conger at Pekln. ,Tld la la kc-
eotdipce with the decision to Insist tba
Minister Wo 'furnish detluite Informa
tion aa to, the fate of Conger, and other
Ameriin tn Pekin. If the Cbinef.
Uovernment was a'lle to forward abi
uree froni China, It la argued, It la anl.
to send a communication: from the for
elgn ministers in Pekin. The aotben
ttcliy Of the decree made public Wednes-nes'l-.p
la now doubled In Washington,
:. Tiie Chinese minister undertakes to
deliver the message. He declare that
the edict Issued by Prince Tuan which
oe gave to Secretary Bay was genuine
i Consul Goodnow telegraphs that OA
July 7lh the" .Boxers were bombarding
the legations for a anal attack and that
he feared the worst. f- ' , 1 -v
The authorities in Washington be
lieve the horrible news and that lfa
Chinese elllclal telegrama received here
were lies out of whole cloth- .
Nsw Turk, July 13. The Herald will
publish tomorrow the following dis
patch from Washington:
- "China will be called- anon throogl,
Minister Wa to give definlui Information
regarding the fate of Minister Conger
and the other Americans In Pekin with
out- delay.--;-1 w;;;a; i ;r-'-
r "The authorities are not at all pleased
with the action of the Chinese Govern
ment In sending put Its representative
throughout the world a long dispatch tn
which an effort Is made to shift respon
slbjlity for the occurrence at Pekln, but
In which not a word I said about the
tegatlona rrr- the minister. Before the
receipt of this imperial edict there was a
disposition to believe that the ministers
had not been heard from for the reason
that the Chinese Government ; itself!
was unable to get information through
the lines of rebellious Boxers surround
ing Pekln. W ftv'M j'.'!-1--
''That exense now no longer exists.
The world has now learned that who
ever Is in power tt Pekln be It the Em
press Dowager or prince Tuaa Is able
to communicate with the Chinese repr
-enlallvts.'it they are still alive, be al
lowed to communicate with their gov
ernments.. They will also' expect to be
iulckly informed If .the ministers and
ether foreigner Jn Pekin have been
murdered.'.; ;:." ; c-
"No definite demand haa yet been
made on Minister Wu. but It baa been
inumatea to mm tnal u the friendly re
lations which have existed between the
United States and the Chinese Govern
ment u spite of the Bexar disturbance,
are to continue, that Government must
relieve the suspense now existing in
this country a to the ft of Minister
Conger and other Americans In Pekln."
LoMuon, July 13. The Shanghai cor
respondent of the Dally Mall say the
following story regarding the position
in Pekln emanalea from Chines official
ources: "
"The two remaining ligations, the
BrllUh and Itusolnn, were aUailcc'. in
force on the evening of July 0, Prince
Ttian being In command. The attackers
were divided. Prince Tuan commanded
the centre, the right wing was led by
Prince Taut Yin and the left Iiy Prince
Yin Mn. 1 he reserve were under Prince
Til n Y11.
"Tim ntUi-k n,ii,r,f n.i d artillery
fi -lilln;
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: J - Makes light, - flaky, delicious - hot
;J biscuits, rolls, muffins' and crusts.
M ; Irfakes hot bread wholesome. ? These
" .-are qualities peculiar .to it alone.
; 1 v T I have found the Royd Bakmg Powder superior
k , to all others, Gorju,
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J ' -J hOYAl IM0N4 POWPER CO, 109 IUMM T, NEW VORIt. -s
General Wang Wen Shao w -re killed.
"Two foreigners are said to have es
caped through the gate-, one with
heavy sword wound in bis head.0 Prince
Tuan, la celebration of the vlctorv, ' dlr
trlbutad 100,000 taela (about $07,009) and
huge quantities of rice to the Barer."
' FEELING AROUSED. .
Nedmont Section Indignant at Ihe Regls-
- , irar Arrests - r
Special to Journal. -'
; Raleioh, July 13. A telegram from
Democratic Chairman Simmons who I
at Winston ssys that the four ' negroes
who swora out warrants against two
registrar of election, 'were themselves
arrested today and are .in the sheriff
custody. : Th bonds were fixed at (500.
C Chairman Simmons telegraphs, here,
that, "Every one who swears out simi
lar warrants will be arrested.?
'. Secretary Pearsall at the" Democratic
headquarters here Says that the' people
In the upper Piedmont and Winston
section heard from are very Indignant
at the arrest of the Winston registrars
and will resent with great - feeling this
Interference with Stale affair by Feder
al auiborlte. ";: '-;r f-;-i?-r
Tbe United States Commissioner be
fore whom the cue against . the regis
trar are being hea?d ha not yet decided
'upon them. , . lVi:
HITTING BACK. -
Decisive Action Taken at - Winston
7; : i Atatast the Hcf rollcs,- v -V -
Winstos-Salkm,; July lit. Four ne
groes who swore out warrants against
Mr. Thompson, the registrar here,, bare
been arrested and are; now In the hands
or the Sheriff, A justified . bond was
fixed at Ave hundred dollars each. ;
'Chairman P.M.. Simmons Is still In
the city and say that every man who
swears oat warrant similar to the one
In thl case will be arrrested. - ,
Jamos E. Bleed, of- Montgomery coun
ty, was In Winston yesterday and said
that Ihreo negroes and three while men,
a few days ago, entered tbe office of a
registrar in that county and holding pis
tols at his head forced blin with threats
of killing to register them, Of courne
they were registered but immediately
upon Ihclr disappearance their names
were erased from the books. Officers
have been In search for these negroes
and white men but np to the lime of Mr.
Bleed leaving homo the ofllecrs had been
unable lu capture thcin.'
tub ::::ts.
Tho fullnwlni; qtuitallfnis wero receiv
ed by J. E.JI.allnLin. New licrn, N. V.
N kw Yoiik, July 13.
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Republicans Pleased -. at the
-. . polntment of Boyd.
Ap-
Cy Thompson' Big Talking. Cyclone
Davis. Speaks, Monday.
' Rain Has ; Come.
Soldier's Home 1m
prevement. ,
Special to Journal. -
- RAtHioB, July 13. The Corporation
Uommiaalon wa today nnilneJ that the
Bank ef King's Mountain has become
national bank.; j-'-"i;:'-,. - ;
-.. The local republicans "here express
great pleasure at the - appointment - of
James E. Boyd. as Jade of the Winston,
S. C, district.' i They know that If Bena
torrltchatd had desired that -position
he could have had It. but he said here
durln his ptrty', State convention that
he intended to -serve out his time
Senator; that be thought that his duty,
."Cyclone" Pavla, of Tessa, who other
wise Is J. H. Davis, ex-Congressman,
who is to stump this mate for the ropa
lists, make his sueech at" Angler, - Har-
nett county - next , Monday, with Cy.
Thompson..; Ex-UonKrossman . John B
Fowler also apeak there thai day. ., ;
Cf. Thoinpsea came In yesterday af
ternoon. Irons hia campaign.- lie wu
used what sort of a campaign he wu
making and replied: "I never had belter
audience ; since I left .the Democratic
party.; Tlx people are . against the con
stitutional amendment and fur me for
Governor. ' I am making them good
speeches, if there la a fair election
we wilt defeat the amendment by 60,
00)." ' ' " ,. ' . ,
.- Fine rains foil yesterday afternoon
and evening and it i hoped are general
aa crop were fcufCnriog greatly. - .
The Democrats here have resolutely
put aside Natlorud politic until after
the State election: Augusts.
The partially boroed engine house
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
loge haa been rebuilt.
By the end of the . present month the
hospital at the Soldier' Home will be
completed. There era now 78- inmates
of the Home. - ' . '- . J '
Among today's arrival was W. B,
Shepard, Esq.. of Ktleiilon. : ; '
Charles It. Ayooclr. arrived here, thl
morning for lllllalxiro and went at nce
to Kuquay Springs, on a ieclal Wall
to mnke Ids only Sjeech In this imonty
People from Ihreo counties were there
to hear Mm.
EASE CALL GAXLS.
T:iti-iiro Reals li.i!,--',
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Fulton Market Corned ). Beef
Just. Received.
: ;,. A I o.ut w lot very small agar Cured Pig Hams.
Fancy Syrup in Fruit Jars only 15c
; Hice lot Portsmouth Corned Mallets.
' Fresh Grits and Carolina Rice.
Fos River Tfint and. Fancy Flgin Itutter.
g ..i I will' thank you to call when in need of anything in
the Grocery Line.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. .
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REAL ESTATE J
City Beal Estate bought and sold on
commission. i
A fine piece of property can bethought
hI a bargain.
Collection of Rents a Specialty.
12. K. IIAUl'Klt.
XVAV RliltN
GRIST - MILLS.
New M
Bolting Chest
: Elevators and
Corn Cleaners
Of the Latest Improved and Up-
to-Date Mill flachlnery.
YOUR TRADE IS bOLICITEDf
HTfiPECIAI. PAINS taken In clean
ing and polishing grain before going
through the mills, hich insures pure
meal, ". T
- Corp, Hominy, Oats end Mixed Teed
VGEOBGE BISHOP.
Newera, H. a
Hey,
TH'erel
I y Where's
Your
t Bell mdLimp )
Don't be "run In", "A stitch In time
saves nine," and sometime may save yon
ten ($10) . , 1 . t
Don't nut ll off. bat call at 00 oe and
invest the neorssart amount in Good
LAMP AND BELL. ' . ' .
Bells, 25c to $U5
";'. '"'V'.? yi : 'M':--v)4. ' ' :
Lamps, 50c to $3.00
Tires and Repdtrs
In Abundance.
wn: t. hill;
01 Middle Street, Opposite Journal Office
Henry s Pharmacy, f
' J27 Middle Street.
lrttinre For War in
. Time of IVace.
JuBt received a Supply of LOADED
nnKU. Rum death to Roaches, Bed
Ttiiir. Moths. Water Bug and all In
secU. Will not stain or grease lb flneat
fuhrh. One trial is all that's needed
fonvlnc the most ikepticaU
to
A fi
11 line nf Tilt Articles, Perfuro-
ey, etc
rrecriitlons car fully
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j.ly to
McDAlL,
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Wholettale
A ltelail
OrsHer,
Ilrs'l Hi.
Don't Fret Yourself
TO DEATH
This Hot Weather!
But call and get a few of onr special
hot weather bargains and keep cool.
Don't fail to see the negligee shirts
which we have marked down to 43c. All
colors and also in plain white.
Crash Hats
MARKED DOWN FROM
50c. to 19c.
Have Just received a new lot of Serge
Coat and can now fit everybody.
Call early and lake advantage of these
special prices.
J.G.DUNN & CO.
Up-to-Date
Furnishers.
57 Pollock 8t
Ice Cream Freezers ranging from $1 60
10 f 5 00 each. Water Oojlers at 75, 00c;
1, tl 50, ft 75 and 12 00 each. Ice
Shavers at 15c, 60c and 75c each. Apple
Pealers. screen Doors at II 00, 1 25
and 1 50. Window Screen in elegant
style at BOo, 85c, 40c and 60c. Lawn
Mower at 18 to 5. Hammocks from
50c op, (will have a new line of these In
la a few day) Balloon Fly Trap. Tan
gle Foot Fly Paper. Mason's Fruit lars,
pints, quarts and half gallons. Granite
Slop Pell! foot Tubs, eto. Bids aad
Box Coffee Mills. Revolving .Wafer
Irons, t Majestic ' Cooking Ranges.
Wheeler and Wilson, New Home and
Domestic Sewing Machines. A Sport
ing Rifle for tS 00, shoot 82 short or long
cartridge.' Porcelain , lined Preserving
Kettles. 1 Step Ladders 48o; 66e and 73c
each. Polishing Oil tfie per bottle. Can
Furniture Tarnish and Brush at SSo.
Tobacco Sprayers, ParUGreen, etc
, Th wholesale trade Is Invited to our
stock of Paper Bags, Butter Trays, Wash
Boards, Clothes Pins, Broome, Backets.
Axle Grease, Baskets, Tin . Ware, etc.
which we are effeiipg at very low prices
., 1 Tours Truly. ''? ' -
J; C. Vhitty iV
iiSLBook Store i
Lest you Forget' k
We are bead qnariers for v'.fc.
I Book-keepers
Supplies,
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' UauiUlMSjasf U US sau vstvu mv-
lleve that tired feeling. ; '
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