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NtW BIRN, H. C, THURSDAY MQRNIN8, JUNE 13, 1901.
TWENTIETH YEAR
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huiiu Diiuun aim niivin wnm
Best Pernalfl in tJlft hnnsp
t yard. Just the thine for Shirts
goods sold for 12io and 15c and
SI . so
in
HACKBURN
47-49 POLLOCK STREET.
Fresh Corned
Mullets
JUST RECEIVED.
Also a fine lot Small Pig Hams, Pic Nic Hams and Small
Breakfast Strips.
Fox liiver Butter 30c lb., Cooking Butter 25c lb.
(Hve mo a call for anything in the grocery line and 1 will
SAVE YOU MONEY.
Yours for bu8ineH8,
3". 33. IF-KIEIS, Jr.,
? Wholesale and Retail Orocer,
C PHON E C&. Tor. Itroad A Hancock Sin.
ar
Peninsular Stoves and
Ranges Just Received.
Full line Kentucky Delight 8toves, Dangler Oil Cooking Stoves
. and Ovens. Come Down aodjook over thn you'll get what you want
. v here, and price right. Our stock is now complete in Gauze Doors and
, , Window Screens. We keep a full stock of
, Hardware & Building Material.
Paints, Oils and VarnUh, Gold and BiUer Enamel. All the Graining
j ' Color in Varnish 20c can.
i ' W deliver the goods and appreciate your trade.
HON!
V 111.
' Dobbin Perrall,
At Tucker's Uort,
)2i-Ui Fayettavllle St ,
- RaWghi N. &
Washable
LINEN '
CRASHES.
Fhrank and Ottished, Cnrrsrt
KeWirs f th summer, nothing
more enslMi', or fttlb. far walk-'
ng, (matin;, noting nt any olliPt
atimmer war at horn at the
shore of mountains.
f nilia tnaiM.
f i'k snrt Linrri Palit for HMrt
Fabrics
V. '!, SO Inrbfi m'xU Tsa yard, 48 '
i ... iIf f 1 on yard,
t :-.'. h ti r r : Ml I,
V-',' N. C.
www w
ci aa a-j i rx nr. : 1 1 Jtt
mnirinir ill nit.h i mill a mi j ."ir.
n - iiii hi 1 1 1 at.iiit ' win i'. ixn r.'i
10fi vanl.- RahI flin chums 1fk f
and Shirt Waists. These W
ALL NEW, Observe. W
Lo
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Gaski.l Hardware Co.
71 Mmota Sr, ' KKW BlfiN, 9. OJ
A Foolish Mote
T bnjr WI h HmiJ.Ual qnallty
WmitM ll rh!,," (a th Wwif pin It
I dev. N'lni uu Mt up li dllTrr
! end Wtww a Mnnl of UilrH
rtA ti trhMl lik the Cnlnm-
lUrUirt. Cln'bRH. eem. nr th
tililrr. W ran? th. b lin. l
W auk. . tftaltf nf Ikpntrlnf
Mi tna think "' fililn
liov li W, All ktrxli t4 Hp"rtin(
4i.HU l rhivp,
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Gold Brick Swindlers at Greensboro
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. Get. Sentences. -
Oameroa Cottoa Mill and TadeMe
' eos Sprlags Co. Charters. Sar
lags Baak tot Charlotte.
- 8.A.L. Strikers.
Base Ball. ;
Raleigh, Jane 12. Six of the strik
ing S. A. li. machinists have gone to get
work elsewhere; two to Wilmington and
fonr to the - Cumnock coal mine, Aa
a?ent of this -mine caae here, saying
men were needed at the engines which
pump the water from the mine.
F. J. Haywood, Jr., of Raleigh, who
has been la a Wilmington bank goes to
Charlotte to establish a savings bank.
Charlotto has no bank of that kind and
Is yet regarded as the best point for one
In the Btate. : .
There maybe three changes in the
Raleigh base ball team in a few days.
Stronger batters are needed. It is
strange bat true that Wilmington beats
Raleigh while the latter easily defeats
Newport News which is a terror to Wil
mington. The State charters the Vndo Mecum
Springs Co., capital $130,000, with leave
to begin work when $36,000 is paid up.
This amount Is paid up by J. C. Tise and
others of Winston-Salem and Joba II.
Sparks of Norfolk, uanh of whom takes
SO shares. The compuny will develop
the Vade Mocum Hprlng in Stokes
county.
T, E. Brnuer, Secretary to tho board
of agriculture, went to Tarboro lo.lay 10
take largo spcnlnl photographs of grow
ing crop 8 on the soil test farm near
thore.
Among the cnllcra at the olllco of the
Mate Superintendent nf public instruc
tion was Mis. Wiley of Hullsbiiry, the
widow of Calvin II. Wiley, the first
Superintendent the 8ut. over had.
The cor p mtlon eonimlinlori to.l.iy Is
sued a pamphlet giving nil the railway
stations In the Slate, with the distances
between them. T
The directors of tho Institution for tho
blind here have completed tho selection
of the faculty, by electing J. A. Allen of
Boston, board Instructor, and MUs An
nie Nawton of Green Held, Mass , in
structor In "Blityd."
A special effort Is being made to ob
tain the old rate of J of a cent a mile for
the encampment of the Slate (Juard next
month. Formerly there was no
trouble In gctttug the rate.
Two of the thrco gold brick swindlers
convicted of conspiracy to swtndlo I'aul
Garrett of Qreenshoro get 10 years each,
and the third gels 7 years. Tliey all ap
peal lo the Supreme Court. The fooling
against theso men has always been
strong. Theirs was the first gold brick
swindle ever attempted la this State, so
far as known. The capture was a great
piece of work and the sentence, which
are the limit, give general satisfaction.
There are warrants from two other
Slate, for these swindlers.
The Slate charters the Cameron OofAnn
Mill, at Cameron, capital $.'O,0O0, John
W. Scott and two others being the stock
holders.
The commissioner of agriculture is at
Pattorsoa, Caldwell county looking
after affairs on bis farm, which auflored
severely from the great Hoods.
Mr. Junes Brown of rorlaraoutb, Vs.,
ever (0 years of sge .adored for years
with a bad sore on all face. Physicians
ootid not help him. IMWiu's Wltck
Uaael 81 ra cared Ma permanently. V.
g. Duffy 4 Co.
McKlaley Afslrut Third Term.
WaamaeToa, Jaae 11. President Mo
Daley today asaoaaeed that ha weald
sot accept aoailaallea for third tarsi
la the followiag Statemaat: ' . -
"I regret laat the suggwtloa af a third
Urea has ease sle. 1 doabt whether 1
ass called apoa to fire it arnica. . Bet
there are sow eosstloe. of lb. ' gravest
Importance 'before the administration
saaibe eoaatry and their J rut coa
aUtoratloa saoald aot he prejadlced. la
the penile salad by ersa the saspldoa at
the Uoaht of a third tana.
"la lw, UMefore, of the relierailoa
ef tae sagMUoa of it I will eey sow.
eaaefnrall, eiprelng a lo astllrd
eoavktloa, that t not e.ly ai aot sad
will aot be s eaadldale foe a third tors.
bet woola aot eact a aosalastloa lot
It If It were teeiUrea sm.
"Mf oaly ambltlos Is to aerve Uroenh
toyaeeoad Ursi id the aeeeouace ef
y eB.stryMS, waHe gseeroas eo.
dwee I so awply .pprecUle, sid lha
with tbeej do say 4sty la Ue raaks ef
private ellluathlp.
-WILLIAM M'KtSLEY
"XsMeUve atsasine, t
WahlV, P. C . Jas 10, IBot."
rrwUl.nl WcKtntcy'S efflclal aa
nminrt tills anrlnf deposing of
tea third lrra llc. sn((twl by sn
'if bis Srt n tors, t't4 a great ssr
ptlM aranrf his frlrnls Who hsvs
kknwa ofhlsilp fosvktloss ea th
Mt)rl.
CABTORIA
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- WITH MEW QUESTIONS.
First Part of Alabama's New Constitution
- i . ' . Adopted. -
MoNTooMEET,' Ala.,' June 11. The
first part of the new. constitution was
adopted today by the constitutional eon
veotion, The office of llentenant gov
ernor was created and the Governor's
salary raised from 93,000 to $5,000. The
terms of the executive officers were
lengthened from two to four years, bat
they are Ineligible for re-eledtlon.
The Governor 'cannot become a can
didate for United States Senator within
one year of the expiration of his term.
The most sweeping suffrage scheme
yet brought forward was introduced to
day by sir. Barns, of Barnsville. It
provides that the following classes shall
not vote:
Those who are bastards or loafers, or
who, may be Infected with any loathsome
disease.
-' "Those who have been convicted of
treason, bribery, forgery, larceny, rob
bery, bigamy, seduction, Incest, mardef,
rape, or attempt to rape, arson or bur
glary.
"Those who are descendants of pa
rents who are of or descendants of two
or more different races; those who shall
have married any woman having a liv
ing husband, from whom she has not
been legally divorced; those who have
committed any assault and battery on
his wife or step-daughter."
This law destroys 00 per cent, of the
negro vote, and tho ex-slaves who are
not debarred will be less than 5 per
cent.
A surgical operation-is not necessary
o cure piles. DeWltt's Witch Hazel
Salvo naves all that exponse and never
falls, Beware of counterfeits. F. S.
Duffy & Co.
Shell Fish Commissioner's Claims'
.Special to Journsl.
HAi.Kiun, June 13 State Senator H. L.
Ward, of Tlymontb, and Representa
tives Thomas W. Blount of Koper, and
U. B. Nicholson of Washington, are
hero to pass upon claims filed by ex
Sholl Fish Commissioner Thcophilus
White, on account of oyster pstrol, ag
gregating nearly six thousand dollars
which were hold up by the State Aud
itor". THE MARKETS.
The following quotation wore receiv
ed by J. E. Latham A Co, New Bern.
N. U.
Nsw York, Juno 12.
Oottoh; Open. High. Low. Close
Juno .. 8 13 - 8.21
July 8.18 H.27 8 86
Aug 7.60 . 7.70
Oct 7.18 7.17 7.J0
January 7.19 7 17 7.23
Chicago, June Is.
vYhbat: Open. High. Low. Close
Jnly 71, 70,
Sept 0H (JKJ 69
Coax: Open. High. Low. Close
July 42, 421
bepl 43 j 44 43,
lllbs:- Open. Ills b . Low. Close
July 8.07 8.07
Sept 8.12 81
New York, June It
Stocks; Orion. Ulgh. Low. Close
So. R'yPfd 87 67
Coot ... 123 122,
So By JE! 83
Mo. P 1W, 1S3S
11.8 1 I3J 14
U. H. B 49
0. 4k 0 491 4M
Sugar 144, 1404 141
V.C.0 71ft
ft I... t87
8i. P 1M lee
Ulirpiil
Spot, 4 19 SJ. Bales 8.000 balsa.
fouree, Jaly-A.g. 4.T7, Oot-Mov. 4 0J.
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roar suso aim.
' Basse week
Lutverk last year.
9.000 ' If. 100
This week.
Srt. 9000 ' . . 1.000
Moa. 70rs) 1,000
Tees, SOOO IJUO
Wed. 140(4 . " . M00
Tears. ' . " 00
frt ' .' ' ' ' 1.000
I mmmJm . ajsaaasa-aaa
'. ; ' " :t.oo
Defr, dlMe aed death follow Sag
lrt of the bowels. I'm DsVTItl's Little
Ksrly Illwrs to regeUU ibeai aad yea
will add years tojoer Uf tad Ufa to
yner yeera IUy ta take, e vf gripe.
F.& DBfly Co.
iii
Weeimca la Sailoa.
8r Pacu Mfss.Js.e II -The
t,lftl bl'aslil rsmjinf the Hodvra
Woolm. of Atntit ewt kr tly.
npirts of krl efUrier, sko S fata
of 111.:") I emHr, (lore U4 rw.l!n
f wo ywrs Sfti, rsrrftin tti lna.
SOr f $H"." f lO. nr(M t.f ll.S
flelj friw t l r9rrm tnrnf !!. mo
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AFTER NOVA SCOTIA.
Hew York Capitalists -Would Control
Commercial and Oilier Interests.
, Hew Tork, Jane 13. The Mall and
Express says.
''Capitalists of thla city are reaching
oat to control the commercial and in
dustrial Interests of Nova Scotia. The
Vanderbllt millions are behind a gigan
tic financial scheme which has been In
corporated under the name of the Do
minion Securities Company, with a
capital of $1,600,000.
Dr. W. Seward Webb- has been ' made
president of the company, and the di
rectors are John Jacob Astor, S. R. Cal
laway, Edgar Van Etten and Percy
Clemmon.
Representatives of the company are
already on the scene of the proposed
operations and the first stretch of
tracks of the Cape Breton Railroad Ex
tension Company is being laid.
Within four years 000 miles of track
will connect Cape Breton with the best
mining sections of the country.
Spring Wheat Report.
Washington, Jane 18 Preliminary
reports of the spring wheat acreage in
dicate a redaction Of about 1,800,000
acres or about 6.4 per cent. The average
condition of spring wheat on June 1
vas 93.0 as compared with 87.3 at the
corresponding date last year.
The average' condition of winter
wheat declined daring May 0.3 points,
the condition on June 1 being 87.8
as agaliiBt 04.1 on May 1. The prin
cipal averages by States are as fol
lows: Maryland, 100; Virginia, 98; Penn
sylvania, 06; California, 98; Ohio, and
Indians, 90; TonnesBee, 88; Kansas,
87; MlKSOurl, Illinois and Oklahoma,
88; Michigan, C8 and Texas, 46. The
low condition In Texas is due to drought
and the ravages of the wheat plant
loi-no.
VISITING PHILADELPHIA.
A Royr! Welcome Extended to the South
ern Visitors.
Piiilauriiiia, Pa., Juno 11 Tho
Southern Industrial convention opened
on schedule time to day. Stirring ad
dresses of welcomo were delivered by
Governor Stone and Mayor Ashbrldge,
and responses made by President liar-
grove and Governor Louglno, of Missis
sippi. The speeches abounded with
fraternal sentiment and evoked much
applanse.
The afternoon excursion on the bay
was full nf Interest. All the boats and
ships in the harbor were profusely
decorated. The din of salutes remind
ed one of tho clnrui sent up by tl e
lioais in Norfolk Harbor on New Year's
ere The batteries along the shore
spoke a welcome and tho cordial recep
tion calls for the warmest praise from
the dclegtlcs.
Mrs. L. L. Polk, Dead.
Spcclsl to Journal,
Ralsioii, June 13 Mrs. L L. Polk,
widow of the late L. L. Polk, first Presi
dent of tho National Farmers Alliance,
died at her home bare, this afternoon.
of paralysis.
THB MODEM BEAUTY
Thrives oa good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In the open air. Her
form glows with health and bar face
blooms with lu beauty. If her system
seeds the cleansing actios of a laxatlv.
remedy, the ate. lb. g.ntie aad pleataal
Byrap of Figs, asadt by the CalLforala
Fig Byrap Co. only
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You hatoe them ?
Do yott have bxadaeheaf The
Sunday morning kind T The tkk at
aarvnai kiad r Do you want to get well?
Cola Ueadacha PuwrWs will relieve yna.
If aotlyoar asoaey back. Many time
axadaehee eotaefrota a dlwrdnred stom
ach, - There are tug red leaks as Cola
Beadarhe Powders that will stimulate
and MvnsM the senrwtkme of the sinta.
tdi ed Ut old baulache will pa, of.
Only tea eenttat Bradhaas'l PretcripUua
rharasary. ,. j
Hello, Old Pumpfdnl.
Uow't ynar Jaaitdlce f W ky dnw't
ynw f to B nut ham's and gta has at hi.
AhU-lUlloes Unr fills tad take lha
according to dirertJofts and gH well t
Thy will Improve your appHltft, ear
ymie ktaadtee and tt at all Uim
pills t si well e iabl aad aee per-
SrUy hannknaa, no awemry at aaythlng
to MllnU, TakatrflMBadyMfinfX
'wall Tea Am4 theia, aad ran gM thsxa
lov tie a V" ,
Good Sods.
C"m from I wd maWrlal
with ki'. Mf. al skill, We
DM l,1. tt Wrt i4 T.TTt!.lr f )f H
I i. :l,e U i f"e tejt.irt 4 II
7). i aM't m rj ns l,lf . mi
tl !! !r Iftr In anltirf anH
if m l ft In Hif It Nf r
i. M' I-!! .,.iks 'l fiy b'.tt
r . j r.. I1 -- , '. w h t-f ..-. .
fiYiYsYiYiWM
oiri Yon lVed a
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War Water Pai
With n Cover to It If ko you can ge?t
one at J. JL. Mollaniol's 71 IfiroadKf.
A new bbl. Fulton Market Coined Uw.f just received.
Fresh lot Small Sugar Cured Hams," Tic Nie Hams and Eng
lish Cured Shouldera.
Fresh Grits, Oatliakes and liicv.
A few Nice North Carolina- Peeled and Sliced Dried
Peaches only 5c pound.
Dunham's Sclnedded Cocoanut Nice and Fresh.
Heinz's Pickles lioth four ami Sweet.
Uartlet Pears, Stundard Quality Hie, :l ll. can or 11 for 25c
Give nie a call. Yon tn nipn s
J. L. McDAHIEL.
3 'Phone 91.
ball Pianos
Highest Artistic Standard.
USED IN 100,000 HOMES
INCLirDHfCii
The Prseident
1N1
BEST MUSICIANS
TUG
For Factory Prices and Liberal Terms,
Address : W. F. BLOUNT,
State Representative,
Raleigh, N. C.
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Try Our Best
J. J. TOLSON, Jr.,
Broad St. Grocer. Phone 137. 5
O JUST RECEIVED
M A Freh lot f lnvr Hill Ruli.r V
nd Crackers, and a Nice Stock of Select Canned ;olrt.
We also hnvo a lot of V. P. darner's llrick foi wile.
I T.I ClHnr4hunin B. Dm
b. in. uuiiui in
Phone 169,
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H. M. Pollock,
The CHEAP EST
Turnouts In tho city.
No. 70 Buth Front
Strcot, opposite Hotel
Chattawka.
STABLES
FOR BEE1T 1 1
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Grocer,
71 IBroad Ht.
United States
Patent Flour ! j
Kluiii t li.it ran ,i 1 1 v !'
iii.i.l. hi .i m I -1 ii null
floni tin- linal 1:1 nf u 1 ly
M'lect.-d In ill.
Wr arc - llinc; t In- name
nl .i-liiiiilijii(,'ly low prices.
.i mi ii r 'aii:i:.M-d .Ic:it
i n i s t . 1 1 1 1 1 nil Iiaml.
Colin. nfTn ,ti ,,1,U
k''l. Very ii"-jn-tf nlly,
ii ai i& vx ui u.
61 Broad Street.
ILiiLBook Store
HAMMOCKIt KEU
OM MEN DEL) fat Kolld
Comfort, aad all new de
algal ef this yaar't saaaa
faetars. 6. H. Ennett.
Vhilo they Last.
to Oeam Frriers, Wslef CooU
nt too! Poultry Netting .
AT COST
to dns nt ntrk.
0e Bingv Marbloe la
t PTjet at Pjrfai, IXinl
m'S th s or-pntlnniiy fof bafgaina.
. P. M. DHANKT, '
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