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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-10-28
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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1897-10-28
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Looking always to the interests of their pa
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Ia FORMA,
IA FORMA,

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ing Of the front section of the waist, giving it a superb
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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
POLlTlCA Al DRIFT.


r-TTha timid-hcartcd need not ba
troubled, the republican party Is going
to win grandly this year. and IT is go.
ing io win because the republican party
has shown and demonstrated intentions
to do right without fear or favor.-Iowa
State Register
rTDemocratic and populistic states.
men and newspapers are predicting
ruin to business IL any Dinglcy tariff
becomes law and fills the TREASURY To
Overlooking. But the people don't seems
to- be alarmed over such calamity.
They have tried the democratic plan of
closed workshops and depleted treas.
ury and Will welcome II change Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
ETThe so-callcd currency rcformPra
are inpatient Of delay and falsely ac-
cuse the administration aud the rcpub-
licans in congress with being Indifferent
tothc currency question. alleging this to-
he the chief reason for the tardincEs of
industrial and business recovery. Sec
Rotary Gage rcfutcs the accusation and
his assurance viii bc received bv the
country with satisfaction aud conf
dcncc Omaha Bee.
uIThosr who have been insisting Tint
the Cnitcd States needs more money
nr~ puzzled 10 know how 10 explain the
fact that the great Lake Shore rnil,vav
recently refunded more than 500 600
600 ~ bonds NJ ~ per cent. interest.
md fou"S plenty Of money 10 take them
1t That price. IT the country. really
needed more money for general business
purposes Tint which II has would not
Ice looking for investment nj ~ per
cent. per nnnum.-Toledo Blade.
rT1hc financial situation " Brazil
should be % warming 60 the free silver
theorists iu the United States. While
they do not have silver there. they have
fat paper money. which is not backed
up by gold. ~ least that Is what the
bankers suspect. and the currency bna
deprecated in value considerably.
Where seven years ago miIlreta was
worth 5tH cents, to-day IL is worth 10
cents ON account Of the government
increase In currency without the gold
10 back " mp. Men worth $4,000 then
are to-day worth but $4,000. Pitts
burEh Commercial Gazette
rTSecretary Gage in his Cincinnati
speech very strongly asserted that the
administration. lin good time and In
proper order" will address itself to the
subject Of currency and banking re-
form That statement is satisfactory
TO all sensible American citizens who
know that the republican party prom
Uses and performs what IL promises
The democratic organs continue to howl
about the administration brokers
plcdges"-as base falsehood as was
ever suggested by the devil; but the
public generally have taken tho true
measure Of these democratic "rcfor,nr
Minneapolis journal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
PROSPERITY PREsAoeo.
Benencent Emect OF the Adminfstra-
aion'n Policy.

The mere statement by Secretary
Gage at Cincinnati that the admins
uation would take no backward step
on the currency question. but would
proceed with reform measures as soon
as the tariff bill was ont of the way. had
the effect of strengthening every Ameri-
can security dealt in on the London
stock exchange. This simple unofficial
and Yet authoritative utterancc added
thousands of dollars of value to Ameri-
can stocks and bonds the world over.
FOR the reason that it gave assurance to
investors in that form of property that
there would be no liquidation OF obi
cations and no payment in deprecated
money by the American people.
II, then, the simple announcement OF
the administrations policy has had SO
great and bcnefcent an effect, what
VIII the final enactment of that policy
into law bring about? Instead of only
two or three per cent. being added to
values, they viii bc doubled. i'm some
cases quadruplcd. and we will see n
boom in the stock market that has not
been witnessed since 1879 and 1850. In
deed, the unqucstioned establishments
OF our financial system on the gold basis
viii have the same effect on all kinds
OF property ms the resumption of specie
payment produced after January 1.
1879.
The sooner then that we bring this
state OF affairs about the sooner wa
viii realize that prosperous times arc
at hand. They will come with double
force as the result OF a reformed tarifr
and reformed monetary system. His
tory repeats itself. Those who rcmem-
her the financial crash OF 1873 and the
siN succeeding years of hard times.
until the gold standard was restored,
viii see the unrrospcrous years that
followed the crash OF 1909 continue
unul the gold standard is placed be-
yond all question of doubt.
And ms Secretary Gage assures us,
that day is nj Chicago Times
IInrnl1
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
THE DEFICIT LESSENiNG.
Good Effect of Confidence In Repub.
Iicnn MCnsnrcs.

eoou Encct or confidence In Repuh-
IicRn Measures.
This years treasury deficit is lessen
ing. On March |. the deficit for the cur
rent fiscal year. which ends on June 30,
was about Sis,O0O,OoO. On May il was
only S33,OO0,OOO. The difference repre-
sents the excess of receipts over ex-
pcnditurcs since Mckinley was innugu-
rated. \ similar excess of receipts may
bc expected during the remaining
months OF the fiscal year, and the de
felt is expected To be cut down TO about
$4,000. 600.
This increase OF receipts IL under the
Wilson law. but II is not because OF that
law. Instead, II is because % the GER
taiutN of u new tariff law. whose rates of
duty will he high enough to produce suf-
0cicnt revenue for governmental needs.
Under the normal workings of the VIII
son tariff the revenues fell behind the
expenditures month after month. with
the regularity OF clockwork, and each
monthly treasury statement recorded a
deficit. The calling of congress In extra
session TO pass ~ new tariff law spurred
the importers 10 rush foreign goods
over so ms 20 take advantage of the low
schedules of the Wilson law. Hence ihs
volume Of imports is abnormnlly large,
and the revenue exceeds the eXpcndi-
lures.
II is as absurd TO credit this improve
mcnt in the revenues 10 the Wilson law
as IL WINS To charge the deficient rev.
cnucs TO the Mckinley law in the last
months of its existence. Then the inn
portcrs let their stocks run down aud
imported ms little as possible. They
were waiting for the lower schedules of
the new democratic tariff, so that they
would not have To pay so much duty.
Now they are rushing goods in under
the low tnriff. 20 avoid paying tho
higher duties OF the Dinglcy bill.-ro-
irdo Elude
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

M1NNEAPorIs Mimi, June 1.-The
grand jury has indicted four officials
OF the failed Washington State bank
a. C. Haugen, the president, who at
the time of the failure was also city
treasurer and is now under Indictment
for his conduct OF that Office; j. II.
Field. the cashier OF the bank, A. T.
Johnson, the we'll known steamship
agent and Olaf Searlc. Of II Paul.
who were directors. The indictments
have been reported 90 the court. but
as no arraignments have been made.
their contents are not yet known.
The charge in each case is supposed TO
be. however. borrowing money from
the bank in violation OF the state law.
which prohibits bank officials from 30
doing
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

VICTORIA, y. G., June TO- Meager
particulars were brought by Empress
OF japan Of "a disaster which befell the
fishermen OF Chusan Archipelago, off
the coast 81 China On May g. while
all, or at least most, Of the fishing
boats we're out on the fishing banks.
terrible gale sprang up. O. the sew
eral hundred boats out at the time
very few returned, and IL is estimated
that some 800 men lost their lives The
storm swept over the entire archipel-
ago. Several large junks were lost, in
which scores persisted
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
sIIxcritr EnIreI,nnh.

Tie idea, which the silver organs seem
DESTROYS Of imprcssing on the minds Of
thOughticss people. that there is n
scarcity Of money in This country is not
based on facts, and they know IL. The
latest report OF the comptroller OF the
currency (Mnrch 81 shows that i'm the
United States the national banks clone
have S277. 500. 1s3 more money in reserve
than required by law. and that the pro
portionatc excess is greatest i'm those
states where tie popocruts say more
money is needed. The trouble ie not
scarcity ~ money. but the paralvzinr
Influence 81 democratic tariff law
which has flooded The country with for
e.gn goods and crippled our own in
dustrics. n the democratic obstruc-
uonists DO not triumph in the senate
this state ~ affairs may boz soon rene
Wheeling Intclipcncer.
tyThe heavy merchandise imports
ct the present time mean correspond
inglv light Imports u few months hence
This viii. 1t the outset. keep the rev
euucs under the new tariff low. but n
will, at the same time. make vepv
large merchandise balance in the conn
try's favor. As "a consequence. while
the governments receipts will be com
paratively small for awhile. the poId
info viii be- large The gold which
goes ont these days will not be gone
long.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
DURRANT REPRIEVED.


Gov. Eudd Gives the Courts Time to
Think-Lifc saved for 4, Time.
SAN FEANCisCo. June IA rcpricve
will be granted heodorc Durrant. IL
was stated Thursday morning. Gov.
Hudd's decision TO grant the rcpricve
was made in order 10 settle whether
the federal courts be allowed 10 review
the state court'> decisions July is
the day which the governor has now
named for the execution. Should
the supreme court OF the state
uphold the governor in deciding that
the federal courts can not Interfere
the execution will take place July o
GOV. Budd holds that tho habcas
corpus proceedings and the appeal TO
the supreme court are not "A stay OF
proceedings. His support by the SUI
preme court will, it seems. seal Dur
rants doom next month. The state
court viii render its decision as TO the
appeal sometime within the next 30
days.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

No better proof Of the lack Of lend
cship from which the democratic party
Is suffering could be- asked than that ar
fordcd by the announcement. apparent
~ made with authority. that The demo
cratic senators intend So opposc the in
crcasc in the tax ON beer. This tnx H.,
in line with the true democratic doc.
trinc. In that il is Il purely revenue tax
Every cent Of II would 20 into the fed
eral treasury. and It's imposition would
not seriously burden amy industry. or
lear heavily upon any individual. "
the democratic senators are rcnIly non
est 40 their devotion 20 the poor man.
they must stand firm for the free
breakfast table" idea. TO oppose tho
beer tax and 20 favor the tea TAX would
subject them 90 thc suspicion Of bciul,
moved by regard for The rich brewers
rather Than by sympathy for the poor
men That drink beer We hope that
whatever else the republicans may dp.
thee viii insist upon the propos % in.
crease in the tax on beer. So valid oIi.
lection can he made 60 Indiana. Die
journal
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

LIMA. Peru. June ~, via Galveston.
June l2.-The sugar producers have
PctitlOucd the government 90 concI ude
"a commercial treaty with the United
states. Friday morning the British
steamship Santiago. which has been
detained at Callao in quarantine for
yellow fever, proceeded TO africa, di-
~ -
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

ST.. PAU. Mimi, June 11.-On mo-
ton Of County Attorney Anderson.
Judge Lewis Thursday afternoon or
dered a verdict in favor OF Congress
man +. G. Stevens, on trial under an
indictment for an alleged ovcrdraN in
his accounts with the Minnesota saw.
ings bank. Of which he was president.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

CAsBmDGE, Mass, June TO- Prof
Alvin g. Clark, the famous telescope
lens manufacturer died at his home
here Wednesday as the result OF a
stroke OF apoplexy. His latest finished
work, the mammoth lens for the
Herkes telescope, was shipped 20 Chi
cago a short time ago
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

INDIANAroLIs, Ind, June 11.-Rev.
Andrew Jones coloTed evangelist
holding meetings at the Third Baptist
church here, claims 20 be a prophet.
and predicts the destruction OF New
York and Chicago, and books a big
American famine for 1908 Ills prophc-
cies are based on dreams
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

MADRID, Jane 10 The Epoca in an
official note Wednesday morning SAYS
that Senior Canovas has reserved the
right 20 provoke another cabinet crisis
should circumstances make IL advis-
able. Fl Heraldo announces that ne.
gotiations for treaty OF commerce
between Spain aad the United states
have reached an advanced stage.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

MoNMoUTH ILL.,, June O. Rev. d. y.
McGill, OF Allegheny, Pa, was elected
president Of Monmouth college Tues
d. Afternoon 10 succeed Rev. j. r.. Nc
Michael, H. D, whose resignation was
presented Tuesday morning. DR. Nc
'iil IS a graduate OF Washington and
JciicrsOn COLLEGE. Pennsvlvnnia-
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

CiNciNNArr. June r. June 10 is the
day set apart by the sons OF the Revo.
luton as flag day in commcmoration
OF the adoption Of the stars and
stripes as the national emblem.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

MAIDEN, Mass, June Command.
er George EwinRate, L. s. n. OF the
Charleston navy yard. is dead He
was born in Portsmouth, n. H.. in
1897, and had been in the service since
1870
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

WARREN, o.. June IA dispatch
from Chicago announces that Or. Alva
Owen, widely known. and q son OF
John Owen, OF this county. was kicked
by horse on his suburban farm and
killed
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
Terrell Receives the suttan.s Compl,-
monfa.

CoNsrANTIyo9LE June IL. Mr.. Alex
ander w. Terrell. the United states
minister 10 Turkey attended the
Selamlik Friday and received the
compliments Of the sultan. who cx-
pressed desire 10 receive him i'm
audience before his departure on the
18th
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
Dr. Anger Nay Not Go To TorE.v.

DETROIT, Mich, June 10 The News
correspondent az Ann Arbor quotes
DR.. Angel as saying that he may not
20 70 Turkey as United States minis.
ter DR.. Angel declines % say why
the matter is still in doubt
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

NV YORK, June 9.-General strikes
OF plasterers, IL was announced Tues-
day, will be ordered by the board Of
walking delegates Wednesday in all
shops where the employers refuse To
allow the union % elect a foreman
There arc about 5000 plasterers in the
rff~
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

ST PErERsnURG, June 1.-The czar-
ina became the mother Of a daughter
Thursday morning The car and
czarina we're married Novsm Der IS t3Jl
ls9h Their first child, Olga. was born
November G5l 1895
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

PoUeHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 10. The
class Of 1891 comprising 1O4 young
women, tho largest in the history Of
the college, graduated from vassar
Wedne Biav.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

LIMA, O., June 81 II. Burgoon.
general manager OF the Ohio Southern
Ta'road, has resigned and ". r Mat
ws, one OF the receiver, was APP
pointed. The headquarters will be re-
moved from Springfield 70 this city.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16

WAsmSoroN, June - - Gilbert G.
knitiin, OF Kentucky, has been pro
NOTED from $500 clerkship in tho
pension Office TO principal examiner at
s.. 600.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
NO DOUBT
The Fresi5en; Will Soon Take Action
on the Cuban Question.

The spanish Mission Con.id.red ut the
C-bt--t Mesttnc-FAiture of the Re-
a. Pabtcan au-us TO Act the Hz-
wsiiau Treaty Causes Comment.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1897-06-16
TariT CommissIon League.
The New Minister to H,ytL

WAsmNGroN, June TO- WIN. +. Pow
ell, OF New Jersey. who was Wcdnes-
day named IS minister 90 Hayti, is a
coiorei man who lives in Southern
New Jersey. lie was urged for the
position by Senator Sewall and Rep
resentativc Loldcnslaper.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-02
7I7Illl1Il7-llIllIlIll--
Gold Mines BONDED.

A letter from the Swauk under date Of
August 20, says: Frederic Hageman, Of
Tacoma, representing a wealthy Colorado
syndicate, to day closed deal through
A. b. Wyckof with Andrew Flodin by
which the latter has bonded his First Of
August and Golden Ridge quartz mines
for $4,000 for six months. Numerous
other claims in the vicinity have been
bonded by the same syndicate, but as the
Flodin property is the best developed in
camp, most of the interest hovers about
it, A peculiar feature of the mine is that
the slate walls for twenty-five feet on
each side of the ledge car gold to the
amount of Sl5 per ton. This fact was
ascertained but recently, and as Mr..
Hageman says, will make the Swauk one
of the gold fields of the day.
By the written agreement development
work on an extensive scale is to begin
Immediately and be kept up till the bond
expires. The most improved boring and
lifting machinery is to be put in, and a
| stamp mill will take the place Of the
double arastras by which the gold has
heretofore been crushed out.
In the two years he has. been here Mr..
Flodin has sunk 100 foot shaft, driven
a tunnel $50 feet long, and has also de-
veloped the property by running five 9TH
er tunnels.
Ellensburg Capital: Two more claims
have been bonded on the Swauk. They
are the property of Louis Quietsch and
are situated on the Swauk proper. The
amount of the bond is lO,OO0, and the
time to run seventeen months; during
this time Mr.. Quietsch is to receive TWEEN
ty-tive per cent of the returns. The final
papers were drawn up day or so ago.
Work will begin at once and a stamp
mill will be put up. The Mining & Mil
ling company OF Wisconsin is the bond
ing firm
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-02
our New Ads.

This week TnE HERALD presents sew
eral new and attractive ads of wide
awake business firms, which we COM
mend to our readers. Among them are
the following:
Curry Bros, merchant tailors, are daily
expecting their new stock OF suit pat
terms. They will be able to serve you
fashionably and expedtiously.
Mulholland IL Lemon are pushing their
grocery business and catering to the best
trade in the city. They make a special
feature of fancy groceries but at most
reasonable figures.
Mrs. Rinehart OF The Wonder, presents
an enticing offer in her al this week
which will not fail to increase the volume
of her growing business.
II. b. DDnst, the insurance man, is
rustlng hard for business these daya,
and is getting it, too, for he represents
some Of the leading companies in the
world.
Otter Bros ad will not escape the
eve OF the careful buyer. They are con.
tinually Offering snaps which it would be
well to keen posted on. Their lines are
always complete with bright, new goods
+. G.. Hall e Co., are Offering a special
ty to hop pckers this week, hut that does
not indicate that they have not bargains
for other people. Their fall stock is now
coming in. Try them for shoes.
Kinsey, the grocer, believes that varie-
ty is the spice" of life, and, as he is
banding both the variety aud the spices
he will be glad to show you not only them
but other lines he carries in stock.
The o. X. Livery Stables and Horse
Shooting Shop report excellent business
but are capable Of handling more. They
will be found pleasant gentlemen to dc
business with.
One good thing follows another, and
the Domestic Bakery has followed the
good times and is again open for business
in new quarters. 1t will he found al
agreeable place for short order meals.
We pr sent number OF new profes
sional cards, of well known and reliable
individuals and firms, who will receive
their share of the peoples patronage.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-02

Tacoma Ledger: When the treasure
ship Portland leaves the Sound on her
next trip to St. Michaels she will be
equipped with fighting machine of the
first water and one that will he terror
to prlvateers. The weapon left Chicago
Thursday 10y Northern Pacific Passenger
train, and should reach the Sound to day
The implement Of annihiation is Il rapid
fire life calibre Maxim gun. 1t is gfared
to fire 600 bullets minute. The gun
was purchased 10y the North American
Trading and Transportation Company to
guard the millions Of treasure which the
Portland is expected to bring down from
Alaska on her last trip ont this winter.
The gun is the very latest device for
Killing people in rapid succession. |, is
operated by one man and il capable OF
firing go cartridges per minute. Many
thousand pounds OF ammunition can he
fired without cessation. The cartridges
are 81 calibre, of the ordinary rifle kind.
The gun is equipped with a magazine in
which are placed the required number of
rounds. Il is loaded and fired automat-
ically. The gun can be set at any angle
required, and can be made to oscillate
continually and rapidly over an are,
sweeping any common enemy from in
front OF it much after the fashion of
moving machine eating pathway
through field of clover.
When the Portland arrives the weapon
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-02
County Supcriutendens's Off,cc.

An examination of the records in the
Office of the county superintendent shows
that there are in Yakima county forty
seven persons all told who are eligible to
teach in the public schools, and there are
sixty-three departments to be taught in
the county. 1t would be well for school
boards that desire to use home talent to
elect their teachers at an early date.
Among the visitors to the superintend.
ent's office last Saturday were w. S. Viles
from the school. section district, w. T.
White from the Gleed district and G, II.
Burr from the Davidson district IN the
upper Natcheez valley.