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: . -wThe ynanufacturers; of Royal ;
I ' 1 Baking Powder have always declined c J'; C
. v iu pi uuutc ii uicup u a. rung puwucr;.",;
' . at the Sacrifice of quality 1 v, -
" N:s. . The Royal is made "from 'the
VV most highly refined arid wholesome
ingredients, and isthe embodiment ,
r ' of all the excellence possible to be . ;
V; attained in the highest class baking
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' Royal Baking Powder costs only
a ; fair price arid is cheaper at its
-r ; price than any similar article. r
HOYAt IAKINO POWDER CO.,
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h. . Booub.N. 0., Angmt?.
' The great battle for white inpremacy
has been fought aud glorloutly won. The
begro iMue In North t arollna politics Is
settled In part allowing out Bute to
plow her way to the front and take her
proper position In lair competition' with
her sister States for all that makes a-i
people great la freedom of mind, broad
ness of Ideas, and material development.
We take off our hats and bow, and
bow again .and again to the pure and
1 lovely womanhood of North Carolina
for lliclr noble and cheering encourage
ment In this conlllct, and to the sturdy
white manhood of our State for their
. chivalry and patriotism. ; :."
, To Minim who labored so hard and dis
gracefully to defeat their race, and to
continue negro rule over North Caro
lina, for tholr sakos and our own, we
with it could lie so, that tber had a land
somewhero where they could gather and
fully rojoy nrgro supremacy, and negro-
tio iheihxelves to their own hearts con
tent. At Newport especially, there are
mea with white skins who publicly de
clare "would rather be a d u negro
than a Democrat." These mea should be
made lo emigrate at once, and make
their abode In James City or some other
negro settlement. They should not be
allowed to disgrace white society wiih
thHr polluting proieuce. Tholr ssyiuga
ad doings in this race conflict should
not In forgoit id, nor Uielr otriclxru by
tiK-ent blle ncnpla delayed. Duty to
our own wives, roollicrs, daughters snd
IUti di ainuil of fdkcri. biubsnds and
irolhers such action as will rid every
rnmmuultv of tho DollutlnK presence of
tbrte negro-lrtd nLlte skinned beings.
Ami will Msrlun Iluller be allowed lo
fontlnuo lo (Horace North Corallna by
his Infamous prrsence on her hs 1 iwnd
lolil Will Ui true manhood of our Slate
fiir;- l lt duly lo our fair and lovely wo-
innliooil, win no vlrluo ami cliaollly tliii
IS it.l hi liuin;in form has for mouths been
tr) Inn to ati t.ji'4 1 lo iH((ro ilouiinallon
amt iuIiiT Co I r r 1 .1 i rmiHcrvlIsm
Will Iki a rihni!, ajn, an li'ull to our
wives, iiioilirin, ilii'if I ( i i ami Uti-r,
and sll e lild dr.ir llml n.nLi Hj tlio
i ilni.i4 a:nl .'ii..iiim of our I . 4.
,,r moulka I hla liend anil h I"" 1 11" I
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Samples of mixtures made irt imitation of baking
powders, but containing; alnm, are frequently dis
: tributed from door to door, or .given ; away in
grocery stores. - Such mixtures are dangerous
to use In food, And in 'many cities their sale is
- prohibited by law. Alum is a corrosive poison, and
- all pbysjeians condemn baking powders containing it.
100 WILLIAM ST HEW TOflK.
they will consider two queollona only
Tlx, who psys the school money?, and
whose children need it mostT. If . the
other side are dissatisfied, then change
the constitution again, fixing upon each
race the duty and burden of educating
their own children. 'We musi.carryout
our pledges and educate our racaT A
wise and business class of men meet be
selected to supervise the arranging
school hours, hiring of teachers, vUltlnp
and ending of teachers vthe highest
efficiency in dlelplloe and Instruction.
Away with the slip hod methods of th
pnat, and ihe aloptlon of the best In the
UmK In xloslng I Cwlll JlurrsU for
White Pnpremary, and the no1 le and
Irne Itepnblicana, and fopullsta who
aided us In giving North Carolina while
rulo! , - , 'J ,
Hurrah for Democracy the white party
of North Carolina, whoso arms are ever
open lo embrace all lovers of ' oor 'race
and good government t; Hurrah (nr. our
llckftt. State, Judicial, County, Town
ship, tln elected servants of the people,
be as faithful to your masters as they
here beea true to yon, and : North Caro
lina will honor and bless you now and
forever 1 " i ,' J. W. 8adem. .
v" Treaty Rights in China. '.'
WasniNnTow, Aug. .In view of the
strong sad aggressive altitude this gov
ernment has taken In demanding Its
treaty rights In China, It becomes Im
portant to know just what tho e rights
are. - . ; ' ; . ". ,
First snd foiemosl, of course, comes
the obligation of the signatory powers
to protect the person of each - other's
ministers, diplomatic end consular
agents. This all the world knows, not
withstanding msny conflicting stale
ments, the Chinese government failed to
do, and there Is grave doubt as to
whirl her It even msde the attempt to do
uiuil after it linngluoil It hoard the tramp
of the allied army on lis wsy to Tckln
Next In Importance Is Iliat section of
tho treaty tickling with citizens of cither
county residing In Hie other. That
proinlwd the broadest protection. In the
frl words of the treaty, promising to
mnim to cltUpus of ihe I'nllod r-'tste,
In Ctiiim, and to Clilnee In tho United
! 4 i-i ilic lili'-rty of ciinwltinco and
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Chinese Said . To Be Shelling The
British legations,
Sasslaaa Defeated la the Nartsv Al
lies Expecting Battle Ax-eve
Tien .Tsln. CaaUa Cfci- . ; ;
aese Afraid ef FrwiekS"''-'-
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Special to JouwuV"?, i ".
Warbioton, August 4 A Rbaaghal
cablegram says that the Basslaaa were
severely defeated la the north at Neu
Chang by a great force of Chinese and
were forced to abandon the railway to ,
ort Arthur. . , r " -
Five thousand Russians are trying to
bold the town of Filo Choa against forty
thousand Chinese who may have cannon.
The Chinese have damaged four Russian
steamers on the Amoor riven ; ' T.';
Tha allies advancing on Pekin from
Tien Tain expect a battle tomorrow. At
last reports the column waa ' thirty-fire
miles from Tien Tsln. Americans, Brit
ish and Japanese form the advance force
while the French and Russian troops are
guarding- the communications.
At las( accounts from Pekln the Chi
nese had resumed shelling - the British
itwatlon. The ammunition of the foreign
ers there was nearly gone.
' All la reported quiet in Canton where
Viceroy Li used such harsh measures of
repression. The Chinese forts however,
are fully manned. The Chinese In Can
ton fear an attack by tha French.-
The Chinese government Is said to be
in a great fright at the advance on Pe
kin and Intend to remove the ministers
to Tien Tsfn. " ' "
Itast month , the;. Chinese v. Viceroy at
Tiea Tsln offered a reward for the mur
der of Christians and ' built a cage in
which to enclose foreigners .after the
Chinese method. of torture ' . v
Soaxuiiai, Aug. 3. rnblic opinion
and the foreign press at the treaty ports
are alarmed at the possibility that the
Chinese would prevail upon, the powers
to consent to the establishment of peace
without inflicting punishment befitting
the Chinese Government's crime. Offi
cial persous engaged In commercial pur
suits ana missionaries of all nationalt'tes
a e remarkably united. They believe
Pekln should be destroyed as an object
Ijseon, and that If, the dynasty is con
tinued, it should be forced to establish
the capital at some accessible city the
Americans suggested Nankin. This Is
considered important, as the Chinese a!-
waya believed that China defeated the
l'owore In 1800, because the capital re
mained Intact. It Is also thought that
guarantees to prevent excessive arma
ment should - lie ; demanded, and that
China should be compelled, publicly and
definitely, to renounce . the fiction that
foreign ministers are representatives of
tributary Powers. There Is a strong de
mand for unusual punishment, like the
destruction of the King's tombs.
M0 EAST JOB.
Two Couplet Who Start to Bike Around
-. Ihe World Without Money.
Fbidehicl. Mil.. Anr., 1 Mr, . Snd
Mrs. Alexander Speiro and Mr. and Mrs.
Cbarlea A Blgelow,who left New York
on Tuesday, July 90, to ride around the
world on their bicycles on s wsger of
ift.000 made with a New York broker,
arrived here last nlghl. The Wager ex
pressly stipulates that they were to take
no money with them and they- wen; to
live on whatever asslstsnce tbey reeelved
long their journey, which Is to last 1 0
months.. ti
The party has become disheartened
and disgusted with their trip, and from
ihe cool reception they have met ; with
ihus far they may abandon tbelr Journey
Mrs. Speiro is sick and cannot proceed
any further, Bbe partook too freely of
green fruit along their way In lieu of
other food, and it has rendered her quite
lit. Vi'l'V
' They here been around the city look.
log for some charitably disposed person
wbo would purchase her a ticket that
she may return home when She recovers.
The other members of the party say they
will goon with their trip as they maymeet
with belter lock. One of them said this
thing of riding around the world "with
out a cent of moneys was no snap.,
"We find that the scheme has ixen
worked so often," said one "that 'the
public has grown 1 1 red of It at least
through the country that we have tray
clod." .
There were provided with lodging
last night, but this morning were IntI
mating lo persous that a little brsakfaat
was very desirable.
l!y noon ihey ssld a baker had been
cenerous enough to sirs them some
liresd, of which they niade Ihulr meals.
This evening they wers still In Freder-
li k endeavoring lo obtain a ticket for
Mrs Hpclro.
You will nevt'r find any other pHls so
prini)it and so pit nnnl M DeWlll's Llt-
i U K;ily llltiers. V. 8. Puffy.
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Democratic Hajority will Not Vary
: Much From 60,000.'. .
Soaae LaU r Figures Only Use Eas
v tern t'eaaly - Last. Only Thrwt ,
Plfst In LfarWalare 044
"-'JX FwtUws EarawpmeaL';. -jV;:,
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BaLkioh, August 4. The Grand Kn.
uat 15, at.t Wilmington aud graud pi f'
trlarci Lwl (!. liowlett of Orenshorola
will prastdsv it will elect a .delegsM o
o ; w . . . .t.i.k(
the Boverelifn '. Jrand - Iiodea, which
meets at ltlchmood, . Heptember 17th,
Many North Carolina inen.lxrs of the
order will attend the tJoverelgu Orsud
boage. inere are,, now, , uioujfa i .
this State. wUh .40O membere. an la- i
crease. Grand SfccrtUrv Wed&dl isava, of 1
ornr SJI00 In n ?? J ff3a , 4 I
heard todav from Wa'tauza county; The !
fnslonlste carried it. He also got the I
official fis-nres of Pitt's vote. v. The Bern-
ocrats won by 1S00. Yancey and Me-
Dowell have both been carried , by the
DemocraU. ; TheMatter's mstorlif f in
Burke Is about 450 .v -I
At midnight last night Senator Batter J
and Cv Thompson and attorney John I
WiOraham were hard at work at ?-1
i.rV.i i..,lnn.nr. Rntler I. mtklnf at
nreat "Dlav.T of i'i.niett;i.if the ilwitioh I
in various oounlies:' A Democrat "re,
market! loauv mat utuier nau oeiieri
.iron this rhoalneas and ret ont of the
S'ale oulckl. ' . ; 7 " 1
The Fuslouists linwlnd so l.mdiv Ira
advance about Democratii: ouiiagtis on
election dav.ibat they were hit hanl by I
the fact that thry Commrtled the .only j
one In their pet ouuiy t , Xhaihaiu,
where, at Alwaler't. o n precinct, lln?
in ir the Democrat Were out voUok tnein
they attacked the judges of election,
smashed the boxes aud liurntd (he
ballots.
! The Fuslonlstsonly carried or.o coun'y
west of here,. .There are certainly not
over 8 Populists in the Legislature.
The ltepntllcams by tnoun'iudx s; r itc l
ed the names of Populists on the fiinU n
tale ticket.
It la said the Democratic majority
will not vary a thousand either way
from 6,000.
The base-ball season -here ended yes-1
terday... Kalelgh vjiiit with money i i
pocket. . The other teams loss from 1700 1
to f 1,600. Kalelgh wanted to play anott-j
er series. Next year the, finest athletic I
park In the ntate will be here, 'tnere
will be strong local team he rest of the I
year, and Persona will pilch and Man-1
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ners ctch for It. Raleigh finishes second
place In Ihe Assoclatlon.
The crops are splendid, The cotton
prospects are excellent. The farmers are
in fin spirits. v. ; r -
The next event here Is the Vance mon-1
ument unveiling August S3. One of the
greatest .crowds' ever here will be on I yig'tue election returns. Gov. Russell
hand.--. " " '- '8eoretaty of the State Thompson, Walter
P. M Pearsall, secretary os the Dome -
erallo Slate committee,, left for New
Bern this- afternocn. He has done a
great Work, and baa tub hearty thanks
of the people Of the State for bis work.
Ue bad charge of tbe assignments of I
speakers. .'
Wayne Jaunty Majorities.
Special to Journal., v ..
OoLDSBOito, August 4 Wayne coun
ty's official majorities for Amendment,
8,023, and , Aycock, 130. Legislative
ticket highest, 1,939; lowest 1,931, Coun
ty ticket about the save that Kornegsy
for register of deeds leads the ticket, bay
Ing a majority of 8,023.
Baseball. Testerday..
Special t Journal: ; ' -y:' '
( DcBBiv, August 4 Slalesvllle de
feated Durham today by a score of 9 to
' trouble la TransraaL
Special to Journal. -. ;".
Nsw Yo August 4-A telegram re
eetved from Bloemfontela says that a
train carrying ' United Slates Coaanl
Slows and With the Blars and Stripes fly
ing above.lt, was derailed and burned at
Honey spruit by a nying pairoioi jioers
No prisoners wers taken.
i. THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were recelr
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Corrom-- .. Open, lllgb. Iw. Close
Aug..,.. ... 8 53 8 00 803 8 00
Rent 8.10 ' 8.M 8 20- 885
Oct T91 MS 7 03 8 03
Nov. 7.M 7M 7Hfl 700
Jan.... ,7 8 7 97 7.M 7B7j
Itch 7.89 "W l vj 8 00
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Allies Lesa Twelve Haa-lrri Me,
Largely iwaag KafiUw. and ;;;
'.Japanese. XinUters fiefttwd '
rrvf.iBivaiH ait - t wh(
Chang -Afraid is
V'; Enter Pekln. '
Special to Jourakt.. - 1 . ''I
Tien Tsla'yUSbaoihJ. report tuH
big battle Is ragtag, at ; 1'elu.iig, and 5
Attl-a; arw aj U. hv. UA twelve
hHifireri mil la ktllxil anil wonoilert : .1
buDdrert meo. m klileil aau wounilen.: .1
'I tie llgla began Jtau-idsj. The losses
are rlilerly among the Itnasisna and Jap.
ant ae ttoous. , Tlis iibiuesv retreated. '..
: Great mumis of Clunese troops are
maasing sear rJkin
T Chinese have slopped sending
provisions to 1 lie Ministers In Peking
t- Vioerof of Veran tthikal. who opposed
PlneTuAn, baa 1en kilW and she
foreign element of Chinese have the un
P ' Pekln
; U Hung Chang w hn is at Shanghai, is
reported a beaiuUng Umi : going , to
Pekin, and asks for twenty : days sick
teav - He the Chinese In Pekln are
opposed to him, because of his f rlendll
cas 1" toreigneis. Ki
J An lirpt-rial ik-cree issued directs that
thb Ministers be escorted from Peklu to
P'1
The situation on the upper Yanglse
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utrecior or tno . i;uinese iciegrapn ser
ylu0 na8 appuea to a uuusu warsuip ai
Shanshai for prolecdon, saying he fears
1M ' behbade.'t
.-The commercial tituatbn tbi-oughout
C hlna Is very disquieting, and badness
has nearly suspended. 'iThe banks are
closed at Canton. Merchants are refu-
jjouiug at Shanghai. ,
RALEIGH.
After U. S. Officials. Niuti. CJUcKislonal
District Against Amendment.
Hsgro Flurdered.
Special lo Journal. ' '
Ualkiuh, Aug., fi. Mach pleasure
was expressed here yesterday at the re
ceipt of news that the mob at Bayboro,
Pamlico county, had left the Court
Hon He, which It waa besieging Saturday,
soil that the courts would decide who
arc entitled to the county offices. There
are about 70 of. the Democratic boilers
there. wl. affiliated with the Fusion lata.
I Home aaioag them are the richost men
m tho county, the mainspring of the
movement belnir Charles Fowler, the
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I Urges! property owner In the county.
j Tha Naval Militia of New Bern Instead
lot marching to "Bayboro, 18 miles by
I road; went. t by. steamer, distance 60
Imlies.1;
The State board of canvassers meets
I the last Thursday in this month, io can
I H. Neat, W. O. Lamb, J. D. McNeill and
I E. II, Wilson compose the board
I In the 33d senatorial district Cameron
I Morrison and James Leek, Democrats,
I are elected by the largest majority ever
given In the State.. - ;
The Democratic Stale Chairman Is
going right after United States officials
who have shown "pernicious activity4
In the State campaign. . He wilt call la
evidence through tbe county chairmen. .
The Ninth - Congressional District
gives from 1600 to 1800 msjority a
galnst the Conslllutlonal Amendment.
Yancey county, which. It was thought
was Democrsilo, has gone against tbe
Amendment by about 400. ' '
A negro named High, mnrdered an
other hers at I o'clock. Sunday morning.
The Coroner's Inquest was held today.
- Some Republicans having staled that
the U. 8. Marshal had a great number of
warrants to - serva - upon Democrats,
Inquiry was made to-day at tbe Mar
shsrs office aa to Ihe truth of the state
ment. It was denied positively. . '
Stste Chairman 8immons says tha Na
tlonal campalga will be a lively one., Of
course It will not approach In Interest
tbo Stats campaign. Nothing baa ever
approached It, r.'. VJL-
. C. B. Aycock, Walter TJ.; Neal, F. D.
Winston and P. M. Prarsall left for Old
Point to-day for a rest after, their great
political fight. Chairman Simmons will
join them lltoro. ;
The quicker you stop a rough or cold
I lb. less danger there will be of fatal
lung trouble One Minute Cengh Cure
Is Ihe only harmlesa remedy that gives
Immediate results. You will Use It. F. I
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GOOD NEWS.
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JsL; filcDaniers,7l Broad St. i
Also a fresh Jot Whole Dried Codfish,
and nice Irish Potatoes. - g
5 K jFul ton Market Beef and Small Hams.
J'NiC9 lot. sTelUdd ill glaSS jarS, 10C each,
i '.Sj Pure aTJTjlO VtlXeeBT and SpiCeS, ;' ' "
apple Vinegar
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DEBNAI7I AND KINGEY SCHOOL
UOU4NGE,
MILITARY, Literary
The only school of its kind in Eastern
epraion ting seven of the bcBt Colleges and
Thorough In nil of its Departmeritn. A well nr'angrd LiterarjF course inciud
ing Ancient and Modern Languages. Courses in Art an 1 Music. ' An- .ip-to-date
liuKioess Course; bliortliand and Typewrlliuy. -
Expenses for a five months term, including tuition, board, f urnished room,
fm 1 and lights, range from $18 75 lo $07.50. ' ,-',.,
Send for Prospectus. , , (r
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PLANTER'S
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Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug: I.
. rTKo. Plantjvr'a W.rfllinnaA in lorufl' in i.hfi, bninpna narf nf tbft -.iir.T
nd the finest Warehouse In the State.. - We will, have ' plenty of buyers ?
with plenty of orders for all the Tobacco in this part of the State.'' .
It is the aim of the management
galea and to tee that yon are well looked after when oil the market with .;
tobacco. Onr motto is "High Prices
terest." . : ' ' ; '
Free Stables, Cdine down to the
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PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO, -Z
"X 'Z&ZjJ M. HOWARD, Manager.
Prompt? Delivery From Dunn's
J' 11 joa want a good cup of delicioni cofloe4bny a pound
and yoa will get it . ' .
This coffea is equal to any coffee in thif market, rrgard
less of price. ;.v . ,...',-,..' ; .' ''
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Carolina. Six well vquippod Ti a-Jiors .
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to giro hia. personal attention to .all .-
and Personal Attention to your iu-
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opening tale,' and -we will try to ;:
. Youjcsn always expect when
you order your food supplies from
this reliable store. .We can rup
ply every demand of a first class
family trade -with- the Choicest
Stple end Fancy Oroceri-fSj Pel-
Ubw, Pickles, Sauoe, OliveFox.
, RiTr Print Butler, and Pla Dams
at Rck Bntlom Prloes, .
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Price Only 20c.
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