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47 & 49 Pollock Street.
AN APOLOGY
There is an old story of a punctiliously polite
Greek, who while performing the funeral
ot an infant daughter, telt bound to make
hi3 excuses to the spectators tor "bringing
out such a small
crowd."
We apoloj.;ife for bringing out such a Buiall adveuiBcmen 1 to m laro a
crowd of rentiers, but hope the very Low Prices will make l.lie necessary
amends.
Our ("how window on Pollock street, exhibits Gieat I a'iiiiif.
Trimmed Straw Hats, in all shades lit 50c, were early in I lie seiiRon
$2.00.
Black and White bailors at 50c, sold fast nt $1 00.
Men's Rlack aud Colored Vrici Kid, Ba's. and ( ongre s Shoes from
$1 00 $1 50. '.'mild not be bought from manufacturer at that jri
Lucky is the customer who secures any of these.
SMITH'S STORES,
61 Pollock St., (Duffy's Stand) 99 Middle St.
: Afte -Dinner
fllvc the men! One flnlsli. Turre
ti notliin ila'iitkr for il6sert
than Fiirina, Hicc 1'uild nr. J. II ei.
ami Fane; ('nickera. Evtry'MnK I
in this lino will be, found in uur -
ocb, hinh picfn'nau eshutsl-
ivo ilcflniiion of "pioeer'oi". The
whole world in taxed in mi kii g
up this bux rli a-W)rlnicnl or fund
upo.'i ilihu. Ym imigl sec to up-p-.oelate.
IIv jiinl received a big lot of
. Frenli Domed t'urtcmnulli Mullein
' Alaoit line lot of Nicely Cured
I ;". Ham. Olve ui a call and we will
do our lit to plpnae you.
1 Youra for UualneM, -
J. R. PARKER, JR., GROCER, j
'Phone 69. 77 Broad Street.
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' Jf Jon anl (rood cup of deliciom coffi-e bny ponnd
shd ym will et it. "VX':' : .'.
; Thi coffee i equal to any coffee in the'inarM, 'regard- .'
v.;lru6( price.; ;: .v'':;" ' ' -
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corpse to so large a'
- Delicacies ! ?
r. Youen1llwy exprci; wben ;
yo your food lupplie from
thla reliable atom. W nan .nn. V
ply er ilemtnil of flrat c.Ihm ",
' f imlly trade, with the Choieet ;
' Slvple and ratey.tirooerif, Helr
iih PlcklM, H moa,y)livo,Ko
; .Rlror IVInt ButtBr. and t'lnanifc
'i;n tnk B itt,)m iVIioa. .X '
7 ;. We Make p Klty of high
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CoffeV la Fine' - J;
DJaa f-l ' a 17.' '
fusion ticket;-
Butler Announces Wliat He Decides
... . It Sball Be. .
Thompson Withdrawn Favor of
Adams. Soya Riiiiallon "Im
preved" and Can Keeled
Butler! Prizes fop A p
. . plfs Heavy Ualn.
Special to Journal.
T KxiiKiGii,, July 27, Senator Butler'n
paper, the l'opuHst oran today prints
what la called the coorperatlve ticket,'
that la the fusion ticket, for State ofllcere
as follows: For Governor, Spencer B.
Adams; Lieutenant Governor, II. F.
Senwell; . Secretary of State, Oyn t
Thompson; Auditor, Ual W. Ayer; Super
iatendent Public IustHutlon, N. C Eng
lish; Attorney General, Z. V. Waist i;
Commission of Labor and Printing, J.
N. Hamrlck; Commissioner of Agricul
ture, J. W. Mewborne; Corpoialiou Com
mtislonorB, C. A. Keyuolds and A. S
Peace.
The Populiat organ also publishes a
long letter from Cyrus Thompson, wh
was nominated by Hie Populists for Gov
ernor, withdrawing In favor.of Adams
The letter wag written this week. It
saya that at one time there was little
hope of electing the Slate ticket, wlill.
there has always been the hope of rlec
Ing a majority of the legislature: bin
that recently the situation has bo im
proved that wheu the time cairn .foi
printing the licLola it seemed poasibli
to consolidate all the forces which ure
against the constitutional amendment
and againHt the "Democratic Machine;'
that letters from nearly all the Populist
county chairmen were in favor of a ci -)Hjrmivo
ticket; that the ticket is large,
ly or Populists, only three Republicans
out of eleven candidates being on ii;
(Those are Adams, Walton and Key
uolds ) Thumpson goes on to say thai
ilrj Populists will have tho united force
'if the liopubllcau members of tho legis
lature for Senator Butler's re-election to
i lie United Stales Senate, which they
eould not have secured had be (Thomp
son) permitted Ills name to head the
ticket Tor Qovernoa; that it is of mo:e
value to the Populist party to re
elect Butler than thit Thompson
slui. ild be Governor; and further thai
wiih the co-opurullvo ticket there is a
much lietler chance to elect a majority
of lim len'itlature. Thompson says fur
ther that the fusleuLsts cannot expect a
very large numlier of members of the leg
islature from I ho eastern counties at this
election.
As hat been slated, Senator Butler has
cancelled all bis appointments to speak
in eaeiorn North Carolina. He dare not
go there, lie aaya In his piper today
he cancelled them because he bad to be
here all the time, but I hat ho will lend
someone to represent him at each place.
The State charters the Ash'eville Illgh
School for boys, capital $40,000. Il
stockholders are Cleveland, Ohio ann
New York gentlemen. A charter is alar
granted to lite Wlltiamslon Telephone
Company.
Ei nest B, Bain baa been made Super
intendent of the Raleigh Water Work.
The resorvoir capacity la to be tripled.
North Carolina wins the second prize
at Paris for apples. Notice of this cairn
today. Later In the year the Slate will
makj a fresh display of apple there.
There was one Kit , the heaviest rains
here lost night Which ever fell la this
section. Fortunately It was brier.
Rev, W. PetUgrew, a well-known
K.plsoopallaa minister, died today at
KIdgaway". . He was 83. yeari old and
was an unole of Senator Fettlgrew, of p.
0., and of the late Gon. J. J. Pettlgrew.
- Real fusion in Kansas;
Four Scony Km.," July 80 Former
CongressmaD Jerry Simpson was routed
here to night by a erowd of beodlums
while atumpllog to deliver a political
address In Uie amphitheatre at tthe race
track. -j.. . ' '- ; ,i '..':
;; A negro jumped upon! the platform,
.and when Mr.' Simpson attempted to pui
him off ibey both foil to the floor.' For
time Mr. , Simpson was In danger . ot
rough bamillng, but respectable bnslnew
men took' a baud In the row and order
was. restored,; 'r---'i i.'i-lli
' 1 0wmnajMt Pa., July io-An ddl
llon of two miles will shortly be made to
the Una avenues oa the battlefield at this
place." " ;W'-'r -4
It will complete what is known as Its,
Con'ederate avenue and will start about
4 0 yards west of the Theological Semi
nary at . the end, of the tborf. strip
built several years ago. The new street
will run west of south a distance ef. two
miles along the lop of l ha rlrigo of the
other uncompleted end of the Onn feder
ate avenue. The avenue wlU follow the
Confederate artillery line, where' during
the battle 300 gnus engaged Ibe Union
artillery preceding Plrketl's memorable
charge. The United Stales BalllcfiYld
Commission today adverilned for bids
fer the construction of Ibis avenue,
wlili h the apwlflnatlnn sty will be
10,'itlO feet In length anil 20 feet Wide.
CASTOHIA
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Pure
No inferior or impure ingredients are
used in Royal for the purpose of cheapen
ing its cost ; only the most highly refined
and healthful.
Royal Baking Powder imparts that
peculiar sweetness, flavor and delicacy
noticed in tHe finest cake, biscuit, rolls,
etc., which' expert pastry cooks declare is
unobtainable by the use ,of any other
leavenfllg agent.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
MOBS RULE NEW ORLEANS.
negroes Cfcased Trom llic Stiels Ofliie
City. Business Suspended.
Nkw Ohi.kass, July 2fi. Disorderly
scenes following the rlotiu-; r lust nlithl
prevailed throughout the 0117 loil iy, and
resulted in the sweating in !y Hin Alayor
of 500 special policemen ami tho diddl
ing; nut of 1,1500 Blate inilltia. Governor
Heard responding promptly to the an
neal of Mayor Citpduvillu lor assistance
Iq stipreesing the exit-ting lawlessness
and preventing tonight a rocurrenco of
iho violonro of last night.
Throughout the day attacks were
-nailo hy irrcsponaildo mobs of whiles
upon the Mack elentent, ami the negroes
Imforo nightfall had been effectually
chased from tho streets. Tho effect of
the disorders was to put a practical stop
to business In tho wholesale district
411 rl on thn levoe front. As this meant a
erl. us crippling of thn trade of port.
Ih ' bnsineaa element railed In force, and
ho ml reds of the most prominent men of
the city respomle to tho appeal of the
Mayor for axsislanco in proserving
order.
A summary ot damages growing out
of the disturbance last uight shows thai
one negro was beaten to doalh, six so
badly wounded that Ihulr lives are des
paired of, and about a score ot people,
white and blank, malo and female, have
been more or Iojs seriously Injured
In order lo prevent Iho miscellaneous
distribution of arms the Mayor this even
ing ordered the closing of gunshopa
likely to supply the baser elements, and
early In the day, for tho belter preserva
tion of the public peace; issued orders tu
the police to close up every saloon tu
theclly. ; ; '
i f. Rioting Break Out.
Lorook, July !0. A dispatch, from
missionary sources, dated Bhlagbat,
oly iWth, says:
"Rioting has broken out at AI-Yueo-Va,
the cspltal of- the provluoe U 8han
81. There are no details, . Rioting has
also occurred it Boat Luh, south of Chi
LI.. All the missions havo been de
stroyed.,. Our friends safely escaped to
the country, tut are still la danger.".
: Illl reported here that; Russia has
borrowed nearly ten millions sterling
tram the Imperial Bank ot Russia slr.ee
the ' commencement of . the troubles In
Night Attack'feared In Canton.,;
Homo ; JCono, July i-rThe lgns ef
menacing activity en the part Of the te
oret society known as the Triads are
censing alarm.. The organUntlon is dis
tinctly sntl-forolgu and- anll-JBanchn,
end numbers of t as ton troops 'are en
rolled in Us ranks iW ' ;'
i A report ll current In Canton that the
"Tilads" are preparing for night, at
tack on ths Khamon, and thau the.- first
sign will' lie the absconding of native
servants'. The greatett appfchenslon pre
vails. although t present Canton h
quiet. - -1- : :v ,.
? : Stone Consults Hill. ', - i ;.
NW Tona, Jnly 30. Considerable
significance attaches to thn visit paid to
day by ei-fiovnrnnr Rtono, of Mllssonrt,
lo David II. Hill at Noimandle-bj-the-Re.
It launderatonil he went lo arrauge
for a conference of leaders, which, is
taken to mean that the national cain
pali;nnrs are depending Dinrn upon Hill
limn ('rnL.iT for advlen nnd annUlnncr;
alio, Hint Hill's r'';iilnrlty la rerognlord
liy till! I; i) mi Hi's.
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Alum U used In making cheap baking powders. It
you want tu know the effect of alum upon the
lender linings of the stomach, touch a piece to
your tongue. You can raise biscuit with alum
baking powder, but at what a cost to healtbl
100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.
Spoke to Great Crowd.
Special t(i Journal.
(toi.nsitoHo, .1 11 v 27. Hon. Charles B.
Aycick, poku ui r.uruw, I'endcr coun
ty, today, lo an immense crowd.
Injury From Hitie Kick.
Special ti Journal.
(jIoi.dmiioko, July '.' Leslie Pearson
the 10 year old son of John W. Pearson,
who resides about. 0 mill's from this city.
wa kh ked 011 mo hciul liy a mule last
night, and U in n critical condition.
Doctors ('off anil Robinson of this ciu
removed several pieces of tho depressed
Hkull today.
Baptist Female University
RALEIGH, N. C.
ono block from th Capitol and In full Tiew of tho
Oorernor'l Mansion. New and elegant buildings.
II modem ImproTementa. Faculty of Are aten
and rourteea women, uwreei 01 ntgu sianaara in
Mtrtur, lnrnas;ea. History and PeillU
u.1 8olniui. Kthica. Muitr. Art. Kloantlon.
Baeh department In oharne of .peci.luit, most of
whom hare taken ooonea In Umventlles. Two
Tears' nienarmtorr course for Medicine. Hestdunt
phfilH.n. Ilu.lne.s Course, 8leno7rphy,
nnd PedsujogT. Knrollment, 230 first session,
eeoend session opens Hepteiuber S, K00. For cata
logue write K. T. VAKM, PiealdaDt.
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At th Book Store J
Teachers Exchange
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TKACllERU ANft POSI
TIONS, had for the ask
ing1. - If you need a
TBACUER, write.
If you need a POSITION,
write.
Aud If you need B( HOOH
HOOK i, aod can't come
"VYrlte. .
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N.-Ennett.
SELLING OUT !
t; 0nritwlr!or 5UriMER CLOTH
IN(1 jt tv.'dieconnt of 20 per Cent
rinmU t the opportunity of
baying ft noltby op-to-Uste Soit-fot
lesB thaii;
ViWe ar fo? Offering for OmIv;.'
Boys $4 Suits; $3 JO
AH oilier fjoiiuncr Suite, iri 11 be
HoM Ht plOJnwtMVIIftte diaCOTMlteV 0
cull rnrljr aiwt gi t your cboic of
thh -few uitsi r 3ittve li-ft.
j.g.du;:;!&co.
Nice Fresh Lot
S CAKES AND CRACKERS!
Just Received at
I J. L. McDaniel'sJI Broad St.
Also fresh lot Ilein.'s I'dked I'euiiS with .-mil uilliout
Tomato Siuice.
Ilein.'n 1'ickles, Mustard ami Mustard Div-Hiii.
l'otted Meats, Salmon, Lobster and Sardines.
( Iioicc Tea and Coffee.
And lots of other goods things to e:il, nice and IV. fh.
Oivn me :t call.
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PLANTER'S
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Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug. I.
Tlie l'lanter's Warehouse is lonati'il in tin' Im 'inrss iiirl of tin- cil v
and the finest Warehouse in tlie Slate.
with )lenty of orders for all the Tohareo in lliis pai l of I lie Stale.
It id the aiin of the management
sales and to tee that you are well lotueil after w hen on Ih" inai l.' t with
tdiacro. Our motto is "High I'riees and I'eivonal Attenlion lo your in
terest." Free Stable?. Come down to the opening sale, and w uill In to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
NEW KEim
GRIST - MILLS.
INVw Mill
llolling Im-nI
Klevntors iiimI
('orn Cl?uncrN
Of the Latest Improved and Up-to-Dete
Mill flachinery.
YOUlt JTRADK IH t-OLIClTKH;
BTiSPKCIAL HA1NH taken lix lrnn-
in and oliahinfr tritiai ttefore ;oin
through the mill-, 'wliirh inmnn pure
meal,
Corn, Hominy, Oats snd Mixed Feed
GEORGE BISHOP.
NowJHcrn. N. C.
GOOD NEWS.
This man has beard of O. H. Water's
& Hon Whalebone Baggy' and he Is going
for one. This accounts for his speed.
Thev are reliable band made buggies
Try one and be convinced as others have
done.
Yours to serve,
O. II. Wfttm A Hon,
Phone 188. 78 Broad Btrect
t X - Where's - Your
WiBeUWLmp
Dan't be "run Iq". "A stitch lo lime
saves nluo," and sometime may save )oe
ten (f!0) V.;:VerW.t;-V':.
Don't put ft off, hot eall at ptbV and
Invest the necessary amount In Good
LAMP AND BKfcI.,Vf iTi.: :
Bells, 25c to
Lamps; 50c to $3.00
Tires and Repairs ;X
In Abundance.
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WAREHOUSE
We will have plenty id' Imvervt
to ive his ierson:il :il lent ion to all
We Have a Car-load
of
Cotton Gins
IN STOCK.
A full line of Cotton
Gin Beliing, Oils and
Supplies.
Hyman Supply Co.,
Phone 3.
4 ('HAVEN 8TKEKT
Notice !
The only man there be.
Not Left, Come See.
A No. 1 Real Heait Hand-mnde nnd
Bawed Hhingles always on hand.
Laths, Carts and Peggie. .
Kiln Tar and Fat Hlghtwood Host.
All kin Is of Store Wood d.-llvnn d to
your dw r.
Two Kk m to let and hnua lo io..t
all fie time.
Lime to retail ( r by the barrel.
BIfiHILL,'ThKleMaii
YOVLUSEEii
At ' glanoa that onr Spring Woolen ,',;
strike Die top notch In the variety of ar
itHlie naUarna. What a suit la made" ot '
and ths way it Is made up are the two .
important drca poln'e, We have Jn
rivals la either rej ect. Oer work l
not ImiUtcl and our display , ot fabrics
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