vol; xviii-.no. Hi.
NIW BERN, N. C, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 7i 1900. -'
' NINITKIHTH Y (? K.
I PERFECT BLEND jEA,,; I
to
ass
Only 10c for
, ft
AN
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2J 1 Will refund your
sausneo auer using.
AN
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a 47 ot 49 PoiiocK street. w
A Vt
I Aftef-Dmncf
Glee tho meal a floe finish. There
1 la nothing daintier for rie'scit
than Farina, Rice Piiddinp, Jell e,
and Fancy Crackers. Everything
,io thin line will be found in our
stock, which prestnUan exhuitl-
Ive definition of "groceries". The
Whole world is taxed in mnking
up this supt rl) asorlmnl of food
specialties. You must see to ap-
predate.
Have just received a big lot of
Frsb (Jornrd Portsmouth Mullet.
Also a line lot of Nicely Cured
: llama. Give ui a Call and we will
do our best to please you.
Yours for Business,
J. R. PARKER,
'Phone 69.
'awsttae8&88x
I Prompt DeHvery;
8 -i
S l lbrrlS.i lnrn.rfti
, ; If yon want a good cup of delicious .coffeebuy a pound
and yon will get it .c. . v .., - . t.
'! ;". This coffee is equal to any coffee In thif market, regard
, less of price. ' -'t '; '! "
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A Ifliirhaiile That
Ahvaj M Stvt urn w'
' By onf Flue Tool for carpenter,
nm'im and puinlrr'H tiar, IvlU lim fellow
Workman tlml at no pliu e In thin town
ran ym tin J miih tlioMiigli nnilnrntliin
in all kinHa nf inrrliHiiii i toola at you
run rllit lifrn, whero iii'ltilnf hi ki-pi
Imt a "nperlor icritl ami Imi lirimln ol
the Ik nt maniitac.turf.
Ami w nliri hv on hnl a Urce
iock c if VVImlown mifl Dourt.
whlnh w rn now to '-ll at rot
ami linln r .ml. In .! r to mnliB punii
lor Kiill I".
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14 lb. Package, f
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money it you are not K
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- Delicacies ! I
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CCtNtAHT
JR., GROCER,
77 Broad Street.
s
Youcan always expect when '
you order your food supplies from
this reliable store. We can sup
! , p'y every demand of a first class
family trade with the Choicest
Suple and Fancy Groceries, Rel
lshes, Pickles, Bauoei, Olivtft, Fox
Biver Print Butter, and Pitt Hams
a-. Rock Bottom Prices.
. We make a specialty of high :
gr S.e Teas an 1 tColTeei.
i Our Perfection Blend
j Coffee is Fine, . '
. Price Only 20c.
Hot Weather
Shirt Bargains !
In Monarch ' ,
Neglige "
Shirts..'
$1.00 SHIRTS tor 80c.
$1.60 " $1.16.
: Call at Once and
. Hake Selection at"
R. 1 1.' BAXTER'S
t Middle Btrrflt
A Good
Telephone
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RALEIGH.
After. S. Officials. Mlnth Cougjesslonal
: -; District Ajfalnst Amendment. V,
. egro Hurdered. . ,
Special to Jonrnat. - . ' - -
vRahibH, Aug., 6. Much pleasure
was' expressed here yesterday at the re
ceipt of news that the mob at Bayboro,
Pamlico county, had left the Court
House, which it was besieging Saturday,
and that the courts would decide who'
are entitled to the county offices. - There
are about 70 of the Democratic bolters
there, who affiliated with the FusionUU.
Some among them are the .richest men
In the county, the mainspring of .the
movement being Charles Fowler,' the
largest property owner in- the county.
The Naval Mtjltia of New Bern Instead
of marching to Bayboro, 18 miles' by
road, went by steamer, distance "CO
miles. " .'.'.-
The State board of canvassers meets
the last Thursday in this month, to can
vass the election returns. Gov. Russell
Secretary 6f the State Thompson, Walter
H. Neal, W. O. Lamb, J.D. McNeill and
E, U. Wilson compose the board. . ..
In the 23d senatorial district Cameron
Morrison'and James Leek, 'Democrats,
are elected by the largest majority ever
given in the Slate.
The Democratic State Chairman Is
going right after United tilatet officials
who have shown "pernicious activity"
in the State campaign,. .. He will call in
evidence through the county chairmen.
The Ninth Congressional District
gives from 1000 to 1800 majority a
gainst the Constitutional Amendment.
Yaucey county, which it was thought
was Democratic, has gone against the
Amendment by about 400.
A negro named High, murdered an
other here at 9 o'clock Sunday morning.
Tbu Coroner's inquest was held today.
Some Republicans having stated that
the U. S. Marshal had a great number of
warrants to serve upon Democrats.
munlry was made to-day at the Mar
shal') office as to the truth of the state-
neat. It was denied posititely.
Slate Chairman Simmons says the Na
tional campaign will be a lively one. Of
nourve it will not approach ill interest
tho State campaign. Nothing has ever
approached it. , .
V. B. Aycock, Walter H. Neal, F. D.
Wltitton and P. M. -PearsalJ left for Old
Point to-day for a rest after their great
political fight.' Oualrman Simmons will
Join them there.
Treaty Rights la China
Washington, Aug. 8. In view of the
strong and aggressive attitude this gov
ernment has taken , in demanding its
treaty rights in China, it becomes im;
portant to know Just what those rights
are. '-. . '
' First and foiemost, of course, comes
the obligation of the - signatory powers
to protect the person of each other's
ministers, ' diplomatlo ; and consular
agents.- This all the world knows, not
withstanding - many conflicting state
ments, the Chinese government failed to
do,' and there Is grave doubt as to
whether it even made the attempt to do
until after It Imagined It heard the tramp
of the allied army on Us way to Pekia
Next ia Importance Is that section of
the treaty dealing with citizens of either
county residing ..In the other. " That
promised the broadest protection, in the
exact words of the treaty, promising to
'assure to citizens q( the United States,
in China, and to Chinese in the ' United
States entire liberty of conscience ana
exemption fronvdlsabllliy or persecution
on account of their religious faith pr
worship In either country." . , f
' It Is not denied that American citizens
have been butchered by Chinese, for no
other cause than their practice and
preaching of Christianity: That. Is an
other oonnt that China must settle sails
factorily with this government. To what
extent onr commercial treaty rights have
been violated Is not yet definitely known
but every dollar of damage done will
have to be paid by China, with Interest
Revenge Is not dictating the policy of
tuts government, wuion is asking no
more and will lake no' less thsa what be.
lougs to It nnder Its treaties with Chios
" Yon will, never find any other pills so
prompt snd so pleasant as De Will's Lit
tle Early Risers. F. 8. Daffy.
THE MARKETS.
The following quotations were receiv
ed by J. E. Latham, New Bern, N. O.
-' . ' . ; Naw York, August t ,
Cottor; ' Open. High. Low. Close
Aug. ..... ... 863 fi.00 8 53 8 00
Snpt. 8.10 ' 8.85 . 8.20 8 K
Oct.......... 795 8.0.1 7.90 8 OS
Nov 7.85 7.00 7.8 7 99
Jsn..... 7.81 7.B7 7.84 7.97
Mch 7.8 8.00 7.89 8 00
WnitAt: ' Open, nigh. Low. Close
Sept 80 ' 80( H 80
CoKKi
Sept
So, H'y rtd..... 63 03
TO I.... , 70J 70
Fed. S - . . 82j
Con. T 7CJ ' 7 j
Lrstiif-r ... ' n i
Col inn r-i'clili wore 1,000 hatns at all
poru.
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BIG . B4TTLE.
Reported As Taking Place Last Two
' V Days.
Allies - Lose Twelve Hundred Hen,
Largely Among ' Russians and v i
,' Japanese. Minister Refused
Provisions. LI Hang .
Chang Afraid to
J j Enter Pekln. ' -
Special to Journal.
Wasuinuton,. August : 6 Despatches
from Tien Tsln via Shanghai, repqrt that
a big battle is raging at Peitsang, . and
the Alllus are fa'd to b'ave lost twelve
hundred meu, la killed and wounded. '
The fight began yesterday. The louses
are chiefly among the Rusainua and Jap
anese troops. ' The Chinese retreated.
Great masses of Chinese- troops are
massing near Pekin.
The Chinese have slopped , sending
provisions to the Ministers In Peklo.
Viceroy of ierau Hhlkal, who opposed
Prince Tuan, has been killed aud ilie
foreign element of Chinese have the up
per hand In Pekln. . . .
LI Hung Chang who is at Shanghai, is
reported as hesi.laiiug about gblug to
Pekin, and asks for twenty days sli't
leave. He says tlie Chiuese In Pekin aie
opposed to bim, becauae of his friendli
ness to foreigners. '
An Imperial decree Issued directs thai
the Ministers be envoi ted from t'ekln to
a safe place.
The situation on the upper Yangtse
(Clang river is very serioui-. tibeng, the
director of Hie Chinese ttkgiaph ser
vice, has applied to a British warship at
Shanghai for protection, ayiog he tears
he will be beheaded.
The commercial sit tallnn . th. oi, ghoul
China is very disquieting, uud bu-tneis
has nearly suspended. The bankaaie
closed at Canton. Merchuuts are refu-
geeing at Shanghai.
China's Crack Regiment
All armies have their crack legiuieota
China's is known as the " t'iger Guard "
Us members are supposed to bu veiy
tigers when turned loose In war. Then
too, they are dressed in yellow, the im
perial color, with stripes of black, In
rtmllallon of a tiger's akius The cap
ia made of split bamboo and has ears
to It.
A bamboo shield, with a monster's
head painted on it, completes the fantas
tic uniform.
A "Tiger" officer in full uniform, as
be appears on occasions of review or
parade, Is a matter of no . small interest
and wonder to the stranger. . A highly
polished helmet terminating In a crest ol
gold and a tuft of colored hair on a rod
eight Inches above the . cay; a robe of
purple or blue silk, richly adorned with
gilt buttons, and reaching to the feet,
which are Incased in black satin boots.
constitute a costume of pioturesqueness
and inconvenience.
; His Implements of war are In keeping
with the uniform.. All of them glittor
with gems and precious, metals. What
sert of fighters the "Tigers"; make re
mains to be seen. - ' V
- The general belief is that they are not
superior to other branches of the Chi
aese Army exceptwhen thoroughly im
pregnated with the spirit or , fanaticism.
Their reputation is largely based upon
past glories, . and they now appear to
think .mora of their announcements
than of the aerlops' .business of war
fare. ?, ,v-V';, f-i'S-fut'Js. 'J.
' They are carefully selected men, of
good proportions, snd enjoy numerous
privileges. On whose side they are fight,
lag now is largely S matter of conjec
ture. They sheuld be defending the Dow
ager Empress and the Emperor Kwang
Su, if still alive. iT. , - yi-'T;
"sit r. "
It will surprise yon. to experienoe the
benefit obtained by using the dainty and
famous little pill known as 'De Wilt's
Little Early Risers. F. 8. Du ffy,
IP,? Qeartng Out Sale.
i, Monday and every day this week,' all
seasonable goods at special bargains.
notice big ad for particulars, aho 10 yds
best grade yard wide bleachldg at "Sc.
' . O. A. BAttrooT.
,. A complete lns of gold and gold filled
watches sold at J. O. Baxter's for cash
and nn 'instalments to responsible
pertles. v,
If something In your bead doth came
' That head of yours to ache
It can he cured If you will but, ' "
Ct-lfirj tleadachs Powders take. , J ,
Made aud sold only at Davis' Pharmacy
' Send your prescriptions to Davis'
Pharmacy. They will la) filled promptly
and accurately. .
Juat rwelved a lot of fine F. F. VJ
Hams at Oaks Markot.
Jordan's Liver i'llls are the Ix'st liver
pills made. Hold only at Davis' I'liar
msry.
Don't fall to see Ihoan Wantifnl flan-
nnl and silk costs at J., J. l'sxtcr's tM-fore
buying.
Tim 1 ! 1 1 r Trny .t.n,l I'.nreau tiniiLn
for aattt by J. J. l'a !.-r.
i. " WHat Next? V ;
" , ;;' .Booub, N. C., Augusta. '
. The great battle for white supremacy
has-been, fought and gloriously won. The
negro lsue In North Carolina politics if
settled in part allowing onr Slate to
plow her war to the front and take her
proper pusiilon in fair competition with
her siaier States for all that makes a
people great in freedom of mind. Iiroad
oi si of ideas, and material development
We lake - off , our bats and bow, and
bow again and .again to the pnrejind
lovely womanhood of North aroliua
for their noble and cheering encouiage
meut lv this conflict, and to tue sturdy
white uiauhood of our State for tueir
chivalry and palriu'ilsni.
. To those who )atKred so hard and dis
grace! ully to defeat their race, aud to
continue negro rule over North Caro
lina, for ;their -Bakes aud our own, we
wish It Could lie so, ihut Ihey had a lan J
somewhere where they could gather aud
fully uu joy negro supremacy, and negro-
Ize themselves lo their own hearts con
tent At Newport especially, there are
man. with while skins who publicly de
clare ''would' ralher bead n negro
lUnn a leiuuural." i'uee useu should be
made to emigrate at ouco. 'and make
lueir abode iu Jaulua City or some other
negro settlement. They Should not be
allowed to disgrace white society with
their polluting presence. Their sayings
and duiugs in liiis race couilict should
not be forgoitm, nor their oitracism by
decent while people delated. Duty to
Our own wives, mothers, daughters and
sisters demand of fullier?. luiiiliands and
brothers such action as will rid every
community of lh pollnllng presence or
these negro-ized white skinned beings.
And w ill Marion Kmler I.e ulldwed lo
continue to disgrace North Coralina by
his Infamous presence on her hallowed
soli? Will the true manhood of our Stale
lorget Its duty to our fair sod lovely wo
manhood, whr.su viriue nml chastity thin
llund iu human form has fur months been
try ihg lo snbjecl lo negro domination
aud tutu? Oou forhiul Such conservatism
will be a crime, aye, an insult to our
wives, mothers, danglt'era and ulsters.
and all we hold dear that makes up the
ha. piucss and sacreduess of our ho:iies.
For inoniha this linnd ami hypivrlt': ha
been laboring with all his might to in
cite a race war of bloodshed, and would
today for a position in the United Slates
Senate at the expiration of his present
term, rejoice to see the heel of the negro
'upon the neck of the white race ol
North Carolina and our homes and fami
lies at his mercy, White men of North
Carolina your duty hero is plain and Im
perative. Act aud act now.
New, duties devolve upon us now
under tke Amendment to our Constitu
tion. Better schools, longer terms, and
a deeper Interest is required. The white
ohiidren must be mora forward than the
negro children. We pay 97 per cent of
the taxes, and our white boys ' and girls
must be educated. If our school boards
will apportion the school fund justly
they will consider two questions only,
viz, who pays the school money?, aud
whose children need it most? If ibe
other side are dissatisfied, then change
the constitution again, fixing upon each
race the duty and burden of educating
their own children. We must carry oui
oar pledges and educate our race. A
wise and bnsiness class of men mt'sl be
selected to supervise the arranging of
school boors, hiring of teachers, vlsillnr
and exacting of teachers the highest
efficiency In dlclpllno and Instruction.
Away with the slip shod methods of the
past,' and the adoption of the best iu the
land. In closing I .will Hnrrab for
White Supremacy, and. the noble .and
tree Republicans,' and Populists who
aided us In giving North Carolina While
rule! jrv:': -'A' .' .-. i '
' Hurrah for Democracy the white party
of North Carolina, whose arms are- ever
open to embrace all lovers of our tare
and good government! . Hurrah for our
ticket, Slate, Judicial, County, Town
ship, the elected servants of the people,
be as faithful to your masters as they
have been true to yon, and North Caro
lina will honor and bless you now and
forever t 7 J. W. Sandkus.
1 The quicker yon stop a cough or cold
the less danger tbere will , be of fatal
lung trouble. , One Minute, Cough Cure
Is the only harmless remedy that: gives
Immediate results. You will like It. F.
8. Duffy. ' ' .. ":: ' . , .,.
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; Clearance White Goods Sale. '
. Monday and every day this week, all
sessonalile goods at special bargains, 6c.,
quality lawn alio., 10c. quality at Sc.,
snd 10c. kind at 13c, yards, also 10 yards
best yard while bleaching 73c. - ,
. o, A. BAhvooT: ,
If yiu want a cold coca cola, sherbet,
or glass of cold soda, go to Davis' Foun
tain, v.' - , .: ; ,
EW PBRNB NATIONAL CKME-ti-rv
Itoartwny. IMpot Quartermas-
ti r's Ollli e, Wnliintonj 1). C, July 24,
III0'. Scaled proposals. In tillihcate,
will Im received hern until 3 P. M., Au
iiiihI H, ll"l), for rephinng roadway inen
lloned nl'ove. FceeiMcnliona here nnd
at cemetery. U. H. rcaf-rvea rihl to rn-Ji-et
or ar ep nnv of nil liidn, or any
.-rut llb.-rt-. f I rivi l(in'S c-ntnlmcK
H Mn":t U olinii mI I.e nmrl.ed ' I 'ropofld p
for i 1 1 -) N. w I'.enje Huuilw ay,"
ad-lie l T. K. I i' ' !', it. M.
Portsmouth Corned F'ullets,
fC,' '-. 'f'"'v P':P ,- ' r. "
A 'Nice Lot Just Received at
J. L. McDaniel'sJI Broad St.
Also a fresh lot Whole Dried Codfish,
and nice Irish Potatoes.
Fulton Market Beef and Small Hams.
Nice lot Jellies in glass jars, 10c each.
Pure apple Vinegar and Spices.
Full line Canned uoods.
Give me a call.
Respecttully, 1
I j. l. mm.
2 'Plioiie 91,
PLANTERS
Opening Sale, Wednesday, Aug. I.
The Pluntcr'a Warehouse is locati'il in l.hii Im iiiii'ss pitrt d' l.lio ci t v
and the finest Warehouse in the State We will have plenty of liuyeis
with plenty of orders for all the Tohaifoo in this part, of the State.
It is the aim of the management tn give his personal attention to all
sales and to see that yon are well looked after when on the market with
tobacco. Our motto is "High Prices ami Personal Attention to your in
terest," Free Stables. Come down to the opening sale, and we will try to
please you.
PLANTER'S WAREHOUSE CO.,
J. M. HOWARD, Manager.
REAL ESTATE!
City Real Estate bought and so.d on
commission
Collection of Rents for those in the
c ty as 'veil as those living outside.
E. i:. II AltPEIt.
GOOD NEWS.
This man has heard of O. H. Water's
& Son Whalebone Buggy and he is going
for one. . This accounts for his speed.
Thev are reliable hand made bueiries.
Try one and be convinced as others have
dono.
Yours to serve,
G. II. Waten, A Hon,
Phone 185, 78 Br wd Street,
Hey,
Xhete!
Where's Your .
Belt and Lamp ?
Don't be "run In".. : "A stitch In time
saves nine," and sometime may savs yon
ten (10) t ., i" . ,
Don't put it off, but call at ecet and
invest the necessary amount In Good
LAMP A NO BKLLIrr'''-.;,'
Tires and Repairs :
In Abundance.
wn. thilL,;
01 Middle Street. Oppwl'e J nrnal Office
S. Q. ROBERTS,
' Whoh-aalo Deolor In - -
Groceries, Provisions,
Conrc (1.k.'!h - '. ,
f Acy J .s:, ;;..i.
T..! .f all (;-. ! i'lmfT, &o.
I ' - r ml aa
Wholewale
Grocer,
71 Btri,:-1 Nf. g
WAREHOUSE
We Have a Car-bad
of
Cotton Gins
IN STOCK.
A full line of Cotton
Gin BeHing, Oils and
Supplies,
Hyman Supply Co.,
Phono 62.
, 49 CRAVEN 8TRERT
Notice !
' ; The only man there be.
' 1 Not Left, Come See.
," A No. 1 Real Heart Hand-made tnd
Sawed Shingles always on band,
vLalhs, Carts add Peggies.
, Kiln Tar and Fat Ltghtwood Posta.
i AH kinds of Stove Wood delivered to
yonr door.' o .-
Two Stores to let and booses to tent
all the time, ; ; .
Lime to rctaU or by the barrel, i
BIG H11L.: Tts Iflifle Hai
M fWkX..i '
,u Jj viit! mi n
mm
- YOU'LL SEE : ;
at s glanoe that our Spring Woolens
atrlkt the top notch In the variety of er '
tlstlo pntterna. What a suit Is made of ' "
and the way it Is made Bp are the two ' t '
important dreaa polnu. vve have no
rivals In elllwr rerct. Onr work Is
not Imitated snd onr di. hj of fabrics '
Is enclusive. Order now.