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W. B. NUFORM RRDUSO _ " CORSETS XO. 478 ? LONCj^ W AT6T and ME PI I'M 1IIST *I.OO NO. 4<K>? Tffcfcl' Hll*. LOW 111' ST . . fi OO OTHKtt MODEL8 - ?l.?0 J. K. HOYT 5? Agent. JUST RECEIVED A shipment o?AmericaJs finest production and the world's greatest Sewing Machine. 'I he ball bear j inR, light running NEW 4- HOME ? for c^sHorti^siv monthly payments. Don't forget that we arc head quarters (or the hesr sewing machine needles anil oil. Be ware of imitation goftds. The best is the cheapest. We car ry the best. Not how cheap, buf how good we c.ui give you for your money. RUSS BROS. THi: I'H Tl K I l-ilAMKKs Ihe Gem Theater j AJJIUI) ! N \ (.ll.l>EI? t/A<?E? 'A : tcood d:-auia. . * ? ? 111 >1PTV l>l'MI*TY C'HWl S? Tjils ?s pj-t'eiaeular. * 1 iu:twki:.\ w?vk and honoi;? Melodrama. von; Ti UN. IS ? HauU tolored. ' (iood now iiuisit- %% ill be a feature ( of (In* prtimum Inniclii. Tlie draw in;; for I lie handsome Sil ver Toilet Se?. from Hie Mock of \. iK Smi l tier ? lakes |daee tonijchl at K.:to'?>Yh?ek. Everyone holding the euiipon* should he present promptly at i l?i- hour. SHOES! SHOES! [ We announce our readi ness with the best Shoes made and the best shoe service, to take care of any fal! and Winter footwear want that may confront any man. woman or child. Moderate and pleasing prices with a guarantee of satisfaction, borne by our reputation foralways keep ing faith with our friends. We solicit-your favors L S. R. FOWLE & SON. SPECIAL SALE Of Hamburgs, Embroideries, etc., at cost, on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 21 and 22. Don't forget the days. T. W. PHILLIPS & CO. COACHMEN TURN CHAUFFCUftt. Most 6tudenta In Motor Schools Have Sat on "tVp Box. Tbo Instructor of one the la^Mt of motor instruction In the country saya that 50 per cent" of his pupils are old coachmen annt hy thelr employers to leara how to drlYA the new carriages. Thoy make good chauf feur*. The simple reason ts that while they may not be blessed with a great amount of mechanical knowledge they know what a vehicle la, what It la for and that It should be treated serious: iy The same testimony, according to the Kevlew of Reviews, la given by 1 one of the large automobile manu facturing companies which has estab lished a chauffeurs" school. This school makes chauffeurs out of any kind of material that purchasers of cars may ship in. Most4 of the material, and the .best in general-*- way. U composed!* of -etwteh men. old and young. ? Thar have , had experience in caring for^ne car riages. They know how tcu^et^e on city streets. Study Myateei?? -of tha-Air. Man has been born of woman for centuries upon centuries, yet he is aa little wise to- the control of weather conditions as he 13 to the truth~*>f I what comes after death. Must it be ever so? Is prophecy, even as It may I some time be perfected, to remain the Ineffective substitute for the power to regulate? The air throbs with wonders. It af fords the medium of wireless teleg raphy, perhaps of telepathy. The mys tery of how it absorbs and restrains or lets loose the elements that make for storm or ^unshlnp is infinitely better worth attention than are the short comings of a forecaster. - Let some earnest seeker find a key to the riddle and see how the farmers and sailors antl bsiFUball pla.injb and Piaster bcllca and all the sons and daughters of time sit up and take notice. The Stock Gambler's Voice. As a rule, great manipulators have high, thin voices and take a distrust ful view of securities. Their vocal pe culiarity must be left as an arbitrary fact; aa to their bearish slant of mind. It is easily accounted for. It comes of the fact that their services are mora often solicited by men having some thing to sell than hy men wishing to buy ? In the ratio of aboflt. five to one. Nevertheless ther^-ls. no Instance of a bear hiajdpulatomrAving died rich. It la a bull's country. ? Everybody's Magazine. The Prudent^. Man Foreseeth the evil and provides his family with n jar of Vick's Croup ic Pneumonia Salve and nips tlie>e danger on* troubles in the hud. I lest remedy ev*?r offered the public, and money hark if not delighted. 25c, 50c und 8I.OO jars. it's Fue! that's Expensive -Not 'the Stove A Cheap, putty-jointed? Httive wii! waste more than its Original -Cost in Pl'pl Pi-gry y intCi I AtT you ,knor.\ fully one-halt the carbon available for heat i*; reft coal gas ? the entire pas supply u.-x-d for :i:.l and iilnninsiion in many cities an<l towns heing made from common soft coal. The ordinary sto-.e in burning soft coal allows this gas-half 'of the fuel to pass up the chimney; unbur^ed, thus wasting it as a heat producer. unbur^ed, thus wasting it as a heat prodtlccr. ? _ Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove, bv means of the patented Hot Blast draft and other patented feature*, making air-tight* joints without the use of stove putty, distills thi^gas from the upper su rt .ir-j* (it t'r.r c> -1 /:n,r a n--.- it prodm-ci w:.li .Ji^. eatbon or cuke m ?ha |w coal. thus hutf-innr nil ...t... oal, thus burning all the coal. Thfc is why" Cole' s Original Hot Blast Saves the Dollars and makes a ton of common $3.00 soft coal or lignite do the work ol $9.00 worth of hard coal. Your old stove and imitation Hot Blast are not ait-tight, do not save the escaping gases and do not give you a warm house at night, because J__ they arc made iviLli putty joints. You cannot afford to say to yourself, -? ?. -MV crm Mcirw Tri.i-^rarx V- -- g? the price of a new stove every year, Not only that, but on top of the-coei* " is the unsatisfactory result it gites. It is always out-tbe coldest morning. Even Heat Day and Night ? Fire Never Out Cole's Hot Blast is so perfect in construction that fire will keep all night, and when the draft w opened i?v the. win hum t \yq or three hour* with the fuel put in the nigh^oefore. No other stove does this. Fire, therefore, never goes out, an- 1 the rooms are kept at an even temperature all the time. Burns hard coal, 50ft coal, slack, lignite or wood. OUR GUARANTEE I fu?l over any lower draft cor? of the We Rnarante* n savin* of OM-tiiird ii M?ne *iie. with aof! ojqI or slack. We guarantee Cole ? Hot HU.i to uv- >-, .arH coal for heating a jrivm space than ?"T burner mvi- wnti s?ro? M-liiia aurfacc. 3-W* guaranty- that the r.*?n? ra;i be heated from to two hours each' moralnr. with thr aoft co&l or hardroal put in the Move t?r eveninjr before 4-We jrjnrantre that Ilia *tove i* II hold fire with f,i> .oal fttfotfla without attention. * , 5 ("?'antce# uniform h:pt day and night with <?oft cowl. haHcoalor Uralle. . -verv ?tr>ve to re^r v.n a'.f.lut^v atr-TUftr* a* N-mtr uuMd. ~ The l ? operated according to direction.*, s. i.l set up with a go 1 ?i< e. linj that, ihf itpvt be _B For Hard Coal ? Saves Half The extent of unbnmed gases in hard conlis *hown fcy opening the magazine cover of a base burner when the extra oxygen supplied fills the entire stove. with flaming RU. " ~ " Sfg rA"e f^et that nostove puity is used to make .Mr-leaking joints, Would You Lose $50.00 In Fuel to Save $1,00 on the Cost of Your Stove ? That is what yrm do when you boy a cheaply constructed, potty jointed, showy made imitation stove. Like all iiissful iii?tndortaj^atiL,?<:?rtgn5rTT<M itUm lum m-i.... ?*"i ? ? < ? Tliey "SSnT* m Chicago^ on the feed door. None genuine without it. > ? J. H. HARRIS PLUMBING & SUPPLY CO., | l^jpyGTOW, , s i STATENEWS Coiulemed Item* of Interest llup-| pcning Throughout the giatc. l'ersistent reporta that L. D. Robin won, of Wades buro. will realm th* solicltorshlp In the Elgth Judicial dis trict 'are having tlie effect to bring out Into the- open a number of aspir^ antfffor this plum, it Is learned thit I-ee county hah indorsed Hon. A. A P. .Sea well, of Jone&boro, and tha? W. D. Slier, et Chatham, and R. W. Lemmond. of i'nlon, are also getting ready to try fot the appointment. ? Greensboro News. The Greenville tobacco market war today visited by several officials o: the imperial Tobacco Co. and tie ^-American Toba.io Co. Among them were H. W. Gunn. of Bristol, Eng land, a director in the Imperial; G. Wells, of Bristol, vice president; E. W. Howard, of Danville, Va.; E. S. ntrmjn: TSira*mT t*. S. director, of Richmond, and itobert Hasklns. trav eling representative,' of- Richmond Of the American Co., there was T. J. Walker, manager of the Richmond branch, and his secretary. Mr- Will Ingham. ? Greenville Reflector. The many friends In this city of Mr. Louis LeiWrmont, of Richmond. Va., will regrcr u> learn of his deatfc lii that city Mmtday night. Mr. Lei-^ bermont was a salesman for the firm of Lelbermont Bros, and while out on his last trip was taken ill In 'this city w4*4*-a?v attack of tj^fhold fever and was confined to hjiroom at the 'Gaston for amiil dayu. He ouffi lently recovered to go to his home where~Be had a relapse which caused his death. ? New Bern Journal. A letter has been received In this city from Mr 'Cecil Brothers, son of Dr. Brothers and who was on one of *he Florida Keys during the recent destructive storm. Mr. Brothers writes that ho and about four hun dred others were os a small island about the size of a town square await ing the storm of;Whlch they had been given warning. Finally, one of the men said "Here it comes," and a tidal wave could be seen approaching the island which swept entirely over It, submerging all the land about three feet except the concrete house where all took refuge. Several barges were -awant nut the wind which blew ninety miles an hour." Mr. Cecil Brother > is a Wilson .boy and was here last summer. ? Wilson Times. 4 \ . Chief C. Roberts, of t^e sani tary department, has been looking into the .ordinance governing the handling of meats, vegetables, etc., by dealers to find out If they are al lowed to ex nose such articles fori the outside of their places of business where they catch all the dust, and germs coming tfielr ,way. and he has found a section which, undar his con structlon. covers the case by placing a fine of $ii) on all' dealers who ofTer to sell for food any meat, vegetables or other provfslons exposed and in the fresh state In a house or else where with unclean and unsanitary sourroundings. ? Charlotte News. ? Hon Samuel M. Gattla. of Hills |>oro. was yesterday named by Gov ernor k:it bin as the successor of lion. .Tones Fuller, of Durham, a.s the sottcitcr of zhB Ninth -judicial-district, Mr* position having been vacate&_by Solicitor Jones Fuller who goes to Bostqn, Mass., as the attorney. for the 1'niitd j Drug Company. the Rexnll Company, Mr. Gattfs received strong endorsements throughout the district and his appointment by Governor Kltchin is one that will be received With great satisfaction by his many friend*. He la an able lawyer, a man who is r.;?ardad as one who will All the position with the greatest satis faction. ? New a and Observer. The report cam,e Into the city last night of the murder of two men and the serious Injury of a third In a poker same at a lumber camp at New Chllla, Just over the State line beyond Murphy. The details of the shooting taken to Andrews early yesterday morning after the afTair happened. The report as heard on the streets stateR that six men were engaged in J~a. poker gam# at th? cam p at a late hour on Monday night. Two of these men were the Bateman brothers, of Lincoln county and a man from Cher okee county by the name of Nelson was a third member. The man who did the shooting, according to the re port, waa Pat Lovin. The other two members of the party are not known. It is understood that a dispute arose In the gan&Jbetween ..Lovin and the Bateman boya over a deal In revol ^ ^hen^they Were ^r e tu n^ed *t be" sh oot lng began. One of the Bateman boys died instantly, and the other lingered for several houra. In the second mlx up ? which followed soon afterward Nelson was stabbed, but 1Mb thought he will rocoTf Aaherllle Cltlaen. CONFEHflBB TO ANAMINATION ON THE GAUiOVB. Port Ga!n?, Oa.. Oct. 27 ? Syl By today at 11 o'clock. Bynum made a fall contuMim oa the uliowi of the crian, which tu a midnight ? uix iuitiut.es from the timo Uifl-dxcp fell Drs. \ymberly and Crorier pro nounced the uian dead. In his dying Ftatement Bynum advised all nogroe^ to slay out of secret (societies as they had been his ruin. Eggs ..*... . . . . .". 23c Chickens, grown.. 25 to 30c Spring chicken* 10 to 25c ? . qr Green h'.dea 8c Mixed wool 18 to 20c Tallow 3 i-2c Wool, free from burrs... 20c Sheerllngs 5 to 10c Lambskin 25 to 40c COTTON. Lint cotton 14c Seed cotton 5.40 NEW YORK Fl'TI KE MARKET Open. Close,, December.*, 14.10 14.67 January 14.46 14-74 March. 14.5J5 14.82 May 14.63 14.86 July . : : H.?* TO I'LAY FOh b.YNCK. The Washington Concert Band left for Aurora this afterhoon, where they! expert to play for a dance this even ing. They will return home 'Satur day morning. DRAWING The drawing for the silver toilet set comes off tonight at the Gem the ater. The person holding the lucky number must be an adult, and In the theater at the time the nffFnber Is called. ? AGENT HltKAKS ARM Mr. J.' L. Hassell, agent for the N. & 3. at Greenville, was so unfortun ate as to break his arm at the wflst this morning when he jumped for the platform of a moving train. The In jured man 'was hurried to Washing ton and taken to the Washington HospuaT. ? MRS. JORDAN DEAD. Mrs. Francjs E. Jordan died at her home in Ixing Acre township today about 12 o'clock, age S6. She was stricken with paralysis this morning about 4 o'tfock and never rallied. The deceased was the mother of Mr. Claude E. Jordan, of this city. The time for the funeral will be an nounced later in these column*. WHAT WILL YOU GIVE FOR CHRISTMAS? Possibly you don't know that you hare the widest range for selection here, and at prices mlit'li lrtwer than in smaller 'txramr ? We want to send you our big it is to your interest to buy all your Jewelry, Watches, Silver ware, &c., &c.t here. We send goods oh approval for sclcrtion, and prepay me charges on all goods bought by mail. Write today. Paul-Gale Greenwood Co., Inc. Jewelers and Silversmiths, NORFOLK. VA. * mwut tHtw Best Hotel' In the City. Conven ient to Business, Theaters, Ac., LORRAINE HOTEL Grftaby and Tazewell Bts., NORFOLK, VA. EUROPEAN PIiAN, *1. PER DAY _ AUD IT. ?? "hvacIKtHH ASP all HIMUB PALL ADD WINTER CHOICE OCT FLOITORS Special Values in Hosiery WK GUARANTEE THAT THESE VAMrES^-AKNOT BB MAtCH- - Kl> IN THIH C1TV: ^ ? l?adl??' Black % n? Inland , *15 and age. , Ml WW' Fine Ribbed Black ...... ... . iT.TTTTTT .... ?iO and SOcI Boys'* and MMN' Hmy anil .Medium Weight Bibbed v Husc 10, ljj and 95c. flam? fifbrt-AfiT C/.OTHfrnS NEW DRIED FRUIT Currants, ? sPrunes, ~ ?* .. t ' Raisins. Evaoorated Peaclies and Apples. ? : ? : ? 'Phone 97. E. L. ARCHBELL . Specialties Cigars and Tobacco. Leary Bros.' Old Stand. .GUARANTEED [Patent Leather SHOES If out-14.00 B. & P. Shoes break through belore the ^trfcTvcars through we mtieh prefer that you return them ior.a_new.pair. Knight Shoe Co. The Only Exclusive Shoe Store in the City. CARGO OK SALT Just Received. H^M. JENKINS CO., Wholesaler Grocers. ?HELP IS OFFERED WORTHY Youwr. MEN AND WOMEN. No matter how limited your * means of educatlonrifce GREAT AMERICAN SHORTHAND AND BUSi .NESS COLLEGE. Durham, N. C-, la ready and willing to help You aecure a high-grade Business Education. The ONLY Business College In the Caro linaa presided over by an Incorporated Accountant and Auditor. A suffi cient guarantee of ita superiority. Enter now on easy payment plan. DEPARTMENTS; Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting, Telegraphy, Penmanship, Civil Service, English Branches, etc. Expert Faculty ? Rail road Fare Paid? Positions Guaranteed. SH C G ib MORRIS 6j C&, -BROKERS WHOLESALE FRUI rs AND PRODUCE ARRIVALS^TODAY? 1 Car 20th Century Flour. . 1 Car Meal, 1 Cat ilumitiy, 1 Car Flako Whita Lar?. IN TRANSIT? 1 Car Kingan's Reliable Meats. Fresh arrivals ot fruit aud produce every day. WASEQ FLiOUR ALWAYS GOOD and GOOD ALL WAYS ? Those who have used it declare that "WASEO" Flour makes sweeter bread and sweeter rolls and sweet er biscuits than any other. For sale only by E. K. WILLIS." COMING TO WASHINGTON ONE NJOHT ONLY ffid^OctokriML. A. G. ALLEN'S Big Minstrel Show CONCEDED by ALL TO BE PREEMINENTLY THE OLDEST AND MOST FAVORABLY KNOWN MINSTREL SHOW IN EXISTENCE. CLEAN AND REV1NKD, BETTER THAN A CIRCUS, PRESENTED CNDKR A Mammoth Canvas Theater. * ADMISSION: CHILDREN ? adum? ??>: f "NEW ARRIVAL OF FALL WEIGHT "RED RAVEN HOSE" ? ' 1 , For Men, Women, Boys, Girls. Every pair guaranteed? "Satisfactory," or a new pair, will be gtyen. ~ - n ?? ns. v WE WILL HAVE TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK .tea position to give you special prices on ,
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