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Come to Washington November 10th, Corn Judging Day Be sure to see our One of Ladles' and Men's Clothing, Furnishings, etc. New seasonable Novelties a -riving daily. Another lot Ohildren's Reefers. J. K. HOYT J 1ST RECK? V I D A shipment of America's finest production and the world's greatest~Sewing Machine. T he ball bear ing, light running NEW HOME? for cash or easy monthly payments. Don't force! that we are head quarters for the besr sewing machine needles and oil. Be I ware of imitation goods. The ? ' rjMhe best^Not^how^ cheap" buf how good-we can give you for your money. Ryss BROS. THE PICTVRi: FRAMERs Ihe Gem - Theater . ? ? i j lt.\( HK!<<?lt*S MIMOltllN!. - A1 i '?umt'rty. HKIiUUiU or \ >01.1111:11 ? W ar j drama. j si:u\i<? of \ Finr$i>? com icj>'" -| ( The tlrauinj: for Ihe l?eautiful set J of silver Fruit Knives, with I'rilrl I ll l?l ll In. Ill t I. .. '!?? t jff ? A. <i. Smilhor ?V Co., will- take place1 jtlii- rvcnluK at H.Uti o'clock. j .Fveryoiic holrlinij Voii|H?n>? -lioultl | l>e present ami try to secure mis val-| ""''Iff IlirLcc. j TIm* music to night will l?o of a hot I tor urder than ever. WOMEN'S SHOES T IT IS WITH A FEEL ' ING OI PLEASURE AND PRIDE THAT WE ANNOUNCE THEAR [ RIVAL OF OUR WOM- i EN'S FOOTWEAR FOR i THE FALL AND WIN TER SEASONS Our Shoes ar*> far nuperior' to rhe ordinary port of shoes that can be i bail at every ?ioro. where women's Sinn j are >old. They came to us^kreet from th4-' workshops of the world's most i ..ti or ?hr,es. T lie re's many a new style feature in woran patrons th?* hantlaome fo<?t.wt?a'r n^aT^'il^f^iiiv^ogue'^^Hng-! the coming aea*on. S. R. FOWLE & SON WASEO FLOUR ALWAYS GOOD anil GOOD ALL WAYS Those who have nsed it declare that "WASEO" Flour makes sw eeter bread and sw eeter rolls and sweet ? bit.?uits than any other. For sa|c only by E. K. WILLIS. TtiE tNHft GROCERY CO'S, C/?FE AVOTCD C served in all stvles hv the Noted U I O 1 lK5 Chef? R1CARD BONNER. MEALS-A^tLL HOURS ORDERS RECEIVE PROM P I VI 11. S~!ON? TRY i;S PHONE 327. Blasting Fuse and Caps, ? Electric Fuses, Batteries, ? Blasting Machines and Dynamite on hand. * McKeej= Richardson Hardware Company JUST ARRIVED ^atthe ^ BAZAAR , ? A HTI. I.INK OK SAMI?I.RS IN LADIES* COAT SUITS. CLOAKS AX1) SWEATF.RS ? ALSO MK.VH ANI? ROYS' HIGH GKADK SAMPLE Si:iTH, AND A RIG LINK OK REMNANTS AND MILL ENDS IN SILKS, WOOLENS, SUITING AND COTTON fiOODtt. PRICES LOW MI. rOMTT TTATXT.Y ANttfiKT V4H IV ? HOK K. YOL'RS FOR BAR GAINS. P. ORLEANS' if AZA A R, MARKET STREET. ' INS" REPENT OF THEIR CONDUCT! Faction of the Wilson Baptist j [old Out Branch. Chu&h Hold Out the Olive ' Wilson. Nov. i. ? The breach which j occurred in the Baptist Church herel over the former pastor, which re suited in many being turned trtit ef?' the church and- more withdrawing, bids fair to no?v be healed as it is ex-, iluu ? Lhe- uto churches wflu unite. It wifl be remembered tliata' branch of Scotland Neck church was formed here as a result of the dis ruption. At the ioikI;:sioh of-servlces at th<r First Baptist Church last night a t conference was libld at which a letter 1 was read, cople.-? of which will no! doubt be mailed to the members | the Wilson branch of the ri<jopand : Ne.'k "vhurch. This letter was an ae?1 j knowledgment and confession on the ? part of the members of the First Bap tist Churrh that they acted too hastily | and unwisely; that they were con I vlnced they had not understood those j bin* iiin.. . f , in ii hum fpii^ynhin had j been withdrawn. The letter' fuvthe*-. | stated they had cut out and burned I all records relating to the unfortun V" wiiHinHarjlnn.Hnf f)n,l that the.V had also erased them from their U'l'MiUH ? The letter was^ adopted without a 1 dissenting vote. j The effort of the above letter will 1 bo that these members are still mem j bers of the First Baptist Church and 1 the old officers will occupy their for in:er^K>sltion an. I will contlnue"to d.o no unless they voluntarlty ask for I transfer letters. THANKS. I Tau Tribe. No. i>. Improved Order i of Red Men. desire through this mo I dium to express to the ladies compos ing the ?hoir of the M. E. Church. I also, to Miss Gary Boyd, Tlisa Mary , Shaw and Mr. 1,. Y. Shaw, sincere hhanks for the splendid musical prn Lgram_rci?dered on the occasion of the memorial exer?l?es of the tribe Suir-^ day afternoon last. Tile success of [the exercises was due in a large cneas I ure lo their efforts. The tribe feols I cratei'ul. H McDEVETT, C. of R. Rot-k Ingham. X. C.. Xov. 5 ? Thurs day of (hi* week \va* a bad day for' blind tigers of .Rockingham. With-! I out a moment *' warning. Sheriff Hits hon and his eJTT ier.t deputies. 'Sir. C. C'.. Shores and Mr. U. F. Palmer/ gathered in thirteen of the lan break er*; doing it all in tlio afternoon, and k*o quietly (hat but few know any-' J .thing about it umil U wax all over j land I he tiger> were Out again on1 ' bond to await trial. It is learned that j i Warrants were i#?i:ed for twenty. 1 | : hi -teen of whi?h Uie o.Tuers jhinl; j | 'v.ll hold gwd. The rases have been' | There 1* tro'tHle in store for the thir-j len:. The timers caught are the fol-] i r, y ? joi,., smtte, \\\ k. Henry. j J T. v.". Walkit.s. Arih Stone. S. C. Me - ? ? n tm m t a. An-h Ingram. Lank Moss and Press t Hinson. j The t.olored timers are: Abe Spen-] i *>r. \V. !'. Leak u:u^ Andrew Leak. j INI IX VI lo\. I ?ai?y a< ku .'A'K-d^ ^ Orr faUttl 1 B ir.vil-.i i.rT1 j The Trustees of the East Carol ma "TeaFF School equest the honor of your presence at' the Inauguration of President Robert H- Wrlgh t twelfth, nineteen hundred and nin? 1 at ten o'clock Greenville, North .Carolina. AXOTHFR OPKX LKTTKR. Greenville, N. C., November 11. 190D. To O. L. Joyner: T Sir ? Some-thing like 14 day? ago I wrote you an open letter, rtiullejig !??>, iutl in ii. ul w* in 'it' at Greenville, on a public isBue you , are conducting wnlK.the people of North Carolina. settlnjnforth a bill of _ tndicTni?7ir~very rlearlja which t-aro ready to defend at ajfy time. Not having heard anything from you, I . will state that unless you set a date rfoon . then I will, as I am determined 1 to be beard, and am standing pat on the proposition. ~ t~* ~ ?Yours, Ac., - j J. ft. IH:TCH LVG8. Hicks' CAPt'DIXK Cure* Mirk Head MilM. Also Nervous Xftadmehe. Travelers' . ilea^rhe and aches from Grip, ! Stomactr Troubles or Ffcma> j trou bles. Try Capudine? -lt'o Hquld ? effects immediately. Sold h? drug gists. fcTCQMK. .Tuesday's tifltf^have I received, indfcdi that "the people of4the country. fr$ ^ Maine to California. au tired of "too strenuous "reform." \vherever they had-aa opportunity t hey turned down self-appointed "reforme~rs"~auir~etBct- 1 cd. plain, ordinary American citizens U? office. ^GttJboney. the Philadelphia' reformer; Tom Johnson, the Cleve=| lard reformer, and Heney. the San-' Francisco reformer, wertf beaten out-v right, and Whltlock. then'oledo re former, barely got through. The campaign and election in New York attracted most attention, but there was really :.Tr ii*ue * involved, "UxTcV-t ? the old iv<i'i. of Tammany. The Mg gnus df the Kepublicau and Democratic parties took no part In the campaign. The outcopie has no. bearing upou national issues. Tarn, many elects Judge (Jay nor. but loses control of the pur^e strings. So Its | victory is barren., The organization, however, remains Intact ? the best fights machine ir, the country. I The lack nf any real issue .In the| "New York campaign accounts for-jhe comparatively small vote cast for-Mr. Hearst. /He is at his best when fight t r.K "nrrrr,'*"nlvnl>; r.rm |shiip? Tin1 outcome. In our opinion, has no Ijrrrlng upon Mr Hearst's possible s't i n-.pt h in full::-, struggles. He Is a man to be reckoned with hereafter. The elections, while locally Inter esting, had little or no relation to na tional questions The results afford very few hints as to the attitude of example. Re publican strongholds remain at their normal strength, and Democratic sections remain unterrl-. fiod. The country will .have to wait i longer before It, car. estimate the tem-s per "of the people as affected by events since last November. The meager returns from -Mary* land indicate tivc loss of the suffrage amendment. The Republicans, there 'fore. have prevented the State from becoming permanently Democratic. This outcome may have indirectly an important .Influence upon national politcs, but the Marylanders cast ? their votes yesterJay solely on local considerations. They have not ex pressed themselves, even indirectly, on national issue*. " The defeat of i'-^n s J. Heney for district attorney of San Francisco is significant, since liia candidacy was practically a tes* of publltaentiment | toward the-gra:: prosecutions. It is ."""?n.'"'.'" 'r. . ? 'ule that the cltv hns taken a measure c? Mr. Heney I differing from tli:?v of some other communities, where he has been re | garded as the ideal scourage of evil j doers. ? Washington Post. c. nCsin i k TRIUAX MINISTKK IttSMlSSKl) IJY I'KKSDYTKHY. Charged Willi- Unmlnistcrlal Conduct I in Writing flutters to Nurse. j Charlotte. N. 'C.. Nov. 4. ? Witli | three charges of nnniiniaterial con- 1 uuct against him. tie Kirs* Prcsby-j rory or The Associate Reformed Pres-i bvterian Church. In session at Back.' Creek. today voted to grant a cer:ifl Rgi ---vntttim Duik-uii. formerly pastor of the First Church. t?i:s city. Tin* els-- l;as been before the vari ous i? -.erie3 of this section for a! .urn-. ? ? : ? :-iK:-iat?-.l ??v-Uh hc ! charBes. which embodied letters writ ten tu the nurse of a local hospital while the ministers' wife lay on her death-bed in the Institution* Rather than stir the church with the FC'tndat of a trial, whiyh seemed ? Tilt-'. I' 1'ie Prc.iWytory today vot .. (1 :?> ih-1'!'' di??'*- t|^o offending minister. *hh the privilege of affilTa 0|.|> K I'.M ABLE AGKXT HKRK. Mr. Ji. R. Hardy, the traveling! representative- of the Raleigh News anil Observer. 1b in the city today in' the interest of his paper. Mr. Hardy has many friends In Washington who are glad to again shake his hand. t.ood pasturage is essential to suc cessful hog raising. Corn ground cob and all. together I with a portion of oats, makes a good | feed, nut only for cows, but the horses a? wall. I Always be on the lookout" for ttur k *]n wfppi a ">'*>1 a I gentle, intelligent disposition. No better way of maintaining the fertility of the soil than by stock ral? ?4ng. ^ . ! Salt, charcoal and asnes should 1* | kept where the bogs can. help then* selves." v I It is an easy thing to push the horses so hard with the early work as . to put them out of condition. Buch methods do not pay. Cost " of pfiWt-Waklng. ? t The Nebraslca station after a series J of experiments BAR duuiuiifeliated ?4kM ! the farmers of that state can produce ' port at $2.43 t! rt^.t^iwr 100 pvundn, ' depending on the price of corn. With i 30-ccnt corn and good alfalfa pasture ' pork can be produced at $2.4^ per 100 pounds. With corn at 56 centa per mjshel. when fed With alfalfa, pork can \?a made at |4.13 per 100 pounds. " FOR ? BOYS AND GIRLS We have a full line of all sizes. Just Received. H. M. JENKINS CO., Wholesale Grocers. NEW DRIED FRUIT Currants, Prunes, Raisins, Evaporated Peaches and Apples. ""Phone 97.. E. L. ARCHBELL Specialties Cigars and Tobacco. Leary Bros.' Old Stand. A Large and Well Assorted Line of BOOKS For Boys and Girls. < WM. B. HARDING Picture Frames to Order. OYSTERS! PHONE 367. Delivered to any part of city 25 cents S?T? hfl in any specialty at 113 Market Street. Ocracoke Frtjh Pressed Mullets. , J. T. WYATT TO Ol'R TELEPHONE SIIISCRIII- 1 ERS: .| In order to obtain satisfactory tel-1 ephone service. it is necessary for: orrrr subscribers to observe the In- J. strucUous eoiit.*?iied on the instruc tion cards tacked on to l*e various telephones.*. A great many-trf the sub~ fcribcrs are placing their receivers on t'e books before they complete their ?--4>i>vorsatloa-and.-h?_< ftaing_this the i operatcv ge;s the disconnecting" s!r- , nal which . requires that she takej down the connection, which, will of j " - " | ? 1 f r"rn ""r-pli'-rin;- j Hse con vernation with whom you ? *w CTg OHgtwrHy tuiiiinw- . It is also desired that you >our lips close to the transmitter and ? tl\*e "Tfcsr "nttmber of the telephone! with vliith you desire connection, -slowly and distinctly, calling thei numbers by digits Instead of the ?lsnnl As; pxampip H Uil. Hm-( ~1rr tt7-cnnii'v!hU'mu with ttloiihuaa. \'V> "Vntl Mr* number donble two ? oi<?. Th? operator will then repeat ! j the number lack to you to assure you 'that she has heard the order correct ly and will tJ-oi make the desired cnnner.ti^i. ? ik> not ask questions nf Hie oper;T?w, tut call for the chief operator foT information. The oper ators wiji be too busy answering calls of the subscribers to spend any con=" siderable time in connection with your telephone to answer questions that can be juoi as well, answered by ?.he ct'e? operator. There is still some additional out sido work to be done In connection with the lines of those subscribers llof iilpj AUUHH1 1)1 ll? i III IIUIBII. its and outside of what Is known as the cable district. It Is necessary to string additional wires from the end of the cr.'iiles to the subBcrrbefs'^Sti tions on these ct Hying district* In ordet* to metallic circuit them. This work may cause some trouble to the subscribers, but every effort will be used to reduce the amount of trou ble to a minimum. Should you have trouble, However, 1A USlnp jruui lele i phone or find that It la not working satrafacldrliy. GO TTCT beallate to call the chief operator or Mir/ Bell, our local manager, uoilfylng him of the fact, and the matter will then be given prompt a?entlon. CAROLINA TELEPHONE * TELEGRAPH CO. _ The tasks (lut want nib. have foiled to do In this city. If set along* side of thobe that bare been nceora- : pliHbeJ. would make a small allowing indeed. SOX ASK. FOR YOUR REBATE CHECKS. WE GIVE 30c. IN < ASH WITH KVKltY SlO.OO PURCHASE from fs FOR CASH. KnighfShoe Co. The Only Exclusive Shoe Store I In the City. C. 0. MORRIS & CO., BROKERS WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE - "Arrived this week. 1 Car Kingaft^ Reliable Meats, 1 Car Meal OUR PLANT is .the Oldest Estab ed in the City and the Most Complete in the State. Our French brV Cleaning and Steam Pressing is unexcelled any wheie. We do more work than all other es tablishments !u the city combined. Let us do yotrrsr- 1_ Wright's Steam Pressing Works, "WHO PRESS BLST IN WASHINGTON." .i .i N.? JUST RECEIVED 250 TARBELL CHEESE and CARLOAD OF CANDY This is the largest shipment ofGheeseand Candy Tecetvt*d in this stictioa during the season; We contracted in June and July for 195^withTar^ bell people for 2,050 Cheese, and have only 62 left. Thic m ilfp? r>n r purchases on Tarbell Cheese since June, 1909, 1988 Chesse, which is more than 3 limes -Wl lljuny I. . I.I. I .if my nthpr hrnnd pf . We advertise only actual receipts. E. R. MIXON & CO. When ynn rnmr tor mill 1 I I I ilun'l fori'i t In lulu i lout it AlU ' Crockery and Gtasswzrev^ ? ^ T. W. PHILLIPS & CO. \ ?HELP IS OFFERED? *TFW yoUNG ME WORTHY YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN. No matter how !iirltcd your means of education, the GREAT AMERICAN SHORTHAND AND BUSI NESS COLLEGE. Durham. N. C-. is ready and willing to help You secure a high-grade Business Education. The ONLY Business College in the Caro lina* presided over by an incorporated Accountant and Auditor. A suf I cient guarantee of its superiority. Enter now on eaay payment plan DEPARTMENTS; Bookkespiag^horthand, Typewriting. Telegrsphy, Penmanship, Civil Service. English Branches, etc. Expert Faculty? Rail road. Fare Paid? Positions Guaranteed. 1 ?% THE I. H. C. TOGGLE-JOINT ? HAY PRESS Is the lighest draft, -and makes the most compact bale of any press sold. BAILEY SUPPLY CO.. SALES AGENTS. / A BEAUTIFUL YOMEI " !" - " r * , Prize was
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