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LEE, Room 15, Wright Euildiujr, P. 0. Box 334. Durham, N. C. THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Largest end Best Xewspspcr in North Carolina. EVEET DAT I.N' THE TEAK, 58.00 A TUB THE OBSERVER consist of from 10 to 12 page daily nl 20 to 32 page SunUy. It haixsks more new matter Iocal. Stile, National anl Foreignthan liny other North Carolina newspaper. TEE Sl'VDAT OBSERVES Isunctrellcl a a news medium and it aU fi!!el with excellent matter of jDMM-el!atie'u nature. THE SEMI-WEEXLV OCSERVER ! lucl Tuesdays anl Fridays, at f l.oo j-r year, in the largest jijief for the j money in this m lion It ronitof from j to 10 pa and print all the new ol j the week Iical, Mate. National and ! Foreign. Address THE OBSERVER CO. Charlett. N C. Photograph May look very well, but if it does not hate a dixtinctivenes that you are proud of there is some thing lacking. The work we turn out l-ar the stamp of Rood workmanship, and when we make your photo you take pleasure tn howing ttiem to your friends. We ste pr;u 1 of the photo we have made at. will gladly show them to you if you will call. the HoIIaday Studio Opp. the Postof fice, Durham. N. C NICK DISPLAY OF Fail and Winter Millinery We fire now 'honing our line of Tall and Winter Millinery in the hitett tyli and hifpe of Hat and trimming. In ft vie and fjtmlity we earl suit aiv one. while the prite i attch that all art- wi ii pieawi. i.it our store and we what we are offering in Fall and Winter Millinery. MRS. JUNIUS H. SMITH, 127 East Main fctrett, Durham. N .C. j MRS. OtTA D.lTHOMAS, Manager. WANTED SfciK.sS Maoazink reuin-a the ervi of a man in Durham to look after expiring auWriptionf and tone- cure new ouiue hy tnean of special methods unuiiially effective; rtitton permanent; prefer one with experience, but would consider nv aooik ant wiUi WA natural jB'iffetiotm, salary f ..? p'.r nay. wsui ojjim!sion Option, Ad drc., wiMi rcfemie, R, C. Protk Rvm l'2. Kucccm Maiifjp I'M;',, Xi-v York. CENTRAL STATES GO REPUBLICAN Illinois, Indiana and Ohio Car ried by Taft. OHIO GOVERNOR DEMOCRAT Deneen In Illinois; Watson In Indiana. Harmon, Democrat, Elected In Ohio. Taft'a Stats Votes For Him, and In dtanapolis, Horns of John W. Kern, Is Republican Chicago Goes Repub lican Crowds Cheer Republican Standard Bearer When Result Is Announced. Chicago, Nov. 4. Illinois has been carried by the Republican party by a plurality of 170.000, giving the state's twenty-seven electoral votes to Taft and Sherman. The state Republican ticket has also been success! ul. Gov ernor Charles S. Deueen winning from former Vice President Adlai E. Ste venson by 100,000 plurality. Chicago has gone Republican by 50 000, against 126.000 for Roosevelt in 1904. The next legislature will be Re publican by a majority on joint ballot of 38. a loss of 24. This means the re election to the United "States senate of Albert J. Hopkins. " There will be a decided change in the congressional representation or Illinois. The present delegation from the state includes twenty-four Hepub licans and one Democrat The figures in the Sixty-first congress wiii bJ sev enteen Republicans and eight Demo crats, six of the latter being from Cnl- cagov Speaker Cannon has been re elected in the Eighteenth district. Indiana Goes Republican. Indianapoiis. Isd., Nov. 4. The en deavors of the Dt?mocrats to plate la dlaaa in the ranks of their party, caus ing the mate to be considered doubt ful some time before the election, have not teen successful. The Hoos:t vou has been given to Taft and S::ormr.n by a majority of 8000. reducing the Republican majority of four years ago by two-thirds. The figures are: Taf,. 835.000; Bryan. S27.0'X). Conwssman James E. Watson ha been elected to succeed J. Frank Han ly as gqvernor. haling Thorns F. Marshall, his Democratic opponent, by ld.OO'i votes. The state congrsjl nai representation, e!in Republieaus ami two Democrats, will remain unehanz ed, but the legislature Is R'-piibli-ac by a slightly reduced majority. To term of Senator Kemeaway, R9pub.i can. will expire tn March. This city disappointed tbe hops o! John W. Kern, Democratic ear.rii.1ate for the vice presidency, who reside hen, by going Republican. Mr. Km; would not discus the renlt of the election. sa; ing that he would issue a formal statement later. Taft Wins In His Home State. Columbus. O., Nov. 4. Secretary Taft's home state has given hltn a ma jority of 50 W ZOO.oco bdow the ma jority of Mr. Roosevelt four years ago. The strong Democratic light dli not avail to carry the state for Mr. Bryan but Judson Harmon. Democratic can didate for governor, in ckcted by about 20.000. Large Democratic gilns are reported from meat of the l,irg cities and towns. Tbe rural districts gnrai:y however, have retrained Republican. The fight made by Governor Andrew I Harris, candidate for re-eltlon. for local option was an Important fpctoi In th result, aa was for-shad jw."! the county eieetlons. The governor'a activity lost him voe among tiie so called "UJiejal" e!rri:i. the lns show ing In tte returns from Cfn'innat;. Cleveland, Toledo onl other title. Cincinnati Crewd Cheers Taft Cincinnati. Nov. 4 The Republican M'l f had a do?" fill In Mr. Ta't's home city, the party's majority of 4 . 103 Id 14 being rdufed this yenr if, jiioo. Two yar ago it was 71D. Mr Taft received the r"'..r., r th ho!re of Ma brother. CharU P. Taft. When his success at th polls announr d the i ; use was runtinnded by a rh"r Ine c-owd cnlllng ,rr a apwch (roc "the t"xt presl ?"f. ' Mr. Tart an nonnr-f4 that he wonld make a for." staN ment In the n et f;tfir. Delaware Ccs Republican. V.'llmlBgton. f I X.v. 4.-7affs In dicated phira!)' la I), law-ir n?.s and the Hopnl ii'an Btate lck t. h M ed by Simeon S. fennwll for g v ernor, and William II. H'-aH f'r n"i gresa. Is e-ited by about the ?am ptiir.-i'lty. with the we p ton of Iia vis. the Reoublkan eandldct for a' Urney general, who ! proVhly d fat"4 by Andrew f. fSity. Detire -at The auecessful eanlHse Is a ron o George Oray, ani th? po; u'ari' of hl father cowntefl strongly lor him In all thre of th eountia. Colo-ado Goes For Bryan. Denver, Odo., Nov. 4. Colorado, whlffi gave Mr. Roor-! a tnJ-iii' of 21.512 In 1904. tM gone lmoM;r by Cfioo. John F. Bhafroth. Dertnerat. has leen elected governor, and thrf Itno rat It ft frsentatlvea have h . chosen. Montana Ceta For Tart. Iff lena. Mont,. '"v. 4. Th" thee ' "; I V !.- ij! H) will h-. jcpji: for Vi'mpri tcnln. He public an ht". b a t-Jsetei govern'!'1. PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN Party's Vote Cut Down In Nearly Every County. Philadelphia, Nov. 4. Pennsylvania has gone Republican by a majority; of 289.534. the figures being as follows: Taft 550.019: Bryan. 260.485. In 1901 Roosevelt carried the state by 805. 519, and two years ago Stuart, Re publican, was elected governor oy. 45, 425. , V --The returns received show a consld' arable falling off In every tounty with the exception of two. A heavy vote was polled throughout the state, due principally to the many warm contests In the legislative districts. The Re publicans hold their own In the con gressional districts, if they do not In crease their representation. There is practically no change in the Republt can representation In tho legislature. In Philadelphia the national ticket carried the city by about 125,000 pla rallty. The entire Republican ticket Is elected' by a large plurality. Including Joseph Gilflllan for sheriff, who was opposed by D. C. Gibboney, the noml nee of the Independent Republicans. The election In Pennsylvania turn ed almost entirely on national Issues, the highest state officer voted for be ing a judge of the superior court. Fo- that office William D. Porter, Republi can, has been elected by a majority of 15,000 over Webster Grim, Democrat THE SOUTH IS STILL SOLID Usual Cemocratic Majorities Returned In Dixie. St. Louis. Nov. 4. Missouri has ra versed tbe Republican victory of 1904 and Is again in the Democratic ranks by a majority of 35.000. 9t. Louta wen! Republican by a small majority. Her bert U Hadley, Republican, Is elected governor. Texas. Austin. Tex.. Nov. 4. William II. Taft did not make as good a showing In this state as PreBl jent Roosevelt who polled 51.212 votes In 1904. The vote this year l approximately as fol lows: Bryan. 22(t.OO0; Taft 21.000. Thomas M. Campbe'l, Democrat, has been re-elected governor. Georgia. Atlanta. Gi., Nov. 4 Georgia's thir teen electoral vote wiii be enst for William J. Pryan. and the stati's rep resentation will continue solidly Demo, rratic. The stata eWt'on was held In September. The Taft vote In this state fell 10,000 below that of Mr. Rtz veil, which was 24.003. Kentucky. Louisville. Ky.. Nov. 4. Kentuefcy has gone Democratic by a vote of 230 CCO in a total vote cf 430.0mi. Th. Re publicans have lost two cf their ccn rressmen, giving the state now nine Democrats to two Republicans. There wa3 no state election. Florida. Jacksonville, Fia.. Nov. 4. Albert W. Gilchrist. Democrat has b - n elected governor of Fl; ri!a. and the Democratic national ticket has f arri-d the state by a majority of 25,Ooo, the Republican vote showing a loss of ZVit since 1904. South Caroiira. Charleston. S. C. Nov. 4. The T ptioiban party pedis J ou'.y 2"1 f the 5S,f"fl totes in this state, rt.r.un sliKhtly b'binl the fibres cf 'am years M. F. Ansef fca n re elected governor without opposition. Virginia. Richmond. Va.. Nov. 4. The Old Dominion Is still safely within the Dercocntic ranks bv a very large ma jority. Taft polled 'only 3t.ooo v-t- a ! i a total of l3 mo. a Republican loss of 17.SS0 since 1904, North Carolina. S Raleigh. N. C, N'-v. 4 Th Demo cratic national ticket hat carried North th state by a majority of 20.'.n the total vof l.eirg 210.000. W. W. Kite Is fcas been elected governor. Oklahorra. Guthrie, O'ula, Nor. 4 The aeen electoral votes of tb nw Mat', the first to be cast, will go to Wil.ia r.i J n filngs Bryan, who received o,Of o' the state's I2S,'"0 votes. Alabama. Montgomery, Alt., No. 4Itrian 90.0'w; Taft, I3.WO. are th Wti-.t; flgnr'H in this s:at. Mr. Taft polled 9172 f w-r votes than Mr. Ilooievii: did In 1904. Arkansas. Little Rock. Ark.. Nov. 4 Arkansas has given Mr. Rryan a majority of 31, ViO. an lnr r-9oe of 12.41; over the vote polled by Mr. Parkr In 1904. Tennessee. NasbvllJf!, Term.. Nov, 4. T nnst Is still strongly Democratic by a ma Jority of hjm. Th Republican vote of 19 4 was greatly re lured. MlssUalppl. Jackson, Slls., Nov. 4. Mlrslssip. pi'a ten electoral votes will go, as usual, to the Democratic candidate. There was no stata elcn tlcm. Louisiana. New Orleans. Nov. 4. As nsi'al. lwlslana la solidly De mocratic by a very larg majority. There was b gubematorfal elation. Taft Wir.a 1.1 South Dakota. PWr H. I)., Nov. 4 - Tl.; f'ate tiH b n tiirri'" 'jv Taft ,v a plurality es tin, it'' ft 30m o. in jf- , jtr. ft'K. v lt, iff !wl s ."'M'l-v f rot . Hclcrt ft. V - v ??i,f,!v.. I dai lor goveiiiir, hue b;rn i. t... . t.-. A4A I? I II. IIIU J mht r. eh to if 1 w i r m . of Wu :i:i M.i i ll W ):: ! i yi Attractive Patterns - Never before have wc bectrab'e to present for Tall and Winter such attractive patterns in Mcu'f Fine Clothes. New colois in end less variety to suit every one. The Best Made In the past we have given spe cial attention to the make of clothes we handle and this season is no exception. The make of our crothes would cause thein aopear stylish if the were made cheaper goods, but when you get the best make, the best goods, reach of all, you get the best that is going. New Ideas New ideas in clothes for men that like to dress well have not been overlooked and our store contains just what you want in that line. A visit to our store will reveal to yon the style, quality, fit and make-up of the clothes we are offering you. W.A. SLATER COMPANY. West Main Street, Durham, N. C. ST' The Cable Line of Pianos All Manufactured by The Cable Co. v Mason & Hamlin. - Concver. - Cable. Kingsbury. - Wellington. - DeKoven. The cik-bratct! Mhsoii & Hamlin Church, Chapel nl I'arlor Organ. The highest nn.l mtiul.e j;taie -iss4i le Itveml anywhere on approval. 1 or easy urma an Ittst prices, kc The Cable Co. 108 Church St., Durham. N. C. l Things Worth Remembering st. That whether )ou intend re-covering your old house or building a new one, we have the shingles you need from the cheapest ap jir.e J Fir to the best No. 1 pine or iuniner. X Second. That while selling you the shintrlcs we also supply you with all kinds of Dressed can lUEtcr, Szsb, Doors, Ellnds, McclCIngs; Elc, tic Third, lou should not fail to take our advice about these things. We give jou the advice and we will sell you the other things at very reasonable prices. D. B. CAMERON, At same old stand, near Five Points Durham, N. C. TTERE'S a store you are always wel- : t come: Whoever you are, wherever you live, ! t whatever your business is, we want you to under- t t stand that we are anxious for your Drug Hushes. I I In this store one man s dollar is 33 good as another . X We have the goods you want. We sell them right. X We treat you right. If ever you are dissatisOed you 1 can have your money back for the asking and don't Z be afraid to ask. jYEARBY'S THE PEOPLES DRUG STORE f.zzi::ii:xz::xrrrzx2Z2xz2zxz2xzz:xx:rr::zi:z2i::::: li Repairing Done Promptly and Well S Wc lighten your labor anil increase your ports by maktpg your oM ittiplemenis go ai new. Vt repair a!l KinN lig!t tnacSitr.ery. Sitcial attention to Guns, Pistols, Bicycles, Gasoline Engines, Scales, Graphophones, Locks, Etc., Elc. MATTHEWS BROTHERS, - 114 Church Sired. J Phone 51G. Durham, N. C. II M M wxxix:zxxix2x:xx2xi22xirxxrzxrxz2rii2ixzxxszxii22x: H. STEINMETZ, FLORIST Hyacinths, Tulips, and all kinds of Bulbs for Fall Planting Choice Cut Flowers, Carnations', Roses, Violets, etc., f all occasions. Floral Designs, Palms, Fems and all kinds of Pot and out-door bedding plants. Orders promptly filled. H. Steininotz, Florist, Raleigh, - North Carolina.
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