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Roanoke Rapids, Nov. 16. Roanoke
Rapids experienced last night one of
the most destructive electrical storms
In its blB'tory, In .the form of a vlo
lent thunderbolt about 6 p. m. About
12 residences and bulldlnea
struck by this flash. Including the
waptist church, the front of which
wg almost comr.letpiv
and th building, set on fjre.ix boy
oi it years of ago. Walter .Parker,
JY WITH TIlOl'SAXOS IMtKSK.NT Vr
, . , .. t j "The Guest Road Sewing Cii cle was
VLexlngtori;' Nov. iflv Exercises 'qt
home coming week 'began today, the
merchants and manufacturers having
charge of ,: the ceremonies. At 11
o'clock decorated .automobiles and
fine turnout of' all kinds formed in
line of parade i the city park. The
Tbomasville and Lexington military
companies and two bands were in the
parade. More than 30 magnificent
was in the! floats,' representing every industry in
Lexington, were in line, i Nothing
like it has ever beed seen in Lexing
ton, the parade being more tnan a
mile long, and fully 10,000 people
saw it. M. V. Richards, of the South
ern railway, made, a fine address at
noon and the awarding of prises took
place at 3 o'clock. The biggest days
of the week are yet to come, educa
tional day tomorrow and farmers'
day Friday. ' Nine, thousand school
children will be here tomorrow.
Chicago, .Nov.'-HTbat to the
biggest corn crop in, the history of
the United Stater and not fear of
adverse legislation la dim tn falllnv
.'jff of big provsion houaea here tdday.l'v' ln .the exun' u Wa9 ,n tlM
"Never in ihV f.t ' i. Chwch ttt the tlm ot tne Ilasn Bnt
.sever in the history of business! was Instantly killed. . ' '
! i.iere ueen sucn an influx of bogs The residence of Mr. W, C. Ed
and cattle," said representatives of ward was Also set. on fire by. the
the packers, V rrr- i flash, the flames in both instances be-
Tbis dn tn th to' , ',n QuIcWy extinguished by tho
J. 10 th re,lt Braln! Prompt and efficient action of the lire
crops and, of course, prices are down, (department.
"And they will be down atlll lower."! ' The residence of Mr. Reuben LaasJ
., In Chicago markets beef.' nor k nii!ter wa ! struck and one corner
mutton prices nave reached a point ?f am torn UP- 8everal other rrs
' three to eiaht cent, he.nw ,., . hd hol ." ' them.
' M . "immujii fwawr ami weameruoaroiriR,
a year ago. and from 20' to 50. per'the lightning entering through tele
, tent, below the prices nf 1908. . ; : phone and light . wires.. . "A dozen or
Turkey are four cents cheaper j mo''e P"ople who were waking on the
than last year, and chickens are down! treeta at the time werd. thrown lo
i tt?t enna Itu. . . ... Vv. A
" aiihoi ever article or ,uo ouuu anu siunnea oy tne flash,
food in Chicago has dropped except! The power station of the Roanoke!
bread, which still sells aa it did when! RP'ds Power company was struck I
, wheat wa ten cents higher than to-!''d one of their 100-horse power gen-i
day. This, dealers say, is accounted i""ators demolished. . T
for by the fart that bakers loaded up1 '
"our B'h prlcee. expecting ivtv PC4rftrc
still further rise. Now that prices, J1AV rc33djjCr5
are down they are Mill clearing out! - . . .
their stock, at the high figures. f PrCbntlV DCud
- Iluitton Affected.' ' j '
food aiavl. it, the fu mto niarket 1 ' MMrk- Mlna" Nov- 1 Xewi t' 1 arl in.pejHi tint Culebrat cut,
today dropped S L V lZ Th1'C,Ved here tuday lt ib t.Tu ' .V flct,ffiplfti?" 'bU
.l!to. ..arte, U, lo; .y ot fmer Wolverine. wh.,:h ha. been J ' J u" hel1 tn
TAFT WS
ACTKPTS IXV1TATIOX OF PUKSI.
IKXT OF THAT HEPUMJC.
entertained yesterday bv Mrs. A M
Gates in her rooms 6u Watts street.
The afternoon was delightfully spent
In the. discussion of current topics,
while all were at work with some
kind of fancy sewing. The meeting
wa. unusually small, several of the
ladies being unable to attend. ! Deli
ckus'"sandwiches and tea were serv
ed also a sweet .course. Those pres
ent were Mrs. E. O. Cnrrin, Mrs. Geo.
H. Naah, Mrs. Flowers, Mrs.,Merritt;
Mr.t W. H. Wannamaker, Mrs.- Frank
Brown. Mrs. W, K. Boyd. -( .,
;-!, L? . I
j) MM Brook's Birthday Party. ,
.Mfss Annie Brockj last evening
from 8:30 till 11:30 had a large .num
ber of hee younger friends to help
her in celebrating her 16th bit today.
On arriving at the borne the guests
were made, welcome by Miss Brook.
dreBsed in a dainty frock of Dink lawn.
who met them at the door. They
were given tally cards and all found
their places at the tables set in the
ball sitting room and dining room, at
these tables the new game of Chau
tecler was Indulged In. It Is a very
interesting game and being entirely
new to , most of .the guests, their
mistakes were not looked upon a. they
would have been bad they known the
but everybody laughed at the
A till
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4r nlfi, MimuMi rkttu lur -1U rr-
rU fur au.l i-lirr l 1 k Ha
4rtUrmran tt ibM ulaan. lull
i, r"Jf!" r9vm SOS, r rla
A. D, T. (WmIwi VaJast ea bos.
Panma ic u.M p. game, but everj
neAuA tmiav tn n ...Ma f m,.i.!otne'" mistakes, as they were indeed
numerous. When this was over the
table, in the dining room were put to-
WANTED.
WANTED Governess and house
keeper, also stenographer and book
keeper at once. Apply room 15,
Wright .building. is-4t.
(4 s FEDERAL SUPERVISION
LOST Black ribbon watch fob with
gold locket with Initials W. B. K.
Liberal reward if returned to , the
Sun office. . - 14-3t.
WAXTED to rent two brick store., on
Main street, opposite trust bijfilding.
Apply to G. C. Farthing. tf.
FOR BALB.
FOB SALE Old paper., 10c per
hundred, at Sun Office.
BUSINESS ROTICK.
PA1MLSTBY Madam Eldon, greatest
palmist ever seen in Durham. Tells
the history of your life by the
science of hand reading.' The only
true method. Corner Main and
Corcoran streets, up stairs.
decided today to go outside of Ameri
can territory by accepting the invlta-
. . i . u . i. .
the president of Panama. This is for 'geUier makln 01e 'ong table and
ine purpose or notifying the Panama!" "c bci n seaiea.
president that the United State. ha.'A i"ie birthday cake was brought
no tntenton of annexing bis republic. j,n tll, ,B tn ter there was a very
Taft today Inspected the Culebrat cut, 4 proud looking Chantecler round him
. "m i uuwm. lue Diuwinx oui oi
these afforded a great deal of amuse-
ward setting nrlres throiiehout Vw m,88'.n 'r three weeks, was found-
Ktigland ai.d at Qnlnry markets it . e wlnn,lK w,th crt"
was slated that the tower prices 2.1 at ,aBt 60 l'engera.
would likely remain at their present T b,r' xhtnc tnl ome
levtl over Thanksgiving and urobablf "l ,0 Wnda is the lake.
throiiah the bolidava 'j nut so cannot be reached until
Beef baka are down 1 cent.: lamb
and veal. S vents; pork, thickens, ,!
bam and bacop 2 lo a fenu, and k- I
tatnet, rents.
the lake freexet over and will prob
ably starve to death in the meantime
liaham Item. ' -
Bahama. Nov. It. The Bahama
Kan. iy -rlre U,wer hi!h ,Khoo, ,U lve a bo" Prl' ,l
vi v ... ;lhe achool next Friday night at 7.30
of nearfv a n'nt til Z' ' ' rJc" P- We exoeet a large crowd and
atuff. In K.L. t .COTmon . 1 0,, ,,m- Everybody Invited.
r. ifc" " ";unu Krl O. Harris
the prlre
'avnagtd
Meat Drnita ra Vrk-. jhama. and guess the , "youngster
Ne.ark. ,v j., Kgr, i..Th; .l ,.. ?'ra. L
mi. MUVUI ,1111, VI 1UQ UIID VI
be finished.
RAIUtOAD OFHt tKH ELECTEB
AT AMXUAL MEETISO A. V. L.
Richmond, Nov. 6. At the annual
meeting of stockholders of the Aabri
tic Coast Line Railway, held here
today, the following officer, were elec
ted: i.
President. T. M. Emerson ; first vice
president. Alexander Hamilton: aeo
lond vice-president; C 8. Gadadn,
third vice-president, J. R. Keuly;
counsel. Alexander Hamilton: srr.
tary and assistant treasurer, H. L
uoruen; general manager,' W. .V.
The largest drop w., In,',,, prld,y nIgDt. Botn motn and!Ry; eKhl traffic manager, t A.
f Mrk and bf, which child are doing welL Mr Harri. I. Br-,",i Pnger traffic maaafi..', W.
I efk per pound. carrier on R K U. No J from B.-'T' Cr": comP,ro,," "-
M. tTZ ... !hama. and cues the . "rounaster" 'I!' h J- HC". J- B. Kirby.
! W. R. Thomas. 1. Moultrie Lee
l The reuort of Comntrnlter H C
Prince indicated a net Income for he
fear of $C993i.-4.03. an Inere.st as
P..nd la ,he reta., JmTZ!1 tTOm
redTcttn lnTh.frt7ir t, V m'UI ,n l,"nam mber 1 for the 'lod of ,aU "r '"an $2.
renuriicm in toe price of chicken and ! . .. .. ... . liO.oon. Th 4ira.tAr. .i...
price, in tbe near future. Butcher.!. ..f'VV '" .of T'Z ,T.a hM !
.... . .uuiriim. iuuieu in r.. ami m ri j ij. a - - iiva' ui i.r i hia nAi..i.
S rif-V .u . p ,n Turner last Sunday.' . -Keeping the stock on a s per cent 1 ... Grace ifl
ment. Refreshment, in two courses
were served consisting of a salad
course, a sweet , cou'ee and fruit
punch. The evening was most hap
pily spent by these vouna neonle who
a. hearUly when telling their bos- I
teas gooa mgni wisued her many
happy returna aud many such nice
parties. . . ,. :.. .,. . . ., ,
Miss Brooks was the recipient of
many presents. . . ,, ....
- About 30 young ladiea and gentle
men were present x .,
PERSONALS.
Miss Carrie Bel via after a 'visit
in tb,e city left this morning.
Miss Pauline Hartmaa of Greens
boro is the guest of Airs. & Copland.
, Miss LIsxie Cooper of Fayette ville
arrived In the city this morning and
will spend a short while. with rela
tives.' ., . . ..V, -' ' .
Mr.. Tom Paine of. Richmond. Va..
arrived yeau day afternoon and af
ter apendlng the night with frlenda
left tbi. moroiug for Raleigh. ,
Josle Ferman of Boston. Mae...
jrUe. a. ronaumers. a the former
aay that they will sell more and
therefor make more money.
'basis.
Ferodell Oat Meal, same phot and ..,, . .
mora of It Patterson Broa. Co. IS-tf TKIMTT LPISf OPAL IBlIifn
Mis. Grace Maaon left this morn.
: iog for Raleigh where ahe will be the
(guest or Miaa Annie Duncan
I m: .. .... .. . '
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ItP iKHCiiiis iDrn Miss Fannie Green left this morn.
4" . - i Ing for Raleigh to make a abort visit
vov. is. innity Episcu-'to r.iends in the city.
Always Fresh Candies
Nunnally'i are not only th highest crade
canJic you can buy, but the freshest. Every
t box we stll has been .hipped u by fait expre u
a nt. " C. E. King & Sons
Haywood & Boone .
Dal Church, one of tha aAtmt nt thi.
icity, was destroyed by fire last night,
t When the blase was discovered by
' members of the cbolr who were prac
: Ik-ing in the forward part of the base
ment, used aa a Sunday achool room.
the whole chancel waa ablase. The
Mr. T. L. Brown after a vlalf in
frlenda in Charlotte returned to the
city this afternoon.
Mr. Sidney C. Chimoer left this
morning for Raleigh where he will
cpena tne day.
Mrs. T. L Pollard after a so.irt vls-
TCXLDO CLEASIX6 A PBESSIXG
Co., 128 East Main street, opposite
. Edlsonla theatre. Garment re
' paired, hat cleaned and blocked
' while you 'Walt. Shoe shining par
lor for ladle and gents. Open Sun
days. ; We solicit your patronage.
26-lmo. "
LOST Pearl Cross Breastpin with
gold mountings, between first Bap
tist church and 510 Mangum, St.
: Liberal reward will be paid if re
turned to this office. - 14-3t
LOST. HTRAVKI) OR HTftl.KY
From my residence on Mangum St.! 5
a small female fox terrier, about!!
eight months old. Black spot on
back near tall resembling figure
eight. . Mark in face slightly, like
question mark. Answers to name
of Flip. -Suitable reward for re
turn. W. G. Brambam. 14-3t
Try this establishment when you
need help for the eyes. We are pre
pared to make an intelligent exauii
nation of the eye. Class prescribed,
ground and fitted to the correction of
all defect of .vision. ''"- '"
' . DR. 8. BAPPORT.
OBce Over Kronnelmnrs store.
, flame fanned by a high wind toon it to relatives and friend returued to
j enveloped the entire structure aud tho ! her home thi morning,
.effort of the firemen were directed! Mis Eula Wet or Blowing Rock
'at first to save nearby dwelling. The who ha been in the city the past
J sparks wre driven ror more than than few weeks left this morning for Ral
itwo block by the wind and one or lRb.
two building were caught but these! Mr- Tom J. Hart of Henderson.
(were easily extinguished. Later fourHPent the night In the olty. and tbla
itream of water were , directed at j morning left on the early train for
the church and the flame gotten on-1 Richmond.
;der control. I Mis Pattie Reed of 8talesvllle. af-
t . T . . ". ter a ahort Slav in our dir. left thia
J I -ru ;rM!,u''" ' ornlnr for her home.
J The Graustark company that tilay-1 un vt-. ur.... ... '
sed at the Academy of Music lat .n. .. . .7. .
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION-' w tuSSnSJSSL SZ'SZ?! JSatlSi
? - nr TMr jlnce of the season. The company j tomorrow for Raleigh.
OI' JUL , wa the original, right from a long! Mia Annie Fuller of Oxford U In
. 1 run In New York eltv anil th anrf.Uk. . ...
,,HPEL1ITY BANK
Of Durham, N. C
- - - , -j. - - ; " i nut eiriK oi
.MaueiOtllC iSlXm KAXTO ina'Lxnxration C omm nn'' " nbt p to the
At tUA : wt .... .... .Gt-orge Barr; McCuttheon
ill IIIVVIWL Ui ihi.miios, mwv. ium,
; - ' .-resources'
Loans and Investments
run in .ew yora city and the aud- ;,he city, the tue of frUn.i. ...a ,.i
fiance laat night, didn't fail to recog-'.uve
lt that they were ftettlnc the fceatj. Mrs. W. F. Ctley. of Apex, arrived
I A1 T"1'0 1,1,M,,TW,,,,ar' ciy ihla morning and will be
& ,y , v" vr'n1.f";n' 't of Mr. Kate Richardson,
s Lorry, was the typical New Yorker, on Cleveland .treet.
.not arram or anything in any place. I ,r, a M. Holton and ton, Alfred.
" "' " un thi morning for Mocksvllle to
Gt-orge Barr: McCuRhcon pictures jvl.it relative. .
joiin Artaur m. nnn aa Harry An- Mrt, W. a. McAlll.ter left this
gulsh. U.rry. frle,d. made a big morning for Raleigh where the will
,hlt. Baron Dougl. played by Johns be the guest of friends,
til. Lewi and Gabriel. Prince of! ir. u f . .... ....
SEND YOUR
Lace
CurJains
TO
MODEL STEAM
LAUNDRY
PHONE 196
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash . . , . .
r-ivl, in Vault nnl WSth PLo
M.ll 11 T MUMf HUM ITIIII IMillll
a a r ivni r iia m imtbdv nw i iiiiia ! t mt aaai
1. 443. Oi. lb . " .. - in iot iiaiiunore, where ahe waa
A lilm'Ml0,,",,,r ,trnf .1d Mi ,h0 ""'"t of ber ,erlu. Ml-
6,UlH.WU.udlence every second hey were onne of her graod-dauahter Kihel
9 046 81 ,h' 'U"t''- miit ". 8-y.GladHtelB. "
...... r. auu Mrs. W. M. KDeltOn left
JA17l.M;o'ni too nice can be aald abo.it thi morning for Danville where they
I blW. I trill 11 In Iha lulnr.
Total Casli
Qipital Stock
Surplus
Undivided I'rofits,
Interest Reserve
Deposits . .
i Ml Chrystal Benson, a Tetive,
$1.81.1000.51 ilTlncea of Graustarg is McCutch
LIARILITIES
XAD.IX Li.no.
The Palmist Supreme, will remain
The attention of the Duhlic is rcsncctfullv rnltrd fnthf
above'statcment. Wc will be pleased to have all iwrsons
wno arc seeking a safe place to deposit their active or
idle funds to call on or write us.
Li N. DUKlv, President JOHN F. WILY, Cashier
F I. FULLER, y-IVes. S. W. MINOR, Ass't. Cash.
i eon's Ideal tirlncea. and that I ear-
it . ,,-- ' a- w. i niu Miasm
intf t?Vfr?(hiiir Mla Anvn Dnrinrt ' Iti ihm ttw hi m, t.-
" . ' v tmra ivusrre
YeMvr. maid, was all that could be Other brwuliiff
i , " eji-.a vviun
!fin AAA fA; BPW o" company;, wa much ; ner early departure. . Kverybody In
ivu,vuu.ww,ironger man It a last year. which Uurham should not fail to see this
$.100,000.00 ta w' unu,,,",' ,n fact H l- ' lifted woman, and get accurate In
oi inn m-numt B-tar company, and no j formation on all the affair of life.
y-tfJlU.ijone could poaalbly be disappointed Love, marriage, divorce, business.
6 000 00 n,,,nr tby have read etc. a1 truthfully told by the ohly
' w. IH.-II.FU'M-l'aiflllllITT, MM
; advertisement elsewhere In thi pa-
(luilera AIhmH InnimlnR Hteamcf.
New York, Nov. . Rteamer Pan
Giorgio, whlrh arrived today from
Naple. reiwrted the death during
pasaage of two paasenger from
cholera while a third was sick of the
disease In the ahlp'a hospital. Vea
set and all paaenger being detained
at quarantine.
"" ! " ltnilnn. Xn I .tlnln iha .
SI 813 000 51 jn,,nrMnent nf a decreaae1 In the price
( Vs' t pf foods, a big restaurant concern of
thi. liy lth a chain of restaurant
all over the country today cut their
'tvice. ...
Prh-e) of H.g I.
Indlsnapolls, Ind., Nov. 18. The
wholesale price of dremed hnga fell
off I cent per pound here todsy, and
another decresse la exiwcted. Beef
remain the same. Pork, price have
been declining for tin day.
Piedmont .to Co. and
. . Subscription Agency
M. FROALME, M g'r.
227 West Martin Street,
, Raleigh, N. C.
Subscriptions taken for
all Popular Magazines.
Send for the Magazine
Guide giving club rates
of Magazines and periodicals..
for Glass that give
Satisfaction Be
Nobody else sell Havenner Wash
ington Bread made, ia Washington.
Patterson Brta. Co. . Iltfi
BE. It. ROSENSTEDf,
' Optometrist
Ovs Edlawnla Theatre,
' la Kaat Mala Btreel,
rr
Someone
Has Said!
''Business ; Ckcs Where
It is Invited and Stays
Where.it is Well Treat
ed".
" It is coming our way .,
and staying wftli us. 4 , ,
Join the Steady Crowd !
The steady growth oi
this bank is significant
endorsement of the sen
timent: MA satisfied cus
tomer is the best advertisement."
Ml
H FIRST
NATIONAL BAN
DURHAM.N.C.
JULIAN. S. CARR. PREST
WJ.HOU-OWAY, ' CASHIER
$222 PEB YEAR
We Assure You
Absolute Security, Prompt
Attention and Courteous ;!,
Treatment
The Citizens National Bank
v OF DURHAM. N. C.
Resources over $1,200,000.00. .
B. N. DCKE. President, T. B. FULLER, VicPree.
. B. MASON, Caabier. ' " " .'.
Find Out About
The Service
rendered to depositor at this bank ask any of the hundred
who have Checking accounts with u. They'll tell you It is
made np of Accuracy, Promptness. Courtesy, and Security
That our officer take a personal Interest in each deposi
torisn't thia the kind of a bank you'd like to do business
with?
We cordially Invite new account,
Our capital $100,000.00. . r
Surplus 300.000.00.
Beside our commercial department,
we have an active Saving Department which pay I per
cent Interest on all deposit.
" ...,.. .
FIDELITY BANK
DURHAM, N. C
Carve Thai Turkey or
Possum
With a new Carving Set from our new stock'of
Stag Handle Sets .
Trices range from $3.00 for2 piece sets up to
$15.00 for 3 and 5 piece sets.
All guaranteed of the best quality. v i
SNIDER-UMSTEAD CO.
JEWELERS :: k. PHONE 515
Leatliep Goods
H hate e'n ply one ef (he largest slorl f leather aad
velvet hg ever shewn la Darham, pi Ire range from (a
$11.00. H Invite year InspeftloD,
Jones & Frasier, In&
$