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The Caucasian
STATE l'AIH XKXT WKKK.
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a:;i raleigh. u.vmipitii
Tfte VaIt Open Tuorfay ark! CV ;
(Innesi Four ! Larse AgrSral j
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Jclsh, N. O. October 12, 1911.
Eotered at the foi-oM lo ftaleitb. K. C.
seoo&4 ciMi mail maoer.
Loom 'Matters
Utrat f fi4ly Matty f mprof
meoti In llniitHnca and Ciroamt.
Secretary Pogue announces that j
the State Fair which a; as next
Tuesday and closet Friday will tm
one of the best Fairs la the history
of the association.
. , j There will be a large display of
Governor Kltehln ha ajmcunced farm products, live stock poultry,
jthat he has offered a reward of 1400! etc. There will be many free attrae-
! for the capture of the penoa who tions. Including dally filgbta of
V brokeinto the house of Mr. H. W. Beacbey In his aeroplase. Goremor
Home, at Monroe, Saturday night. Harmon, of Ohio, will speak at the
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When you co to' w? .State ; 3ta.M tfetalas' '4-f ii
u f am . tfs
Aft.
VJr EfU ee P2t ISit A l,tlt
The Caucsjiaa. Oar dLts . in tan jr-i irfts4
Duildisg oa Soat4 5.1- t Cirjt are bsti.y et.r
a -
The
the FiV
libury
: Governor Kitcbin has granted a
pardon to William Kir by, an aged
man convicted in Caldwell County in
August for selling liquor and sen
tenced to three months on thee roads.
Street
from the post-cace- we
Vrsi to see you. As a
matter cf
you c. a
is aireacy pasa.
r. Bocae's inor U 4lrsJy
to t
te piilk 2134 uiAy tu:o aa:
f fact, 'fe wm oe siaa . i -?sers a:re9y cw.w
- . e .
to have
subtcriptlon
sr. r
tral vreta striata !ie
Fair on Wednesday
3Mrtkv Papii tt In an interview
yesterday, said that in all his ex perl-; I Ug Fair Week r"0"
ence he had never been so deludzed i AtmtUmf o
i
with entries for exhibits, and says
that the indications are that the Fair
Preparations are being made for a I next week will surpass by anything
readeUns Use baiaioi fana-
m ' : f er-l eccyU4 by F. U KUby 4 Co.
t tke
Tntent Sicrt. ?fr. !.ot.e t
il-tVad dec ra t.t
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banquet by the alumni of the Uni
versity of North Carolina to-night.
Dr. Edwin Mlmms, of the Chair of
English at the University, will be the I
guest of honor.
An interesting reunion during the
ever seen In the fifty-one yvars that
these State gatherings have been
held.
Every possible arrangement Is be-!
ing made to insure the comfort and
pleasure of the visitors. The build-
0 . ! lnv. wsAa tn fiAttor rn fl 1.
Bute Fair will be that of the Scotch 'ZTZz:
lion man ever oeiore. o uc mv-
Manager Nathan of the ever popu-j tu. Tfee 0itu?e ar e? IH?
Academy of Music i ivt. i -.tro iy p;. si- -
undone to fclte im " - w-v;. lK jci. w v -
lads who have settled in North Caro
lina during the past five or six years.
They will be quartered in the drill
room of Company B of the Third
Regiment.
proof buildingf have been added
since last year. This will add 20,-
000 feet of additional space for ex
hibits. It has been the policy of the
management to add a new building
Walter Johnson, a negro, has been I every year. Next year it is hoped to
A bound over to court in the sum oferect a now Machinery Hall a.nd a
$500 for breaking into a freight carnew woman's Building.
ai me jsouinern aepoi. anu neauu All is hustle ana vim at tne omce
forty-seven boxes of plug tobacco j Gf tne Secretary. The vistior leaves
worth at least $180. Tom Morris, 1 with his head in a whirl or air-ships,
a white liveryman, has also been ar-Uyild West shows, agricultural exhib-
rested as an accomplice. and all the multitude of attrac
The cotton farmers of North Caro- tions to be seen at the Great State
Una are being urged by President! air next. ween.
Alexander, of the State Farmers'
Union, and Major Graham, Commis- ncilXEI) VICTIMS IN FURNACE.
Bioner of Agriculture, to meet in the .
argest possible numbers in Raleigh,
ctober 18th. to take some action in ...
ward to the prices of cotton
lar
attractive lice o! amusement thit is ff-iselly uictro;tI.;
have ever been offered to Raleigh and j r;nt.
her many thousands for any previous)
Fair week. On Monaay &u
day nights, with a special Tuesday
n-onltnoo "Tfi.. White SlSUT .1
be given; tie show U the se etc.
ing attratciou that was tn la
leieh last seison. and tUs yeir M.bs
Lillian Rhodes v ill portray the ro.c
of Sister Giovanna. the part in welch
u vini Allen last season won
SCO -
great praise.
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D
wards.
Governor Kitchln offered Monday
a reward for Will Mclntyre. wanted
-"'Mr. R. L. Lumsden, who last year
(booth of the Chamber of Commerce , in Rutherford County for a series , of
)at the Union Depot, has been employ- i cri-es. He operated a blockade dis
iTthis capacity again this year.' tin- and he is believed to have
1 :r JaJ nf . committ- three murders for the pur-
rnt rhX in search oravanab.e' POS. of rabbery, and burned the bod-roomand-boardinB
places for Fair I r h to victims in the furnace of
Tisltors. Secretary Olds urges every- his aistiiiery. am.
J. XI. lVliltUU uisayycai cu wv,vtv
l" 5 " t :aHn -n vi rtrl o Hnno tA I
DCIiy wno u ber 7 1906, and in November of the
telephone him at the Chamber of , her i. i , diSanDeared.
Commerce or communicate with Mr. . -. - -y
lumsden at the Capital Inn. . appearance of L. B. Hines, each hav-
XStole Forty-seven Boxes of Tobacco. ing been knQwn to be at the blockade
NForty-seve'n ten-pound boxes or still just prior to their Uisappear
ufacture(i ; tobacco A of a brand It is oniy Since the convic-
de0?yJ a Winston-Salem firm, were tion o Mclntyre for the blockading
bund Saturday in this city hidden the service. of his sentence and his
Drns nvery siauiea di&appeara.sifie.i; tuat.. susyicum ua
tblen Monday from T1ioii".tnh!mas the perpetrator of
Southern yards the series of "murders, and Solicitor
f , "'' ' ' I ' " '
Aii Lilian Rhodes. i "The White
Sister."
it
IS
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New Goods crowding la tell of buiyftisits tZiXVfc
are1pref5ami to show you nJMl stodi of
Thomsons GlovctltUca and Rzzzo Cc?czZ&
Mite Llaslln ana nccC:gg&!scinTTPc:2tcc
vcatsrs AvlaUcaHcapsT UnCcTt cc? CtS
ncls, Onllnos, Dcnicslio?, Star Cracdi? trvla
Drew, Job a Ilcllcy and GcSmnn Sfcocs.
tcr-fiaifl Coiapaiy
Pictorial nevletv Patterns.
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
TraTcl ria
THE CHESAPEAKE LINE
Dally Serrke lododmg Sua day.
The new Steamers just placed In service the CriY OF NORFOLK &d
CITY OF BALTIMORE" are the most elegant and cpto-4aU. SUars be
tween Norfolk and Baltimore.
CQ0IFFE0 CITB YflSlUSS-TDiPHOKE Itl MCtl iOf tt CUICICCS GUIS
f OH BOARD. DfMTlllB F03 GOUFCIIT K3 CC3nCIBCL
teamen leave Woroik (j season SU)-6;1& p. m. U-are Old rol Ctaipn
7:15 p. m. Arrive BalUmore 7.00 a. m. CcncecUnp at BalUmot t ftr all
NORTH. NORTH EAST and WEST.
Reservations madel and any Information courtecuy fornihd by
W. H. PARNELL, T.
Mr. Boone has been engaged in the
clcthing business in Raleigh for the
past twelve years, and has many
friends who are pleased to see his
new business start under such favor-
able conditions.
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Miss Rhodes 13 aa acue 01 heallh strength and vigor
. ... .3 iv a'AIMTV 1 TIM It
tionaiiy strong urauiauc aumi;,
thft 'crime has been fixed; TTall Johnson and numerous citi-
rjohnson, negro, who has , zens Qf tne section join in asking for
hd over to the superior j tne rewara by the State. ...
w used a team owned by u is alleged that human bones n er rendition of the character is
ot hc tnhacco. but Mor-1 viotro voon found that were from the rt -ha oc o-roit as Mias Allen. Miss
I to - know nothing of the furnace 0f the distillery. Mclntyre Rhodes Vv,as for a long while connect
nr-Wc. tnhap.ro in his stable. 1 ,-c BPrihPd as twenti'-five years old, i u.uh the ?Cfw Theatre in New
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Saved His Mother's Life.
"Four doctors had given me up,'
writes Mrs. LAura Gaines, of Avoca,
La., "and my children and all my
looking for me to die,!
when niy son ln?ited that i use Elec
tric Bitters. I did so, and thej; have
done me a world of good. I will al
ways praise them." Electric Bitters
? o mip'pss hlessiiiK to women!
' -
troubled with" fainting -and dizzy
spells, backache, i e.idache. weakness,!
liability, constipation or kidney dis-
orders. Use them and
gam new
. They re
I guaranteed to satisfy or money re-
S-ilU I , -vi r r r. oil A tmi rtrata
iiinaeu. jmy uvt , "ii uiu6t).u.-
tfouce
bwflipn other thefts recent- ai low. dark hair and eyes, crippled v k and last season was starred inf
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from the railroad yards and spe- s0 tnat he ordinarily walks witn one the great emotional success, me
f oTita of the company are here hand on his knee. He is believed to gi th Commandment." An unusual-
Xhine for the theives. have accomplices in the murders, j y stroilg .supporting cast have been
j The reward for him is $200. engaged to support Miss Rhodes in
& nmnra to Check Downward other rewards, each for the same this Ereat Diav. chiefly among whom
ju Mm I T - i r .
' .. Stsxj-m I . . . nft frf Prm PAT.firSOn anU I V. lmnnrn eflCa fnlkft 3S
- 1 ' : tt., ATr1ov ronved Bob Peterson, wanted in Yancey Howard Sydney, Grace Young, Philip
f uovernor xwc of County for the murder of Robert Mc- Effie LaCroix; Adele Leonard,
STexas, asking for a
liOVGrilUi v I , . - 0 i '
f0ronpe of Coy and thed angerous wounding of w w shuttleworth, Victor Fletcher
conierence vi ,.,! t . . Ai
If
- t negroes, SeptemDer aana, ; and Morris Foster. The entire scenic
Whern Goyernors "Ure to W t MBountain, and Hassell Joyner productlon that was seen last seaso.
for killing James tiermeni, in w iwuu will again shown during tne wm-
to chesk the decline in price
ton.
Whether a conference of the Gov
ernors will be held to consider the
question has not yet been onnouncea
County September 23rd.
INSTITUTES MANDAMUS.
Found "Blind Tiger" in the Open
Near Baptist Church.
The Raleigh police found a oask
containing about seventy-nve
in Moore s
ing engagement of "The White Sis
ter' on Monday and Tuesday of Fair
week. The Prices are 50 cents to
ti Kn sat raV nnpTiR Friday at
V " " MT
Tucker Building Pharmancy.
Another big attraction booked for
Wednesday and Thursday nights will
age
Dr. J. J. McCallers Still Fighting for
a Place at the Feed Trougn
Dr J J. McCullers, who was be "The Winning Widow," with tbe
named county health ofilcer by the Broadway. Beauty Chorus of fifty,
JCoutny Board of Health
has insti-1 car-load of scenery, and an all-star
half-Dints of whiskey
day nignt, tne ioi um uy pmintv Commissioners
outfit of a "blind tiger." There was ' on the road supervisor ask- twenty song hits that will linger
Square, near Baptist Tabernacle, Sun- mandamus proceedings against cast of singers and dancers. "Tbe
m ucn - . mmissioners. the sher- Winning Widow" can truly be caliea
way as to indicate that it was the r ,rvHtitAndnt of the coun- a song show. There are no less than
w I 1 TT IV nil & IT A. AAA W -
a man's cap close by that is expected y fee made to permit him the memory long after the show has
will lead to the identification of the V fhp duties outlined for the left Raleigh. This is the Academy'"
tiger. Loith officer. -The hearing will be big musical offering for next weei,
UVU." I J 111 nr.l.m A
hpfore Judge Peebles, OctoDer zara. anu "V uuuut, u c.w.
ti nnnsnmotives. i rotnArnhflred that the Witn tne two aDove attraction
, L. A liccrioro had refused Manager Nathan believes that he
Many traditions witn regaru lu v,ouuljt ,---; AnntvU,tT pnonh npt wppIc to tlease
. . I . tA IM IY1 ft .11 I lei Zt OO wvi.w I -
the feeling of tuberculosis pauen io ?rr7;.7 io refused him and amuse the most skeptical tfce-
and with regard to rooa in general, pnysjciaii l,a.(rnflr Thp nH,oa fnr "tv,0 Win-
are given severe blows in a series oi: pay. ine T- nJirA for nine Widow" are 50 cents to $1.5t.
Octooer pointed iir.itaipa D: -r-- - fftnil.v . rter
ana
r , a a. i v 4Viq Motinn- TVit nntcniTlP Oi tne ld,BJ
articles published in tne uciooer pomiea ur. xva?u - Mnndinr t. Toe
i y-v i. J . I . 1 s.l 1. V si 1011 5T1I1 LiUUUU I - -i- j - .
number ot tne journal oi uum. , iae - QA will De Building Pharmacy. Out-of-town or-
rlprs for "ThA Whit Sietpr " or tBS;
al Associaiton for tne stuay ana
Prevention of Tuberculosis.
Dr. John R. Murlin, of New York,
Asistant Professor of Physiology at
th Cornell University Medical Col-
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lee Niusvin anj article entitieaj
watched with interest.
BURNING
DAYLIGHT
VACATION OUTINO.
The Glorious Mountains
of
WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA
"The Land of the Sky"
"The Sapphire Country"
"The Balsams"
Where there la Health in Every
Breath
The Climate la Perfect the Year
Round
In Spring and Summer the Region
la Ideal
. Reached hy
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Solid Through Train, including Par
lor Car, between Goldsboro, Ashe
ville and Waynes ville via
Greensboro, Salisbury;
Other convenient through car ar
rangement."
Summer Tourist Tickets on Sale
unUl
SEPTEMBER 30, 1911.
Let Your Ideas and Wishes bo Known
SMITH'S
GAFE
We Fcrnish tbs Best Oust Vj
Can Bay.
4-'
: 7-
Everutumo iiis
Meals Served ca Shcrt!;;-;3
I
w Omt price ar rwiinpb? asJ tf
erric li UMxedkd.
m Oar two dizAng-toaa him bwa m
elecljr fitted sp, ifid art kpt bU
and clen.
J. H. WOOD, D. P. A.,
Asbevllle, N. C.
R. H. DeBUTTS, T. P. A..
Charlotte, N. C.
J. O. JONES, T. P. A.,
Raleigh, N. C.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Smith's Cafe
No. 9 Exc3k&nc Strt
RALEIGH, : : : flOHTII CAndO
1 Gripping Story of
Millions and a Maid
By JACK LONDON
nin T.inA to All foinia North
anu TZimt. West Very Low
Round Trip Rates to All Principal
Resorts.
Throneb. Pullman to Atlanta,
leaves Raleigh 4.05 p.m., arrives At
lanta 6.25 a.m., making close con
nectlon for and arriving at Mont-,
gomery following day after leaving
Raleigh, 11 a.m.. Mobile . P-m..
New Orleans 8.30 p.m., Birmingham
12.15 noon. Memphis, a.u p.
Kansas City, 11.20 a.m, second day,
nd connactlne for all other points.
This car also makes close connection
at Salisbury for St. Louis and otner
Western points.
Through Pullman to Washington '
iAAa T?io!rh fi.so D.m.. arrives)
OdlCS vB - .
Washington 8.53 a-nx.,
10.02 a.m., Philadelphia 12.25 noon,
York 2.31 D.m. This car makes
close connection at Washington for.
7.40 o.m.. making close connection
ana &u ouw ,
Jainnieg fl0
Opp. Post Offka
RALEIGH, ... N. C
and at
1
Coburn's Greater Iinstrels.
The attraction at the Academy Sat-
jurday night will be Coburn's Great-
Princinles of Nutri- er Minstrels witn iae ueauesi
JZZ. IfsumSve wufga,. edy. newest Jokes. tu.-mak-
- - 7 wjints of ers and sweetest singers w w w-
weight and do Wn three plnteo , mlnstrelsy. Tne company is too
whole milk. 0 eggs I well-known to require endorsement.
fivft ounces OI mllK SUgar, w ! iol nmpdia.n
W two slices of guttered toast, as
ration for each tVenty-four hours.
.The enUre diet with the excepUon of
the bread and butter could be pre
pared in advance and served for a
cost of about 50 cents tor the day.
Dr. David R. Lyman, of Waling
ford, Conn., and Dr. Paul B. John
" COn. of Washington, D. C, both agree
ho ordinary person eats tw
a,AV - .
big musical comedy, "The WinniflSj
Widow," must be sent to Marx "i
Nathan, Manager Academy of MusiCj
post-office or express money orders-
1
Charley Gano, principal comeuu
with the big show this year, is un
doubtedly the best comedian ever
seen with this attraction, and in spite
of old favorites, is establishing a rep
utation throughout the Southern
States as one of the best black-face
men In minstrelsy.
One of the great laugh-producing
features with the Coburn show iast
was "Manteus Marionette
This big act has been re-
trnp7and seasons have'been proven tameu tm BCaB, -times
ana fcT . .Z-,JS tipw features. There will be a grand
false. jjr.; VJ'ii iiuu v oo-, j ,
are
consu
at-
'oi that the old notions about, season
nmnratu-a6Patient at all j Circus J
stuffiI1?-. h'bPP.n nroven tained this
,t noon. Prices are
SeTand that a tu- $1.00; 75 and 50 cents lower floor;
SlWnprit hoiiM eat. only 25 .and 50 cents in balcony. Seats
cercuiuw : - -'-,1 ' caip Friday at the Tucker Dru e-
URGE FARMERS MEETING
Greatly Reduced Rates
To Raleigh, N. C.
SCCCUUt
J STATE FAIR
From
Elizabeth City.
Hemora.
Edrcton
Maoceys
Cohuabia
PlyiaOTjtli...
Belharen
Washington
Oriental
Beaufort
Round Trip.
6.93
Ltf
To Ra TTPiri in TLalpirfi October
to Take Action on Marketing
ton Crop.
The cotton farmers of North Caro
lina are being urged by President
Q. Alevxander, of the State Far
Commissioner of Agriculture, to
in the largest nossible numbers
Raleigh October 18th to take soei
ootfn aa to the ETadnal "market1
rrnn ra thAt remuherative
Ui iuu - t
pirces can be realized.
ni,r snoniiiiiif a T-it of Money. Wilson
Tho hnrle-pt of the citv of RaldS" I limited to October 23d. Amsle and convenient
The budget Ot tne city L be ,chedules rim Norfolk Sontbern RsJQroad. Get
will soon be made public, mrou " 1 comolete Inlornulion from nearert ticket ztnt.
, . . lof OctODer 1 ..... W. W. CKOXTON.
lloreheadCity.
Newport.
wewi
Dover
Kisxton
IaiGranse.
Greenville.
Farm viae -
.. 4SS
M S.75
4tt
aas
aos
4.75
4J0O
SL2S
aoa
ass
3LSS
29S
7,73
Pituhurg. Chicago,
int. Korth and West,
Greensboro for through Tourist
sieDer for California polnta, and
for nil norida points. 1
Through Parlor Car for Ashevllle.
. . 1 . tie m R. !
leaves uoioaooru - - j
arrives Ashevllle
ce ' w . 1
with the Carolina Special and arm-1
Uxg Cincinnati 10 a.m. following dayj
after leaving Raleigh, witn ciose con-;
necUoa for all poinU North and;
Northwest. t
Pullman for Wlmton-Salem leaves
ni a! eh 2.30 a.m., arrives Greens
boro 6.30 a.m.. making close connec
tion at Greensboro ror au pom
North, South, East and West. This
car Is handled on train No. Ill,
leaving Goldsboro at 10.45 p.m
If yon desire any information,
wHr or calL We are here to
ih information as well as to eell
T. P. A.. 216. Fayettevllle Sttatat
HVot W. H. FAUPICaiUi
215 Fayettevllle St, Raltlgh, N. a
tt p. CART. General Passenger
Agent, Washington, D. C.
jEEPS every tiling
usually kept in a
first class Drug Store.
Fine Assortment 01
GARDEN
SEEDS
Special Attention to All
Mail Orders.
. P. A. Norfolk Southern R. R. Norfolk. Va. mention this paper.
I
When writing advertisers, pleas a
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CS eiwsttn IwSrocev gwJaetajf irw w
m ax lesi tw Ctroi on too" r'i9
UUs ana prtcaee fcrr ;:ry toaasdia&arir
MtxactaforsMntai lXUn)acre
iaGgnTqr garter 1. Verssnsta i
Gensaa Amerim rn:rra Ccrrpt
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. imifl more man a peiiuu giur5vu,rrv,.. .
the city has already spent $76,w
nary good, health. , -
Store.