lUKUAV, NOVEMBEK3ipji
THE MOKNlNl hOls Sxrv
Commissioner Young
Hands a Shrewd One
"L Several times during, the preset rear
lusismnce 'Commissioner Youns 1,3S
found it necessary to eu force the lav in
various ways pertaining to ahe conduct
o: hi office. Incendiaries
It expedient, to PiMr. m?'
fun in ostler io-cscap r.:s Mgdnate.
Sd compos and agent,
o do business in the t,.s "f
iense have been ovarii or run o-t
!!t4 of one compnnv.
the Old Wayne Life. In-ovauce Cora
mo ,..,.,i5, hirj erven the
pany, or wmvno..
department more trouole th
otners. Last spring thcra we e
complaints from imnn r ,
other points, some in Johnson and W il-
counties! or the.opern , o f l-
... ir.,n Tvnif.T IS t;Ca kCccseu
of tne uia y."
lit o.ota d is regarded a
fraud, and Mr .Young rot " "a'
their trail that they gar u
About a month ago information , . w
fiW with the CommifSKMier ihat tte
me Wctioa. trough a man named
Hell. In some P'aee' he wns
Haell ..4 still others a C. . "
sell c)pcasiont.iy ne -----Sf
as an fluent of the E,itao h
did not -solicit business for that com
nanv His operations were eonhm-d to
the Old Wayne. It is -hawed that he
cSSeXed money and delved ooes
Win some instances took tha money
w;tho..l.delivciing policies. He worked
..at Ker.ly. Rocky Mount,; Hawra Wil
son. Rowland ana Asnpoie. i.
two plrce? in Robeson comity. Most
of his work has been among the eoun
r p-ople, and despite the fact that
seVeral warrants hare been out for.h'tn
-the D'st month he has snrewdly eluded
tli officers until this week. .
a, Tuesday Mr. Young located h m
t Howled, near the South Carolina
Tne and went down to have him arrest
hV'??. ,nnnA Snm distance from
th town and was in tied, with a man
Banxed Mccormick" and both had been
drinking. Deputy. Weriff UcLeod,
armed with warrant for C J.
sell, went .to " - linT the
Hassell claimed -
ryll r f nr away and
sell. Air. xouufc officer
was communicated with. The otn
was lnsrrucieu iv - the
he way to 'Rowland Hassell begged the
dcruty to walk win n -
j h rr-nnnit wucic
to hve some whiskey hid, that : he rdj
nearly dead for a. drink, T je of nc
w soon surmised tQt-
seareh for the hidden botUe ie
sham. andeanea a ; ed
tlasseu was iu , , in the.
with heart trouble and lay down
woods. The attack of heart trouble was
, , . u:u nnt worK.
a It was then up to the deputy, who
a smT man. while Hassell la a two
a sra , M ho denutT stuck to
his job and as he could not make the
mL walk he dragged him a ahort d.a
tance and called for help. Assistance
,? or, Hnsseli was carried
naa' Vnnn, there took
fcOU T.' r. W . Pon will ren-
nary aey.us, --j ; - - g Abe1
5'2 appear for Has.ell. The prelim.-
uary hearing win ui y.-.
. - J
"V::". ' TTnsiell is a shrewd!
fellow, apparently about fifty years old
K is recalled that a -'Doctor'' Hasseil
figured in the noted graveyard w ind-
.. n.T.avot rountv a ew
vs ag t is not at all improbable
S. the man Mr. Young now has mate?
i ; iil0 snme individual. nen
arreted 1 this man said his name ws
C R. Hassell. and if memory is not
f,it nr. C. R. Hassell is
KHLe the. noted swindle. wo
was connected witn tne gisanyv.
- nmnanies by insuring
TO LOU iusiu"-v ' - .
men already on the brink and some who
1 ,i : oT-nvA Tf this :s
were ' aetuaiij m i .
the same man he has already served a
term in the penitentiary.
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EiMlllI'llWIM'"""1.-1 1- r- im-J
r.friiii
stood
tl
One Mlli on Six
Thp Weldon air a
Treoiendous Success
Weldon, N. C, Nov. L-SpeciaWhe
fair closed today and tfie venlK-t is that
in point of atteudance it was a tremen
dous success. Fully five thousand I peop e
vis' ted the grounds yesterday. A gwu
; Se t hear . Governor Aycock
nnfl they were not disappointed The
Governors idress was paracunii.j u-ir-m
and well timed, and he spoke jut
en- enough to please all who heard him.
He" was escorted to the grounds by lead
in- citizens, and was shown thj mo?t
marS attention during his stay m
WTnde exhibits were not large; in fact
they were far below the average, but the
crowd was in the humor to enjoy the
-i ii .' i,.wv.Vi1tt nirTel every
hour of it. The balloon ascension, t o
Wc?cle trick rider and the man who
tures and were well worth seeing. The
side-shows were in th main about like
ii;o.h Trrvt stirietlv stteh
tnev . were iu i"'c,s"' . - . 4.1,.,
, ,1 u Tr ,is stated that
in future the "bum," indecent exhibitions
must go.
fakk tables and three of the operators
were arrested ami put unaer douus. uu;
was sent to jail in default of bail.
It now appears to l be the prevailing
sentiment -that in future only the best
otf shows must be admitted into the f ar
grounds.
; v " sold -last yeato - r
Do yM to
v i aeiawaeaewaawMa .
II1I1IS
7
Seven Grades Established by
Stfpt. Clements
OUTSIDE OF RALEIGH
Another Step in the Direction
of e More Perfect System
of Public Schools Expla
nation to Teachers.
ry's Manual, Milne's Mental Arifhme-
tic. .
th Grade School History of
United States, Modern English Gram-1
mar (Buehler, Appendix!, oiaw auu
Eilwooil's Advanced Arithmetic com
ith race 371. Maury's Phys
ical Geography, Tedagogy Waymarks
for Teachers, Civil Government.
ExpIanatVon to Teacher
Teachers will use as many pages in
the register for names as there are
tvm-fis ivri'Hnsr the nanies of the pupils
ou the left-hand page and under the
II Y WH1SK.F.Y foralbr
all leadiBZ dealer. Xafce; no, ubu-
tnte
A Skin of Beauty Is a Joy Forever.
kit. T. FELIX COCKACD'8 OKIESTAIi
' CHE AM, Oil MAGICAL. BEAUTIFIES.
y RmowiTiin, Pimple, rreccw.
Moth I'atcfiea, umui u own
rtiffjiyi, aud every Dirnusn on
toot the test ol 63
Tears, mod It to
IwnuieM we tate it
. to be ui-e K u prop
erly mde.- Accept
no counterfeit ot
lra11ar name. Dr.
L. A. Kjre acid to
a lad; of the haut
ton (a patient): "A
yoa laaies win we
them, I recotamend
1 Gonraad'a Cream'
1 awi the least fi arm
ful of all tin pre
parations.' " For
&1J0 by all Dmtr-
Uta mrt A Pan.,
Good Dealers to the United Statea.Ca.ndaa and TEnror.
FERO.T. HOPKIMS. Prop'r. 37 Great Jones S...N.Y.
carry the greater
They may carry
r
a
DR. W. E. WEIHE,
Veterinary Surgeon
Graduate of Cornell Unlvwralty.
PARK ROAD, WEST RALEIGH.
Interstate 'Phone No. 43.
,H
To Keptwi.
Broken Arti
cleanse
Major's
PaTTIAiIT
Remember
MAJORTS
RUBBER
CEMENT,
MAJOR'S
IjEATHER
CEJIENX.
OW MANY PEOPLE
There are that have heen sorely disap
pointed with their ' Grates and have con
Y demed the open fire-places? All Decanse
they did not consult a practical firm, which would
have told them at the outset just HOW to proceed to
Tin.vfi Mantels, Tiling and Grates ''one 'harmonious
whole." That's our "business. Consult us- "Special
Cahill" Grates, please. We guarantee them, wo
Better system, better work, and con
sequently better schools in North Car
olina is -the proper motto to be In
scribed on every banner, for therein
lies the hope o the country .morally,
socially, industrially and politically.
The superintendent of public instruc
tion' for. Wake county has prepared
nnd issued a circular epply'mg to the
public schools of the county ov:si-l of
Jialeigh township wifch is alieudy pro.
,.;,irl with a eraded yiem. This cir
cular shovrs tlic dilTcrer.t grades and j
courseA of study to be purs') ed in each
o the seven grades established
throughout tie county. It is given
herewith. a fohows:
Firsr: Grad.-Holme' First -JlsscUr.
rr-aWng lebteri and ngcues. The teach
er will combme ; ih' alphabetical and
the word- method, teaching both in
connection with makraj the letters and
the lignrcs.
Second Grade. Holmes' . Second
Jien-h?!-, Harrington Speller (Cook 1
writinj? easy words, adding and sub
tracting, figures to 10, drawing.
Third Grado Holme Thud Read
er, the retiew lessons of HarriDf?n"s
Speller (Book 1), Colaw -and Ellwool's
Vrieiary Arlthinetic' and Overton's pri
i.qry PhyslolosT, wrlrl-jg continued,
driwinr.
Fourth Gra.-lIo!rnc55': Fourth
Reader, IIyde Lar.gr.ege Lessons
(ait 1). ?. reriew vf Colaw and h)I!-1
wood's Prlmrry Arithmetic a r.d Over-1
tcr's Primary PhyaioiOsX; wri'ing cou-
inv.cd, drawl-pg.
. l'.fih Grde. Prtmanr Ili&toty i
Noi:h Ctrohna, Miury' nicmchtary
Geography. CViw and I'll wood's Ad
varced Arithmetic, Bushier M:rii
Englla Grammar (Part 1), Steele's
Hysionie ' Ph;s;olopy.
Sixth Grai. Advanced IIMoiy' of
North Carolina, Colv and Ellwod's
Advanced Ar;thraeti&....al,rlemcnta"rv
, for advanced claases; liuahier'a Mod
em English Grammar (Rart II), Mu-
grade in which they
number nf studies.
Pf.rt of their studies in on, grade and
the others in other grades. If they
pas on one study in a grade and not
on others, 'they may be advanced to
another grade on the studies cn which
they passed, and held back on those
which they did pot pass; 70 will pass
from one study to another. Always
leave a note on the rejister against
'the name showing the per cent made
on th study when they were advanced.
Promotion cards will be furnished for
the children.
You vi!l run your grades of study
on the register on the right hand
page from to 1 to 100, .1 being the
lowest. and 100 the highes:. On your
daily grade book run from 1 to 10, 1
repi-eaentaug 10 and 10 representing
300.
The names of the books used iu
each grade, must be written at the
top of ui page above tue grade.
When a pupil, curies studies in a
r:;d wisero his name does not appear,
tiv-.vk by a leti'.er aud a number indi
cating th study and grade where such
a study is carried: Thus. Tom Blunt
Is in grade fo'.'.r but carries English
Grammar in gra-3c five, opposite his
name on the liitkt hand page? put
Th 'prudent teacher will know how
t modify 'this giadation in case of
necessity. The main thing is 'to make
the register show the scholarship of
earn pupil.-
You will call at the office for promo
lion cards.
Respectfully,
W. G. CLEMENTS.
October 25, 1901.
Hotel Brunswick
No hotel In the city mora homelika
than the Brunswick. None with
larger (if as large) rooms single nnd
en suite, with baths. An ideal hotel
home for quiet people and ladies visit
ipg or alone in the city. Only a few
feet from Fifth Avenue's highlands,
overlooking Central Park. In the
heart of tho bsst resident district.
Madison Avenue cars and Fifth Ave
nue stages pass the Hotel. All
night elevator. Rates, $5 per day
- and down. American plan.
CHAS. E. HOWLAND, Tropr.
1
CRACKERS. j
are State Agents. Write us.
McGL AM ROCK BROS.
222 South Elm St.,
GREENSBORO, N. C
J. E. CAR
Mereliant f ai
O.t!
or,
Qrensboro, N. C
New Goods. Up-to-date Styles. The Best Work
rnanship, and a good fit. We use the best of every
thing. : . '
Wizard Air-tight Wood Stoves.
JULIUS LEWIS HARDWARE CO,
We are now offertns tho famous
Will Adorn tli Bench
(Salisbury Sun.V-
There is no questioning the fitness of
the appointee tip: I Senator Pritchard has
dona himself credit in recommending
him.-' Cel. Osborne is n profound law
yer and will r.doi-n the beiich.
Our hat of? to Judge Osborne.
Sontti Atlantic Asaoelailoa ,
Mr. Z. W. Whitehead, secretary of the
South Atlantic Lumber Association,
writes The Lt?t that a meeting of the
j association will be held on ; -Tuesday,
! November 5.-.. -;. j
: -
j Top,' said little Timothy, "what's
the ne of rivin' so much milk to our
pigs?" '"So they may. make hogs of
BOSS MILK BISCUIT
Made at New Haven. The best toods ever ou this market at tho same
price you pay for some nc. so good.
Telephone 88 t
JUST ARRIVED.
or rial rvTwi'-!! m i Enf"
.p bT i U P C H U RC H & H O W E R-
We have purchased from James Cun
ningham, Sous & Co., the famous car
. riage and hearse builders of Rochester,
N. Y., a nice Bei-lin coach, which we
have added to our Livery, and are, pre
pared to give our patrons better service
than ever. Our city has long been in
need of a first-class coach of this kind,
and we are prepared to serve our pat
rons in the best (New York) style. . This
coach can be had only by the best people
of bur city, and is the latest fad for
wedding parties, etc. We also can fur
nish anything in our line, day or night,
by calling Bell and Interstate 'Phone 81
- at our No. 1 stable, and Raleigh and
' Interstate 'Phone at our No. 2 stable.
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MADE IN THREE SIZES
Above stove is one of ; the. most attr?ctivo air-tights made. Heavy
iron top and bottom with swinging dome and swing cover to feed Temnfi
The bottom is dished and ribbed to insure, strenzth and durability. The body
is roadie' of polished blue steel, with, heavy steel linings. Two foot rails rur
nished with every stove.' Nickel-plated urn and knobs. Collar oa back or top.
as desired, at sama price. ;
No. 17 For smal rooms.-. ... . . if 5.00 p,abv
ISO. lit i! cr uieuium uuuis o.v l'onv
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JSo. 22 For Iarg rooms. . . .". . . 7.00 - Large '
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