SUNDAY, .1 NOVEMBER I 7 I i
(THE MORNING POST:
'ROOSEVELT
NATIONAL
0
n -Jtu TreaSlirV oUT-l
ReCiprOClty llua J , j
' plus-Tariff Commission
The Overstreet and
Lovering" Bills
By J
1 Washington.
tors and mem'.
talked with
Boyle.
k; . Soecial. Sena-
. oil 'liU
:;,,osevelt recently
;j 'mi us message pro
with the manner
:;;:,s of tariff and
regard'Ing hi
f ess to be weii
jn which t''
.reciprocity
executi "-'.
The par.ign'-i
by the new
.-uc
is
con'1' v ''
Mr. MeKinlev.
,;;t there are cer
s pending before
i-ocoiivniending 'in
one of them,
viability, of the
heieby reciprocal
Ah foreign coun
ihus insuring a
overplus of pro
States. At the
sis that due care
lis legislation so
.h!tiy shall be
km necessary to
n workingmen a
iiituges they now
and steady em
;. enough on this
that President
have been
.VI'.
Jt refers 1"
tain reciproi 1 :
the Se::.:l . '
terms the -' i'1 -; '
,It then urjre- . ' '
passage of I-t-";- i1
commercial rv..'-"
tries can bo
foreign anarkK v
duetiou in rik- I
' ame time it rerc:::
be taken in dra;;
fchat no AffiP:'.''311
deprived of tho Vr'
insure -.to the Ann
continuance of th
en joy,-, of high v. a
. r iayment. It is ti
point to make i: '
Roosevelt is a si;
orotecnionssT ana
feel fever in the tar. a poncoi iu
. - ' j.1 T ..
publican party.
In referring to S
port, which will i:
tsurplus in the i '"'
ret.ary Gage's re-'
; ate an estimated
!i;ry by the end
,.ver sioO.tKW.OOt), i
of the fiscal, year
the President will e:!.!--- a recommend- J
"tion tote made .by the Secretary of the ;
Treasury, and wi:l suggest that Con- j
gress mair deem it wise to snn iunuw ; icpartment to wli.eh every nanK woum
reduce the special taxes imposed at the : ror.tribute legal tender money equal to
time of the Spanish war. due regard fire per cent of dts issm For example,
being had, however. t the increasing a brink with a capital of one hundred
needs of the various departments of the j thousand dollars might for the first three
government. ,. " . ycarc issue ten thousand dollars in notes
A tariff commission to consider the by-depositing five hmulred dollars with
general tariff question, the advisability the United States Treasurer. During the
Of reducing the present customs -duties second three years, when the twenty per
en certain articles, and the question cent limitation was in force, it might
ef reciprocal trade relations, will, it, issue twenty thousand dollars by de-
Is said, be recommended. - j pcui'ling one thousand dollars, and dur-
A strong plea will he made for hore'ing the remaiining years forty thousand
ahips for the navy and for men to man dollars by depositing two thousand dol-
them. Legislation to authorize' the eon- Jars.. The. bill places a tax of one-half
Btrnction of an isthmian canal will, be .of one -per Vent on all unsecured notes
. requested. '
Congress will be urged to help . btuM. covenl v.Lo ziuto - the gnarantee tuna
" trp the merchant marine by providing which is to be used exclusively for the
- n equitable system of ship subsidies. ! payment of notes of failed banks. It
The establishment of a new .depart-' provides in addition that when the guar
ment of Commerce and Industry will antee fund has been drawn noon, it
he recommended, of which, the Interstate shall, when the bank goes into liquida
CommertL' Commission would be a fion.' share ratably with other creditors,
bureau. , .but not have a prior lien upon the as-
On the trust question the President sets,
will suggest some amendment to the j .A measure differing so widely in char
- jJShermaiV anti-trust law whereby cor- aetcr from existing law is certain" to pro-I'-porations
may be required to furnish , yokje criticism from representatives 'and
' svrora statements regarding their capi-1 senators, and especially from those' who
talizat'ion, earnings, etc.. at stated in-; will confuse it with the '"wild-cat" bank
, tervaJs, so 4hat the public may be pro- ing that existed kv parts- of the West
tecred in their inves-tments.Sn the stocks and ' South in ante-bellum days. "
1 f these co-mpanies. J Both the Overstreet and the Txvering
Many financial schemes will be intro- bills were carefully considered by the
duced in Congress when it meets, but Committee on Banking and Commerce
none are likely to come out law. The lat winter and favorably reported to the
propaganda initiated several years ago House. The shortness of the session pre
by the Indianapolis Monetary Commit- vented action-upon thorn, but they will
tee which " resulted in the passage of ' lie .'.'introduced - again this winter and a
the goid standard law of March 14. 1900. vigorous effort will be made to enaet
'will be continued this winter. On the them into law- before the end of the
first day of the session two bills that , Fifty-seventh Congress.
' have the approval of the committee Will j Tlie administration is believed to bf
be introduced in the House. They will ' opposed to any financial legislation this
lie known respectively as tne Overstreet Congress, being content to let well
and the Iveiinp
bills. JThe purpose
A HAWK THAT
' IS. BADLY WAITED
Hunting Experience of Two
Raleigh Gunners
I
ll.v
Two Ralegh men went shooting yes-
teiaay. '
laey were Messrs. John E. Ray and J
. -N. Waiters They - relate a most j
iiuuuai exiK-nence ratner one ot them I
i '.I. , I T-r i
vi.n ruJtHi lie was iior mane t
to be punetared by shot, evidently, as j
Mr. nay tout.; deliberate aim and pulled I
i.ie trisrger. The gun refused to fire. :
mi: waiters was .ready and the bird j
as speed 11! If hit n- ymvitritr winfa !
Fit DO Si'T
t'Tit a charse of shot after him. i
....... - , .
No bird
nm even a .feather, repaid Mr. !
nobody doubt hw word, aiooody on earth. York. Mr. Hiugs has returned, and,
or anywhere else. They were out for after consultia-J him. Mr. Ashenback
rfd nnd Vi..,I 3 , 1 , . . . ., I
".el maue oiub piwi s-uuw. win leave Tor a trip to several southeun
rsiady a bud pot - W that "seemed fo towns in the a-nWrc-t of bnsehn'.r fm- -novt
nave
fT, . -.w. ..v- " ' - - 1 ..i"hi. '- tv i- iri.T.Tv-ui-.lLm'S
xne oiru -i Ju l! ot stop or even look back, j from each place to discuss the forma
itie as-.ncaring the woods, and as he j 4icn of the proposed league,
whirred through the Imugbs of the near- J lie is enthusiastic over the project,
ost tree the sortsmen were preparing ! and believes that it will make one of
to hul him a final adieu. And here the the best fircuits in the country. He
remarkable part of' the story begins. says the fever ."n Ralcllgh has not died
A liuwk entered tlie chase a.nd fixed out. and that "tb:s town is ar.l right for
h:s talons in the back of the bird that -baseball for the coming season. The
-i'M escaped the deadly fire of the strong- national game is more popular than
mi n0t. land he nred again.
i f "mr,K'f,s! anl unerring air of a man
vj! rarely ever nrl&ses. Mr. Ray saw
W and chased the hawk. 1 lie vn3 not -
;..;:,''L" : r-"--. nnd the bird was fat -and
vy. H:iS; hawkship was loth to give
Hi' " meal jh if '......ri .i--. cAn-,.
and
...tVi. n.juiu l.ij.t yvi i.-.iuiuu.,
, 'il, ua, tail, Uii'i
ti';V! rsaeh he pulled the hawk in
s ',.:!:;;;f;m'11 the- bird from the claws
,.T N' ' "M-or to his game 'bng, but he
let
(eariP. M,r w,,ifS,li
' ti in i . : ,i 1 1 i-! 1 1, i . imil nr i
our
111,':!
f- him
to save that" hawk bv all i
i .. . . "
late. Henri vert of his '
hawk made a rapid flight 1
Mr" V"-! . ls aua disa-ppearcrt.
,l.!.'i' '' says -he will nav. a
re-
good' p.': f"r tliat alive and in
b. n-oiii, 1'" '" Hp thilnKs. he. would
fiiK-h ns the finest dog in
;s- :i!Hl he is surprised that
-lunting ;
Mr. Ray
nuiTi tha: be
ei-iiaded and far-seeing!
- IS. lliil yinf- K;rL- vf i-n
Th , i-u ? valuable pnze. v.
. I . ( 1
., ,,. M.,V.' 1,1 11 be '..visited, again
Mr.. Walter
' 'h;'-.vv;.
at least. He wants
Charter Member Dead
;lrs. K;iz,be;h'
U'.t charter membM
Nov. 16. Sne-
Jane Lott. one of
ON: THE
PI
NANCES
of the Overstreet -Kill is to. strengthen
existing law by requiring the beerotarj
of the Treasury to exchange! on demand
.,i : .... r.'U irs thus" mam-
mill iui rum
;.finr of rovernmeut moue,
greenbacks, Treasury notes and. silver, .
at panit.v with gold. Under the Jaw as ,
it now stancls it is the uutj
Secretary of the Treasury to maintain
parity, nut thei Overstreet bid makes
it r,-mnr;UniT mid thus weveuts a sec
retary hostile to the gold standard from
! spending gold to a premium by paying
rmMi..' Ann in silver. Some Of the
r,-o, who hare' Republican 'senators fear that such legas
ues who ftaTf,latJ011-w(Mlkj. too heavilv burden the gold
reserve, but this fear is not snareu vy
ecunc-mists of distinction. ly the Indian-
r..nclte Monetary Oomuiittee .or by me
Secretary oi the Treasur.v.
The "Lovering bill has a twofold pur-
nnsc first, to irive crp.iter elasticity
i-i" to reciprocity ' to the bank note circulation, flnd second
.""uth' as mightily, to expand the paper currency during
ithe crop moving per.vwi and at otner lime-.
when more th;i,ii the ordinary demand tor
mooty exists. IN air.hor is U n'nam
Lovering. of Massachusetts, a cotton
i i .... :
i)';!iHifacturer ot iaunton ana a
iH'S man of wide expet'ience. It per-
ifi:h national banks for a periotl of three
' yer to issue unsecurctl notes that is
to say, n,-tes that rest iipon i heir assets
and are not seciv.-ed iby deposits of gov
ernment bends, to th? extent r.f ten per
cent of their capita!. After three years
ar.d i-.tii fix ycats after the pa-sage
lot -the act banks may issue twenty per
cent, ami after six-years forty per ".cent.
Sifcli ;i .la iv would nut into dmmedbite
j circulation seventy million dollars. With
the increase of national bank capital
t a bi'.lioai dollar., it wor.M. under' the
-C-'ty ji.-v c':it rovi,-ii?;i. iennit an ex
'djjioii of four hundred million dollars.
si(Te from tltis circumstance it would.
.during the hnfnmn months, lessen the
strain kjs.ii the large city banks r
making the country banks practically
independent of them.
u should be explained that the so-
called crasecnrtHl nates would rest, not
alone upon the asset of the bank, but
upon- a guarantee fund in the Treasury
issues, the proceeds of the fax to be,'
enough alone.
TO FORM
BASEBALL CIRCUIT
. ;
Ashenback Working Up Eight
- Club League
Mr. E. M. Ashenback, who is pleasant
.i,,Ci,--,Vw .-,f..l 1... 1? iv'ii.frVi 11 !1 Itl'.l 1 fill.
!.w;nrt. I'.o,-. ; ih .nn n
,iav or two, talking un an eight-club
ienffll( -and " waiting for the rerurn of
r,. Sherwood Higirs. the . m-oident of
Mnn
Tt is Mr? Ashenback's plan to form
an eight-club league, and he proposes to
try . to interest .the following cities:
R'aleigh. Wilmington. Charlotte, Cluai-
Ktii Snni.f.iV,ni. r'K.j.t i j
lunl S.iY.nh TTa n ni.nv,..Hr
u iui L.i,:nnu, , 11 n i I Oil. aiil: ist:i
to - morrow to visit tno-e nlnoM nmi .
range for a meeting of rep'rercmtatives
ever, and the interest m it will be greater
in the South next year than it has ever
been.
. ; -t
RACES AT 8ENNINGS
W'asliington, Nov. 1G. Results at
Iiennmgs track:
First -Race Mynheer 4 to 1. Cherish-
ed G to L Surmise 4 to 1. Time
1.48 - 3 - 5.
Second Race Anak 4 to 1. Col Bill
3 to Tr, Missle (50 to Time 1.00 1-5.
Third Race Cousin Jess 8 to 1, Jim
McGibben 3 to 1, Eelf Protection 8 to
Time 5.0S.
' Fourth Race Knight of Rhodes 1 to
20 ' Curtsey 110 to 1. Second heat
Knight of "Rhodes 1 to 10, Curtsey 7
Fifth race unmasked 4 to 1, Puri
tan 2 to i. Roxane 4 to 1. Time
.23 2-5. - . j
. Knlr !oriHondar '!
First race, selling, for 3 year old, 7(
furlongs Beggar Lady 00, Florad 108,
J. A. "Warner 00, Flara 04), Land of
Clover 105, Woolgather 09, Garter . Ban
00, Kings telle 00. ' Bounteous 90, Tour
f. Bamunta ' !, Anna Darling 14, liff
102, Jallaon 100. ,
Second nice' mr.iden 2 year 'old, TtS
'furlongs Anak, Brnff, Tris:on, Swamju
iands. Little Arrow, Longlove, Missile,
Third race, for all ages, on? mile and
.10 yards Andy Williams 100, (rolJngt
100, Ohuet H2, Himself 110, Blue
llidge 07, Justice 100, Lord Quex 103,
Piwgrave 107, Plaike. 100, Klghtawaj
J(K.: .lames Fit:'. 5)7.
Fourth rate, selling for 2 years oQ,
six furlongs Misleader 07, The Pride
of Surrey 04. Ernest Parham 07, Hans
Wagner 107, The Four Hundred 100,
ltose of May 04, Gotd Braid 108. Lace
105. May J. 1)4, Andy Williams 107,
" Hot l.'Kf 'Succns-suDa DO, Z Playlike
Atheoia 00. ZoTaide 01,Locket 0(J. -
Fifth race, selling; for three year
old ,and upwards, 1 1-1G mile War
ranted OS, Flax Spinner IOC, Curtsey
304, Jack McGinn 101, Mynheer 100, Ar
ganauta 03, Kingieader 1015, Punctual
05,' A va tor 10:i. Cray Daly OS, Fiedrich
101, Snark 00. "Vesuvia 00, Whistlin.ij
Con 101, Spry-00. Lizzie A. 00.
Sixth race, hajidicap 3, year olds and
upwards, 1 mile and 3-16 Potente 100
and the Puritan 120, McCafferty's en
trv: Lucky Star 117, Carbuncle 117,
Kaffaelhv 113, Tivhor 114, Koxane 113,
Fatai'ist 10S, Alfred Vargrave 102, Ohuet
100, Surmise 03. Handicapper 07.
Xote Appi entice allowance claimed.
WILL ORGANIZE
m ELKS LODGE
Raleigh Lodge to be Instituted
Wednesiday Grand Ban
quet Wednesday Night
The Committees
A lodge of Elks will be organized in
this "city on Wednesday of this week
by Past Exalted liuler and District Or
ganizer. II. J. Girgin of WilmingtOii,
and an installation team composed of
a from Wilmington, Charlotte, Win
ston, Greensboro and Durham. Thr3
are 30 charter members who have ap
pointed the iollowing committees to
have in charge the preliminary arrange
ments, etc. They follow:
Iteception Committee Mr. A. B. An
drews, Jr., Mr. Raleigh Galloway, Mir.
S. F. Telfair, Mr. J. E. Turner, Mr.
James Jordan.
Banquet Committee Mr. Joseph E.
Ferrell, Mr. D. S. Hamilton, Mr. Itobt.
Stevens.
Programme Committee Mr. El.
Chambers Smith, .Mr. K. H. Lee and
Mr. T. sT. Pence.
Hall Committee Mr. Louis Mahler,
M. W. J. Andrews, Mr. John II. Pough.
Mr. Gerkin will bring about 25 Elks
here from Wilmington and about 40
others wjll come down from Durham
and there will be many, visiting Eiks
from other places in and out of the
St..te. There will be a lug bauouet
Wednesday night at the Yarborouii
Hotel. .
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OLIVIA BANEY LIBRARY
. Some new books added to the Olivia
llaney Library:
Cable's Cavalier.
Crocketf. Cinderella.
Mas; ns Lily of France.
Merriiii an's dvet Glove.
Miti hell's C'ircumstance.
Orzeszko's Argonauts.
Mrs. Osb n ne's Under the Golden Skies
or The Mew jEMorado.
McLaren's: ' Young Barbarian.
Van Dyke's Ruling Passion, a Tale of
Nature and Human Nature,
z O'Reli's Her Royal Highness, Woman.
Creecy's Tales of a Grandfather.
Miss Fannie Heck gave th? library
copies of Hcwlgk'n's. Via Christ! and
Barnes "Two Thousand Years of Mis
sions Befi :-o Carey.'
Mr. John Kenny, a copy of O'Connell's
Catholicity in the Carolinas, and W. II.
Richardson's Francclion'.s "Gods and
II?roes." ...
A. B. Andrews, Jr., Fuller's "Sea
Gift."
We have just received a copy of Dar
win's "Journal of Researches into Natu
ral History and Geology," left us bv
the late T'"",,!,ni!-' T-l!.ll.
PROGRAM FOR RECITAL
The following is the program for the
recital to be given in the Chapel of the
RapfTst University Monday night by
Mr. Clarence ae Vaux-Royer violinist,
Mr. Marion Francis Dfinwody pianist:
iolin
Concerto Sonata e minor YeracLii
Ritornello largo
Allegro con fuocp
.xenuet gavotta
Giga presto
Piano
Intermezzo Op. 11G
Rhapsodie Op. 70 Johannes Brahms
Violin
'Romance Svendsen
Mazurka Wieniawski
Piano and Violin
Sonata e minor Eaiil Sjogren
Allegro moderafo
Allegretto seherrando
Andante sostenuto
. Con f uoco
Kitchener Writes to Botha
Paris, Nov. iG.-The Libertia prints a
dispatch from Durban. Niit.il. n-MA
states that Lord Kitchener has sent a
letter to Commandant General Louis
Botha, in whi'j he suggested that the
. negotiations ot U settlement of the war
' should be reonened.
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The Hancock Floated
London, Nov. 16. A telegram o
Lloyds from JTcgasaki, Japan, an
nounces that th; United States trans
port Hancock which grounded on , yd
bottom in the strait of Shimoneski, gt,
off successfully and proceeded to Koba.
Attorney General Glimer, who is very
ill at-Rex Hospital in this ck', was re
ported as resting very well shortly after
midnight, and his condition Was thought
to be .slight :roved over yesterday
afternoon,' '
THE STATE S :;
OFFICERS lift!
Invitation to Ceremonies At
tendant Upon Opening of
- Charleston Exposition
December 2 ;
Hon. S. L. Patterson, Commissioner of
Agriculture, and Mr. T. K. Bruner, sec
retary of the Board of Agriculture, and
other State officials on yesterday re
ceived handsomiy engraved invitations
to be present at the ceremonies for
mally opening the great South Carolina
Interstate and West Indian Exposition
at Charleston, December 2. The invita
tion reads a.s follows:
"The President and Board of Direcors
of the South Carolina Interstate arid
West Indian Exposition present their
compliiuients ud request the honor of
your presence on tiiel occasion of the
opening of the Exiosition in the city of
Charleston, Monday, the 2d of. Decem
ber, 1001." .
Following are the officers of the South
Carolina Interstate and West Indian
Exposition:
President F. W. Wagener.
Directors F. W. Wagener, John F.
Ficken. Samuel Lapham. J. L. David,
W. H. Welch, C. S. Gadsden, J. C.
Hemphill, Wilie Jones, " Francis -K. Carey.
Diiector General John H. Averill.
ArchitecMn-Chief Bradford L. Gil
bert. Committee James Adsjer Smyth, R.
Goodfyyn Phett, Samuel H. Wlilson,
E. IL Pringle,C. B'issell Jenkins. W. M.
Bird, E. W. Hughes, Stephen Thomas,
Chailes Litechgi. Henry Schacte. C. G.
Iucker, J. ,S. Pinknssohn, J. Elmore
Martin, Joseph W. Barnwell, Andrew
Simontls, James M. Seignious, J. F. Red
ding, W. II. Parker:
Twenty Thousand Majority
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 16. The of
ficial count of the vote in last Mon
day's election was made today adn sus
tains the estimate of 20,000 majority
for ratification of the constitution. Dal
las county, where there are no negro j
votes, where the are only 2,500 white;
voters and the turnout! of the white
vote was reported light, caps the climax
with 7,8S0 majority for ratification.
Fight to the Death
Charlotte, N. C. Nov. Ifi. In the pre
sence of a number of peoplie un Lancaster
S. C. tonight Mack Robbins and Frank
Griffin, white men, fought with pocket
knives: Robbins cut Griuin on the .fore
head and Griffin, catching " Roibbins
wrist slashed him across. ths throat, se
vering the .jugular vein." Robbins died
in ten minutes.' The tight was the result
of a business disagreement- ;
....
Penalty of Imprudence ,
Washington, Nov. 17. Fer Tillifying
the character of the late President Mf
KViley, William C. Du.lru. a well
known attorney of Sturgis. S. D., was
this morning disbarred from further prac
tice lefoie the Interior Dfp:K-tment l"y
the direct order of Secret ai-y Illtcheock,
who has been sinvestig: . ng the matter
for several weeks past.
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Ticket Seller Skips
New York, Nov. 1G One of the ticket
sellers at the Columbia-Cornell football
garnet his afternoon decamped with h;s
receipts amounting, according to the
police repor:s, to .$1,050. Detecti us
were looking for him tonight.
Say I!e Va Toruir.id
"I suffered such pain from corns I
could hardly walk," writes II. Robinson,
Hillsborough, Ills., "but Buoklen's Ar
nica Salve completely cured them." Acts
like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts,
sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Per
fect healer of skin diseases and piles.
Cure guaranteed by all druggists; 25c.
Special Bte Via S. A, V.
Wilmington, N. C, November 13 to 10,
1001, Meeting United Daughters of the
Confederacy. .
On account of above occasion the Sea
board Air Line Railway will sell tickets
from points on its line to Wilmington
at one and one-third first-class fare for
the round trip on the certificate plan.
Tickets on sale November 0 to 15, in
clusive; final limit, November 20.
Wai'renVn, N. C. November 20 to 2G,
1001, Meeting Woman's Home Mission
Association.
On account of the above occasion, the
Seaboard Air Line . Railway will sell
tickets to Warren Plains. N. C, and re
turn at greatly reduced .rates. Fare
from Raleigh, S3.25 for the round trip.
Dates of sale, November 19V 20 and 21;
final limit, November 27.
Lenoir, N. C, November 21 to Decem
ber 1, Annual Meeting Western N. C.
Conference A. M. E. Church.
On account of above occasion the Sea
board Air Line Railway will sell tickets
from Raleigh to, Lenoir and return for
$S.9a. Tickets on .sale November 19, 20
and 21, with final limit December 2.1
Gastoaia, N. C. November 20, Western
N. C. Conference M. E. Church!. -On
account of the above occasion the
Seaboard Aiir Line Railway wild sell
tickets from Raleigh to Gastonia and
return for $8.00. Dates of sale, Novem
ber 18 to 21, with final limit Novem
ber 30.
Henderson. N. C, November 20, N. C.
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
On account, of the above occasion the
Seaboard Air Une Railway will sell
tickets from Raleigh to Henderson at
rate of $2.23 for the round trip. Dates
of sale, November 10 and 20; final limit,
November 27. '
II. S. LEARD, T. P. A, .
B. II. BURROUGHS, P. & T A.,
.-.vRaleigh, N. C. :
Finest Farm In Wake . for Sals
On nrrormt of tlm demand nnn m
time caused by other interests, I have
decided to sell my valuable farm 3
miles north of Raleigh, containing about
2G0 acres open land In highest state
of cultivation, which yields from one
toutwo bales of cotton per acre, and
about 407 acrea wood and that ia
heavily wooded wood worth 70 cents
per cord on the stump. . Terms reason
able. "-. ..
Apply to
I - . JOHN A. MILLS. ,
. V Kaleigh, N. C.
M. S. Calvert,
Lf i i AMrtffl
BlU!
" ' - "
RALEIGH, N. C.
Court reportinj dono anywher la
North Carolina. Prices on; application
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Wednesday, Nov. 20th
Mr. Edward C. Whit-e presents the most
remarkable and successful scenic drama,
Two '
Little
Vagfrants
Hiss Neva Harrison
AS
FAN-FAN.
Presented by an Admirable Company
; with Magnificent Scencn-y and
Mechanical Effects.
Seats on sale Monday. Regular prices.
ALWAYS ON HAND THE
CHOICEST AND FRESHEST STOCK
OF PINEAPPLES, CALIFORNIA
PEARS, TOKAY. MALAGA AND
BASKET GRAPES, APPLES, OR
ANGES, LEMONS; BANANAS. CO
COANUTS, CHESTNUTS, FIGS,
DATITS; IN FACT, EVERYTHING
IN THE FRUIT LINE.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
THE PUBLIC TO PINEAPPLES
NOW IN FULL F RU I T, GROWING
IN OUR STORE. THEY ARE
WORTH YOUR ATTENTION.
AGENTS FOR MAILLARD'S, WI
LEY'S. WI1ITTMANS AND GT'N
THBR'S CELEBRATED HIGH
CLASS CANDIES.
ICE CREAM. ANY FLAVOR AND
QUANTITY, FURNISHED QUICK
LY. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER
FOR ANYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST
CLASS FRUIT AND CONFECTION
ERY STORE, AND YOU WILL .BE
SO WELL PLEASED THAT YOU
WILL COME AGAIN.
Rni
A.VURNAHES,
Proprietor.
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THE PLOTTERS AT WORK.
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Our Ten Dollar Suits hnve gained 'us hundreds of customers, and 'reader you, too, will be counted . smonJi
the number, if you wr.nt the best $10 Suit on earth, " ,
ue have our $10 Suits made in different fabrics and in different styles in order to please every taste and v
can honestly state that the man we cm not please with a ten dollar s-uit has not been in yet. We make it our ha
rness to have the best ten dollar suits and we've got them. . The merchant tailor look stands out all over thcui.
.,nT TOU mt the new season in a lon?r, medium, or short top coat? Our "overcoat stock this season pre
vides for nearly everybody's ideas. .'.'.:?.:"-'"' "'; - " .1.
" Shor.t top cots. for the nobby, sack-suited rouns fellow -medium Jensths for men 6f'n:tieter' tastes: the long w
Ci?oi' i?1 Prince
'em here at half made to order nrin.x
V" iorget we have the most
TO &rOP:.-i?AlUMQ;
Wil cmstncxhuisc equals ay ew.iUfif iremwm fS
specially Jirepwi tot e.-;h -se. ( all r wmo --.r
frr piinsultation and DOOK. JoAn rim SI
Woodbury O. I., ss nt sjj, .w ..
Garrett-Williams Co's
. Solace .
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Baltimore Rye Whiskey,
FOR SALE BY
L. J. Walker,
309 Fayette ville St.,
KALEIGrH,
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Mm mm m m
A Modern, Up-to-date
Business Training Schoo l
Bookkeeping, Shorthand,' Typewriting and English. Positions- guaranteed
under reasonable condtieus. Railroad fare paid. Day and Night Sessions.
Twenty per cent discount if you enter before December 1st. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. White for full information.
Address
KING'S
330
B:s r BUY A
SHOW CASE
WUIfli Cannot biCltanei
Out.
All our cases are provided
"ith our Patented Cleaning
evice FREE. Said to be
le best and handsomest
cases on the market. Send
for catalogue. . ...
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Albert or dress coat, for ' ery swell dresf
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complete assortment of underwear in
Season
Op
S. & D, BER W ANG ER,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS
ARTISTIC
SILVERWARE.
OUR
ASSORTMENT
Larger and more te autiful
than ever.
SAMUEL KIRIi
aiow co.
ESTABLISHED 1817
We have also increased our
WATCH
. AND
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
Until it will compare favorably will
- any in the country.
lit
Qrccnsbaro.
-BUSINESS. COLLEGE,
Fay ette ville St., Raleigh,
ener.'
era. They're all styli .
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1st
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