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Anarea of high pressure dominates
the greater portion of the country,
with its center over Kansas and Mis
souri. An area of depression is comb
ing in at the Canadian boundary o
Montana, and it is also low off th
Gulf coast and In the extreme south,- j
west. In general clear and cool weath- J
er prevails In the area of high- pres- .
cure, except in the east and south
where it is cloudy. The highest maxi
ma were: 90 degrees at Phoenix; 92
degrees at Palestine, Taylor- and Los
Angeles; and 94 degrees at San An
tonio. Frost was reported a Huron.
The following heavy precipitation has
been reported during the past 24 hours: j
1.12 Inches at El Paso, 1.34 at Key
"West, and 1.76 at Abilene. A thun
derstorm occurred at Abilene.
A. H. THIESSEN,
Section Director.
Raleigh, N. C, October 2.
POSTSCRIPTS
A dozen ' convicts were sent from the
penitentiary to the state farm yester
day. -
Marriage license was issued yester
day to Jos. II. Cooper arid Miss Sarah
fWatkins, both ' of Raleigh. -J-
Doctors John Mc"Keo, Eugene) Howell,
Thomas Taylor and . Ernest Douglass
left for Baltimore to complete their
study of medicine.
Mr. F. J. Haywood, Jr., of Char
lotte, the newly appointed state bank
examiner, was here yesterday and en
tered upon the duties of his office.
The funeral of Lillian ; Daisy, the
little daughter of Roger Bt McCauley,
a well known colored citizen, will -be
held this afternoon at one o'clock from
the residence, 1010 New Bern avenue.
Yesterday Justice of the Peace R. G.
Reid performed the marriage ceremony
for Mr. J. H. Cooper and Miss. Sarah
Watkins, both of this city.. The cere
mony was at the home of the bride
on South Fayetteville street..
The Good Samaritans and the
Daughters of Samaria about thirty
strong, left here yesterday over the
S. A. L. in a special car for Charlotte
to attend the state convention which
will be in session there three days.
About 300 are expected.
James Davis and Frank Holmes,
both colored, began playing near John
ston street yesterday and wound up
with a fight in which Holmes gave
Davis a slight gash across the head
. with a razor. The case will come u-p
before Judge Badger today.
, The auction sale of the goods in
Madame Feezer's j military store, over
the Mechanics Dime Savings Bank,
drew a crowd of ladies yesterday. The
goods sold very cheap. The sale will
be continued this morriing, beginning
at 10 o'clock. . Some of the most etioice
articles remain to be sold.
The visit of President Roosevelt
here October 19th Is already having its
effect upon Raleigh. Not only is much
painting and house .cleaning In prog
ress but a handsome magnolia tree in
the grounds at the governor's mansion
jwiil soon be in full bloom. Few people
can recall a magnolia blooming in the
fall, but this tree is now loaded with
buds -and will be a pretty sight when
the president comes.
PERSONALS
- Mr. William Crow returned to Dur
ham. Mr. C. D. Loane of Plymouth is In
the city.
Mr. W. B. Pratt of Charlotte spent
the day here.
Mr. W. H. Michael of Greensboro was
here yesterday.
Mr. A. H. McLeod of Lumbertori was
here yesterday.
Judge R. B. Peebles was in the city
passing through. .
Mr. J. M. Adams returned to Wake
Forest yesterday.' .
Mr. Robert Lasslter of Henderson
was in the city yesterday:
Col. P. M. Pearsall of New Bern is In
the city on legal business. '
Prof. Collier Cobb was here return
ing to Chapel llill from- Lilesvllle.
Messrs. W. W. Robards and Graham
H.'-Andrews spent Sunday in Hender
son. Mr. H. W. Davie of Goldsboro, as
sistant auditor of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad, spent the day
here.
Mr. D. W. Goodwin of Merry Oaks
left yesterday for California for his
-health.
Mr. G. V. Peyton of Greensboro, as
Bistant superintendent of the Southern
Railway, is in Raleigh.
Cosmopolitan Concert Company
The first attraction of the Star course
rill be given this evening In library
ball by the Cosmopolitan Concert Com
any. This company Is composed of
jliss Dorothea Rether, impersonator,
Soloist and pianist, and the Misses
Jtowena and Edythe Tyler, violinists.
Miss Rether catches the audience at
)nce and holds itr throughout by her
harming personality, richness of voice
)nd expression. She. has worthily , won
(he - highest esteem in which . she is
ield as a platform entertainer, show
ing marvelous concentration of
thought, culture and preparation for
iier work. The Misses Tyler have made
ft special study of violin since the age
f eight years. Their interesting work
In the performance of violin duets has
not been surpassed. This is an-oppor-
SKILL
IN PRESCRIPTIONS
The accurate filling of prescriptions
Requires trained mind, hand and body.
We constantly improve our mind by
study. Our hands are adept from long
experience. Our bodies are healthy
thrpugh right living. You can bring
your prescription to us knowing that
It will be the bands of a man with a
clear mind' and a healthy body.. Then,
too it does not cost any more.
.120 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
tunity for the people of city which
they will appreciate.
Course and single tickets on sale at
W. II. King's drug store. Seats may
be reserved today.
Single tickets 50 cents, reserved seats
25 cents extra.
A booti to travelers. Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry. Cures
dysentery, diarrhoea, seasickness, nau
sea. Pleasant to take. Acts promptly.
: E USINESS ITEMS
RELIABLE MEN everywhere to dis
tribute circulars, samples and advertis
ing matter. Good pay. No canvass-1
ing. , Co-operative Advertising Co., 40
W. 2Sth St.; New York.
FOR SALE Lake Lucerne and Grist
Mill, better knoWn as Richardson's
pond. Best mill-rocks in the state. A
mile from the Raleigh and Pamlico
Railroad. Apply to A. Dughi.
WANTED a good woman who can
and is willing to teach a school In mill
settlement. Good salary. Apply at
once, John A. Noell, Secretary.
"WANTED Ten shares Auditorium
stock. I want ten shares Auditorium
stock. Will 'accept the lowest offer
made by October 4th. Address Audi
torium Stock, Box 532, Raleigh, N. C. '
LEARN TELEGRAPHY and rail
road accounting. $50 to $100 a month
salary assured our graduates under
bond. Our six schools the largest in
Americfo and endorsed by all railroads.
Write for catalogue. Morse School of
Telegraphy, Cincinnati, O., Buffalo, N.
Y., Atlanta, Ga., La Cros.se, Wiss., Tex
arkana, Tex., San Francisco, Cal.
WANTED A YOUNG MAN WHO
has had some experience In the
printing business and who wants an
education to;: assist in the Oak' Ridge
Printing-Co.'s office, and also go to
school. Ample time will be given for
recitations. Board and tuition will be
given as consideration for work
done. Address J. A. & M.' H. HOLT.
WANTED A furnished room with
bath, convenient to government build
ing on Fayetteville street. Address G,
care Morning Post.
Reduced Rates via Seaboad Accorunt Norfolk
V Horse Show
The Seaboard announces account of
the Norfolk Horse Show, October 17th
21st, they will sell round trip tickets
from Raleigh and intermediate points,
to Norfolk and return, including ad
.mission to the Horse Show, for- one
fare, .plus 50 cents (minimum rate in
cluding admission fee $1.00). Tickets
will be on sale October 16th to 21st,
inclusive, . and bear final return limit
of October 23rd.
For furthejr information, address
, C. H. GATTIS. T. P. A.,
H. A. MORSON, C. P. A.,
1 Raleigh, N. C.
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Pure Corn Whiskey $2.00 per gallon,
delivered anywhere In North Carolina.
Eight-year-old Rye $3.00 per gallon,
delivered.
Send P. Q. or Express order.
j HAPPY PATTY.
South Boston, Ta.
TUESDAY, OCT. 3,
BROADHURST & CURRIE
WILL PRESENT
MASON AND MASON
SUPPORTED BY A COMPANY OF
sixty people:
IN THE MUSICAL, COMEDY
FRITZ and SNITZ
Beautiful Costumes, Pretty Girls,
- Catchy Music.
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Automatic Paper Release, Paper Feeding Guides Bi-Color Writing and every
other convenience not found in other makes.
; Can furnish all other makes of Typewriters, slightly used many as
good as new, at very GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We RENT all makes
at from $2to $4 per month. Shop thoroughly equipped for Repairing and
Rebuilding.- Parts for all Machines. "SUCCESS" Typewriter Supplies. Ev
erything for the OFFICE. .
Good contract to agents In all unoccupied territor.
THE CAPITAL TYPEWRITER CO.,
r- 103 West Martin Street, Raleigh, N. C.
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Colloid Preparc(3ry, law, BookLepln. Shorthand. SI93.0O pcya
for everything for one year. llOth sessloa opens September 4th.
Th!rfy-ona years nztder present principals. The largest and beit eccipped
fitting school for boys tn the Sonth. Situated ovc: 1COO feet above the.
mea level, tn view of the mountains. Excels in athletics. For beantif al
cateloiae, address 1
J. A. a M. H. HOLT, Principals
(Near Greensboro)
Office and Yards Foot of Jenkins St. All Phones 434
CAPITAL C I T Y F U E L CO M PAN Y
WllOLASALE AND
COAL
and
RALEIGH, N. C.
Correspondence Solicited
Steam Contracts Furnished from Yards or Mines
T, J. BURKE, Manager
The Marlin BreechboltS Tl'SS .
makes a great wet-weather gun. It has Marlin accuracy, Soyyd SSbihry!
Everything in Gun Ammunition
U. M. C. Peters-WincHester Shells
Stendard goods always give satl9 faction. To insure satisfaction always
ask for the best Cartridges and Loaded Shells, ITHACA-REMINGt6n-P R
KER SHORT GUNS. Your for sport. -
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Send for Catalogues Lowest prices
SPECIAL Ithaca Fiolfl p.nn n.
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Guaranteed, $18.00
1021,an(?(,(,(,(,aqGuaranteed. $18.00. 10. 12 and ifi
any weight, legnth-or choke.
I850 OXFORD
OXFORD. N. C.
Model Btxildl, WitH New Equipment
Board, heat, lights, baths, with full Llterarv T,,tu
r.50. ai-o. ... "rary Tuition for aohnrt
$147.50.
UBderstaiidl
interested in jour clothes wants.
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Our smart clothes and furnishi
in America. We
are
"Deliv iKA r
in. You neei TT
etteville Street, r
THE DENSMORE
was the official TYPEWRITER
of the WORLD'S FAIR at St.
Louis. The DENSMORE has
more actual conveniences than
any Tvpewriter on the market.
The BALL. BEARINGS at every
point where there "is a bearing,
insures to the operator a rnar
velously light action. . Some of
the time-saving . features are:
Back Spacer Key. Two Shift
Keys, Automatic Ribbon Reverse,
Wheel Escapement giving both
nrHinnrv and sneed action. Point
ers most convenient, unique Paper
regulator, Justifier for expand-
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INSTITUTE
OAK RIDGE, N. C.
RETAIL DEALERS IN
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TKe Marlin 12 Gauge ITS0
js the all-around favorite. It is made for both black and smoke
a 11. .eavy l.ads-.. one-thir8?
uwness iOUDie-T?ai-T rxtu n a.
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SEMINARY,
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x , nauusomeiy illustrated Catalogue. jrow,
We mav
Suggestions. We want to
mgs are the best
on record for that
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LIQUORS
I am now located ax , -
street, Richmond, va.. for
to furnish Liquors of
medicinal as well as social Prposes
Mail orders solicited. Write for prices
and particulars. gi t. SMITH.
Summer Colds and
Headaches
Cured quickly by
HICKS'
CAPUDINE. -
Buy abottle now.
At all drug stores.
NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF
AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS
Offers practical industrial edu
cation in Agriculture, Engineer
ing, Industrial Chemistry, and tho
Textile Art. Tuition $3 a year.
Board $8 a month. 120 Scholar
ships. Address
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PRESIDENT WINSTON,
West Raleish,
MB ' turn
FOR THE
Pinesf Flour,
Virginia and
North Carolina
MJEATS
And an Up-to-date,
Complete stock of
Heavy and Fancy
l&s
J.R. Ferrall & Co
AN OUNCE
Of Satisfaction is Worth a)
Pound of Talk
therefore it Is unnecessary to en-i
large upon the merits of our fine1
line of men's furnishings. There
Is satisfaction wrapped In every
stylish negligee shirt, fall tie!
pique or colored vest, light weight
underwear or shoes. The latest
xfcvelties in fall ties and cravats is
wVt you will find in our up-to-date
selections.
fliles
Sea Trip
The Most Attractive Route
TO NEW YORK and
Northsrn and Eastern
Summer Resorts
IS VIA THE
ominion Line
' And Rail Connections
Express, steamships leav '
Ja. daily, except nS at ? T'
m., for New Tork direct affn, P'
portunity for thrown 's P"
the South. Sni,-..Lipass.eners from
visit Richmond. Old Point West " to
Virginia Bpsph aJ.0mt Comfort and
tll route
H. B. WALKER. T P a
J. J. BROWN. O. P. a..
liew Xork. jar.
t . , Vim
Grocer
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1 pur out-of'Town Patrons,
Write 'for Samples and Prices.
are
The New Silk '
Silk Taffeta Sprge, Black,
.:j ,.,;fi, flo Tm'nprinl Twil
: W1V1C VViUl IIUV . . ;
finished and. exesedingly popular. r.. j
Rflofr ..fr.sk if ta Extra
i36.inch, the new flexible Taffett a, Black
36-inch, high lustre, penecc
$I.OO. '
1 1 wide, day - and evening shades. 75c, quality as a leader
lisoc. 2 6-incies changeable Taffetta, day colorings, $1.00,
quality, as a ieaaer ?oz. ,30
the new color combinations 90c.
Plaid Siltls for Waists
A range of bautif ui plaid
$1.00 and $1.25.
New Dress Goods
Our celebrated 'ACC Ladies Broadcloths, green, egg
plant, navy; royal, red, grey, brown, tan, mode, pur
56-in. all wrool, rain proof suitings, new day shades $1.50
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5 Kf ,jt ctiiciiiia AivJiiio,
50 " " " Momie Cloths,
50 " " l Scotch mixtures,
45 " " " Fine Imperial Serge
42 " " " French Chiviots.
Plaid Wool and
36-inches wool for waist, $1. 00. ' j
36-inches Mohair for waist and Misses suits, 50c. !
Full Lines of Black Bress Goods
36 to 50 inches wide, 50c to $2.50 yari.l r 1 -
Newest Ideas in Dress Trim mi ng
Persian bands and edges, trimming velvets, buttons, dress
ornaments, etc. "
Ready this week to show Ladies Suits,
Separate Skirts. Coats, Ulsters and 1
Waists. See what we offer.
Perfect fit .with, every sale
Plumbing, Hot Water Heatyig,'
Steam Fitting.
W.
A. Stoafeel
No. 13 West Harnett Street,
RaleigH, N. C.
Phones .
- Personal
Interstate 576, Bell 1502 Attention Given to AH Work ;
.Electric -WHM
We do. all kinds and carry all kinds of
a1
at prices that bsat them all on same class of
worn ana
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All Phones
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STATE PpL ; Al INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
Library. Commercial. Cla W ' "V!
Th ' ' ?&.?V ' nCSc Manual
Three Courses leadin t "V ' cal uslc. ; . i v
TrtexTV acUlty nus M SreBoariI'eqUlPPea; Trairfin School
non SLMb0fk'tc-; 0 aear r "dlaUndry- tuIUo an5 fees for
ber oien? 0 free-tumon students, $12?. !
ine lma(ie bre July is he"nriItarles- all free. tuition applica-.ic''
f?"?et invited from' those
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TurKoy Gin
Valuable and useful rres
ents to be given for t.ur.t
during December next, j
STRAUS, GUNST
&CO.,
Richmond, Va.
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