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A Weather Conditions
This morning's map presents very
nearly the same . conditions as existed
yesterday morning, with the exception,
ofa low central over upper- Michigan
causing a rise in temperature ,in that ;
. region. The pressure over the Atlantic
coast and over the south has diminish-'
yed and slightly higher temperatures!;
, nans uocu dici icuucu ill liiusw iegiuns. j
xne area- ot nign pressure over - ine t
ffintrs.1 "nortlon !-nf th rramtrr iiftr
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. Vompanled by generally cool and clear I
weather. Cloudy and rainy conditions;
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prevail in xne east ana somn. unun- j
derstorms' occurred ' at Pittsburg andj
Philadelphia. Rain has fallen In most
' of the eastern and southern states,
also In Oregon and "Washington.
A. H. THIESSEN,
Section Director.
Raleigh, N. C, Oct. 3.
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POSTSCRIPTS
City Tax Collector John S. .Jones
new has the books in his hands an 1
is ready to receive the 1905 taxes.
The meeting of the Industrial Club
has been postponed from tonight until
: tomorrow, Thursday, night, at 8
o'clock. .
Mr. T. J. Jeffreys left yesterday for
Winston-Salem where he will judge
p-u'try at 'the fair. After the fair
there he will judge at the Greensboro,
. Raleigh and Columbia, S. C. fairs.
Mr. T. B. Kldridge, formerly news
editor of The Morning Post, went to
Greensboro yesterday to enter on his
duties as news editor of The Indus
trial, News.
Mr. W. P. Batchelqr, manager of tha
Raleigh dispensary, left yesterday for
Greensboro where he will be a witness
in the trial of the revenue officers
in the trlalof the revenue officers.
Judge M. H. Justice left yesterday
for his home in Rutherfordtoni He
will hold the term of court at Hills
boro next week for Judge "Ward and
the civil term here two weeks hence.
, Rev. Dr. M. M. Marshall returned
. yesterday from Pittsboro, where he
attended the funeral . of his mother,
Mrs. Delaney Brewer, who passed
. away at the extreme age of 84 years.
Advices received in the city are to
the effect that Hon. J. Y. Joyner, state
superintendent of education, will sail
from his European trip about October
20th. This Intimation means that that
officer will arrive In the city on or
about November 1st.
. The county school board was in ses
sion again yesterday and the treas
urer's books were examined and ap
proved. The board meets again Octo
ber 13th to pass upon- the - petition
from "White Oak, No. 2 district, for
a special tax election.
The Raleigh Investment Company is
being organized by some of the young
men here. It will be Incorporated this
week and the stockholders will meet
next Friday. , , j
A very important meetine of the een- i
eral committee of the asociated charN i
ties will be held in the rear office, of
me Carolina Trust building this morn
ing, at 11 o'clock.' All members are ear
nestly requested to be present prompt
ly at the hour named.
-The dispensary yesterday contrib
uted $16,000 to the city and county as
"the net earnings during the third
quarter of this year. This is the
largest profit of any quarter since the
Institution has been in operation. Of'
the $16,000 the city gets $6,400, the
' county schol fund $4,800 and the coun-;
ty road fund $4,800.
A successful meeting "was held by
, Christian workers from the Tabernacle
gospel wagon last night on East Davie
street. Talks were made by Rev.
Sylvester Betts and' Rev. J. W, Ham.
Mr. Betts preached an able sermon
' from the text, ?'Be not deceived, God
Is not mock." 1 The 200 persons pres
ent paid the closest attention and be-,
tween 30 and 50 held up their hands
for prayer.
.Witt' CURE,
any case of
KIDNEY
. . PERSONALS
Mr. J. H. West of 'Greensboro is in
Raleigh.
;Mr.,R. S. McCall of Asheville is in
the city. ; ; v
Mr. J. C. Clifford of Dunn spent the
flay here.
Mr. P. H. Norcoss of Burlington is
in the city.
Mr. Robert Pipper went to Durham
yesterday. - " "
Mr. A. "W. HaywoodW Haw River
is in the city. :
Mr. H. C. Cooper of Roanoke Rapids
Is in the city. v
, Mr. John T. Pope of La Grange was
here yesterday.
Maj. II. A. London of Pittsboro
tpent the day here.
Mr. J. A. Patterson of New ..Bern
.was here yesterday.
Ex-Governor C. B. Aycock of Golds-
jDoro was here yesterday.
Messrs. L. B. Gibson and S. G. Dan
Jels of Durham spent the day here.
Dr. C. Alphonso Smith and Mr. N. W
KValker of Chapel Hill are at the-Yar-borough.
BLADDER
DISEASE
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not beyondj
the
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of medicine
No
medicine
can do jtnore,
VAS GIVEH UP TO DIE.
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B. Spiegel, 1204 N. ' Virginia St..
Evansville, Ind., writes: "For over fivs
years I was troubled with kidney and
bladder affections which caused me much
pain and worrv. I fefot flsh skh rw,OB i
run down, and a year ago had U
auauuua worK eniireiy. i had three oi
tho best physicians who did me no good
and I was practically given tip to die.
Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended
anu me nrsi Dome gave me great relief,
and after taking the second bottle I wa
entirely cured.
TWO SIZES, 50c AND $1.00.
THE DENSMORE -
was the ofTicial TYPEWRITER
,of the "WORLD'S FAIR at St.
Louis. The DENSMORE has
more actual conveniences' than
- any Typewriter on the ' market.
- The BALL BEARINGS at every
point where there is a bearing,
. insures to: the operator a mar
veiously light action. Some of
: the time-saving features . are:
. Back , Spacer Key, Two Shift
Keys, Automatic Ribbon Reverse,
"Wheel Escapement giving both
- ordinary and speed action. Point
. ers most convenient, unique Paper
regulator,, Justifler for expand-
Automatic Paper Release, Paptfr Feeding. Guides Bi-Color Writing and every
vuni tunvcmeuce uoi iouna ,in otner manes. v
, 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 $2 to $4 perVmonth. 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.
. f THE CAPITAL TYPEWRITER, CO., '
" 103 West Martin Street, Raleigh, N. C.
Tip1
. LIQUORS
I am now located at 800 tjjjjjj
street, Richmond. Va.. and am prepared
furnish. Liquors ot -
medicinal. s well as social purp--Mail
orders solicited. Write tor ; prices
and particulars. e,,,Trr-Ti !
. . SAM T. SMITxi.
To our out-6f-Town Patrons,
Write for Samples and Prices.
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OM1IDGE INSTITUTE
CcLee Freparatory. Law, BooiLeepJn. Sfcortioa. 5I3S.00 pays
fey everjUlai for oe' year. HOtk sessica opeas September 4th.
J!r'07l2 Ufer Priaeipals. Tie largest aad best eippad
UHiai school for boy, i. the Sooth. Situcted over IOOO feet above the
aea .evel. vlo.v of the saountolns. Excels la athletics. Fcr beautiful
cataloae, address
J. A. & M. H. HOLT, Principals
(Near Greensboro) - V OAK RIDGE. N. C
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NEW PfPES,
FOR SMOKERS-
Merschaum,
Briar,
Composition
and Iaiirel. '
Various Prices and
Styles " ' '
HICKS' DRUGSTORE
are
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Tho Npw Silk
Silk Taffeta; Serge,1 Bonly $1.50 yard. : One yard
.Trrioffnl Twill, v, .Wears-well, bea'm-if,,
; finished and exceedingly popular.
2U6.inch, the new flexible Taffetta, Black, only 1.35.
36-inch; high lustre, pertect mac ana strong, 75, 55 ar
New colored Taffetta Silks, for .waists and suits, 19 inches
wide, day and evening, shaded 75c, quality as a - leader
soc. 26-incies chanereable Taffetta, day colorings, S1.00
quality as a leader 782. 36-inches. changeable Talfeta
the new color combinations 90c.
Plaid Silk for Waists
A range of baiitiful plaid idias, 20 to 22 inches wide.
New pss Goods
Our celebratecl "ACC; ' Ladies Broadcloths, green,
plant, navy, royal, red, grey, brown, tan, mode, pur!
56-in. all wool, rain proof suitings, new day shades Si.;
56 " Panama Cloths, " " "
Momie Cloths,
Scotch mixtures, .' .."
Fine Imperial Serge , "
42 ". nch Chiviots, , . "
Plaid Wool and Mohair Id
.16-inches wool for waist. $1.00. !
36-inches Mohair for waist and Misses suits, 50c.
Full Lines of Black Bress Goods
36 to 5.0 inches wide, s'oc to $2.50 yard. j
Newest Ideas in Dress Trimmincs
Persian bands and edges, trimming velvets, buttons, dre
ornaments; etc.
Ready tHis week to shpw Indies Suits,
Separate SRirts, Coats; Ulsters and
Waists, See what we offeri
Perfect fit with every sale
Ready -ir-lusiiiess
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; SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
BOBBITT-WTNNB DRUG CO.
If troubled with a weak digestion try
Chattiberldin's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They wlll do you good. For sale
by W. G, Thomas.; Robert Simpson,
Bobbltt-Wynne Drug Co.
Office and Yards Foot of Jenkins St. All-Phones 434
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CAPITAL CITY FUEL CO M P AN Y
WHOllASALE AND UETML DEALERS IN
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. RALEIGH. N. C.
Correspondence Solicited '
Steam Contracts Furnished from Yards or Mines
Ta J BURKE, Manager
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NORTH CAROLINA
COLLEGE OF ,
AGRICULTURE AND
MECHANIC ARTS
Offers practical Industrial , edu
cation In Agriculture, Engineer
. Ing, industrial .Chemistry, and the
' Textile Art. Tuition $3 a year.
Board $8 a month. 120 Scholar
ships. Address - '
PRESIDENT WIN SI ON.
West Raleigh,
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BUSINESS ITEMS
FOR SALE Lake Lucerne and Grist
Mill, better known
pond. Best mill-rocks in the state. A
mile from the Raleigh and Pamlico
Railroad. Apply to A. Dughi.
"WANTED a good woman who rn
and is willing to teaclf a school in mill
settlement. Good salary. Apply at
once. John A. Noell. srrt
-m. 'wvu.A J t 4.VUA
boro, N. C.
V Jn AM - 9 ft- Am.- W SI T71 a,
v x licy riy p ast
The Marlin 1 2 Gauge
ound favorite. It is made for both black and atnoke
t. heavy loads. 'Tt has one-tSiress
The Marlin R-riX.u Tul iy u repearer, and handle very fast - -great
w.t weather gun. It has Marlin accuracy, buoyancy and reliability.
Everyth
ing in
Gun Ammunition
CALL Sorrell for wood." Raih
phone 2268, Bell 21, Interstate 531.
LEARN TELEGRAPHS nnr!
road accounting.
salary assured our graduates under
tondi Our six schools the largest in
America and endorsed by all railroads.
Write for catalosrue. Afnroo ai,.o
Telegraphy, Cincinnati, O., Euffalo. N.J
a., .nanict, ua., xja urofse, Wiss., Tex
arkana, Tex., San Francisco Cal.
WANTEJ-A. TOUNG MAN WHO
has had some experience in the
printing business and who wants an
education to assHat in v,
Print ng Co.'s -office, and also go to!
V V AI"i'ie "me wiii be given for
recitations. , Board and tuition will be
given ag consideration for work
done. Address J. A. & M. H. HOLT.
U. M. C., Peters-WincHester Shells
Standard goods always give satisfaction. To insure satisfaction always
KHOTfjf fmd: Laded She,Is ITHACA-REMINGTON-PAR.'
KER SHORT GUNS. Your for sport. ,
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.,
RALEIGH, N. C. ' -
Send for Catalogues Lowest prices '
aJZlT FM GUn' Hammerless Double-Barrel, High Grade,
Guaranteed, $18.00. 10. 12 and 1G s-ausre , "x -. .
- "s"i, legmn or cnoKe.
& FOR THE
Finest- Flour,
Virginia and
North Carolina
MEATS
1 And an Up-to-date, ..
Complete stock of
Heavy and Fancy
Grocer
J.R. Ferrall & Co
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Plumbing, Hot Water Heaiiug,
Steam Fitting.
Sanitary Plumbing
;t A Specialty
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No. 13 West Hargett Street,
RaleigH, N. C.
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OXFORD SEMINARY,
1895
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' Stockholder's Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the
piocKnoiaers 0r Caralelgh Mills Com
pany will be held at the mayor's office
n tne cny or Kalelgh on Monday, Oc
tober 16, at 12 o'clock.
F. O .MORING,
Secretary and Treasurer
SKILL
XN PRESCRIPTIONS
The accurate filling of prescriptions
requires trained mind, hand and body
We constantly improve .-our mind by
-i- - "uoiii irora xong,
experieriCe. -Our bodies are healthv
in 1 ougn ngnt nvmg. Tou can bring
your prescription -to us knowing that
It will be the hands' of a man with a
clear mind and a healthy body. Then
too, it does not cost any more.
CRO WELL'S,
,120 FATETTEVILLE STREET. -
' OaFORO, N, c.
Model Buildings With New Equipment
Sr' JIgi!' un Literary Tuition for school
tul uanasomeiy Illustrated Catalogue.
V P. HOBGOOD. PresldenL
year,
maaammmma ' -
that we are interested in jour clothes wants. We may
, - '-ip jou with suggestions. We want to
Know you personally,
: U; mart clothes and furnishings are the best
wecan find nv America. We are on record for that
and we can Delivejt- the Goods."
Come in. You nWrl nV t.:. . .
. " . -. "J- "usi get acquainted
n h
fettey ill e Street.
iiOS Fay
TOW,
AN OUNCE
Of Sflf lQ-pQof lv ir, TTT ' it
-'... null ia vv orcji a
JOUnd Of Talk-
therefore it is unneraor'i '.
large upon the merits of our fine
line of mPTi'c pv,i.. nne
is satisfaction wrapped in every
stylish negligee shirt, fan
Pique or colored vest, light WeIS
. suues. Tho
i . Phones ' ' , -j" ' "
: mutate 576, BeU 1502 j Attention Given to
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We do all kinds and carry all kinds of
FPt
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selections. uur "P-to-date J 1111. LI OJ I
All Phones
. ""S3 ? same class of.
aau raarerial.
Sea Trip
CO
The Most Attractive Route
. . V " 'ORK AND
Morthtrn and Eastern
Summer Resorts
IS VIA THE
Old
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j4 West Hargett Street
Dnmininn 1 inn
And Rail Connection. ' H ' C KftlALt AND
S3.
express ntu.i.. I r it. - j
V-Vdany, u leave Norfolk T CmIai ciasa!
the ' South fiA.. sn Passena-A
viBit Richmond om? and West to
Virginia" la olnt Co,! to
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J- BROWN. G. P P:
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INDUSTRIAL
5ave the Wrappers
OLDHENRY
Rooney's Malt
TurKey Gin
Valuable and useful r-
enta.to be given fcr s'x:
during December nt-V
STRAUS, GUNST
&CO.,
. Richmond, Y
VVRSES
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assical Dom 1
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To securo t -1-90'- -fourteenth lullla students, i1
to7Z teacher; 15; . Correspond" -tuitlpn
for,,.:i V-ac teacher, . corresnor, ' r ir.tuitlpn ar'
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CHART ro ' laISWe . and
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