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THE RALEIGH EVEtfLNG TIMES, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 1906
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COMING FOR NORDICA; j
Splendid List of "Subscribers
Secured
Subscribers' List- Closes Monti ay.
Subscribe Will Be Given Equal
Chance to Reserve .Seats In Loca
tions Desired, and Local Manage
ment Will Serv Out of Town Pa-trons.
Friday night of fair week will be
the occasion of the greatest social
gathering North Carolina has witness
ed in many years. The list of sub
scribers tickets for the appearance of
Madame Nordica contains the names
of the most cultured people from
many nearby towns as well as from
Raleigh, and the list is growing each
day, so that by next Monday, when
the subscribers prices are withdrawn, ,
It Is probable that every seat that the
local management desires to be sold
will have been taken. The seats are
now selling at $3 and $2.50, but will
he advanced to $5 and $3 when the
sale of seats is again opened after be
ing closed next Monday.
Monday the subscribers' list will
be closed. The subscribers will then
be given sufficient time in which lo
make their payments and obtain the
orders for seats. Then three days
will be set aside for reservation of
seats by subscribers. After that the
box sheet will be open to the public
for any seats remaining unsold, if
there chance to be any left. These
seats will cost $r, and $3, and for
this reason those who will be here
and those who will have guests dur
ing fair week are sending in their ap
plications for seats to Mr. Wade R
Brown by every mail. The total
number of seats is limited and it ij
therefore to the interest of all desir
ing seats that they purchase before
the subscribers" list is closed.
No seats will be sold under any
condition to any party when it is be
lieved that they desire them for
scalping purposes. Every subscriber
will be given equal chance to reserve
their seats in the locations they de
sire best and the local management
will reserve the seats for out of town
subscribers.
The subscribers 'list will positive
ly close on next Monday, so all who
desire seats should write Mr. Brown
at once.
A man whom few care to see but many
ask to call again ?
that's a COLLECTOR!
But a most welcome collector is she who
gathers nourishment and nutrition and
deliclousness, and makes of it good bread.
Such a "knead" always comes from
good flour
that s PATAP5C0!
county voters, an address to the peo
ple of Texas was issued this evening
by the Harris Good Movement Club,
an organization of 1,000 members,
calling upon the voters of all coun
ties in the state to take action against
the re-election of United States Sena
tor Joseph W. Bailey. A half million
copies are being issued and mailed.
"The Shame of Texas" is the title of
the address, which is, in part, as fol
lows :
Jlbseph W. Bailey, by his own ad
missions, is a traitor senator. He
tells the people he has been hounded
by scandal-mongers. We are not
personal enemies of Mr. Bailey. By
his own word of mouth we denounce
him as a self-confessed traitor to the
people. We simply ask that he be
judged by his own utterance1;.. All
over this broad state there are mut
terings of disapproval and disgust at
the idea of returning Mr. Bailey to
the United States Senate. Few, if
any, in private conversation, attempt
to defend him. An overwhelming
majority of those who have read Mr.
Bailey's speech on .lime 2" in the
United States Senate in defense of
charges against him agree with us
that, he can no longer represent the
people of Texas.
A half million copies of this ap
peal, including a list of Texas news
papers, if any, which fail to publish
it, will be distributed in pamphlet
form.
We shall indulge in no tirade of
abuse. During his career in congress
Mr. Bailey has become a wealthy
man, as wealth is estimated in Texas,
but that is not the point. A states
man may often acquire wealth by fair
means. How has he acquired his?
He does not deny that he made $225.
000 of it in negotiating deals with
Wall Street magnates. When 'ie
made his 27th of June speech Mr.
Bailey attempted no denial of expla
nation of this, though publicly charg
ed bv Hearst and the Cosmopolitan
Magazine. Neither Bailey nor his
friends can face a Texas audience
and explain his part in this transac
tion to the satisfaction of an honest
minded man.
Was Mr. Bailey paid $225,000 for
his services as a lawyer, or was it
paid for his influence as a United
States Senator? Does Mr. Bailey
claim that he has a right to sell this
influence, which the people gave
him? Where does Mr. Bailey stand
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The lowest-priced paper in North p '"'" V" ' '
Carolina with the same news service I
i make tzzu.uuu. come ueiore con
gress to kill bills introduced to put;
BUSINESS MANAGER OF
BALTIMORE SUN DEAD.
(By the. Associated Press.)
Baltimore, Mil., Sept. 26. Edward
Orummer, business manager of the Bal
timore Sun for the last twenty-five
years died early today of heart failure.
He was fifty-nine years of age and had
been connected with the Sun for thirty-eight
years. Mr. Crummer was at
his office as late as seven o'clock yesterday.
MARION BUTLER TO
SPEAK IN STATE,
It was learned today that ex-Sena-tar
Marion Butler will speak during
this campaign at the follow. ng places
and dates:
Nashville, Thursday, October 4;
r.iithfield. Fi id ay. October 5: Dunn
Saturday, Ocuber 6; Oxford. Friday,
October 12. He.rlereo . ? i' 'i'.ay, Oc
tober 13.
trip to Texas in the interest of the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company, which
the state had spent vast sums in
prosecuting and finally had convicted.
is set forth, and Mr, Bailey is chat
cd with having used his senatorial
influence and political powers, in de
feating the courts and the will of the
people by replacing the company on
its former pedestal. It Is charged
that Mr. Bailey knew the Wate
Pierce Oil Coinnanv was connected
with the Standard.
A part of the closing remarks of
the address follows:
it is inexpressibly sad that this
man. so magnificently endowed for
leadership, and once idolized by
every Texan, should have surrender
ed to the demoralizing influences of
his Wall Street associates. But he
has sold his birthright for a mess of
pottage; he has been morally pervert
ed. What would be the moral of the
lesson taught our children by Mr.
Bailey's re-election to the United
States Senate? Houston Dispatch
in New York American.
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as The Raleigh Evening Times is $6
per annum. The Times may be had
at the old price, $4 per year, if your
subscription is paid in advance for
one year before October 1st. After
the 1st the price will be $5 per year.
Tbe Atlantic and North Carolina
Company have authorized reuueeu
as follows:
Durham. X. C Account North Car
olina Division United Uaugniers w
Confederacy, Oct. 12-14. Rates on cer
tificate plan-one and one-third nrsi
ciass fares.
Charlotte, N. C Presbyterian Mis
sionary Conference or tne xouug reu
ple's Christian Union Societies of the
first Presbyterian Associate Reformed
Church. August 29-30. Rates on cer
tificate plan.
Rocky Mt., N. C Account Women's
Baptist Home Mission Convention. Oc
tober 4-7 1906. Kates on certificate
olan.
Winston-Salem. N. C The Evangeli
cal Holiness Association, August 31
September 10, 1906. Rates on certificate
plan.
Reduced Rates Via A. & X. C.
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reduced
'SHAME OF TEXAS.'
Scathing Denunciation Of A Noted
Southern Senator.
Following the action of the Wood
a stop to this graft? What show
will theer be for the plain people
who have given Mr. Bailey the in
fluence which enables him to make
such magnificent trades in Wall
Street?
Mr. Bailey's speech in the senate
on June 27 is reviewed and is pro
nounced a confession of guilt, to the
shame of the people of Texas. His
The Atlantic & North
Company has authorized
rates as follows:
Richmond, Va., account State Fair
and Richmond Horse Show, October
9th to 13th, 19116: From La Grange,
$5. SO; Kinston, $6.20; Dover, $C30;
New Bern, $7.25; Newport, $8.10;
Morehead City, $8.40; Beaufort,
$8.05.
New Bern, N. C, account Connec
tional Claims Day Rally St. Peters
A. M. E. Church, Sunday, September
23, 1906. From Goldsboro, $1.50;
Bests, $1.25; La Grange, $1.15;
Falling Creek, $1.00; Kinston, N. C,
85c; Caswell. 75c; Dover, 60c;
Cove. 4 5c; Tuscarora, 30c; Rivo'.
dale, 25c; Croatan, 30c; Havelock,
4 5c; Newport, 65c; Wildwood,
70c; Mansfield, 75c; Morehead
City, 90c; Beaufort, $1.15.
H. C. HUDGINS,
General Passenger Agent.
SPECIAL PREMIUM
AT THE STATE FAIR
A One-horse Steal-beam Oliver
Chilled Plow, value $5.00, will be
given to the party who shall exhibit
at the next State Fair, from Wake
county, the best display and largest
variety of Field Peas, not less than
one peck of each variety, separate
and apart from any other exhibit.
Offered by Job P. Wyatt & Bros.,
Raleigh, N. O, dealers in agricul
tural implements, etc..
One. Royal Elastic Felt Mattress,
offered by Royall & Borden Furni
ture Co., of Raleigh, Goldsboro and
Durham, for the best pound cake,
iced. Value, $14.50.
One pair Royal Elastic Felt Pil
lows, given by Royall &. Borden Fur
niture Co., of Raleigh, Goldsboro and
Durham, for the best Chocolate Layer
Cake. Value, $4.50.
One Handsome Piece of Cut Glass,
offered by H. Mahler's Sons, jewelers
and silversmiths, Raleigh, N. C, for
Best General Display of Lady Resi
dent of North Carolina. Value.
$10.00.
One set Bread Makers, offered by
Hart-Ward Hardware Co., of Raleigh, ;
N. C for Best One Dozen Plain Bis
cuit Value, $2.50.
For Best MinRture Painting on Ex
hibition, one box Fancy Perfumes, of-j
fered by Tucker Drug Co., of Raleigh, ,
N .C. Value. $4.00.
For Best Display of Decorated
China, one-half dozen photograph- , j
offered by Darnell Photograph Gal
lery, Raleigh, N. C. Value, $2.50. !
For Best Display of Jellies. Pro
rves. Pickles. Etc, one Toilet Sett j
offered by Williams-Nowlun Co..
dealers in fine china and glassware,
Raleigh, N. C. Value. $5.00.
One Pair of Shoes, best qualify,
value $3.50, for Best Silk Quilt, reg-
Uar pattern, onereel oy is. u. root,
he shoe man, of Raleigh. N. C.
The Capital Furniture Co., of Ral-I
;igh, N. C, offers for the Best Man's.
Shitr made by a young lady, a piece;
of furniture, value. $3.00.
Edwards & Broughton. printers, of,
Raleigh, N. C. offers for Best Plate
of Beaten Biscuits, one pack of fifty
'(siting cards, value, $1.25.
The Porter Candy Co. .of Raleigh,;
C, offer one box of candy, valued.
at $2.50, for Best Calico Dress made
by girl under sixteen years of age.
The Progressive Farmer, agricill-
ural weekly, of Raleigh, N. C. offers
one year's subscription for Best Col- j
lection of Can&ed Bruits and Vega-I
ables. Value. $1.00.
Cross & Linehan (To., clothiers and
gents' furnishers. Raleigh, N. C, of
fer a suit of clothes or an, overcoat.
valued at $15.00' for the Best Sad-j
die Horse exhibited at the Fair.
Thos. H. Briggs & Sons, hardware'
merchants, Raleigh, N. C, offer one
Buckeye Churn No. 9, valued at $5.00,
for the Best Pound of Butter exhib-'
ited at the Fair and made by a house
keeper.
The Boylan-Pearde Co.. dry goods,
notions, millinery, etc., Raleigh. .V
! a iw-
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The Kind You Hcvo Always Eougiii, ooH xnikh has been
in use for ever 30 years, has bot-o fciao sicmattiro of
. nt.ct has been Jiaotlo v.;idcf his pcr
jLJ&'ffJP so:iaJ. t;uporvIrica Btnco ts infancy.
6tZfyy, ZcC't4Z , Allow 120 one to dOce:.ve yc- hi thin.
All Counterfeits Imitations r-ml " Jnst-as-jj;ood" are but
Kxperinients thai trifle with anu endanger the health or
Infants and Children -Experience against Experiment.
IS
Castdria ifc a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
eorie, Drops a;.d Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
i .ibstniice. Its age is its. guarantee. Is destroys Won;: j
find aiiays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhcca and Wiul
Colic. It relieves Teething' Troubles, cures Coiistipntioa
ais;l Flatulency. It a :sisa.Iales tho EV;c.d, regulates the
SEE TttAHtHE LABEL :
(smB
IS ON THE BOTTLE AND
BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES.
TUERE IS ONLY ONE
COCA COLA
The Original
Bottled In Kal. igh Is inde aice 1;
the sold at Drug SUiTor
Raleigh Coca
Cola Bottling Co.
D. T. POIXDEXTER, Micr.
Trade Baildhig.
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Wc Arc Issuing A
JOINT POLICY
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In Use For Over 30
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Which covers hotli henllh and accl
lleut. The cost of iniiiiitiiiiiinjj; such
t ce!lent Insurance Is a mere trifle,
I considering the benefit derived in
'the event you become disabled or
I meet with an accident. Our Policies
i have nt rest ritt ions. Xo matter what
j may he your complaint, if your doc
tor says you are unable to v.ork
! you'll be I'aitl your weekly allow
ance. Such a Policy Is Hie greatest
boon of the age to humanity.
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MILLINERY OPENING! I
WE WILL HOLD OUR FALL 0PILNING
WEDNESDAY- -TH U RSDAY
and FRIDAY.
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Count on it that wc will have the largest
and sellest line ever shown in this town.
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Specially
Registered
to You
Consider how the United States Government protects a letter registered
to you, guaranteeing its delivery safe and in good order.
The national BISCUIT, company exercises
even greater protecting foresight in delivering its
Biscuit land Crackers to you. Fresh from the oven,
they are enclosed in a dust tight, moisture proof
package, on each end of which is affixed this trade
mark in red and white.
C, offer one sterling silver-handl
umbrella, valued at $8.00, for the
Best Water-Color Not Otherwise Pro
vided for.
A. D. Royster, confectioner, Ral
lgh, NT. C, offers three pounds of his
fine candy for Best Collection Con
federate Stamps and Envelopes.
Value of premium, $1.50.
Hunter Bros. & Brewer, sellers of
fine shoes, Raleigh, N. C, offer one
air of shoes for the Best Decorated
Cake. Value $3.00.
The Dobbin-Ferrall Co., dry .;ooJs
notions, etc., Raleigh, offers a piece
of pottery tor the Best Chocolate
Fudge Cake. Value of premium,
.00.
The J. D. Riggan Co., toys, china
and glassware, Raleigh, N. C offers
a lamp valued at $3.00 for Best Plain
Hand Sewing.
The Jolly-Wynne Jewelry Co., jew
elers and silversmiths, Raleigh, X.
C, offers a lady's handsome gold
watch, valued at $10.00 for th;! lar
gest number of entries in Depart
ment E, Pantry Supplies, by any
lady.
Best Heavy Ilraft Horse, und ?r
four years old, one 50c. package Prus
sian Stock Food. '
Best Pair Driving Horses and
Double Harness, one 50c. package
Prussian Stock Food.
John B. Fowler, manufacturer of
flavoring extracts, Richmond, Va., of
fers assortments of extracts and col
ors for first, second and third prem
iums, valued respectively at $4.00,
$3.00 and $2.00, for Best Fancy Cake
(any kind) flavored and iced with
Fowler's Kxtracts and Vegetable; Col
ors. Liberal samples of three flavors
sent to any address on receipt by the
manufacturers of 20 cents postage
Wc will have on sale during the two days
of the opening two lots or Trimmed Pattern
Hats that we will offer at $4 98 and $5,98.
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These are great Bargains and you should
profit by them,
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Don't forge1, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 26;h and 27th.
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KNOWLEDGE
OF THK
PAINT TRADE
We claim there are more Homes in
Raleigh, N, C, Tainted with
S. W. P.
(ban with any other mixed Taint.
Teonle know it is best
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fhos. H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N. C.
BUCKS STOVES AND RANGES.
g 311 and 313 Fayctteville Street g
FIVE YEARS OLD
0L0 FASHI0KU COPPER DISTILLED
ZU ZlT ClNCER SNAPS-Criip, delidotu, golden-brown
morsels of sweetness and spice that everyone lores.
CHEESE SANDWICHES Thin crackers enclosing layer of
creamy cheese delicate bite to tempt an epicure.
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The Atlantic and North Carolina
Company have authorized reduced
rates as follows:
To Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. Ac
count King's Daughters and Sons,
October 9-12, 1906, rates on certificate
plan, one and one-third first class fares
plus 25 cents for round trip.
Winston-Salem, N. C. Women's
Christian Temeperance Union, October
13-10, 1906, rates on certif.cate plan.
Richmond, Va. Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons and C.raml Com
mandery Knights Templar of Virginia,
October 2J -25, 1906, rates on certificate
plan.
H. C. HUDGINS,
General Passenger Agent.
FULL QUARTS L
Express Charges Paid By Us.
A trial will convince you that theso goods are the very best for
iiiL-uitiiun miu uura iiuijiuses. oenu us your oraers and it not per
fectly satisfactory, return at our expense and money will bo re-
. luuueu in, uiiue, vn Biiiumeuta are maae in niain eases.
Remit by Postal or Express Monty Order.
Write for price list of other liquors.
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RALEIGH : SAVINGS : BANK
JOHN T. PUULEN, President. CHARIiES HOOT Cashier.
Capital and Surplus $50,000; Reserved Interest $1S,GC0; Profi'
$4,000: Deposits $700,000.00,
4 TElt CENT INTEREST TAID ON DEPOSITS.
Call in the Bank, or write for further information.
Yowmarv
Erbe
Manufacturers of
tha celebrated Files
and Cabinet. We
Have contracted for
tHe agency and will
be pleased to show
samples at .our store
or send catalogues
on request.
Alfred Williams & Co.
JOHN W. HAYS
CIVIL ENGINEER
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