Friday, The R.aJeigh DJly Tirines
October 27.
iy Stove Store
1
We arc now adding two
extra floors, covering (5,000
feet ol floor space, ami are
showing Stoves and Ranges
of every description in great
varictv and .price' We set
vour Stove up complete m
your home. Xo extra charg;
for tli is service, THIS PAR
TICULAR STORE
PLEASES PARTICULAR
PEOPLE.
121 E.Martin St; RALEIG H ;NT.t.5
The After-Fair Soiled Linen.
No doubt it's unusuallv ''dirty,"1 -.therefore it
need,s tlie. very best attention. Our machines- for this
class ol' work are not to he equalled in- Raleigh.
Phone us.
OAK CITY STEAK LAUNDRY,
117 West Uurctt Street.
it u:iar, v. e.
Both 'Phones 87.
IffiM FAIR CLOSES
Was Splendid Success In
Every Particular
Kine Concert (veil Last Xiirlit in
Auditorium lfrof. McKui-y lk
livers Address to About 2,.0
People Today Last of Vatr.
DVSPEPSIA-PROOF.
How Any Menl Can lie Thoroughly
Knjoycd by Any Stomach.
9uea up
WINTER JiOF '
WIPE AW AM-: PEOPLE IX THE SI.KKP Ills-
. 1KSS.
. All . kl . ils of old. Mattresses made over.
FEATHER I!K1 S .MA OK INTO MATTHESSKS.
Feather Be !s.'.;;n;i Pi.llov'.-i : v. aslied and medical--d..
Fir t claws 'work guaranteed.- Work
calied for a :d .ael!e:-ed the same da v. ...
Blessed with splendid weather
the negro s!atc fair, which elo-ed to-
day, was a splendid succors and
furnisned inspiration for the thou1
anils ot visitors who came, from
every part of the State to view the
handiwork and achievements of
members ot their race. Excursion
trains brought many hundreds of
people here. The best ot order was
maintained on t.ie grounds and the
colored visitors did .not give the
lightest trouble to the Kaleigh of
cers. -
I'he concert in the auditorium
:i. t night was attended by 2, 500
persons, nearlv ;oo ot whom were
i:ite. Col. ,1. II. doling was mas
ter of ceremonies, and I'rol. R. 'J.
MeKarv ot Lexington delivered the
I dress.
Real inclodv featured the music
id the large audience had every'
reason to applaud the musicians.
The program was creditable to tile
artists who took part.
During the evening Col. Young
referred to the good leelins that
obtained between the two races In
Raleigh.- and said that the colored
people. -were gratified at being giv
en the. use-ot the -auditorium,' The
address of Prol. McRarv was whole
some and showed thought and preparation.
Marshall Dies In the Chair
cjUMME ilDE
TPIE EUP.3EA
MATTJIES3 CO.
('. ('. I'bone l:W.'
1 ;:"t"iT address Xo.
McDovclI Stn-et. ,
Oar
2!) S.
An Old Mattress We
Made Over.
AiS'Mit ill .dladly Call, Show on Samples.
HOTEL LENOX
BUFFALO, N. Y.
'Ik
I I B,n ..! VXiTM A
Conveniently locafr-d In most
beniitiful part of lUiffulo, tlie ideal
Hummer city.
Houtbern faimllea And The
Lvuox a delightful stopping place.
KlUOPEAN PLAN.
ft.50 Per Day and Up.
8peial Weekly Monthly Rates.
""SPKC1AL A Pnbllc toxicab
will brine you to Hotel Lenox in
five minute. We will pay the bill.
No extra charge, in hotel ruteH.
Write fr "(initio of IliilTftlo
and Niagara Kalis". It will m
acnt with our cOiiiplimentA.
O. A. MI.VKIt. Manauer.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Circulation," andNearly Every
body Reads The Raleigh Daily Times.
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Low Medium
and Ifi(jh Priced
Garments
The cool jiioniings are reminders
that something a little colder. is to fol
low. Prepare for cold in the time of
warm.
You will find any and every style
that is to be used by the best dressers
this winter in our rich assortment of
Overcoats.
We want an opportunity to show
these to you.
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the bodv was prepared and taken in
charge bv his relatives.
I'rom al i en ( 'utility.
The following men were here to
witness th? execution from Warren
I count v: Messrs. T. R. Flacknall, K
h. (ireen, W. C. Faug. Ed. t'etar,
,T. K. Moselev, J. R. Pendergrasv.
,Wiltv Prtdgen. Ben Tharrington,
l John. Davis and G. W. Heiinett.
Death Paper Signed.
The twelve men who signed -the Dyspepsia Tablets
legal papers, as required bv lav.-,
were as follows: fessrs. W. C. Faga,
J. W. Manguin. F.. F.. Rrittoil. C. B.
Tavlor, R. S. McGeachv, Ceorte
Bennett. F. L. (Ireen. T. R. Blacknall.
Kdvvard Peacock, R. O. Peebles, . ".V.
T. Hodge, Krnest Raines.
Spent Onirt Night.
Norval Marshall rpent a very quiet
night, last niglit. Ouard Steadmau,
who kept the death watch said he
slept well all night. He woke up
one time during the night and asked
for a couple ot matches to smoke a
cigarette. lie had nothing what
ever to sav, regarding his death.
This morning when his breakfast war
carried to h mi, lie said he cared for
nothing to eat, and told the guard
that he was prepared to go, that he
knew ho must pav the penally and
was ready.
His Crime.
Norval Marshall committed' a
crime upon the person of Mrs.
Joseph C'hoplin Saturday September
H, about noon at a spring'to which
she went to get water. He treat
ened her with a gun and overpowered
her. Mrs. ('hoplin knew the negro
and as soon as she gave the alarm,
father, with two or three neighbors,
white and colored, approached his
home, not to arrest, him, but to
watch that he did not. get away while
the sheriff was 'phoned to. Upon
the approach of the woman's fathe-,
the negro shot him with bird shot
in the face and chest and again with
the other barrel in the hip and side.
When the sheriff came the negro
used his gun again and strategy was;
used on the part of the officers.
The brother and brother-ln-Hw of'
the negro made a friendly aporoacli
while the sheriff and posse seeming
ly disappeared
Costs You Nothing to Try Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets.
Men, as a rule, are first discover
ed by their enemies. Their antag
onists turn on the searchlight, and
the proof of merit will lie In being
able to stand the flash.
It was only In this way that Mr.
White ever knew that dvspesia was
one of Mr. Black's worst enemies, j
Sitting face t6 face at a two-by-four
table, he handed his afflicted friend
the bill of fare:
Oyster Cocktail. Stuffed Olives. :
Boston Clam Chowder.
Strained Gumbo.
Sirloin Steak with Mushrooms.
Roast Reef Hash.
Boiled Ox Tongue with Sauerkraut.
Lobster a In Newbnrg.
, Baked Pork and Beans.
Combination Crab Salad.
Hot Mince Pie.
Pineapple. Fritters.
Mr. White ordered a ' little of
each." Mr. Dyspepsia Black order
ed crackers and a glas of milk. "I
had such a big brenklasl this morn
ing," he said. "that I 11 Just takel
bite to keep vou company." But j
Mr; White could not be deceived:
I am afraid you can't stand the
gleam, Mr. Black. hv don't you
iv you have dvsiiepsia and be done
with It? You'll alwavs have that
hungry look anyhow as long as you
have dyspepsia. Now listen. My
stomach was m just as bad condi
tion as yours at one time. But now
can eat anvthmg, at anv tnr.e. For
instance, tins clam chowder or sir
loin sleak or even the lobster would
he lust as welcome lo niv stomach
as vour crackers ami mill;. ou
dont' realize how this dvsiiepsia
business is robbing vou of vour spi
rit ot vour energv and ability to
think qnicklv. I can t help notice
it. You haven't the cheer and so
ciability vou had three mouths ago.
Now I II tell vou what to do." and
thereat the cueerful -Mr. lute took
a vial from his pocket anil extracted
a wee tablet. "There there is a
tablet that contains an ingredient,
one grain of which digests 3.000
gra. lis of food. For even the worst
dvsneptic it's the -onlv thing that
I real iv gives relief. -The reason' is it
relieves the stomach of nearly all
the work it has to do. di-'ests every
thing in the stomach and stimulates
the gastric juice. I can t get along
wltho-.it them. Thev are Stuart s
You ran ;. get
them anvwhere on earth for 30c. a
package."
Yes It is 'true.' Stuart s Dvspepsia
Tablets ubsoltltelv Mop heartburn,
nausea, indigestion, dyspepsia of
the worst tvpe, sour stomach, bloaty
feeling and all eructations and irri
tation; and' freshen and Invigorate
the stomach. They cheer you up,
and make you get all the good there
is in your food. You will forget
vou ever had a stomach to worry
you.
Send us vou name and address,
todav and we will at once send you
bv mail a sample package free. Ad
dress F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart
Bids., Marshall, Mich.
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Cool Crisp Mornings
Call for Heavier Raiment.
The fields are hanging white with the fleecy staple; the forests changes
color, while variegated leaves strew the fields with a carpet of myriad hues; all
betoking the early approach of a predicted bleak and dreary winter season.
Against such conditions you can amply fortify yourselves at this store so far as
stylish, comfortable, cozy wearing apparel goes.
WARM WINTER COATS. -
: Funeral of Mr. I'pcliurch.
The funeral -of. Mr. John R. Cp
ehurch, who died at his home on
South Swam street yesterday, was
held this afternoon at 3:30 from
the residence, and was conducted
by Or- T. W. O Kelly, pastor of the
First Baptist church. Many Iriends
of Mr- I'pchurch were present to
pav a last respect to his memory...
Foley kidney Pills.
Supply Just the ingredients needed
to build up, strengthen and restore
the natural action of the kidneys
and bladder. Specially prepared for
backache, headache, nervousness,
rheumatism and all kidney, bladder
and urinary irregularities. Klng
Crowell Drug Co.
Glance These Over:
The best proof that the New York
Sunday World is the best Magazine
Newspaper for you to order in ad
vance and to read is that It has a
circulation In New. York City greater
Thev enter"-1 the than the Sunday Herald. Times, Sun
J. ROSENGARTEN CO.
"Best in Ready-mades."
house and overpowered the negro,
while the posse rushed in. This
course was taken to prevent blood
shed and the killing of the negro in
the home of his father, who is a te
spected colored man and land owner
He was quietly carried to town and
placed in jail. He was given a
speedy trial, before Judge Justice,
and sentenred to electrocution.
Never Out of Work.
The busiest little things ever made
are Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every
pill is a sugar-coated globule of
health, that changes weakness Into
strength, languor Into energy, brain
fag Into mental power; curing Con
stipation) Headache, Chills, Dyspep
sia, Malaria. Only 25c. at Klng
Crowell Drug Co.
Mr. Lester F. Butler went to
Greensboro yesterday to attend the
meeting of editors of weekly and
seml-weeklv newspapers for the
purpose of agreeing upon uniform
advertising rates for foreign business.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO
0UININF.. Loolt for the signature
of E. W. GROVE. Used the World
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Tribune and Press COMBINED. In
Its Magazine Section next Sunday
will be: "Society Women Who Wear
Trousers." "Peculiar Names In the
City Directory,"-. Girls Prominent in
Get-Rlch-Quick Games," "The First
New Yorker," The Source of Charles
Dickens's Characters," "Important
Changes on Broadway," "Hallowe en
Facts," "Exercising." &C, &c. Don t
fail to order next Sunday's Nev
York World in advance.
There will be a meeting of the
Merchants' Association in their
rooms tonight. . '
MUSIC
Wanted: Pupils for day and night
class on Violin, Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano, especially. Very reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Music and Books free of charge. No
extra charge for going to. house;
ilso would like to get young ladles
to take up orchestra muslo. Reason
able price and good pay when cap
able. Apply to
PROF. J. LEVIN,
188 BT,
Ml
ly
These foi
dreii in ('loth.
"Worsteds.
Women, .Misses and Chil
Kersev and doublel'ace
Caracul, Fur and .Russian
Vony Skin. Mot a .material, -weave .nor
fashionable style missing.
Coats for Stdiool yii-N . . . .$3.00 to $12.00
Coais for Younr T,;Miies. .$6.00 to $25.00
Cats for SwcH Dresst i's $15.00 to $85.00
NEW TAILOR-MADE SUITS,
DRESSES AND SKIRTS.
In Women's Kcady-to-wear apparel, this
season's display will surprise and delight
even those who know our .reputation for
showing none but the newest styles and
best values brought out from New York.
Tailor-made Soils in colors, make-up;
and materials, are what you might expect
to see, even in the more pretentious
stores of a northern city. The.-, prices
range from. . . . . . .......815.00 to $85.00
Dresses for day and evenin"' wear of
line Wo ileus. Silks, Satins. .Chiffons.
Crepe I)e Chenes, trimmed with Nets,
Fringes and Laces at prices that run all
Ihe way from. ... . . ... .$10.00 to $65.00
Separate Skirts of Knglish Novelty Suiting, Iri.-h and Scotch Mixtures,
wide, ami narrow wale Serges and Plain Cloths hv vrradual rise from
$1.98 to $18.50
KNIT GOODS IN STRONG DEMAND.
Sweaters,- Avialioii Caps and Motor 1 loods White, Plain Odors and
White, -anti-colors will' borders in line contrast ami bold relief,.' Prices any
v.here 50c. to $8.50.
liiPlf III
OYIAN-PEARCE COMPANY
Raleigh Office
Upstairs, next door to Grand
Theatre. (Qvor Weather's
Art Store.) Come In and hear
tho new Records Victor and
Edison. See tho now Victor
Hornless at J15.00.
H. A. GASKINS,
Italelgh and Durham, . C.
JXO K. CUKKL, Mgr.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Cir
culation," andNearly Every
body Reads The. Raleigh
Dailv TimM.
PIANOS
AT
K o o n c e Bros .
HARGETT STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
STARR PIANOS, TRA YSSER PIANOS, RICH
MOND PIANOS, REMINGTON PIANOS AND
PLAYER PIANOS.
We now have on display-
one of the most
beautiful STARR
PIANOS that is made,
the price is only tfoOO.OO
and the (juaiity, tone
and construction, you
will find to be all you
can want in a line Piano.
Other Starr Pianos up
to $ 1,000. Terms to suit.
J. W. HOLLINGSWORTH, Mgr.
AT KOONCE BROS., RALEIGH, N. C.
MANHATTAN
SHIRTS
' :
Beautiful range of Patterns for Fall-Winter.
CR.QSS LINEHAN CO,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.