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: . - - ' . w v , - . , - - ... - f i . . ' ' ' 1 NOELL BROS., Proprietors. Vol. XX. "VJ '".V 1. : ;abroad ;. HE JLT.-; , O.I .00 Per Year in 'AcJrancb RO )TRfWn mTrnrr niTAT tt W " , . . ' - '-1 T vrxi,xxx vy-avjuii , ednesday jfivEioNa, Uctooer zb, lyOiS, l ; No 42 " V - . T . i . - - -t 7 R0XB0R0 TOBACCO MARKET Is Offering Unexceptional AdvanS tages and Is Paying the Farmers the Very Best Prices for AH Grades That Can be Obtained Anywhere. Bring ou a Load and be Convinced. Roxboro as a tobacco market of fers unexceptional advantages to the farmers of Person Caswell, Qr advantage. Of course it stands to reason.that when a person can see what he is buying, he is . willing to Pay forjt;. Roxboro will; not :"be' outdone,; but wiJ 1 pay. the; farmer just as much money as he can, get anywhere. v" -r-; v ; ; ; P0 9 padding, is the eating thereof. Be cne of ttieVeat. ange, Durham and Granville coun ers: non t et- anybody, persuade ties, in North Carolina, and Halifax l01x g5 to -some other market, county, in Virginia. These advan - ' V: . -t taces are not excelled by any other KVE ON TO ROXBORO ! market in Virginia, North'or South Carolina, when it comes to getting the very best price's for the farmers tobacco. ' v"- - t r The warehouses are ..manned by BIG INDUBTBIAL COLLAPSE. Fifteen Thousand Men Thrown O ut ot Emroyment. Buxte, Mont., Oct ' 2 V--By the gentlemen ot experience and abU- general shutdown of the , Amalga ity and who are themselves excel mated- Company properties last lent judges of tobacco. They will night; 13,000 ; to 1 5,000' men are see that every pile brings the last directly thrown but of .employment cent that can possibly be; gotten, and others wili be indirect affected The accommodations cannot be within a week 'so that the grnd beaten on any other . market. totalwill reach 20,060. The Great Remember that when you bring a Northern vvill lay off ia portion of load to Roxboro, you ; will .find a the jcrews heretofore hauling ore cordial welcome awaiting you com fromiButte to the Boston and Mon fortable looms for yourself and dry tana Smelter at Bie- Falls. !l tie stalls for your stock. ; V Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Rail out e pie' Our buvers are all as clever, way will Jay..ott treieht cars be- ivir, mourns prestige, ana: voice. high-toned gentiemen. as can - be tweenv Butte;. aucl. Anaconda. ' ; Jin l.n party matters can 4be ;drminished found anywhere in the world,wand addition to these, numerous other. in 9nf 7py. And snic thls;! avenue TESTING THE WATTS LAW NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS. Interest Centers in Ninth f District ! V.Tom 'Settle Will: Try for Nomina- j SaTl0011 Men- Retain Counsel to Look ; i -n -V- , lato th Qaention ofrlts jConstiCa- ;' Locke Craig Probable Democratic VCaididate'FronirNInth-: : . . Washington, Oct: 24, President Roosevelt's declaration' that Repub. lican State Chairman Rollins- ihall have absolute control of; .the k dis pensation of Federal pationage in North Carolina puts a quietus on the opposition in the s party. ranks, which, from time to time, has been threatening to wage war on the new leader of the organization; The patronage controls. the; otEcertioi ders, and this class in .. turn, com poses the organization . Only one resultxan follow, andv that is that Mr. Rollins will have absolute au thority. When the day arrives for the selection of a State ch airman, the man who now holds the office will be xe-elected. ' Those outside the breastworks will continue- to knock, but they 'cannot successful ly go up against the man who deals in iouowmg me saies in ey are ais cuiciucs, uotu large ana, smaii, r yivs,if ttayalJ vatcu posed at all times to pay the very whic relied upon the Amalgamated !t;.wouM-ieem,tfiav top of the market. ; ' They have as: their chief customer; will -be dioiTOrdect?QSj)r plenty of money to pay for. it, and obliged : to curtail. 7 In Montana ca.n triJT?1 Congressv;from the State are anxious for every wund of toHoue ' aprjn destoUrUolhps IPhti: bacco that they caa get. f - week is cut off the payrolls: . , cai muuenceid a way, y, Reyabli; Remember- that warehousemen. Butte streets are filled today with can representative would-vulually auctioneers, buyers and every one 7ooo miners that were thrown out 1 f?6C0m -the leader of-the ; oarty : in interested in the ivelfare-of; the last night. Boarding house keep-JtheStatei for the rtasoa : that, the market are doinsr every thine possi- ers, storekeepers,' etc., whom the iuciiu yauuuage wuuju oe piacea ble for the benefit "of the . tobacco miners owe, DesiL2ed the justices' at ,ms "sppsaL .Thomas Settle piuuter. h v haul vour tobacco courtd" "seekinL; - garnishee . orders aspires-to Rohius inantle. as part to surroundiuir markets, when you THe: coas.tab.ea canuo r serve tue leader via the congressional route. can get iust as much monevbVipapersfast euoagh and the justices' no aoes ii. 7bpencer Blackburn, , in selling on the Roxboro, not tolcerks are working, overtime filling tneeighth district. Rollins; told the bpeas; 01 me wear ana rear 01 your 1 meui uui. . , i . teams and loss ei time to1 vour- v 1 AnaiKtna nfthpMnti. " o- , tana Ore Purchasing Company, to- tionaiity. ; The Grounds on. Which They Base Their Hopes ; 5 - . ;WmoTON, ;pct:''24r.r-Salo6n men in Raleigh and, other, :cities 1 in North Carolina that have voted! for dispensaries, t:have;vretaindd ' .ble counsel wi th the vie w of testing s in the courts the constitutionality :bi the. Watts law." One of the attor neys retairieel was here .today. He stated that it had not been fully de. cided to.bring an action testi ngthe Wattsiaw, but thatsome decision would ; be reached in a few days by the attorneys' who have been' en gaged rfo inake an inyestigatibniof the matter. The 'saloon men base their hoesrfjr .the femeniment of the Watts iaw on the provision .that makes eligible; for : dispensary -potn-missioners btiiy those persons wh o voted for, the .'dispensary ' TheU torney here today saidr--' s; ' f" : This section is undoubtedly in Ivio'alion Cof f the . constitution but wneinep it wui ..destroy ' the , who e act is a-'questioni .Tnis is the1 point which we. 'are investigating. r;" If it is the opinion of ; the attorneys re tainedlthat, this;sectioh destroys the act, suit . vvill be. instituted at once: Wehope to have a conference to de- terminer whether to test, the act in' a self. President that North Carolina Re publicnns would be represented in the next Congress. Such a result Wilson Has "a Most Destructive Fire- Witson, N C. , Oct. 26 - S, W. Venable's TpDacco Company ' s : f ac tory wentup in ' a roariLg whirl wind of fire at ten o'clock tonight; Jlow trie buildiug caught, has Hot yet been ascertained. The night is still ; brilliant', at this hour 1:10 witV the hot raidiance of the flames, but the fire is now Sunder control. ' -. The building ,. is owned by the branch Banking Company and has At this hour it'.is impossible" to I " - ...-. - , .... get the names of those, having to bacco stored in the building. " The factory and the stock of the Carter and Whitehead ; Company was very .much damaged by smoke arid water andjhe Joss of the com--pany is estimated at abput J&cco. Tne firemen -worked likeheroes in order to eave thie properties. ; J would come near to phjtting "himbeen sedsbme time, for the stor- out of commission politically sneak. aSe 01 woacca it was lull ot totac ine- , ' - co lomgnc anu -ine estimarea loss Wnty, nicfnVf ie" ,nct ls about 5o,ooo, partially covered As a tobacco market the im - day published a statement giving portance of Roxboro cannot be 1 his side of the shutdown. fie said overestimated; The warehousemen that it was a move: on the part of give their personal Wttention to tbe' VVa'l street speculators (amohs cver pile of tobacco sold on their thenvH. H. Rogers," president of interesting on the North, Carolina warehouse floors. It is the same the, Almagamated Company) to cnecker-ooara.: fnis conaition re whether it be the sorriest -or the coritrolstock , manipulation and WoS' suits from the expected unseatu g best. That means a ?reat , deal, not directlv caused bv the iniunc- of Representative J. M. Gudger, at too, to the farmer. . This the ware tioii; issued yesterday- by Judge the coming session, of. Congre-ss. limiM trt tpo mrprv pin;Q Uo'ofek'coi to't J,i rr 1 Settle s . etiorts tor-a nomination Pound sn.d at trii-ir hniws. ' - PKrarr v's deokion vesterdav was in meau a fiSht tor State ; leader- of sell this market will send him vfr on . V Annnda 9ut even more, interesting home with just as much, money Jin Copper Company, 'said' that there forts-that haye recently reached his pocket as if he hadsold ts9me' was ho truth in.' the statement that wnere tlse. 1 his is not i3enseiess ; ur. .-Rno-prs nresident ot the Amal- 1 ' . , . v. gam ated Copper Qpmpany, - ordered thershut down to affect the ; stock market. ' - - .. i: ' ' " 1 . ' .. bv insurance: Refusea" to Ask King's Cleiaency:. Romb. Oct. 24.--Ricbmond Pear son .'''formerly. United" States consul J at Genoa, and now minister to Per sia, has been fined $6o and $15 costs for; insulting ;'an Italian railroad ; oflficia.". last -r December, previous to his appointment las minister.s The government was desirous of settling 5 the; incident byfi pardoning- Mr. V. Pearson; biit the 'latter refused-10 ask for the King's clemency-, as pre-. sen bed by. law. j : , Mr. Pearson, on December 2, had some, words at theirai!road station at Genoa with, gome other passen gers, about souie seats in a car, and an employee of thero'ad intervened, whereupon : Mr. Pearson, it , is claimed,' . used insulting' language in addressing ' the employee;, The train left, and the incident would ; have been closed if Mr. : Pearson, on . returning-to Qepo'a, ,hacL pot Z made . a report to, the station master, re. peating : the alleged insults, com pelling the employee to defend him selfl The latter used- the. consu general s letter as evidence before the judicial autorit'es, and Mr. Pear son not appearing, he was sentenced by default., v - AN'nncomhmn novfl- ly a ppw peu dppenrs 1 u LiPPitf ccti's Maoa- : zinb foi November. It is" called A: Ho u ee Divided" and is by Ella Mids' dleton TybonV hitherto known t for a serifs of delightful negro parables. "A Bouse Divided" introduces white characters on the shores of "the Delaw -ware, where a great dramatic flood furnishes a climax. It is a tender lovestory with two grim parents in thejbackgroand who have not Spoken to each other for yeas. . A . remarka bla tale' N written ,vtitb. ' nower and charm, . ' " r - , , T t t r r V it V V. y t ? t t"tt 't T . T "t 1 y '? TMy y y ? r' t T11 vJITr' It makes no difference what krrid p'ne with the Northern Securities ship. He will bave tot r:eckon;with tobacco the farmer has got td decisVon. ' 'T: 7; " V, S. Lnsk,iJ.J. Britt, and others. Li thi J'nio'fi m11 . nd him ,xf c;; c a' ' ?ut even more interesting are ..re- Styles-arid or idle talk, either, but.,, has been frequently demonstrated during the ptist few aays.' this being so; can you not see the big advantage: that tbe home market possesses oyer those of surrounding towns? 7( ' Don't take our word for it but load up your wagon and drive straight for, Roxboro. You ' wiil always find men at the Hvco, ; Pio ner ?nd Farmers' , ;readyV to welcome you and rnake your stay both pleasant and profitable. ; The sales on this - market have been good for the jast few days aud are constantly Hcreasfugt Iast eek there ; were excellent breaks during theentire week. . ; -. We must not close ' thts article without alluding to the fact " that 11 of the warehouses are well 'ighted for showing tobacco. ' Never have we seen; lights that shoa up -the tobacco on the fleers to better here f rom Asheville; with reference to the nomination of a Democratic .. ' - candidate, in the event of . the., un seating of. Mr. . Gudger.;, There is said to be a growing tseutiment tin favor ofv tendering the nomination! to Locke Craig. ; . .. - Left Bryan ..$40,000 ; jJew. Haven, Oonn.,r Oct. v2a.: TTT-ii t-t 4. ' hga I Nowadays new ideas in prize com- v-ii-iY William T.. Krvan testined I r p . , 1 j 1 t. ; : tt; peiitiona ale few and far between . ... ... . . fc;D r The editor ot the. Woman's Home will of the late Philo S. Bennett, of . - . 1 jt.' i ,L Companion - has nit upon a novel . if -fj t. 1 prize contest that is bound to prove quest that Mr. Bryan should accept f . . - r . . 5 " , , . A L ntereptinff. He ha8 called upon his $40,000, or wnicn ipi.0,000 was iu . b . - . 4, u-iV ' known authors in solving the ever-! invest for their three -children, - , k n ttT. - .A. . , perplex mff . qnestion of a-HNxnan's , . -ri.r- - - - I nhnirto n mvp in i iitt . i n fin ma of Albertine".'. a beautiful Chicago heiress baa tiree admirers an . En slish lord, a New. Yorker and a Chicago man. Thy ere eqzzMj at tentive, equally dccirable, end ch3 cinnct dscid3 vhich chs uill n:.rry. r;:. ::r n r.: when r. Bryan thought it wise. The letter was opened by the court, but was' not read publicly. MVcen they are afTactedrhfe is in dr,u. csjs Dr. Abcrnthy, tha crc-t H-jUch physician, ldca Kid is what makes things move in a" dry goods store. We know that we have both nght ; -We know' that we have 1 the very newest 'and best styles, thac w bought ; our goods as cheap as they can be bought and that we have putprices on them that competition wont beat and twill h ate mighty bad to meeti - , " - - - V ' - Dres Goods and Trimmings ! If you'will only take the time to examine, this line you will be convinced that you can't , find better or prettier ; styles and with bur lower prices yon can hardly afford - I to buy elsewhere. ! " . : T Wra,ps and Skirts. . We have a splendid line for both ladies and children and: it will be well worth your time to inspect it. Our 5 and $7.50 values for ladies wont be matched. We also show 1) a good une 01 reaay maae starts it we nappen not to xiavejust ux aiuii jfuu vvuuu vc wiu uuvc uuc uiuUv iu p order from any goods in our stofe'on short notice, made bright, too.; V'V : . .; ' ' ; vVe challenge competition on Shoes. We sell the Triinfcs. -: t :- i We are the Carpet, Matting and Eag people X7e can't be beat on TJndervrear. A bij ctcck of all joods ncually kept in a first clncs dry goods store, and our prices will chow that uc mcrlicd tL?ia to cell not to keep Ccmc end c:. si : ... fc-. ft.
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