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VOL. XXII-HO. 158C 1 . ;
KIW BI25, I. Ct SUNDAY MORHIJ0. OCTOBER I 1904,
TWENTY THIRD YEAR
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I; Newest Things in ; belts and- J
; . bags ' :
Pnan Aa finis and T-oofhor TloUn in Mftfdt and . Colorf. ' ?
I ' fahcy back with: buttons, either brass or silk; sberred sides X
CK I .. Jl r at a i . 4 m
4 wan nanagercMex xronw '
Bun of the newest make, envelope and Peggie Bags, I
Z mtea wttn strap nanOJe at SHe ana eoo.
sfrom onr nomnrelifinaiTA ooUAOtion of dress fabrics. As the T
f y fall season of 19041 now under way we cau safely recom- 2
a r liuuiu a law HiHuuiLiLitw liie nave uoeu Ereativ iu ui uiaiiu. o .
I A ' u - ' w
tiouowe: xaiior ouiangs, oo inoi wiue, bji wooi ana uie pr.ee
is omy ouo sne ya.
PHONE 288.
43 Pollock St., Opposite Post-office.
NEW
ERA
PAINT
looks good
spreads better
wears best
Covering Capacity Unexcelled, Quality Undisputed
BUCK'S
STOVES
ftnital in Fuel
SplEiI ii iperata
Life tirat: id iinrabililj
SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phono 9 68 niddle 5t
HEATERS AND COOK STOVES
Complete fine just received 1 Stoves put up and pol
ished on short nctioef General Hardware, full line.!
Sash, Poors and Blinds I Heth & Milligan Taint!
None better ! New ear road Ellwood Wire Fence juet
received ! Machinery and Mill Supplies !
Gaskill Hdw. & Mill Supply Co.,
BUtDWJJtB TIHIddXBt
Pbeae 17.
HILL 8UPPLIKS 4 Cnrn St
- Fhona Slfl.
SPECIAL to the PUBLIC
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P
AX THE
AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
1 59-6 1 lUDDE STREET
co::sFiFincst i;olled
Bats just begun. . W bars jnst arrived from the corthera ' markets
with a complete line of ; '
Changes Hade in Collector Duncans
t' l " office. 1
Teany Xea Iudletod for- Craelty
" to an, Animal. Coa
- vleU Arrlre'For The Pea
UecUloa ea school Maps
: ' tieaeral Approval of -Jadje
Faraell's
Declaloa
Raleigh, Oot 1. Carle Dunoaa, oollee
tor of Int jrnal retenae for ihs Xastera
district! of Korta Carolina aanoonoM
everalehangealn deputies. 8 A Hod
gin la made deputy collector la Greens
boro and T A Albright la made general
store keeper and guager to aucoeed Hod
gin. Another change la that Rowan
Rogers la appointed general storekeeper
to succeed Jno MoKeo who goes back
Baltimore to reaume his medical atad
!e:
An elaborate reception wat given laat
night by Or and Mrs Burkett, o( the
Chair of Agrlcnltnre of the A fc U Col
lege In honor of the.agrlcDltnral atndent
and ftcilty of the college. It was quite
anlebsrate aod very elegant affair.
Two .hundred or more of the people of
the clt called darlog the evening. ,
Sheriff JO Crawfoid of Martin oonn
ty was here today to c-uxmit to the penl
tentlary three convicts, two white men,
Jae Id Metre and Geo W Bower to
serve respectively 10 and 20 years and
one negro, Will tJmallwood to serve 17
years, all three being convicted of murder.
Walter Suggs and Barley Hangum
two joung white men have been Indicted
by the g.-and Jury tor driving and beat
ing a livery horse so saverely that the
animal died from the effects of the treat
mrnt.
In Wake Superior court this morning
Judge Ferguson made an order not
pressing the noted conspiracy cue
agalnat Oapt V E McBee and R 8 Finch
In which they were charged with,
criminal conspiracy against the State In
their delegation for patting the A ft N
railroad lu the bands of receivers. The
case which was set for trial this weak
waa continued for the term on account
of the continued lllnesof Oapt W H
Day. The new order ,nol prosslng ,the
whole proceeding la not explained la
any way.
A statement of average October weath
ar for 17 years in North Carolina leaned
today shows that the earliest dateoa
which a killing froat occurred wai Oct
8th and that the lowest temperature
was on Oct 80th end BlaU 180. The
warmeat October wat Is 1000 with an
average of 60 degrees and the eoldeit In
1888 with an average of M.
The boys and girls of Raleigh, are de
lighted, and many of the grown up peo
ple too, for that matter, we feel that
they owe certain duties to their children
orer the announcement that the Fore-
paugh'a Sells enraous shows united
are heading tola way and will be in Ral
eigh Nov 4th.
The Bute Superintendent of Publlo
Instruotioa waa called on yesterday to
act as a Judge la passing on the merits
of townaalpjehool maps drawn by vari
ous teachers In the ooonty la competition
for prise of 110 ta gold offered by Super
latendent dement of the Wake county
schools. J St Turaar of Panther Braach
wen the prize.. Capt OlemenU is himself
preparing a very valuable school map of
tne waoteoountry. . - . ,
The order of Judge Paraell refdalnf
allowaaees for counsel fees tlo to Onv.
let sad Fleck if their receivership Utlgs
Uoa agaltst me Atlaatle ox north Caro
lina railroad company auet very gener
al approval Bate. : , . . ,'
COSTS ' ROTiJlHG IP IT FAHS
f. B. Daffy Gives Oaaraalee Bond With
. Kto-aa, Haturs'g Remedy for t
PWPsls.; r;J
Reed the foUovlsg plain aad poet ties
inaraatee Ut f g Duffy ' gives with
every hex ef Kt-aa that he sells.
. , Dry Goods, Clothing-, Shoes, Hat,' Ladies and
; old at rock bottom prices. - ,
-. : T3 - ?wawtw :v!
IIenr)r s Pharoacy.
Full Una of Druss.IIed
icincs, Toilet Ar- ;
-... tides and Coap.' 1
Fresh ' Supply of
Flower Seeds.
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' ; GUAtAKTM '
; I hereby agree to. reined the
money paid for Ml-o-ea ea return
of the empty bos, 11 the parchaeet
tll me that U has 'failed ti cure ,
dyspepsia or Stomach trooblse.
Tkle gaaraotea covers two SOe ,
hozes, or a month's treatment. .
"(Signed) F BDnffy. '
THEY COMB AND GO.
Mrs W H Koch and her ' daughter
Miriam, returned to her home la Wil
mington yesterday after a pleasant visit
with ber parents, Mr and Mrs L 8
Wood. : " -
Punch Wheeler, press represents! Ive
of Joha RoUnsoa's shows was la the
city yesterday. - s
Mr W G Murdoch of Wlldwood w as
here yesterday. -
Oapt 3 3 Royal was a visitor here yes
terday. .
Col 8 J Holladay has gone to Beven
Springs for a few days recreation,
Hiss Lizzie Hancock returned laat
night from a visit at Black Monn
tain:
Prof Kemp.V the Military Academy,
returned laat night from a bnalneas trip
la Pitt county.
Mr end Mrs X B Ellis and daughter,
Miss Elisabeth, letnrned from Waynes
vllle last night.
Mr Charles Ellison returned from
Beven Springs last night.
Mr aad Mrs A T Dili returned from
Wayneavllle laat night.
Mr and Mrs Howard tttyron and child
returned laat night from several months
sojourn la Blddeford, Me.
Miss Vollva Taylor, returned yeater
day from Newport where she has been
viattlng friends.
Mr F I Perry went to Beaufort laat
night
Miss Mabel Wade, who has been the
guest of friends here for a few days re
turned to her home In Morehead Olty
last night.
Mr Fred Bcott went to Atlantic last
night.
WLArendellof Morehead City was
In the city yesterday.
Mra A E Plttman and family returned
yesterday from a vlalt to relatives and
friends at Klnaton and Grlfhon.
Mr George Green returned . from Ral
eigh. yesterday.
Mr and Mrs O E Slover returned laat
night from Wayneavllle.
TUESDAY'S BIG DAT.
"Wate Me Early, Mother," Bay The
- Smell Boy of Town.
'.
'Don't forget to cy me mother,
Pleaae have i a set the alarm,
For the ahow will get In early
I won't miss it for a farm."
' 'Lay of the Small Boy.
Many a yenugster will sleep with one
eye Open tomorrow night, watching the
first break of dawn,and as soon aa the
aun begins to peep above the eastern
horizon, he will quietly slip on Ms
clothes aad sneak down the back stairs,
softly open the back door, and bike to
ward the railroad yards and perch on a
box ear to await the flr.t appearance of
the Robinson show trains.
Of conrae when Jimmy geta down he
will find that Bill, Pe, Jack and some
of the rest of ."the gang" will be there
already and will guy him for not getting
up before four o'clock, but what's the
difference. It'll be ahow day just the
same.'
Many older people are inclined to
laugh at the small boy for arousing at
auch an unseemly hour and following
the show from the time It pulls Into
town until Its large tents are spread and"
the parade Is started from the ground,
but, If they only knew it, little Johnny
has the best of many of the older people
He Is able to see many things that are of
greater Interest than even the moat thrill
log Of the performances In the big tent,
Few people realize the wonderful system
that enables a big ahow like the Robin
son shows to be moved ready, give two
performances and then get out of town
Without friction and aeemiogly without
effort.
The ahow cornea and goea with Ha
thousands of dollars worth of property,
its hundreds of employee and Its aorea of
canvas and few people think anything
about It, except that there la a ahow in
town.
They do not stop to think of the won
derful amount of work that la neceatary
to conduct a great amusement enter
prise like the Robinson shows, but take
it all aa a matter of course, because cir
cuses have come and clrcoaea have gone
for years.
Snake Grew in Doe.
LaGrange Sentinel.
Mr R O Oroom killed a large white
oak snake just Inside of .his front gate
Saturday night.
This makes fourteen white oak snakes
he has killed within a month. Mr Croom
tells -a remarkable story, about a dog
which belonged to his father, and which
was bitten by a white oak snake.
Several weeks after the dog wat bitten
It sickened and died. Out of curioaity
Mr Croom cut the dog open and found a
white oak make two feet long clinging
to the dog's liver. Now Its up to the
science to explain this phenomenon. We
had of ten heard of such anake stories,
but had always doubted till Mr Oroom
told us that he witnessed the circum
stance himself. He Is a truthful man.
Mrs O P HalvereoD, Racine Waa
slok for Ave yean; nothing agreed with
me. Holllsters Rocky Mountstn Tea
made me strong, healthy. Gained 89
pounds. 89 cents, Tea or Tablets. F 8
Duffy.
Promptly Settled.
New Ben. N O, Oot 1st, 1004.
To Mr W R Crawford, Jr , General
Agent, Oosaeollctrt Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Raleigh, N C,
Bin
I desire to express to yoa my sppre
etatloa of the extremely prompt settle
ment 'sad adjustment Jot the policy of
9,000 upon the life of my deceased bus
band, Ferdinand TJlrlch, the proofs of
death having been trsasmllted end ac
tual! received by yoa oa September
tSta. 1004, and check for 8jno.U bar
tog beau paid ate oa this, tea 1st dsy of
October following. '"j.-v ;
Accept my thanks for the prompt aad
courteous treatment, and with By best
wishes fee-the ooatlaaed , success of
your eosapsay.. ; 1 i '.
;:.'V4-'Tetytraiy Toura.91"
i.' - y ' LOUISA BT. TJLRIOH.
Inmonia and Indigestion Cored '
'-Last year 1 bad a very severe attack
of rndlgeatloa. : . I could aot sleep rat
sight isd suffered most excruciating
paiae foi three hoars after each meat I
was troubled this way : for about, la re
months wbea I used Chant b'.erlale's
Buroach as d Liver Tableta,and reoelvi i
Imaedlate relUI" aays Joha Dliou.Tul
lasaf re, Oalario, Canada. . For sale by
all drugiUte, - ' r' .,
I October Magozlncs
-Now fii'Bate At-
mrn's "kok sic:.?: ?
X 1
e teeeeeeeeet e;t ,
Ml o-a baa made mora complete and
lasting ears of dyspepsia aad stomach
troubles thaa any other remedy. It
does Its woik thoronghly aad so atreefh
ni the atomar that the one who naea
Ucaet anyUlr gat any lima. It will
open the toot to a new and brighter out
look In lir, for wbfa the stomach U
Ire !;;!: f7.1, bmilth, good spirits and
ckorfu!np, nlnrlly follow.
l'l o ra la the nnly rt tn!y for Ajt
pr''e that la a 'Id on a )le and
lute giirn!f t!,t it
unVs It cuf f. 1
w!:h t!,e k '!( ' ,
VaZf w!U r':;ivl
fi".
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M-nt f t V
ll.e ir.xrt y If
Queen QuaUty and Reeds Shoes
Ws have Just received our fall line of
Qaeea Quality and E P Reeds shoes
for bullae. All I the Ute styles end
I rule.
J J BAXTER.
The Atlanta Journal raya of the John
Robinson's Shows:
Clean and good from start to ilalsh,
without an act tbat was dull or poor,
and with hundred that were far better
than the' average, John Robinson's
shows thoroughly satisfied thousands of
persons yesterday afternoon and last
evening.
The crowd ws a record-bleaker for
Atlanta, and the aeata in the tent would
not hold all the people. They spread
Into the hypppdrome track and blocked
It ao that It waa almost Impossible to
hold the races, and the united efforts of
10 circus men were required to keep the
(Continued on page 8)
A Lore Letter.
Would not Interest you if you're loot
tng for a guaranteed Salve for sores,
Burns or Piles. OtloDodd, of Ponder,
Mo., writes: "I suffered with an ugly
sore for e year, but a box of Buoklea's
Arnica Salve cured me. I la the beat
Balve oa earth. 25c at C D Bradham'a
Drng Store.
Try a bottle of Carbonated Coca Cola
It post esses wonderful toriio properties
made from the famous Coca laat and
Kola nut
Go to J J Baxters store on Taesdsy
sad you will see the prettiest Hue of
drees goods sad silk that lean be found
ta the olty,
3 J Baxter bat lust returned , from
Hew York where he purchased aa np to
date stock of dress goods, Ladles CBoaks
Silks, Ribbons, laces, embrolderks, a
beautiful line of Ladles Collars, new
styles, t to. Aa early laspectloa la-
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Insurance
How Is the School Cl UJrensEyea
Yonr child may le sriouHlj
bantlicftrj'cd In t'ioir stuilins by an
fjeatruln, which shows It "'f In
n)tne or all uie followm';smrt"ms:
IIe'l.irli lnl'.amu'.lim in or al'otil
t'.e ej-, 'roi i.'.n 6f!-r stud'.nr.
Murii! (,f lr" .ta, (to. I'y the aid
f f f-r r ' ';:' i we r .ti fr.'-.tse
t 1 t I 1 i , if i " (
v '1 i. ( ( ' '. i t (' . ' -!t
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Nice lot of Harvey's
SMALL HAMS
Not covered, just received at
McDANIEL'S
Just Received, also nice lot
CORNED MULLETS.
J..L
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Wholesale
eft Retail f,
Crrosser,
'Phone 91.
71 Broad St
Ladies Coats
Our stock of ladies and childrens Cloaks is the largegt
ever shown in the city and are all in the newest styles and
colors.
We also have a complete line of
Queen Quality
and E. P. Rcid
Shoes
in rusHel, plain kid and patent leathers.
Ladies 2 clasp Kid Olover, tho ivtilur dollar kind, for
50c a pjir.
J. J. BAXTER.
. S. Hudson & Co.,
LIVERY STABLES.
We havo opened a Livery, Feed,
Sales' and Exchange Stable ut No.
60 Broad St, Arnold's former
stand. Prompt attention given to
orders for turnouts, and horses
carefully looked after.
J S. HUDSON fc CO.
apwt(OTeranBraaat
&lheAre;Here
; and 'Crick
The nnnertainty of life and rich
ei makes it matter of prime im
porUmce to every man who has any
ooniiidiTable atnouns of roal or ner-
nonal pmjierty to have it inoured
(:iinht fire Ions. We are inniutent
ami perfir.tcnt on this scorn, be
w o we aj'T'-(ti,'ite the Vslue of
r 'yc'h ViL.Ti evorythln? go
i p i i - ' . I i iii iV.l to com-
).: ' i ui''i vii ttis luii.r. 'Phone
Souvenir Postal
Cards
An assortment of Post Cards
with views of the city on sale
now
Owen Q. Dunn
Leadlnr Printer A- Rttlniiar
Cer. Pollock A Craven Sts. I
Tremendous stock of fine suits.
OTercoaU, fornishings, .-hits,, boys
clothing, Shirts, sweaters and shoes
forfait -'r-T
Wo are now ready with the lar
gest and handsomest stock of , fall
and winter goods wo have) ever
shown to the retail trade. , We are
wideawake to the fact that to the
demand Of the trade is a high stan
dard of Valne at the lowest possi
ble price. Every dollars worth of
onr Immense stock lias been bought
with this idea strictly to (he front
Under Hotel ChatUwka;
GENERAL
HARDWARE.
I Screen Wire Doori
and Windows, irt
The Ic Saving Ola
zier Refrigerators.
' Agent for , the Farmer Girl aad Boy
Cook Stoves.
Farmers will bear bi rnlad thai we
carry a vary complete line of American
Steel Wire Fence. -.'..t --'y ,t
newt c
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Do:s Yonr w;u' Weed Repairs
Hlijr nnthaire It given expert attea .'
t!nn Ijr an eiprrt f !)!( f Compete!
nrl( -. ! . i 1 I, n f rr'ntto.
I r f a I l n c.f ( t i i'r 1 I i l