VOL, XXII-HO. Mlv
IIW BIM, I. C, THDESDAY UOSIIBO, NOYIMBIR 10, 1904,
TWENTY-THIRD V EAH
NORTH CAROLINA
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I 70-4, aff wool, KMte or gray, $350 1
If -4 $4.75
Mercerized Down Comforts
t2-4 $4.00
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NEW
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SASH DOORS BLINDS
Phone 9o
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AMERICAN STOCK COMPANY
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CAROLINA BRICK CO.,
Plants at Clark, Hymen's Siding, KLnston and Kobersonville.
Annual Capacity 16.000.000.
The large demand for our product
rah duiiuujk onw on uus mnrsei. ws are now erecting Vtj
Kilns that will not only inomaee our ontpnt, but will alto ma
terially improve the quality of onr product
IlTMAIf SUlTIsY COMPANY,
Mew Bern, NO
New Alasonic Theatre !
Friday tfijcht Nov. 11.
John IL Illckey Presents the emL
nent Tragedian -
John Orlfllth,
elded by. s brilliant company oif
legitiinnie players in n itupendous
production of Bkakespenre'l lm
; aortal taegedy ' , j. .-,
' UatallDg eleotrical effects; eUrt
lingtbemiosj Uloslons; FeaaaUonal
battle tableau, etc.. A Ule of en
chaotmont la six acta, enrpMsIng
My perform snoe ertf girtn la this
, eity. i i r
XOoor: ltd, , l end $1 60; ; gal
lery It, SOo, 760, - Been on sale
at Wetert ,
m&cheth.
12-4 $ '5.50
loots good
spreads better
wears best
Inimical in Fuel
Splaffl in operation
Life lime io flnratililj
68 middle 5t
Fafl Suit
Our new itock has arrived; we
have the largest and best selected
stock we have ever bad.
Men's, Youth's and
Boy's clothing
Oar Shoe department is complete
wifi the 1 test styles of standard
ma kg. We welcome our old pat
rons and invite the public to in
spect our stock before buying
elsewhere.
Justifies our olalra, that we f ornisb
- , BdUng Agents
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Waterman's Uetl
Fountain Pens the
Best Pens made.
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t The New Tfoik Journal end
I Washington Tost for the ful
JOST SO.
After ElecUon Remark Expecting
Roosevelt's Election
KctMlcM Get 2,000 in Wilkes.
Other Political Features of Elec
tion and Prophecies
Leave For Trip to
Mexico. Pas
tor Be
IBM. Balelgh, Nov. 10-E?erybody took the
election very quietly here. As one prom
lnent man remarked there were no head
aches or heartaches last night or this
morning. Governor Aycock return
ed from Goldsboro this morning.
He said that while he expect
ed Boosexelt to be eleoted he expected
Parker to carry New York state and oer
lalnly JIAjiot expect a slump like this
one' 'When asked what he thought of
North Carolina he replied: "She's all
right. There Is nothing the matter with
North Carolina You can always count
on her to turn out all right"
One prominent man said he expected
the next president to ba a socialist, and
a few minutes after this was said a tele
gram came to yonr correspondent from
a Chicago paper.ordering the vote given
Eugene Debs, socialist, tor pres
ident, in North Oarolina.
One of the happiest men was deputy
US Marshal Sharp of Wilson coonty
who came in tbis morning, all smiles,
and said: "My town. Elm City, gave It
votes for Roosevelt, the first time such a
thing ever happened. All were cast by
white men. No. a negro attempted to
register and not one was around the
polls."
Qlenn, nominee for Governor, win run
away ahead of Parker in the voting,
while Roosevelt will run away aiieaa or
Harris, the Republican nominee for
Governor. Some Democrats voted for
Roosevelt, and he got a lot of the Inde
pendent votes, mill operatives, eto.
The Republicans were -quite Jubilant
at the 2,000 majority tbey got In Wilkes,
and at the hundred majority they got In
8tanly. Telegrams to State chairman
Simmons I bts morning said Darehau
elected Etherage Democrat, to the House
by about 50 majority, but that the coun
ty ticket was doubtful. The Republicans
canted Sampson, of course sided oy
their friends the Porullets by OOP major
ity. They claim It by 800. Gatea conn-
ty went Democratic by 800 ana uoium
bus by MO to 750.
Dr and Mn D H Abbott left today lot
Mexico, to be absent a month, travel
ing through that country with the rail
way commissioners of the various
States, who have left St Louis on a
special train for this tour. None of the
corporation commissioners of this State
make this trip, straege to say. They
miss a most delightful tour of a wonder
ful country, It is a pity for theat to
miss such an opportunity.
The Bupreme court today took up the
dockets of appeals from the 11th district
Among the attorneys present are U B
Watson .Clement Manly, R r Taylor, Ox
ford, William B Rodman of Charlotte.
Now that the election Is over people
will utile down to business and there
will be some atws at the Capitol. A lot
of people don't want to talk much about
politics. One mta was asked U Cleve
land had been nominated would he have
been eleo'.ed and said ye, with a whoop
while another, s very prominent mas
said to reply to the tame qnestUm that
Cleveland would hart shared the' fate of
Parker, and Intimated that Bryan was
the only msa who could be a winner.
One Dsn said the real tronbli was that
the Demoerallo National managers were
second class sssa, and that Gorman was
the only first class man among there,
while the RepahUeate ere putting in the
very ablest atee they eaa possibly
Mod.
Rev M W Bauer, for Ire years eastot
of the Christian church here has resign
ed to become Sdltor of the Yoaag Peo
ple's Worker, end Secretary of the 8na-
dy School CrperUaeet of tke Boat hers
Christies Cherc. j v.
Hewi UeRoUbelL
. i
Corrected figoras show the ersaortj
eralsor West Ylfla( exceeded her con
tract speed tt Ml of a knot. ; ,
Tee witter settles ef the Cnbse Con
gress opea4 suspiciously !a Havana eac
9 realeeat Talma's sitstajS was lead. .
' Dedolte returns from the Italian elee
tions she a dnfnl for the Xitrsalsl.
who lost to) itii, and the re-eleotlce of
ell lbs CUot otois
It U ttiu3 If sa eiplorcf that Irr
eteese fortetts eaa be made C thi T-
'acd cf Gaaso where there are to!"..
)f bird, A trlas vmel kse bwe fij'ilp
4 to carry Ibe fortune boaters to U
place.
THE STATE ELECTIONS
Returns on.Congresmen And Majority
Vote Conflicting.
The Journal had specials from the
western section of the State yesterday,
mostly on the Congressional results.
In the tenth district Gudger received
a majority over Zwant of 1160,agalnst a
ajorlty of 187 In ISOi.
In the fifth, W W Kitchen's majority
over Reynolds was given at 8,000 to
4,000, against 8 803 in 190i.
In the ninth Webb's majority Is esti
mated at over 8,000, In 1902 It was
.SOO.
In the eighth, the latest laC night
from Charlotte was that democrats
claimed Newland's election by 288
majority. Blackburn's friends claim
that these figures are not correct, and
that Blackburn is eleoted. The vote I s
very close but official count is expected
to give it to Newland. In 1902 the dis
trict was democratic by 1,423.
Chairman Simmons claims Democratic
majority in North Carolina Is 50.000.
AFTER THE CTCL0NE.
The Post Mortem and Inquest of the
Great Political Killing.
Again the people have spoken and the
Powers that were continue lo be the
Powers that ate. In the words of the
immortal Nelson, "we hive met the
enemy and we are theirs." The election
was quiet, but the effect it prodnoed was
not conduotve to the most pleasurable
thoughts among those who represented
the minority party. It was a signal
rout the like of which has not occurred
since U S Grant defeated Horace Greeley
over 80 years ago.
Every Northern State gave Roosevelt
an enormous msjority; even the States
which were thought to be doubtful and
consequently to have a Democratic lean
ing came out bold and flatfooted for the
opposing party. There was an Increase
in the Republican Congressional rep re
sentatlon in almost every Stite.
The remit In New York was the most
surprising. With many things lo favor
Democracy In that State especially the
election of the State tlcket.it was a rode
jolt ts have It give Roosevelt the
phenomenal majority of 185,000. It had
been the fear among many leading
politicians of the Republican party of
that State that their candidate, Hlgglus
would lose even If the State did cany for
Roosevelt. And although he did run be
hind his ticket he was elected by the
msgnlfioent msjority of 85,000. Bo It
was in other States wberelt seemed that
Democracy had a cinch in view of dis
sensions among the Republicans. Those
States in every case either held their
own or gave inoreascd majorities.
Notable among those States were Michi
gan, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and
Indiana. Thty not only gave a very
large vote to Roosevelt bat elected their
State ticket by handsome majori
ties. In North Carolina the result shows
the apathy that has existed all through
the campaign. In some districts the
vote suffered very materially by the stay
at home element In others the fairy
tale of prosperity had considerable In
fluence as was seen in Increased votes of
the Republican party. The latter cause
and the Watts bill Incident are attributed
to be the causes of the defection In the
usually large Democratic majorities
given In this Statr.
Coming down to the more Icoal part
of the campaign, we must say that the
Democratic patty did splendidly In the
support of their ticket. The third con
gressional district returned Hon. O. R.
Thomas to the National Hones of Repre
sense tires by the very substantial ma
jority of 5000 voUs over his opponent,
Judge W B O'B Robinson. Be Is to be
congratulated for his remarkabl cam
paign. Be ran ahead of his ticket In all
the ooaatlea of the d Utiles.
Messrs Ward and Anttdell, candidates
for the Stats Beeats also made a brilliant
oaavas aad receive! practically the
tnanlatoas vote of their party i a Craven
OartereV Jones, Oaslow, Lenoir, Duplla
and Qreea counties.
It was aa tltotloa that was e record
breaker la aaaoanolng the resell at as
early hour. . As early as S o'clock tele
graeu began to com aad they occurred
at frequent Intervals,
It was pleta to see from the coalan's
ef the dispatches that the nope el Par
ker wtsnlag was a forlorn oaf... The
local saeatbert of the party gathered at
the Doart House to near tee return aad
hope sgalsst hope aatll about 10 o'clock
sad thea some waited aattl later to pee
sow bad the rout would be.. '' "--The
Journtl wee snabM to secure en
tirely accurate figures oa the result (a
this eoaaty aad district Thsoaavasslng
board will meet at the Court Boeee to
day at which mesi lag the ftpres wtllbe
aorrerud sad snade ofBolnl. .We WiU
pitMlth the rotnlt tomorrow '
Full Una of Dm rr3.l f e d
v icir-3, Toilet Ar
' ticle3 and Coap.,
Frczh S:-!y of
A WAITER OF HEALTH
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POUDER
Absolutely Pure
HAS NO SUBSTITUTE
TWO GREATEST MENAGERIES
UNITED.
Rarest Wild .Beasts With Interesting
Histories
No one competent to expresB an oplu
ion of the subject ever questioned the
claim that AdamForepaugh's menagerie
contained the biggest and rarest col
lection of wild beasts evor moved ty
read nr rail, with that of Soils Brothers
such a close second In cost and magui
tude as to make the rivalry between
them highly Interesting. From Madiso
Square Garden, New York, to Mel
bourne, Australia, the surpassing result
of combining these two travelling zoul
oglcsl gardens is well known It mi
be Incidentally mentioned that In l.w
last named city value and Interest wer
added to tbis living aggregation by Iho
purchase there of the enormous tlgeri.
forming a notable feature of its publir
zoological girden. One of these terri
ble creatureB was shot seven times with
a Winchester, at close range, in Mays
vllle, Ky, in the effort to rescue a fool
hardy keeper from its massive jaws.
Some idea of its strength and vitality
may be gathered from the fact tbst it
still liver, with four balls in Us body,
three others having passed entirely
through It. Among the recent addi
tions are to be seen the extra ordinary
and unprecedented number of fourteen
Hying, full grown Polar Bears, a single
specimen of which was heretofoie been
regarded as sn exceptionally rare fea
ture. Anothor ponderous amphibious attrac
tlonisthe biggest known Hying Nil
Htppopotamns, wuo, since the Sells
Brothers bought him and his late mate,
twenty fire years a.;o, has grown from a
blessed baby of fire hundrsd weight to
tip the scales at four tons, and strange
to relate, though naturally a tende
tropical creature, has become acclimated
to live long and prosper In wster
whose temperature would Just salt the
fourteen Polar Bears. The double herds
of biggest, littlest and brightest ele
phantswhose united ages It has been
computed wocH reach from the begin
nlng of the first great pyramid to the
completion of the lsst iky scraper the
Sultan droves of gigantic and sacred
camels and dromedaries, ths great
double dens filled with an Intercontl
nent congress of splendid specimens of
everything worth eeelnh that roars,
chatters, colls, crushes, ravages, rumi
nates, runs or lies, will also be here on
November 17th, and you will have a
full hour In which to Inspect them aad
enjoy the popular promliado concen
by Prof Merrick's fine military and
arenlc band, before the brilliant circus
and hlppodromatlo perfoi minces are an
nounoed.
Reserved seats at Bradham's Phar
macy.
A specialist who has made It a study
says three la aa alarming Increase it
feeble minded people sad that their class
Should be colonised In oader tj check
ths growths.
Bisk headache Is oauaed by a disor.
dered condition of the stomach asd la
quickly eared by Ohamberieln'a Stem
aok and Liver Tablets. For talsbysJl
drugglats.
3CI 11 BRICK
Like a ShipwreckicL
Bailor ,
adrift, holplres and bopeless is the
avptss-e man who susdtnly finds.
bimu'iif hfrofi Of wraith o e oow
pftMice by reason of Are lose with
out InruiiDoe ini!"mnity, The In
aurnnra cornpnnin we serve will
ri'inie to y yr t r.e If you f t your
riollry nOw.
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JUS! RECEIVED
8our kraut, mince meat, seeded raisins, citron, uew jjiuuep,
evaporated peaches and apples, new lot Harvey's small hams
and breakfast strips, macaroni and clieesp, sw.et and eoui
pickles, cranberries, banannas, nice Raldwin appl'.-s 30c pk,
finest quality malaga grapes -Oc lb, self raising buckwheat
old fashion buckwheat, new c.i'. ilakee, brown tugar 5c lb,
chocolate 10c and 20c per cake, very bc6t quality; complete
stock fresh canned goods. A big Ptock to select from. Qual
ity the very highest Prices as low as possible. We will
tbank you for your patronage and do our best to please you.
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'Phone 91.
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The cool season is now on ua and everybody will
have to get out of their light weight wear and the
best place to supply youiself is at our store. Never
in our history have we cariied as complete and up-to-date
line as tnia season, and prices never so low.
Below is a list of what we carry :
Kuppenheimer & Griefs Clothing, W L. I 'oughts,
Lewis A. Orossetts, Nettleton, Stacy Adams and
Ralston Health Shoes for Met.
Queen Quality and Reed's Shoes for women.
Wright's Health Underwear for men and a beauti
ful line of Underwear for women and children.
J. J. BAXTER.
The pliable, is waging a war of his cfnm
against high prices. Special bargains this T&eek
50 pieces fine woolen skirting in all the
colors, brown, blue, green, black, gray
and garnet, 58 inches wide, 7.rx- value,
choice 49c yd.
Fleece Vests! 6.r dozen extra heavy
vests and pants, 35c quality now 22c
Jackets! Best $4.50 jacket now
$2.95. $7 kind $4.98. Any style, any
color.
75 MIDDLE STREET,
Furniture I
We are dailyjrecelvinf Jour newJlineCof Fall
and Winter Uouflefurniahiiig Goods. Our lint
of Cooking -and Heating Stoves is complete.
Don't fail to get our piicea belore you. buy.
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Wholesale
eft Retail
Grocer,
71 Broad Hi
JIi5E5H51SESESESHSH5H5H5
Pants! l'ant.' Mcn'i pants $2.L'5
now $1.2y.
Heavy Sheeting, kie i ii'.'.v I,
per yd.
5100 yds Flannektte, :;r, inches wide,
this week at (e.
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