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PERSONALS

SAY. WORRINGNEN. Chrluuas is coming aaI
it's downright foolish Cor yoG i1 thrau laar
aE Of your earnings ior clothes; 500 could
have money g, buy presents with o. YOU come
Go Us for your suits and warm overca4t=-the
very finest kind ton'y slightly usedJ and made
by Washington tai'ors, our prices are way
down, and We want she Eaor mans trade.
JJSTH'S Old STAND 90 ID ,t deS %
MME HEO.
Card Reader. PALMS. Medium Removes SPELLS
r.unites the separated. gives luck German
spoken go II 81 nV- 25c Soc dc--st
&ME. DAVIS bora clairvoyaut and card reader.
IDS 25th st NV, Washington. d. T. Gc1lGt
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BALTIM0RE and 0Hl0 r. r.

Leave Washington. New jersey Ave and c ST.
chicago ana Northwest, $3.50 a. m.. -6.ea
Cincinnati. S. Louis and Louisville. 1850
ri. -4.l5 b. I-- f--lJ night
r1stur- aal Cleveland. 1850 a. ~, 's;4s
l.. ana -l-0O night.
Co'1rlbls ard Wheeling. 900 p m
H1shester $3.50 a. mY AIS and 5.sa
Annapolis. s..So. ''s:ao. lI.5o a. m, 1850.
Frsa5reE. SIS. '.s.oo, ElO;so a. M. Ills.
Hssatovn. Ul6o a. NJ and ls:e0 p. n.
Er,I ana ray points. $50. --g-00 a. m
--I.-l lo 5.s1. +loI5. ll.s0 p. m.
asitae--acrg aad say PoiHts. s.55, --e-oo
1906. -rl9.l5, Il.so p. m-
Washington Jl-ltcu AID way Dol
'-7p O. u.. --l.i5. $50. 1850
Ha'tii1tc. week Gays, ZSJl,
c--UT r--' 1850. $50. E9 Sd LIGsI
a 5000 noon. KISS. T1-o1. Zf
5 EJ-n1 sos NG--0. $3.50. Ls-l
If..H. If..I @. -uucnFs. 50
l $3.50 $3.50 b. m-. Elz-29.
1 Z1r- $685. o-sl Es.oJ. xi6-'
ROYAL BLUE line.
All trains illuminated with Piats-
Blruor- Pluateirhia. NeH A0r
I'D rla El- $500 ~ c5 tHi---).
o -gIa CluC0. lo.00 luue
1880 OJ.-T). $500 cRoEll
t-.r. .--lJ lPh1aic,rha orl
U.rr-l $500 and -lI-3l o. u- Isl
gen 20 1000 o'corl1
Atlantic City, 7.o5. .l0N1 A.
-Da'lF. Ezerrt surdsy. -'suuo
Ntr0ras trains
Baggage called fos and checked
and rls.lr-rrs lr JniCn Transfer 90
.t lt -esl- c0s tIo F-nuEyirU
northwest NeU }erl Avenue and
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FOR REET--FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RgNr-v-rr -.,.,-.,-I.I, r,-g5-T.-I
rooms, centrally located, near four restaurants,
t''lH 'l -'"l assure" Tor ihe winter ~ ism
FOR hENI-FwHisbel room, s. per week 100
81 .W. da"at
FgR RENT T-.. f..--...r..r - s r..
keeping. 5- -d 81. uU. del-st
FOR RFNT-35- e. 20 atn..ff.. Pension Hg-
reau' beautifully furnished second and ta.rd
Moor ronw-i attractive house, WUI HrItn. aul
eJ.S5 '''-e '''.''''''i convenient To an cars
.o" hfN .-ln ii'a 81. NV. between ana y
rrr r,r,,I. t-..ir j.. g,Rgh.s u. l.-' ,..-,
stHro r.-..
ron grlT r----.--.-., --- .--,---.-----5 .-....-
llq 1tE 81. s.a,
~. I'-l SL. N".. 'Pl.7.,e A'.'n-,'H ia'. ia.''.-
t.'-, '''"' t'''"r e..ti.i" 'NI'a-'.' -..........
p,y ms. --,.......,,- ,...-.........
IN NL-' N- ,r iI.,. N.- --'l--l..- Il'...7'
rorccam bath. ass j 81. aa. de,at
r,,,,, ,,.,--r .. ,..
.amp.'te. tg, .rg7' ..on.s. .l,.-rg r..t .7'
|r-45,d q X 81 r. I.4.f
rnp prNr v,.-,.. ---.-. ,I IN nav -.-.r ,r.
d - rr 4.a..l
'. M AZ .-,.'.-' .'."l ana ,t- ''''
FsIet
FOR pFZ7- 7-,--- -g---r qr-. s-..,r, --..,--s .I,
.ra. ,.fl ..r.t. ,t.-,.... .51 T. =
de'at
/ FOR RrVT sr4 1r,-,1..5 .v. s- I.r,. f.,r.
u.sled isou, room for housesceping. rent s5
. Vcgl de9-at
FOR RENT-FuruisfcI rooms. reasonable rates
[ TO- permanent guests. IIs D st. uu. jes-5t
FOR RENT-2l6 ST. uw.. large and small
rooms ds9-7t
iron RENr-Fumfshcd. front and back parlors:
I heat. gls, bath. 1zG 30 St. uw. dc-.3t
/ FOR RENr-Nicev furnished second story
rooms we'll heated, central. '23 Ilh So nT.
n'7'- .- --
dtaG
+ FOR RENT-gIs New Yorl ave., nicely fur
/ Hisbed front and back rooms thoroughly
I heated. trausiCuts- daesr
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FOR sALE-sUBuRBAN.

FoR SALE Building lots. six runutes. ride on
caclr. ear frur n ashinptoui 8 cents ilfe:
e5 down. balance 50 per week; no interest;
prices flrm -.0 10 $50 per Jos. Do per cent OF
iU. cash. Also sIz foafa house. barn. and
-r.s-- T1re fco- of aud. only sIOJ'. 10 pe.
cent 0H for cash. many bargains in country
property. Call ier particulars. JAMES +.
CLEAlNTS 1906 q st. NV. dc9-8t
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FOR RENT--HOUsEs.

FOR RENT-Sis.50 per month. si1-ro1m house
modem Improvements. i1 perfect order. one
square from Congressional Library Apply 20
owner. MS S st nv de9.3t
FOR RENT
Brick. 40. lIoi 9th sl nu.. ~ rooms;
u. g.. suitable Tor boarding house. s6s O0
Brick lall tolcpran si. uw.. rooms
modern improvements ................. $50
Brick. 1920 eth So nv. rooms. m. &c.,. 800
Brick. 1919 sth e. ext. rooms. IN. g.. Z2. 80
Store. 4la % st uw......-. ..-------.-.-. TO- 90
THE LOUIS D SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE
CO. no + ST. NV dec o.
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WANTEl-goachman and stable man. also boy
drive !or doctor, Inquire Flat 4. 1928 22d st.
u-.. It
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LIaCOLN PARK R5PERTY.
eaMMoN 3 sumNaERs-
Splendid Home in North Carolina Ave

Splendid Home in North Carolina Ave.
VERY DESIRABLE t3o story and large
cellar bag window brick dwelling 10 0est Sec
ti8r o. Capitol Hul, near 9th ST. Sea- lad two
car IU,s. containing six i+rge rooms and bath:
good HzrI yard, avenue. 100 feet wide: 90 feet
oi parking ONLY 81 500.
Bargain in 4 Street Northeast,
Near 9Th st.. and two car lines Weu built
modern tuosturF ami cellar bay.wind0u brick
dwelling, containing eight large rooms. lot
LlvIJp ta sr-fooI alley. PRICE LOW AT 50 500
JOSEPH J. WELLER
"lIoua- Dealing in Realty"
Tel. Z. - No coz Z st. NV.
tttE
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NANIEn-A young man as clerk m a grocery
store. we'll recommended Address BON $40.
this office Il
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WANTEp-Buter and iootmau; private family
also stable man. 50 week Inquire 1885 llta So.
uv- 70
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Help wANTED-MALE & FEMAI z
WANTED-ROOMS.

W WANTED-l nfunishcd dlr or second floor in
private house, Northeast or Southeast preferred.
Address BOX 442, this office dc48t
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NANTED-Au ali-round c1lored man to work
BOO restaurant. one who understands shgckiug
oysters. Apply 8o53 NJ ST. uw 10
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

AT trains illuminated Hith Pnjsc1 Eight
Baltimore. Philadelphia, NaW York. Boston
ana the East, '5.0D . COS lJiHer $50, tEuf
fet}. -'g.VJ fJspcJ Ios-I lDr.rJ o. m..
$3.50 CDiacri, $500 t-ltoya Limited"
DiueD. $500 Uhladcllba oulD. '5.05
DINER. 's 30 and 'II.s1 o. m l-geping Car
open at i0.o0 o'cIocsJ.
Atlantic city. 1:05. Io.00 %. m- 1880,
9 .00 p. u.
daily. Except sunday. r-Sund4v only
EEvpress trains.
Baggage called io- and checked from hotels
and residences bv Union Transfer Co. On orders
left SO ticket offices. enc Pcnnvlyauia Avenue
northwest NcE York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street end rt sfation
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-Largc, bright. sur rooms. con-
yeuient. coo 3i Sc. uc. de1-st
h0or; no other ro1mcrs 1924 y s- NV. de9-5t
FOR RENT-Two bright uriurnished ROOMS.
heat. bath, and Eas. 51i Nc jersey ave. HW.
de9-it
FOR RENT-ThrCe rooms Oh % floor. heat. gas
and bath same floor; SIS pG month 4G1 New
jersey ave. 81. deg3t
FOR RENT-Two uniurn.shed rooms. with bath.
1855 G ST. sW. des-st
FOR RENT-Three uufurnisaed rooms and BATH
ljl, 5t ST. uw. le-.3t
FOR RENr-Two OF three unfinished rooms.
heat aud gas. gl4 l2th So. uu. de.-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms a. 1925 s,h So.
nv. de1-1L
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BIRDS, DOGS,

FOR sALE-Fine Tot q parrots. mock inc birds
squirrels. snakes. guinea pigs, rabbits. gold
lsh. Also canarics from 81 90 upward
'CUNuDs EMPORIUM OF PETS. 10 l5th 81
lw. n025tf
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FOR RENT-oFF1CE ROOMS.

Fop ETNT-Besrable offices IN Bliss Building
opposite Capitol; near lst and B ITS nw..
elect. .e .-uts. elevator telephone. and iauitor
se-i,r ir.r- f up m9f
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.


AMERICAN LIE.
SEW -S0UTuANpTJN- -LUNUOy
Fhu'a. Dee 10. 10 a-ul- st-L1G-s, Dce--l lla-m-
st. Paul. ncc.I1, lCa-.n. fnla, Dec. 81. To am
RED SIAk LINZ.
NEW XSRK--8NrU EsP- PABfs
Finland Dec .l3 loan. Krcoui.d Dec-27. 10 a.ui-
Yadcr d-Dec. %. .I0a.n. iceland JAMS, l1 am.
lNTERNA1iONA NAVIGATION CUMgAAt-
COMPASY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1895 p >.
y " OF Geo W. Moss 1f-I s. y "
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STORAGE

STORAGE. 7lc load UNITED STATES STOR
AGE CO.. 500 10th st. nw. dei-5t
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FOR RENT SUBURBAN.

FOR EENT-NcU siNr00m horses 40 Banuing
iar-e back 'ot, fnc nslI water electric light
one car fare; white tenants, $3.50. CAMPBELL
e. CAMPBELL. $40 ~ 81. NV. de9-1t
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HELP wANTED-FEMAJE.

NANE.U--Nursc girl. waitress. cook cham
a,taai.. ladies maid, S2p Apply 1900 Nc~
rk ave. uW. It
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rANTEU-First- t-llass cook. leave city. at once,
b. plain coos. eitr. three girls. Florence,
ass I2ll IWh ST. 10
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.ANTED- Cook and ,AambermaiJ boz same
rusa. private fmly; also huulrass. s25.
lguire o5l nth &C. uw. 10
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THE LOGAN

Beautiful location Iowa Circle. near % 81
single and double rooms: two and three room
suites. private BATH well appointed dining
room. Ouertai room. smoking room. piUl-u.rs
nd Manhattan pool free to guests; spsaia.
monthly restaurant and room rates. deI-ar
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. with
board. large sccond-st0y front -r0rI suitable
Tor two steam heat ia ever r... #.s r.h
st nv ..T-f
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
A GREATER TOBACCO
COMBINE
Mr.. Ryan Explains the Agree.
ment Between American
British Interests.
(By the Associated Press.)

New 1ork, Oct. An authorized state
ment regarding the agreement between
the American and British Tobacco Com
panies was made known today by Thos.
T. Ryan, who returned on Tuesday from
London. Mr.. Ryan said that the state
ments made in several OF the papers on
the morning after his arrival, purport-
ing TO quote his Interpretation of the
agreement in London We're inaccurate,
and IN some instances misleading. As
TO the conditions under which the new
agreement was formed he said today.
The agreement made between the rep
resentatlves of the Imperial Tobacco
Company. of England on the one nand
and the Consolidated Tobacco Company
on the other, was mutual in its charac-
ter, but entirely satisfactory to both
sides. It was accomplished by friendly
conference after full consideration Of the
interests Of all parties affected. The
agreement was of an international char
acter which has not belonged, | think, to
any previous trade arrangement. 1t
means the reunion of the representatives
Of an important business in Great Brit
ain and America for the purpose Of seek
ing trade hand in hand throughout the
world. My visit to London grew out OF
an invitation extended to me in July last
by the directors of the British Com
pany, after several of the directors had
visited the United States, and while
here had conferred with Mr.. Duke, Pres
ident Of the Consolidated Tobacco Com
pany and myself regarding the respective
interests of the companies We represent
ed. The agreement made to transfer to
the Imperial Tobacco Company the bus
mess of the Consolidated Tobacco Com
pany in England was made for full and
satisfactory consideration. The Ameri-
can Company becomes shareholder in
the English Company With three repre-
sentatiVes on its board of directors, one
OF whom is Mr.. Duke.
The Consolidated Tobacco Company
will pursue it's business in the American
field, including not only the United
States, but Cuba. Porto Rico, the Ha-
| waiian Islands and the Philippine Is
lands without competition from the Eng
ljsh Company. The Imperial Company
| viii not encounter the competition of the
American Company in the business of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, including Scotland and Wales
in the new British-American Company
| the British Company has one-third of
| the stock and the American Company
has twc-thirds. The Board of Directors
| consists of six representatives of the
| British Company and twelve of the Amer
lean, with Mr.. Duke as its president
who remains abroad to perfect the or
eanization. This British-American Com
pany will take over the entire business
OF the Imperial Company and of the Con
solidated Company in all foreign coun-
tries and in tho colonies of Great Britain
including India, Canada and Australia
The agreement made is satisfactory tt
both sides and equitable to all interest
represented
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
BURST LIKE A BOMB
False Report That Shook the
Stock Market. Comp
trolIet's Denial.
CBy the Associated Press.l

New York. Oct. 2-The stock market
vas thrown into ] violent decline this
afternoon 10y the receipt o. n dispatch
from Washington by two news bureaus
saying that the Comptroller OF he Cur
renoy had declared Illegal Secretary
Shaw's plan to abolish the = per cent
reserve on Government deposits in Ma
tional Banks and thus put 10000 600 out
TO relieve the money market. The news
flashed through Wall street BY the tick
er service, and in a short time heavy
blocks OF stocks were offered FOR sale at
rapidly falling prices. 4. Paul. which
had been strong all day. fell 90. Mis-
souri, Pacific 4 II. Reading 4. Union
Pacific !. Illinois Central 81. Baltimore
and Ohio. General Electric and Colorado
Fuel and Iron 8 IA each. and other
stocks from / TO 3 points. The rush 10
unload was overwhelming for a time. but
orders to buy were given by strong IN
~terests to protect securities and a rally
followed. Near the close an authoritative
denial was received from tho Conptroll r
of the Currency and the market clos
active and strong.
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The Report is Denied

Washington. Oct. 3.-Comptrollcr OF the
Currency RidGelcy today gay ~ tho
following statement:
The report that l have oVcrruled, OF
attempted to overrule, or shall attempt
TO overrule the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. in the matter OF reserve on Govern
mcnt deposits secured by Govcrrmcnt
bonds, is wholly false and unfojnded.
Before the decision was reached and tho
announcement made by the Secretary
that 30 reserve need be maintained
against Government deposits, secured by
Government bonds, tho Secretary and
several times had discussed the matter
and we are in full accord 10 the policy
Of his announcement and the way il shall
be carried out.'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

Nov York, Oct. 4-Thc weekly bank
statement was issued TODAY in the form
heretofore used, with the addition OF a
line giving the total Of government de-
Dcsit5. The statement shows:
Loans 1872. 1903, 700, decrease 81 ,S7S, 100;
deposits S872, 176, 600, decrease $f,343. 100;
circulation So, $50, 900, increase $583 coo;
legal tenders sos. 593, 800, decrease S1,192,-
SEQ: spccic $l51, 253, 800. decrease 10000
reserves $21?, $50. 200, decrease 81, oo3, 200;
reserve required s21S, 04i 600. decrease ST.
oS5, 10: surplus reserves $l,S19,20O, dc
crease $1.t17, -.
Amount of United states deposits re-
ported $40. 769, 300.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
STOCKS y BONDS.

New York. Oct. 4-Therc was much
confusion and excitement in todays stock
market again. which resulted in last
prices at q level from one to three points
lower than last night for most of the
prominent stocks. The failure OF the
coal conference at Washington to cect
a settlement prevented the recovery,
which would naturally have followed
from the refutation OF yesterdays false
rumors that the Comptroller OF the Cur
rencv had oyerruled the decision of Secre-
tarv Shaw to remit the requirement upon
national banks to maintain a twenty
five per cent reserve against government
deposits. After an effective recovery the
market received a second Shock from tue
a~Dpearance of the bank statement Win
ont chance in its form to indicate the
rcduction in reserve requirements per
,,ittad Nv Secretary Shaw. That IS to
saw. government deposits are stli IN
cludcd with the total deposits and the
reserve requirement estimated as - pei
cent Of the total. with the result that d
decrease in the surplus is Indicated OF
s1417.A25. brWinging down that item TO
e. 81o 200. The clearing house commit
700 was long III StSSIOH DCIoi IN '0
statement was given out and no state
mcnt accompanied it to show what poilcy
dictated it. 4 foot note to tie bank
etatcmcrt gives the amount OF govern
mont deposits with clearing house banks.
Mhatovef NAV be the motives impeding
tho action of the clearing house, the op-
orators in stocks jumped to the conclu-
chm that for stock market purposes inc
nocition of the New York banks is TO De
rcgardcd as though Secretary Sha" $
MIN wore not il force. Tho fact re-
mains that the Sccretary's permlsslFc
1a.i+,do unon the banks is available IL
.,cc Of = determination by the clearing
| bousc 10 change its decision or to fcldN
nc r,Io at its own discretion. inc
,,arkcd strength of foreign exchange as
result of the weeks easier money
M rEct and the shutting off of any hope
of rold imports. or even with some ap-
nrcbcrsion of possible demand Tor golo
nvnorA probably Influenced the clearing
house authorities.
prices Of bonds were we'll sustained.
Tnitrd state old Is coupons advance
nor cent and the new Is declined u
nor. cont as compared with last week
closing call. 49,.
rho total sales of stocks today Wcr'
2a8 100 shares, including the ioiio"lns
Atchison %. 500; Erie II, 100; Manhattan
elevated 10, 700; Missouri PACING l9,'o'
Norfolk and Western $500: IcnnSylVahii
paiIroad 900; Philadelphia and iead
-, - 500: Chicago. Milwaukee aud 81
pauI 21,5G0; Southern Pacific 52,4oo
southern Railway 1880; Union Iaclfl
- Qao. American Sugar refining $500
lrnitcd States Steel Corporation lo,ooo.
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Fla. r. r., 1915 LII
STOCKS.
EN-, pref. ........132A 1872
STOCKS.
STOR Els.

WILMINGTON, N. c., oct. 4-Turpentine
firm at 40; receipts 81
Rosin s.. adv 1T IL. o1I.15 receipts39
Crude firm ~ + fO12. 50: te"etpts 81 barrels.
Tar firm at O. %; receipts lie.
SAVANNAH Ga. Oct. 4-Turpent1ne firm
at 49K receipts 49i; sales Ais; eKf ofts I'll
RosID steady, Receipts 2,eC5; sale' is expor
255. ;,
quote: A, q, c., 81 25. d st2a; r., Kl.33h. r
n "a. e, a. 40: n, e16?; l., tl.9). X $3.50
N. r3 %; n, - 40; W u, Aa.f5: w w. H.tO
CHAKLs-roN, u j., Oct. 4 Spirits tofpert"e
firm at AZ; receipts - sal.s eArnrts
Ros.n drm: .eceIpIs sales aU, export
Quote: A, 4, G, d, +, q 10; F sl.35; 9, s1.1o
II LES; !, 1900, Il $3.50: M, &.8 \, s3"0: We
- W "; .k3.t5,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
REMARKABLE CHALLENGE.
slocomb Willing to Debate With Patterson
North Carolina Is Left Out.
Especial to News and Obscrvcr.)

Especial to News and Observer
Fayetteville, n. c.. oct. 3.-The Fay
cttcville Observer this afternoon gives
the correspondence lately passed between
Colonel A. H. Slocomb and the Hon.
G.. Z. Patterson, relative to the ormer's
most remarkable ''challenge" for joint
political debate. The Observer calls il
a challenge with a string tied to it"
and remarks that MI. Pritchard Would
have been pleased to have called for like
immunity, We're it not so absurd. Col
onel' Slocomb is willing to debate.
but Mr. Patterson must not refer to I'M
pleasant things. He must not refer to
anything that the Colonel does not
care to hear about. He can talk about
the Philippines and the isles of the sea.
but by no chance must he rcfor to North
Carolina, or the immediate affairs Of the
people in the Sixth district.
The Colonel wants to debate on
"a high plane And surely no one can
blame him. Perhaps the Colonel now
talking TO white men and proclaiming in
dependence Of opinion, did not anticipate
the amendment when he was seeking
p~referment at the hands of his colOrcd
brethren several years ago, more espe-
cially at the meeting when 'MaJor-Gen-
cral' Waddcll complimented him 50
highly. No, this is unpleasant. and Why
not spare the Colonel now that 'he is
running for Congress-" THIRTY
YEARS is NOT THE LONGEST TIME
THAT A MAN HAS STOOD AGAINST
TIE WELFARE AND SECURITY OF
HIS COMMUNITY AND HIS NEIGH
BORIS. The people of the Sixth district
are neither fools nor blind.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
The Caribbean Naval Division.
(By the Associated Press.)

Washington, Oct. 4.-Secrctary Moody
has issued the following order creating
The now Caribbean division, directed to
Admirals Higginson and Cognlan:
Tho Caribbean division, United
states naval force. North Atlantic Sta
ton under the command of the second in
command, has been established with
headquarters at Culcbrc. p. r.. and you
will assume. command OF the division.
THE following named vessels have
been detailed fer this duty:
Olympia, flagship, Montgomery. De
troit, Marietta Machias and Panther.
Tho duties Of tho division include. 50
far as pertains to the navy. the safe
guarding Of American interests in those
countries that border on the Caribbean,
the cuitivating Of friendly relations VIII
those people. the protecting of American
citizens resident there in property or
other rights the carrying out of the pro
| visions OF the existing trcaticS, and IL
| general exercising legitimate interests
toward the maintenance Of peace III these
| regions"
Admiral Coghlan has been assigned {
command of this division.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
L-L-AIN AND PROVISIONS.

ego. HIS, oct. 4.-IIighcr prices
al. Tho opening on ii Board oil
u.. .''.'t, Influenced chiefly by the wei
.., prevailing throughout the WcS'
t 'A"cst Corn was especially &C
FL. ..' strong. Higher prices. however
l... ''l considerable realizing i'll thu
t... '''l. which impaired a weaker
. mat market. The weakness was
.... IL T." tn" surrounding pits. De.
an... corn closed 80 &c, December
az &C lower, aud cats IS t4c
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-10-07
LIGHT FLUNG ON DARK RECORD.
Glenn Speaks at Goldshoro on the Z wills Of the
Republican Regime.
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Goldsboro, \. c., Oct. Hon. r. Il.
Glenn madea speech in the opera house
tonight to an audience of 500 people, a
large number of aides being present. He
was presented by Hon. F. A. Daniels.
Mr.. Glenn exposed the hypoc-
risy of Pritchard and the Republican
party. While he reviewed brief
" the tariff and the trusts. he had little
to say of the Philippine situa-
ton. In fact his speech was not a dis
cussion of National issues, but he disect-
cd home rule here in North Carolina IN
a manner which did not fail to elicit the
Warme5t applause from the elite audience
present. He held UP the record of the
Republican party in the State from tho
dark days Of carpet Dagger rule down to
the time when Charles =. Aycock sue
coeded Daniel l.. Russell in the Guber-
material chair.
The cnconiums he shoWcrcd upon the
protectors of the people, the Democratic
| party. reached the climax of cloquence
| at times and caused the audience TO make
the Welkin ring with applause. Glenn
is a prime %faVorite with GOldSboro peo-
| plo and he added new laurels and in
spired enthusiasm which will result in
a greater Democracy in Wayne. He did
not forget the independent movement
which has sprun up in some sections
and the d%rubbing which he gave the au-
! thors of such a disguised Republican cf-
fort will serve to stamp out SmoldeTln1
| flames which might hay kindlcd IL the
| breasts of any disappointed office-acekcT