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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-09-14
ELKs CARNIVAL CLOSES.
Miss Elizabeth Taylor is Crowned Queen. A
German Follows,
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Especial TO News and Observer.l
Durham, N. c., Sept. 13.-Elks carni-
val drew to a close tonight after a most
interesting and eventful week to the peo-
pie of Durham, especially the young
ladies and gentlemen. Fun has reigned
supreme, and the streets have been
crowded every afternoon and far into
the night. A day or so ago the throwing
OF rubber balls got TO be such a nuisance
that the authorities decided to impose a
fine of SO upon all offenders. There has
been another thing however, that was al
most as great nuisance. That was the
knocking off hats of everybody. No one
was spared. Ladies and gentlemen took
part in it. and no one was spared.
Miss Elizabeth Cameron Taylor was
crowned queen of the carnival last night.
Mr.. c. A. Owens, in most appropriate
Speech placed the crown upon the head
of the successful young lady. Little Miss
Mary Louise Manning acted as crown
bearer, and little Miss Placide Kramer
train bearer
The maids of honor to the queen, to
gether with their escorts were Miss
Josie TAYLOR with Mr.. John r. Carr;
Miss Nellie Rawls with Mr.. Marvin Carr;
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BETTER PUBLIC SCHOOL HOUSES.
Association Of Women Organized at Wake
Forest for this Purpose
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especial to News and observer
Wake Forest, n c., Sept. 13.-On Fri
day afternoon about thirty women as
sembled at the new school house to or
ganize a Womans Association for the
Betterment of Public School Houses.
The meeting was called to order by Mrs.
Lanneau, a lady greatly interested in
this movement, who then introduced Miss
Edith Register, President Of the Wake
County Association. Miss Register eX
planned the purpose of the organization
and the plans of work. After some dis
cussion and many expressions of en-
thusiastic approval, the first district as
ISOLATION for the county was formed with
the following officers Mrs. B. F. Sledd,
President; Mrs. D. S. Vann. Vice resi-
dent; Miss Bessie Haywood, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. T. E. Holding, Core
spending Secretary; Miss Sophie Ian
neau, Treasurer.
This Wake Forest Association will be-
gin promptly to beautify the grounds
work for school library. and improve
the interior of the building in every way
possible, so that the children may spend
their school days in beautifully arranged
and well kept school rooms.
The school will open Monday, Septem-
Der 18th, and there will probably be q
large enrolment.
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THE RANDOLPH TICKET.
Large and Enthusiastic Convention. Page
and Glenn Make Powerful Speeches,

Especial to News and Observer
Asheboro, N c., Sept. 13.-R. N. Page
and r. B. Glenn today spoke to a large
end enthusiastic crowd of Democrats.
Mr.. Page made a strong speech on the
issues of the campaign He declared
that he will stand by and vote strictly
in accordance with the Democratic party
and principles. Mr.. Glenn called himself
the comparison of State affairs under
Democratic and Republican rule was
unanswerable. Democrats are proud of
the record Republicans could not stand
the fire. @}S%'
w. ]. Scarborough county chairman,
called the convention to order and DR..
w A. Wooten was made permanent
chairman The convention was the lar
gest and most enthusiastic ever held in
the county No better ticket could have
been selected and every Democrat will
work for the ticket. The following were
nominated:
For the Legislature, John Trittian, D.
T. Offman; Clerk of Superior Court, w
C. Hammond; Sheriff, T. j. Finch; Reg
lister of Deeds. j. H BOroughs; Treas
urer, w ]. Miller; County Commission
ers. c. c. Randleman, II. T. Caviness
H c. Lassiter
Perfect harmony prevailed and our
county will be found in the Democratic
ranks in November.
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The University Law School.

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Chapel HILL n. C, Sept. 13.-The Uni
versity Law School opened yesterday with
the largest enrolment in the history OF
the institution. Fifty-fve students, in
Guiding those who are taking the elemen-
tary course. together with the regular
students have already registered. Judge
McRae when seen this afternoon said he
was highly gratfied TO see such a large
attendance and predicted that the State
would later on hear from these young
men.
The young men have begun their work
with ardor ana enthusiasm. Every one
seems determined to accomplish a desired
purpose and we have no doubt but that
the class of 1902 will sustain the deserved
reputation of all the previous classes.
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Educational Rally at Dover.
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Dover, N. c., Sept 13,-Threc big
speeches were made last night by three
of the commemorative noblest and wor-
thiest sons.
The hall in Dover High School in it's
simple but beautiful decorations pre-
scented indeed patriotic appearance.
After few brief school announcements
by Mr.. g. V. Richardson, a champion
of education, Hon. S. M. BOnison, master
of ceremonies, very pleasantly presented
State Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, J. Y. Joyner, to as intelligent an
audience as ever assembled in Dover
Mr.. Joyner was not only at his best, but
surpassed himself Mr.. Joyner was fol-
lowed by Owen H. Guion. who made a
most excellent address.
Hon Chas II. Thomas, our Congress
man, whose record itself assures his re-
election has never disappointed anyone
in his speech and he did not this time
Notwithstanding the lateness of the hour
and the high tension to which the aud
fence had been held for some time. Mr.
Thomas speech was most graciously re-
received and he won himself new laurcls
and many votes, not only as honorable
but as our honored Representative.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT FRANCHISE.
Sanford and Jonesboro May Soon Smile in the
Silvery RAYS.
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Especial to News and Observer
Sanford. n. c., Sept 1S.-The town of
Sanford has granted an electric light
franchise to Mr.. T. M Campbell, OF
Bruin, Pa. The franchise is for forty
years with exclusive rights for twelve
years The plant will be established in
Sanford, and will not only furnish lights
and power for Sanford, but the town of
Jonesboro has also granted them fran
chise, and both towns will be lighted by
the same plant. There is some specula-
ton as to whether or not the franchise
will be accepted, as it is insinuated that
there is one or two clauses that will
act as a detriment to the party to whom
the franchise was given.
We are soon to have two new indus
tries, so it is said, one will be large
company that is organized for the pur-
pose of manufacturing patent medicines,
and the other will be steam laundry.
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OF good character and temperate hab-
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On0 Gent a Word,

NO ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN FOR
LESS THAN Is CENTS AN INSERTION.
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER. sPE-
CIAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG CON-
TRACTS.
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Miss Mabel Tomlinson with Mr.. A. c..
Haskell, Jr.; Miss Blanche Blake with
Mr. Paul C. Sneed; Miss Vivian Norton
with Mr. William Rowe; Miss Brown
with Mr.. Ed. Thompson.
After the coronation ceremonies,
german was given in which about twenty
or more couples participated.
The Durham orchestra furnished the
music for the occasion.
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YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE TAX
ing when you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in a tasteless form. No cure. No pay.
zoe.
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SEVERAL CIGAR statesmen WANTED
in every section to introduce our goods
experience unnecessary; good salary
and expenses paid. Emanuel Company,
Station J.. New York City.
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HARRIS STEAM DYE WORKS WILL
clean and dye your clothing and make
new hats of your old ones. Second
hand goods bought and sold. East
Hargett street. 1S-tf.
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PERSON IN EACH
county to manage business of old es-
tabIished house of solid financial stand
ing. Straight, bonafide weekly salary
of $1S paid by check each Wednesday,
with all expenses, direct from head
quarters. Money advanced for ex-
penses Manager, 312 CaXton Building,
Chicago. 8S0-St sat & sun
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Industrial News.


The wires for the new telephone life !
have been put up between Carthage and
Cameron. Mr. Garner, manager of the
Sanford Telephone Exchange, had charge
of the work. The work on the extension
of the line from Cameron to Jonesboro,
where it will connect with the Sanford
line, will begin soon.-Sanford Express
Lincoln county leads the list in send
ing in its list of taxables to the State
Auditor. This puts it's property vaiua-
tion at $2,315,736 an increase Of 1872, SS6.42
over the preceding year.
Mr. E. G. Mofftt, of the firm of Mofftt
Bros, is at Rockfsh putting in saw mill
machinery for Mr.. W H. Sykes. Roclxfsh
is the terminus of the Aberdeen and
Rockfsh Railroad. There are more than
forty saw mills or this road. which is
said to be one Of the best paying pieces
of property in North Carolna.-Sanford
Express.
The negroes of Sanford and this section
are preparing to hold an industrial fair
a this place about the goth of October.
This shows that the negroes in this
county and section are making some
progress along Industrial lines. and have
turned their attention to something more
substantial than politics.-Sanford Elk
press.
Mr.. T. L. Riddle, who spent tho sum
mer in Goldsboro, stopped here Friday
while on his way home at High Falls.
| this county. Mrh Riddle tells the Elk
! press that the High Falls Manufacturing
! Company have about $50 operatives en-
ployed at their mill About all the capt.
! tai in this mill is owned by Moore county
people. The plant is located on Deep
river, about five miles above Glendon and
about four miles from Elise on the Dur
ham and Charlotte Rally Should Mr.
Petty extend the Carthage Railway to
Greensboro it will pass High Falls and
make it a station. The company recently
built merchant mills which are operated
in connection with the cotton mill. Moore
county now has four cotton mills. These
are located at High Falls, Sanford, Jones'
! boro and Cameron, the largest of which
is the Sanford mill. Twelve years ago
| there was not a cotton mill in the county
7sSanford Express.
Greensboro. N. c., Sept. 13.-The Fries
mill merger is coming along. Mr.. H. e
Fries was here yesterday and said in re-
| Spouse to inquiry that the news was in
! Greensboro, referring to Thursday nights
meeting at the Benhow. But cotton mill
men were here to meet him yesterday
and there is no doubt that he is quietly
, carrying out his plans. Among the cot
ton mill men here with him were: Mr.
Frank Wood, president of the Edenton
cotton mills. and Mr.. John I. Manning,
of Spartanburg. Mr.. Fries plans look
only to- the merging of the weave mills
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TRAVELLER WANTED.-TO SELL
country grocers. $75 per month and
expenses. Los Angeles Cider Co.
St. Louis. Mo.
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MECKLENBURG REPUBLICANS,
Name E. M. Bell for the Senate, a. h. Wash
burn for Heuse.
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NDpOVI"I % ~" 0'I'E ' ~
Charlotte. n. c., Sept. 13.-At a meet
ing of the Republican Executive Commit
tee of this county held this afternoon,
Edward NJ Bell was nominated for the
Senate and A. H. Washburn and r. w.
Smith were nominated for the House. J.
p. Sossamon, who is running on the In
dependent ticket was endorsed for the
third place.
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CHANGE IN CITIZENS TICKET,
/ usk Plated for the House and Settle for the
Senate.
(snecial to News and Observerl

Especial to News and ObserVer)
Asheville, N. c., Sept ia change
has been made in the citizens ticket by
the Ring. Col. Lusk has been asked to
from the race for the Senate
and is slated for the House Thos. Set
tie will be nominated for the Senate
The convention will be held next Satur-
6aV
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husband; would assist right one Ad-
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N. c. PUBLIC
Schools need a Principal for the white
school. Applicants should address
Harry Howell, Superintendent Wash
irgton, n. c. enclosing copies Of tes-
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Lincoln county leads the list in send
ing in its list of taXables to the State
Auditor. This puts it's property vaiua-
tion at $2,315,736 an increase Of 1872, SS6.42
over the preceding year
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A change has been made in the Bun
combe county Radical ticket Col. Lusl
has been taken down for Senator and i
running for the House and Thomas Set
tie is a candidate for the Senate. Nc
Nance declined to run.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-07
DR.. Lyons
PERFECT
I Goth Powder
An ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter Of a century.
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.

active agents in seeking to establish this spurious
and irregular lodge a member of one or the
lodges in this jurisdiction. Charges were preferred
against him, and l appointed trial commissioners
victed. and. by the Judgment of the trial commits
soners expelled from all the rights and privileges
of Masonry In my opinion there is no cause Tor
apprehension that this candestine lodge Will at
tain any proportions will have long lease or
life.
Grand Secretary Edward T. VI. Ehlers then pre-
sented his report showing that the membership Of
the fraternity had increased over five thousand in
the last year, and that in this State there now
III 1865 members in good standing. The report of
Grand Treasurer Theodore A. Taylor. of Brooklyn,
showed receipts for the year amounting to over
ss6 600 and balance of nearly $4,000. The report
referred to the finance committee. Edward l.
NJ Ehlers secretary of the trustees of the
Permanent Fund, reported balance of $4,000. The
report referred to the finance committee.
President Charles W. Drake of the Masonic Hall
and Asylum Fund. reported the Masonic Hall
in New-York and the Masonic Home in Utica. Two
clothed and fed without There is a balance
in the reserve fund of S2l5000 $4,000 of which is
lent on bond and mortgage Grand Historian Peter
Ross told some interesting facts relative to the
A. @. lntemann presented report showing the
condition of the German Masonic Temple in New
York and the home at Tappan. After several other
detailed reports had been presented the standing
committees were announced and the session ad-
Journed until o'clock to-day. when the annual
election of officers will take place
The members of the grand lodge were entertained
at dinner at the Union League Club last night by
colonel Frederick c. Wagner. chairman Of the Com
mittee on the Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund.