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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Wakes Clerk of Court in
the Race
TWICE CITY MAYOR
paigncr Who Gets Close To the
People-Nr. Rus VIII take
n Vigorous Contest in
the Fourth District.

william NJ. Russ. - present the
efficient and popular Clerk OF the
Court or Wake county. il a candidate
for the Democratic domination for
as a member Of the Ma
tionai House OF Representatives from
the Fourth District.
It has been the rumor fer some
time that Nh. Russ proposed 70 De
a candidate for the nomination. but
it was only yesterday that II was
possible to get him TO make q
statement in the mater FOR bllc
ton. interviewed yesterday he did
not beat about the bush, but said
that after due deliberation ne mad
determined 70 ask the Democracy or
the Fourth District TO nominate him.
He answered the question. Are you
a candidate for the nomination for
Congress in this District in this
way:
Yes. l am a candidate for the
Democratic nomination, and ] shall
ask the people of this district to
nominate me. Raleigh and Wake
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BIG INV FORCE
Al the Boyian- Pcarce ompany Iherc
Are Popular People.

The Poylan-Pearce Company. OF
Raleigh. has increased It's force OF
employees with a number or new
people.
Miss Bertha Schapperle. ~favorably
known to the coat suit trade mas
taken a position Win the boy
Pearce COMPANY
Miss Mary Whitelaw is again with
BoyIan-Pearce Company for the au-
1umn season.
Miss Jessie Burrows. OF Durham.
n. c.. is again with the ~Boylan-Pearce
Company, in the millinery department.
Miss Alice Booker is again With the
Boylan-Pearce Company greeting the
town trade and her country friends
Miss Dixie Stein we'll known 10 the
trade in the city and the state al
large. has accepted a position with
Boylan-Pearce Company.
Miss Lily b.. Thorn. the New York
milliner. will be with Boylan-fearce
Company again this season.
Miss Florence Eden. of NeWburgh,
n. Y, is with BoyIan-Pearce Company
this year.
Miss Carrie Phillips is now with the
BOylan-Pearce Company, where she
will be glad to see her many friends.
Miss Philips Is not only an artist in
her line, but a splendid buyer. h
knows goods and their worth. She
is a prize
Mrs. NJ. IT. Weaver has accepted
the position as tailoress with the Boy
lan-Pearce Company.
Mr.. H. Winston Davis, a Windo
dresser and general all-roond deco
rator Of note. mas accepted a position
with the Boylan-Pearce Company and
will go to work Monday. Mr.. Davis
is a thorough artist in the profession
and there is probably only one other
decorator in the State his equal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
GOVERNORS ENGAGEMENTS.
Will Deliver Two Addresses to Citi-
zens of Rich Square.

Rich Square, n. c., Sept. 5-Gover-
nor r. b. Glenn will spend Saturday
night and Sunday in Rich Square and
Will make two addresses while here.
On Saturday evening at 8 o'clock
he will in behalf of Rich Square Lodge
No. PSI 1. O. O. F.. present to Rich
Square Public High School a Bible
and State flag.
On Sunday afternoon at $40
O'Clock he will address the citizens on
some appropriate subject-probably
temperance.
He will drive here from Severn,
where he is expected to speak Satur-
day afternoon and owing to previous
engagement the long drive his trip
here will occasion OF is expected that
the program for Saturday evening will
be short.
While here he will be entertained
at the Methodist by Rev.
e. c. Thompson. Both services will
be held in the Rich Square Graded
School auditorium.
Music and appropriate song service
will be furnished by the young people
Of h town.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Annual Meeting go H. Held S~st
Tuesday Evening.

Mex, Tuesday evening the annual
meeting % tho Raleigh Chamber q
Commerce and Industry will tie held
az ) o'clock = m. al The rooms IN the
uoilenAn building Orscers p d.
7ector- VIII De elected President Jo-
seph q Brown ana Secretary FTfa =
Olds Will make their reports wh4cn
viii show a great ana aucceSsfal
years work. and there wtll br the
business Of interest The directors
meeting wHl be held at , O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
The following Is the roll OF active
pa!d-up members OF the Chamber of
Commerce.
a. u Andrews. A 4 Andrew. Jr
Il Albright. + h Areudell GvoFEe
Allen. T. Nj. Argo. w J Andrews. L
II. Rattle. X. +. Battle. & NJ Bretscn
Briggs q Sons, Joseph G. Brown. r
II. Bu~bee, j. W bailey. Barber 4 son.
q. IL Barbee. Wade II Brown. g W
HOUSE, F. w. Bertwistle. Capital CITY
Telephone Co. Capital Furniture GO
Howell Cobb. J II cutler. Arthur
cobb. Il. G. Grimes. H. IL carr, 7 Il
Crowder. Il. Cameron. T.. Il. Crow, II
W. Dobbin. J C. Drewry. Edwards \
Broughton. James r. Epps r X FL
|iington. Staples Fuller. ] +. Fcrrall.
j. r. Perrall. Richard Giersch. 4 W
Goodwin. &. II Gattis. r. r. Gray.
II. Il. Greason. Heller Bros. { j
Hunter. F. p, Haywood, r. w HaheI
r. j. Hughes. Edgar Haywood. II W
Jackson. b s Jerman. Johnson 4
Johnson. W. y. Jones. b r. jolly. #
p. German. }. ]. Johnson, G l.. John
son. A. W. Knox. j. II King, r II
Lewis. II. T. Litchford. s T. Linton.
II. Mahler's Sons. II. w Miller. w +.
Moody. James Moore. Y -. Moore.
w. II, Mann. T. II. Moseley. Franklin
Mcneil. NJ. T. Norris Il Bro, News
and Observer. II. f. Norris, +. a.
Olds. L. u. PEBBLES. James H. Pou. {.
II. Poe. G. ]. Parker. Postal Telegraph
Co. Feeble & Maynard, J. E Pogue.
Phillips & Penny. -. NJ. powell. G Il.
Ray. Hubert A. Register, NJ R~osenthal
e Co, Raleigh Savings Bank. " ".
Richards, j. r. Rogers. $. 9 Ryan.
Charles Root. J. A. saunders. J.. NJ.
Sharer, f. c. Smith, r. \. Simms. II.
Steinmetz, j. T.. shepherd \.
Thompson. f w. ~Thackston, w. w.
Vass, T. b. WomaCk. r A Woodland.
j. r. Wyatt K Bro, J, $. Wynne, Alex
Webb, Western Union Telegraph Co,
G. #. Winston, Wharton q Tyree.
Whiting Bros, c. l.. Woodall.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
ON GOOD BEHAVIOR
Eioht Moonshiners Plead
NoIo Contendere
Each Required to Give Bond to Be
Good-Two Others Found Guilty
and Sentenced TO Work on
the Roads.

Wilson, n. c., Sept. 6.-The case of
the ten men who have been on trial
here today for distilling moonshine
whiskey was given TO the jury short
ly after the noon hour today. Eight
of the observation-disclosures, Bell,
Whitley, Mercer, Watson, Daniels,
Dupree mad Moore-through their
counsel, protested their innocence and
denied their guilt, but entered a nolo
~contendere. The solicitor accepted
this plea and the case was withdrawn
from the jury. Judge Neal required
each To give a two ndr dollar
bond for good behavior for
two years. At every couTt during that
period they must come forward and
show they have been laW-apiding cit
izens. The remaining defendants
Nath Moore and Horton. were found
guilty mad sentenced to h roads for
two years. After the expiration OF
that time Moore will be tried for be-
ing the cause of his sons death.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BEACON LIGHT A BRIGHT ONE
Wins the Turf Handicap and Makes a
New Track eCOrd
(By the Associated Press.)

(By the Associated PreSs-)
Sheepshead Bay, N. Y, Sept. e
Beacon Light at 7 to | shot won the
Turf Handicap today and in doing so
made a new track RECORD for the
course by running the distance in
1859. which is two-ffths OF a second
faster than the best previous time
Miss Crawford set a fast clip but Bea-
con Light closed with 4 rush and won
by a neck. Summaries:
First-For ~2-year-olds, handicap, s
furlongs: Rialto, 10 to 1, won, Ben
Fleet, 4 to 5, second: Blue Heron, )
to /, third. Time IL Is.
Second-For fllies, S-year-old, sell
ing, mile: Royal Lady. 8 to 5. won;
Clare Russell. 7 to 5, second; KilHe-
crankie, 3 to 1. third. Time, 1:4G 1-5.
Third-Hendicap, for S-year-olds
and up. mile and a quarter: Right
Royal. 5 to 2, won; Missouri Lad,
even, second; Cairngorm, even, third.
Time, 2:O7.
Fourth--3-year-olds, one mile:
Electioneer. 7 to 10. won; Kentucky
Beau. even, second; Ampedo, 7 to 10,
third. Time, Lac 4-5.
Fifth-Turf Handicap, for 3-year-
olds and up, mile and three tx
teenths: Beacon Light, 7 to 1. won;
Miss Crawford, 8 to 5, second; Aero
bat. 6 to 8, third. Time, 1859.
Sixth-For fillies and geldings. ?
year-oids, non-winners of 81, 900.
selling, 51-2 furIongs: Arasco, 5 to l.
won: Miss Delaney, Q to 1. second;
Sun Clean. 4 to 5. third. Time, 1907.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10

county nave been very Kind TO me.
and / nave striven earnestly 10 90
my duty by the people, acting the
same to all men. l have gained some
experience in life with the years, and
l believe that I can represent the
people of this district to their salts
faction. At any rate, II they choose
to honor me. I promise to do all that
a man can do who has determined to
do his fun duty. I believe that /
know the needs Of this district and
OF the South, and If sent to Congress
the people. 1t is not my idea that !
should become merely a sectional
representative. but il 1 &C to Congress
/ hope that I am broad minded
enough to cast votes that will be for
the good of the entire country. though
I promise hat I would always keep
both eyes open to get the best posi-
BILE things for the South, for North
Carolina and for the Fourth District.
If you desire to do so you can state
positively that I am in the ace for
Congress to the finish and that I will
appreciate all support that is given
to my candidacy"
Mr.. Russ IS a man thoroughly
known in Raleigh and in Wax coun-
", n on his campaigns he has won
hosts Of friends. He has always been
a hard worker for the success Of the
Democratic party and has contrib
uted of his time and money for its
success. He was the first Mayor OF
Raleigh. elected by the people. and
he filled that position with ability for
two terms. He is o serving his
third term as Clerk Of the Court Of
Wake county, and 1t has been the
expression of many judges holding
court here hat there is no better
clerk Of court in the State. He IS a
man always to be found performing
his duty, and in his conduct Of the
office of Clerk of the Court OF Wake
county he has made a record. One
thing shows his desire to help the
helpless. and that is tina all funds
for orphans that have come into his
hands have been regularly put at
interest, and he has always increased
the sums Of money placed in his
hands by the law.
Mr.. Russ is g man Of a big heart
and good cheer. His smile is con-
tagious, his laugh infectious. He is
a man who sees the bright things he
is a Jolly man, and the stories that
he can tell SO we'll are such az al
ways to bring merriment. He is a
strong campaigner. and when "RiIr'
Russ IS announced to appear the
crowds always want 70 hear him. In
his campaign he says he TO
meet the people OF the district and
that he will be no lageard in the con-
test.
The Fourth District is at present
represented by Hon. Edward w. Pou.
Of Johnston county. and it is com
posed OF the unit of Chatham.
Johnston, Nash, Vance and
Wake. 1t is understood that in ad-
dltfon to the present incumbent of
the office there will be a number OF
candidates. In it there will be much
ST a. KING and tho anrl4 "
trict will learn from the various cav
dIdates of their positions upon the
public issues which concern the well
fare OF the people.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
BAT CAVE RAILWAY
Among the Six Corpora
tions Chartered Yesterday
Railroad to BE 90 Miles Long-Ag-
gregate capitalization Of New
Corporations $40 ,O0O-Va-
riety of Enterprises.

The total authorized capital stock
Of the six new North Carolina corpor-
atoms chartered by the Secretary of
State yesterday aggregates $40, 900.
The new corporations include a new
railroad, a cotton dealing and ware
house company, a cotton oil mill, a
machinery manufacturing plant and
a shooting club. The most interesting
perhaps in name and purpo is the
Bal Cave Railway Company. The
total list is as follows:
Bal Cave Railway Company, with
principal Offices in Hendersonville.
The object is to build and operate a
line Of railroad from Rutherfordton to
Bal Cave and to Chimney Rock. The
length Of the road will be 20 miles.
The authorized capital stock is
$4,000, with $4,000 subscribed. The
incorporators are Messrs. T. c. Nc
Medley, Of Marion, S. G., w. A. Smith
and w. A. Garland. Of Hendersonville.
Ellison Bros. Company, of Wash
lngton, to conduct a wholesale and
retail fancy grocery and confection-
cry business. The authorized cap
ltal stock is $4,000. OF which So
900 has been subscribed by the fol-
lowing: Thomas w. Latham. %
shares; VIM. II. Ellison. 10; James
Ellison, 10.
Gcneral Tetilc Company, Of Char
iotte, TO manufacture and deal in
machinery, manufacturer and mill
supplies, etc. The capital stock il
si25,0OO authorized and 100000 sub
scripeo. The incorporators are
Messrs. A. {. Hutchinson. G. j. Brown
ana A. c. Hutchinson, Jr., one share
each. par value 500.
North State Cotton m ~
Gastonia, to deal in cotton. cotton
seed. etc, n to conduct
and dcpots for the storage Of cot
TON, etc. The capital stock authorized
Is 100000, shares Of 800 each The
mount subscribed Is $4,000 bv tho
{ X Marshall, 10 shares.
I.opert A. Love, 10; j. A. Abernetby
10; d. E. Rhyme. 10.
Fairfield Shooting Club. Of HIGH
f,olnI the object set forth being 70
erect and build club house. or houses
70 cohduc a kennel, buy and sell DOS
aho other live stock" The canitaI
LOCK authorized is $4,000. with s5oG
suoscrlDed: The in~corporators ara
Messrs. John Armstrong. II. r FieId
:. A Barbee and WILDER ZONES 80
Stanley Cotton Oil Cnmp.n~
norwood, Stanly county. to sell cotol
e.u cotton seed. manufacture 49,
sen cotton seed oil. etc. The 49,
STOCK authorized is s25.000 hu,
company has the right to beein -
hess with $500 subscribed IT, -
corporators are Messrs NJ p pin
Lily. Duhiap and f. II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Salisbury For Arendell.
Salisbury POst.)

Col. F. B. Arendell. a former Sal
iSburian, now a resident OF Raleigh,
was in town this morning for a few
hours on his way 20 the mountains.
Col. Arendell has been frequently
mentioned for congressman honors-
When asked this morning whether
or not he would make the race. re-
piled he would probably enter the list.
He feels confident that he can be
nominated.
Representative f. w. Pou. of John
ston county, who has been elected four
times to Congress is in failing health,
II it is doubtful if he will again
make the race.
Col. Arendell knows nearly every
body in his district and of all the
arts of a political contest he is master
When he the fourth district
viii get busy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Statement Of Clearing House Banks.
(By the Associated Press.)

(BV the Associated fTeSS-D
New York, Sept. THE statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week GIVE days. shows that the
banks hold S7,372.350 more than the
legal reserve requirements. Thi. is
a decrease Of s1,3S4.10O as compared
with last week. The statement fol-
lows:
Loans s1,OSS,597: increase s611,s00.
Deposits S1,04e,4S5, 000; decrease
S1!0.300.
Circulation s50,477,OO0. increase
S168,5O0.
SS54.700.
Specie s200,317,400; decrease s572,-
100.
Reserve s26s.s93,600; decrease 81
426.s0O.
Reserve required s261~,621,250; de-
crease 342.700.
Surplus s7,372,35O; decrease 81
384,100.
Less L S. deposits s14,s54.i0o; de-
crease s~1.OS3.875.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10

ing of swords in this line. h last
twenty years ago when some OF
the most prominent men in town
up in public and spelled each
other down. The Rev. ii. NJ. Marshall
loved by all Raleigh for his genial
temper. and quiet bone Of fun, Was
the last man standing, and carried off
che prize. & handsome Unabridged
Dictionary. Just such another good
old fashioned spelling bee will be
held on the evening Of Thursday,
Sept. 18th. 1t Will be given by the
Woman's Club and the price IS CSC.
Reserved seats 35c will be charged.
All the town VIII be there to see.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10

Of everything connected with - The
superb track and the perfect anu COM"
rfrt@ equipment in ali respects snow
a. ina. the promoter meant this great
meet 10 eclipse everything heretofore
attempted IN his lire IN this vicinity
No orc xAs disappointed. but. a1
the contrary INC greatest enthusiasm
prevailed
Sx races every da1 this wc~k Thr
low excursion rates - the Exposition
make the cost OF attending these RAGS
within the reach % all lovers - The
sport
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Cotton Injured by Drought.

Mr.. G.. NJ. Jackson. a prominent
Of House Creek township, was
in the city yesterday. Speaking Of
crop conditions. he said that corn
is a good average in his section and
that cotton is hardly as good as it
was last year He said it was in
JGred by the recent drought so that
at the present date the condition is
rot so promising as it was a few years
ago.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Mr.. Brantiey Not Out of Danger.

DR.. j. + Rogers, VINO is attending
Mr.. Mack I. R~rantlev a. Rex Hos
pital. said yesterday afternoon that
he is getting along only fairly Well
and that he has not yet passed the
danger point. Mr.. Brantley is the
Seaboard machiniSt Who a few nights
ago fell from the trestle over Peace
street and was seriously injured.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
INEXCUSABLE. ~ <oI rr,r.
A Southern RaiIua, ,.nI...
Treatment of I~Tofc-u.r \...


n othcr DAY "h"u Ir.
Fahh superintendent ".
OF DaNldFon counts. .
southern train az IcEInE'."
the annual meeting OF t.s h..
81 county superintendent INF
ne purchased "A SuWu.r
ticker to Black MoUUtl.H. '..
station 10 ftontreaf, anil r...
Friday morning he. with r.f
Q over from MONTE ..
Mountain To take the fr..
nome. There vas such 80 T...
Black Mountain station '..'
his ticket validated wa ...
question. indeed scare.
crowd time 10 get their '
had TO get aboard and
train. When tho condHrtnF ....
Mr.. Nann told him Of H.
get his ticket validated a'.
could be done at some .'".
inc.
NO. sir, replied III"
or y bell cord. you 1881.
off, take the next train f..
Mountain. get your N't
and come along on E'f.'
bound train.
Mr.. Nann being .rH...
along with his brofhcH ..-
ents. and also being auE.... '.
his home Friday Hlgat
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Judge Neal PleaseS Wilson.

Mr.. james Fl. Pou returned yester-
day from Wilson, where he has been
in attendance on court. He reports
good crops in hat section and things
in fine shape.
Speaking Of court affairs, Mr.. Pou
saws hat Judge Neal made a most
favorable impression and expedited
business. There were thirty-1ve Jail
cases, and the jail was cleared except
as to some murder cases.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
FATAL DEsPONDENCy.
'h LED Mrs. Eugene r.. Coincr
to Drown Herself.
e the Associated Praaa

. ~aanton Va, Sept. Mrs Ero.
no herself this me-
~ one left her home to go IN ,ha
III = her mother. Mrs. ]. y Milter
she was going to a picnic
10 have been ,na e
- !. suicide. Mrs. Coiner laara1e
husband and three children caves a
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
GOES TO WAKEFIELD.
ffolessor Albright Opens Eastern
Wake High School Next Tn>.dn.

Prof. W. III. Albright, Of Liberty.
was in Raleigh yesterday on his way
70 Wakefield. He goes to enter upon
Els duties as principal of the Hizn
School for Eastern Wake. Tho
school Will be taught in the WakeSet1
Academy building until the new ana
handsome high school is built by Zeb-
ulon and Wakefield. midway betaeeo
these two towns.
"akeneld Is 10 be congratulated IN
securing so capable a man at the heal
OF Its school. and Professor AIbrie1+
viii find il an ideal community.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
ATLANTIC FLEET
Ships to Afford This Coast
Protection
A Few That VIII Re Left When Adj
miraI Evans Takes His FOrmid-
able Sixteen on a Tour OF
CircumnavigatiOn.
(By the Associated Press.)

CBy the Associated Press.)
New York. Sept. 6.-Some inter-
esting information bearing on dis
patch of Admiral Evans battleship
fleet 20 the Pacific is published to-
day ana is credited to a high au-
thority.
The administration, it is stated,
does not mean to confne the fleets
movements to the Pacific coast. The
Presidents plan is to send the war
Ships on to Hawaii and then to the
Philippines after their visit to Cali
fornia prts. When orders are issued
for their return the route designated
will be via the Suez Canal. Thus the
fleet will circumnavigate the globe.
New Hampshire Flagship.
It is further learned that in the
meantime the Atlantic coast will not
be left unprotected, out thai at the
instance of President Roosevelt the
Navy Department has already begun
to plan the mobilization of another
fleet to replace that under Admiral
Evans. The flagship of the new fleet
will be the New Hampshire, a 16, 900
ton battleship, which is to be ready
for commission early in January. As
DOR IS possible she IS to be Joined
by the Mississippi and Idaho, two
frst-class battleships now under con-
~struction by the Cramps and nearing
completion.
Three Veterans ModerniZed.
These three powerful vessels will
have as conSortS three veterans of the
Spanish war, the battleships Iowa,
Indiana and Massachusetts. which are
now beign moderniZed. This fleet of
six battleships will have as its aux
iliaries the three new scout cruisers
which are almost ready for service,
the Chester. Birmingham and Salem.
Subsequently the new Atlantic fleet
viii be reinforced by the two 10000
ton battleships Michigan and South
Carolina and the fast armored cruis-
ers of 14.500 tons each. the North
Carolina and the Montana.
Similar To Connecticut.
The New Hampshire is similar to
the Connecticut. Admiral Evans gleg-
ship. in type, and the Idaho and Mis-
siSSippi, which are 1900 tons each,
are Of a type peculiar to themselves.
they are noted for the power OF their
armament Notwithstanding their rel
atively small tonnage. The Chester.
Birmingham and Salem are OF $3.50
tons each and they are to be capable
of % knots an hour speed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
NO CUTTING OF EXPENSES.
Seaboard VIII Not Dispense With
Services of Clerks.

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 6.-At the Of
flee of First Vice-President n Cen
eral Manager WhltteIsey, Of the Sea-
board Air Line railway, denial was
TODAY made OF the report to the eff
feet that several Of the Seaboard de-
partments are to be consolidated and
the services OF a large number of
clerks dispensed with for the purpose
Of cutting expenses.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
\ HUMANE ArFl

A humane ci.l2a"
Ind, NJ. L. r. IT.
Main St, SAYS I
sons with weak ..t
Kings Ned Disco "r.
edy that has ne
comes up 10 the r."I
mendati0n." II
all other throat and
put together, Used
cold cure the world
ma, bronchitis.
cough, quinsy, hoaT
sic. stops hemorrla
and builds them pU
All Druggists. SOC ana
bottle free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
The Great Races at Norfolk

me throngs that the races
a. the new course OF the jamestown
Jockey Club at Norfolk last week
were loud in their praises. not ONLY
OF the fine stock exhibited, and the
great running race Of the horses. bur
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
INSURANCE Company adm;t,e1

insurance Commissioner ra-
rouhg has granted the German 80.
IL insurance Company license 10 al
business IN North Carolina. u 90
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
An Old Time Spelling Bee.

Everybody will be glad to hear tina
there is to be an old time spelling bee
this week in Raleigh. It has been
2 long time since there was a cross
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-09-10
Game at Seven Springs.

La Grange, n: G.. Sept. 6.-Parks
Seven Springs today at the
latter place by a score of II to 2.
Batteries: Parks and NeWsom;
~Broadhurst. Talley and Ivey.