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TT1E NEWS AND ORSERTE1I. TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1910
FLEEI1IG CONVICT
13 SHOT 111 HEAD
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Hegro Killed Instantly As
He Ran "
WW GOfiVlCT FORCE
:aslbtei m . m STUDENTS
Raleigh Peopln Are Rrqsjratrd to I
RucmmI Aumr This, i
la not th word of a ninMii(itlT !
rfusea of Raleigh more convincing
than th doubtful tttmaeit of pro
el living sverywher sum ta th
I'nloat Bd tht:
Mrs. a W. Pertin. IM Oakwood
A'. Raleigh, N. C says: " -I was
greatly beaefltad by Down's Kidney
Pills and can therefor rtronnxDj
them. I had kidney trouble for a
long; time, this Mi evidenced br
Irregular passages of th kidney se
cretion. -There wu also a dull acfcs
across mj lot fit and at timea after
stooping. H waa a I moot Impoaalbl for
ma to regain an erect position on ac
count of ta severs twinge that (hot
through any body. When 1 read
about Dnas't Kidney PWe. I wu tm-
i pressed la thlr favor and aftr pro-
m i tSjm h Hf f.ihl curing a boy from the Bohblt-Wyane
lor AUcanpa at lauxnraj. Daenea
Awa at Mb Botf ta Ed at
RsJrizti and as Niot ta Bark (4
lFnrtv.Thraa Rnl1aradtt Kind t
Business College Yesterday
taka thm only a hrt tlm before
th passage of th kidney secretions
were regulated aad th backache du
poeed of I have since recommended
i lkun'a ITMna Pills 1 1 s vr 1 nt h r
" I. inirrw. w nereona believing fully that ther hve
Vard a tarhrasrr RiTlo.
ud to th claim mad for them
rn Kr .11 Ha.I.h 14 g
On shot from a ll-cnltbr wln-lr.B1. Fnater-Mllhurn Co.. Buffalo.
theater rtfl about 1M clock p. n..!N.w Torh. unu for th Vnltd
yesterda ended th life of En in W(- !But,
alaoa. a negro eonvtct about It years, R.mmhr u,, name Doea'sand
.f age a he made an attempt to aarapoi. . ,
la th ctra edge of Raleigh, where!
county convict fore I working on
th road. It wee Uuard K. M. Kand-
era ho ahot, th bulUt crahlnf Into
a wo bat k ofrhftgm f td n v'U-C " Ko
toppld ever aa h ran and fell dead
a Htllaboro atraet oppont th rwl
tfeaco of lr. B. W. Kllfore. a hun
dred aad fifty rarda frum Ui guard ,
who ahot him. j
Guard Bandar waa akd concern-
ia- th killtnc and he aald: "My
TO COMMITTEE
EI-COVlllSOR AYtOTK
FROM SIXTH HIKTRICT
MOTV MEJTnSO.
BACK
UAA-
la R. M. Pander. I am nearly .
lKftnitiA Mr id. "and T came '
" trem. ..H.vacll. .Crf A.-lMa, , Biiltntt ..-., -... -- tW,Tlto-WaTcTiur.-r.'e ind other or
luv been duln (uard duty for about ti Thee la Nothlne to GIo taalamUotia and p!y n Important
ScrrraJ OUtor Arrtmd lata "Vct4 aad
win Restate Today tLlnf Paai
aaaa Cbtbifw aa Imponaat racto
ta Om EdaK-atioaai. RWi1oa aad'
aortal Ufa of RaM. Irwtn
Haadrada mi ModmU Hero Aaaa
aly aa Rry Baalanaa laaarwrttoa,
Mluct U tbo Peuple aad Paaro.
hw liorai laaUtatkma.
Forty-three new atudeata r(1tred
at aUaca Buaineaa Collec yatrday.
wall avral other arrived la th
city laat Rlfht and will enter today.
Thla I a record-breaker and flvee th
roUeir a total earollment of ovtt four
hundred atudent thl year.
Mr. and Mr J H. Kinf have
trained personally ll.e0 atudenu Fho
now All responatbl pnaltluna of thie
number t.tOD were trained at Ki(t
BuatnoM t'ollcjt In Raleirh and I'har
ktt. Tb colee here naa buwit
annnpnrtant fa-t.ir In the edurational
life of the city- Every yer hundreds
of ttudents come hrre tu receixe buel
neas training at kln'i llusinua t'ol
tef and then go out well -equipped
to fill poaitlona of trut with larf
buaineaa flrma. The aliendajwe I
nearly alway In rxrrmt ,.,( three hun
dred atudent all of h im rld. la
tha- rtty whna feVMiij tnttrurtl'in.
mingle with the !! Jri jxuvit.
Atlantic City
Excursion
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Southern Railway
AUGUST 23rd
Doa't wt thj ofxemaltT tn lH trr mow trt I R
MFH RIXIHT of the wtvtd with tte ttmaeeuula of anra.-tloa.
Very chewp raw will aptj a f HKe:
tMtt Rakftgh 4 1 p m ajj.
IMwbaa ap. ro.
.lbDMltV 11 p. an
tliaprt HU1 . 4 oo p m
Urrrew-enru
SIT-
II 00
II IW
II im
It oo
Mmf raevw iroen an MaiKwe ltai.rti ta ,trMir im liiKle.
TVkrta gond reiernhui im anf train Irattng AtlauUc tit within
I day larietdtng dale of sale.
M-ovwa will he allowed oa retarn tvp elihln Un it at Itilla
oWphlav HakUawnrr or W atimgtoL etop-nvrr at l'lillad-lplila you
rata vw New York
fwfiarat Care for ('ofcwrvl IVorile.
roe farUwr lnfornatiia ak rur Agent or write
W. H. PARNELL.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
ef3
WHEN IN DOUBT
.
come here or telephone
us your wants. (J it's
something you want from
a drug store we have it.
King-Crowell Drug Co.
The Quality Drug Store
Both Phones, 95
Al n ' , r.. tn Ik. M.M-iat I f ,. fr, . -it.
Out and that iha (HnralUce Rrport Th Importance of Kin a Huin
WUI b Ghra to IWrwirraUc Mala1 Coa V the l.ualneaa Ufa ..f Hal
f ein. in itri i in! roaitv is enown i)
th fact that un etrrday th ruUK
received nln apilu a'lona for boo.-
IKt- FOREST-TRUSTEES TWO "Sir SEHMOHtr
Fxrxwtlvo ComniHteei Ultra It Meet
try rKrwtion of ITteirman tiler.
eight yeara, and for twenty-nine
anoatha wa enpwrd at in mate
prison. I waa' one of three guards In I
charge of a squad of twenty-four negro 1
convict who today began work In
widening Htllaboro street at th Cam-
area property. The convict er
givea omner in tn. eoae ' , Ex-Oovernor Charle B Avcock haa
to th weat of the field end had Just! ...,.. .- -. T
ftttBtad aaea tiearo frWrftlann rn:1ttirna-to ttie city from W rtghtaMll.
hack had com up to the edge of where he was one of the committee,
ta rod and X!chol..n ran behind It. ln Investigating the tangl In!
irtXTorv -- -
otten a aood tart. I rt to the; ratio nomination, the other member!
edge of the bank ana cried out to mm 'of the i nmmltte pre
keeper and stenof raphers
BR, AMltV 'ssKI.
JU aw VnlntratluUI? Otiattexi
I rtHil tlM u.T.fill I.Ut by tlw
fcwrnary of lunl
On the llt of 'OM-eeful api'U' nts
belna eg-1 for license to irs t'., e dentistry rr-
aeversj time to top, tu halt, but he (jovemor Jarvls. el-Judgr A C. Avery. ! cntly publishe d th name of Ir
liiiriiiii'ii 1 1 j
of the board 1'
cat at Oastonla
L. La If 1 should shoot. Me told me
to shoot and I used my Incheater I j PLAY i;HIH Ml tT ttMIHr:SS.
hoot any convict, ea.ept on who Is 1 r "' "r r.s-weui.-,
aid to ! Ineane. If he ran. and be- (Jovernor K 1. loughtoo aa kapt:
fore I shot I asked Koad Supervisor 8 assy by urged profeselotal hu sines j
Ki-tlovernor Ayrock wu asked lf!
1 l the se'-relarv
Andrsws will lo-
rtfle. cal.br 1!. getting a sight at theith'r nX atatemsnt roncernlng
regro towards the south side of the " " .7 I Kugavwtlnfi Made Mni for Mao In
road He fM over on th. sidewalk ' JZr'"- "J' ", BaWgh f. Trton, of Poor
and waa dead at ot. turning over"!1'! Ther will be no statement H,,M Cntaalou iHwasew.
.. he fell Though I have been guard- "i ""til on. Is given to th. Imo-1 "c,m iM-easca.
Ing conMcts fo' about eight years, this i-ratlc Htate Executive Committee at i To th E'll'or M t of the siuare
Is th. first time I ever saw one run, '1" n' meeting " The meeting I yet upon whlrh tli -oit,, romprea stood
to re ranen, ana tne aat. u snonjy naa neen nunr ni ami open sin
be snnoumed by fttata Chairman
Eller
and this on. Is the first I hav. utr
shot.
Th direct statement of Mr Pan
der I confirmed by the other guards
who say that Nicholson tried to ea
ten, was called on to halt, and that
guard Panders shot. Ther Is also a
report that the negro had said that
If he g.tt a chance to get away he
would take the chase, that h would I
aa snon b dead a not.
Ther waa no excitement among the
other aegro eoavtcta when Nicholson
tried to ear ape and waa killed. Th
body was taken from the edge of th
s-.dewwJk where th necro had falle,
death being almost Instantaneous, to
th fl'at Fair Ground where the con
vict camp Is located, and about six
o'clock yesterday afternoon the body
waa removed to the Brown undertak
ing eetaMlshment and prepared for
burial. The negro formerly lived here, ,
bwt had lately returned from PufTolk
Ba has a sister her who sun that
she can not say what will be done
with the body until her mother ar
rlvea today from Puffolk.
Nicholson, wfco w aa about twenty-two
Tear old. lived la Raleigh until the
laat few year when he went to Puf
folk. He refirned to Halelgh early
In August and on the eleventh he waa
convicted of attempted larceny, hav
ing been detected In the attempt to
rob the cash drawer at the store of
W. P. Man on East Martin street.
H wa tried In th polk- court here
last Thursday before Polio Justice
Ptronach. who sentenced him to alt
months on the road, and th negro
began his term on Friday.
Tb condition of th shooting war
"ouch that Coroner Pepark held It to
be aanereeeary to hold an Inquest in
th matter, aa In such cases of Iha
hooting of a fleeing convict the re
quirement of th guard la that n
boot.
REPI BLICAX COI XTT Til RET
Rl GWlCSTl I) Ftm W AKE.
ths removal of the rompre. this sum
mer Would It not 1m. w.-U for th
dly to get pTpilwlon from the Pea
board Air Un Hallway, th owner
of the property, to grade th ground
and secure Its ue as a recreation
ground! In the sroumls of the Cen
tennial School there is now a foot
ball and l.aseball field, but ther Is
nons In the northern part of the city
The suageetlon In thrown out. Th
Seaboard Air Une has alway shown
much Interest ln matters st Kalelgh.
nd Mayor Wynne. If he think -i
MET IX FIRST HAITI T M'MHV
PtTltMlL ROOM 1TI.K!Y ,
IIIMN rTTKK TO M M. 1T III-
tuw. al Estiusn mm m.v
There waa held yeater Ur n mrev.rt
of the Board of Trufi f VaJia
Kurrst College, the fu.i t-e,o in
attendance- Prof. K I' H . c '
I'ifonl. preeldeat; Mr A 1 W.rl. . f
New Bern; H. P. Thon. .' t'.-i V
Kev J A Campbell, t lo t of
Hulea i reek Academy. M . ri
J Hunter. J W. Baile. N l lit .Kh
ton. Ir Watson P. Kan n. : T
Venn. l I.. and Prof J K.rrei..
of HaJela-h. Mr. Koert V I: i . of
Wake Forest. Mr. Ueorge s o-,.,,
of (toldsboro.
Tlie meeting waa helfl 'n h S .n 1a
S. hol room of the Hap'ist
hunh at four o'clock in " r
noon A committee. 'fi p I tf
Prof otgood. Ir Menlan i. r s -1 I
and Prealdent Poteal. t voi-d to
auneet additional teach'ra f r the
I'epartment of Ensl'eh
REV. I. K. WT1V. OF IJ II IMTII
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Dike's Peroxogen Cream
A gentle, harmlest skin tonic, which is reaclily ab
&0Xi)ed and docs-not irria(t?.- CoormirroothtTTj'r
refreshing. Price 25c.
B0BB1TT - WYNNE DRUG CO.
BOTH PHONES 10?
Hev. I N l.ftitv
e!l Mniorlal i l..t ':
i itv. a, ted ths f"i'r!' i!
of the 'rat--rn loii i
day He preacb. I m
al eermons t Ur.--'
un.l made a Tnr lri i.
notrnlna e-rvii 1
I' r if Into "i on.. r h ' .
If- made It uu't
n.-- eva.ry for 1
strong conv irtlot r - i
1'a. ktvone to sinroi
lared thai i i'
hurchee t.- l.
1'h dep f-i.ji r
I
CAPTVRKB IX PI RHAM.
Kemp HUI, W aetcd Mr RamMlng.
Brwugtw to Rate by CoaMabla
' Byrwaa.
Kemp Kill, rolorad. wmnled tit Bal
algb or th chare of gambling, waa
art tad Saturday night by the Dur
ham police. , Conaur.1 Byrum waa
Betlfled and went to Durham for the
prisoner, raturnlag with him Sunday.
BUI waived examination and wag
Cred under bend for hi appearanc
or the Superior oeairL
f ' F-aanpBret at Brevard.
Brevard baa been ehoeea aa th
place af encampment af the atudent
. ofAeera of the Port Royal S. C, ma
rine school. Th encampment will
b held la September.
flnaamarh aa Itu Drortit I e mm -rat
Caa Be Ptyauaird to Run m Radi
cal Tb kat, the) Old Crowd Is Ready
to Fill tlm Pr
Certain Republican have been
moving heaven aad earth (that ta
a figure of speech, for they have no j f thl ugstlon. can no doubt get
connection wtlh heavenly things i co-operation.
sine the flrat of July to induce two or i Another matter which hs Impress
three Democrat to run for office ,4 ,h, writer very forcibly la the need
either aa Independents to be aupport- of ,ofn, ., of a rlBr fr earing for
ed by Radicals or to run on their ,n(J treattna person who hT con
ticket, Non ha been found That tagloua or Infectious dlaeaara. an I
breed of Democrat do not thrtv In WBo haV, ,h added mlsfortun to
Wak county. Therefor a politician I noor What Is needed Is a well ar-
yeeteruey aueicu in !U4l""iM
ticket for the consideration of the
Kepubllcan convention that la shortly
to assembt:
Henanir Claude M. Bernard.
Houw James I. Moore, W. T. Bar
row, J C 1. Harrle.
Khrrlff Ham T Jonea,
CWk Hill E. King.
. Hrglatrr of peed Alt Powell.
Cniml I'wioa Everett Uaoka, Thad
Ivev, Jame H. Toung.
'That would be," said the perty
talking, "a real Republican ticket,
truly repreeentatlv of th party, em
bracing men of both the Duncan and
STAUOFH RRFPTTC.
That a clean, nice, fragrant com
pound like Hucklen Arnica Salvs w'll
Instantly relieve bad birn rut. s all.
wound or piles, staagwr t-eptlce. H it
great curea prove its a wonderful
heeler of the worst eorea. ulcer, bolls,
felons, ecsema. akin eruptions, aa also
chapped hands, sprains and corns Try
It lie at all druggista
tlorm and th--1
!nl up for tht",
wo'ilil t no tro.,
br1rg:ng the world
trout-i.- about t'.,
Christiana la that !'
conviction Th. v I
It doe hot make
are Killlna to dnri
otrifr,. n ho hav .
too timid to rtand
of HUi'k
KUlabeth th service
-1 horch Hun
n Ton pra tl -o((r.'silloria
-ioti At the
t renolved
I Mn. kbone '
r that It a
ui!, b hav-
!- have th
r them II-
r--it need In
ami thin
convl' -1
k lone to
i. tions. in.
(n. a bo it
itirlet Th.
Toilet Articles of Every Kind!
Soaps, Perfume, Toilet Water, Talcum
Powder and a complete line of Toilet
Articles are always found at
HENRY T. HICKS COMPANY
flori Phones 107
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A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
(Continued from pag. one )
ranged and ailractlve place where the
Ick could be properly Isolated from
the well Think what this would
mean for both sick and well a to tub
erculosis, dipththetla and other dis
eases Can our people be brought to
se. thst. apart from the greater com
fort of the sick, the money question
Is a (real factor? It It be plainly
understood that th. topplnn
the . hacking of diseases means
money for th public. The
Plate the county and th city have
not yet don a single thing for th
Indigent Incurable who has tubercu
losa unleea such a person la dounly
Morehead faction And Inaamuch 1 unfortunate that la. Inaan. also. The
aa th Republicans are working on ! writer has perfect faith In the good
thg quiet thla year to get out the negro , intentions of our people. They have
vote, that race la given a place on imolv not yet risen to the supreme
th board of commissioner."
SHE REFUSED TO LEAVE
(.Continued from page one.)
leave tomorrow, to pay tha coats In
th caa ad to causa no trouble, but
Judge Sykes held to his Judgment Her
sxcue waa considered by tha rubber
neckerg pretty good. A ths matter
now stands, sh can be hr at least
two weeks mora and In tha event her
necessity of preserving the publln
health. Raleigh has, ln th person
of Dr T. M Jordan, a most devoted
and able superintendent of helth
Will not our people hold up hi hands
and provide (n tha vary near future
what we ebould have had all the
years?
FRED A. OI.DP.
Raltlgh .V. C.
, Catrhlasj Biff MaHeC
ITo Trouble
A stxas Cfrfaujo,
Post
Toasties
alftal tlra tha box. '
Bakfat ta a enlnatA, and
Pa bava a snesj aa dcJtgntful
as tt Is wtioleeorna. '
Post Toaatlrs ar rrlsp and
flatuwUI fOedeaj.brwwrn, fluff
bits that almost melt ' ta th
" aaovth.
, . .- -; :
"The Memory Iingcrt"
POGTCM aiREAL CO, LTD,
Paul Creek, Mich.
caa Isn't reached, three months more.
with chance that a Jury might ab
solve her altogether of tha duty to
glt. Tha girl raHy wo. '
J. M. Roderick, a vary good-looking
man. was triad Oil morning for re
tailing, but cam clear in tha gwnerally
characterlaaa array of wltntssss pre
anted for ths Stats and ths dfna
too. R was accused by a negro who
had been foud guilty of selling whis
key. Roderick admitted having served
a term tn Atlanta for selling whiskey,
but that was all against him. It Isn't
considered deadly sin tn thee nan
because Dehwnon tnwnshVp) Instructed
for local self-government.
Ths trial of Reuben Barb, who
was last week arrested for pulling hi
gun again, will take plac tomorrow
morning.
Th caa has been from tlm to
tlma deferred on ac roust of Barbee't
attorneys being unable to appear In
th rasa, Trere Isn't anything that Is
of great new value In tt but tha
coming Into mart of Reuben liar bee
sounds like old times; Indicates that
; there la something doing. Editor Jos
1 King a lew aare ago wrote mm eom.
time Reuben Barhee's money la going
to play out and then something will
iha done. to him by th courts. And
! that's what Colonel Falrbrother would
call tuff.' .
1 fcfisa Delia Hampton, assistant
I teacher of history In th Orsensboro
srhonla, haa accepted a similar posi
tion la th Durham schools and wilt
!bs her tha flrat week In September
!te begin work.
! Tttlsa Hampton haa relatives tn Pur
: ham and haa trtelted frequently In thla
' place. She Is accounted an exceptional
i teacher and will strengthen ths de
I partment to which .she has been
.called.
Superintendent W. D. Carmlchaet
la ln Oaatonla, where h Is conducting
n instltnt for a period of two week
for the GastoB county schoola -
Mr. Carmlchael will conclud. - tils
work ther and return to th elty two
week hence to begin preparations for
the school term. Mrs. J. A. Roblpson
haa likewise returned from an eastern
trln where ah waa teaching In the
. Itietltut.. One a the Wader In th
primary work In 4 he ijoj-nl s , .hott'v n't
v.! woi-te.f-jt ', .-("' at that
'I :.
(Beaufort Iymkout)
Mr. Walter Longest caught-
pertor court for the trtal of civil case,
bfgan here this morning.
Judge C. I, on. who preside ths
full term of ihl luliclal dlatrlct, ar
rived yesterday snd court began busi
ness promptly st tn o clock.
A small case was tried and disposed
of hy eleven o dock
The next esse taken up I ona of
Importance, and lll occupy poeelMr
tao daa. from the progree ., fa.
made, and the number of lawyers
employed
It Is the case of Paul C IJndler
sralnat th KYI'S I'ntw Company, of
Wlnston-Palem Ftv years ago
I'aul IJndly and Watt Richards,. n
while coming to Oreenabero from
Winston In an antomobHe, were stru. k
by a street car at th crossing at
Waughtown. a manufacturing ani
residential suburb, four mile from
Winston.
Th. machine wa badly damaged
and Mr l.lndlev wa aerlouslv and
permanently Injured. H I claiming
ten thousand dollars damage of th
street car company, alleging that It
had no croeslng alga, that th track
was not visible, and that no bell was
rung In approaching the croaatng Th
street car company claim that Undly
waa riding at a "rapid, dangerous and
rerklee speed." and that thla alone
waa th cause of tha collision. The
caa waa tried three years ago, re
sulting In a hung Jury,
nn 1 rrom tne tart mxi in ngnt la on
Wednesday, eeveraj mullet measuring between a street car corporation In
1 11 Inches acme th head, between another town, snd tna owner of an
tha eye. - Thla Is an extraordinary automobile, botn litigant generally
else for this season, and la considered ! presume to have Ilttl sympathy
favorable algn for good fishing. 1 '""m a country jury, tn caa is be-
I lng watched with much Interest by
who defied the s!na ! reo for tv
cnvlctlors and the llet-rew rhildren,
who were throsn Irilo th. fl.-ry fur
nr wre th pstirnis h held up
"Tee." he said, "you will ! thrown
Into tl.e lions drn and Into the fterv
furnace for stanillng up for vour con
vl.-tlons todyv Hut the t'hrlstlan
who hopes to arcomplish anr'lung
must not be nfrnid of thn 'lions r!i
or the 'flerv furnace.' " And then h
emphas'red the fct Ihut there was a
delivery t"d t'sniel and the Hebrew
children mre delivered and the same
Hofl e ho delivere.l them will deliver)
the Christian t.Mn He t.leade.l for
he Ieniel tips of lh t'hrlstlan to
ds At night be pre he,1 on the mens
';re of i 'hrlstianit V of the church ani
'he IrHllvldual
The measure f I'lir'.Canltv of r
. h'ir. h or an 1 .1 1 v i.iim'., ti said, whi"
Hi a. tlvlty for 1 lir the gospel
tctt It sent forth A mnn 1hat 1 onos
In contact with i brts' 1 Imbued with
a spiritual reality which makes h!m
n evsngelist lie wains to go forth
ind tell the storv He wants to bring
bis neighbors to Christ It wss so
with the apostles It should le so
w th I'hnstlans of toda lt a mnn
get In touch In reulitv with Christ
and he wants to tell the story Ms
he. op, eg a power. He sal I that If the
members of the church woul. only
get In touch with t hrlst they would
w rk wonders They woUij go out
and bring men to Christ
Tha church or the 1ndfv1diil who
was not measuring up to this stand
ard, that of telling the story and
bringing men
short of (he
Mr l,oftln
consecration and power and Hlack- 1
well Memorial church, of which he Is
pastor. I on of the handsomest In ;
Eastern N'ort Caroline, snd unrfer hi ;
pastorate It has had a marvelous
growth It I a live membership and
under tne able leadership of Mr Lof- !
tin Is doing a great work in that por- i
Hon of the Plate !
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h't dny n
Ice Cream Soda or Sundae
t niir fountain RVh rrmm . frh fruit com hi fir t ! .in tht d-11-ifMiu
brvMn-l r Hption Frr.i , .mintny thnt tht? nnt o( on
muhM th mouth wnter Trv .u.r
I. C. BRANTLEY, Druggist
Phone No. 15 Masonic Temple
matorltv. Selected Hot i r t he l
crowd sele. t.,,1 llarr'
Kor days certHln It 1 , 1 I ' .in hosses.
or would-be bosses. In . I . n fgmg
l'ecn.wrata to ta'e a ,ti th.lt
ticket, to orfantie h 1t-'n 11. Wet.
or to run ss 1 nl'p..ti i . c . mm h. Isles
with assurances of h. oi .M ,Ti ,i.p..rt
Hut so far no liemo t' wh- . oni.i
command any votes. h..s i 'fed p.
be guilty of "party feif ' H mioI psrtv
dishonor" by running sg i i.st mill
daiee named In a primely in whi h lie
took part.
The only other news n of its. ti.nl
politics Is ths following :-. Il see
out from Raleigh t th.- Norf..i Pilot.
Virginian:
W'hll the Republican comtv c,,r
ventlon for Wake to t.omtnate the
county ticket la not tn (,. ...inniei
until Heptember 1. there Is nin.M.r
n ali discission of possib'e legislative
ticket, espeia.t It I'.'SS no like
, Col J i' 1, Hams I'fe-loog Re-
put'llcsn, who :s persoio erv popu
lar, will he set up ' make the raci
against lr i: v Sk liemo'-ratM
tlomlliees for the Slul- Senate I'.li.
IlHrrls de. lares h p " 1 ill' xness to maU.
Ihe rn. s provided the t ,-1. 1 1I1. sns wlil
get Into the cHiivpaltn wiih ihe detr
rnlnstlon to win "
A gentleman who keeps pretty we t
poster) in politics said last night Thl
Is all talk Col. Harrla haa no Idea if
mining He would like to get nm
I'l'iii.ii ruts to hetrav their par'v ant
'in., 'he Radii-si If he -an. but h.
s not g ong to run this ve.ir "
Wh.it men prlxe mnet la a privi
lege. rn If It be that of chief
nio'ireer at a funeral
' telling the story and
.rre (wn- Fortune Telling
Is young preacher of j . .
$100 Reward, J100.
Tks eastei f Mi tns wis a sksase w taara
wsaai shims IM seawr
has ksas Wh H ear
Catena. Mast Catarrk tvtes a tka a eeenrrs
ears sa iaee to she BHslksal SataesHy, (wiser
esseina.ssisi ieiw resnlew a leasma
nUMat. Hsu's (aiank (w a toses Be
tag .keeiir e ta ktos a4 aissais
st ths syeiei ikswey fMenrais .as
xHMalM Si ths aMS. an gtrteg Iks ssllrnt
suaaetk er kuUrtls se aw ssessitasM ss sens
kg asiari a m a amek. The aissiwei ks
ss aiiek kHk a ns earsthea eawm mat Mwe
CM Hsartes IleMaes tse aay exs wet S tsUS to
ears. Ses4 lot an o testttaonlale
, SMS) r. t C h r t y tu. Tokkts, a
M ky tirsesists, tie,
teas Ualii raaiiy riMs 1st usniniils.
and
K1. .. C. I.. HARRIS
WIU, HI .1 FOR SEN ATOR?
NORTH CAROLTNA
WAKE COVNTT. v
Before the Clerk.
Susie V. Pollard, petitioner, against
Theodore Potlard, Oeorge Crummell
' Pollard, John Magnus Pollard, Louis
Foleom Pollard and Eraset Medley
" Pollard; and Edward Atkinson Pol-
Isrd. Julia May Pollard and Ida
McKlnley Pollard. Infants.
Tha defendants, Theodore Polikrd,
John Magnus pollard. Louis Folsom
Pollard, Ernest Medley pollard, Julia
May pollard and Ida McKlnley Pol
lard, wilt take notice that a Ppectal
Proceeding entitled as above has been
Instituted before the Clerk of ths Su
perior Court of Wsks County, where
in the petitioner pray the said Clerk
to allot her dower Interest ta tha pro
ceeds of real estate tn the city of
Raleigh, N. C. seised by her late hus
band at ths time of his death, and t
mak ths residue assets; and tha raid
defendants will take notice that they
re required to appear before th aald
Clerk of the Superior Court In hi of
fice In aald city on th lth dsy of
September, lilt, st 12 M., and answer
or demur to the petition In aald f pe
dal Proceeding, or the petitioner will
ask tf.s Court for tha relief demanded
ln thevpetitlon,
Thl lit'h day of Julv. 11
.Vl.-,,I!-W!-'J-'WW-ftt''
all, and most rarefntly nursed
conducted by the sttoraeys. '
Mr. IJndley Is represented by Col Iteo From Hovo to Iflirn the) New
J. A. Barrtnger and ex-Judge W. P. Abnwt Wake trmnty Pwllteoa.
Hynum, while the corporation haa
Wataon. Buxton A, Watson, Manly A
Hendren. of Winston; A. I Brooks
and King A Kimball of Oreeirsbora,
About thirty witnesses bare been
worn,
Mr. IJndley and two other
for the plaintiff had been
etamlned by three o'clock.
Mr. Wataon la conducting th cross
examination for the defendant com
pany, and as usual, la bummer at
such buaineaa.
A New lawyer Bwura la.
At ths morning seewton of court, an
motion of Major Charles Ptedman.
Mr. John W. Col, of Dexlngton. who
was recently licensed as an attorney,
wag regularly sworn In a an attorney,
gad entered on ths records as a reg
ular practitioner.
navbtao) Porervr tvrt.
Judg W. J. Adama spent a short
while her yesterday between (rains
on his way from Cart hag to Lex
ington, where he Is holding this weeks
term of Davidson Superior Court.
i Since the Republicans of Wake
(county held two county conventions
land sent two arts of delegates to Ihe
. State convention. Ilttl haa been heard
i about Wake county pnlitlce. Ther ar
now tWo coneilT chairmen J. C L
Harris and Lester Butler. Which will
get down? Or will they amalgamate?
The Morehead crowd, having a large
Doe eot tak into aonsiderstio tse one essentia' " wom
an's aappiiuws wamanly health.
Tb woeaea who neglects her health it aegi relief the
very louadstioa of all food lorttme. (-'or without health
lov loses its lustra and fold is hut dross.
Womanly health when lost or impaired may generally be
aagaisad by tb aaa of Dr. Fierce'! Ksvent 1'resoripti.
Ts seW'fa as, for erer go years,
ases tmriml 4tlltt, we ft, pain- wrack
wsmea, y fks ftsagregs sf (Asasaags
mm4 iklm re Im f arfracy af (Aer horn
t wff Aesf t Asrfsg ra ssbasft tm Im4.ll-
af gaaarfaafafls mm4 fftm.lr.ty reaal
( amlmatlm.
Sick women are invited ta sonsult u. by latter, res.
AH MfTseoondeac held as sacredly eoatdeatnl. Address World's Dieeeaeary
Medisal Assooiarioa, ft. V. Pisrc, M. D , Presideat, Buffslo, N. Y.
Da. Pixaca'i Casaf Fsmilv Drtrro Root, Ths people's Con no Sss
Vtsdieal Adviaar, aawly revised up-lo-dst. edition 1000 sag, ssawrers is
Fiatn Infill boats oi dsliears gsastioss which every womsa, siagls or marrietl,
Ought t kaow shout. Seat frtt to ssy sddress oa reesipt of 31 aa ssg
stsmp o over ot of wrapping aad nailing say, la French sloth hied lag.
ASKS MIRTH CAROUXA.
IU
lrvIVeartha of S4a! Waata
Ritlleiia on canning.
Th bulletin on canning, prepared 1
by Prof. Shaw, of th State Depart-
ment. of Agrlcultur and Issued by '
that department Is exciting much at
tenllon throughout the country. la '
yesterday mall the department recehr- )
ed applications from seventeen Pistes
for th bulletin, thus far fully three-,
fourths of the Ptstee having requested :
eoplc of tha bulletin. e i
Involuntary IVtltKsn. j
Klser A Co., ths Pan ford Caady Co.,
nd ths L M. Foush ee Co., yesterday !
filed an Involnntary petition with tha
clerk of the Federal court here prar
logtbat. tb firm of yir-her -A; .Waf
go-ua of Panford." vt; cU' 4 tane--' .
pt The matter will .ta heard at'
Manhattan Shirts Reduced
. - . . - . .
Too many shirts on hand that 1$ tht reason we art going to sell out
our tntirt slock of Manhattan Shirts at tht following reduced prices:
$1.15 instead of $1.50
$1.25 instead' of $1. 75
instead of $2.00
$2.00 instead of $
Many of the best patterns eft. Better come in early before tht best
Sit OUR DISPLAY. v
pickings art gont.
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