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THE CAUCASIAN -i at the lot Office in Raleigh v ( . v second-class mail matter. WAKE COUNTY NEWS. Xr. In II. Adams, of Raleigh, ' j Ja unlay morning after aa III n... flt -t veral months. Mr. Kd wards, of the Arm of i'U-i'r-1- A Brousnton, of this city, v :i ii fully -injured In a runaway j'ri hy afternoon. j t . .i mot-rats of Johnston County haV- l" lar d for Mr. Ashley Home, ,T Clayton, fur Governor, and Locke Cri jt Asheville, announced Xu "l'-y tliat he woul1 te in tne racy ii-xt year. (;,,v. Glenn Monday afternoon ,,unl -.n"l ! )- Williams, a white wan, who wan convicted in the po ire curt in this city last August f,,r a--ault and battery, and sentenced to twelve months on the County riJil-. Williams has served nine iu'jdUh of his time, and on the re rom mediation of th" police justice au.l some citizens of Raleigh, Gov. (ilf lni granted the pardon. M r. ! aorge II. Snyder, manager i,t -'the H tleigh branch of the W. W. Kimball Piano Co., has mailed to ;!r . F. Cox, of Wake Forest, a n-rtilicate valued at $200, for send b in the most complete word-list in a j2,"0o contest, begun April 231. A li-t of words was sent out nuni ..ring 1,093 letters. The person h !iirg correctly the largest num-l,-r of cities from the words was to the tirst prize. Mrs. Cox filled correctly the i.bineH of 107 cities, being found in the li-t of words sent out by Mr. Snyder. Mr. Snyder recently opened a branch house for W. W. Kimball under the Academy of Music, and the contest was held to advertise the linn. A CASE OF INFANTICIDE. Rosa Johnson Implicates an Old Col ored Woman of Raleieh. llosa Johnson, a young white wo man cf Raleigh, was arrested a few days ago on the charge of killing her new born babe. She ehowed that the child had been murdered and thrown in a garden near the J(,hnson woman's home. She waa carried to the hospital under guard ill remain until she is Htronger, when she will be placed in jail. The woman has made a con fession and implicates Elvira Pow ell, an old colored woman who was present when the child was born. She 8ays the woman took the child to take care of it. The negro woman has been ar reted but denies her guilt. A war raut has also been issued for the young man supposed to be the father of the child, but his name has not been made public. DURHAM POLICE HAVE BUSY DAY. Harvey Lyons Kills James Simmons With a Rock'. Negro Cut Hlllman High" Ed Bass Arrested for Wife Beating. Durham, May 11. A faUl affair grew oat of a play and scuffle be tween two negroes on West Main street, near the Dake factory this afternoon at 1 o'clock. James SImms and Harvey Lyon were first in a play and then In a scuffle that re sulted in both parties getting mad. The killing of Sirams followed, i rock being used by Lyon. There is one chcumstance or coin cidence In this cae that is of unu&ual interest. Years ago Beck Lyon, the the mother of Harvey Lyon, waa ar rested on the charge of murder. With ber was a man who it was! olaimctl by the State had killed his wife and children on account of the Lyon woman. They were both placed in jail at Uillsboro, this being before Durham County was formed. While Beck Lyon was In jail this Harvey Lyon was born. Born In jail, when his mother was charged with murder, ho Is today back in jiit charged with murder. It is a circumstance that is unusual It Is a strange coincidence. Soon after the killing of Si ranis there was another excitement when Hillman High, a white man, was badly cut by Ed Baas, colored. Ba?8 was arrested, this being after a con siderable chise, however, and he was locked up. The wounds received by High were not such as to make his condition serious, but the informa tion Is that the aesault was almost unprovoked. About the time that Bass was be ing brought in the officers arrested a negro on the charge of beating his wjfe. This caused a great deal of excitement for a few minutes. It looked like the newly elected police officers were getting a good breaking in on their first day. Two Men Shot Dead, Woman in Jail. Marlon, N. 0., May 14. Yester day a closed carriage left Marion in the direction of Spruce Pine, which attracted more or less attention. Deputy Sheriffs Boone and Buchanan of Mitchell County, scon rode into town, stating that they were after Massey Barrels. They followed the carriage and came upon him near Spruce Pine. Barrels opened fire on them. After an exchange of shots, Buchanan fell dead, and in a mo ment Barrels was the victim of Fretted Her Art Julie Soul. The miatrem cf the house la a cul tivated IkwtonUa of much musical taste, and the wbisllicg of the foot man, who believed himself alone in the house, fretted her artistic booL "Joseph," idie called at list, from the head of the back stairs, "please don't whistle those vulgar, rag-time things!" Yes, mem," returned Joseph meekly, I know, mem," he con tinued with unexpected spirit, "tot you can't expect a rhapsody of Ltezt with cleaning the knive. That will come later, when I'm polishing the silver." Musical Review. A Temporary Farewell. An Irishman in a rather small town found hlm-elf out of a job and was getting hungry. One morning having exhausted all efforts with members of his own church (Catho lie) to get work he braced the paster of the Baptist church and was told he would have to become a member of his church before he could give him a job, whereupon Pat agreed, and as he was walking Into the church he looked back at the cross on the spire of his church and said, "Goodbye, Lord, until times get better!" Ex. Ask your neighbor to subscribe for The Caucasian. It is only one dollar per year, and it will be the best dollar your neighbor ever spent. BUSINESS NO TICKS. "AGENTS WANTED to sell hosiery and underwear. Possible buyer in every family. Victoria Mill, Norfolk, Va." - Do Yon Keep IF SO BUY THE oney Maker IT'S THE BEST BOX IN THE WORLD FOR THE PORDUC TION OF FINE SECTION, CHUNK OR EXTRAC TED HONEY. Sheriff's Boone's steady aim. TTndroda of thm anldWrv vear were armed with a , . f QM in tha nntrv mm mmm " n ' iw bih-mh n......,.., v OVER 800 Have Saved Money IK LUDDEii and BATES PIANO CLUBS And Now We Announce the Or ganisation of a New Club. Join the Club now form ins? and avail yourself of saving nearly a third of vonr Plmn MonAv. There are hamlm! of irariera nf thU nr who need Dianas, and Intend to buy that If they knew as those who cse them know that tht nOUf mla ClAA T n.Man Jtr T.v tm tka twat rirts villi in ttiA Koilth at regular price of $100, would lose no time in joining ihU club, because the COSt to clnb members is only $287 cash, or pay f 10 cash bal ance in monthlv navmentA fanarteriv or vearlv terms can be arranged to suit convenience or crop conditions). Do not longer deny yourself or r . . . . iimiiy a piano nave music in the borne. Music gives more reai pleasure than ftntrthirtf oloa In (ha nrrtvl't k.l mnnavr M n tttlV TiWllr ltt I) 47" will give full information about our Club, also Life time guarantee and T T f t & a. . 1 . ..11 ... Ill rree lue insurance 10 ciuo memoers. wrue lor 11 iouay a pjsit bring you the fairest and beet piano proposition ever made. Ot'B K8T ADVERTISEMENT IS NEVER PRINTED A Satisfied Customer. LUDDEX & HATES. S- 31. II. SAVANNAH, QA.- RALEIGH AND SODTHPORT RAILROAD CO. TIME TABLE NO. 21. EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1907, AT 12:01 A. M. Southbound Northbound Convict Got Guard's Gun and Escaped. Elizabeth City, N. C, May 11. A white convict on the chain gang escaped this morning from the camps about twelve miles from the city. The officera bench warrant for Barrels and his wife, charging him with highway robbery. The story goes that Bar rels and his wife some months ago conspired to rob Senator Burlison, of Mitchell County, that Burlison to the best farmers in the country. IT IS VERITABLY THE "FAR MER'S FRIEND." Have produced as high as 200 Dounds of fine section honey on a i m- th HmQ ftf sinele box in one year, which was tto sold at 20c. a section. This was an s.. !.. ic-a Hc or,H Ar exceptionally fine yield, but under , aihin r .innanai intfirftst was lavoraDie circumsianctja iu a guuu mtiu - ,iKiQ.harri fihnt. from 80 to 100 pounds honey per box. You may not know how to Kuu ouu r- " die or give him 2,000. 1st Class 1st Class Dally Daily Except Except Sunday Sund'y Daily Daily 1 I 4 2 A. M. P. M. A.M. P. M. Stations. 8 00 4.05 Lv. Raleigh T t Ar. 10.40 6.00 8.15 f 4.15 f Caraleigh t 10.30 f 5.45 f 8 25 f 4 19 f Sylvaola 10.25 f 5.35 f 8.33f 4.25 f Barnes 10.18 f 5 26 C 8.43 f 4.31 f Hobby 10.10 f 5.16 f 8.55 s 4.37 a McCullers t 10.06 s 5.11s 9.01 f 4.41 f Banks t 10.00 f 5.01 f 9.16 s 4.50 s Willow Springs t 9.50 s 4.50 s 9.26 f d.00 f . Cardena3 1 9.43 f 4.35 f 9.40 s 5.08 8 Varina t 9.40 s 4.32 s 9.55 s 5.18 s Fuq'y Springs T t 9.23 s 4.17 s 10.03 f 5.24 f Rawles 9.13 f 4.07 f 10.10 s 5.31 s Chalybeate t 9.06 s 3.59 s 10.14 f 5.85 f Kipling t 9.02 f 3.54 f 10.29 f 5.48 f Cape Fear 8.47 f 3.37 f 10.37 s 5.54 s LillingtonTt 8.42 s 3.31s 10.50 f 6.06 f Bunlevel 8.27 f 3.15 f 11.02 s 6.16 s Linden T 8.17 s 3.05 s 11.15 f 6.28 f Buckner 8.05 f 2.52 f 10.30 f 6 41 f Carver's Falls 7.51 f 2.38 f 11.40 f 6.50 f Tokay 7.44 f 2.31 f 11.55 f 7.05 Ar. Fay'tteville r Lv. 7.30 2.15 Successful Farmers tc POTAS n.rtc it sothi? iff dontifo! c iadrtuisc alMst thcrckuU of uin2 I' tih fert far tn;ck crop. 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Virginia and Wast Virginia, tntt rtaUMra ttvlac in other atat rerhd l y AUmi or fvmihn K prima OmpuiH tnost rtmil &Oc. emtra. liurr nut of Muwkairt KJvr ruiiai mm Kn oth-r fipmi 1imm must artxi tX'Xt fur tha quarta n4 t aampat botUca aod wo will prrr cJiprvaa. Kat&it caah with urdor cm1 ajddraM I THE CASPER CO., Inc.. RoanoKe, Va. All WIUata Bu4 BBder trl.l.i 4 IT. B. tnrirrr. .4 MM1IM K.tUbal r.r. ru4 mmt I 4 Lm. Raleigh Marble Works Shipments made to any ,part ot the State at same prico at at shop. Ef20iUEfEC3TS Connections : At Raleigh with Southern Railway and Seaboard Air Line Railway; at Varina with Dnrham ana soutnern y.; at xayeito ville with Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. JOHN A. MILLS, Pres. and Gen. Mgr. XTftmrm? Thin Tima faKJn cVinVDO hA Tirrio at which trains may be ex- TPflfl V Or I UUA. XUU Iila UUli w nun iu iiuiivm ium j.uav7 .u "" " J - nrlion do this, but if you buy a HONEY- pected to arrive at and depart from the several stations anu w wuuai Drlinna nt thfi time COOPKH IIIiOH,, ProprJoton. Raleigh, N. C. When writing to advertisers mention the Caucaalan: send for Catalogue. $1.00. EXPRESS PAID. $1.00. EXPRESS PAID. gave him all the money he had. AN EXPLOSION NEAR NEWBERN. Building Stored With Dynamite Blown Up-Two Men Injured. New Bern, N. CM May 14. This MAKER Womble will tell you. with other trains, but their arrival, departure or connections at the time Tnl3 150X IS useu Dy me oiaie Biaieu is uoi guarameeu. Agricultural Department, also by Department of Agriculture of Ten nasaee. If vou keen bees at all it will Dav vou if you keen them in w v v ! the right way. If interested enclose this ad. with a 2c. stamp and I will send vou a booklet civine eenerai iu THE HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL r Annonniia Woof. Pnint. CnUccp ar University. Tbree courses I nf stud v. niaaaieal. Scientinc. and English. 850 acres of hill and dale, excellent . - i u7i t n n -p. hihtimi anu i win suuu j-i j .1 1 1 , . -n ii- .fhiat: .o 'I'onnia linn lirminus. uiif- One of the guards went into me city was snaKea oy a uyuuiuuc Ca booklet trivin general in 7,tTr m?i rnninr track. Cadets dine with principal's family. Influence of c I 1. n.DA tkia inn nrnmff I J w " i m - n . . i i t : -n b n nnphii n mft Dnaoners lor n osiou ai o;ov u utwa. u iuu.u6. i , urtvuv ..un.of wnm.n m ii n nv h . individual attention 10 eacu uuv. juimitcu u k . 1 . . . . 1 TfiriiiKi 1 1 1 r 1 1 'y n I iiiiiv 1 1 ill aawxi a uuitui t n vu.u " . i.rpakiw. IIo laid down his rifle. Frank McUehee ana waison Jiem-i ItTr. nM t ni 100 boys. Climate best for soutnern ooys. I . . . . iua.jj auu uco vuuuioi ....i . a,... A u hiift rnnvict as soon as he was ins. linemen, employed in me cou- . rrtT1n mith &cnooi o years oiu. ' u;"wnv,0 mv. Utrn,Mnn of the Western Union ;:i " addrees, uiiumiucu cauiM Bu i ... . i hpPH. ana earner sweetness lruui ered the guard. The convict came telegraph line, were snooting , . degert Addregg . out of the stockade and forced the mark with a pistol. McGehee drew ufAnnni e? VV. L- VUIIDbCi 5-49 East Ilargett St. RALEIGH, C. koo fni. Qrtnthorn nova, nnt in tne Dieas Mountains. Graduates inspired to higher education. JTor catalogue J. C. HORNER, Principal. Oxford, N. C "-Ideal" Alcohol Gas Stove For Travelers, Sick-Room, Camp, Chafing Dish, Light House- Keeping, or Wherever Gas is not Available or Desired. IT MAKESJ ITS OWN GAS ABSOLUTELY SAFE. Smokeless and Odorless, Weighs Oolj Eight Ounces. , CAN CARRY A VESSEL WEIGHING 100 POUNDS. It Bolls; a Quart of ,Watcr.ln Nlne'JMlnutoa. other cuard to hold his hands up a bead on a knot noie in a Doaru and then backed off into the wooas buiiamg wnicn coniaiuev and escaped. pounds of dynamite. Mcuenee was Ignorant oi tne iaci, uuwevci. mo I bullet hit the house ana tne result William Did the baby come from wa3 a terrific explosion, the shock heaven, mama ? being felt by every person in the Mama Yes, dear. I city. William Huh ! That kid didn't know when he was well off, did he?" Knmp mpn'H nreachinff is a3 tad as the piano practice of some women. Thn hnuse is located about two miles from New Bern. Strangely enough the injuries received by both men will not result seriously, al though they are very painful. tail The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. viioi-o. ?a o rli'cpnee rrevailine in this country most dangerous because so decep tive, iuauy suuucu 1 deaths are caused by it heart dis- - tf case, kA heart failure or - apoplexy are often Lthe result ot Jaa ney disease. If kidney trouble is 4. allowed to advance the kidnev-poison- tack the vital organs, causing catarrh ol the Madder, or the kidneys inemseivcs break down and waste away cell by cell. Madder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel In badly vou can make no mistake by lading ur. Kilmer's awamp-.uui, luc great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects inability to hold urine and Ktddiug pain in passing it, and over comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary fcfiectof Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful Cores cf tVio niAcf r?5crfQincr rases. " o " . Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and. is sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new dis covery and a book that tells all about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp Root, Dr. Kilmer' Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghanaton, N. Y., on every bottle. "Skidoo" No Longer Name of Post Office. Franklin, Pa., May 11. Yielding to the protests of the hundreds of patrons of Skidoo postoffice, Ven- ... m sot jt a ango County, the postomee uepan- ment decided to discontinue mat name. Cherry Brook has been sub stituted. For Sale, Typewriters The WILLIAMS VISIBLE STAN- rtri Tvnwriter. No. 6 model, does the most beautifnl work of any writing machine mndo. besides it saves 90 per cent in cost of maintenance orer all other makes. Most simple constructed i machine made. Visible Writing Ink From Pads Write for "PROOF OF THESE FACTS." We have a large stock of secondhand n..:.r.;nnUnii rphnilt machines of all mates ttiaicuiea oyiiiiriii0"o --- --- - nartoav- l K r I iiiw uu.i, - Air Line Railway The Exposition Line to Norfolk Jamestown Exposition HAMPTON ROADS, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, April 26th to November 30th, 1907. Si.OO. ExpresslPaid. $1.00. Express Paid. Hart-Ward Hardware Company, RALEIGH N. 0. Norfolk and Southern Railway LOCAL TIME TAULE. Goldsboro and Beaufort, N. C . Effective Saturday, December 1st, 1006, at 12:01 A. M. SPECIAL RATES FROM RALEIGH : . AAa- w9- nt Trial " aa-a r i iiifii ii aur uu u uuum Lamp, the natrons fought bitterly to o-ood as bran new. Prices :. . . D have it cnangea, anu even ouiwreu the support of friends in Washing ton. Some as are from 25 to 50 Per Cent Lower than can be Bought Elsewhere. Tlie Ricriest Cliurcli In America. The income of Trinity Church, New York city, outside of cburin offertories, last year amounted to $775,000. The church offertories raised the amount to above one mil lion dollars. Last year it paid $127, 000 in taxes on its property. It keeps a number of chapels, paying all the expenses. It is decidedly the richest church in the United States. New York Episcopalian. INTERCHANGEABLE MILEAGE ANU OUNCEMENTS. TKa cooiinard desires to announce ' wvwvw i that on after this date all mileage books issued by tnem oi miercnangeauie form wilLbe good lor passage over hub lines of the Atlantie aim North Caro lina Railway Co., and Norfolk and Southern Railway t :o. , ana ina inter changeable Mileage Books issued by these lines will be honored for passage . a A 1 TinnVailnrav over tne oeaDoaru -a.ir wuo unji Southern ni i Mate Writing Machine Co., ATLANTA, Ga. No. 424-25-26 Candler Bldg. OUR CLUB OFFER. THE CAUCASIAN AND The Union Republican Both for One Year for Only $1.50 Either paper alone is one dollar per vear. Subscribe now and save fifty cents on the two papers. . Address CAUCASIAN PUB. CO., Raleigh, N.C. $a.25' 7.50 6.89 4.00 Round trip season tickets Round trip 60-day tickets Round trip 10 day tickets -Round trip coach excursion tickets in mtft sold dav nrior to ODenine date and on each Toes- h0.ftar limits tn seven davs and indorsed "Not Good in Sleeping, uajr ucM.iv. ... ... l A I to .wl Pullman and Parlor Cars." utner ticsets wm go ou uaio u continue till close of exposition. For Rates From Other Points Apply to Your Nearest Seaboard " Agents or Representatives JNamea ueiow. UNEXCELLED PASSENGER SERYICE ; - - Via Seaboard Air Line Railway tch for announcement of T. W EXCURSION BATES AND IMPROVED SCHEDULES " FoTlnfbrmatfoTa C- H. CATTIS, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, North Carolina. F. MITCHELL. City Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. (V Bead Down. STATIONS. Bead Up. 3 1 2 4 Daily Daily Eastern Time Dally Daily P. M. A. M. A. M. ' 3:40 8:00 Lv Goldsboro Ar 11:20 7:55 3:50 8:13 Millert 11:07 7:55 4.01 8.21 Best's 10.58 7.87 4.13 8.31 LaGrange 10.47 7.23 4.25 8.43 FaiilngCreek 10.35. 7.18 4.40 8.56 Kinston 10.22 7.00 452 9.13 Caswell 10.08 6.46 5I02 9 23 Dover 5.58 6.36 5.16 9.41 Cove 9.41 6.20 5.26 9.51 Tuscarora 9.81 6.10 531 5 5e Clarka 9.26 6.04 5" 48 10.10 Ar New Bern Lv 9.10 6.48 555 10.15 Lv New Bern Ar 9.05 5.40 6a 8 10.34 Biverdale 8.43 5.15 6.22 10.38 Croatan , 8.39 5.11 636 10.59 Havelock 8.27 4.59 6 52 11.06 Newport 8.11 4.43 6.S8 11.12 Wildwood 8.05 4.87 7!o2 11.16 Mansfield 8.01 4.33 720 11.30 Morehead City 7.50 4 22 70 ' 11-50 Ar Beaufort Lv 7.10 4.05 - P. M. A. M. - A. M. P. M. Daily Daily DaUy Dally. By B. E- L. BUNCH, Trafnc Manager, Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro, N. C, Nov. 30, 1906. By H. C.HUDGINS, Gen. Freight Agent, G oldsboro, N. C, n ?