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THE CAUCASIAN Kaleigh, N. C, June 27, 1907. rrrA at the Post Office in Raleigh V ;.. as neoond-classraail matter. WAKE COUNTY NEWS. AIoIphuB Nipper, a Confederate Mi r, died at the Soldiers' Home :n Kilei'h Friday. He was a native , f Wake County and wm a member , f Company A, 1 1th North Carolina Mit TroopH. Mr. Charlie 8. Allen died at bis h. -niH in Kaieigh early Friday morn- He had. been In poor health for -..nit inontba, but hin death was ,ry unexxcted. Mr. Allen wis ir iht agent of the Seaboaad Air I. in- Railway in Raleigh, and had in the employ of the Company f(,r about forty yearn. Tho Kaieigh. Chamber of Com merce in making preparations for a big celebration and barbecue in Kal cih next Monday, July 1st. The s i -hHion will be to celebrate Greater Uil'-igh, on that date the exten--inn of the city limits will go Into :!t ct, which will give Kaieigh an iiicreaj-e of about five thouHand popu lation. Klvira Powell, an old colored wo man, wan arrested Sunday, May 12, on ru-pieion of being connected in the murder of the babe of Koa John-on n the night of May 7th ami wan M-nt to Wake County jail I riilay on the charge of murdering tht- child. liona Johnson, a young white wo man, who was the mother of the i . a be, was brought from the jail, and -he tehtifled to giving her baby to Klvira on tho night of May 7 the -nine night it wa born to keep for her (ltona). When llosa again saw the child It was dead. The baby was found, it will be recalled, in a vacant lot near the intersection of Blount and Davie streets. Kosa was Hcnt to jail by the coroner for the murder of this child. Thomas Terry Under $300 Bond for Slander. Justice of the Peace Separk Thurs day put Thomas Terry, a young white man living in Barton's Creek township, this county, under a bond of !f ;500 to answer for his appearance today. The offense charged against Terry is slander. The warrant charges him with Haying unbecoming things about Mamie Pulley. Miss Pulley is about sixteen or seventeen years old. Her home is in Barton's Creek township. Big Day in Police Court. There was a large amount of busi ness before his honor, the Police Jus tice of Raleigh, Monday. John Person, a negro, was given four months on the roads for carry ing a concealed weapon and assault ing hi3 father. Walter Hollings, a low, chunky negro, loaded his stomach with dis pensary whiskey and his pocket with a gun and went out Saturday night looking for trouble, which he noon found. He insulted another negro, William McKnight, who splintered a fence rail over Hollings' head. Hollings ran and turned oc casionally to shoot at McKnight. However, McKnight was not afraid of pistol balls, so he chased Hol lings, took his gun away from him and turned him over to the police. Hollings was given six months on the roads. Iledding Perry, a white man, came to Raleigh Saturday to celebrate his (0th anniversary, and he celebrated it "gloriously" off dispensary corn. It cost him $7.25 in the police court. Chas. Horton, who delivers milk in the city, was fined $7.35 for leav ing his horse unhitched. Cotton Warehouses and Big Barbecue In Wake. At a meeting Saturday of the Wake County division of the South ern Cotton Amociation, a bonded warehouse holding company was started with a number of subscrip tion, after an address by State Presi dent C. C. Moore, expiaininlng the plan which has already been put In j operation in bo trie of the cotton growing counties of the Bute. It is the intention of the County Association to bold several big bar becues in the country within the next few weeks for the purpose of arousing more enthusiasm on the subject. Examinations for Admission Into the A. and M. College. On Thursday, July lltb, County Superintendents will conduct exami nations for admission to the Agri cultural and Mechanical College at Raleigh. Young men who expect to enter A. and M. in September should by all means take the admin sion examinations before going to Kaieigh. An examination in the home county enables applicants to determine whether or not they are prepared for college without the ex pense of a trip to Raleigh, and gives those who pass advantages in secur ing rooms in the college dormito ries. The College offers 120 echolar shijw to bright, needy boys desiring industrial education. Big Excursion to Raleigh Friday. There will be a big excursion to Raleigh tomorrow (Friday) from Hamlet and intermediate points. The train is operated especially for the Sunday schools from between Hamlet and Raleigh. The fare from Hamlet is only $1.00 round trip, and only 50 cents round trip from Apex. A large crowd is expected on the excursion. 'Black Hand" Letters Sent Wilmington!. Wilmington, N. C, June 22. Young lm Lacy, who live with other members of the family near Tenth and Prince tdreeU, la consid erably disturbed over certain anony mous cornmunicatioBs that have reached him through the mails and in which dire threat are made against him personally unless be ceaaee to pay court to a certain young lady, who has alo been annoyed with the anonymous epistles. The matter Is all the more an noying to young Mr. Lacy because it was only recently that be was way laid and badly ued by unknown persons. Mr. Lacy believes that the persons who made this assault are the same who are the authors of thee anonymous communications, and be will make every effort to ferret out their identity. The mat ter has been reported to the police authorities, it is stated. ToMRg Some women marry la order to unmarried far the mm reaaoa. Mitchell County Fire Eater. Andy McGee, who carries the mail from Magnetic to Bakersviile, is a monstrosity. He can eat live coals of fire with impunity, and with a spoon. If you doubt this just bring him a live coal and a nickel and he will masticate the coal and pocket the nickel. This is not all, for he told us for one dollar he would pour a spoonful of molten lead in his mouth and let it cool and then take it out Merchants Fire Insurance Company. Charlotte, N. C , June 22. Mr. J. Frank Flowers, for six years mana ger of tho western half of North Carolina territory of the Southeast ern Tariff Association, will organise the Merchants Fire Insurance Com pany, plans for which were launched this week at the Greensboro Mer chants Convention. The Merchants Fire Insurance Company will have an authorized capital of $100,000 and a surplus of $25,000, and in its organization Mr. Elowers will have the co-operation of every member of the North Caro lina Merchants' Association. Large Mining Company Incorporated. A charter has been granted the Eureka Mica Mining and Milling Company, of Plum Tree, Mitchell County, to mine for mica and asso ciate minerals and to manufacture products from mica. The author ized capital stock is $200,000, and this amount has been subscribed. All the stockholders except Mr. A. G. Miller, of Orenberg, are citizens of Pennsylvania, there being a dozen of them. Moat men appreciate the noccs of a pretty woman far more than they do tbe sen of a homely one, UNIVERSITY OF H0RTH CAROLINA. 178-1U07. Head ot the State's Educational item DEPARTMENTS. College, Engineering, Graduate, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy Library contain 45,000 Volumes. New water works, electric lights, central heating system. New dormitories, gjmaaium, T. M. C. A. building. 74 la Facaitr begins Septem- T32 8td0ate. The FALL TERM ber 9, 1907. Address FRANCIS P. VENABLE, Pkebidekt, Chapel Hill, N. C. THE FC30END. After coaiderbie tboogbt and study, I have at Is. cwbM In making a box that will come nearer meeting the demands of the average farmer than aty other box oo the market. For the production of Act comb, chunk and extract! hooey it has no equal. Taking everything Into consider ation, THE FA KM KS Fill END if the cheapest ami most practical bee box made, and I guaranteed to give entire satisfaction every time. Price, complete, $2 50. Write ft general Information. Enclose ad. W. L.WOr.1BLE 5 ID East Ilarjrrtt fcu HALKIU1I, N.C. 1 NTKRCHAGEAHi K MILXJGK ANNOUNCEMENTS. The Seaboard desire to announce that oo after this date all mileage books issued by them of Interchangeable form will be good for passage over tbe lines of tbe Atlaotte and North Caro lina Railway Co., and Norfolk and Southern Railway o., and that Inter changeable Milfsge Books issued by these lines will be honored for passage orer the Seaboard Air Line Railway. C. II. Gattib, RALEIGH AND SODTHPORT RAILROAD 0. TIME TABLE NO. 22. EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1907, AT 12:01 A. M. Southbound Northbound 1st Class 1st Class Daily Dally Except Except Sunday Sund'y Daily Daily - - 4 i A. M. P. M. A.M. P.M. Stations. Fred Cooper Sent on to Court for Passing Counterfeit Money. Spencer, N. C, June 22. Fred Cooper, a young Rowan County farmer, was arrested here last night and win nff th snittifl and ffive it on the charge of passing counterfeit r I a. i tt to una solid nificfi. What can the money a rBswuraui nwpw. xxo -Bakers- waB given a neanug ueiure aisyur Boyden today and was bound over to Superior Court to stand trial for the offense. He was passing worth less $10 notes when arrested. devil do with such a man ? ville Observer. Boy Killed by Lightning. Mooresville. N. C. June 24. Brodie Allen Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kennedy, who live near Mazeppa, was struck by light ning Saturday afternoon and in- stantly killed. Hall and Rain Storm Visits a Stokes County Village, Doing Much Damage. Germanton, N. C, June 24. Sun day afternoon this village was visi ted by a small sized cyclone, hail and rainstorm, three churches being damaged to a considerable extent. A memorial window erected to the memory of the Rev. Mr. Lacy, in the EniscoDal church, was demol ished. The Baptist church had nu merous windows blown out, and the Presbyterian church., a two-story structure, was moved from its foun dation some six or eight inches. In addition to the damage done to the churches, numerous small out buildings, fences and a great num ber of fruit and shade trees were blown down. This is probably the worst storm that has ever passed over this place. Prominent Farmer Up For Blockading in Cumberland County. JFayetteville, N. C, June 22. Charles Tyson, a prominent farmer of this county, was arrested by Sheriff Watson and a deputy, four miles from town, while running an illicit distillery. One hundred gal lons of corn whiskey and six hun dred gallons of beer were captured. 8.00 4.40 Lv. Kaieigh T t Ar. 10.40 6.00 8.15 f 4.50 f Caraleigh t 10.30 f 5.45 f 826 f 4.54 f Sylvaola 10.25 f 5.36 f 8.33 f 5.00 f Barnes 10.18 f 5.28 f 8.43 f 5.07 f Hobby 10.10 f 5.20 f 8.55 s 5.15 s McCullers t 10.06 s 5.15 s 9.01 f 5.20 f Banks t 10.00 f 5.01 f 9.16 s 5.30 8 Willow Springs t 9.50 8 4.50 8 9.26 f 6.38 f Cardenas t 9.43 f 4.35 f 9.40 8 5.51 s Varina t 9.40 s 4.32 a 9.55 s 6.18 s Fuq'y Springs T t 9.28 s 4.17 s 10.03 f 6.06 f Rawles 9.13 f 4.07 f 10.10 s 5.13 a Chalybeate t 9.06 s 3.59 8 10.14 f 6.17 f Kipling t 9.02 f 3.54 f 10.29 f 6.30 f Cape Fear 8.47 f 3.37 f 10.37 8 6.36 s Lillington T t 8.42 s 8.31 8 10.50 f 6.48 f Bunlevel 8.27 f 3.16 f 11.02 a 6.c8 b Linden T 8.17 s 3.05 s 11.15 f 7.10 f Buckner 8.05 f 2.52 f 10.30 f 7.23 f Carver's Falls 7.51 f 2.88 f 11.40 f 7.32 f Tokay 7.44 f 2.31 f 11.65 7.45 Ar. Fay'tteville f Lv. 7.30 2.16 BUSINESS NOTICES. T. Telegraph Stat's. t. Telephone Stat's. s. Reg. Stop. f. 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' When Horn ef Swamp-Boot. writing mention this, paper and dont aake any mistake, but remember tba toame, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, ftoJ TO VISITORS. Few nicely fur nished rooms in select part of city, one block from Exposition cars. Kates $1.00 per day. Meals extra. Engage rooms ahead. MRS, W. L. HO W LiJBTT, 512-28th Street, Norfolk, Va. 'AGENTS WANTED to sell hosiery and underwear. Possible buyer in every family. Victoria Mills, Norfolk, Va." THE HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL Prama fn Anninniia wat Pnint. Hnlleffe or University. Three courses nf Bt.nif f!iai.i. Srtint.iflf.. and Enclish. 850 acres of hill and dale, excellent dain tnii Man AaM.nri tnnb t.hietiVs. Tftnnis and Ball Grounds. One- quarter mile running track. Cadets dine witn principal s iamuy. iunue luence o' m . -W ? A a A.. cultured women in dining hall. Individual attention to eacn ooy. limueu nu 100 boys. Climate best for Southern boys, not in the bleak Mountains. School 55 years old. Graduates inspired to higher education. , For catalogue address, J. C. HORNER, Principal. Oxlord, jn.u GOOD NEWS KILLS TWO. WANTED Waste Land in large . . m I tracts. Title mast be perfect. AQ- dress Box 282, North Yakima, Wash. May 16 3t Laborer, Heir to $100,000 Estate, Drops DeadAnother Heir Drowns Himself in a Fond. Washington, Pa., June 24. Wm. Breene, a day laborer, of Washing ton, was so overcome today by the news that he had inherite-1 an estate valued at $100,000, that He fell un conscious and died a half hour later in a local hospital. At noon today Ohief of .Police De- laney showed Breene a Letter, in which it was said that his father had died on a farm in Ohio, lea ving his entire wealth to his son. T.here are no near relatives to claim the estate. South Norwalk, Conn., Juno 24. When informed this morning that he had fallen heir to $40,000. .Frank C. Randle went out and drowned himself in the Norwalk mill ind MIND UNBALANCED BY JOY'. 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Tkr jrturr rr UVva from an irfit sa Our Free Book, "Profitable Farming" hka fifM astixcr.tJC and tlsr.ttje a'rmsrt c-f eiprHa a4 ictuil reult of prartk! and irrtjftc farmsBf. It t israJsafeW t ihe farmer wbo i am tout to improe h-.t pro!ct a&J to U week ing for a wider twpa of prct. Seed f t to-iT . OCJiWAN KALI WORK1 New York 9 J Naaaaa St., or Atlanta. U.. 1734 Ca41e 614s. Tin: noutu caholina State Normal and Industrial College. Regtilar Cour trading to drgrrr ot lUrbrtor of fVdafoff j, rtacllor of Art. Hachelor of Science, and a new c jt;re trading to lb drgree of Uaebloe of Muiic. Board, laundry, tuition, and fee for uor of Uxl boukt. f ic, f 170 a year. Tot free tuition atudeoU, 1S4. Tub XoaxAi. DarAaTMaitr gife thorough instruction in the MbjerU taught in tbe schools and college, and peHal pedagogical traleteg foe tbe firofrAsion of teaching. Teacher and Craluntr ot other collgr are of rred a one-year special course in Pedagogy and allied tubjeet. Thk Commercial Dar abtmekt of!rr practical instruction in Stenogrtpby, Typewriting, Book-keeping and otbfr butinrM subject. The DiritTMEtiTH or Mam ai. At am Ikmetic Sciexci prori4e la truction in Manual Training and in uch subject a rrlate directly to tbe borne and family. Thb Mric Dxi'aaTMKKT, in addition to tbe degree course, ofTrr a certifi cate in vocal and instrumental music. To secure board in tbe dormitories, all free-tuition application should be made before July 15. Tbe fall term opens September IS, iw7. For catalogue and other informstion, address J. I. FOUST, PmMent, (.KKKNSIIOKO. N. C. Jamestown Exposition HAMPTON ROADS, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, April 26th to November 30th, 1907. Raleigh Marble Works Shipments made to any part ot tho State at same price at at shop. MONUMENTS Pi COOl'iill IIIIOH,, l'roprlocors. lUleljrh, N. C. When writing to atrertibera mention the Caucasian; send for Catalogue $1.00. EXPRESS PAID. $1.00. EXPRESS PAID. 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Captaia 'and Mrs. Blair were married in 8alinbury, she hav ing lived here from, childhood until their departure for South Carolina. A sister of the de ad conductor re sides in this city. M rs. Blair's father was a Lutheran mil lister. Captain Blair had scores of friends in Salisbury and -Spencer, and was popular among hist associates on the Southern. Southern Writing Wine Co. ATIiANTA, Ga. No. 424-25-26 Candler Blig. OUR CLUB OFFER. Round trip season tickets Round trip 60-day tickets Round trip 10-day tickets Round trip coach excursion tickets Coach exenrsien rate sold day prior to opening date and on each Tues day thereafter limited to seven days and indorsed "Not Good in Sleeping, Pullman and Parlor Cars." Other" tickets wiir go on sale - April 19 and continue till close of exposition. For Rates From Other Points Apply to Your Nearest Seaboard Agents or Representatives Named Below. Oil EXCELLED PASSENGER SERYICE Via Seaboard Air Line Railway THE CAUCASIAN AND The Union Republican 350th for One Tear for Only $1.50 Kither paper alone is one dollar per mfSLr. Subscribe now and save fifty cents on the two papers. Address N PUB. CO., Raleigh, N. C. tch for announcement of LOW EXCUBSION BATES AND IMPROVED SCHEDULES For Information and Literature address C. H. GATT1S, Traveling Passenger Agent, Kaieigh, North Carolina. J F. MITCHELL. City Passenger Agent Raleigh, N. u. 8 1 2 4 Daily Dally Eastern Time Daily Dally A. 21. f 3:40 8:00 Lv Goldsboro Ar 11:20 7:66 3:50 8:13 Millers 11:07 7:55 4.01 8.21 Beets 10.58 7.87 4.13 8.31 LaGrange 10.47 ' 7.23 4.25 8.43 Falling Creek 10.35 7.13 ' " 4.40" 8.56 Kinston 10.22 . . , 7.00 4.52 9.13 Caswell 10 08 6.46 5.02 9 23 Dover 6.58 6.36 6.16 9.41 Cove 9.41 ' 6.20 5.26 9.51 Tuacarora 9.31 6.10 6.31 5 50 Clarka 9.26 6.04 5.48 10.10 Ar New Bern Lv 9.10 5.48 5.55 10.15 Lv New Bern Ar 9.05 6.40 6.18 10.34 Biverdale 8.43 5.16 6.22 10.38 Croatan 8.39 6.11 6 36 10.59 Havelock 8.27 4.69 6.52 11.06 Newport 8.11 4.43 . 6.58 11.12 WlWwood 8.05 4.37 7.02 11.16 Mansfield 8.01 4.83 7.20 11.30 Morehead City 7.60 '4 22 7.40 11.60 Ar Beaufort Lv 7.10 4 05 P. M. A. M. - A. M. P. M. Daily Daily X Dally Dally. By B. E-L. BUNCH, By H. 0, HUDGINS, Traffic Manager, Gen. Freight Agent, i Goldsboro, N. C. Goldsboro, N. O. Goldsboro, N. C, Nov. 30, 1906. address, Binghamton, N. Y. - i. r