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THE CAUCASIAN
-ir. S. P.. Aug. 15, 1907.
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i second-cUa mail matter.
WAKK COUNTY NEWS.
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Th- Kteb- Ijeaf Tobacco market
.. Friday. About 8,000 pounds
i i t vc r.tnlncr dav. Mont of
tjV 1 1 1 ' v -
tbe tuat:o was primings and lugs.
Mr Kugene B. Bturgen, a promi
DfcDt c-itUen of Apex, this County,
jie.i Friday morning. He was a
Li.lhijmian during the Civil War,
in,j m on hand at the fall of Fort
Druuty Collectors Downing and
. . i 1 1 i i
A)jaiu-) JH4iroy?u a large tniKaaue
,ji-tilUry Tuesday morning, nix
nJilM north of Cary. The block
er,, made their eacape when they
aw U)' officers coming. Four fer-nimU-rs
and 1,500 gallons of beer
Wer' df-stroyed.
Mr. David DuIJoi", who was su
lrint nding some work on a trestle
ifi the Norfolk and Southern Hail
way iinar Haieigh, was Htruckon the
tiHi-1 hy a falling block Wednesday
tvenink'- The block cracked the
your.'g man's skull and there is small
lo-i of his recovery.
The children employes of the five
cotton mills in Raleigh were given
a nice outing Saturday, The Street
Car Company gave them a free ride
over the city. They were then car
ried to Pullen Park where the "Sun
ehiuers" and a committee from the
Associated Charities served them
with nice refreshments. It was a
happy lay for the children.
Mr. Thos. K. Greene, of Raleigh,
has Nought an interest in the Raleigh
Furniture Company and has been
made Secretary of that Company.
Mr. Greene was formerly city ticket
ajji-nt of the Souuthern Railway,
and was indicted together with the
Houthern Railway some days ago for
filing tickets for more than 2i
iiU ir mile. Mr. Greene prom
ise! not to sell any more for over
2i cents and was let off on five dol
lar tine, while the road was fined
$150,000.
STATE NEWS.
To Test Anti-Truat Law.
An important action will soon be
tried in a magistrate's court In New
Hanover County which will test the
force of the anti-trust lsw of this
tstate, and it is probable that the case
will be carried up to the State Su
preme Court The action grows out
of an affidavit made by Mr. Albert
E. Peschau, of Wilmington, before
Justice Bornemann charging that on
July 27th the Diamond Match Co
sold to the J. G. Stevenson Co.j of
Wilmington, a large quantity of
matches made or controlled by that
Company, of the value of $25, or
more, through Walter Buoy, agent,
the defendant, upon condition that
the said J. C. Stevenson Co. should
not deal in any other matches of any
other make or manufacture, This
it is alleged In the affidavit being
against Chapter 218 of the Public
Laws of North Carolina, passed by
the legislature of 1907, and contrary
to the law and against the peace and
dienitv of the State. It is further
charged that the said defendant un
lawfully and wilfully aided and
abetted the Diamond Match Co., in
making the sale of said matches to
the J. C. Stevens Co., upon the con
ditions named before that the said
Company should not deal in matches
other than of their own make or
manufacture. A warrant was issued
for Mr. Buoy by Magistrate Borne
mann and he was arrested and placed
under a $1,000 bond for his appear
ance July 31st, when the case will
be heard. Ex.
The case against the Diamond
Match Company and the drummer
was called In Wilmington on last
Thursday, but the defendants waived
examination and was bound over to
Court in a $1,000 bond. Ed.
The monument at Moore's Creek
Battle Ground, near Carrie, N. G,
will be unveiled today.
The colored firemen of tbe State
are holding their eighteenth annual
session in Durham this week.
A list prepared by the Corporation
Commission shows that there are
thirty-seven railway systems in this
State.
William UortoD, a prominent
citizen of Person Couuty, was found
dead in the suburbs of Roxboro
Monday.
The town of Kdenton held an
election Tuesday on the liquor que-
uoq. aaioons were voted out by 50
majority.
Governor Glenn has ordered a spe
cial term of Swain County Court to
convene August 26. Judge C. M.
Cooke is to preside.
The W. R. Womble Hook and
Ladder Company of Raleigh lowered
the world's record Thursday in the
fireman's contest at Wilmington.
The town of Mt. Airy has shipped
40,000 pounds of blackberries this
season. They were bought by Gar
rett and Company, wine dealers of
Norfolk.
Dr. Joseph Graham, of Charlotte,
died Tuesday morning. lie had been
ill for some time. Dr. Graham was
a brother of Judge Graham and of
Mrs. Walter Clark.
Lelia Crowder, a colored girl who
lived near Wadesboro, was killed by
lightning a few days ago. Her drees
was split open, but there were no
marks on the body.
Lelia and Ida Battle, two negro
women of Goldsboro, became in
volved in a controversy Thursday,
when Lelia seized a gun and emptied
its contents into Ida'B breast, killing
her Instantly.
J. A. McAnulty, engineer of the
pumping station at Salisbury has
been arrested charged with the mur
der of Robert Owen, Superintendent
of the Rowan County pest-house,
on August 2nd.
Near Kenly, Johnston County,
last Wednesday Ransom Godwin
shot and killed his wife and then
made his escape into the woods. He
and his wife had quarrelled before
the tragedy occurred.
There was another wreck on the
The chief of police of Winston
Salem received i telegram Saturday
from Columbus. Ohio, aakior If
Pink Fulton was wanted there for
murder. Tbe Win too chief wired
that Fulton was wanted and a re
ward of $200 was offered for his de
livery to tbe Sheriff of Forsyth
Fulton, while a guard at the convict
camp near Winston, seven .years
ago, whipped a boy, Rand Hart, bo-
cau90 be refused to work. Hart
died a few days later. Fulton was
Indicted but made his eacape before
the papers could be served.
Chicken Cater.
A young man in West Hickory
the other day for $1.00 bit off a
chicken's head, cut one leg off at
its backbone, stripped off tbe skin,
salted it and ate It, while tbe
chicken was dying. He did it In
the presence of six or eight men.
He raid for another dollar he would
eat the balance of the chicken.
Hickory Mercury.
Mrs. Ludlow Skinner, widow of
the late J. Ludlow Skinner, was
married In Raleigh Saturday to Dr.
J. Boylan, a wealthy man of Ohio.
be
Compensation.
Hicks It must be awful to
deaf.
Jicks Not if your wife asks as
many questions as mine.
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Winston ran into a shifting engine
that was standing on the track. Five
persons were iDjured, but there were
no fatalities.
Mr. Green Craddock, who lived
five miles north of Reidsville, was
killed by lightning Friday after
noon. He and Mr. W. B. Williams
had taken shelter in a barn. Mr.
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TRINITY. COLLEGE.
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Tjirce Library Facilities. Well-
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The track over the Norfolk and
Southern has been completed be
tween Raleigh and Wilson, and pas
senger trains will be running be
tween the two points by Sept. 1.
This is 49 miles shorter than the
former way of reaching Wilson from
Raleigh.
It is reported that the Dukes will
erect another mammoth mill at
Duke, in Harnett County. The
town is exclusively a factory village,
has a population of over 3,000, Is not T . Dta-U CrLAAI
incorporated but the largest town iiiiiiij i aii uvnuyi.
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the Confederate dead. The money
for the monument was raised by the
Daughters of the Confederacy. Chief
Justice Walter Clark will deliver
the address.
The New South Investment Com
pany with principal office at Salis
bury, was chartered Friday. The
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corporation will construct and oper
ate power plants, street railways,
waterworks, stores, hotels, etc. Au
mill will almost double the present
population.
On Friday, August 23rd, a monu
mont, w ill ha nn veiled at Pittsboro.
nh.fhiim nnnnio in th momorv of I "Rest Enuinned Preparatory School in
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Wilmington was visited by a rain
storm Saturday afternoon. More
than two inches of rain fell in lees
than two hours. The Star says that
such rains as havo occurred there in
past two months have eclipsed any
thing in the memory of the oldest
inhabitant."
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TIME TABLE NO. 22.
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY. MAY 12, 1907, AT 12:01 A. M.
Southbound
1st C1&88
Daily
Except
Sund'y Daily
Northbound
lt Claaa Dally
Except
Sunday
Daily
15 4 2
A. M. P. M. A.M. P.M.
Stations.
fTuO AA0 Lv. Kaieigh T t Ar. 10.40 6.00
8.15 f 4.50 f Caralelgh t 10.80 f 5.45 f
8.25 f 4 54 f Sylvaola 10.25 f 5.86 f
8.33 r 5.00 f Barnes 10.18 f 5.28 f
8.43 f 6.07 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 s Willow Springs t 9.50 s 4.50 s
9.26 f d.38 f Cardenas t 9.43 f 4.35 f
9.40 s 5.51 s Varina t 9.40 s 4.82
9.55 s 6.18 a 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 s Chalybeate t 9.06 s 3.59 s
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 3.87 f
10.37 s 6.36 s Lillington T t 8.42 s 8.31 s
10.50 f 6.48 f Bunlevel 8.27 f 3.15 f
11.02 s 6q8s Linden T 8.17 s 8.05 s
11.15 f 7.10 f Buckner 8.05 f 2.62 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 2.81 f
11.55 7.45 Ar. Fay'tteville T Lv. 7.30 2.15
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Raleigh Marble Works
Shipments made to any part
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at shop.
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The Exposition Line to Norfolk
"Ideal Alcohol" Gas Stove
For Travelers, Sick-Room, Camp, ChafinDisb, Light Howe
Keeping, or Wherever Gas Is not Available or Desired.
IT makes; its own gas ABSOLUTELY safe.
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CAN CABBY A VESSEL WEIGHING 100 POUNDS.
It Boils) a Quart or Water J n NlneMInutea.
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Jamestown Exposition
HAMPTON ROADS, NORFOLK., YlKUliUA,
For Sale, Typewriters. April 26th to November 30th, 1907.
H. M. NORTH, Headmaster,
DURHAM, N. C.
Norfolk and Southern Railway
LOCAL ' TIME TABLE.
Qoldsboro and Beaufort, N. C.
Effective Satorday, December 1st, 1906, at 12:01 A. U.
Bead Down.
STATIONS.
Bead Up.
The WILLIAMS VISIBLE STAN-
drd Tvnewriter. No. 6 model, does
lh. mnefc hoailt.ifnl work of AT1T Writlllfir
Tbe State Health Department has machine made, besiie it saves yu per
i s i 4 it,, nanc in ens i, 01 maioieuauce utw an
issuea Puou oiber makes. Most simple constructed
water of Gold Hill, in the County I mala
I a n Tt ........
of Bowan, to which it attributes the
cause or the typnoia epiaemic inai -. 7 4.:-,-,
has resulted in several deaths in YIMUiC
that town. There are now seven -1
teen cases of fever in Gold Hill. nU prnm Pa He
I & Win m.
Near Wilson Tuesday night Jiyae
- - . a n-
Hoyle, aged twenty, me bou ui xjz. WriUl for
nvwio nf Unnn. N. C. fell between I
XXV IV I V mmmm J W
two freight cars on a moving train FBOUF TiJii3u faults."
kq Hio inat oa hft wsj taken I we nave a large ui oewuuuuauu
that be died just as he was en 1 machines of all makes
into the hospital at Wilson, uoiu whicn have been taken in part pay-
ipra were cat off and the body was 1 ropnt for the "Williams". Some as
" . I . 1 t: ,
otherwise mangled. gooa as Drau uw.
.
The committee appointed by the 25 to 50 Per Cent "Lower than
legislature to purchase a silver ser
vice to be presented to ine cruiser
North Carolina has been called to
meet in the North Carolina building j
at Jamestown at three o'clock to
day. The cruiser will be commis
sioned next April. At this time the
State will present a 1 5,000 sliver
service. It is for the purpose of se
1 it hf tha onmm!tt has
Aoii m mt Thnradav. 1 No. uanaier mag.
SPECIAL BATES TEOn RALEIGH :
18.25
7.50
6.89
4.00
can be Bought Elsewhere"
Southern States
Writing Machine Co.,
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Round trip season tickets
Round trip 60-day tickets
Round trip 10-day tickets -Round
trip coach excursion tickets
n..k Tm,f!n rata sold on each Tuesday nd Friday limited to
j-a .nri inrtnraAd Xnt Good in Sleemoe Pullman and Parlor
Cars." Other tickets will goon sale April 19 nd continue till close of
exposition.
For Rates From Other Points Apply to Your Nearest Seaboard
Agents or Representatives aamea ueiow.
UNEXCELLED PASSENGER SERVICE
Via Seaboard Air Line Railway
tch for announcement of
T.OW TKOTTRSION RATES
AND HIPROVED SCHDULS
For Information and Literature address
C H. CATTIC,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, North Carolina.
J. F. MITCHELL. City Passenger Agent,
8 1 2 4
Daily Daily Eastern Time Dally Dally
- " A. M. " t
8:40 8:00 Lv Goldsboro Ar 11:20 7:56
2:50 8:18 Millert 11:07 7:55
4.01 8.21 Best's 10.58 7J7
4.13 8.81 LaGrange 10.47 7.2S
4.25 8.43 Falling Creek 10.85 7.18
4.40 8.56 Kins ton 10.22 7.00
4.52 9.18 Caswell 10.08 6.48
5.02 9.23 Dover 5.58 6.88
6.16 9.41 Cove 9.41 f.20
5.26 9.61 Tuscarora 9.81 8.10
6.31 5158 Clarks 9.28 6.04
5.48 10.10 Ar New Bern Lv 9.10 6.48
5.55 10.15 Lv New Bern Ar 9.05 6.49
6.18 10.84 Blverdale 8.43 5.16
6.22 10.88 Croatan 8.39 . 6.11
6.86 10.59 Havelock 8.27 4.59
6.52 11.06 Newport 8.11 4.48
6.68 11.12 Wild wood 8.05 4.87
7.02 11.16 Mansfield 8.01 4.88
7.20 11.80 Morehead City 7.60 4 22
7.40 11.60 Ar Beaufort Lv 7.10 4.05
P. M. A. M. A. 11. P. 11.
- Dally Daily Daily. Dally:
I By B.E-L. BUNCH,
Trafnc Manager,
Goldsboro, N. C.
Goldftboro, N. C, Nov. 80, 1906.
By H. C. UUDGINS,
Gen. Freight Agent,
Goldsboro, N. C,
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