e Caucasian
i;UM'.H KVTKIUMtlSK.
Ir. L. M.
rr . " ,wwo,wVSns,4? vsrris mil frota CIUXKT TTUtlll AT OXroni.
Oar tea ports
or
raw
. Jul) .
Dr. N. M. fllalock't bom ac4 trc. :Jk- 4fttl daly fr are raStt4 tHcst&c for lUVV Tmwm,
eighteen naiJ- south of KuUb. l t IIS.OOO.OOO. isiiriisc IVfcll (Kj-r. ,r 1VIa fr v4-
were destroys ujr nre Sunday after-1 mrtIa or auui f 12!,960.O60 a fear
r.oon. it u thought that rau a4ls Illk fceslsr f rl&e Assertes
matcne were tne caue of tfc co.vailBS5narm nd tseir eraplojeiL
Sagratioa.
Ssu4 ft fc
tm EstatWt Ciiy
Locai Matters.
of Wakf
Court
i wfcf.-k from
. N us, 1 1 i v f r r Col-
... July 17th.
;rr in Ilaleigh yen
. 0 degrees at two
.t f-lt much warmer.
iiiff'tini? was held In
Dr. Joseph Hyde
..legist, addressed the
Few Om of Small pot.
William Johnson, a negro rfoci
Hainl-t. a discovered in "Kaleffch a
few days ago Ith a well developed
ra of smallpox. Tho sanitary ca
ters took him In charge and plaec-d
him in the iHrHt house near the city.
There are two other cztm of arnall
jrfjx on South Harrington tr-?t.
tA"ifcd ktfl,!iksl taila.a.
fM TW. T ? Rm rm 4 T t 1W rtl Tts..
fi . , t , i airway cw?4 t fz?s. 4. cmmtt ? It-itt:. tw4
pooa aetl of tnft?eSr4 ullc 4 , t5t te Is 4ifif or Clttsca ffty tNt t
uiuioa hu tpn rottw4 i& Ofof4.of tklnjr iw c4i. Oftttm lSt f;ly r? t j
j J orit.asita.Uot3 tf ftrl rails- s t&r &otu. ll r
er onilae frt!e a4 ttf -Uet of lrt I Vat !a t lis Vft l
rrt LawjffV Wilt.
(intltbtiric Dfiatcb.)
It I or of t i!nlsr pu-i of
the cotnplfcatiocj of oar Ica2 iriva
that aSknt irJneei of it are far- er opftioB$ ba aidr4 loiKt-tblsc f foss4 its? cf t
nhhed by th? error of lb mot cni- Jsof'' lntrrrt to tbir oJ. bst tt i&ft t etist:?s
ncnt bwyer. The? cm of Samuel J.
Tilden will, drawn by Jamet Carter,
with full cona!taUon with the a
lute and ?xrert t rotator, in a cas in
f4r,.--V?f Wy
!ort
Ost of tbw cotsjaAtf m crop's ery iwcosd..
crranixd to tarcb for Eol4 Cf xhe otbef two jrtk tb tt
Th-rf easM-s are under Ktrlct quar-j IonK standinr- Now Penniylrasia
Tht" taexber of tb-if party, at work fciaXIac &H in ti f
owbat cattre. ar U tttilrKTos4 r1tr asi tb otar i Wit ttti lt t? cf Wr e.
jr t-r,
Ca ct tt S.rt a Stfl Jtr
Wife i!t5 i Umt. IW list t.
an tin p.
May I'omtfMinc Klrrt ion on Koad am!
Farm Life liond Inue.
The Wake County Itoad Connc'l
an example exen more
furnishes
striking.
The defeat of Tildcn's will lay in
orerlookinp one of th requirements I:i"mljr dUrover. The nnderitar.4-
of New York law in regard to cbarit- 18 t!lt if there shotiid hapten to
wosncs in concert and bare bound
thtix?lr-$ under a rsot tolessn
agreement to diride the pots eaai.
ly. rsardle!ui of mbat indiridua)
looli; for htcm;st totrto
i ahlA nr nhilanthrrtnf Unttaatm f.. be a number of th" nttf lft nr.r
has decided to ak the Hoard of win of lhe ,alft Chef JusUce pax after takinj; the trouble of dutribut-
Courity ComralBsloners to postpone, of tbls Stat? faUs on tho game ne&. tng the II.IQO contained In each te-i
until the first Tuesday in November lect of a formality of Pennsylvania gold in them should be set
tbo proposed election on the ques- Iaw. namelv that hrA ,h,rtf,!,u I
aiu-rnoon. u; uon oi issuing ijuu.uuu in nonns ror . -bequests are made there must.be two
; me purpose oi improving tne roaas
in tne county. inis action was
: Jt.ileiKh were closed
j ractioally all the
, n t h e
nil."
i?h-n has granted a
; Harris, of , -McDowell
-a.'ih servinK a three-'
Ur larceny.
taken in order to try to
more sentiment In favor of the bond
issue.
The action of th Ttnari Council
.xx of the Wake County Vill postpone the vote on the farm
! ,.1,-ation Monday, Prof, j nfe school, as the Board of County
a as re-elected County j Commissioners
m. and Miss Edith Roy- j arate election.
THE MARKET
"witnesses to the document. I
Here are wills In which three of
WOrk Upifhi rn!nnf ii n-roro f
t " " V I o v lC ) J
committed errors fatal to the validity
of the document. "Every man Is sup-,
posed to know the law," tartly re- Good middling I51c
marked a Judge in a trial of a case. Strict middline l5ie
j "Yes, your Honor," replied the coun-j Middling i5C.
(Kecelpts yesterday, 13 bales,)
KALKIGII CXJTTO.V MAKKKT
iVurrvt4 Trj Tecrwlaj; bt t ks.
Johnvun a
rar
win not order a sep- gel for the r!fpnP 'Wont tho i.,rtM
-1 - - -v j n
on the bench; and we maintain ap-
' lUl- j pellate courts to correct these er-
Parker, Ex-Judge Win-' Corporation Commissioner H. Cay j rors." But here was a Supreme Court
Fred Olds spoke in i -., ..,IUK. juun niec justice committing an
in the interest of the ; Mr. Henry Clay Brown, a member' error tnat the lower courts will re-
of the Corporation Commission, diedVerse
early Tuesday morning after an ill--
ness of a few week. - ) Almost every one takes pleasure
Mr.- Brown was "born in RandolDh In requiting trifling obligations;
ay. A barbecue was
grounds.
i :;..: .!-;-iHral Leinster and Cap-
' ... i A
l) , in, nrenarationsS County. When the Railroad Commis-, many PeoPJe are grateful for moder-
?(.r u. , ;iaiuneuL ui . ... x 4. ..u.u'sliow Ineratitude for ereat ones T.n
; va ii-ti n. lis vuu vuaiuiiaoiuui v aivu
tli- North Carolina Nation-
Guari.
; position he held continuously until j Rochefoucauld.
RALEIGH PttOnUCK MARKR1
Butter J0& tl
Lard i4e
Eggs 20e
Haras .22c.
Hens 40 0 II
Spring chickens 30
Sweet potatoes $1.00 .
Com 95c
Peas $2.00
the death of Commission B. F. Ay-;
Mr. rvn y J. Olive, of Apex, has cock, a year ago jast April, at which
j,Hn N ' !"1 attorney to the ke, time he was appointed Commissioner,
County i:o iri oi riuuiauuu lu du- Dy uovernor Kitcnm, to nii out air.
Cf.f,l Mr. W. H. Jones, who was notj Aycock's unexpired term. At the,
a can. ii la?.- for re-election. The termj general election last fall he was elect-
is for two years. ed fo ra term of four years. Mr.'
Kitchin has issued an j Brown's wife survives him
special term of court j
Schools and Colleges
dovorr.or
order for a
for Hoke County to convene on tne
17th day of August. This will be
the fir.-t term of court Held in tne
nev county of Hoke.
NV,j! Dapree, of Garner, was held
two negro highwaymen 'near
Walnut creek, about a mile from
Raleigh, a few days ago. The high
waymen secured only eighty-two
cents for their trouble.
Will Have New Park Near Raleigh.
Mr. Jas. II. Pou, attorney for the
up by
Carolina Power and Light Company,
appeared before the Board of County
Commissioners Tuesday and asked
for o norm i f- tr ovf on tho far UnAR
mation address President JOHN W. TYNDALL,
of the company from Glenwood out a. m., LL. D.. Kinston, N, C.
When writing our school adver
tisers, please mention this paper.
. ., , 4 , , ,
Industrial Chrisliaa College, inc.
An ideal Institution for boys and srirls. Hisrh
grade r olleeriate courses and he finet Gram
mar school in the South Eight miles from city
contaminations; not a drunkard in our com
munity; heathful as the mountain: fine artesian
water; Railroad advantages; and daily mail.
Can WORK or ray you- way. ror f JI in or.
the Fairview road, across Mr.
Grimes Cowper's place and on to Las
siter's mill. The permit was grant
ed. Mr. Pou stated that the street
Governor Kitchin yesterday grant-j car company intended to build a
ei additional pardon to Ralph Bo-! beautiful public park there, the com
Siek? convicted at the July term of j pany having purchased 160 acres of
Catrvba County court of assault j iana for that purpose. It is proposed;
pith a deadly weapon and sentenced to have the track laid right away and;
to eighteen months on the roads. j have the park in shape by last of
Charlf v. Rnhprts. son of Mr. and I September
Mrs. C. X. Roberts, of Wake County,
died Saturday in Rex Hospital at
the aga of 22 years after an illness
of some weeks. Mr. Roberts had
lived in Raleigh the past year.
Police Justice Thomas Badger and"
his wife are both seriously ill at
their home on Halifax street. Justice
Badger has been unable to preside
over the city court for four weeks
and W. c. Harris is serving in his
stead.
9
tttabtitd 6bA A Leading f
BOARDING SCHOOL, tow Rates. ggrs
Wide Patronage. Excellent j
Buildings. Healthful WZ- S 5
Location g 5 s-d fui
. Si J: S " 8 Cdtaiotfue,
a a ss'g SB vuitn views ana tun
S2.S S S S nart.cular sent Free.
T.ST ZF S 0 Write to-day. Addris iPrs4efrt
THE NORTH CAHOLIXA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND
MfcCHANtC ARTS
Tlie State's Industrial College.
Prof. z. V. Judd, Superintendent of
Education of Wake County, left last
Tuesday night for Columbia Univer
sity, New York City, where he will
Pursue some special studies. The
Board of Education granted him a va
cation. A hard rain fell in Raleigh for
about twenty minutes Monday morn-ln?--
Farmers in the city that after
noon from north of the city said there
as no rain in their section that
forcing. What rains we have had
nave gone in streaks, and the most
or the county is still very dry.
The committee to select a site for
tlln n - . .
naieigh Y. M. C. A. building
Will Establish Special Dispensaries
for Treatment of Hookworm.
Dr. John A. Ferrell, who is in Four-year courses in Agriculture;
charge of the campaign for the eradi- In Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical
cation of the hookworm in this State,! Engineering; ih Industrial Chemis
announces that several special dispen-1 try; in Cotton Manufacturing and
sariesfor the treatment of the dis- Dyeing. Two-year courses in Me
ease will be established in the State, chanic Arts and in Textile Art. One
Dispensaries will be established j year course in Agriculture. These
during the next week in Columbus,; courses are both practical and scien
Robeson, Sampson and Halifax, and' tine. Examinations for admission are
with each there will be a special phy- held at all county-seats on July 13.
sician and a laboratory man. The lo- For catalogue address
cation of these dispensaries is to be THE REGISTRAR,
changed about every four weeks. West Raleigh, X. C.
THE NORTH CAROLINA
State Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the Women of
North Carolina. Five reara'.ar Courses leading
to Degrees. Special Courses for teachers. Free
tuition to those who atrree to become teachers i n
the State. Fall Session betrins September 13,
1911. For catalogue and other information ad
diess JULIUS I. FOUST, President, Greensboro. N. C
International Correspondence Schools
OF SORANTON. PA.
will trail you, durlmg spare time, tor
a Government posltiom or to fill a re
sponsible technical posltiom at a larg
er salary tham you are now getting
For full information, fill out the
coupon v below and mail It to bur
Washington office.
M. D. Hanley, SupL, "I. C. S..M Wash
ingtOB, D. C. Office 619. Pens
eylvania Avenue, N. W.
Dear Sir: Please send me lafor
matioB aa to how I can become
; mention sl
tioa) by epare time study wlibour
leaving my present work until arc
qualified. My name li
Street and No
Town and State..
has
Purchased the lot on which Mr.
H. Williamson's residonee ia sit
Jtted, corner of Edenton and Wil
mgton streets. The committee will
eU the middle lot on the block
b!ch was purchased for the Y. M.
L- A. some weeks ago.
lT1.Capt- A. J. Dougherty, Thirtieth
ar Department for duty in North
rohna, arrived in Raleigh Monday
assume his duties as instructor of
6 -National Cxuard. His headquar
rs are Raleigh, but Captain Dough-
thp e?lU d WOrk in every part o
btate where there is a company.
Mr. Josepn A. Godown, of Colum-
for'?hi0, has taken out a barter
Panv "Ware"U-Well Shoe Com
y. and has announced that he
1 open a store in Raleieh in the
v . Associated with Mr. Godown In
Mr Pwation of the company are
j vv - Hinsdale, Jr.,-and Maj.
Bernard. The authorized capital
t'm t ?25'000 and of this amount
of s.been Paid or purposes
am,..I . tt"uu At 18 iurtner .an-
CDPr.t 1 the company may also
a snoe factory.
t
Jiounroc ecnanic Arts an-
lDg utuer coiumn its open-
,nS for . VUU,1UU i-o upeu-
last v another ear on September 7:
Itsl!".11 enro"ed 630 students.
Jart i li08 are ins a Prominent
State Li 6 industrial Hfe of our
and are in demand at good sal-
With the County Commissioners.
At a meeting of the County Com
missioners Tuesday it was ordered
that a new road from the Avent ferry
road to T. A. Stephens' store be laid
out and worked as soon as possible j
Mr. W. W. Utley appeared before!
the Board relative to a claim for(
damage to land caused by a change
in Holly Springs road. This was re-,
f erred to a committee. . j
It was ordered that the road fromi
Riley's Cross-Roads to Zebulon be
made a public highway. ' !
A petition received to change line
of Mark's Creek Township was or
deerd to lie over for thirty days and
be advertised.
The election set for August 31st
on the road and bond issue was post
poned to the first Tuesday in Novem
ber.
MEREDITH COLLEGE
One of the few colleges for women in the South that confer an A. B. Degree represent
ing four years of genuine college work according to the Standard Colleges.
Diplomas awarded in the Schools of Elocution, Art, and Music.
Library facilities excellent
Systematic training in Physical Education under Director. Courts for basket-bail and
tennis.
Boarding Club where by about half an hoar of daily domestic service, students save from
$52 to $65 a year.
Stndents not offering the neccessary units for entrance may prepare in Meredith
Academy, i
Believed to be the cheapest woman's college of its grade in the South.
For catalog, Quarterly Bulletin, or fuller information address.
RICHARD TILMAN VANN,
Raleigh, N. C.
First in Silk Making.
(St. Paul Dispatch.)
A bulletin recently, issued by the
Central Department shows that the
United States leads the world in man
ufacturing silk, with the possible ex
ception of China, from whjch no fig
ures are obtainable. We took first
place from France in 190L5. and have
maintained our lead. We not only
are the greatest manufacturers of
silk goods, but the greatest consum
ers. Although we manufactured in
1909 silk worth $196,425,000, we ex
ported less than 1 per cent of the
goods we made.
Our silk industry in 1869 amount
ed to $12,210,000. It was more than
$41,000,000 ten years later. It had
more than doubled again in 1889
when it was $87,298,000. It was
$107,256,000 in 1909and more than
$133,000,000 five years later. The per
capita expenditure for silks inthis
country in 1880 was $1.46, and in
J909 it was $2.50. And all the in
crease In consumption has been tak
en care of by home mills. . Our im
ports of manufactured silks have
shown no Increase in 30 years, the
TIRIMHTTV COLLEGE
1859 1892 1910-1911
Three memorable dates: The Granting of the Charter for Trinity College; the Removal of
the College to the growing and prosperous City of Durham; the Building of the New and Great
er Trinity.
Magnificient new buildings with new equipment and enlarged facilities.
Comfortable hygienic dormitories and beautiful pleasant surroundings.
Five departments: Academic; Mechanical, Civil, and Electrical Engineering; Law; Educa
tion; Graduate. -
For catalogue and other information, address
R. L. FLOWERS, Secretary Durham, N. C
ESTABLISHED 1898
Location ideal; Equipment unsurpassed.
Students have use of the library, gymnasium, and athletic fields of Trinity College. Special
attention given to health. A teacher in each dormitory looks after the Irving conditions of boys
under his care. " x
Faculty of college graduates. Most modern methods of instruction.
Fall term opens September 13.
For illustrated catalogue, address
. W. W. PEELE, Headmaster, Durham, N. C
DO MOT DELAY
The Agricultural and Mechanical College
, FOR THE COLORED RACE
Will Begin lis Kail Term Sep. 1, 1911
' - The young men who prefer boarding and lodging upon the campus
must secure accommodations at once, as the limited accommod ttions
are being rapidly reserved. For catalog and other information, address
PRESIDENT J. B. DUDLEY, ::
Greensboro, Fi. C.
for Hatching
FROM HG1H-GRADE FOWLS
BUFF OWING TUN BARKED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
llOSK AND SINGLE CCMB RHODE ISLAND It EDS
$IS0 PER IS
REASONABLE FERTILITY GUARANTEED
JAS. I. JOHNSON, Raleigh, N.
Phone No. 1.
C.
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MILLINERY.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear HaU, Ladies'
Skiru,- Ribbon.
SHOK DEPARTMENT.
New line Low Cut Shoe for Ladies and
Chi'dren, Men nd Boys,
x DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
TINWARE, GLASSWARE
.Best R. F. D. Mail Boxe. 85c
Baby Go-Carts, $1.85 to $15.00.
STOVES AND HARDWARE.
Lamp, 10c. to M.00.
Clocks. 5oc. to $4.50.
CARPET AND MATTING.
Rugs, 30e. to $18.00.
FURNITURE.
Feather Pillows 50c, GOc, 70c.
Iron Beds. Cribs and Cots.
TRUNK HEADQUARTERS.
It Pays to Pay Cash.
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For Improvement of Soils for Larger Cror
USE
rsJIXRAGIIM
U. 3 Patent No 673913).
12 spent tn Nitrogw pradociac crops wul
aava y a at leut cwa thirl on your fertiliser
bidt nd produce a haitay soil and laxurtaat
e oca.
Nitrasrin for mora than I.tW.TO srea sold
In Germany dariag 1919. W Kuaranta n
ceaa.
German American Nitragin Company.
Postal will brina; inioroBatioo.
H. P. HARRELL, . . Raleijh. N. C.
Sab-Agent for North Carolina.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Direct Line to All Points Xorth
South, East, West Very Low
Round Trip Rates to All Principal
Resorts.
Through Pullman to Atlanta.
leaves Raleigh 4.05 p.m., arrive At
lanta 6.25 a.m., making close con
nection for and arriving at Mont
gomery following day after leaving
Raielgb, 11 a.m.. Mobile 4.12 p.m..
New Orleans 8.30 p.m., Birmingham
12.15 noon, Memphis, 8.05 p. m..
Kansas City, 11.20 a.m, second day.
and connecting for all other points.
This car also makes close connection
at Salisbury for St. Louis and other
Western points.
Through Pullman to Washington
leaves Raleigh 6.50 p.m., arrives
Washington 8.53 a.m., Baltimore,
10.02 a.m., Philadelphia 12.25 noon.
New York 2.31 p.m. This car makes
close connection at Washington for
7.40 p.m., making close connection
Pittsburg,' Chicago, and all other
points North and West, and at
Greensboro for through Tourist
Sleeper for California points, and
for all Florida points.
Through Parlor Car for Ashevllle
leaves Goldsboro at 6.45 a.m., Ra
leigh, S.35 a-m., , arrives Ashevllle
with the Carolina Special and arriv
ing Cincinnati 10 a.m. following day
after leaving Raleigh, with close con
nection fee all points North and
Northwest.
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves
Raleigh 4 2.30 a.m., arrives Greens
boro 6.30 a.m., making close connec
tion at Greensboro for all points
North, South, East. and West. This
car Is handled on train No. Ill,
leaving Goldsboro at 10.45 p.m.
If you desire any Information,
please write or calL We are here to
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Meals Served en Sbsrt Notice
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Opp. Post Office
RALEIGH, ... N. C
JEEPS every tiling
usually kept in a
first class Drug Store.
Fine Assortment 01
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' Mail Orders.
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Including Sunday.
The new steamers Just placed in
service the "City of Norfolk" and
"City of Baltimore" are the most
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tween Norfolk and Baltimore,
Equipped with wireless.
Telephone in each room.
Detldoos meals on board.
Everything for comfort and con
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Steamers Leave Norfolk (Jackson
SL), 6:15 p.m.; leave Old Point
Comfort, 7:15 p.m.; arrive Balti
more, 7 a.xa.
Connecting at Baltimore for all
points North, Northeast and West
Reservations made and any Informa
tion courteously furnished by
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- Norfolk, Va.
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