rhe Caucasian
.n Ii--r ,
mii. joik WYATT suicides.
v c, Atiu 17, 1011.
. .4 r -
local Matters.
'rraldi-nt of a lAf-gt Mercantile;
Mr. Job !'. Wyatt, head of the mer.j
cantlle firm of Job P. Wyatt, Sosi &l
Company, dealers la farm lupplle'
and machinery on Martin Street of
this city, attempted to take hia own;
life Friday by cutting hia throat wlthi
a razor. He bad L-Mrii unwell for a;
week, and la a fit of detpoadency be j
grot out of bed about 4 o'clock in thej
morning and inflicted two deep, long!
gaahea in the left aide of hia throat-
Hia condition remained critical tin-5
tll Tuesday morninjc, when la an!
r,,;or-l. ho shot and unguarded moment he tore the'
! ry, white, in Moore stitches from his throat and died;
! V.--kV 'ago, surrendered ehortly afterwards. He leaves three?
of Moor: last week and ong, who were associated with hlmj
.1. - Drlann fnr in business: ftlfcO s rfatsph!? fr f f
'() ill.' maw; mvt " - , v
1 P. Norris. of Durham.
I -
, v.". Clark, assistant su-, ST ATE FARM KILS
. of th Krwin Cotton
irn was brought to Ra-
' . kt.
.,j;iy to U1J "W"'" v W AlItfUHf 0h tr Hint Trwlr,-
the state printing
, awarded to E. M. Us-'
P wards A: Brougbton:
. r. Anting concerns of
IVlason Fruit Jars
Pints, ptf deaca, - - - 50c
QmtUiptr 6amu - fc&c
llilf fpttlom. - 75c
Sure Seal Glosis Top Jars
Pists, v - .75
Quarts, ..... $1.00
Ihlf gallons, .... $1.00
JAR CAPS Per dozen, .... .25
White Rubber, per don, - - .6
Red Robber, " - - - .10
Wide Mouth, " - - .10
Call on us for Jan, Kettles, etc
L. W. BO WD Eli
The New Hardware Man. Raleigh, N. C.
CONVENTION.
Meeting Will lie Held at A. & M. Col-'
1 '
justice waiter i&r,
appendicitis. j
Labor Day,
-r
4 th,
lece
bItp -Women' Farm Life (Vmvi-n-
tion.
A State Farmers' Convention will
.!
()!
Mr V. J. Andrews
.o'ium and only good old-
he! I in this city the sev- be held at tho A & m. College. West!
Hers COnemiuii uuue. Uotch. Auenst 2fth to !Uf inHn-
sive.
Selection Seed Corn. Stock Jtidcfncr. i
,'.. :.. i tiddlers will be eligible. Feeding of Farm Animals, and other;
u.r subjects of interest to tho farmers.
""' , ru.rntlne in Durham will be discussed by men who have;
triad in made each line a study. The Col-i
' ' ...,,t',t.' thi charce. 1K will furnish rooms free, but alls
-"fl .'raptured in Wake County who intend stopping at the Colleges
, , , ,-nntv lfne There are requested to bring sneets and pil-
:" .,,in;t tho defend- 1', if they wish one. Meals will be!
" . ' !',.. 'wis hound over to Fed- furnished at the College at 25 cents.
. , .,,tw1 f nnn The uoraen a Farm Iife Conven-
' " :r "' tion will be held at the College at the
z, . r. Marks, wno is unuer .uilsi game time Beautifying the Farm;
. K:-.n.:af is to be brought bacK to Horaef Raising Poultry and Prepar-
County, this State, where ho ,ng it for Market, Hor to Make Quick!
- : lived, to answer the charge Ireadf Dressmaking, and other sub-!
, . ; r. He is charged with kill- jectg of interestf win be discussed by
, H i- s Fllen in Black River Bl)ecial ladv sneakers. I
j... .;ap. The killing was October
; '.-it j. (lovernor Kitchin has is- J)R icCULLEIW WILL ENTER
s., ; tli" requisition on the Gover- SUIT.
Florida for the prisoner, and a .
;:.r:.-'t County official has left for Wake Democrats in Row Over Pie,
; , . la i, bring the prisoner back. aml Jllst How it shaR nanded
0nt 1
Mr. s. li. Seymour Apilntol Post- .g.;
master at West Italeigh. rmif-nskti nf th r.nnntv!
J Kl s V - V w u a.. v ---w ml (
Washington, I). C, Aug. 15. The Commissioners' refusal to pay Dr. Mc-i
p siiU ut to-day sent to the Senate Cullers fees as county physician, orj
't,. nomination of S. U. Seymour to to recognize him as county physician!
te post master at West Raleigh. and to add more fuel to the flame the
commissioners have notified Sheriff
Mr YY J Iliddick Dies Suddenly. Sears that he must not permit Dr.
McCullers in the jail to see such
Mr. W. G. Riddick died Tuesday prisoners If they need medical aid
at the home of his brother, Dr. J. eT beeQ lnstructed to send
Ri.idiok. in this city. Mr. Riddick tnniirs
was cashier of the bank of Youngs
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ville.
liobbit-Wynne Drug Company in
Hands of Receiver.
fnr nr. Stenhenson. Dr. Mcuuiiers
has employed counsel and it is under
stood he will fight the matter to a
finish.
The Iiobbitt-Wynne Drug Company
was placed in the hands of a receiver
Friday night by Judge Daniels fol-
Xew Managers in Charge of Draugh
on's Business College.
ATpsars. J. C. Root and R. E. Girt-
gnt oy juu8uau,c xwt w nf Hrauchon's
lowing a refusal of creditors ol tne on nv 7 M to
company to accept a 40 per cent com- Business Colleg ;e Ra leigl 1 N. C to
promise on the dollar. J. S. Wynne conduct a first-class, up-to-date Busi
was named as the receiver. , aess College. riTnn -,rA from
Te drug-store was Cosed yester- Messrs. '"J
day taking an inventory. graduate ot the Indianapolis Uni-
I vprsitv. having come to Raleigh three
(imonmr issues Pardon to Four ! rt y,o. with Tirauehon's Col-
Prisoners.
I vars aKO to be with Draughon's
lege, but one year ago accepted a po
- r t- : n r
Governor Kitchin has issuer par-; sition as hook-Keeper xor v.. -dans
to the following-named prison- Co. Mr. Root is a young man of
ers. high standing in the community, and
Jim Lomax, of Gaston County, sen- has had several years experience as
tenced to five years, November term, teacher and office manager.
1908. for -larceny. Mr. Girton is a tea che r and grad-
Will Bassett, of Buncombe County,1 uate of the Crawfordsville and Brazil
who was serving four months on road . Business Colleges, haying come to
for ellinz liauor i Raleigh sometime ago to be with the
Sanforf Leagon, Cleveland County,! Draughon College. He is well-known
who was sentenced to six months on as a commercial xeamei,
the roads for 'moonshining.' ! several years' experience as teacher
Will Downey, Granville County,; and office manager.
who was serving six months' sentence . " "
"From Fuouay Springs.
T j Mr. Editor: The tobacco crop is
CONDUCTOR SCALDED TO DEATH. fine in this section and the third
: j warehouse at Fuquay Springs will be
Walter Finch, of Raleigh, Dies of In- ready by September 1st and will be
juries Engineer and Fireman In- run t,y Messrs. John Lee, of Durham,
jurrd When Crown-Plate Blew and jQhn Adcock, of this place. Oth
Iown. ; r new enterprises will be launched
Conductor Walter Finch, 'who was here very soon. J. S. Hailey & Co.
terribly scalded Friday evening in an Jill move ,to their new bulWIng
explosion of a locomotive on the Sea- bepiemuei - -
board Air Line five miles west of Ra- returned home after a visit to her
leigh, died at Rex Hospital Saturday father, Mr. T. Smith, of Cary, R. F.
horning. Engineer Steven Stogner D- No. 1. nArA anri
and the colored fireman, John Maxey, We have about one hundred and
are improving steadily and will re- fifty people here drinking the exhller
cover : ating water from the spring.
The freight train had iust left' " WIDE-AWAKE.
Johnson Street station here as No.( :
19, Raleigh to Hamlet, when the ao Governor Offers Big Reward for
cident occurred. I Criminals in Two Cases.
When the train reached the five ...... ffrpri
Trn .. , . , . . Goveraor Kitchin yesterday oiierea
yusi, wnicn is aDout two miies . . . 4AA ..ntnra n
est of Method, there was a crash a reward of 400orwth Xed
and a sizzle as the crown-nlate the Party or Parties who cnmmitt,;d
vh?.!??-?! two outrages in Jackson County in
down. This allowed the steam to March and April ??'JP
Sow ito the fire-box. Immediately reward wa. offered at the requestot
the fire-box flew open and the steam Solicitor Felix S. Allen. On March
Poured out Engineer Stosner iumn- 22nd somebody entered the home of
nJl . -nPneT stogner jump- Dillsboro, and
au.u. ten on tae side or tne tracK. , V . , mmnt
As he jumped he called to the Are- aer hIoroff mlng ' Jnt
nan to do likewise, but Maxey did ? nameless crime burglarized the
. influence of chloroform when found.
GrnT1, 77m ! On the night of April 22nd some
uuupmentw uaa reiiows entered the home of Rev. J. M.
in Raleigh. Bennett, at Sylvia, Jackson County,
lhe sixty-fourth annual session of and burglarized' the house.
v. .wuu Carolina urand ltincamp-
Jjent, I. o. O. F., convened in the Odd Farmers in the community of Wake
F Pl 1 rvnrr. T H . 1 . v. .... . . . , 1 ill . t.rA
Ui4U m ine Mome Building, - Forest state tnai caierpmars uc
m tnis city, Tuesday afternoon with done considerable damage to cotton
nearly forty delegates. There are in near Wake Forest.
J
Slllenz
Ease
Shoe
For
Comfort & Long Service
"1ATE can show you proof
" that eight out of ten
men wear tneir MENZ
EASE twelve to twenty
four months.
Isn't saving the price of
one or two ordinary shoes
every year good enough for
you ?
Herbert Rosenthal
The Shoe Fitter
129 Fayetteville St, Raleigh, tL C
Hart-Ward Hardware Co.
We have Moved our store to new building 125 East
Martin Street We have 10,000 square feet of show rooms
with Electric Elevator, every floor on the ground floor.
Right in the heart of the business center of Raleigh.
We will be pleased to see all friends customers, and the
public generally.
Our stock is complete and our prices the lowest
HART-WARD HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and Retail. 125 E. Martin St,, Raleigh, N. C
ouue xnirty-nve local encamp
ments with
wv. uiciutrciouiy UL X,-
When writing advertisers, please
aMb
Shipments made to any part of
the State at same price
as at shop.
M0HDMEHTS
! P
f
r
COOPER BROS., Proprs
RALEIGH. N. C
3BND FOR CATALOQUE.
.... -
When writing to Adrertisers mention the Caucasian.
CERTAINTY
IS WHAT EVERYONE SEEKS
Wt c f t Wit rtu
AU Summer Goods Most Go
To Make Hoorn for tfcc Nctv
ALL FIGURED LAWKS, . .
FIGURED FL.U0KS AND BATISTE,
WilTTE LAWKS, . . . .
ME.VS OXFORDS, . . .
LD1ES OXFORDS, ...
10c
15c
Froci 6 to 1-.
. . Sl.SS
L4S
;U1MTEK-RAND COIMUPAIW
Pictorial Dcvlcw Patterns.
IF YOU ARE GOING NORTH
Travel via
THE CHESAPEAKE LINE
Daily Service Including Sunday.
The new Stemmem jut plml in erricr the 'TITV OF NO It TO LK
'CITY OF BALTIMORE" art? the mott ekgraM ari ol4itc Strrt be
tween Norfolk and Haltimore.
I QUIPPED WITH WIRILESS-TELEPHCHE IH EACH ROtU OEUCICUS UUIS
ON BOARD. EYERYTH MS FOR COMFORT AH3 COKYEH EKCE.
Steamers leave Norfolk (Jackon St.) p. m. Uav 014 Fmr G-ra't
715 p. m. Arrive Baltimore 7.CX) a. m. CoancUnj: t BalUmore for 1 j?mU
NOKTH, NORTH EAST and WEST.
Reservations made and any information ctmrteouij fura4bcd ty
W. H. PARNELU T. P.
Norfolk, Va.
VACATION OUTING.
The Glorious Mountains
of
WESTF.It.V NORTH
CAROLINA
"The Ind of the Sky"
"The Sapphire Country"
"The Balsams"
Where there Is Health in Every
Breath
The Climate Is Perfect-the Year
Round
In Spring and Summer the Region
Is Ideal
Reached by
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Solid Through Train, including Par
lor Car, between Goldsboro, Aahe
ville and Wayneaville via
Greensboro, Salisbury.
Other convenient through car ar
rangements. Summer Tourist Ticket on Sale
until
SEPTEMBER 30, 1911.
Let Your Ideas and Wishes bo Known
SMITH'S
CAFE
J. H. WOOD, D. P. A..
Asheville, N. C.
R. II. DeBUTTS, T. P. A..
Charlotte, N. C.
J. O. JONES. T. P. A..
Raleigh, N. C.
SOUTHERN HAILW'AY.
line
We Fcrnlsh the Best that Ucnsj
Can Boy.
EverotMna m Season
Ueals Served ca Sh:rt Katica
ta
Omr ptiem art
Octr w diahtm-toaat hmv I
cinlj fltud sp. a4 arm k Mt
mith's Oaii
No. 9 Exckanf StrMt
RALQGH, : : : NORTH CAROUIU
" 1
Direct Line to All 1'oint .orm
SouUi, East, Weat Very Low
Round Trip Rate to All Principal
Resorta.
Through Pullman to Atlanta,
leaves Raleigh 4.05 p.m., arrives AU
lanta 6.25 a.m., making close con
nection for and arriving at Mont
gomery following day after leaving
Raleigh, 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 paints.
This car also makes close connection
at Salisbury for St. Louis and other
Western nolnts. t
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 make
close connection at Washington for
7.4 f p.m., making close connection
Pittsburg, Chicago, and all other
points North aad West, and at
Greensboro for through Tomnst
Sleeper for California points, and
for all Florida points.
Through Parlor Car for Aikevllle
leaves Goldsbero at 6.45 a.m.. Ra
leigh, S.35 a-m., arrives Aabevllle
with the Carolina Special and arriv
ing Cincinnati 10 a.m. following day
after leaving Raleigh, with close con
nection' for all points North ana
Northwest.
Pullman for Winston-Salem leaves
Raleigh 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,
lea. vine Goldsboro at 10.45 p.m.
If you desire any Information,
nlae write or call. We are here to
furnish information as well as to sell
T. P. A.. 215. Fayetteville St.atatat
tickets. W. H. PARNELL, T. P. A.
215 Fayetteville SL, Raleigh, N. a
; H. F. CARY, General Passenger
spent. Washington. D. C
J
amines
i,
Opp. Pott Office
RALEIGH, -.- N. C
When writing advertisers, please
mention this paper, s
JEEPS every thing
usually kept in a
first class Drug Store.
Fine Assortment 01
GARDEN
SEEDS
Special Attention to All
Mail Orders.
For Iotprtrremcat el SotU far Larger Cmi
USE
TMITRAGIIM
U.S. PMtNal7lJ.
S2 rpnt te Nltracw predacte crops wCl
m at IMt tr tbirds oa rear fartilixr
fcUs oad produce a htmltbj oii sad toxartaal
eoa.
KitraTia for saor tma t.OOrOmtr hU
Cerraaa Aaaaricaa KitrtIa Caapaay.
Pootml wUl brine taformatfoa.
B. P. BASRELL. . . Edeifh, If. C
Sas-Asaat for Nertk CanBaa.
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, mention this paper.