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THE MORNING POST: SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7 rpoa 5 THE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Sims-annual Meeting Ad jvjrned Yesterday After Four Days Session - . r :-..! J adjournment of the semi- ; of the State Board of t t ir, was taken yesterday after :- r rrir.g session. The meeting : -er. In progress since. Wednea Tn statement wa given out - 1 j?t-.r5J of public Interest was t , durirg the closing session. r.:: Is that practically all bust - i. exposed of when the recess ker. the previous evening :-e . :rrrr.er.t wu deferred In . flv thins might develop as ;.r.t o.' ly fm member of of ? : t r-.iht need the attention of v- r !. rr?ing yesterday morning a .1 -:r.e further discussion of - irtrr of th topographical survey , r.-tion with the United States t It will be remembered Mr !. a day or two ago, de r ..:ont!nue the work at least : xr-. map making catches up with : 1 wcrfc which will be several :n- a resolution prepared by I'.'. Ki'i.vre was adopted emphasizing - ; ,- rt nc of the work and com .. z the government for the work - Ktr.d done in North Carolina -rr'.-g that it be carried on as -:vv:y as possible In the future rrn:ls!ng co-operation as far as trd means of the department .v;M allow. 7" rr,n:bers of the board left for r l.nrr es during yesterday. YESTERDAY IN FEDERAL COURT All Cases Disposed of Were Concerning the Ardent the federal court yesterday J '.? Fume!! presiding, a number of c fr dlrpoxed of. the defendants 1 N i .? In trouble on account of tt-r r.r.jr Illegally, in one wsy and - 'tr. with the whiskey business. 11. -s R Murray of Franklin county r '- -i s i'-'-'Y to the charge of illicit dl t r ar.d it was adjudged that he - - 1 fvjr months In Jail and pay a of II'" and costs. (ih Dukes of Franklin county I i sruilty to the same charge and . ffT with 3 days In Jail and a One c? J" end costs. J..-r Wilder, also of Franklin, was t.: fT the same often?, plead guilty a - i charged double tax on Miirty t ifa;ins of spirits, fliied $200, sen-, trr-l to three months in JjII and re . i :-l to pay the ccsts. Freddy from Halifax county. ;.! guilty to the charge of Illicit : -. ".ir.g. Judgment. fc d.iys in Jail. J: :.: and costs., "rKf Stone, charged with retall-t-r. r"d guilty, and was sent to -; ; r four months, required to pay . :'.-. rt .-. ar. 1 costs. J: s IVjr.n from Johr.ston county. rv? gui'ty to t!je charge of Illicit ..::;:nc nl was sentenced to two J'r l-i the penitentiary at Atlanta. f . I ? VO ar. J cots. Xcrrvn Cass from Franklin chanced vh t::; -.t dl:nir.g. plead not gulltj-. t .:7 trial, erdlct not guilty and Ce- '-ry H!j from Franklin am : i p.-al not guilty. verdct not d-fn'!-p.t discharged. f "T- s- StThenson from Jcbr.ston I ".r.!y tm charged with removing -. 1 ror.realirg. tried by Jury, verdict j f "' ni Ju1grr.nt reserved. j ? ra ! Atnr cases were dlJP'sed of f. c"nt:-i uar.ee and otherwise. 1 !s exrctl that court ti:i con- at: of ntt necfc s thr still vv-. sersl verj imtortant rt.i J. S, WYNNE AND. THE MAYORALTY Is Considering Whether He Vi'iil Bs a Candidate. Some Conditions ! "r The Piw': The paivrs have - t . i irn iM t.roib'.v b a ! .it tor mayor at the coming 1 ; .;i rtt Ti 1 true that II tH .t urd to du and that I j c ire fully vonsiderirg the matter, i r- i one question that causes me - ?at uher.ever I give the subject thought. I would not take the t rr.erciy to get th salary, r.or -.! i want it for the honor onjy any silary. because 1 could r -'. .vTArd It. IJut the part which gives r - rr-'.: concern Is. if I should receive r.o.-r.lrstlon and be elected to the : t- vrKit why anf In hnw man V couM I assist In advancing the Welfare. Both the salary and the 1 c.r are desirable, but the chief con- -'ration would be the opportunity to i lr. the development of our city. I Jl K se It put on new life, move f'rwirj anj taKe .s pice among the r "t thriving towns of this and other ". There is no good reason why xf- houM not be done, but every rea- r. mfcy it should. There are many of growth and Improvement all it us. Our citizens are ready and ix;s. many of them, to loin In the t ' . . 1 TV t7l? " r "X:: 1 n. it is necessary for some one to ' the lead. One person can be the ' of a few others becoming In- tel. the few can Influence many 1 the many can cause the entire '!ier.hlp to Join hands. It U useless to s?eak of Raleigh's many advantages. Talk Is talk, but it j wu Muu. Acire co ODcratlcn th v.i. iJCTUCUa Selfishness Is to be avoided. It may be that the mayor can do very little along- the line suggested, but he can at least show his interest by being present whenever a meeting la held to consider any question of im portance to the city, and by his per sonal encouragement and aid of every enterprise. It looks now as If the individual will jsoon be out of business. Everything lowaras organization; organized capital or organized labor. There can be no objection to either, when prop erly . managed. Organized capital gives employment to labor, while or ganized labor make dividends for capi tal. Capital rightfully expects a fair return on the money Invested, while labor as reasonably expects fair wages, according to services rendered. In case of disagreement arbitration by, disinterested parties is the only correct solution. There can be but little trouble where both sides are dis posed to do right. The field Is. or will be. full of candi dates, and my advice to each voter Is not to pledge your support to any on. Many have done this and regretted it afterwards. Do not pledge, but help se lect the most suitable man for the !PIace - having out entirely the question cf claim, for no one has any claim to the place except by the votes of the people. The city owes this recognition to no man. but every citizen owes his best efTorts and most loyal services to his home city In any capacity in which the may demand it. J. S. WYNNE. Raleigh. N. C. Dec. 6. Cares C ancer Bi puB If you have blood poison producing eruptions, pimples, ulcers, swollen glands, bumps and risings, burning. Itching skin, raucous patches in mouth or throat, falling hair, bone pains, old rheumatism or foul catarrh, take Bo tanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.). It kills the poison in the blood; soon all sores, eruptions heal, hard swellings subside, aches and pains stop and a perfect cure is made of the worst cases of Blood Poison. For cancers, tumors, swellings, eat ing cores, ugly ulcers, persistent pim ples of all kinds, take B. B. B. It de stroys the cancer poison in the blood, heals cancer of all kinds, cures the worst humors of suppurating swellings. Thousands cured by B. B. B. after all else fslls. B. B. B. composed of pure botanic ingredients. Improves the di gestion, makes the blood pure and rich, stops the awful itching and all sharp shooting pains. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists. Jl per bottlp. with complete directions for home cure. Sample free and prepaid by wrltlns Blood Balm Co., Atlanta. Oa. Describe trouble and free medical advice also sent In. scaled letter. NEW WOOLEN MILL - FOR ROCKINGHAM North Carolina Whet! Co. at High Point Trousers Factory at Lexington Three important enterprises were chartered yesterday by the secretary of state, the authorized capltol stock aggregating S213.O0O. The Spray Wool en Mills Company Is chartered with HOS.OuO capital, the principal office be ing at Rockingham and the incorpora tors B. Frank Mebane. TV. R. Walker. D. F. King. A. E. Milliner and J. S. Mc Allister. The corporation with the next largest authorize! capital is the North Carolina ,.-,.., ,v,mr,nv of Hlch Point. Th capital Is 1100.000 and among the In- trP.lor nrt. Geo. II. and R. E. j Brlggs of Amesbury. Mas.. where they I have large Interests In carriage, bu garl and automobile factories. Other Incor porators are A. E. Snow. J. Elwood Cox. O. N. Richardson. C. M. Hauser. J. P. RedJIng. A. J. Owen. J. E. Klrkman.'R. U. Ragnn and A. B. Sapp. The com pany propose to manufacture wheels, g-ars, carriages, wagons and parts of vehicles generally- The third corporation is the Ureka Trauiiers Company of Lexington, capi tal IRO-iO. incorporators J. W. Noell. J. T. lledrlck. J. T. Grimes. TV. Ci. Penny ar.d J. D. Ward and G. W. Mont caster. IN MEMOBIAM Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly Father to remove by untimely death ur friend and fellow-teacher. Mary Palmer Mills, and Whereas. , we. the teachers of the Raleigh public echools. wish to press our high appreciation of her ex- ccllent qualities and our grief at her death, therefore be it Itesoivea . inai me scnoois oi tuu elgh have lot by her death an earn est conscientious and able teacher. . That while we submit humbly to the will of our Heavenly Father we deplore our loss and mourn her death. I. That we tender our hartfelt rvin nathv to her bereaved mother nnd .pray thai -oa may comiorc anu ceep her. 4. That copies or these resolutions be sent to her mother and to the Ral eigh pipers. JENNIE M. BARBEE, LIZZIE BELLAMY, ELIZA A. POOL, Committee. Friendless Stranger Dead Capt. Belton. a friendless stranger, ho came to Raleigh some two months ago in destitute circumstance, and des perately ill. died on rioay i Catholic Home, where be was taken In and cared for up to the time of his de mise. His funeral will take place at the Catholic Home at Nasareth. Just outsfde d Raleigh, this afternoon at 1:30 o'clocju . GAINS AND LOSSES IN LAST ELECTION By Comparison with Aycock and Adams Vote in 1900 axnee the recent election much has been said and written about gains and losses by the two political parties In North Carolina. That an intelligent view of the situation may be obtained ! the table below has been prepared by comnarison with the vote for Avcock and Adams in 1900, showing gains and losses for both parties in the last elec tion over the 1900 vote. It shows Democratic gains in two counties and Republican gains in five. In all the other counties both parties sustained more or Jess suDstanuai losses. Dem. Graham' New Hanover Randolph 41 Richmond Robeson Scotland Wilkes 33 311 ID LOttsa Dem. Alamance 603 Alexander 11 Alleghany S3 Anson 722 Ashe 210 Beaufort 1.114 Bertie 1.232 Bladen 532 Brunswick 278 Buncombe l.OSS Burke 270 Cabarrus 498 Caldwell .. .. 103 Camden 59 Rep. 834 119 . 71 453 X ; o vl4 870 623 91S 43S 361 253 452 344 i.m 472 472 513 225 SS0 ill 427 601 S40 756 36S 40 409 363 Carteret 460 Caswell 322 Catawba 330 Catawba 350 Chatham 602 Cherokee 147 Chowan 293 Clay 36 Cleveland 273 Columbus 607 Craven 1.191 Cumberland 973 Currituck ' 173 Dare f.s Davidson 443 Davie U Duplin 337 Durham 94 i Edgecombe 2,02 s Forsyth 6j Franklin 7s Caston 4.'i7 Gates 4S! Graham 10 Granville 7St Greene 3S3 Guilford 977 Halifax 4.330 Harnett 221 Haywood 10S :h6 i l.-i2 353 ivo 1 447 ' . 432 1,036 579 ..UlO Henderson Hertford Hyde .. .. Iredell .. . Jackson .. Johnston .. Jones .. .. Lenoir .. . 173 3t4 24$ 4S4 150 916 212 477 467 127 T,22 3S2 2.07S 231 226 l.n: Lincoln .. 'Macon.. .. Madison., j Martin.. .. McDowell Mecklenburg .. .. Mitchell Montgomery Moore Nash New Hanover l,57i Northampton 741 Onslow 416 Orange Zj) Pamlico Ill Pasquotank 397 Pender Perquimans !M! Person 431 Pitt 761 Polk 27 Randolph Richmond 67 Robeson 1.42S Rockingham Rowan j-m Rutherford.. 41'-: Sampson .. 7.1 Scotland 201 Ftanly lSs Stokes 221 Surry 223 Swain 13 Transylvania 63 Tyrrell 120 Union 1.157 Vance 221 Wake 1.H34 Warren 1.071 Washington 34 1 Watauga Ill Wayne 1,17.1 Wilkes :41 175 T"5 1C7 tl hj J C22 1.01 14 l Wllion i,K Ml Yadkin 201 Yancey 49 101 HANKERINGS THAT ARE UNSATISFIED Turkey Doings and Fruit Cake from Home That Never Cam It Is a dull day, when among the bright fellows who congregate dally In Barbee & Co.' brokers gexofflc. there does not develop something out of the ordinary. Now it Is a suit brought by Mr. J. U. Haynes. who claims 25 as unmans lor nanxenngs unsatlsned. The affidavit and complaint, regularly made out and signed, graphically re lates the cause of action. That Instru ment of writing is. after a legal style of heading and statement of the case, as follows: "Personally appears before me J. Tt. Haynes. who deposeth and sayeth: "That on the 2sth day of November, A. D. 1902. the said Southern Express Company, in the capacity of common carrier, did take and and receipt for from Mrs. J. H. Haynes, Greenville, South Carolina, one package or parcel, marked and addressed as the case may be, to the plaintiff ia this action, the said J. R- Haynes, care Barbee & Co., Railelgh. North Carolina, this being the legal address of the said J. R. Haynes. "The said J. R. Haynes further de poseth and sayeth that the contents ot this rackasrft or narrM has rover waih- ed that the soutnern Express , company, the defendants in this action, common carriers, or tholr. aironts. , OP .orne 0f their acrpnts. ps lhf rts? may be, have laid violent hands upon this package and broke into said pacK- age and took therefrom the contents of said package, against the peace and dignity in such cases made and pro vided and against the statutes of the Commonwealth of North Carolina, "The said J. TL Haynes further depos- 1-. nvA .iT'ctli that V. a nn l- j contained part and parcels of the gay j and festive turkey gobbler with the 2 j accompaniments that lay on the side 60 : of said turkey, alias gobbler, after he j has severed his connection with this jg j world and the good housewife has pre pared him ror me nurture or tne inner j man. j "The said J. R. Haynes further de- poseth and sayeth that said package ! did contain a part or all of a home made fruit cake and that the Southern Express Company In not delivering to the said J. Haynes the said package has caused the stomach of the said I. R. Haynes to hanker, yea. verily pine to the damage of $25.00, which amount the said Express Company, must pay to the said J. R. Haynes as a healing extracanus. "To the said Express Company you are hereby notified to appear before a notary public at once and show cause why you shall not pay the said J. R. Haynes the amount asked for in this action. Fall not under penalty, nuxus vomicae bail hailae. "Signed) J. R. HAYNES. "Sworn to and aslgned before me, this the 6th day of December, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and two. "(Signed). JOHN MAMAHA. 'N. P." AN INSTRUCTIVE LECTURE Judge Woma-ck at the Bap tist Female Univsrsity A most instructive lecture was giv en at the Baptist Female University I by Jue T. B. Womack of this city on i :;aiuraay evening last, ivaiuraiiy a legal subject was chosen that of gov- lemment, discussed In Its definitional sense, its right of existence and its ap plication. The two leading theories of govern ment, that of the Saxon and the Nor- j man, or the elective right of the peo- 700 ' "e uy'ureu lu cvnceiuriiieu power m- 5j i vested In the king, were brought out 3l.2 j with fine historic Illustration. Rapidly 3 j tracing the development of the mother -j2 country through these opposing theo 1.19 i r,S past the Magna Charta and the 133 ' establishment of the House of Cora 5,26 ! mons. the speaker outlined the posl 551 j Hon of the English and American peo V42 r P'e today and the bearing of "Common ;,S7 j Lav.-" upon the people, state and coun 12 ! try. gjji MAKING FINE PROGRESS 1.057 . Soliciting Committee for Bazaar to Start Out ... I Monday 49 i The clty Bolicitln committe of tha 1 0"0 i Iie Ien s Ra2aar 'J11 start Monday i to secure donations and subscriptions :for the bazaar to be held In theMonu P, mental theatre shortly. Mr. Frank 47j ! !?tronach is chairman of this commit tee ana ne requests mat me oiaer members of the committee meet him at his place of business Monday morning: nt 11 o'clock. The other members oi the committee are Joseph E. roguo. John Stronach. V. J. Bell. T. P. ial l!;4 j John r ; Junius Mc Smith. J. "V. Hinsdal-, Jr.. oore, v . ti. Ilobins anu frea ;auit. The following donations were tender ed Chairman Dushl yesterday, for 123 j which he desires to public express his r.CS . thanks. 304 The Royall & Borden Furniture Com 94 ' peny. one royal felt mattress, valued at J25.; the Wake Water Company, free water; the city of Raleigh, use of wagons for the week; Upchurch & Holder, use of carriage for special use of ladies engaged in the work; Fred Staudt. 150 loaves of bread, or more. Interest In the great bazaar grows each day and when the committees get fully to work next week the public , wi'l then have an idea of what a really I big thing the bazaar Is going to be. j mm GROCERY STORE ABLAZE Small Fire at One O'clock This Morning The building, a small wooden struc ture, occupied by Mr. Oscar N. Allen as a grocery store at the northwest corner of Blount and Davie streets was discovered to be on fire shortly before 1 o'clock this morning. The Victor fire company was first on the scene and with one stream of water the fire was soon extinguished. The other fire companies responded, but were not needed. The blaze was In the roof of the building and seems to have started from a defective flue close to the par tition which divides the store from a j staurant In the rear. Mr. Allen had closed his store and started home only a short while be fore the fire was discovered. His stock of groceries Is valued at about $300 and there was no Insurance. Much of the stock was damaged by smoke and water. The services at St. Luke's Home for the month of December will be con- j ducted by Edenton Street Methodist church representaUves. A SOUTHERN GIRL WITH MRS LEM0YNE The Interest Heightened fori Southern People Interest In Mrs. LeMoyne's coming engagement next week Is greatly heightly heightened for southern peo ple by the circumstances that Miss Bes sie Odend'hal, , a society belle of Nor folk, Va,, has gone on the stage under the dramatic star's auaplces and will appear with her in the new comedy. "Among Those present, Mtss Odend' hal has a romantic story, and as she is pretty and attractive and withal en dowed with elocutionary ability she is a distinct gain, to the company. The grandfather of this young girl came from France tothe United State3 In 1826 as private secretary to General Lafayette. The elder Odend'hal settled in Norfolk, married into an old revolu tionary family, and has from fifty to one hundred descendents now living in that city. His granddaughter boasts of a lineal ancestry from Ethan Allen, the Ticonderoga patriot, and is likewise the grand niece of General Mercier, the former commander of the French army. Miss Odend'hal for several years has taken a deep interest in matters thea trical while she has also been known as the best dramatic reader in the city of Norfolk. Her people, being most de vout and even puritanical in their ideas, strongly objected to her stage aspirations. But last spring she was slipped into the production of "St. Ann" for a week at Newport News. A few weeks ago she left her home for New York city, and after a round of visits to the theatrical managers offices se cured a place with Mrs. LeMoyne to play the roll of Constance Calhoun, a society ingenue, in "Among Those Pre sent." She appeared with the company in Norfolk on Wednesday evening, De cember 3d, and got an enthusiastic re ceptlon from a crowded house composed in great part of her friends and adml rers. While the conservative Odend' hals cannot approve, her going on th stage, they nevertheless could not fai. to be delighted with Miss Bessie's re ception. Miss Odend'hal acts under the stag-, name of Elizabeth Mercier, thus usin the name of her distinguished grand uncle. Her full name Is Elizabeth Mer cier Odend'hal. Mr. Brennan. manage: of the LeMoyne Company, has taken lively interest in the young girl's ad vancement and will feature her in n well known dramatic production nex. autumn. . Masonic Meeting Regular meeting of Wm. G. Hih Lodge No. 218. A. F, and A. M., will bs held Monday evening in Masonic hail at 7:30. Annual election of officers and other business will claim attention. A full turnout of members desired. Mem bers of sister lodges invited to be pres ent. J. H. Mulline, W. M.; J. O. Bird song, secretary. December Strawberries Mr. Andrew II. Green, the worthy chairman of the "Wake county commis sioners, brought to the Post j-esterday an extra large strawberry nearly rip, which he plucked from his garden. He says the vines are very Tall of young fruit and a few more days of warm weather would produce a splendid crop of Dxeraber strawberries. RALEIGH C00PE8 BROS, 'ropriptorv Raleigh, N C. We show A -Ti MARBLE WORKS i - - - f M MONUMENTS H TL. Vvt' &h VCrits for catatocne- J I II fc KJ Vi: njir th. frefzhr. II I UU . . .. 'WIS ov flBN'S All we ask is CROSS & LINEHAN CO RALEIGH AGENCY FOR AGIO IRON MINERAL M Myrtle Cream is a sweet-scented, soothing, greseiess cream for the skin; a delightful antidote to winter winds. Ask to see it. Price 25 cents. W. H. King Drug Co.. Wholesale Druggists, BARBEE (SL RALEIGH. Direct Private Wirxs to Instantaneous quotations. All transactions bona fide. Information concerning the maTket cheeTfuUy furnished the public of Ralelza and surrounding towns. . , . . , . Interstate and Bell Phonos, Wo. 07, i eady for . VP In addition to our large and varied stock of pictures, frames, itc, we are showing the most sdlect line of Fine China, Bric-a-brac, -'t&tuary, Brass and Silver Novelties for the holiday trade ever ought to Raleigh. Our Fancy .Goods.Department, too, will interest you. New Pil j:w Tops, Cords and Tassels, Down Pillows, Bath Robo Girdles, kamped Linens. "Utopia," Germantown, Saxony, Shetland Floss, Wool and Zephyr?, all colors, Slipper ales, Embroidery Silks, . ambric Patterns, etc. You are cordially invited to call and inspect this stock. Store viil be open at night until Christmas. J C. ELLINGTON, JR., ii2 Fayetteville Street, RALEIGH. N. C. fens. 1A l 1A Juppliei IbipH I oil I iQgii i POP MWM. Hi 0 01 Ornmoutal Ink Stands, Calendars, Cards, &o. Will be glad to have, you call and inspect our stock. Our personal attention given to mail orders. ' , Alfred Williams & Cc You Nothing but the AND rHINCL FURNISHINGS. a GLANCE AT OUR STOCK. UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIERS yrtle Cream 9 RALEIGH, N. C. CO., DURHAM, -j. STOCKS, COTTON, GRAIN and PROVISIONS. New YorK and Chicago. Christmas. iiranniE arid easiest selected present is a BOOK. We have them in un limicy quantity. All the new sto ries of any merit, Gift Books in beautiful bindings, Standard Setc Write for prices. We are the agents for these' eel-, ebrated photograph goods. Send for catalog. Nothing ao fascinat ing as photography. You always get your magazine or papr when through us. you subscribe Can easily be selected -from ouri stock with little trouble, for we . have the fullest lino of Books,. Games, Card Case3, Wrist Bags,; Hand Mirrors, Frames, Box Pa-j pers, Archirena Boards (50 games) . Latest in AND FURNISHERS. .4
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