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THE; MORNING POST. WEDNESDAY, EPTEM RF.R ino 1 sitaoE to Findayi Council of State and Directors to Consider" a Proposition From W. W. Mills, H. L rson and Others. Details Not Given Out T're will be a Joint meeting of the ..-ilent ana directors of the Atlantic A North Carolina railroad and the -.Mrs of the council of state in the tier's office today and consider a . p.5ttlon to lease the road for a term r w ar to V. W. Mills. II. L. Finday ;.!. 1 pt riles associated with them. details as to the proposition have b. r-:i officially stntcd. though advo- of the lea so claim that it will ;:'t to putting the stock on a 4 . . nt basis at $30 per share. road .m ! "n;rBtood that one condition stipulated In the proposed lease is that the leasees shall construct at once 50 miles of additional road west of Kin ston. the location not be specified President Jas. A. Brjan and direc tors for . the road, on the part of the uere In conference with parties inter, ested for sometime during the even ing. JhC i,ce5toTs of the A. and N. c. on r , h Btate' are C- M- Biwbee. Raleigh; W. II. Smith. Goldsboro; ll H. Harvey. Klnston; J. C. Parker. Owens; 'Jas A. Bryan. New Bern, i. . Dewey (resisrned): n w tv., -ioreneaa; 'L. g. Daniels. wro; siacp proxy, j. -v Klnston. , It . Is sickens vs. Perkins. Calvert vs.Car starphen, Perkins vs. Brinkley, plain tiffs appeal (from Warren); Perkins vs. Brlnkley. defendant's appeal (from Warren); Perkins vs.' Brinkley. (from Halifax). Raeklen Arnica Salva ' Has world-wide fame formarvellous cures. It surpasses any other salve, lotion, ointment or balm for Cuts, Corns, Burns. Boils, Sores, Felons, Ul cers, Tetter,. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Chapped Hands, Skin Eruptions; Infal lible for Piles. Cllrtt "nnn lanrl rtnlir night, and r5c at all druggists. Bay- Gwingr, understood that the nrivat,. stockholders will favor the lease which will guarantee some dividend on stock. The directors on the part of the pri vate stockholders are II. Vell, Golds boro; Demrsey Wood, Tailing Creek; C. n. Foy, XewJern, and E. C. Dun can, Beaufort. TiBB (Pi H0, S U!fli Broken al A. & M. College Three Days Until the Opening and 350 or 400 Students Already Here Two Lady Students Col lege Athletes Be ing Tempted t. r 4 A t V V t . r. fleorge T. Winston, president of A. & M. College, said yesterday ; ihre are already between 330 and . men on the college grounds ot; ir tne clt to attend the r- an I It is three days yet until. i::,S:ig. Wednesday will be ex ;t:!.vj day. Thursday registration i Friday the regular work of ;! ce will be taken up. It. Is evl : :!..: the attendance for the ensu- I. I year will reach fully 600 and V I.rr.ited only by the capacity of lir-r increase Is reported In the : irtment. there being quite i r i f graduates of other col- , t .ike a special course of traln ! z :. : t:!e work. There are others . :. from cotton mills, feeling t.. y .:n grasp the theory and r better In the college than tr- .a:; i . the mills. The personnel, textile students is excep- t . -L '' " '"r ' : , . cr! u'tural department also i a r.. irxu increase in numoer : rMA:ii'Cl of students. The stu- u n;e from the homes of the best i t rr-5t substantial farmers In the . :!; rrents realizing that If they : k-p their sons on the farm they : w ;rov;ie them agricultural traln- arc two lady students at the One is to take a course In ar : ;re ar.d the other In chemistry ' x iny. The student body of the oe:ns this year to bo com 1 lrgely of more mature young T-.-tr prepnratlon and scho'ar t it is said. Is exceptionally The largest representation Is V,tn!ton-SaIem. 5 an important fact and one to j not speak at all well for Sriftitutlons guilty of such con :..it 5vcnil of the larger colleges r;us parts of the south are do ll th"y can to get some of the '.Mtos the college has. The rea th!s is that the A. & M. made sroo-l record In athletics last th.it they caught the attention th ro liege managers of athletics nl!y and now they are "doing, what ' 'rtu to get them away, even ofTer rh":n tempting money consldera Th A. & M. has none but ama ' .?,:tr and they are mostly men c.-ir. t he tolled off by such propo : . so u is hoped there Is little r for any loss to come to the '"i" Vp;irtment of the college k through these propo?itions. each of these counties in the near fu ture. This Is a beautiful country. While you Raleigh people were swel tering in heat last week I was wearing CONCERNING THE PRICE OF TOBACC s Farmers Deluged With Advice and Suggestions An intelligent farmer was discussing the existing conditions on account of Jow-price'd tobacco yesterday afternoon. Among other things he said: "Some people say that the remedy for I the low price of tobacco is not yet in sight, and that the meeting recently held at Kocky Mount and the plan proposed can only help as it builds up the Farmers' J'rotective Association, chartered by the last legislature: and that even then It Is a matter of a long time. The organization and meth ods proposed will require much time and a long, steady pull." Continuing, he said the main question was whether the farmers would stand together In the necessary effort and be content to wait for results. s Under the heading, "The Tobacco ... , : j I A Raleigh Vfp UKE IIS a fi COOPER BHOS. afeff , j Proprietor. - fb MONUMENTS lM Wrlt for catatosnL Vt W py th fr!cb- - 1 Do e'asdnable Spices, asoeable Prices EVERYTHING- YOU NEED for THIS SEASON OF PICS LING-, PRESERVING- and CANNING. ' W. H KING DRUG CO. Tvfo Stores. Raleigh, N. C. N IT-' We Make Business by Making: Prices ! tnlck c'othes to keen- wurm everv morning and afternoon. Ashe and Al-Crowers Itemedy," the Ashcvllle Citi jeghany are the flnesc sections for grass ! ren of last Sunday contained the fol and cattle raWng' that I have ever seen. My reception everywhere was most cordial. Wt have the best peo ple i.i the world and they can heat .he world In hospitality." CANCER (CKGU RY BLOOD 13 A L 91 All Skin and Rlend f)lcnri lioCnred Mrs. M. L. Adam", FreOonia,. Ala., took Botanic Blood Bairn, which ef fectually cured aft eatlnj; cancer of the nose and face. The sores healed up perfectly. Many doctors had given up her case as hopeless. Hundreds of cases of cancer, eating sores, suppurat ing swellings, etc., have been cured by Blood Balm. Among other, Mrs. B. M. Guerney. Warrior Stand, Ala. Her nose and llpe were raw as beef, with offensive discharge from the eating sore. Doctors advised cutting, but It failed. Blood Balm healed the sores, and Mrs. Guerney Is as well as ever. Botanic Blood Balm also cures ecze ma. Itching humors, scabs and scales, bone pains, ulcers, offensive pimples, blood poison, carbuncles, scrofula, ris ings and bumps on the skin and all blood troubles. Improves the digestion, strengthens weak kidneys. Druggists, $1 per large bottle with complete dl- houses of the trust at these places, and rections for home cure. Samples free most of that at Wilson and the other lowing in its editorial columns: "In their fight against the trust, the tobacco fanners are being deluged with advice, and many arc the solutions pro posed for the situation. "Under such circumstances It is cer tainly the part of wisdom for the to bacco giowers of North Carolina to move prudently In their further opera tions with the plant, if they would avoid serious embarrassment. "Undoubtedly prices are far below the real value of the weed and very probably they are lower , than they would be were there competitors of the trust on the market. But may it not be that there is another important cle ment in the situation to be considered? "The news comes from the important markets in the eastern part of the state that the American Tobacco Company has immense quantities of last year's crop on hand. One correspondent says that the trust has great quantities of leaf tobacco still on hand, and that It is known that practically all of the im mense purchases made lastr year by both the American and English com panies on the Greenville and Klnston markets are still stored in' the ware- Oreat September bale of Carpets and. KMgS. and prepared by writing Blood Balm Co. Atlanta. Ga. Describe trouble and spe cial medical advice sent-In sealed letter. BIG' LUMBER COM PANY ORGANIZED Xr a SOFT, JOYNER BACK FROM THE WEST Ill -II MMM M Well Pleased With Educa tional Outlook in Alle ghany, Ashe and Macon Counties e- r .v r r, t ' f . t r t v ? I.-. J. Y. Joyner. state superinten f public Instruction, who has Just M from a ten day's campaign in i v. Ashe nndMacon counties. My pleased with his trip. Ic educational speeches In the -u.tieo. The educational out- counties. Mr. Joyner de-i- he very hopeful. S;eakln;j he said yesterday to a Post t evidence of the Interest I"ple in the public schools I irse audience?, notwlthstand !""p!e were In the midst of 5 : gathering In Ashe and Alle- "unties.. At Franklin and Jef t .-re were unusually larjre and 1 audiences. The board ot and county superintendents. . m I had conferences, seem I enthusiastic and hop" wort In all of these coun-i:i;.-nt for reasonable consoll 't ?rhool hous and for local " ? growing. I look for several districts to be established In Atlantic Coast Co. of New Bern $500,000 Capi tal Authorized A charter was Issued yesterday by the secretary of state for the Atlatnic Coast Timber and Lumber Manufac turing Company, of New Bern, the capital authorized being! 500,000. The in corporators are: D. J. Nyswander. C. H. Mills and J. T." Greer, all of Toledo. Ohio. The company may begin busi ness with $2S5.C00 and has for its spe cial object dealing In timber lands and the operation of lumber mills and other wood-working plants. Another charter granted yesterday was to the Supreme Lodge of Knights of Gideon Mutual Society, of Golds boro. This is a colored organization, having for its purpose the payment oi sick and death benefits to members. ARGUMENTS IN - SUPREME COURT 1 Progress Made on First Uis r trict Calendar Second District Next Week Thirn dfstrlct cases were argued In the supreme court yesterua. " i,-o uriihablv all of Thursday to; clear up the' .Socket. Tfco following were arrucd yesterday: Hudnell vs. Lumber Company b Shepherd & Shepherd for PaIntlfM Kodman & Rodman airl h'mall & Mc Lean for Pl.-antlfr; Smith vs. Faul. by T S Simmon, for P!:ii.Ulff. S?m:ill & Md-can for defendant;- .St rause . x. iwyer. by W. M. Bond for plaintiff. E F. Aydlett for defendant; Bunch vs. Lumber Co.. by W. M, Bond for plain tiff. rrudcn'& Truden and Shepherd for defendant. , The calendar for the Second district appeals vlll be called nt Tuesday as f0St0ate: vs. -Leri. State vs. Butts, Lumberton vs. Vannr plaintiff's ap peal; Lumberton vs. Vann. defendants appeal; Blair vs. Johnson Simpson vs. Lumber Co.. Drake vs. Howell. Reed v. Sumner. Griflln vs. Railroad. Sal imger vs. Perry. Baker vs. Railroad. Clark vs. Clark. Leigh .vs. Manufac turing Co., Navigation Co. vs. Worrell. Marks vs. Railroad,.' In re Burgwyn, Atkinson vs. Ricks. Vann vs. Hare. Hawks vs. Hawks,. Eaton vs. Hawkins. The G-resitest Bargain Opportunities in Carpet Buying. In point of vari ety, superior excellence, beauty of pattern and colorings, as well as durability, these Carpets and Hugs are easily all that the most exacting housekeeper can desire We name some of the Bargain Carpets. There are other, lines-just as worthy your attention "VELVETS S1.25 bright tobacco towns. Also a buyer at Louisburg Is quoted as saying that the American company paid tax on $50,000 worth at that place. The government reports, too, indicate that there are im mense quantities of the leaf stored away. They show that last year S02 million pounds were produced. Of this 312 million pounds only were manufac tured. The remainder, less what was exported. Is left In the packing houses.! It then resolves Itself simply lto a case of over-supply and the farmer must govern himself aeeordinglj'. Un der such circumstances, the course of wisdom for the farmer is, in the first place, not to rush his present crop to market. If the trust is forced to buy tobacco when it does not want it, na turally It will not pay so much as it would thirty or sixty daj-s later. And as to the future, if the trust renders the production of tobacco unprofitable, produce something else. There are other things that wll pay even better than tobacco when tobacco prices are regarded as fairly good. These simple but effective remedies every farmer has In his hands, and can apply them whether he has the co-operation and assistance of others or not." IMPERIAL WILTON worth $1.75, at "ALBRAMBRA" WILTON VELVETS. Best quality; very desirable, worth ' $1.35, at.. .............v......$1.00 BEST BRUSSELS Many new color combinations, worth $1.25, at 90c. AMERICAN BRUSSELS Superb qual ity, in oriental and floral effects, wirth $1.00, at .75c. "KABUL" VELVETS ,3, new carpet. The fabric is heavy and stocky. The colors are fast to rubbing and water.i You can soak them in water. They look well, and-they will wear well. They are just the thing to meet the demand for a cheap but worthy grade of velvet carpet. Kabul velvets in this sale are only 50c a YARD. YOU MUST SEE THEM. "KESWICK," the new weave, superior, to 3-plys, at 00c. yd. EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS, all wool. 63c, worth S3c. ETXRA SUPER, all wool C. C.'s, 50c, worth 65c. RUGS. S6x72 Smyrna Rugs $1.0 30x60 " ' 1.41 9x12 ft. . " 12.5f Other Rugs in proportion. , Fearful Odda Asalnt lllm Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such, in brief was the condition of n old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Ver sailles, (). For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doc tors nor medicines gave hirn relief. At length he fried Electric Bitters. It put J:J:n on his feet In short order and now hV test.'fie, "I'm on JLhe road tocom pfetc recovery." L'est on earth for j'lvcr .and Kidney troubles and AW forms of Stomach and Bowel Com- rlnlnt.a. Only 50c. Guaranteed by all f W diusrglsts. EXPERIENCED CARPET LAYERS AT YOUR SERVICE. ALL CARPETS DURING THIS SALE mXdE WITHOUT CHARGE FOR MAKING, AND WILL BE LAID IN RALEIGH FREE OF CHARGE FOR THIS SER VICE. ,OUT OF TOWN PURCHASERS OF THESE CARPETS AND RUGS WILL BE DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN NORTH CAROLINA FREIGHT PREPAID. NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A CARPET OR RUGS THIS FALL OR WINTER. YOU WILL SAVE BIG MONEY BY BUYING NOW. DOBBIN & FERRAL OPENING FOURTH DISTRICT REVENUE COLLECTIONS During the pastTnonth (August) the Interim 1 revenue collections for this the Fourth district amounted to $165, 314.27. The detailed statement follows: Lists . Spirit stamps .... CIgnr stamps .... Tobacco stumps .. Special tax stamp Documentary Total 241.C2 . 7,403.53 . 140,311.51 S20.17 . 1.00 .$103,314.27 - - n Machinery, second hand entities, two to one hundred horse-power, "boilers, all sizessand type3, saw mills, planers, moulders and all manner of wood-working and other machinery, In great va riety. Write for our list of second hand stuff, all In good order some good as new. CAROLINA MACHINERY CO., -Greensboro, N. C. Thursday A tigust 27 GRO S3 They Create the Style and other brands are embraced in our stock In other words, what is stylish in MEN'S HEAD WEAR vou will find here. L E V IN UP-TO-D ATECLOTHIERS AND FURNiSHERS IAN CO .,-
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