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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,'lfHfc Every woman knows that a polished table collects so much dust in a day that she can write her name on it The same thing happens to a soda cracker exposed to the air sufficient reason for buying Uneeda Biscuit the only soda cracker. Perfectly pro tected in a dust tight, moisture proof package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMMNy We ar ein Readiness or the new season's trade with a mammoth Fall Stock. Men's High -Grade Clothing. . . Including lines of the very finest tailored and best tit ting garments on the market today. As is our usual cus tom, we have marked every thing at the usual reasonable prices which have made our store a favorite with men who want goodness and style at lowest prices. Copyright 1906 Tho House of Kuppenhelmer J. ROSENGARTEN. WM. WOOLLCOTT 2ll and 213 Fayetteville St. bar- We offer for the week o f September the 17th: 1,000 yards good yard-wide Bleaching at the gain price of 7 l-4c. a yard. 50 pairs of Lace Curtains, full 3 1-2 yards long, at 98c. a pair. 2,000 yards extra heavy, yard wide Domestic at 6 l-2c. a yard. 76 WILLIAM WOOLLCOTT. THE OAK CITY'S WORK EASILY DETECTED It doesn't take the best eyes to detect our work it's so much better a blind person can almost see the difference. We acknowledge no competition when it comes to high-grade laundering. OAK CFTY STEAM LAUNDRY, HIS FAREWELL TO ZION Dowie Will Lead Last Ser vice Next Sunday Believed That He Is In Veiy Bad Health Will Go to Mexico if His Condition Permits Wife Honied Admittance. Good Advice Don't be content with ordinary every day Coffee. You are not do ing yourself Justice. You can serve yourself much better AT ST. MARY'S SCHOOL The Sixty -Fourth Session Will Open Thursday A Program for the Week, Beginning Tuesday, Has Been Arranged This Vi!l Facilitate the Work of Classifying the Pupils. 11 ''-'Be 1 (By the Associated Press.) Chicago, Sept. 17. John Alexan der Dowie, who, according to general belief in Zion City, is in an extreme ly low condition of health, yesterday announced a farewell service at Shi loh House for next Sunday. Immediately after the service he will leave for Mexico if his physical condition will permit, and it is not expected that he ever will see Zion City again. In a communication from the old leader, which was lead at the Taber nacle by Elder A, E. Arl ington, lie : absolutely sanitary advised his loyal followers to remain away from the polls at the election for a new general overseer tomorrow. Reports of Dowie's condition were taken to his wife at her summer jsome at White Lake, Mich., and she hastened to Zion City, accompanied by her son Gladstone. They arriv ed at Shiloh House Thursday night, j but were denied admission. Mrs. I Dowie came to Chicago yesterday to 'remain with a friend and her son re- ; turned to Michigan. The polls for the election tomorrow j will be open at ti a. m. to 9 p. m. The election of Vollva, who spoke to a large outdoor meeting yesterday, is j Conceded by :-. practically unanimous j vote. and enjoy the pleasure of the deli ciousness and Satisfaction of feeling SURE OP ITS conditions and purity SHE IS OFF THE REEF at Honolulu It Cost Half a Million Save Her Attention Now Turned to Saving the .Mongolia Stranded on Midway Island. AHOSKIE MAN IS MURDERED (By the Associated Press.) Norfolk, Va., Sept. 17. .lames W. Hail, aged ti:!, night watchman at the plant of the Air Line Manufac turing Company at Port Norfolk, was found murdered Sunday morn ing. The weapon, an iron bolt wit a heavy nut on the end, was lying close by. The victim had been rob bed of his gold watch and pistol. Willie Brlggs and John Norfleet, ne gro tramps, have been arrested on suspicion, but there is nothing as yet to connect them with the crime. ; ther investigation. The victim was from Ahoskie. C. to which place the body will sent. X. be A BRITISH ADMIRAL, DEWEY BACKER, DEAD (By the Associated Press.) Gibraltar, Sept. 17. Rear Admi ral Sir Edward Chichester, who com manded the British squadron at Ma nila during the Spanish-American war, died here this morning of pneu monia, after an illness of a few days. His work in transporting a quar ter of a million men thousands of miles to South Africa won hint great praise during the Boer war. It was Sir Edward Chichester who, according to report, stood by the Americans in Manila Bay at a time ; when friction between Admiral I Dewey and tho German commander j seemed likely to lead to serious consequences. (By the Associated Press.) Honolulu, Sept. IT.- The steam ship Manchuria is now anchored off this harbor, it has not yet been de cided whether she shall be towed to San Francisco or whether she shall proceed under her own steam. if I she is towad it will probably be nec essary to send for tugs, It -is re i ported that tne propeller is damaged land that the rudder is useless. Div ers will examine the ship today. It i-: stated that the cost of saving the Manchuria will amount lo over half a million dollars. One hundred thou- sand dollars worth of tackle was left at the bottom of the ocean. Litigation over salvage has been obviated by definite agreements with till steamers that participated. it will be impossible lo send int ; mediate assistance to salvage the steamship Mongolia, which ran 'ashore on Midway Island yesterday. All the wreckage tackle here has j been used in floating the Manchuria I and in attempting to save the trans- port Sheridan. ! Midway Island being so little above ths sea level, affords no pro tection on any side from heavy seas. The position of the Mongolia is not known here, but a storm coming from any direc tion would affect her, j Storms may be expected soon. According to t ha, latest advitvs re ceived here the steamer Mongolia lies on the windward side of Midway Island in a dangerous place. She is j leaking slightly. The steamer had on board 200 cabin passengers an. I 500 Asiatics in the steerage. It is stated that Captain Mstcalf, who with Captain Piflsbury Moated j the Manchuria, will take the steamer Restorer to Midway to help the Mongolia as soon as it is possible to raise the tackle used in salving the! Manchuria, The sixty-fourth session or St. Mary's School will open Thursday of this week, j In order to facilitate the work of elassi i fylng pupils the following program has ' been arranged: Tuesday, new pupils from the city will report at the office for registration , and classification at 11 a. m. Wednes ; day. old pupils from the city will re ! port at the office at ! a. m. On Thurs day. !l to 10:30 a. m., boarding pupils' will report at the office for registration and classification. All pupils, city and boarders, will meet in the study hall in the main building at 10:30. Opening service will begin at 11 o'clock. The procession will form In the study hall, where faculty and pu pils have assembled. The order of the procession will be day pupils, followed by boarding pupils, faculty, trustees and the bishop of the dlocesr to the chapel. From :.' to 4:30 p. m. the regis tration and classification of boarding pupils will continue at the office. From L' to 5:30 p. m., those pupils ente ring by examination and those old pupils Who have made up work in the sum mer and are ready to stand examina tion upon it will report In the study hall for examination. m Friday, regular morning service will begin in the chapel. This will be followed. !t:30 to 1:30. by further regis tration and classification; y.su to examinations as arranged on the pre ceding day. and announced; '1 to 5, fur ther classification, arranging, and ex amination. Saturday the regular class work will begin, each pupil reporting 0 all class es as scheduled ready for assignment of work: at 9:30 a. m., regular morning service in thechapcl; from :30 to 3:30, regular classes and class work. Parents and pupils on arriving at the school are requested to come at once to the office in the Kest Rock House, where all pupils will register; and full information, with details, will be furnished. I The Kind You Kai'O Always Bougiii, r.ad T.iiicli has been In use for over f0 years, ltaa boruo tho siuaturo of . and hat been mndo under his pcr-jCJTf-f-jP'., sonal saparvision Binco t3 infancy. flAr?. eUCm Allow no one to deceive ycji hi tf3. 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Chicago people are not wicked, but they take a contemptuous whack at the statutes and ordinances. It is estimated that Chicago's 2,000.000 citizens violate the law 32,000.010 times a day. Everybody breaks the law sometime. Host people break it every day. and not a few l-eputable citizens manage criminous- to violate the code hundreds of times daily and keep out of the clutches of the police. It is not merely the water-waste law, the garbage-removal law, the tax law, or the dog-license law -all of which were made to be broken, and- are ig nored or violated by the flower of the town without a disapproving qualm of conscience but there are hundreds of oilier laws broken, bent, and twisted in every conceivable way. CASTORIA Bears tho Sigt'ore f ) Always Bought Years. The KM You Mi In Use For Over 30 THC CC:TilU COMPAKV, 77 MURRAY OTRCT.T, EW.J Y-'IS CITY. mmammBSsmmmmmasBamsmBammmm myw $ 1"I EARS I Perfection in Scissors and Shears under the brand is attained only "Had dyspepsia or Indigestion for years. No appetite, and what 1 did eat distressed me terribly. Burdock Blood Bitters cured me." .1. H. Walker. Sunbury, Ohio. K&M Scissor? and Shears are made from specially selected steel cf tho very finest quality and are tempered to just the right decree. Their adjustment is perfect and they cut sharp and clean the entire length of the blades. If yon buy a pair of KSi) KffilSR Scissors or Shears they will be in perfect condition when others bought the same time have bein lotto; -ince discarded as vorn out. HART-WARD HARDWARE GO,,' ' STATc AGENTS. HOUSTON'S NEGROES' NIGHT OF CARMINE DOROSHEVSKY SHOT AT AND IS WOUNDED (By tlie Associated Press.) Warsaw. Russian Poland, Sept. 17. Oneral Doroshevsky. president of the court-martial which on September 15 ( dent is tin condemned two revolutionists to death I others will by hanging, was shot at and wounded in the thigh while driving here this morning. The would-be assassin escaped. (By the Associated Press.) I Houston. Texas, Sept. 1 7. One j negro killed by a street car and a man and woman shot and a woman cut is the record of blood letting among the negro population here last 'night. Andrew Dickinson was cut in I two by a street ear, William Hum jphrey used a shoi gun on his wile. C. ITalbott, fifteen ears of age, shot a hack driver in the stomach, and Han jna Dennison carved Mary Powell 'with a hatchet. The street car acci- death so far, but the F R SALE, K!glit-room House, wit5 Barn on West North Stre' A bargain. Will also rent. i n ii in 8 1 THE STRONGEST, SOUNDEST AND BEST SELECTED. HII.LV TAYLOR, Mnnaiter. Always here for the person want ing a square deal. only die. Don't let the baby suffer from eczema, sores or any itching of th3 skin. Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it. ALEXANDER; I ) K V DLTE R, IS NOW UNDER ARREST. Teacher Give me an example of circumlocution. Willie Briteboy When a porter says, "Bresh you off, boss?" but meai "Gimme a quarter." Chi cago News. Never can tell when you'll mash a tingar or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil Instantly relieves the pain quickly cures the wound. CASTORIA For Infanta and Children. Bears the Signature of (Ry the Associated Press A Pittsburg, i'a., Sept. 17. Thomas W. Alexander, who was arrested in Pittsburg last night as a fugitive from justice from Augusta, Ga., whera it is alleged he is charged with defaulting to the amount of $200, 000, stated today that he would re turn voluntarily to Augusta with the officers now on the way here. "The amount involved in this transaction is not nearly so great as the published reports maks it," said Alexander today. "I left behind se curities which have either been dis posed of already or will be shortly, which will realize sufficient to nearly cover the shortage. The stories printed relative to matters I left be hind and such stuff are all rot. 1 cannot say anything more until I get back to Augusta and see my attor ney." Mr. Alsxander said there would be no trouble about securing bail when he reaches home. The accused spent the day In seeing the sights of the city under the guidance of two detectives. : : I AM READY W TH OVER 2,500 SUIT PATTERNS FOR FALL AND WINTER 1906. ) And this magnificent array comprises a better and larger selection than wc have ever displayed tl We extend to you a nwt cordial invitation to ".call early, believing we can suggest seme new ideas that will meet with your approval in style, design and price three very interesting items. 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