THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1906.
I WILLIAM WOOL
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311 and 313 Faycttcville Street
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OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
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WOMEN INVADE
CHICAGO SLUMS
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Lead Pure Lives
NEITHER TEAM
REACHED GOAL
VISIT THE STATE FAIR
- RAILROAD FARES TO THE STATE FAIR REFUNDED
Exhort Red Light Sirens to The A. & M. Considers It a
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Accompanied by 1 (elect ivrs, Dele
gates of National Purity Federa
tion Go Through the Seamy Side
of Chicago and I'se Their Eyes
Strenuously.
Defeat
PREACH IN DANCE HALL! VISITORS A SURPRISE
Every Time A. and M. Would (iet
Near Richmond's fioal Her light
er lane Would Hold With Indomi
table Spirit Waite Broke A. and
M.'s Line Several Times.
Slat-
hair.
al the first
HOOK, and
the first stow, and
yon have finished
K. K. I'rcmgliton,
and he will ret'iiml
Blankets from 60c. to $6.00 a pair.
Bed Comforts, $1.00, $1.30 and $2.00.
FURS
Children's and Misses' Cloaks from $1.25 to $5.00.
Ladies' Jackets, $2.50 to $5.00.
Ladies' Cloaks, from $3.50 to $15.00.
Knit Skirts, from 50c to $1.50.
Fascinators, Shawls, Infants' Sacks, Bear Skin
Cloaks for the little ones.
Knit Underwear for Infants, Misses, Boys, Ladies
and Men.
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The Most Complete Stock in the City.
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William Woollcott.
(By the Associated Press.)
Chicago, Oct. 12. The annual
convention of the National Purity
Federation which has been holding
a three-days' session at Abraham t
Lincoln Center, a social settlement I
here. elOs?d last nleht with an ini-
prom pi n revival service on the Hoot"
J ot a dance hall in the center of llie ;
. Twenty. second street iJVte.
'l The service was the filial act 'it
I the most picturesque 'Sliunnttng
tour" denizens of the lev jo have ever
J witnessed. At the close of the final
i meeting of the conference twenty
'! live of the workers, the tttttjoiTt.v of
them women, took a ear for the "red
)' light district," secured the assistance
i of two detectives and spent two
i hours wandering from resort to re-
I sort. Interviewing and exhorting the
inmates, Inspecting ev.ry hook and
I I corner of the establishments, ami
! leaving no stone unturned in the di
rection of sightseeing.
Among the "evils" condemned in
the various resolutions passed ill
yesterday's session were:
Ultra decollcite.
Exclusion of married women from
holding salaried positions in public
offices.
Seating in congress of "any man
Who practices or subscribes to po
lygamy." Denial of political citizenship to
women.
Any form of state, local or police
regulation or vice which may bo in
any way regarded as a permit.
TO TRANSPORT ITU IT
Ql'K'liliY TO THK EAST.
A. and M 0; Richmond, 0
That was the surprising result of
the football game yesterday after
noon on the new athletic Held. A.
THE STRONGEST,
SOUNDEST AND
BEST SELECTED.
mas nd muses m
LinBunnBE
KII.LV TAYLOR, Manager.
lwiy here for the person wanr
trig a iuare deal.
US' the Associated Press.)
San Francisco, CaV; Oct. 12. The
Southern Pacific, Texas & Pacific,
Missouri. Kansas & Texas jointly
have formed the Southern Freight
Dispatch Company for the quick
transportation of fruit to Kansas
City, St. Louis & Chicago, and thence
on to New York and the easi. The
ttrst train of the new company will
leave Los Angeles October 13.'
The train is to have 'precedence
over ;;ll others, except those carry
ing passengers. The .Missouri, Kan
sas fc Texas will try to get the train
from Fort Worth to Kansas City, a
nice of Outi miles, in twent
hours, which is an average of :i."
miles an hour.
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I THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK f
RALEIGH, N. C.
HEARST'S LETTER
OF ACCEPTANCE.
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ASSETS ONE ANT) A Ol'ARTER .MILLION'S.
Mitfrif Deposit Boves for rent $4.0(! -cr annum. For protection of
i vimii .l,-elrv. Insurance Policns, Meeds, Wills. Bonds and othe,
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iiilul)l' papers.
JOSEPH Q. BROWN, President. j
HENRY E. LITCHFORD. Cashier. A
Introduction Sale!
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To introduce out Millinery, we will offer tor the
week commencing Saturday, October 13th, all
$6.50, .$7.50 and H.(X) Pattern Hats at the uni
form price of
$5.00 Edcch.
23 Skidoo Hats, $150 values at $1.00.
SEE OUR DRESS GOODS AND UNDERWEAR
WALTER WOOLLCOTT,
12 Bast Martin Street.
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(Hv the Associated Press.)
Elraita, N. Y.. Oct. 1 2. William
Handolph Hearst's letter accepting
the democratic nomination for gov
ernor will be sent to State Chairman
Conners today. The precise nature
of the letter could not bo learned lo
cay. The meetings up-state at which
Mr Hearst is now speaking arc .il
ntpsl invariably arrttnged and held
under joint democratic and inde
pendence league auspices and wit'i
trie co-operation of the democrat h
stale committee.
Till: ALASKAN WILDS
TAME DESPERADOES.
(By the Associated Press.)
Dawson. Alaska, (let. 12. Hendrlck
sdn and Thornton, he escaped desper
adoes of the Tenama district, were eu; -tured
Tuesday near Nation City, below
Eagle not far from where they essoin 'J
last week from the steamer Pav.'Me
Young, while en route to Seattle.
Both men had wandered several days
through the woods without food or shel
ter and were in such a bad condition
that they did not resist the officers.
The capture was made by Deputies
Gertz and Villeneve.
THREE THOUSAND
BALES DESTROYED.
fBv the Associated Pirss.)
Bremen. Germany, Oct. 12.
Tin e" thousand bales of cotton which
arrived here from Savannah October
8th on the British steamer Turkes
tan, were destroyed by fire today.
FMVERSITY DAY IN
WILMINGTON TONIGHT,
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 12 Univer
sity Day will be fittingly observed In
Wilmington tonight. The major part of
the 107 alumni ot this citv w.'ll attend
a smoker which will be give i at the
Orton Hotel. Prof. M. C. S. Noble ot
the University has arrived and will
make an address.
Don't think that piles can't bo
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
50 cents at any drug store. ,.
and M. looked upon it
because they had count e
an easy time of it. , ('
was disgusted, and said
inc.- that the A. and M.
do any better than I he
i lie first day of prae l e
1 1 was overconfident e, h
was the cause of their '
he. too. seemed to cons:
ft at. He thought his to-.
work together at the crit
is a defeat,
.1 on having
inch Heston
after, it was
boys didn't
v had don?
this season,
e said, that
ndoing; for
ilev it a de
mi tailed to
1 points,
. The
at the
was a
reived
It was just a question all through
the game whether or liol A: and M.
would score, and three times during
lie tli'st half and once in 'lie second
they came near it, inn each time the
itgh! but gritty Richmond hoys held
i he heavier line and got the ball on
downs. It was a splendid exhibition
of the fact that weigln is not nlwa;s
a sine qua non in lire hall even When
both sides are trained.
Richmond was never hear scoring
except once when Richardson tiled a
kick from the field tii the thlrtv-ya-d
line near the close of the game.
A. & M. broke through and the kick
lacked force enough to carry, arid
iv larniers got the ball on the ItfeTvo
yard line.
It was a fast, snappy -aim
crowd was not so large as
liandolph-Maeon game, bin it
'ood crowd. The new Held r
a great many compliment:;, althougn
lite stands are not lip yet. It is levi 1
and free from stones and w- 11
drained.
A. & M. was crippled by the loss of
Wilson early in the game. He was
disqualified by Dr. Royster, the urn
pire. who ordered him out on lite
ground that he pd kicked a player.
Wilson claimed that he had no in
tention of committing a foul, but
that as he was trying to free himself
from '.lie man who was tackling him
he accidentally struck him witlt his
fool.
Whilehursi was put in when Wil
son had io go opt.
Many limes the forward pass was
tried, and sometimes it worked vv.
and was very pretty to look at. bill
often it resulted in the loss of tfte
ball to tic side trying it. A. & M.
got ver dose lp Richmond's goal in
i be second ball' by means of one of
these plays thai was beautifully executed.
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WAIT UNTIL YOU GET TO RALEIGH TO DO YOUR SHOPPING
Railroad Fares paid both ways by the Merchants' Association 1Vni any point
within a radius ot httv miles or Ualeiali to visitors to tlic .. I
THE PLAIN.
Buy a round-trip ticket to the State Fair, and upon arrival, ask
store von visit (of the firms mentioned below) FOR A REBATK
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nave your purenases eiuemi inereui.
In all the subsequent stores, present the book you get at
have the amount entered jusl gotten at this store, etc., until
your shopping, and then present your book and ticket Co Mi
Secretarv. care of Lee & Brouehton. 20!) Fa vctteville sf reel
in cash the round-trip cost of your ticket.
If you should come fifty miles, or a less distance, we will refund same on the
purchase of $25.00. For instance, if a person should come fifty (50) miles, bis
purchase would be $25.00 to have a railroad fare refunded for the round trip. It
makes no matter if you buy from one or more of the members, the Secretary will
refund your fare.
This plan is for Fair Week only, SO your purchases must be mad- during that week.
THE ADVAN1 AGES.
In addition to having the cost of your transportation paid both Ways, there are many other ad
vantages to be gained by embracing mis opportunity, the greatest of which is the magnificent assort
ment Of merchandise in the various lines to select from. The pleasure of shopping in Metropolitan
stores, where only merchandise of known merit and guaranteed style is shown, 'ind having the widest
possible range to seleci from. In being aide to s1;op in a City where competition is snong and prices
are kepi at the lowest possible margin In keeping with honesl values and superior ciiuilities.
The rooms of the Merchants Association, in the liolleman building, are always kepi open, and we
extend a hearty welcome to the visitors of the State I'air Id visit us. nnd any courtesy We can g'ye
them, we will do so gladly. We will be glad to explain to each and every one the working of our
rebate system.
jViembers of the Merchant's Association of Raleigh.
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Allen Roofing Co. Higgs. Sherwood & Co. - Raleigh Electric Co.
Briggs, T. H. & Sons. Hightower & Port. Raleigh Heal Estate & Trust Co.
Boylan-Penrre Co. llolloway, S. W. Raleigh Furniture Co.
Berwpnger, S. Hicks, H. T. Co, Royall & llorden Furniture Co.
Brown. H. .)., Coffin House. liar, Ward Hardware Co. Itiggan. 3. i'. & Co.
Blake, T. W. Hunler fti'm. i'c Fn-wer Co. Rosenthal. M. ft Co.
Balli Jesse G. Heller Rros. Robhlns Cash Oroeery.
Barber, S. W. & Son. .'obnson. .lames I. Standard Gtis & Electric Co.
Bvetsch, C. M. Johnson, D. T. ft Son. Smith. K. J. ft Co,
Bobbin-Wynne Drug Co. Jolly-Wynne Jewelry Co. Stelnmetz, H.
Carolina Feed Store. Jones. C. . ft Uro. Simpsoi'., Robert.
Carolina Hardware Co. King, O. O. Stronach . A. H. Co.
California Fruit Store. King, E. H. Stronaeh, W. ('.. Sons ft Co.
Cross ft l.inehan. King. V. H Drug Co, Strickland, W. A.
Childress. C. E. King-Crow, II Drug Co. Sehwarl;:. J.
Capital Typewriter Co. King Urns. Terrell. George S.
Capital Citv Fuel Co. Lee ft BroUghton. Tin ker Drug Co.
Dilghi, A. Mahler. H. ft Sons. Tucker, G. S. ft Co.
nobbin-Ferrall Co. MeCuIlers. T. L. ft Co. Weathers ft Perry,
Dorset.; V. U. Myatt, W. A. ' Wombl-. A. 8.
Hi.dierson. C. C. Mann. W. B. Woollcott. William.
Darnell ft Thomas. Marsh. George ft Co. Wynne ft Redford.
Edwards ft Broughton Pig. Co. Norwood Cigar Store. Williams Nowlan Co.
Ellington, J. C. O'Quinn. J. L. Weaver ft Lynch.
CrOo.lwin, Smith ft Co. Powell, Gaston T. While, C. V.
Green, J. B. Co. Rosenthal. Herbert. Walli'rs G, N.
Green, R. h. Royster, A. D. ft l!ro. Whiting Bros.
Glersch, R. F. Rosenganen, J. Woodall, C. L.
Don't forcet the address win
Mr. R. E. BROUCSHTON,
re tt have your tickets rt
Seen :arv, 209 Favettevi
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Sale Ladies 0
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dash i
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ball.
For
Hardi.
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Wail
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and
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ShDwii '
ing hob
Rlcht
get I ing
men tackled we!
Interference wor
irs won the admiral itm
ir splendid plilel; anil
.idlncss in critical situa
jether, they played line
s punting was a feature.
M.. Kskridge, Stevensbn,
Shu ford deserve spec till
Again; some weakness was
ibe left, Waite often Btalt
in thai region,
an I was particularly fast in
ier plays started, and her
and did some pretty
The way her
held a! critical
derfttl.
moments was won-
Beautify the Complexion
l TEN DAYS.
Nadinola
The UNEQUAI.CD
ucau rnMru.tn-
tlorsej Vy tnoi:anJ3:
fuarantectl to rxmuvtf
freckles, pi;rpl, all
facial JifColuraCnr,
and rfl t O T..9 IM
beauty of yourK.
tTie wort cffn in tw'enty ct.iyt. OCc, anJ
J1.00.
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Jru etors, or
by
reixrol by NtTKKlU; TtHlBT (Q ParU Tcoo
For Sale by
KINO-CnOV0Lij DRUO OO.
TWO NIGHTS
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Oct. 15-16
Ernest Shipman
PRESENTS
LAURA BURT
AND
HENRY STANFORD
In the great London success
Doratby Vernon
cf Hadc'on Hall
by Charles Mayor, Author of "When
Knighthood Was in Flower."
PRICES, - - $1.50. $1, 75c, 50.
xfords!
The big Cut-Pricc Closing Out Sale of all our Shoe lines is aUrWting (he
widest attention, and store is daily crowded with patrons.
All $3 and $3.50
Ladies' Oxfords to Go at $2.
Should you not need these Low Shoes this season you can well aftord to buy right now
for next Springs' Service, In fact, at this phcnominal Price, you cannot afford NOT to
buy now. Evcrylline in thc house; must go by. Jan. Is'. We have to give up our s'and.
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POOL
Raleigh, N. C.
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XEW STOCK TOBACCO.
I have just received a line lot of
the very choicest tobaceoR, including
the very liest Havana, for Cigar mak
ing and t he new product is now on
the market, us well as the highest
grade of well matured Cigars that
ever sold at 5 cents.
BOX TRADE A SPECIALTY.
IB. V.SANDERFORD
NEXT TO BOVLAN-PEAnCE CO.
SCBSCKIBEISS SETTLING WEEK-
ly for The TimeB must not pay
over 10 cents per week.
"It is Against the Laws"
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FASHION
To Longer Wear That
STRAW HAT!
No need loo now, atitl you will
not want to after you have Been
the charming New Fall ISl'nrks in
Sliir and Soft Hats (hat are just
now attracting so much attention
at our New Store. The highest
grade Hats you'll Had today are
sold here at lower prices than else
where. Come and see for yoBrself.
LEE & BROUGHTON-
MAIL ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY RECEIVED.
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