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THE EALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1906. IiOVE FOILS JOHN D. Prop- Poor Man About to Sell His 'rty Concludes to Hold. John D. Rockefeller has not sent neighborly congratulations to John Melin of Pocantlco Hills, who mar ried pretty Miss Annie Oleson, for merly of Stockholm, the other day. However, Mr. and Mrs. Melin are very happy, and they will continue to dwell on the side of khe hill which is crowned by Mr. Rockefeller's splen did residence. John Melin dispenses refreshments for man and boy in Sleepy Hollow. For years Mr. Rockefeller has been trying to rid himself of Melin as a neighbor; for years Mr. Rockefeller has been adding to his fine estate on! likely the Pocantico Hills. Owners have said to themselves: "What's the use of opposing John D. Rockefeller? He always gets what he wants." So they accepted the templing prices offered and moved away, and their land was absorbed in the richest ni;n's great park, But Melin said: "Here I was born before Rockefeller came; here is my home; here I earn my living, and here I will remain." Then Mr. Rockefeller issued an order to bis employes boycotting Me-1 j lln! told Ms 300 gardeners and! grooms and ground-keepers that Iff they drank Strong drinks at Melin'sjf they must work for some other man. f Melin 'a profits fell off. but he stayed. As be kept an orderly place, the law continued to give Him a license. Then death Intervened; his wife died, his sister fell ill find died, and Melin's mood changed. "I can't bear to stay here longer," he told his customers. The news spread; agents won I to Melin offered n good price for hi. land. He told (hem he would think it over for a while. Two hours before the agents were to com" pad close Ihe deal Melin met Annie oiesen, proposed and was (iC'Ceptoij. So, where death favored, love foiled tne richest man. Philadelphia Press. latest session passed a law making the maximum railroad fare for adults cents a mile and for children 1 cents A trolley company in Vermont whose cars fail to come to a full stop and display a signal at a grade railroad crossing is subject to a tine of $25 for each omission. By the terms of a new statute in Michigan in a suit by or against a rail road company the books of the com pany are subject. to the inspection el the attorney general of the state. The state of Mississippi has ettectei an increase of about SU'.uuO.OOO in the amount of taxable property In the stati by a recent readjustment in the assess ment of railroads. In Minnesota railway, telegraph, anil express stations must bear the local name of the community, unless it i to be contused Willi the names of other stations on the same Hue. California rejoices in a law making the circulation of fraudulent reports re garding the value of the stock of a corporation formed in the state a fel ony punishable by two yeai oiiment or 15,000 tine or but: Down in Georgia the supi has concluded that an eugi:i justified in acting on the pi that a child of tender years road track will appreciate i and use the discretion Of ni LmpriS' mo court er is not sumption n n rail 9 danget adult in t t in g train Apeordi tit of the way of an approach- th wit hi laims d by aim. I13i Tl the Off. the I Tl pie have bi en railroad trestle to a recent act of it stale, Florida y a claim for los ninety days mil tile judgment nt in excess of the railroad in dilai lie I ttlci: Iroafts :! ed by neurit .lit of (Oct thai glial hal.it little, as the years go by, they droop and til' under the burden of time and hard experience. Uttle by little the heights they seek are lowered, tne scope of their flight is lessened, until they are confined to the cruelly com mon and luwlf things of ordinary liv ing. !e presently it comes that we sit by the shore, humbly, dumbly and pa tiently wailing, knowing that our ships, meh as they may have been, are all in, 'hat there are no more dreams to be "ullillcd, that most of the dreams were ;iut dreams, that these Is nothing to onie to us hero and that it is for us o go there and tt'here Their imagination and hope and ailh soar a"ain on new wings. Thi .'Oung look to what the years and time nay bring them; the old look to where tears and nature and death may beai hem; and both looking with eager, tnxious, curious i yes to the beyoud- lie beginners, buoyant, lusty mat troiis. those near the etid tired and angiitd and knowing life peering lot 0 the future to knew what is to come So did mighty rVii a of old. Oui bought can scarcely travel hark tc hem atom the lo in, attenuated anr U'Oken thread of history, dimly con- ircling. Thei each to us of tf the future of man noughts of th.- iiu';! nteryening ages. Sei us beyond -striving 10 is to lie f ourselves though! strove low, to leu d t. oiaelbinv lln tin l.Ojf ; tc fti. s'o hays n of all now 1 ;er rnin; il mplaint . and I Kentucky t!.. d. the court "f .11 give Hie tae bri.lj;, Otiy to exeiv for their bh sty. I'.KYOND. It! the It), shii hit.- Hi bron Ifahl Ihe in it, cloudleB of . serene OMHTH'.S l II.MI.KOAI) LAWS. amlng ia ii lln rk bin a -at b .loin. loih.. yond. Some Requirements Which Are Cliliar to Cerlain Stales. I'.- al . the am . r be! a' qiir near or knt)wl. Molilalia re nin in I a in a si; of Put Inhabit. Thirty sl.al eominissioiis. I!) 1 1 x powj tic. I n I denn California a train or an ei by death ! or 1 option of th ! Railroads rt of a. county build a line and establish In Hon lb i 'a; for the eondui fuse to sepa people. California ht to transport c carload lots f hours without rest, .Pile gh tl la: s i-cilroads to.; lotted lown site's lute. s-.a'e railroad d' yvhlett have 1 urely state traf- j duly is a mis- I id .employe in wrecking of a '.lony punishable .-onnient, at the thin three mile-s 'Klahotna must .lie . ountv seat I or thought som. and Inns body w it kne .site sid rtune o ! know n or ; 'I'll. tor o ate d whit than tl f: for tei ur he tl Virg pass a .ui pOS "railway" are to molts. In Me.ssiichuHcl street railway tr ishable by a. (hie Imprisonment for days. The legislature all L-rcd to gal I" and svnony- tts the illegal sale of msfei's is made pun adt exceeding $.ri0 or not more than thirty of Washington at its rainsi us heart th; moment may forces of Life sling for mas tats as We g labors or plee We may draw of the Destr. unseen in til th.' citadels. iftr imngiaa Which tne wjrnt wit hhi t beat: noonday IV-In the I moon we walk : of i no Powers. os, decrees, emote, outside Ige or thought which we can sway, may be roor or ill. I' the caprice of ,- five tllolis- t may be some otit ..f nature on the op globe, that means tine for us. We do at is being done for .11- own bodies, a longiy i he one : th.- next The li may be strug tr throats or vi ious about our r at any breath the invisible couriers ambushed or Tiding to find yoagmeflt in fly on f. iropliets and the mighty in- i of Hi. lark, mysterious oMaini". we live lr larkiiess dense d rKii.-ss a id niyistorj 'ebind the beginning of litsfory, .ta.k ass yet more dense b.-fo-. ,--'-floating ike the crowded, t'ostUvs moles in tin ambeain of the nteimenl ia which v.-t llVe, the moment which only is .mis; youlh fleering anxiously 1" yore! nt(! life, age, gazing eaq rly toward tic hidden life beyO'ul, biftli I a!!l .i anel lilind.-d. 1 It is wisely tois.e our Sola ltiin of them we know h. foi pleasn: es. i hi y and last. l--:-a. what i-; op ihe in would fail lo Vjo i liunianity and w walking and liv-n. .1 -.t :nd ou'd llle If an.l Pi Hi sunbeam i f .tli-o linn darkness b. Wild and b fo.- 6itr dr.-ams of y 1 !i;.' in us. not fo: We .-aanot sil lelly faring ship", to sail he amy s. If u isas;eis ).- muliiplied. our Joys 1 r.-a-h us s ,P' ir we k sl-Se of death WO) lc Ml life. )U1 Sji iv go on- hhr-row sli iwdiate present '. II i. to he tr So or IIS t. wait! llvi ill t ! the wide and dr Ihe future it is do. Wh should n pfewing. w hateVii as it .o Itiehmoii nil- is 1m v know, f. ? can pre may be. t pa ml d t( iiti. lllSelV.'S fl and take patiently 1 Ni ion and our b Wings winch weary and lessen their lliglits as we grow older. While we are youbg they have no limit but the universe of thought, stretching far bo il. h.. rse of reality or possibil y due a.i.l seek the lofiiest nobler and the most majestic lloat free and far to the mist Altitudes, to realms of beauty tons fight unknown to the on. Soaring among the sunlit and alabaster clouds, they discern for us ships coming home from distant seas, blown to us by ever-favoring winds, with snow white sails all spread, bringing full freights of bright dreams fulfilled abundantly. Utile by ynna lie and the heights. dazzling and glo; Senses or Ill'CaiKS AT iil.li HOME. Has L ived "I'mler RoncdlHton of Its Hills." Picturesque features characterized Ihe campaign traveling of Charles B. Hughes the either duv along the west ern slopes of the Catskills. He slarl ed on I with the luxury of a private car and a special f rain, then changed to the opposite oxtreme of transpor tation, driving sixteen miles across country in a rural stage. 0;i the way thoire were slops nf Cobhleskill, in Schoharie county, and Delahson, in Schenectady county; Iti each place .Mr. ttUgnes spOKe briefly, his voice not being strong tmongh 10 permit of extended outdoor effort. There was an element of homely simplicity and sober sincerity about the entire trip. In a political way there was not much gained, for the counties he entered were almost solid for him already, but sentimentally It was delightful and scenically beauti ful after the unlovely industrial cities. Delhi, iu Delaware county, was the objective point of the day's traveling It was the scene of Mr. Hughes' first labors as a teacher of Latin and Greek in the old academy and his first essay into law in the office of Judge Glea sou. The people of Delhi -all him today their adopted fellow- townsman to distinguish him from i.inn Bruce, "Our own honored son from Andes town Therefore, when ession of antiouat '.calls drove into Ik tself most serious!' V,he lino of man1. . House up Main ' : like opera house w 3elhi military liaml dep In dirge time. low as a fun. ral everybody w. At the hall ! ' 'he aisle, and ' gathered from ,n with awe-sir 'tether the all omnity of monument on summer. The Round the K Through Geor The iaeeiiii- oncra house, iiitii from all over ' " cottni mod. Mr. II "s bejgn "Twonty-fiv y. a slender v make his flrsl -i; world. It wii in .1 office that I on ' m: I spent my ftiltirdai about these beau! if f! changes have i inr T knew and rev ago many have the heart is ever elecfed govern.'; fii ha with the sa. : i filename put po- ' my vi'ot'k in Del:, '.va plause. ) It is ho) back to Dslhi charms, for my v began life has h i diction of tin . hills." After the nTeeiing Mr. rltighos paid a visit to the old academy where he used to teach i.atin and fin e'.;, and where the pi'ii a little closely at (Vrsl the slender yon; h w ; e lo handle the big hoys The school is inc. a pi lie school Systefn of t the teaching poiiililioii different, but the old r are thor, even that Hughes beard . his pupils reelto "Awake, awake." Is'ew York Wirld. lip. ihe llttghes pro d stages and ciir ilii. the town tool; am! importantly. from the American out to tiie church- as headed by the .:. playing a gulck The pace was as ! ; focession, and . .. serious. .its tiptoed down inlo, who had around, talked whisiiers. Alto e milled the sol lug ihe soldiers' i illage green last lid played "Pally e s," "Marching nixie." ia i no town Mlfl peopls were jani- b d 50 !:: lll't t saying: si month Delhi to Mio busy u iensoti s I law hook. ia rataliline yaHeyft. Many m' ihose whom vvofity-iiv.' years od away. Bui hjf, and If 1 nm 'ni-: Staff it will ind with e l upon ty. (Ap 10 rof.ie tmbiiioi: ia! I Cll.e ' csnl : no. - iaai:)' ..'-weave I'.de life i iindoi' i THE NEW ATLANTIC HOTEL ; NORFOLK, VA. rssss t THE MOST tlXTRAIjIjY LOCATED HOTEL m NOHPOLK. AMERICAN AND .TltOl'KAV f.AX. i NORFOLK'H MOST ropufcAU HOTEL. SPMONDIDEV COXIH'CTED. CUISINE THE VEHV BEST. v'-;'rf Ihe old since I :e beiie- il looked him eiver weml husky rill; li I onoiifth school. rt of I lie pub lic town, and i are nil very . it a! ion rooms in which Mr. NSorth Carolina People Visiting Nos'folk will be cheer fully greeted at the Atlantic. Prices reasonable. SHEARN MAKES JOKES. Samples of His Witticisms I'Herert ..; Bttrafoga. T!ie heaviest ordinances of lln ia (Iojh adbtit League vas fired off in Convention Hall ni Saratoga. Be sides Air. Hearst, there were T.ev j Sluyvesant Chanler, lite indefajtg hi.' and fempeSjtaOllS Shoitrn and .loli;: Ford, who shot off t lie Una! volley b Hoi rsl ammunition. Ghanler led off the spcech-rfialdng and got a very good reception. His speech was all of Editor Hearst. DURiNG THE RECENT STATE FAIR Considerably More iila Water (TV THE ONLY REMEDY THAT CURES RHEUMATISM TO STAY CURED. m m ineral Ihe tsralng , If i moal water imacli, sys oti poii mr.y, by 5 never lliiMillii Pharmacy, Hicks Drag Company. ritua.i".st,.r'Tt'W)waisaw DURHAM AND SOUTHHRF. DAILY TRAINS. Schedule in Effect September 21, 1308. o. ".. No. II. STATION'S. No. .18. No.fi. 7:15nm :::i."..im l.v. piirham Ar. ii:ir,am 1:30 pin 7:27 a m 3;21 p m " Bast Ourlmm l.v. lt:00 tin l:iS p m 7:4? am 8:,3l.p m " Oyama " 10:63 am ii:t5 p in 8 : 1 6 a m 3:tr, pm " Togo " 10:nxam 12:30pm 8:.3am 3:59 pm " Carpohtcr " 10:27 am 12:06 pm S,:fifam 4:09 p;m " Upchiitrch " 10:18 a m 11:46 am lOiiOam 4r3;n.pjn " Apex " 10:06 am 11:30 aim 10:35 am 4:50 pm " Holly Springs " 9:37am 10:35 am 10:50 a m 5:00 p m " VVHbon " 9:27 am 10:05 am 11:00 a m B.-O.Spm " Varlna " 9:20am 9:60 a m II:!.". am 5:2t! p id " Angier " 9:01 am 9:14 am 12: 07 1 m ',;;;:. iiin " Baroiaysvllld " s : Ti ii a m R:26 am. (2:2.6 p-m ":!" pm " Coals " 8:45 am 8:06 in 12:35 i m 5:5 1 p m.' " Turlington " 8:38am 7:52 am 12: ir.pm 15:00 1 m " Duko " 8:80 ain 7:30am 1:15p;n 6: 15 p m Ar. Dunn " 8:16 a m 7:00 am Train No. 38 IHalteg connection nt DUlin tvitii Atlantic Coast Line from FayeilcvlIIe. A peS wii'i 3oal)oard No. 8:8 from all points South, and for all points North, arriving ;u Raleigh 10:30 p. m. connocllon at Apex witli Seaboarel Xo. GG from all RUBBING DON'T CURE. of rit: way, Then BheaYn "ted to mention, ex tad noticed that Kd was sitting In a row i.ack in the audito- lawyer pointed his ctt and started off Train Xo. (i imil.e.s i th" South for Durham. Train Xo. !l makes connection at. Apex with Seaboard No. -11 fop points Smith, and at Varina fur Fayetteyille and Intermediate polnta. All licltets ai'e sold by this Company and accepted by the Passenger wiili ihe understanding that this Company will not be liable for failure io inn its trains on schedule time, or for any such delays as may ho im idt at to their operation. Care is exorcised to give correct timo of connecting lines, lint (his Company is not responsible for errors or omis sions. . ; ' .1. E. STAC fi, R. I. E. ST ACQ, Vice-President. CHKATlf AM, Traffic Manage Cencral Offices DURHAM, X. C. gentlemen, . ocrats and fellow-Senator Rheumatism is an internal dis ease and requires an internal remedy. RHEUMACIDE "Gets at the Joints from the Inside," and that is the reason it Cures after all other remedies have failed. Rheumacide Sweeps all the poisonous perms and ri,u mi nf th hini and Makes You Well AH Over." Those pains are danger signals, warning you of a disease that threatens the entire system. Headache Vins, Bad Taste in the Mouth, that "No-Account" feeling indate that you need REMOVES THE CAUSE nM.-. -t. . O"!"'' Mass.. July 18. 1D0S. Bobbin Chemical Co.. Baltimore, Md. pear Sirs: I was laid up fast November with fn ',r hf,VSm ll,?y feet ?"1 ankles, but after tak ,? i ,b0ti'.cs0iRI,0uma?id,1' 1 hlvi nt becn botncicd since. I tried every old kind of liniment and was S.nner tw? doctors, and all I tried had tne same re suit, until I not Rheumacide. Now. I am pleased to saj. it has not been necessary for me to take any medicine for Rheumatism since February last. Everybody that I recommended It to lias had the same results. Yours very truly. . . P. RANAGAN. Manairer, Quincy Industrial Ccf operativc Society. THE PAIN. cackled, then there was laughter, in which Mr. heartily. As the a man Up front Jefit ..onltin Ilrackett." Somebody a roar of BracsVtt joined racket died away called out: "Ex-senator, you mean." "All right!" shouted Shcarn, prancing hack and forth. "All righl! You see that there are other honest, lawyers than Mr. Hearst's, because Senator Braekett was too honest for the corporation machine. They had no uso for the mnn who introduced a resolution calling on Senator Piatt and Senator Dopew to resign." (Ap plause and laughter.) "I hoar that Mr. Hughes has been kissing women and babies," said Shearn. "I hear it tickles the crowds. I'm afraid there is danger Hobson's record will be broken. (Laughter.) Still I'm not quite sure whether It's the Hisses or the whis kers that tickles them." (Laughter.) New York Sun. Cured ao-year-old Mrs. Mary Welborn, el High Point N C after she had suffered 20 years. Cured rfev. J. ft. Whcck?. ro ar? old "uadlSJ Methodist minuter, of Rciateratown, Md. Cured John "V. HI ni of BsRt. more, after Johns Hopklne Hospital had complete f,i. Cured James Wilkes, of Dlilon. S C. after he had been In bed three yeers Tend hU fleas ware drawn up aSalnst his back. Better get a bottle " froS Tyour DraMlst at ones. Sample Yottle and booklet FREE if you send 8 eentslorpotlSle; BOBBITT CHEMICAL CO., Proprietors, BALTIMORE. There's Danger in Delay A Young Mother nt 70. "My mother has suddenly been made young- at 70. Twenty yearn of intense suffering from dyspepsia had entirely disabled her, until six months ago, when she began taking Electric. Bit ters, which have completely cured her and restored the strength and activity she had In the prime of life." writes Mrs. AV. L.. Gllpatrick, of Danfe u. Me. Greatest restorative medicine on the globe. Sets Stomach, Liver and Kid neys Right, purifies 'the blood, and cures Malaria. Biliousness and Weak nesses. Wonderful Nervo Tonic. Price 50c. Guaranteed by all druggists. THE VELVET SECRET ISIF.REE TOaYOU THE LONGER THE LESSER-A W0NDERFULDISC0VERY After many years of study and practice a prominent Vlrfrinla physician has discovered the cure for all forms of Constipation. It is tailed Chase's Constipation Tablet. "I do not mean, said the Virginia Doctor to several of his colleagues announcing his success that tliis is a fake cure-iill, guaranteed to cure every thing from pimples to paralysis, neither do I mean just another pill which breeds the pill habit," my remedy ia a cure for one tiling a specific which never fails. By gently toneing the digestive organs so that they perform their natural functions. It restores them alt to health and strength, relieves immediately and in a short time cures Constipation. 'jiBjjsjsje. The more you take the less you need until you need none for you are cured. My effort all along was to avoid the evil of the ordinary remedy which pampers organs already weak and so makes the patient a slave to the pill. Remember Nature expects every organ to do Its duty.'' Physicians have long recognized the fact that con stiDution is at the bottom of nearlv everv disease. It saps all enery, and makes life a burden; it opens the doors to all evil genus and makes the body too weak to resist them. THE MORE THE LESS i liis new discovery is In small tablets, easily taken, and they are packed in watch-shupo bottles which fit the vest pocket. The tablet is mild, all vegetable, never gripes or injures the most delicate organs. But ft does the work I So naturally and soothingly they stimulate and regulate and strengthen that they have been nicknamed Tne littie velvet woriters." Don't shuffle along with this great burdenl Be healthy, be strong, be happy. THE VELVET W 0 R KiE R When a man's liver n working properly, (fee bowels are regular and the kidneys are active and healthy, whet Joy It le to live. You get up in the morning feeling rested and bright after a good night's sleep, with a keen appetite for bxeakfast and s healthy relish for each mouthful, and when you go out the air smells good and you fill your lungs with pleasure; the sun shines, the birds sing, your every sense Is acute and appreciative, the blood bounds through your veins, carrying life and activity to every minute cell and tissue, your hopes are high, your mind clear, your spirits high, you step buoyant, and you thank God tnat everything is so Deaulitul and that it is so good to live, No man or woman with torpid liver, constipated bowels and poisoned brain and nerves ever feels like that. Go to your druggist and get a bottle of Chase's Constipation Tablets, and if after a fair trial you find the remedy Is not all it is represented to be, your druggist will refund money without question or argument . In watch shape bottles, that fit the vest pocket A3 eems. LIFE WORTH LIVING ITU IT IP .trial' IxJLsIls OFFER To any reader who sends' us his or her name and address with live stumps to cover postage expenses, we will at once mail a full size 25-cent bottle ol Chase's Constipation Tablets, the velvet worker that cures. Not a sample, mind, but a full-size 25-cent bottle. Let us prove it to you. Write today, ad dressing CHASE NFC.' CO. 333 Throop Ave. Brooklyn, New York I have never used C b a s e s Constipa tion Tablets, and enclose five stamps for full sized bottle. - My druggist sell them. Name I Address City. ' My druggist la. 'Address.........
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