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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1906.
MOODY FOR THE BENCH
RHEUMATISM
IP YOU
TOUCH
your tongue to
ALU
and look in the glass you will sec the elTcct-
You can't help puckering it makes you pucker
to think of tasting it.
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
AVOl
Attorney Generel Succeeds
Justice Brown
His Nomination Will Ho Seat to the
Senate in December Practically
Admitted Officially That He Will
Hp Named Hy President Hoosc
velt.
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Royal is made from pure, refined Grape Cream of Tartar Costs more
than Alum but you have the profit of quality, the profit of good health.
(By the Associated Press.)
Washington. Oct. 24. While no offi
cio! statement is obtainable unofficial
information confirms the report that
I the president will appoint Attorney
! General William H. Moody of Massa
chusetts to the vacancy on the supreme
court bench made vacant by the re
tirement of Associate Justice Henry B.
Brown. The announced intention of
the president to appoint Mr. Moody to
the supreme court bench came as a sur
prise as it was generally understood
that he had eliminated the attorney
general from consideration in that con
nection because of the fact mainly that
Massachusetts already has a represen
tative on the bench In the person of As
sociate Justice Holmes.
Mr. Moody's nomination will be sent
to the senate when congress convene.'
but the general expectation is that ho
will not take his seat on the bench un
til about January 1, when as previously
announced', he expects to retire from
the attorney generalship.
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of Bright's Disease, Congestion of the Kidneys, Bladder Troubles,
Dropsical Swellings, Diabetes, Nervous Debility, Sciatica, Muscular
Itheumatism, Lumbago and Gout.
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50C SOLE MANUFACTURERS?
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CAliBNlJAil.
Osiiian Stock Company Ave nights,
nights.
Saturday, matinee ami night
"The One Woman."
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By the Associated Press.)
1 'asbitlgtoh, Oct. 2$. Forecast
for -Non ii Carolina for tonight and
Tlnirsriay:
iinin tonight and probably Thurs
day; variable winds becoming southerly.
lo v
ThE
central over t
ley yesterday
which was ap
from the N
formed a disturban
energy central this i
nesota and Wisebnsl
rains In the upper M
cr Missouri valleys.
Mountain region the
attended by low tern)
sure which waf
(6 lower Mississippi val
ias combined with a low
iroachinir this country
ipthWeat Territory and
E of considerable
iprning over Min
i. it has caused
ssissippi and QW
Ovef the Rocky
pressure Is high
clotures except ir
northern Montana. Throughout thf
cotton belt the weather is cloudy with
temperatures about the same as those
of yesterday except In the western por
tion where there has been a fall; frost
was reported at Abilene ami Oklahoma
In the eastern portion of the belt-light
showers occurred. The low pressure
condition in the west will probably
niov eastwardly causing rain in this
vicinity tonight an'! probably Thurs
day. A. IT. THIE.SSEN.
Section Director.
BIB WWWW IIWIWIIIII
est hunt .the association has ever
known. Applications lor months
and for reservations in tho hotel and
entries of dogs lor the Derby races
and Kennel
every hour
'phone and n:
The numbe
participate in
large and the
sequent!' will
varied, frte Ed
are plentiful.
noiints are
and the visit
doss mingling
coming in
long-distance
who will
unusually
lions eon-
fSp
The
The Fox Hunt.
1 1 1. I ho Evening TinvO
Mecklenburg, Chase City, Va.,
Oct. 2-1. The eve of the Meet of the
Virginia-Carolina Fox Hunters finds
everything propitious for tho great-
Show ;
lv wire
nail.
rr of Indies
ho hunt is
social ftuic
lo numerous and
xi'- rod and grey j
Mecklenburg!
n excellent condition I
ng packs of splendid
their voices With the
welcoming cries of th'0 tine Mecklen
burg pack are making the welkin
ring and Tuesday morning there will
he as handsome a held showing of
hunters, horses and dogs as litis ever
been seen in old Virginia.
Among those already here are Mr.
,Ias. T. Twitty, Buffalo, .. i BWtJ
horses and twenty dogs; Mr. C. M.I
L. Johnson, Washington, D. C, wit hi
his handsome pack; Mr. V. V.
Thraves, Belona, Va.. With his pack:
of !15 dogs; Mr. and .Mrs. S. I'. Coop
er, Henderson, N. C 1 dogs: Mr.!
k. W. pyerby, Boydtori, Va., and Mr.;
it. u. Sneed, Towhesvllle, X. C, with
their pack of 45 dogs; Mr. .1. E.
Cornwell. Chester, S. C, with pack;
Dr. Rawley W. Martin, Lynchburg,
Va.; Mr. Robt. r . Fuller, i.otusDurg.
N. C; Dr. .1. E. Malone, Loulsburg,
X. C.j Mr. R. Carr, Wilson. X. C;
Mr. K. C. Wilson, Pottsville, Pa.:
C. C. Cardoza, Richmond, va.,
Benj. T. Crump, Richmond, Va.;
.1. A. Whetterman, Atlanta, Ga.;
and Mrs. A. H. Boyd, Charleston,
Va.: -Mrs. H. C. Smither, Norfolk,
; Mr. 1). ti. Coleman, Warren
ity, N. C., with his pack of line
ilso Mr. G. W. Marrow, uui-
Richmond, and Mr. ami Mrs. A. 1'.
Craddock, Lynchburg, Va.
THE EXHIBIIQN
SHOOT TOMORROW.
ilf. IK. C. A. IN BALFIGH
The acknowledged champion trap
shot of the world, V. It. Crosby,
with several oilier good shooters,
will visit the Raleigh Gun Club
tomorrow afternoon from 1 to :!.
This exhibition of expert shooting
will be free to all, arid a large crowd
should go to the dub grounds in
Cameron held, 't he Indies are espe
cially invited.
At this exhibition, for tho first
time, a lady trap shooter will tip
pear in Raleigh. .Mrs. Toppeiweln
can discount many men who have
had years of experience, although
she only took up shooting within the
last three years, and lias become as
good as the best. Her husband will
amil86 and surprise the people With
Mass Meeting Next Sunday
Afternoon.
(By the Associated Press.)
Omaha, Neb., Oct, L'4. Word was
received here today from the scene
of the Indian depredations in Wyo
ming to the effect that Captain C.
P; Johnson of Major tlrierson's com
mand, with an orderly and a scout,
overtook tho i'tes on Little Powder
River, about forty miles north of
Millette. it is said the Indians nb-i
folutely refused to return to their j
reservation and declared they were
going to Dakota. Major Grierson,
it is said, has determined to await j
reinforcements before trying to force !
the removal of the band, as cowboys j
report- that the" t'tes are holding:
nightly dances and arc in a mood;
for trouble.
PENN DRUG COMPANY Philadelphia
Wholesale by W. H. King Drug Co. Retail by Henry T. Hicks Co..
Robert Simpson, O. G. King, The Tucker Drug Co. and Tucker Building
Pharmacy.
APPLES
Bv the barrel or measure.
EGGS
By the crate or dozen.
CHICKENS
By the coop or retail.
POTATOES
By the bag or measure.
ALL 'PHONES.
D. T. JOHNSON a SON
18 EAST HAKGETT STREET.
All
Persons Interested in Establish
ment of V. M. C. A. Here Called
(o Meet in Metropolitan Hall at I
O'Clocb liesult of a Keren! Con
ference on the Matter.
his wonderful
shin with the
objects thrown
feats
rille.
Into
of
lire
rapid
hcid
alone
tors.
succession draw
perfectly with his
should bring out
marksman
iking small j
air, and in
an Indian
rille. This
many vlsl-i
Ni Nt Sunday afternoon at Metropoli
tan Hall ;;: I o'clock there will be a
mass mceiitiB of all persons in Itaielgli
who an' Interested in the establishment
of a Yen:':.- Men's Christian Assoc! i
a-p-
m
f
Fall Styles For Men!
It will pay yoU to see these splendid garments. Xot only are you cer
tain of the new style and the RIGHT style, but the quality, fit and In
comparable workmanship of these garments are thoroughly exclusive
characteristics. Furthermore, we have very lew duplicates, and our best
will be quickly taken. See tliem now.
until later if you so desire.
We will reserve your selection
tion,
Rhle
ital in
A nn
j Who '!'
i as thf!
I At a
! deeply
J decide,
and til
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Dr.
W,
Va,
conn
tlogx
lock. X. ('., with his fine pack: Mrs.
A. Roquet, Xew Orleans. La.: Mrs.
F. Pugh and -Miss Mcllroy, Assump
ton Parrish, La.; Mr. Jake Lassiter,
WASHINGTON
BDTTifll! 'sTTT .:
Judge and Mrs. J. K. Shepherd left fhur
this morning for Washington, N. C. mnyt
where Judge Shepherd will appear for
tin- plaintiffs in the sail of Citizens of was
Washington vs the Norfolk & South
ern Railroad Co. involving the right of
the Railroad Company to construct the
bridge there regarding which there has
been so much litigation the past tew
months.
shah
tl
At
talks
Justli
Hon.
Ativ ut.-in itching is n teninor- i "
tester. The more you scratch the
worse it itches. Doan's Ointment
cures piles, eczema any skin itch
ing. At all drug stores.
.till is ,-:t this date the only
tills country without a y. m. 0.
1 there are many poisons here
sin that such a state of things
no longer exist.
conference of persons
led in this matter, it was
. a preliminary meeting.
thi.- t!"V. Dr. Alfred H. Moment.
asti.ir ' f the First Presbyterian
li. was made the chairman of the
mbyferrii ::!. Very careful consideration
was further given the subject, and the
time, next Sunday afternoon, for the
mass meeting was chosen.
his ni., ling there will be special
by Governor Glenn. Associate
- Hoke of the supreme court,
Richard H. Battle. Dr. George T.
in of the Agricultural and Me-
i: i ..e,j
ml
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The New "Harvard" Sack
Here is one of the best of the new designs for Fall called the "Har
vard" because the model came from there well shown in (lie illustra
tion. You'll find it just as correct for business wear in lialcigh, New
York or San Francisco as it is on the Harvard campus. This is only one
of our new "University" Models. Ask to see them.
Our .Suits equal to made-to-order cost from gjg to $30.
CROSS (& LINEHAN CO.,
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL MAIL OHDEHS.
v. w
Money Sticks Out of the Ground
in the Coeur d Alene
COEUR D'ALENE EAGLE MINE
chanlcal Co
the presidei
morec, Mr.
bert A. Koy
ministers, a
is deeply inti
who is lb.- ch
committee of
case Is tn hi
presented ti
At chkrlo
Y. M. C i
then HahdRc
well all the
in t.h wnrM.timort fn.nr d'AlATia fit TitAhn f.hft dlatriat Bhal Bl
the lead suoutv of the United States and has returned in profit" U2.0O for
one dollar ever spent In development, which Is anunuiual reoord.
produced $17,000,000 in Lead and Silver last year.
We Have Struck 100 Ore
in a giant yeln fifty lee wide In places oropplnc for over four thousand feet n
the hillside. Only a mile and one-half from railroad. Wood and water plentiful.
The yeln, the characteristic, silver-lead ore of tho eamp, bus richer laatlyaff
values than usual. Development Just started down a sixty-foot shoot In fine ore
thirteen teet wide and letting richer every foot.
The Investor can get In at the atari " on this mine. Qroona floor prtoe, toe,
I predict this stock will tell on the open market, inside U months, at from CUB to
til. mi per snare. This camp has never nan a laiiare nanareus umtw
py investing m uoear a-Aiene shook wronn, toe lass w bkhuw.
write me ior prospectus immediately ana mention wus
.i P. FIFE, Eastern Agent, Missouri Trust Bldg., ST. LOUIS, MO.
Mr. Joseph O. I'rown,
of the Chamber of Com
isephus Daniels. Dr. Hu
er, Dr. Moment and other
1 Col. Fred A. olds, who
rested in the work, and
airman of tho Y. M. C. A.
the Industrial Club. The
ry frankly and fully
tho people of IiHleir,h.
e it will be found that the
thirty years ago built a
le home, has maintained it
time, has now nearly a
thousand members; maintained a num
ber of living1 rooms for young1 '"en In
its building and not long ago sold the
latter at a very handsome figure, hav
' ing really outgrown it. and is now
! erecting a very large one, in which
I will be provided not only lecture nnd
reading rooms, gymnasium, library.
I bat lis. but living rooms for 100 young
j men. Tlv work of the Y. M. C. A. in
: Charlotte ban been a great factor In
i the development of that remarkably
thriving city.
Here In Raleigh there are hundreds
' of young ni"n who have nowhere to
! go at nlslit. this applying not only to
! those born here, but to tho-e who have
made Raleigh their home, to students
I and to those who are here for short
periods. Never a day passes without
l ihqnlties from visitors here nH-to the
location of the Y. M. C. A., and there
Is the most unbounded surprise and re
gret on their part when they learn that
Raleigh has nothing of the kind.
A prompt settlement of past due accounts is requested.
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Goods marked at Quick-selling Prices.
Ten Per Cent Cash Discount (except on staple
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This week the Newest Things in Furs, New Wraps,
New Suits, New Skirts, New Black and Colored
Dress Goods and Silks, Novelty Neckwear, Collars,
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Ufe
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