THE KALEIGHEVENUsO Till
.IIUKSDAY, MAY lG,.i:,,
TEACJi:3' MEETING
, WILL NOT BE HELD
BASEOALL GHS
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-The following notice has been Is
sued by Secretary R. D, W,; Connor
of the Teachers' Assembly, In regard
to calling off the meeting which was
to have been held at Durham:
"The burning of Hotel Carrolina at
Durham on: the night of May -2nd
makes it impossible for Durham to
. ' National League.
At ' Philadelphia: , Philadelphia, i;
Chicago, 4. - . ; ; .
At Boston: Boston, 2; Pittsburg, 1.
. At? Brooklyn: Brooklyn,. J; St.
Louis, . ; ' i 't vt :
At-New Tork: "liew Tork,'4: Cin
Beautiful White Opening
cinnati, J. t , , i
accommodate the" Teachers' Assembly,
as we had planned,;. The members of
the executive committee have gone
over, the situation yery arefuly, and
after considering all the points In
American .League,
' At St. Louis
phla, , , t
St Louis, E; Phlladol-
volved, the difficult? at this late dav
Soutty Atlantic League.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington, May .16. Forecast
for North Carolina for 36 hours to
8 p. m. Friday: Fair tonight, cooler
In eastern, portion; Friday, (air
warmer in western portion.
' The western high pressure area
has moved to the southeast and now
,overlles the lower Mississippi valley
: and Texas, -where It is now clear and
cool. An area of low pressure lies
, central over'Canada north of Minne
sota, and a secondary low Is central
over - southern Pennsylvania and
Maryland. 'During thejmst 24 hours
rains have fallen along the Lakoe
and in the Atlantic coast states, but
In, the cotton statjas these rains were
very light,'".. i '
'ha cohditions Indicate fair an J
cooler weather tonight for this vi
cinity; Friday will be fair and some-
, What warmer.
A. H. THIB88EN,
. ' Section Director.
Free Samples or "Preventlcs" and
' ' ft booklet on Colds wrll bo gladly
- : ;, . mailed jou, on request, by Dr. Shoo;,
.. ' Racine. Wis..' simnlv to nrove merit. I
PrevenUcs are little Sandy Cold
'Cure tablets. No "Quinine," no Laxa
' i ' : tlve, nothing harmful whatever. Pro
, ' .ventlcs prevent colds -as the name
' y trufrlics whop taken early, or at the
y!ncoo Stage." For a seated cold
or IaUrippe, break it up safely and
quickly with, PrevenUcs. Sold bj
Heury T. Hicks. .
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THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
v , ; . ECRITNET WAlSTS."
' Anoilicr' fresh assoi-toi&it, Silk-lined, Appliqucd and
Laf:i'(lt scvcnil sizes; priccr $3.50. '" "
' T0EIO glLKS-PlajaShades, Self Figured, Eight
; Bhvci 3iI :Ereneh 3re7, Jasper and Black, Washable,
27 uv"Hf4tfei?';1 ' s '.-n
.? ';. BUESINE ILKSPink, Lighfc uJilue.rand;:.Cfian
pcicBbft!Friab''Kistrcf Washable, 27; inehds 1
' Wide, M-if mh -Vk
K i PETTicoATs and drop skirts.
- ' - HpeeialTaffptaSilk, Blacknly, $5.p0.fi&;'i.i
f'ialHeatherblo0nt:Ijiack only.$255."J'- .ir
. - EMBROIDERIESr-The Tavoptes for Shirt Waist
I' la-k CararidBcar Skin Hosiery - for "Miies and
Boys, 25; and 15c,' ,
- Complete lines Ladies Summer t. Weight Hosiery,
G.ums and Muslin Underwear. 3 -V,t
Thomas A. Partih Copipany
' . LADIES' FURNISHINGS and NOVI&TIES.., ;
131 Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH SAVINGS: EANK
JOHN T. I'l'IXKN, President.
Reserved Interest $15,000; PreHta Capital and Surplus $59,000 .
IppoU
' 4 PER CEVj? INTEREST
CaU in the Eaak, or write
TO GUARD "SHIPS against the unseen dangers; at ie
the United States Government maintains lighthouses.
To guard your home against the un
seen dangers of food products, the Govern
ment has enacted a pure food law. ' The
law compels the manufacturers of baking
powder to print the ingredients on the
label of each can. , 'j
The Government has made the label your protection-
so that you can avoid alum read It carefully, if it does not
say pure cream of tartar hand h back and
oaypia
mm
0
my
mm
ROYAL is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder a pure
product of grapes aids the digestion adds to the health
vftilnes3viof'food. .
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LIST OF DEEDS PLACED
ON RECORD THIS MORNING.
The following deeds have been
placed on record in the office of the
register of deeds:
Harriett Blanchard et al. to the
Durham & Southern Railway Com
pany, for $200, a tract of land con
taining four acres, same being in Mid-
die Creek townphip and adjoining the
lands of D. H. Fuquay and others.
' Frances C. Fort to E. O. Penny,
for $207, tract of land containing
2 7-100 acres; tho'same being a part
of tho original Crenshaw tract.
Sly Best Friend.
Alexander Benton, who lives on Ku
ral lioute 1, Fort Edward, N. T., says:
"Dr. King's New Discovery Is my'beat
earthly friend. It cured me of asthma
Fix years ago. It has also performed
a wonderful cure of Incipient consump
tion for my son's wife. The first bot
tle ended the terrible cough, and this
accomplished, the other symptoms
left one by one, until she was perfect
ly well. Dr. King's New Discovery's
power over coughs and colds Is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has
ever equaled it. Fully guaranteed by
all druggists. 60c and $1.00. Trial bot-
I tle tTee-
North Carolina Sixes.
By buying North Carolina 6 per
cenjt Bonds you save 1 2 years' taxes.
You get $720 In interest on each
$1,000 bond, 24 coupons of $30 each,
April 1st and October 1st.
. C, C7McDONACD.
PAil 1
CHARLES ROOTACMlUnr.
$700,000. ,
PAID ON DETOSITS. . , ' ,'
for farther information.
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DA(t::a
POYDZR
DECISIOirHAS NOT
YET, BEEN REACHED
r T r '-
The conference between Governor
Glenn and "MoeBrs. McNeJll and Bed
dingflold of the corporation commis
sion was Jield yesterday afternoon,
and tho matter of what attorneys
should be employed to represent the
state' in the rate bill case was dis
cussed, but nothing definite was de
cided upon. Another conference will
probably bo held next week, when the
attorneys will be named.
Under a provision of the new law
increasing the powers of the corpo
ration commission, tho. governor is no
longer, reqfiired to employ attorneys
to represent the state In cases of this
kind, but It is a matter,, for the com
mission. But the commission did not
desire to act on so Important a mat
ter without conferring with the gov
ernor in regard to it. There has been
no intimation as to who would prob
ably be chosen to represent the state.
WAS BALD SIX YEARS.
Three Months of the New Scientific
TreatmentRcstored His Hair. ,
Baldness Is 'caused by dandruff,
which is caused by a germ. Kill the
germ and it is almost certain -that
hair will grow again, If the follicle
has not been totally destroyed.- ,els
Peterson of Limb Spur, Mont., says:
"I had been bald six years, and, had
tried all kin.ds of 'cures.V hat with
out any, benefit whatever," until I
tried Herpiclde. November 16, 1899,
I began using Herpicide, .and In
three months a. .fine growth of hair
covered 'jy head completely." . Ask
your druggist for Herplcide. .Every
body can have luxuriant.' glossy hair,
if Herplcide Is used thoroughly Take
no substitute, hold by leading drug
gists. Send 10c. in stamps Xor ; sam
ple to The Herplcide Co.; Detroit,
Mich. ,.:
Two'Slzes, Jl and Sue. c
Henry T. Hicks & Co., Special
Agents. . s
REMAINS OE CAPTAIN BLAKE
LAID fo RES? IN OAKWOOD.
The funeral of tho late'cap'tf W. R.
Blake was held yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock from tho residpnee. S30
East Hargett street,' and the. services
were conducted by Rov.' R. F. Bum
pas,; pastor of the , Edenton Btreet
Methodist Church.' t Interment was in
Oakwood Cemetery,", j :'
. The following acted as pallbearers:
Messrs. Vlrtruvius- Royster, Joh Pul-
len.-Heper Crocker, Logan D. Terrell,
C. F. Koonce and J. H.-Grlffln! ,
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Let pa matt yon rree, to prove
merit, samples -of ' my Dr. .Shoop's
Restorative and 'my Book on either
Dyspepsia, The Heart, or The Kid
neys.. 'Address me, Dr. Shoop, Ra
cine,. Wis. . Troubles of tho Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys, -are m,erely symp
toms of a deeper ailment, Don't
make; the common -error of treating
symptoms only. Symptom treatment
Is treating , the result of your ali
ment, 'and ' not the- cause.. Weak
Stomach nerves 4he Inside nerves
means Stomach ' weakness, t always.
And the Heart and Kidneys as well,
have . their controlling or - inside
nerves. .'Weaken - these nervfes, and
you. in variably, have weak vital or
gans. ,; Hera ia where : Dr. Shoop'a
Restorative has made its fame. No
other remedy even claims . to " treat
the "Inside nerves.? Also for. bloat
ing, 'biliousness, bad breath or com
plexion, use Dr. Shoop'a Restorative.
Write for my free Book now. Dr.
Shoop's Restorative - sold by Henry
T.,lllcl s, . T
the meeting, the loss Of the financial
aid guaranteed bv the cltv of Durham,
tne great "expense of holding sucn a
session ns we had planned, the cer
tainty, of the assembly's losing sev
eral hundred dollars without the aid
of Durham, the Impossibility of carry
ing out the program which had been
arranged,- and the - Impossibility of
arranging, anotber in -time .ior inet
meeting all, these things forced us
reluctantly to the conclusion that It I
will be tho part of wisdom not to hold
a session of the assembly at all this
year. , Wo reached this conclusion
with great hesitancy and only as a
matter of necessity.
Wo will begin preparations-at
once to hold Jieit year the greatest
meeting of ;. teachers ever held In
North Carolina' I will be tho twenty
fifth anniversary of our organization,
and will, In moro ways than one,
mark an epoch In the educational his
tory of , North Carolina. Wo have
every right to be proud of the splen
did record that our organization has
made, and when the history is told
at next session we feel suro that this
prido will be shared Ty every patri
otic cltiien. pf .North Carolina. Let
us all begin now to lay our plans to
make 4bl8 . twentyfif th anniversary-
the beginning of an educational epoch
not only ln the history of our associa
tion, bat also In the history of the
state. You cannot begin too early to
lay yonr plans to attend, ror an otneri
tcachera of the state are going to be,gave(, and made Dy u,y gt on each
"Trusting that you will appreciate;
the reasons that forced us to cancel i
tho meeting tor this year, and will!
aprov of our action, and that you
will prepare now to attend the great
meeting noxt summer." i
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More New from Site New England
" , 1 States.
:: If any on has any doubt as to the
vlrtuet Ftley'nldney Cure, they
need only to refer to Mr! Alvin H.
Stimpeon, of "WllUamantlc, Connjwho,
after almost; losing hope of recovery,
en account of the failure of so- many
remedies, finally 'tried .Foley's Kidney
Cure, which ; hiiJaayJ wa "Just ; the
thing" .for him, astour. bottles eured
him "completolyj faa is now entirely
well and free froitf hit the Buffering in
cident to acuta kidney trouble. O. Q.
King. -.:'4', if',S?
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We have just jpceivecl a fresh supply of Shelled
WalnutsPecansTarid Ahnon-ls; also another lot of
tliat delicious Breakfast Roe. , , i
The finest' lino of Coffee in the city. ' .
osps at 6:30 p.m. till September 15th.
fi2.i7D5rJWffa -fir CO,
Harnett and Wilmington Stsi '
Large lot of 'Virginia Hams coming.
THE C0EP0RATI0NS I
- GRAOTED CHAETEES
Chartersxhave 1been granted to the
followlnff corporations: . - i , -
The Whitted Washing. Fluid Com
pany, Durham it authorized capital
Btock, $5,000, with -privilege pf. be
ginning business with 1 22 0( same to
be divided into shares of $10 each.
Incorporators are: L. A. Whitted, 0;
C. A. Whitted, 4; R. M. Whitted, 4;
A .D. Jones, 4, and O. S. Meadows, 4.
Object is .to manufacture and sell per
fumery, washing and cleaning prod
nots, etcve K.; ";'-"' '.--'i.y ?.J
: Snrncemont" 'Lumber, i Company,
Waynesvllle; authorized capital stock,
130.000. with Drlvllece of beginning
business With $10,000. Incorporators '
are: S. Montgomery Smith, 98 shares; j
J.. .W.' Ferguson,7 I, and George W.
Beck, 1. Object is to conduct a iura-j
ber business. ' . y. " :
A certiQcato has been issued te the
Klnston Cotton Mills authorising the
Isauo of a aefcond serlc3 of preferred
stock, same BQtto exceed $5(,000.
CAST
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Tor Infants
Iki Kfcl Yea K:
Bears the f
Signature of Ct
Savannah, Au-
i Busta,. .
At. Maeoiw i, Macon, 8; Charleston,'" 4.
i At v Jacksonville: Jacksonville, J;
Columbia, 0. w. v v ,, -1 ' ;
ws iS:-. v ..
Standing.
National League Club
Clubs.;.
Won. Lost.
P.C.
.876
.836
'.679
'.646
.476
.848
.250
jNew Tork
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13
15
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Pittsburg , .
Philadelphia r . ...
, -. 20
.K ll
i Boston
Cincinnati (
8t. Louis a . ...... . (
Brooklyn J
.130
American League Club Standing.
Clubft. '
Chicago . , . ,
Detroit. -. i -. .,
Cleveland . .
New Tork ;
Philadelphia .
Boston..,,. . . ,
Washington t
St. Louis. . .
float !
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. 13
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Lost.
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11
10
10
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' 13
.17r
.680
.591
.560
. JH6
.516
.409
.350
. .292
Piles get quick and certain relief
from Dr. Shoop'a Magic, Ointment.
Please nota It Is made alona for
Piles, and its action Is positive and
certain1. . Itching,, painful,"- protrud
ing or' blind pile - disappear like
magic by Its use.'; Largo nlekol-cap-ped
glass Jam 60 cents. SoW-by
Henry T. Hicks. r ,
- Fortv Dollars-
f 1VVV 1U VttflUi ' A UU IX t rfl W. UUJ 9
fl.OOO North Carolina Bond now to
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this;
c c. Mcdonald.
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I ADMINt8TBATOK 8 i
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! Having qualified as administrator
' o' J- L Anderson, deceased, late ot
wake cpunty, in, u., inis is 10 nociry
all persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased , to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or bpforo
the 9th day tf May, 1908, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. . All persons Indebted to
said estate will Blese make lmmo
diate payment. y i .,, .
J. H. ANDERSON. ,
Administrator.
This 9th day of May, 1907.
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HEAt'TH'TL WHITE PATTERN HATS I3f THK FRENC ROOM Ofe-
OUr. MtLLlNERV DEPARTMENT. . THE. DISPLAY IS READY SO
CCXU TODAY AVP SEW THIS GOGEOp OPENING pF MILLINERY '
FOR SUMMER TIME. , ' " s ; y S - - 1 . .
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Cannon Cloth and Llnenetto Skirts
, Wo are' showing four styles of-Cannon Cloth Mai LiuencUo Skirts, '
- ; eomo-ptalD; some tacked th btti bargain iu whlto skirts. -
The prices ..'.. . $1.00, SZ, and i.50 ' v
None wnt to ace.' ,
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White Linen Skirts;
' For thoso who prt'fer linen vi-o tavc a big line and all sizes a
, beautiful skirt (and extra heavy linen 94,00 and $3.00 '
White Shirt Waist Dresses '
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- . Another shipment of those popular white, dresses- daintily trim-
" xned in lacoa and embroideries 11 specially made fM' utt,
" i rricca . , . I. i. .. -i . . .'. . . . . .$0.80, $7410, $10.00 and $12.80 '
White Parasols:
' - White Parasols are In great demand this 4 season, ea
'' yonr hat and costume for the so miner. '
The Ladles' $1.00 kind for..............
Tho Ladies' $1.80 kind for.
The Ladles' $2.00 kbid for. . . . ,
Tho Ladles' $SL80 kind for, .'. ,
Tho Ladies' $3.80 kind for
ThoCildrcn'a
.Tho Standard Patterns for
. Fashion Shecte Free,' .
Fresh Canned Fish Roo.
Selected and Canned cspccailly (or family use, -.
lrlcei SOc per Can; two Cans forSSc v ., . ... :
Phone 28. , .. "
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WEIGHT'S CAFE
AND LUNCH COUNTER.
... ACADEMY MUSIC BUILDING. .
OPEN ALL NIUHT.
Meals ,ind Lunches All Honrs. 1 :
. Clean ' and Inviting. '
', COURTEOUS ATTENTION.
Dr. Ernes! H. Broogtt:3
Moalt4 wfth.. DrJ.'. II. ycVwar
, ...dentist:.; :
116 ttwlU trtt
d Mew StimmQr
-? -iAnd enfoy the cornlorfs that only light- weight ap
parel, can give this summer wca'iher.' There's gohig to
. be a longer, siege of hot
weu proviaff ior ktiow.
A HUGE COLLECTION
. ' Cort.prhe our new l'ht -weight stock; ; ahdt (hi3 sea
son we made the effort of our lives to obtain for our pa
trons the very best tailored' apparel it is possible for
America's most skil:ca labor to devise. Unusually rca
soaalle prices are a feature of ur new stock. ;
for
R T I U
YOUR PLEASURE A DISPLAY' OP1 iv'.'
they 'nyitch.'
75c.
$1.00
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, 2.50
t,'.,. 1.00
Juno now ready.-.". ',," . i--.-r
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Groceries.
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,We Bell Groceries of quality. When
you .buy from us, and our goods are
not what, what represented orhat
you think they , ought to "be, return
thorn to us and got your monoy .back. "
Squar dealing is our motto. Phone
us a trial orden Alt phones, 1
. RUDY & BUf FALOE, " '
. . 108 E. Hargott St.
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