Wednesday, june 12, 1007.
BASEBALL GOS
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f Xatloaal League.V'Jv
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At Pittsburg: Pittstjurg, 7; Brook
ryn, . -- -Vv .-f -
At Chicago: Chicago,-8; . Phlladet
phit, t. ' --.Vl.v:-"v"-:
At Cincinnati: . Cincinnati, I:, Bos
ton, t, r, V!; .y ;, V'
1 At St. -Louis: 8t. Louis, i,7; New
Tork, t. .... . ' ii--'Y j-''-'
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TO KNOVASU HAVE ON TH E" . PRO PER C ; 55
IF WE GOToTHE PROPER. PLACE WiT CAN
Criye Ctxciilit for
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tvl A large Io of Tirgiiiia Hams, : .
-M:- New Roe ajid Cut'Herrings. ;:; ; Mt U
frCEL'StC- W ARE ALL RIGHT WE OWE
JTOU.ISELVES TO DRE5S WELL! . '
. juargest assortment oi oesc Draiuis pi tjan-
71 ncd Mei
. .in the
St .Ol and jet
... American League, . ,
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i',;U:Call and see usV
J papjuje of happiaeis.
At St. LouU: St. Loula, ; phlladeV-
pbla, e. , ' . , i -.. ..t
At Boston: Boston, I: Cleveland, 0.
At New York: New lort J; . t-
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fcCBFOLK & WESTERN
UNDElE CHEAP BATES
Major Win. A. Quthrle and llr. C,
fe. Watson,., of Winston-Salem, ap
peared befor the Corporation' Com
mission yfesffera&y .afternoon .for he
purpose of (A&fnssins' ' the passenger
fate law;1 "Th. attorneys made the
point that - the '" Norfolk ' 4 Western
should he exempt aa it has no Una tni
the state aa long-, an sixty miles. One
branch of the Norfolk Western runs
Into Durham and la known aa the
Lynchburg- branch, and the other to
Winston-Salem and la known as the
, Roantko branch, each 1 being about
: forty-four, miles In the state. The point
was raised, that the Norfolk Western,
was not Included under the law, the
part of, the section in question reading
as follows:
"Provided, that the C rtrporatlo.-i
Commission of North Carolina Is here
by authorized and empowered to per
mit all independently owned and op
erated railroad companies , In North
Carolina, whose mileage of road in
said state Is sixty miles or under, to
Charge a rate for transporting passen
gers not In excess of the present rate
The Corporation Commission refused
to grant the petition, holding that the
two lines are a- part of the same sys
' tern and therefore cannot be considered
aa two independent lines.
NORFOLK'S POPULAR-PRICED
y ,,- HOTEL THE DIXIE.
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- Mr. W. S. Thomason, an enter
prising business man and . a loyal
citizen to his home-town, Norfolk,
.wishing to bo of service to his city
and to the Jamestown Exposition,
has , built an unpretentious but yet
substantial building at 200 Monti
cello Avenue, to be used during tlbj
only roomers.
The' hotel has been called the
"Dixie," a name which implies hos
pitality, and the place has been
rightly named. The walls ot the
Dixie are nicely papered and the
rooms are neatly equipped with fur
niture made especially for Mr.
Thomason by a High Point furniture
establishment. ; '
Mr. Thomason, while a very busy
man, owning a targe manufacturing
- management of the Dixie his per
sonal attention.. There are a num-
. ber of capable and polite clerks and
maids oi 'fluty day and night, and
every att"?n'tt6h is given gueBts. '
Mr. Thomason guarantees, open
his honor, "that at no time and on no
occasion daring the exposition will
rates exoeM tor a single person
in a rootri and SI for each person
when roos1 is occupied by two guests.
t A Fortunate Texan.
Mr. T. VT. Goodloe, of 107 St. Louis
St., Dallas, Tex., says: "In the past
year I- have become acquainted with
laxative l jrver oerore tnea so effectual
ly dispose of malaria and bilious
- neMs." T)iey .don't grind nor gripe, , 2Sa.
at all druggists. .
HIGHWAY COMMISSION -
i - CONCLUDES ITS WORK.
The Wake county highway com
mission v adjourned yesterday - af ter
non aftef , being in session for two
duys, the greater part of the first day
having been consumed in the hearing
abont the building of the neiw road
leading to Wake Forest v Only rou
tine matters wertf'consldered jester
day. - The steel bridge over : the
Neuse' river, known as- the. Lawrence
bridge, having been ; completed, a
check .'fof 13,000 was 'Issued to the
ltoanoke Bridge-Company. . - :
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WHV.4S SUGAR SWEET? K !
If sngar did not dissolve in .' the
mouth you could not taste the sweet.
GKOVK'S TASTKLES3 CHILL
' TONIC is a strong a the strongest
bitter tonic, but you do not taste the
bitter because the ingradlents do not
Uissolve in the. roodth, -but do dis
solve readily in . the '- acids of " the
stomach. Is Just as good for Grown
People as for Children. The First
and Original Tasteless Chill Tonic.
The Standard "for 30 years, Price BO
cents. , (.
and nticina. -
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NATIQNAJ.
, biscuit
CpMPAtfY
BOARD STARTS OUT
?0TH ON INSPECTION
The State Board of Education, con
sisting of the governor, lieutenant
governor, secretary of state, treasurer,
auditor, ' superintendent of public In
struction and attorney - general, will
leave here on. the .twentieth for the
purpose of Inspecting the various sites
Offered for the training school.: The
board will be at Rocky Mount and Tar
boro on the Mtb, at Greensboro on the
21st, Washington on the 22nd, Edenton
and Elisabeth City on the 24th. New
Bern on the 2Stjh, and Kinston on the
2th.
I The act passed -by the last legisla
ture providing for the establishment
of the school requires that the mem
bers of the State Board of Education
Inspect the sites offered, but not a
word Is said In regard to expenses, so
the members will have to pay the
money out of, their own pockets. It
Is expected that the decision will be
announced soon after the ' board re
turns.
Good Church Work.
The rally held at the colored Con
gregational Church in Raleigh on
Sunday Was a great success. The
total sum Contributed by Rev. Mal
lard's congregation, with the gener
ous donations of the other colored
churches, amounted to 1 SSL
Rev. Mallard h; wishes td thank
heartily all those who so magnani
mously gave) him their support. '
To continue to assist in present
need, the further sum oC $150 Is re
quired, and to this end Rev.' Mallard
is seeking aid of the, many white
friends Of the city who are interested
In missionary work among the colored
people.
SHANTY CAR BURNED LAST
NIGHT AT SEABOARD YARD,
Last night about ten O'clock a
shanty car on the Seaboard's yards
was burned, the same having been
used as a store house tor Provisions
for some of the. railroad employes.
The cloudy night caused the reflec
tion to he far brighter than It other
wise would have been, and some
thought it was a display , of tile
northern lights which are occasion
ally seen.
Remarkable- Rescue.
That truth is stranger than fiction.
has once more been demonstrated In
the little tewn of Fedora, Tenn.. the
residence of C.. V. Pepper. He writes:
I was in bed entirely dlsabted with
hemorrhages of the lungs and throat.
Doctors failed to help me, and all hope
had fled when I began i taking Dr.
King's New Discovery. . Then Instant
relief came.: The coughing soon ceased;
the bleeding diminished rapidly, and In
three weeks I was able to go to work."
Guarantee cure for coughs and colds.
60c. and 11.00, at ail druggists. Trial
bottle free. " " ' , t .
t , Fuieral of the Suicide.
' (Special to The. Kvemng Times.)
Wilmington, ") ti. C; June 12. The
funeral of J. P. Dahmer, the young
man connected with the moving; pic
ture show who committed suicide In
the presence of hi mother, was' held
yesterday afternoon at half-part four
o'clock from the residence of ,. Mr. S.
A. Anderson, conducted by the Rev, R.
W. Hogue of - St. JamesV Episcopal
Church. - y Ari'f:Vv-w:"
North Carolina Wako County, , -la
Superior Court Before the Clerk.
Handy -Robertson, Adfat of Emily
.- :.. Watson, Deceased,
. 5 t ', ' '-: ', "vs. ? t. .
Charles Green and Lilly Green,
To Charles Green and Lilly . Green,
; Defendants: .-. ': 'r
' You are hereby noticed to bo and
appean before the undersigned, at
his office in the City of Raleigh,
' North Carolina, on the 8th day of
July, 1907. and answer or demur to
the complaint filed in the above-
entitled cause In which the. plaintiff
bi that Ihs ms! Mttata of Emltv
Watson, deceased,- be made assets to
pay the debts : of her estate. This
SOU day of May. 1307, , ,, - r
, ' ' W. M. RUSS,'
v" Clerk Superior Court' ,.'
ot Wak County.
At Wilson; Wilson. 0; Rocky Mt., I
At Tarborq: Tarboro, 0; Washing
ton. t
At New Bern: New Bern, I; Kin-
BOuth Atlantic League.
At Charleston: ' Charleston, I; Au
gusta, 1.
At Macon: Macon, 6; Jackson
ville, 2.
At Columbia: Columbia. 0: Savan
nah, 2.
National League Club Standln
lip.
P.C.
.778
.689
.614
.561
.400
.31
.833
.266
Clubs: Won.
Lost.
40
14
17
18
27
28
30
36
Chicago SB
New Tork Jl
Philadelphia 27
Pittsburg 23
Boston 18
Cincinnati 18
Brooklyn IB
St. Louis 13
American League Club Standing.
Clubs:
Won.
. 30
. SO
. 26
. 24
. 20
Lost
16
17
14
21
22
28
27
SO
P.C.
.687
.638
.110
.538
.476
.404
.341
.333
Chicago
Cleveland ...
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York ..
St. Louis 19
Washington 14
Boston 16
Eastern Carolina League Standing.
Clubs: Won.
Lost.
0
0
0
1
1
2
P.C.
1.000
LOGO
1.000
.000
.000
.000
New Bern 2
Washington 1
Rocky. Mount 1
Tarboro 0
Wilson 0
Kinston 0
WEATHER FOEECAST.
Washington, D. C, June 12.
Forecast for North Carolina for 36
hours to 8 p. m. Thursday:
Cloudy tonight and Thursday;
warmer Thursday. '
the atmospheric' pressure Is still
high in the northeast, and it is low
Over the remainder of . the country
With centers ot depression central
over the cenral Mississippi valley
and over Utah, The weather Is gen
erally cloudy except in the extreme
west. Rains have fallen in most
states east of the Mississippi, .River
and in the northwest; they were,
however, light except at Vlcksburg
where Z.20 inches were reported. In
the cotton states the temperatures
hav fallen somewhat east of the Mis
sissippi River where light rain has
fallen; west of this river the tem
peratures have remained unchanged
and dry weather prevails. . -.'
The conditions indicate that the
gather in this vicinity will be cloudy
tonight and Thursday with warmer
Thursday. A. H. THIKSSEN,
. Section Director.
OFFICEBS UNIV. - "
CLASS OF 1902
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Chapel Hill, N. C, June ll.-Tht
class of 190 J held its five-year re
union, twenty members of the class
being present, as. follows: . M. H.
Stacy, president; G. P. Stevens, sec
retary and treasurer; R. S. Hutchi
son, Louis Graves, Ivey Lewis, F.' A.
L. Reld, R. A. Merritt, C. J. Maddry,
T. R. Brem, J. 8. Henderson, Jr.,
J. A. Ferrell, J. H. Mclver, G. V.
Roberts, B. 8.' Drane, C. O. Aber
nethy, J. C. Kerley, J. B. Cheshire,
Jr., H. M. Robins and E. D. Sal linger.
These held a banquet at Pickard &
Strowd's Cafe, feasting until welt Into
the night and enjoying reminiscences
of the days of "Auld Lang Syne."
Before adjourning,: they, elected offl
cers to serve until the ten-year re
union in 1912. These officers are:
Messrs. R. 8. Hutchison, ot Charlotte,
president, and R. A. Merritt,. of
Greensboro, secretary and treasurer.
j : : . The Magle No, S. V. , ,
. Number three is a wonderful mascot
tor Geo. H. Pants, of Cedar Grove, Me.
according to a letter which r reads
"After suffering much with liver amf
kidney troubles, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to And re.
UetL I tried Electric Bitters, and as
result I an a well man today. The
flst bottle relieved and three bottles
completed, the cure.? .Guaranteed best
n earth for stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, by all druggists. 60c
STRETCHING A POINT TO ; .
MEET MONKEY-HOt'SE CASE.
-s(Br Leased Wire to The Times.)
- Washington, June 11. t was . an
nounced at the department of com
merce and labor today that while no
action had been taken looking' to
ward tho exclusion of Enrico Caruso
on account of the monkey-house epi
sode,; such action was being consid
ered.
A few more Rooms
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Tho New Dry
SHEER COTTON FABRICS ALL NEW' AND ALL
, WHITE.
WHITE FINE COTTON MULLS,
WHITE. MERCERIZED CHIFFONS, W
WIHTE CHECKED TISSUES,
WHITE BARRED BATTISTE. , - :
WinTE SHEER PERSIAN LAWNS,
WHITE WASH CHIFFONS,
-WHITE EGYPTIAN LAWNS, ; ;
4 - WHITE FRENCH AND INDIA LAWNS.
- TBIMMINGS FOR WHITE O0OPS. , .
Sheer Embroidered Edges, Insertions and Beadings;
FrencUvVal, Round and Square Mesh Laces.
Throughout ihe store eyery article new and price fair
and reasonable. - : ""' s ' '
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Thomas A. Partin Company
. IsADIES,ETJBNISHINGS and NOVELTIES.
1131 Fayettevlllo Street,
RALEIOH, N.C,
HE?
You are not in it '. it
suit. This i$: the most . seasonable of all men V fabrics,
because it has lightness, Teoolness, and is more 4ressy
than any other kind of warm-weather clothing'- It looks
vveu as a soua suit, or. cq.n oe enecuveiy vanen witn a
white vest px a light pair pf trousers. .Our display of
blue sergea .this reason, is the largest and handsomest
we have .ever shown. Prices
$10 up. . ; ,
LEE GuiBROUGHTON.
ELEGANT "
Mev Skating Rink
Within tho next tit rtaS t O lon-
wood tAi-i will be openl a skuiing
rlna. - The floor U ot tUe hevl riuile
and the biiOdttix 'complete In every
detail, it 'liitv'iug been built for the
purpose.. TUe luanaBfrs will look lo
ta comfort ot their- guests, and due
lag, the; summer this will be a most
attractive lac4 to sen4 an evoni&g.
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EVERYTHING, v
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1 Ton can find everything you need
la the way of Groceries at our store.
Phono ns your order No trouble for
as to answer phone, and we deliver
promptly. All phones.
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for Storage.
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Goods Store
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BLUE. SERGE SUITS. ; -
do not own a nice blue serge
to suit you, anywhere from
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PLACE TO BUY THE YOU WIJH To WEAR,.
WE W14H YOU WOULD INQUIRE WHETHER. OR NOT
OUR -STORE 1.5 TJHE PROPER PLACE TO DEAL, ir
YOU KNOW, Of ANY ONE WHO DEALS AT. OUR
STORE, ASK THEM HOW WE TREAT, THEM,1' ok
BETTER 'STILL, CoME IN AND LET MS SHOW YOU
THE COODS WE CARRY, THE .PRICES WE iELL
THEM AT, AND JUD6E FOR YoURSELT. . . WE BE
LIEVE -WE TREAT OUR ,CUSToMERS;R-IiHT BE
CAUSE WE SEE THE SAME T-ACES SEASON AFTER
SEAS0NYltf S.T NtW WE ARE ESPECIALLY S HOWn
INd: r ?P r 'iS ' ' V.f'7 ""M?"-.:: -1 .
LADIES' AUTOMOBILE COATS IN'SILK, i5.00.
LADIES' AUTOMOBILE sCoATS IN CTAVENETTE,
, r ' ' $15.50 To $20.00.
LADIES COAT SUITS, IN ETON, P6NY AND TIGHT
FITTING COATS, $12.50 TO $5.00..' .ALURE
DUCEP, oNEFpVltTH OFF, ,
LADIES' VEILING FOR AUToMoBlLtNG AND TRAV
ELIMG;ALL' COLORS 35 To 7SCs' r,
AUTOMOBILE GAUNTLET GLOVES FOR: AUTOMO
BILE DRIVING $3,00, ; ' j
SPECIAL ONE 'CASE -OF .GIRDLES WORTH 50C.
SPECIAL; 29C. V ' V - V' f
THE COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS BANK,
KALEIGH. N. C.
il k as T"'",;' ;- !.,"
HiniPLUS..c;:.i .lu ;; . . . :; . ; aoo.ooo.oo
: Stauds nrst in point of deposits among the 271 (
: - State Banks, Privnto Banks and Trust Compaq .
nies in NorthS Carolina which do pot pay. inter' rf
est on deposits. - ' ' . "V- .
" :.' NEW BUSINESS WANTED.
PRESBYTERIAN, COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,
'. . CHARLOTTE, IT. C. . , r.
- Healthy Climate; Altitude of 736 feet; every modern convenience; new
building;; experienced teachers) borne atmosphere, and thorough work. t
Bend, for Cataloene. - : '- - . ' - ,
; . REV. J. R. BRIDGBS, D. D., President. ,
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THE PLACE TO BUY
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, If it is the; genuine article in Apparel jpu want
' at a reasonable price, you may come here expecting
o get Satisfaction. Ve do not handle the class of
garments that can be palmed off on somp fellow at
a so-called bargain. , Only the very best goods,- posi
tively reliable Clotliing, tailored in the best manner,
are sold by lis; and you always pay the same rea
sonable pricen here, which are only a living fraction
; above the co&t of the making.' .v j -'
Our new stock is superbly chosen and represents
-; all the "correct styles and, new and popular colors
and weight for summer service. ""' ,
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