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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIDIES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1907.
2 CHARTERS GRANTED
Wills
A
BOYLAN PEARCE CO. BOYLAN PEARCE CO.
20c. Buys the Fall Quarterly Style Book with any 1 Sc. Pattern Free.
BIG CREEK COAL CO.
Foreign Fertilizer Co, Domest
"ticafes in Stale
THE MEDIUM
After eating, persons of a bilious habit
will derlye great benefit by taking one
ol these pills, if you bave been
DRINKING TOO MICH,
; they will promptly relieve the nausea,
SICK HEADACHE
andnervousnesswhlchfoIlows,restor
the appetite and remove gloomy feet
ings. Elegantly sugar coated.
Take No Substitute.
Will Have Headquarters iir City of
W.Vlininjjoii New Miinulnct urinsj;
riant for Concord, and Heal Kstntc
Company at Kinston. ,
Both Loved Horse and Now
They Love Each Oilier
HORSE
WAS
Charters were granted today to
the following corporations:'
Edgemere Manufacturing ' Com
pany, Concord; authorized capital
stock 25,9U0,' but company can be
gin business with -$2,500. Incorpo
rators are, Lewis W. Brauder, 1
share; Wm. E. Greenwood, 23, and
I'ldgar IJ. Carroll, 1. The object is
to spin and manufacture yarns.
Taylor-Harvey Real Estate Com
pany, Kinston; authorzed capital
Block $50,000, with privilege "of be
ginning busi'iess with $1,500. In
corporators .are, J. F. Taylor, 5
shares; Chas. F. Harvey, 5, and h.
Harvey, 5.. Object is to develop, im
prove,, convey arid ..otherwise deal in
and dispose of real estate, etc.
Application has been made by the
Tuscnrora Fertilizer' Company, of
New Jersey, to transact business in
this state, the principal place of
business -to be Wilmington. The
character of the business is to deal
In commercial fertilizers.
The name of the- Tennesee Coal
field and South Atlantic Trans-
Continental Railway Company, at
Waynesville, has been changed to
the South Atlantic .Trans-Contiuc-aLil
Railway Company.
Stomach troubles. Heart and Kid
ney ailments, can bo quickly correct
ed with n prescription known to
druggists everywhere as Dr. Slioop's
Kestorulive. The prompt and sur
prising relief which this remedy im
mediately brings is entirely due to
its Restorative action upon the eon
troling nerves of the stomach, etc.
A weak Stomach, causing dyspep
sia, a weak Heart ''"with "palpitation
or intermittent pulse, always means
weak Stomach nerves or weak Heart
nerves. Strengthen these inside or
controlling nerves with Dr. Slioop's
Restorative and see how quickly
these ailments disappear. Dr. Shoop
of. Racine, Wis., will mail samples
free. Write for them. A test will
tell. Your health is certainly worth
ttiis simple trial. Sold by Henry T.
nicks.
FALLS OP NEUSE
LODGE 1. 0. Of F:
Great interest is being manifested
by tin: Odd Fellows : in the event
which is to take place tonight when
twenty-seven charter me.nrbrrs-jiro-to-
be initiated Into the Falls ol' Neuse
Lodge. The exercises will take
place in the Odd Fellows Hall and
after the initiation ceremonies re
freshments will be served. All mem
bers of Manteo and Sealon Gales
lodges will bo present.
The following is a list of the char
ter members of the Falls of Xeuse
Lodge: m .
J. W. Andrews, C. li. Cook, Wyatt
Tyndal, .1. H. Renn, Henry Mc-
Reath, J. B. Rayborn, Henry Whit
ley, W. F. Andrews, Bernice Lloyd,
O. L. Pitts, Jas. T. Htrother, J. H.
Watlilns, 0. F. Watkins, Charles
Newton, Eddie, Leonard, C, S. Shnd
owiu, W. J. Bailey, A. L. llridger,
Ralph Lussiter, John K. Leonard, li.
T. Pool, G. U. Davis, A. K. Lowry,
J. B. Renn, J. W. Grlilln, lien Renn,
and L. V. Jenks.
LIST OF DECISIONS
OF EATERN CASES.
The following supremo court de
cisions were handed down yesterday
afternoon: . -'
Hiddlck v. Dunn, from Gates, af
firmed. Washington v. Lumber Company,
from Ileaufort, affirmed.
Alexander v. Morris, from Tyrrell,
affirmed. ,
Rogorson v. Lcggett from Beau
fort, affirmed.
Sawyer v. Lumber Company, from
Ileaufort, affirmed.
Briscoe v. Parker, from Gates,
affirmed. .
Alston v. Connell, from Warren, af
firmed. Allen-Fleming Company v. South
ern Railway Company, from Warren,
alllnned.
Patterson v. ' Lumber Company,
from Halifax, new trial.
Nicholson v. Dover, from Beaufort,
reversed. v
White v. Elcy, from Bertie, r re
versed. S- "' . . ;
Type Founders-Company v. Ptib
lishlng Cbmpany, from Beaufort, per
curiam, affirmed.
Stuto v. Bowser, from Dare, per
curiam, affirmed.
The "Difference"
Try well-mndq , ,
POSTUM
10 day, In place of coffeo nnd'
,i you'll know.
"TJiPre'e Reason.!' ,
J
SAYS NEGROES
HAVE 1 LEADER
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington,' D C-. Sept. 12. "The
negro race has no leaders," declared
Rev. Dr. W. S. Moses, of Virginia, in
Vildressiiig the National Convention
of Negro Baptists in this city.
"The negro race has never yet pro
duced a leader who could whip into
line all of the negroes toward any
one aim," he 'continued. "Fred Doug
lass was a great character, of his time,
but he was not a negro leader. His
genius was most marked by what he
could accomplish among the white
people.
"Neither is Booker T. Washington a
leader among the' negroes. His abil
ity is best shown in his 'management
of rich whites, getting them to hand
down their thousands." :.
"President Roosevelt has reached
the .zenith, of his popularity and will
never soar so high' again," declared
Rev. IX. S. Corrothrrs, of Washington,
when ho maligned . the president be
cause of the summitry '.dismissal of the
negro troops after the ISrownsville af
f air. The big convention, it was de
clared, Is : iigainrt Roosevelt and rc
lloctH the sentiment of the negroes all
over the country.
' "The Tenth United States Cavalry
stormed tile block house at San Juan
Hill, saved Roosevelt and his Rough
Riders, made him president of the
greatest nation on enrth," said Thomas
li. . Jones, "and for this he gives us
nothing but smites. We thank God
that in the midst of our struggles for
our rights'-' He provided a .Joseph It.
Forakcr."
AlH'ITTKI) OX GKor.NO
OF SKLF.DEKKXSK.
(By I .cased Wire to The Times.)
lVtersburg, Va., f'.ept. 12. Richard
Wlieelhouse, who on July 15, killed
his uncle. John Whse'.house, in a pis
tol fight on the jit reef ..here;, lias been
acquitted. His plea was self-defense.
Rlc!iard . WhejL'l .'house, was shot; in
IIYb IiKhf",""lind'nls rciiWeiy is consid
ered remarkable by the physicians
who operated on him. His intestines
were perforated in seventeen different
places', uiid n part of the intestines
wer Bt -fndly injured that some six
or seven inches of them had to be re
moved. UNKNOWN FELLOW
SHOOTS HOOVER.
Charles T. Hoover, a young colored
mail elerk, was shot in the left hand
and a bullet penetrated his blouse
shirt in two places. Tha shooting
was done by an unknown white man
between Richmond and Washington
on Tuesday. The stranger entered
the 'mail car, and when Hoover, after
a few words with him, made as if to
piill the emergency cord to have the
fellow put off, two shots rang out
and Hoover received one in his left
hand and the other ripped his blouse
in two places. Hoover lost conscious
ness and when he regained it the
niiun had disappeared.
Hoover is a highly respected col
ored man and has any number of
friends in Raleigh. He is the son of
Wesley Hoover. The young fellow
is at his father's hnne on South
street. i
MUS. li. J). WATSOX lASSi:i
AWAY 10AHLY THIS MOJiXlXd.
Mrs. May Dunn Watson, wife of
Prof. L. I). Watson ot the fueulty of
the Baptist University, passed away
this morning a few minutes .after
one o'clock after an illness of about
ten days. She had been very low for
several days past and the end was
not unexpected, but, nevertheless, it
came as a great shock to her friends
and loved ones.
They had made their home In this
city for tho past "four years, with
the exception of the paBt twelvo
months, during which- time Prof.
Watson was a graduate student at
Harvurd University. Tney recently
returned to Raleigh and Prof. Wat
son resumed his duties as professor
of mathematics-. at 4he, Baptist Uni
versity.'. 5- ';; ' ' . :: '
Mrs. Watson was a woman who
wasbeloyed by all who knew her,
and the news of her death will cast
a shadow of sorrow in many a home.
She Is survived by her husband and
daughter, .'Annie; Dann, aged five
years. ' Also surviving her Is her
mother, Mrs. W. H. Dann, three
brothers'. W. H., Gtitnes and Walter
Daun, of Knoxville,' Tenn.; and two
sisters, Mrs. S, C. Coldiron and Mrs.
C. C. Rutherford, both of Knoxville.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon, at five o'clock from the) Washington, D. C National As
resldonce oil Polk street, and will soclatlon of Cotton Manufacturers,
be conducted by Rev. J. C. Masseo. ' October 2 and 3. Ono and one-third
The following will act as pall-bear- first-class faros, plus 25 cents. Tick
ors: Trot. Wade Drown, Prof. J. H. eta sold September 30 to October 3.
Boomflnur, Messrs. It. N. Slmms, K. limited to October 8.
JL.Brpnfthtpn, C. J. Hunter, John E. j C. H. GATTIS.
Ray,. E, C. Duncan, and T. B. Mose -
ley. j -
Millionaires romance
Mollic Maxwell, a Rich Xew York
tJirl, Finds a Dashing Young Vir
ginian Admiring Her Favorite
Steed and It Was Kot Ijong liel'oiv
He Fell in liOve With the Girl
Jfow the Engagement is An
nounced A Pretty Love Story.
(lijr ( HOLLY KMCKKKHOCKEIt.)
New York, bopt. 12. This is how
the love of a man and of a maid lor
a thoroughbred horse brought them
to love each other. The forthcoming
marriage of Miss Mollh; Maxwell, so
ciety belle, of Brooklyn, and heiress,
to J. E. Davis, o Virginia, is the re
sult. Their engagement was an
nounced yesterday at the home of
the bride at Glencove, L. I. The
wedding is to be held at the fame
i place on October 26, and a feature
is to be the 'enthronement of the
equine cupid that made it conic to
pass. .- -
Miss Maxwell, the youngest daugh
ter of the late Eugene Lacelles Max
well, has been for four years the
most talked-of society girl, heiress
and horsewoman in Brooklyn. Even
ouside the million 'dollars that will
fall to her uiion her mother's death,
she has . many attractions such as
beauty and wit, for instance to
make her a very much sought after
young woman.
For several years people have
been wondering which of tin; long
list of eligibles she could finally ac
cept, while she apparently spent the
same time thinking how to keep
them at a distnnco without hurt ing
their feelings too much.
Then one day there came up from
Virginia J. E. Davis, a dashing chap
who has his homo town named after
his father down there and his own
name on more silver cups than tiny
other amateur horseman In the
south. . .
Davis is a dashing rider which
pleased Miss Maxwell at first sight.
Also he's good to look upon, which
helped augment : first impressions,
and when the Brooklyn belie found
that he had fallen in love with her I
favorite horse, she suddenly discov
ered that the Virginian came nearer
her idea of an affinity than any
other man she had met. So . she.
asked Mr. Davis to ride the favorite
horse for her at Bay Shore Labor
Day, and ho rode and won, and the
pretty horse and the handsome
horseman galloped up to the paddock
afterward where Miss Maxwell was
standing to meet them.
She gave her hand to Mr. Davis
which he held and threw her free
arm about the neck of the thorough
bred. "Oh, I love you, you 'beauty,"
she cried ecstatically, and Mr. Davis
said, "Sri do I love beauty and yon,
too," and it. is reported that the en
gagement was really niado on the
spot. ' .
DeWitt's Carholized Witch Hazel
Salve Is good for boils, burns, cuts,
scalds and skin diseases. It la espe
cially good for piles. Sold by King-
Crowell Drug Co.
Special Kates via the Seaboard.
Nashville, Tenn. Tennessee Home
Coming Week, September 2:1, to 2S.
One first-class fare plus 2,") cents.
Tickets Bold September 21 to 23, lim
ited to September SO.
Richmond, Va. Triennial General
Convention Protestant Episcopal
Church, October 2 to 23. One first
class fare plus 23 cents. Tickets
sold September 29 to October 5, lim
ited to October 25.
Washington, D. C International
Convention Brotherhood of St. An
drew, September 25 to 29. One first
class fore plus 25 cents. Tickets sold
September 21 to 25, limited to Sep
tember SO.
Norfolk, Va. Jamestown Exposition,-60
day tickets, 10 day tickets,
sold daily. Coach. Excursion tickets
at very low rates sold Tuesdays nnd
Friday, Extra conches from Char
lotte,'-Raleigh, and Durhnm on Nos.
X and 22 Tuesdays', 'and Fridays.
Dining-car service on fell trains.
' Atlanta, Ga. National Association
of Cotton Manufacturers, October 7
to 9 N One and one-thfrd first-class
Tares plus 2p cents. TicKets sold
October S to.R. ' .Limited to October
12. '.'.. ' ',-;'
Memphis, Tenn. Deep Water-way
Convention, October 4 and B. One
first-class fare plus 25 cents4 Tickets
sold October 1 to 3, limited to Otto-
oor 8.
1 Traveling PassenRer Agent,
' Raleigh, N. C.
NOTTINGHAM LACE AND
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS
Have been thrown out of the regular stock to be sold out at clearance
prices. Curtains for one and two windows. Not
enough to last a day, if buyers could realize the
saving without seeing the goods.
.Fine Lace Curtains, Choice I 'ail cms, Irish Point
ami .Renaissance Effects. Deep rich effective Appliqued
liortlers. Choice patterns hut only one or two pairs of a
kind; in White, Cream, and Arahian Net. Three and
' three and a half yards lonji-, at near half price.
Regular Prices. .... .$3,50, $4.50, and $8.00
Reduced Prices. . . . . ..$1.98, $2.98, and $3.48
-' ' - !' . ' : i,,i..,i.Ii,.i,iII. .,; '"' '' ii,.,!,,.,. ik !
FRESH
WHOLE .
WHEAT FLOUR
Made i'rimi New Wheat.
FRESH POTATO CHIPS
Ci'ixp and Delightful.
NEW MACKEREL
Appcti.iii;', mid Xotliii)!; More I'lefer
able for Hrcakfast,
FRESH GROUND GRITS
Ground in North Carolina l ine,
Medium and Course.
J. R. FERRALL & GO.
"The Younger Sel,"$l.2fl
l!y KOKMKT CIIA.VBKKS.
"' ''.'. '.' ' !'' ''.' ' . ,:
"Bar Gary Sheep." $1,10
I5y II It'll i:.s.
Author of "Garden of Allen."
"The Traitor," $1,08
l!y THOMAS IdAOX,
Alfred Williams & Co,
A Rational Treatment
for Catarrh
is one that soothes tye inflamed and
congested membranes and heals and
cleanses without "druggiug" the affeo'
tea parts.
gives quick and permanent relief from
Catarrh, Colds all affections of th
membranes of the nose and throat, i '
"W Guarantee Satisfaction,
Buy a 50-cent tube of Noskna from
Tucker liullding rimrmoey.
tnd get yourtnoney back If not atfcfid.'
Sample tube and Booklet oy mail toe,
BROWN Mr'O CO .
Leuk, Mo, QrnvlU,Tna 1
USLIN COTTAGE
CURTAINS.
Xot many, nor more than two pairs of a kind. Woven
Stripes, Lappet and Lattcnherii; Lace Trimmed at a full
savin.",' of a third.
Regular Values... . $1.25, $1.50, and $2.00
Marked Down to. . . . . . .73, .98, and $1.23
turn Oefv Olrj !,7i
i m die mmmb
WE ARE OFFERING
1 AT PRESENT
One let full 10-4 size All Wccl While No.lh C';ir?-
lina Made, Blankets, at $4.40. j
One lot same quality as above, only in .the lr;rer i
11-4 size, at $5.40. ' j
' - hese are the $5.00 and $6.00 EiaaLcta a.-iJ jt.v;
just "been received from the factory.
NEW FALL DEESS GOODS ARE ARRIVING.
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Tlll'l XlAX WHO Al'PKKCIATKS
YOl'li ni SIXKSS.
Indorsed by
PRACTICAU BUSINESS
Known as tie Up-to-Date Business Schools
POSITIONS SKCTRED or MONEY
- I Years' Success J7
p Q p B:' BY A ( 111 USE I Hook. I ncjn FnHli , or llllistratliin KKKK by MAIT,
I" f 1 1 MAIL kni'iiliiK, ll n ktnx.ito HVK pci-nons In eaeli county, desiring to
13 V. .1 ,.f 1, n ,1 .1 lnlljnfrnnil A hlialnnfil nillona U'hnu-lll I, t ittlfa
muiiiililp, AiliLniMle, ITcli'tinpliy. LcttiTjCUP nnl snnd till notleo (irii'iitlontnff tills
M'rltlnK, Law, JUucJiunlcfJ. f iiiWuij, liiml-'iinpor) to HraiiKUun's Practical Ilus. Culluyu:
KALDIGH, Cor. Martin nnd Wilmington; or Columbia, Knoxville," or
Atlanta. n . ''
Case Lots at
.w .......
For table, medicinal or eookinff purpoaea, va ara
offering the very best Taloea in para Uqoors and ka
ported eordiak, at raraarkaWylow pricoa.
The damand for easa lota of high-rnula wUakJa
baa forced ma to put up a atunbar af 4-quart aaaaai
ootably among thesa, art
Tadktm HUrrr, 6 ymar mid aera. $TJ9
Jilbarmarlm Ryw, mfd In SjO0
1
Anothar axeeptioiiaj affer bi m araaxt aaaaa ai
MonongaheUaXXXZ. This U th Onaat rra wUekaf
rar produced at the prica. Six full luaxta. iJa
TKea Pvlce Imdade Kxvrvu CfctvM
Mail ordara ara fillad tba day ncMtVei,
' aad forwarded aa flrat traiaa. Writ
(or prica list. J S
LAreat Mall Oraa Hh faa laws eB
L. Lazaras,
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mmmb
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EAST MARTIN ST jriEJLx.
Business Men. Incorporated. $300,OuO.OP Capital
29 Colleges in i States. Jno. F. Draughon, Via,
Reliable
ILLUSTBATEO
CATALOGUE
FREE
EEFUNDED
Lowest Prices
Ljnchbmi, V.
Celebrated
BIG CREEK COAL
direet from our mines
will protect you during
this damp cold weather t
CAPITAL CITY FUEL CO.
With a gasoline iron there is no
heat to, ironer, but there's plenty of
controllable heat in the iron. YOU
I HON ALL DAY LONG FOR FOUIl
C15NTS, and that in absolute safety,
l'ut In your order at once. Price,
uniy $;;.r.o.
SIKS. I. C. liliAIR,
11 Kauixli-is Stre!t.
SOl'S'UKKN RAUAVAY.
N. II.--following schedule figures
piililhed only as information and
are not guaranteed:
Trains leave Ra'Jelgh:
No. 1124:30 a. m. Dally for
Coldnboro and. fgcal stations.
No. 1078:30 " bj. m.-Daily for
. Greensboro and local stations.
No. 108 10:20 a. m. Daily for
Goldshoro and all local points.
No. 141 12:4,r. p. m. Daily for
Goldsboro nnd locpl stations.
No. 13.') 2:r.O p. m. Daily for
Crcensboiu and interniedlate sta
tions. No. r,::!0 p. m. Dally for
Greensboro and local points.
No. si;-- i;-::o .p. . m. Daily for
(loliisliOiii :iih! lo'-al points.
::i!f i. in. Dally for
mi oi-al points; car-
ii s!e-: er li.-ileluli to
meti lor occupauey at
ii'o 1 :s li-l-rli :
l''iun di-i vl din I :n. a. m.. 10:20
i in . t ' ! r, p- ;M, (: :;; it p. in.
I" i iii (!h!i!s'ki,-ii X:.;, a. in.. 2 :."iO p.
III.. li-. : i 1" ' " 'I p. 111.
C. II ACICRItT,-
V r .,h,l (3. M.
S II. !IAl!:)-.'i;'K,
1'ass'f r Tr-iflicMsr.
W H '"A VI. OB.
Gelt I'i'SH'irr Act.
COUPON
..hi
PAYMENT
C L
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INV S - D i ; UNION
On ami uri.-i Jin,, Mti Commer
ami K.in.i.-.-- lmik Coupon from
ih Pull I'lin1 i..t-i-i in. aii lBued by tha
Mfi-iiiiiiii-f jini Invi'xiiir- Union, du
Junr Sinn 1 '' iii i .,it on presn
latt.iii. Wv nr ji n,nnK in Pull Paid
'niiiiiii SJuii f'wtillratep at IS2.00,
wind. Kive a H t cent Investment, If
thi-y r-rriam te inaluiuy, or give a I
per cent n ..-!l, vilh taxes paid by
thn cornpHiiy We almi sell monthly
puyment teriiiieutc that mature In
torty-flvi- r;;i,lUh.
Lohiii ni;irlt- ott rial wtatck
Applj i
aF.vHtGB ALLEN Sec'y.
' l.t.KJ BCniOflWO , .
ACClOtflT TICKETS !
ACCIDENT TICKETS!
We have for sale accident tickets
which provide liberal payments in
event of ..accidental death, loss of
limbs, .or siKht. or for partial or total
disability, at the following rates:
One day, 25c. .i
Two days, TiOc. '- .'
Three days, 7.ric. . ' j
Four days, $1.00. '
Five days, $1.25.
Six days, $1.50,
Seven days, $1.75.
Eight days, $2.00.
Nine days, $2.25.
Ten days, $2.50.
Eleven days, $2.75.
Fourteen days, $3.00.
Twenty-one days, $4.00. '
Thirty days, $4.50.
Buy an accident ticket before Tic
itlng Jamestown, or going out of
town. ' . . ,
HUNTER & DRWRYt
RALEIGH, V, C