TIIE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
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What REXALL Has Done :
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Remedies one for tact human
are: : ' .. "':
rbR NERVES AMERICANITIS ELIXIR
The Rexall Americanitis Elixir is a ton
ic nerve food composed chiefly of free
Phosphorus, Glycophosphates, Iron Pyro
phosphate and Calisaya.
The wonderful results of this remedy are
one to the fact that it supplies Phosphor
ous to the nerve cells in a condition in
which it can be immediately and easily
taken up by them.
The Glycophosphates, actual nerve-tissue
builders', are one of the most recent
and valuable additions to this branch of
medicine and unquestionably a more effi
cient remedy than the well known Hypo
phosphites. The Iron Pyrophosphates are the most
easily assimilated form of iron which give
tone and color, and the combined alkaloids
of Calisaya Bark have a tonic effect on al
most all the functions of the body. 75c
and 51.00 a bottle.
- . In a little over three years REXALL Reme
dies have , become the most widely known and
trusted medicines in "the world have scored the
... , biggest success in the history of the drug business.
L( Why? . , .
! Because thejjie made of the purest drugs
. but not that alone. ; ... : . .' ,
Because the most skilled pharmacists that can
be employed make them but hot that alone.
Because they are based on the prescriptions of
the most successful physicians in the world but
not that alone.
Because' they represent the combined wisdom
and experience of over a thousand of the fore
most retail druggists in this country, of which we
are orte, but not that alone.
AH these things have been indispensable.
They CURE that's why.
Every one of the three hundred REXALL
Remedies is a tested and proved success for the
particular ailment it is designed to cure one for
each human ill. They're not "cure-alls."
Not patent medicines, either we'll tell you
the formula of . any one of them if you want to
. know it.
We can hold up any REXALL Remedy be
fore you and honestly say: "We know what this
is made of and all about it. It has cured thou
sands. It will curej'?. Our reputation, the pos
session of your good will, our whole business
existence depends on this REXALL Remedy
giving satisfaction to you."
Isn't that what you want to buy, rather than the
sort for which you can hold no one in sight responsible?
THIS " REXALL" GUARANTEE IS ON EVERY PACKAGE
"This preparation is guaranteed to give satisfaction. If
It does not, comer back and get your money. It belongs
to you and we want you to have it."
KING-CROWELL DRUG CO., Druggists
Tte&StaJllL Starts
REXALL "93" HAIR TORIC
The famous Rexall "03" Hair Tonic is
composed in chief of Kesorcin,lietaNaph
thol and Pilocarpine
Kesorcin is one of the latest and most
effective germ-killers discovered by science,
and in connection with Beta Naphthol,
which is both germicidal and antiseptic,
a combination is formed which not only
destroys the germs which rob the hair of
'its nutriment, but creates a clean and
healthy condition of the scalp, which pre
vents the development of new germs.
Pilocarpine is a well-known agent for re
storing the hair to its natural color, where
the loss of color has been due to a disease
of th scalp. It is not a coloring matter or
. dye. .
This combination of curatives mixed
with alcohol as a stimulant, perfects the
most effective remedy for hair and scalp
troubles known today. Per bottle, 60c
"REXALL" ORDERLIES
Ths Ktw Uxatlw
If you suffer from constipation or a
sluggish liver, we want you to try this
newest member of the Rexall family. It
has never failed.
"Rexall" Orderlies have all the virtues
and none of the defects of those laxatives
and cathartics already known. They are
harmless vanilla-flavored tablets that effect
a re-adjustment of Nature's functions
no griping, no nausea, no purging.
Fleasant to the taste they give Immedi
ate relief.
Atrial will orove to you that they are
the best laxative and cathartic ever pre
scribed. XOc. a box of twelve; 25c. a box of 36.
FOR RALEIGH
Organization to be Effected
Tomorrow Night
MR. RAY AT HEAD OF IT
Prospects Itright for a liuililing and
Loan Association for Hah-igh,
With More Subscrilx'rs Thnn Any
Former Organization All Inter
ested Urged to Attend Meeting.
Italcigh is to have a new building
and loan association, and from the
marked interest that has been already
taken in the enterprise, the new or
ganization will likely grow to be a
power in Raleigh.
The name of the company will be
the People's Savings & Loan Associa
tion, and the organization will be per
fected at a meeting of the stockhold
ers tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at
the rooms of i lit? chamber of Com
merce. "
Mr. B. W. Ray, of Leaksville. and
until recently uRsiHtant manager of the
Carolina Life Insurance Company of
High Point, has boon in Raleigh for
some time in the interest, of the new
company. In fact, Mr. Ray is solely
responsible for the 'enterprise; he hav
ing done all the canvassing and work.
A larger number of shareholders will
start with the People's Savings &
Loan Association than comprised any
former building, and loan association
ever organized in Raleigh. There is
little more that can be said in favor
of the new company.
Mr. Ray has had considerable ex
perience in the building and loan bus
iness, and if he continues with' the
People's after its organization tomor
row night, he will doubtless make a
success of the undertaking.. Mr. Ray
has already shown that he is a man
that does things, and he should ' be
commended by-, everybody1' and an ap
preciation of what he has done for
the city in giving it another splendid
building and loan association should be
shown.
All interested In the new company,
whether stockholders or not, are invit
ed to the meeting tomorrow .night."
Headaches and Neuralgia from Colds
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine,, the
world wide Cold and Grip remedy
removes cause. Call for full name.
Look for signature E. W, Grove. 25c.
FIVE CHARTERS TODAY
Selma to Have New Iron
Foundry
Overall Company for China Grove, a
Now Kiifit-afliiK Mstalili.shiiieiit at
Ashcville List of Corporations
Chartered Today. v
II. Call, 10; S. C. Robertson.
Correll Overall Company at China
Grove, to carry on the business of
manufacturing and dealing in clothing
and wearing apparel of every descrip
tion and to do a general real estate
business, With an authorized capi
tal stock of $50,000. The corporation
is allowed to begin business with '$10,
000. Tho subscribers are C. J. Young.
P. A. Corral. Jr., Mack'L. Hitchle and
I C. 15. Miller, Clarence Clapp and
others. . 1 .
HOW OWL WORKED SMITH
Five charters were issued by the
secretary of state today as follows:
Awhcvillo Printing and Engraving
Company, at Ashcvlllo, to cngayo in
the business of printing, engraving,
embossing, designing, illuFtratlng, etc.,
In all U branches. The authorized
capital stock Is $20,000, but ' the1. corpor
ation may begin business on $10,000,
which Is subscribed for by Frank I?.
Hewitt, 40 shares; Owen II, Page, 3o;
Louis M. Bourne, 30. . : . ' ' ' .
D. Dawson & Company, at Beaufort,
Carteret county, to buy and sell, deal
in and manufacture, fish, scrap, fish
oil, and to deal in manufactured fish
oil and to deal in general merchan
dise, etc. The authorized capital stock
is $S,000, subscribed for by U B. Tay
lor, 39 sIihi-oS, L. J, "Dawson, 2; Dun
wood Dawson, 39.
The ' Pcp-Tono Company nt New Bern
the objects of which are to manufac
ture, bottle and sell Pep-Tono and
other drinks. The authorized capital
Ib $100,000, divided into $10 shares, but
the company may begin when $M0 is
subscribed. The subscribers are Robt.
L. Duffy, Francis 8. Duffy at. H.
Russell and Haywood McL. Crowson.
Selma Iron Works Company, at Rol
tna, to operate and conduct machine
shops, genernl repair shops and foun
dries, etc. The capital Btock is $10,
000. divided Into shares of tho par
value of $50, with $5,000 subscribed by
N. E. Kgerton, $32; J. H. Lewis, 30, W.
TROUBLE AMONG THE
C. & 0. STOCKHOLDERS
A brain regularly nour
ished by proper food will
have Incentive and jiowcr
for successful work.
fi rape-Nuts Is a true
brain and nerve food. Made)
of whole wheat and barley,
, it contains the elements of
vital energy; quickly nb
Borlwd byi the system
which nourish and rebuild
the xray matter of the brain
. itnd nerve centres,
I'Thrrc's a Reason."
Read "The Road to Well
, vlllo" In pkgs.
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(By Leased Wire to Tho Times.)
Richmond. Va.. Oct. 23. At the
meeting' of stockholders-' of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway here
yesterday the charge was made tjat
the annual report was misleading,
and II. T. Wlckham, counsel for the
company, replied that the charge
was made only by stockholding
gamblers. Subsequently Mr. Wick-
hnm apologized but those who had
' made the charge continued to criti
cise the report.
I John P. Branch, one of the oldest
i stockholders in the road, sharply at
j tacked the report, charging that
while the officers were guilty of no
i wrong the report was, nevertheless,
misleading. In that large sums had
. been charged to profit and loss,
t which ought not to have been so
I charged. Others took part in the
I discussion which reached a very
warm stage, when Frederick W.
Scott, another stockholder, directly
accused Henry T. Wlckham, general
counsel for' the road, of insulting
and badgering the minority stock
holders. The. report, however, was
adopted but the minority stockhold
ers left the meeting.
Pointed Inquiry from minority
stockholders developed the assurance
that they might ' expect more than
the usual one per cent dividend in
the future. The assurance came
from the Hps of President Stevens,
who said that Judging from the
earnings of the road for the past
several months the net earnings for
the ensuing year would be the great
est in the history of the company
and that the stockholders would have
every reason to expect a larger shttre
in dividends.
A Story of Indian Imitation
of His Neighbor
Owl, Democrat, Explains Situation
to Smith, Republican, and Whilst
Latter Sleeps Former is Elected
President Dr. Dixon Ciocs to
Robeson. ,
Conference on Trusts at Chicago.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
New York, Oct, !3. Timothy Healy,
president of the International Broth
erhood of Stationery Firemen, ha
been appointed by Governor ' Hughes
as one of the state's representatives
to the conference on trusts and corpor
ations In Chicago.
Auditor B. F. Dixon wilt leave to
morrow for Robeson county, where he
will deliver two educational addresses.
Friday ho will speak to the Croatan
Teachers' Institute at Pates and Sat
urday ho will make a talk before the
'white teachurs of the county at Lum
berton. : .
Dr. Dixon stated today that he had
never spoken to an audience of In
dians before, and had never seen the
Red Men of Knstern Carolina. He Is
familiar with the Indians of Western
Carolina, however, and told a story
of Indian Imitation that came under
his observation in 1901.
In Swain county the Cherokees have
a little republic of their own, and each
year elect a president. An Indian by
the name of Smith had been carrying
off the honors. Smith was a republi
can. The democrats put up a wise old
chap by the name of Owl.
"Just before the election," said Dr.
Dixon, "Owl went to Smith. 'Look
here,' he said, 'Nantahala stands nine
votes for you and nine for me. There
Is no use of that precinct voting.' So
on election day Smith's republicans nil
went hunting and Owl's democrats
went to the polling place and carried
the republic for Owl.
"Naturally this bit of stratagem did
not -please Smith and ho contested the
election. Smith believes to this day
that he was made a victim of deceit,
and has told me so."
ATid tho doctor laughed. ,
Wisdom About Eggs.
1. In choosing eggs always pick
out those that have a dull, opaque-
looking shell In' preference to those
that have a shiny one.
2. To boil a cracked egg, wrap it
up in paper before putting it in
water; none of the contents will
then escape.
3. Eggs that have been cooked
boiled) and not eaten can be treat
ed as uncooked ones and boiled over
again the same time as before.
4. To insure an egg not cracking
when boiling hold it in a spoon con
taining hot water for a few seconds
before placing it in boiling water.
AXXOCNCEM EST.
Tho undersigned havo this day
formed a copartnership to practice
law under the firm name and stvlo of
Holding & Bunn. Our oUce will bn
located in the Pullen Building, grount
floor, Raleigh, N. C, Just South of the
Court House. We will practice in
Wake County and in other Counties
where our services are desired.
This October 9th, 1907.
t J. N. HOLDING.
J. W. BUNN.
Oct. 9 lm.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
WE ARK AGENTS FOR THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS, 10 and 15 Cento.
1
ndkerchiefs
AT HALF PRICE
Here is a rare bargain chance that comes only once
in a while. Two Hundred Dozen Plain H .S. Pure Linen
Handkerchiefs, worth $2.50 to $3.50 a dozen. Special
priced $1.50 dozen. Less than a dozen at 15 cents each.
SMART TAILORED COAT SUITS.
Tho pick of the Smartest "Winter Styles sparkling
examples of Fine Tailorinp; under the price of other
stores offerings. Made: up in -'Broadcloth, J'anama,
Cheviot, Serge, Mohair, and Voiles. Blue, Black, Brown
and Fancy Mixtures. ... .... .$15, $20, $25, $35, and $50
STYLISH NEW COATS.
Chic Box Coats, Tight Fitting Effcts, and Long Loose...:
Models in Navy, Green, Brown, Blue and Black. Coats
that have dash and individuality, smartness and tone.
$5,00, $7.50, $10.00, $12.50 and $15.00
NEW CLOTH SKIRTS.
A splendid showing of Separate Skirts, Crisp :Wors--v
teds and Men's Suitings. Bich Homespuns, Silky Chev-'
iots, Lustrous Broadcloth, Serge, Panama everv good
fabric .............. $5.00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 up.
A MILLINERY TREAT.
A Superb Demonstration of Fine Millinery in proof
of our reiterated claim that we Can and do sell dignified,
clist inetive and exclusive designs'.." at prices
at prices most mod
erale.
New lot of Ladies' Trimmed ' Hats, French Felt,
Velvet, in the Tailor-Made styles, at $5.00 and $6.00
Childrens' Felt Sailors, College Caps, and Leather
Tain O'Shanters . . .......... . . . '. 50c., $1.00,and $1.50.
Infants' Silk Blush, Astrachan 'and 'Velvet Caps.
$1.00, $2.00, and $3.00.
BOYEAN-PEARCE 0,
BIG CREEK COAL CO.
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FATAL RAILWAY
ACCIDENT IN OHIO.
(By Leased Wire, to The Times.)
Marlon, O., Oct. 23 In a head
on collision between a passenger and
a freight train on the Erie Railroad
neart- here, bne asenger was killed
and twenty-two injured, some of
them seriously.
CASTOR I A
lot Infant and Children.
The Kind You Have Always
Bears tho
Signature of
Bought
.
H. P. S. KELLER.
ARCHITECT,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Oh-hratod
BIG CREEK COAL
direct from our mint's
will protect yAu during
this damp cold weather
CAPITAL CITY FUEL CO.
, Northern & Southern Railroad.
Through train service Uetween Nor
folk and Eastern North Carolina
points
With new schedules n effect Sunday
August 4th and Monday, August 6th,
1907. .
Through train service is establish
ed at New Born, N. C between Nor
folk, Morehead City, Kinston and
Ooldsboro, connecting with trains for
southwest.
Through train service Is established
at New Bern, N. C. .between Nor
folk, Morehead City, Kihston and Gold
sboro, connecting with trains for
Southwest.
Express Train Express Train.
No. 4.
Leave
A.M.
11:85
i:ss
2:20
4:23
6:40
8:30
9:30
P.M.
Express Train
No. 4.
Leave
A. M.
7:15
8:47
.Arrive
No. 3,
Arrive
Norfolk. P. M.
Park Ave. Station 4:45
Elizabeth City
Bdenton
Plymouth
Washington
Klnaton
. Ooldsboro
8.15
2:20
12.17
11:00
8:00
T:00
. A. M.
Express Train.
No. 8.
Arrive
P. M.
9:25
7:47
Leave
R. B. L. BUNCH,
Trafflo Manager.
M. W. MAQUIRE.
General Superintendent.
H. C. HUDOINS,
Qeneral Passenger Agent.
New Bern
Morehead City
BUY YOUR
Winter's Supply of Wood
NOW
(0 Do you need a pretty
and serviceable lifiht?
Wc have just received a consign
ment of new and attravtive
des gns in
Gas Lamps.
Would be pleased to jiavc you call
and inspect Ihem.
FOR LIGHT
USE A WELSBACH
"THE LIGHT THAT NEVER GOES OUT.
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY.
The man who coaled in Summer
Though strange the truth may
sound,
Had little trouble Keeping warm
When Winter rolled around."
Now is the accepted time for low
est prices for jour next Winter's I
supply. . Prices will positively ad-!
vance each month. It is beyond our
power to keep prices down. The
thrifty will act wise and lay by all
the coal now that their ready money
will buy.
124 Fayetteville Street.
'Phones 228. .
POWELL & POWELL.
$10,000 FARM FOR SALE.
In Johnston county, seven miles
from Smlthfleld, five miles from Clay
ton, one and one-half; miles from
Southern Railroad, 312 acres, four
straight lines, a square block, a very
healthy county school and churches
near, will sell for $7.r.0O. One-fourth
cash, balance on easy terms. Build
ings alone cost $4,000. Five three
room dwelling, one eight-room dwell
ing, storehouse and gin outfit, all .Included.-1!
am going to sell this prop
erty. J. A. SAUNDRKS,
i Raleigh. N. C.
COUPON
PAYMENT
MECHANIC AND
INVESTORS UNION
On and after June 28th, at Commer
cial and Farmers Bank, Coupons fram
the Full Paid Certificates Issued by th
Mechanics and Investors Union, due
June 30th, 1907, will be paid on presen
tation. We are yet selling the Full Paid
Coupon 8100 Certificates at 191.00,
which give a 6 per cent Investment, If
they remain to maturity, r give a I
per cent on call, with taxes paid by
the company. We also sell monthly
payment certificates that mature In
forty-five months.
Loans made on real estate.
Apply to !
GEORGE ALLEN, Eec'y.
PULUCN BUILDING.
"The Younger Set,"SI,20
Ily ROIUCRT CHAMBERS; .
"Barbary Sheep," $1,10
By HICHENS,
Author of "Garden of Allen."
"The. Traitor," $1.08
By THOMAS DLXOK, JR.
Alfred Williams & Co
C. O. BALL HAS TWO HUNDRED
AND BEVENTY-FIVB ACRES OF
LAND THAT HE IS GOING TO BELL
ON EAST TERMS and In small tracts
to ault purchaser. Now, It you want
a poultry or truck farm, or a summer
residence, call at f
J. B. GREEN CO8.