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THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1907.
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SOCIAL C
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Mise . Lucy - -Saunders 'went to
SmKhfleld today, to visit friends.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Matton, of
High Point, were guests at the Yar
borough last night.
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Miss Pcarle Fort, after a visit to
Miss Llllle Ferrall, has returned to
her home at Plkevllle.
Miss Abba Harris, who has been
visiting Mrs. Mordecai Bledsoe, left
today for Richmond.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Hobgood, Jr., of
Greensboro, are the guest of Mr. Gar
iland Jones on Hillsboro street.
'
Miss Mamie Reavis, who has been
visiting Mrs. A. L. Bailey, returned
today to her home at Clayton.
.
Miss Louise Csrr, who has been vis
iting Miss Margaret Boylan, has re
turned to her home at Durham.
Miss Jimmie Louise Parker, of
Oatosvllte, who was In Raleigh to at
tend the fair, has returned home.
:
Mrs. Maitie Livingston, of Zebu
lon, was in Raleish today en route
to Grcnesboro to visit her parents.
Mrs. YV. M. Whltehurst, who has
been visiting Mrs. C. H. ..Beckham,
has gone to Richmond to visit for a
few days. ,
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Mrs. T. W. LeMay and children,
who have been Visiting friends in
the city, returned to Smithfield this
afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. West, who have
been stopping at Mr. J. C. Norwood's
for several days, left this afternoon
for Rocky Mount. .
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Kcntniss Book Club,
The Kenntniss Book Club will meet
with Miss Elizabeth' Cheshire'. tomor
row afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Miss Blandina Springs, who has
been the guest of Miss Emmie
Drewry, returned to her home in
Charlotte this afternoon.
,. ...
Mrs. YV. M. Moore and family, of
Portsmouth, who have been visiting
Mrs. C. If.. Beckham, left this after
noon to visit relatives in Middleburg.
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Mr. and Mrs. LV M. Hoffman, of
Dallas, N. C, were in he city today
en route to Wake Forfs't to attend
the marriage of Miss May Patterson
Jenkins to Mr. Kittrell this afternoon.
.'An Entcrtuiiinicnt at Clayton,
The . Uromell-Rcail . Company, . vh,
are herald as a "superb aggregation
of artists," will give an -entertainment
In the Academy Hall at Clayton Fri
day evening, October 20th.
Miss Ida R. Garrison, secretary of
the Young Woman's Christian Asso
ciation for North and South Caro
lina, after spending several days at
the Baptist University, left this af
ternoon to visit the Oxford Semlnarv
at Oxford. "
Sirs. Monroe Entertains Her ( lass.
Mis. W. E. Monroe entertained her
Sunday school class at -her home last
evening in honor of Mr. Kd. "Stalling, 1
a member of her class, who is to leave
for Wilson, his future home.
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Sniitli-l-'nmi.
Mr. Jones Walker Fann and Miss
Edmund Smith of this city were
.married at Garner Sunday by Rev.
Mr. Johnson, They have returned
to the city and are receiving the con
gratulations of their friends,
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: : Kenly-EIIis.
The following Invitation has been
received by friends:
"Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jackson Ellis
invite you to be present at the mar
riage of their daughter, Mittic May,
to Mr. James Hoover Henley, on Sat
urday, the second of November, one
thousand, nine hundred and seven, at
three o'clock, at their residence, Wet
Raleigh, North Carolina."
Rrown-Lassiter.
An Invitation reading as follows was
received today:
.nr. aim .mis. j. W. Lnsslter re-1
quest the honor of your presence ntl
th. marlrnge of their daughter. AnViiJ
'sy, to. Mr. Albert Sidney Brown, I
Wednesday evening, November sixth, I
nineteen hundred and seven, at nine
o'clock, at their home. Wake Forest,
North Carolina.
"At homo after November fifteenth,
nij cteen hundred and seven, at N.
Hl-2 Georgia Avenue, S. E., Washing
trn. D. C."
MARRIAGE
CORRECTLY AND PROMPTLY ENGRAVED
. SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES.
J. P, STEVENS ENGRAVING CO., ENGRAVERS,
. 47 WHITEHALL ST., ATLANTA, OA. V
DOCTORS PRE
SCRIBE SULPHUR
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But Sulphur Should Bo . Used in
Liquid Form Only.
"HANCOCK'S LIQUID SULPHUR
is the most wonderful remedy for
Eczema I havo ever known," writes
Dr. W.'W. Leake, of Orlando, Fla.,
jwho was cured of a case of years'
standing.
Dr. W. A. Heard, of Maitland, Fla.,
was cured of Eczema after he had
suffered for thirty years, and says:
"HANCOCK'S LIQUID SULPHUR is
the finest remedy for all Skin trou
bles he has ever used or prescribed."
, Doctors everywhere prescribe it,
but they say Sulphur should be used
in liquid form only, as it is in HAN
COCK'S LIQUID SULPHUR.
Druggists .sell it. Booklet free, if
you write HANCOCK LIQUID SUL
PHUR CO., Baltimore.
It cures all Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, if used in connection with the
wonderful HANCOCK'S LIQUID SUL
PHUR OINTMENT.
MB. GARRISON AND MISS
BKOl'UHTOX TO WED NOV, ,
Friends have received the following
invitation:
"Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hroughton in
vite you to be present at the marriage
of their daughter. Mary Nelson, to Mr.
Sydney Oren Garrison, on Wednesday,
November the sixth, nineteen hunilrC:!
and seven, at twelve o clock, mum,
Baptist Tabernacle Church. Raleign,
North Carolina.. .
"At homo after November twentieth,
Raleigh, N. C.'V"
Miss I? rough ton; Is the accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
nroughton. of this city. She is 'i
young woman of many graces and is
popular not only in Raleigh, but
throughout the state. Mr. Garrison i.-i
foreman of The Raleigh Evening
Times, is an excellent young man,
standing high In the esteem of his as
sociates in every department. The an
nouncement of their marriage will give
their friends pleasure; and they vl!l
receive the sincere ...congratulations of
hundreds of friends.
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PERSONALS
$ .'.
Mr. Julius V. Cone, of Greens
boro, is a vi.-itor in the ri;y.
Col. A,: U. Andrews ami his private
secretary, Mr. Ulair ' Pn.1 teraniii . left
this afternoon over the Seaboard for
Washington. ;
Raymond C. Dunn, of '.Enfield, .is in
the city.
Messrs. E. J ISritt and It. C. Law
rence, of Luiuberton, were here this
morning.
Kx-Jinlge R. M. bouglas, of Greens
boro, is in the city on legal business.
Mr. E. L. Travis, of Halifax, was in
the. city this inorning. .
Mr. O. C. Jones, of (.Oxford, is in the
city.
Mr. A B. Kimball, of Greensboro,
is ill the city.
Mr. W. A. Devtn, of Oxford, was in
the city this morning.
Mr. Gonfon Williams, of Wilson, i
in the city.
Mr. Charles McMillan,-''of. Wilming
ton, was in Raleigh this morning.
Mr. Harry V. Allen, of General Elec
tric Company, Lynn Massachusetts, N
in the city visiting his parents,' Mr.
and Mrs. .'George Allen.
On the Bridge at Miduisbt.
There were at least eight people
on tbo st:lTP Irist Tiii'lit In nrncmit th '
above-named "play" to a $40 house.
Most of those who witnessed the
"performance" wished they had
stayed away. T!ie shortest cut. to de
scribe the show is through-the niono
sylablo litim. It was all that and
no more. .;
But the presentation of the "Skat
ing Rink Girl" at the Academy to
night will be something very dilter-
.t; Judging by the J.ress notices in
the Greensboro papers today. ' -
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Mr. Alf. A
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stocKiiotuers of the t
araleigh Mills
hare decided to open
iiiKiii senooi
at Caraleigh uing the winter. Th
school will be started November 1.
The school will be nneratcrl hv tin.
Raleigh city schools, the mill manage
ment to bear the expenses. Mrs. Cura
-Morgan will act us teacher.
MRS. PRICE
Will give nt lnr residence,
coiner Ihirgctt nud Mclhitvell
slrects, one of her popular de.
nioiiNlralions on
WESSON OIL,
THURSDAY.
from 12 to O P. M. The ladies
of the city are cordially invited
to ultcnd.
INVITATIONS
NOBODY TELLS WHO
CUT JACK MURPHY
' There was quite a large docket In
police court this " morning. While
all of the cases were supposed to be
of a serious nature, there were many
amusing incidents during the ses
sion. The first on the docket this
morning was against Raymond Belts,
charged with an assault on Cary
Maynard oh. last "Monday afternoon,
Mr. J. C. Betts and several of his
boys figured in the case, but no seri
ous damage was done. Raymond
was fined $18.45, which he paid.
John Thompson was tried on the
charge of cutting Jack Murphy at a
house occupied by negro women on
east Lenoir street on Saturday night
before fair week. !
Frank Moore, one of the witnesses,
said he and Bud Autry and John
Thompson were at "Mahogany Hall,
standing on the front porch when
some one came up on the porch, but
he was not sure it was Jack Murphy. I
John Perry said he and Will Levy j
and Jack Murphy went over together, j
and that after he had gone into the
house .'heard sonic one say, "I am
cut," and he ran out and assisted;
Murphy into a carriage and brought 1
him to a doctor's office, but didn't
know who cut Murphy.
When Jack was placed upon the
stand, he stated that when he nr-1
rived at the house he recognized
John-.Thompson" and Frank Moore j
oh the porch, while there wore others'
on the porch he did not recognj:'.o;
them in the darkness. AYhile he 'was!
standing at the door some one from
behind cut him from his chin to his
left o;u He turned and saw three
men running, but did not know who
cut him.
Only one of the witnesses recog
nized Murphy-tnat night and swore
that they did i.ot know that lie was
'cut until next day.
The court was satisfied that
Thompson, Moore or Autry did the
cutting, but ; ''.could not , place the
blame. The case was dischargcJ,
and who (lit .lark Murphy is still as
much of a 'mystery, as who .struck
Billy Patterson. '
-.Murphy Yates, colored, for an as
sault on Ella Cnidup, was lined
$;.: . ;.
Charles ("rabiree. an old v.iiite
man front the poor house, was up on
the charge of being drunk. -Judgment:
was suspended oil the promise
that, he would not come to. town, any
more. .'.
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LOCAL BRIEFS
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scidciif eteinos
Mr. R. D. Goodwin lias pur
cliascd a $o.UU0 Franklin touring
car of .Mr, Y. H. Hiewcr. The tar
is to be delivered tit once,
Dr. V. C. Tyree "niade an excel
lent address to the siudi'tits iihd fac
ulty: of King's Business College yes
terday at noon.
Mr. Beatty Carren, of the locil
army .recruiting station, left today for
Henderson to open a recrulting statlon
there. .
As the game draws near the peo
ple are becoming more interested pi
the game of ball between State Uni
versity and I'niversity of Virginia sit
Richmond Saturday. No doubt there
wilt be a large crowd to. attend from
IliiS: state. Seaboard has announced a
rate of one f.ue jdus twenty-tive cents
for round (rip. which is a cheaplr
rate
than previou.-ly aiinouneed.
AS DELEGATES TO
DRAINAGE MEET.
Governor Glenn today appointed
delegates . to (he N;i;:-:im! Driiinage
Association, which nieels In McCoy
Hall, Btiltimorc, Md., .'November 2 ,
and continues in session three: days.
1 lie. delegates are: Dr. Joseph Hyde
! chal,os R Thonins, W BtM-n:' Co "
Krc8sman j. . -.Smill. Washington;
Pratt,- Chapel Hill: Contrrassmsin
Secretary ot State J. Hi. van Grimes,
:r'nieland; Frank Wood, Edenton:
Ti,m0 ,..
Blount, Roper; Mark
M.iuott, Columbia: Col. H. C. Carter
1 Patfflold; J- A.: Bryan, New Bern:
J.
Allen T aylor, Wilmington ; Cant.
. C . Rodman, Washington
INSURANCE MAN
GILLETTE'S TRIAL
New York, Oct. 2:: Former As
sislant District Attornew William
Rand, Jr., now acting for District At
torney Jerome in the prosecution of
Dr. Walter It, Gillet.e, ex-vice presi
dent or the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for perjury, sprang u sur
prise today when he suddenly an
nounced that tho state rented lis
case. ;
It. had been expected that lawyer
Rand would have a number of other
witnesses testify, chiefly as showing
the existence of "yellow dog" funds
in various banks, but he did nothing
moro than have introduced Into tho
testimony the testimony beforo two
grand juries at which Glllelto is ul
leged to have bworn to two contra'
dlctory statements.
Former Judge Hatch, counsel for
Dr. GlUctte, was bo taken by surprlso
by the action of jlr. Rand that he
was unprepared to go on with the
rase. He made a motion to have the
case dismissed on the ground; that
the prosecution 'bad not proven Its
charge. Tho Jury had meanwhile.
been dismissed until tomorrow.
London, Oct. 23 The stock ex
chnnge markets are narrow and ner
vous as a 'result of the Influence of
the sensational situation ' la New
York.
Ask
Asi
your druggist, let him tell
If the GO wan goods don't sell
Ask your neighbor, he will know . -K : ;t '
i . And tell you what we say is so
That for Coughs, Colds, Croup, Pneumonia, anything and
everything where inflammation is the seat of the trouble
Gowan's Pneumonia Cure will cure it.. 'All druggists.
External. . 23c. 50c. fl.
Voluntary Testimony Sore Leg
. Cured. '
Apex, N. C, May 2. 1000.
Mrs.. Joe Person.
Dear Madam :;I can never
express my appreciation 'of your
Remedy. I had suffered for
years with a very bad sore leg,
which all the time, grew rapid
ly Worse. I consulted physi
cians, who treated me and final
ly advised me that only opera
tion or amputation would re
lieve me. -I commenced to take
your Remedy about a year ago,
and today my former afilicted
leg is as well as my other one,
and my general health greatly
improved, , I can never spenk'
in to high praise of your valu
able' medicine. 1 send this un
solicited, and you can use it its
you seo fit. Hoping It may ben
efit, the suffering, I inn,
Yours very truly,
Q. I, HUDSON.
HSaBEBXSSto
DEATH OF MRS. I'liKLl'S
AT ItKX HOSPITAL.
-V i-s. . Leavle Phelps. . of Smithfleid,
died at 6:30 last . iiislu at fex' Hos
pital. She had been ili for three weeks
and a ' week .ag.r caine to the . hospital
and underwent an operation for peri
tonitis and gradually .'-grew worse un
til' 'her death last night. Her former
home, was at Green Level, near Car.v,
and the remains were sent there tlii
morning for burial. .-'-.'
Mrs. Phelps was only twenty-four
ais old aiul was the wife of Mr. A.
II. Phelps.
Death of Mr. Eugene l'hillips.
Mr. Eugene Phillips, son of Mr; and
Mrs. J. J. Phillips, died last night at
Ids home on Pilot Hill, lie was eigh
teen years of as He was a member
the Junior Order at Pilot Hill -and
the order will attend the funeral
Inch will be held at 10 o'clock in th
morning and interment will be In
'akwood cemetery, i
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Mrs. John T, Ellcs and Miss Helen
'kasanfs who have been visiting Mir.
J. Stewart, have returned to their
lionie at Aberdeen.
CRINKLEY'S
PRICES.
Healing Stoves, $1.25, $t. 30, $1.45
$1.75, $1.85, $2.25, $:,25, $:?.i)0,
$1.50, " $5,1)0, $5.50, $0.25, $7.50,
f.75.
Ladies Kcady-to-AVcnr Hats, 50c,
Tor., .".. $l.:5, $1.73, $2.00, $2.50.
Kxpros AYagons, Ktc.
Trunks and lings.
Shoes llij; Stock. -y j
Ladles Clonks nnd Skirts, i Knit
Shawls, Capes, Ktc'
I nderwear of all kinds.
Men's .Clothing Overcoats.
Victor Talkiii Machines.
CRINKLEYS.
UNLOADING TODAY
C.ll C()K..
'.ir. i i: ii.
2 CARS OATS.
I. AllI), ClIIIKSE,
Sl'GAR, nnd
CASK GOODS. ,
PEEBLES BROS.
Wholesale Grocers.
WE NOW SELL
THEATRE TICKETS v
For the convenience
arranged to handle tickets for the Academy
l tC ! I - . I . . J I. i.
i lusic. I ne Giaram ana aavance ucNeb win
be found here for all shows.
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LINE
KIN G-CROWELL,Drug Co.
Him
i
I IT IS YOUR DUTY TO J
APPEAR YOUNG.
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Kextori your gray or faded
hair to its natural color by
one application of '
NCHKI'I'XKR'S COLO-KINK,-a
liquid preparation that lias
been successfully used for o(
e
9
0
O
years. . ' A
The "Colorine" will also color f j
switches, pull's, etc., or nny 9,
faded hair, leaving it soft and 0
(lnn'v: Xik (ill. mill (lues tint a'
e
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rub oil". Any desired shade
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MISS DENTON
MRS. OWENS.
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TAKK A lWCKAGK OF 1
HIGH (iKADK CANDY
WITH AOC TO Til K
'th i: tki: ToM(;iiT
NUNNALLYS
is quite the Choicest ('niuly
obtaiiiiible. Xot as hiuh in '
price, lull the goodness is all
tiicve.. Only at
THE HICKS'
DRUG COMPANY.
'All phone except Interstate,
MONEY TO LEND
On either Real or Personal Securltj
r In Wike County.
B, P. MONTAGUE, :
18 and 19 PuUen Kuildlii(,
Raleigh, N. O.
BEHIND TIME.
Sometinics a minute is of extreme
importance. Your watch tihould he
true to tho record. If it's not, some
thiii iH wrong. Let us examine your
watch. AVutch repairing is our spec
ialty. :': .'--;;' .';:..'
JOLLY & WYNNE
JEWELRY CO.
of the Public we have
HUYLER'S.
ffl'iF
" 1 Bargains That Will Interest You
' For one week wc sludl pay special nttcntion to a line of merchandise
that Is very scarce and high. Wc are offering In this ' sale u class of
goods far superior to the price. --
IU.'st Outing, nil cxdors, JOc. per yard. ,
Kxtra Good Cotton Flannel nt 10c. und 12c; Extra Heavy, 15c.
n Good Bleaching, at-8 i-8 md ljo.; Kest, 12. ; ' .
Good Cambric, liOnsdalc Finish, 12 c. and '15c. . ' '
Full Stock of Bed Tick; 10c., 15c., 20c, aud 25c. . .
A Special in Grey Blankets at $1.00; AVhite, $1.50.
In AVool we carry a I'iider at $3.50; others at $-1, $5, and $0.
He sun nnd sec our line of Flanneletts" - and Kimona Cloths. A
leader at 10c; others nt 12 and 15e. '
:. SHOES. SHOES. SHOES,
. Our Shoo Trade has been fur beyond our expectations, but w arc
anxioiLs for more. AVe lsmght so as
Our line Is up to the top notch and we invite comparison witb all lines nt
the same price. Wc carry the Gun Metal, Talent Leal her, Aid Kid, Calf
Skin, etc, - - '....:"' - - ,
; New lino of Cuild.rcns' Tun, Red, and ISlack Shoes in lace and button
just arrived. .... - ,
HUNTER BROS & BREWER CO.
AVE GIVE TRADING STAMPS. '
SAVE
MONEY
BY
TRADING
WITH
THE BALOOH FURNITURE CU.
AVe now have a larf;t'i' and more complete variety of Furniture and
are 'giving; better values today than ever before.
AVe have carefully considered all needs and are ofl'eiini; a line
that coiniiiaiuls the attenlion of all who appreciate genuine goodness
und small profit prices.
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COST OR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
The Raleigh Furniture Co.
,' "::: IT .Martin Street, Opposite' Farmers and Commercial Hank.
.1. M. .K1GGAV, Inntallnient Jlr. T. K. tatKICX, Secretary-Treasurer.
Kaleiu 'I'lione, No. 211.
Time
THE HOQSIEfl
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fioosiEiKnW
Saves
.aa
Royall & Borden furniture Co.
127 FAVETTEVILLE 8TUEKT.
128 WILMINGTON STRKET.
RALEIGH. N. C.
THE RIGHT TIME.
Is always told by one of our watches they arc dependable.
The limn of bysincRs, tho railroad mail, or professional pmn
need have no anxiety iibout beius on time If lie carries a wntch
bought here. ' v s'
Tho best Swiss movements in n variety of rnscs expensive Or
inexpensive us you may desire and at moderate prices offer In
tending purchasers ample choice of select ion. v
H. MAHLERS' SONS
Jewelers - - Ralegh, N. C
ji ilt i ilt ill tit il' Hi lit i yfiM tin
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CITIZENS NATIONAL, BANK. I
RALEIGH, N. C. ' K t
''-. ' INVITES VOl'Il Jll'.SIXESS.
if
DEPOSITORS"" Flnd
ofii borrowers- ,
Mil?
Find
Find
INVESTORS-
BUSINESS MEN-0, 4 th0 npnpnt r oup Experience.
RESOUKCES, One and a Half Million Pollai. I
JOSEPH Q. BROWN Prwtdent. 2
to have them coming all tho time.
an
KITCHEN CABINET
Is so'constructed that
every inch of space is
available for use.
No running to and fro
for Cooking utensils
and Pantry Supplies.
ill ill ill Mi Mi Mr m 1M Mini ill tit ill til ifc shrill ill ihMl ill J
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RaM1 tor tl,pir Funds.
ncsources and Disposition to Ac- t
conunodate, i
OpMrtuiiltles and Facilities for In- 5
vestment. ,
HENRY E. LITCHFORD, Cashier.