iaiE EALEIOH EVENING TIMES:, TUESDAY, DE CEMBER 24, 1907.
I.
ENTIRE CITY
IN
Cooper's New Theory Attracts Widespread
Attention During Stay in Cincinnati.
An adequate idea of the intense in
terest which has been aioused by
young Mr. Cooper during the past
year with his theories and medicines
is given in the following article
which appeared in the Cincinnati
Post, while Cooper was introducing
his ideas to the people of that city.
The article says: "The beginning of
Mr. Cooper's second week in Cincin
nati givc3 every indication that he is
to enjoy the same astonishing success
hero as in other cities.
"From the first day of his visit the
crowds that call ' to see him have
steadily increased, until now it has
reached a point where several thous
and talk with' him each day. The en
tire city seems to have become in
terested in his theory that the human
stomach is degenerate, and he al
ready has an ' army 'of 'followers' in
Cincinnati who seem positive that his
claims are correct.
"A number of Cincinnatlans were
interviewed at Cooper's headquarters
on Friday and several interesting
statements, showing their intense
faith In Cooper's preparations, were
secured. The following are selected
from these statements and are char
acteristic of them all: Mrs. M. E.
Emerson of 630 West Court street,
said: 'I have suffered with stomach
trouble and constipation tor a year
or so. When I ate I would have
bloated spells, sour stomach, ferm.cn
tation, bad tasto in my mouth. In
CITYCHIIHE
0
How Day
Will be Observed
in Raleigh
THE SERVICES AT CHRIST
Elaborate Decorations and Beautiful
. Christinas Musk Special Services
at First llnntlKt Church and Ro
man Catholic Chnrch Some of
the Treats Offered.
Christ Church is elaborately decked
in holly and evergreens for tha cele
bration of the high festival, of the
birthday of Christ tomorrow.-.
The strikingly beautiful interior of
this stately edifice, with its high vault
ed roof and handsome memorials, re
vealing figures of saints and apostles,
is in itself an incentive to worship and
devotion, and quickly inspires a feel
ing of reverence in the .hearts of de
vout wot. shippers.
The nltur will glow with llghtis and
be ltdolent with flowers in token of
the Joy that fills Christian hearts on
this "day of days" nil over the world.
A beautiful service of praise con
forming to the ceremonial of the Epis
copal Church will be rendered by a
largo choir at the 11 o'clock celebra
tion, to -which the public is cordially
invited. -
The selections at this serylec are as
follows:
Festival In A Schnecker.
Clorlu Pntrl 123 Schnecker.
To Dcum Laudamus, in E flat Dud
ley Buck.
Jubilate Deo in C Schilling.
Intro!', Hymn 59. -
it uamo i pon me auunignt iiear
K,' ",n,S- r. .. I
Gloria Tibi O. M. Garrett.
io a,wo pi,ioies,.T T!einD-:
Offertory, "Behold I Bring You Good
Tiding!;" J Barnby. .
Presentation, Doxology.
SurHum corda and Sanctus Ely Ser
vice Book.
Beforo Communicating, "And Now.
O Father" C. Vincent.
Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant.
Recessional, "O Xlttlo Town of Beth
johem" Barnby.
Postlude, Organ.
' The choir Is composed as follows:
Organist, Miss Eble Roberts; so
pranos: Mrs. Ashby I. Baker, Mrs.
Thomas M. AshO, Mrs. E. H. Bukcr,
Miss Ivey Roberts, Miss Florence
Y .. Hitl.H. T:"" . t n .- . . Kftuia
Josephine Boylan, Miss Katharine
$600,000.00
in
Christmas Gifts
$ J 5.00 Draft For You
IEYOU SEND YOUR NAME '
Christmas Gift drafts In denomina
tions of $10.00 and $15.00 have been Is
sued to tho amount of six hundred
thousand ' dollars and are now being
sent to tho prospective students ot
Draughon's Practical Business College
Comnanv. which has a chain of thirty
Colleges biggest and best In tho
CHRISTMAS
world. Hend your name and addreas , without dlsagreejvbm sensations. Dr.
to Draughon's College, corner Martin , King's New Life Pills hhould always
and Wilmington streets, Raleigh, and bo your remedy. Guaranteed abso
i you will receive one of these Christmas lutely satisfactory In every case or
' GUI Drafts. money back, at all druggists 25c.
INTERESTED
YOUNG MAN
the morning I was as tired asVhen I
went to bed. I had a dull pain in the
lower part of my back. I have taken
almost one bottle of the New Discov
ery and am so wonderfully improved
that I have come down here to thank
Mr. Cooper in person and obtain
more of the medicine.'
"Another individual interviewed
was Mr. J. H. Brooks, living at 527
Walnut street, who had the follow
ing to say: "For the past eighteen
months I have been a constant suf
ferer from catarrh of the head and
stomach. My nasal passage would
becomo inflamed and sore. I would
have severe headaches, which affect
ed my eyes, and great crusts of mat
ter would drop into the throat, caus
ing an irritation of the bronchial
passages, until the stomach finally
becamo poisoned. When I would lay
down at night a phlegm would gather
In my throat until it almost choked
mo, and would cause an annoying
cough. Half a bottle of Cooper's
New Discovery gave me relief and
when the first, hottlo was finisher! J
"tot like a new man. I am now com
pletely cured and consider Cooper's
New Discovery the greatest catarrh,
blood and stomach remedy in the
world."
The Cooper preparations have been
wonderfully successful throughout
the United States. We consider thorn
remarkable medicines and would bo i
pleased to explain the nature
them. King-Crowell Drug Co. '
of
, , - the A. & M. is concerned,
Boylan, Miss Margaret Mackay, Miss! Up to four years ago we were
Annio Hinsdale; altos: Mia. Charles! beaten,' and beaten badly, by every
McKlmiiion, Miss Sophy Busbee, fi"sMbody, from the State University down
M.- Susan Marshall; tenors; Mr. E. H. ; to Cary High School, but wo never
Baker, Mr. Sherwood Haywood; I showed the whito feather during all
bassos: Mr. Harter, Mr. Ben EHis.iMr,
C. E. Johnson, Jr., Mr. " E, H. King.
FIKST BAPTIST CHURCH.
."Special services will be held in the
First Baptist Church on Christmas
night in place of the usual Wednes
day evening prayer-meeting." Mr. Llv
ingston 'Johnson and Mr. J. W. Bailey, has refrained at all times from such
will be the speakers on that occasion i controversies, believing no good can
and the usual Christmas offering will.be the outcome, but Davidson Col
be made for missions in China. The;l;.g0, or some of her representatives,
public' cordially invited. nave neen writing newspaper articles
AT SACRED HEART. attrt'ckir.g the A. & M. ever since we
Christmas at the church of the , dofe(Ucf, D.ivld,,0n jn charlotte 6-0.
Sacred Heart will be celebrated with! ,,, ,. , , , ,
unusual splendor. The beautiful and'. All these write-ups have been al
impresslve ritual of the Roman Cath-'', Iowe:V to ! unnoticed following a
olio Church will be used and tho, Policy laid down by us year ago, but
church, la -robed in evergreen wrc-uh-j now we believe a few facts plainly
Ing for the observance of tho high fes- stat.ad aro proper in answer, to Mr.
tival. . . 1 "X.'e" contribution yesterda.Vi '
There will be no praycr-mecting .nt First: Some few weeks ago an
Edenton Street Methodist church to- article appeared in the Charlotte Ob
morrow night. v (server stating Davidson College had
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN PKKP.
rrovon By Records Now On Display
at Henry T, Hicks Co.V
Drug Store.
The old theory that skin disease
was caused by bad blood or a disor
dered internal system has been
proven a false one. It is now well
known among up-to-date skin pc -
clalists that skin disease is caused
by a germ in the skin and that thla
germ must be killed by local treat
ment. Messrs. Henry T. Hicks Company,
druggists, at Raleigh, N. C, have in
their possession hundreds of letters
from persons formerly Buffering
from eczema, psoriasis, salt rheum,
and other diseases of the skin. They
also have pictures of men. women
women and " children showing the
skin diseased, cracked and bleeding,
while a few months later it is clean,
soft and smooth with every traco of
the disease wiped out. All these
cures were made by a local external
application of D. D. D. Prescription,
a r(,nlp,lv that. Insfant'v Rtons all
Itch and quickly kills the disease
' ' . ,
Be"", effecting a permanent., posi-
Here is a simple letter from J,
Dalton, Wilderness, Mo.: "I have
used the bottle of medicine you sent
mo and a nmow a well man. Please
accept my heartfelt thanks.' Your
remedy canot be praised too much."
Every sufferer of skin disease can
seo such letters by calling at the
Henry T. Hicks Company drug store,
and aleo secure without charge, a
book on tho cause and cute of skin
diseases.
Christmas noliday Rate Via South-
crn Railway.
On account of the Christmas and
New Yeaf Holidays, Southern Rail
way will sell round-trip tickets at
rate of one and one-tblrd ftfst-clasa
fare plus twenty-five cents, based on
rateg in effect prior to June 1, 1907.
Dates ot sale December 20th to 25th,
inclusive, December 30th and 31st,
January 1st. Final limit January
6, 1908. For full Information, sched
ules, etc., address,
W. H. McGALMERY,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
A Danffcrous Deadlock,
that sometimes terminates fatally, Is
the stoppage of liver and bowel funo
.lions. To quickly end this condition
THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE STORY
A. & Ms Reply to Davidson
Supporter
WHY THE CADETS WOiN
Oho Good Reason, Thinks Au A. &
M. Man, Why Cadets Have it is
Because She Won it Did Not Run
Vp Score on Presbyterians A Re
ply to Communication by X.
Yesterday afternoon there, ap
peareu in ; liio evening Times a
harangue, not an article, concerning
the A. & M.'s position in southern
athletics this fall by some one from
Davidson College.
We never have, and never will, re- j
soil to newspaper articles to estab
lish our position in athletics. This
we do on the field. If we are beaten
we never squeal, but take our medi
cine and say nothing.
There has never an article ap
peared in any newspaper explaining
why we were beaten, or alleging that
somsbody else Is to blame for it, or
the other side played ringers, or the
game was stolen from us.
Further, we don't believe in a
newspaper controversy to establish a
point at issue in athletics. Again we
have no point at, issue that wo don't
i settle on the field, and when settled
there that ends the matter, as far as
these trying and embarrassing years,
but looked to the future for our re
ward. - '"."'
The Writer would refrain from an
swering the article from Davidson
College in yesterday's Times, as he
challenged the A. & M. for another
football game and the A. & M.
would not play. No such challenge
has ever been seen or heard of at the
college.
This wo allowed to go unnoticed,
when wo knew no such challenge had
been received, thus leaving the public
to believe wo wouldn't play.
Second: The A. & M. College will
never go on record as Davidson has
;(i0nc
inning down one of our own
fitato institutions, - and in the same
articlo praising an institution out of
the state, thereby trying to belittle
one to the advantage of the other.
This is not Tar Heel spirit and
would never be tolerated at-the A.
& M." "" ,''.
Third: Tho A. & M. College in
playing Us games has always been
willing to qualify Us team under any
reasonable set of rules.
In the Virginia game we qualified
our team under Virginia's own rules.
We would have qualified our team
according to any reasonable rules
Davidson would have proposed, but it
is a vell known fact all over this
state that Davidson has no rules, or
if she has any, never submits them in
arranging games.
Probably if they had submitted
rules that would have ruled Thomp
son out some of Davidson's players
would have gone the same way.
The A. & M. made its past season's
schedule with one object In view, and
that was to beat Virginia. We do
slred to carry the whole team to
Norfolk in good physical condition,
and therefore only scheduled one
hard game boforo Thanksgiving the
Davidson game.
We knew Pollard, a Virginian, was
coachipg Davidson College, and sent
tho team on the field to play but one
formation, consisting of flvo plays,
so that Virginia would not know our
different plays, and further instruct
ed tho men not to win by more than
six points. Had wo used tho seven
teen formations, consisting or one
hundred and five plays, the score
would have been a little different.
Davidson 'College defeated Clem
son and V. P. I. two strong teams
but she couldn't beat the A. & M
Davidson College couldn't beat
the University of Virginia, but the
A. & M. defeated Virginia 10-.
Davidson defeated Clemson and V.
P. I. The A. & M. defeated David
son and tho University of Virginia.
When wo think that Davidson de
feated Clemson and V, P. I., and the
A. & M. beat Davidson: 'and Virginia
defeated Georgetown and tho Uni
versity of North Carolina, and tho A.
& M. beat Virginia, it would seem
that the A. & M. had the better team.
Ono tuoro point In favor of tho
A. & M.: All the football rrltlca who
have selected Jie All Southern Foot-J
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. EOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
H tRi 1 R A III
Ms IERRSLY:DN.
This store is swarmed with customers every day. , Come in the early morn-'
ings if you dread a crowd. Come in the afternoon if you care to see an overflowing
attendance. Come at night if you can't get off in the day; but be sure to come, for
these and other better reasons. Let self be forgotten in the thought of making
others happy. Slight none in your giving and you'll be all the happier for your
generosity.
LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Snowdrifts of Handkerchiefs.
Crisp, fresh squares of pure linen.
Hundreds of them in Hemstitch,
Lace and Embroidered, with or with
out Initial letters. Separate or in
fancy boxes. Every new design to
choose from; all prices: '.'a nickle,
dime, quarter, half, or a dollar, just
as you like, up to 2 50
THE KID AND '
FABRIC GLOVES.
There's a Christmas flavor to every
pair. "'''.
Ladies' and Children's Kid Gloves
in the "Warranted" kinds, at
, , $1.00 and $1.50
Glace Kid Gloves in 12 and 16 but
ton lengths, at . $3 Of) anfJ $o.5Q
Ladies Silk, Lisle, and Jersey
c.ioves, . . . 25c, 50c.; to $2.00
Men s, Boys', and Girls Gloves,
25c. and 50c.
A FINE ARRAY
OF FURS.
There's Holiday happiness in a
Fur gift, and it is a lasting reminder
of the time, the place, and tho giver.
Choose from the Fur Stock the
wanted pieces, at from,
S2.50 to S75.C-r
Take your choice. Ostrich, Coque
Feather, and Marabout Muffs and
Boas, from . . . S3.50 to S15.00
ball and the All ; South Atlantic)
Football teams have placed two A. &
M. men on 'the All Southern and three
A. & M. men on the All South Atlant
ic teams. Not a single Davidson man
appears on either team, as li; admit
ted in an article ..from. Davidson Col
lege, In an issue of the Charlotte Ob
server a few daj-s ago.
Outsiders, therefore, seem to think
the A. & M. has the best plaver3.
Now Davidson, you, were defeated,
so don't do the school-bov act, but
stand up and take your med'cine and
ou will bo respected more for show
ing 'true- sportsman grit.
OXIS OF THE MANAGERS.
PILES CURED IN 0 TO H DAYS. !
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to !
cure any case of Itching, Blind,!
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in C
to 14 days or money refunded. 50c.
THE CIGAR BOX.
Hand Painted. Something like the
Red Spwtrc.
Shakespeare Writing tbe Play
"Julius Caesar."
DOG DETECTIVE
Dramatic.
JANE IS FURIOUS.
Or the Discharged Servants.
Adventures of a Sportsman.
GEM THEATRR.
2:00 l. in., Until 11:00 ). in.
OPEN CHRISTMAS.
COUPON NOTICE.
Tho December Coupons from tho
Full Paid Ten-Year $100 Certificates
issued by the'
Mechanics and Investors
Union'
will be paid on and after Monday,
December 23, at the Commcrlcal and
Farmers Bank.
These Certificates, with 20 semi
annual coupons, are being sold for
$92, at which price they glvo a six
per cent. Investment,' free ot taxes.
Monthly Payment Certificates,
$1(10, which mature in 45 months,
pay six per cent, per annum profit,
with taxes paid by the company.
Our assets aro invested In loans on
real estate and used for building
dwellings.
CiKCMUE AI.LEV, Secretary.
THE MCI YI . A M-PF A RCP Ctfl
-keess-
HANDSOME
UMBRELLAS.
A top-notch stock of Fancy Han
dle Silk Umbrellas to choose from.
A more comprehensive stock would
be hard to find; a more worthy
priced stock doesn't exist.
Men's Umbrellas, with natural
club and Bentwood handles, :
$2 50 to $5.00
Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, Pearl, Sil
ver or Gold Mountings,
$3.50 to $8.50
LEATHER GOODS
FOR GIFTS.
Belts, Pocket Books and Hand
Bags. Each line covers a vast varie
ty of styles. You'll have to investi
gate to appreciate.
Belts in bewildering variety,
25c. to $2.50
Pocket Books . . . 50c. tO S5.C0
Shopping Bags . $ .00 to SIO.O?
BLANKETS AND
DOWN QUILTS.
Their wooly warmth is needed as
the air grows crisper. A pair of
Blankets or Down Comforts, or a
Marseilles Quilt, of the givable sorts
for your housekeeper friends would
be most graciously appreciated.
Comforts .... $2.00 tO $ 8.00
Blankets . . . . $4.00 to $12.0f
White Quilts . ;. si;co to $ 5.00
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STANDARD GAS AND
121 Fayetteville Street.
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Ghrisfmas Purchases Charged.
Wc are better prepared than ever before to
serve your Holiday wants. Our store is stocked
full of gift3 suitable for both old and young.
The Furniture Gift is a constant reminder of
the giver.
Have your Christmas 'purchases charged.
Remember ycu can pay the bill next year.
The Raleigh Furniture Co.
17 East Martin and 18 Market Streets.
Opposite Fanners and Commercial Rank.
IN RENNAISSANCE.
The finer sorts Linen Center
Pieces, Tray Cloths, Bureau and
Sideboard Scarfs, Table Sets, in
Mexican Drawn Work, Hemstitched,
Hand Embroidered, Cluny Lace and
Battenburg Trimmed squares, oval,
and round. All prices. . .
25c. to. $7.50 a piece
THE CHRISTMAS
MILLINERY. ;
Where urgency demands, we will
trim shapes, but reserve the right to
decline to make new Hats, as we
have already accepted orders to the
full capacity of our working force.
About 200 Trimmed Hats, our own
products. Some Ready-to-Wear and
a few Pattern Hatsi Values are all
lost 'sight of in the pricing. Good
Stylish Hats at from . : jgj q gg
ASK TO SEE
The Ladies' Silk Waists, Silk Pet
ticoats, Dress Skirts, Long and Short
Klmonas, Plush Coats, Ruin Coats,
Special Priced Coat Suits. Then take
a look at the Rugs, Carpets, Art
Squares, Liincolcums, and Slatting.
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The lig'lit tli at never jj'oes
out."
Are your lights too expen
sive ? If so call or phone
our offtca and et our
rates for
with Gas Ai c
A steady, brilliant light
that gives best results for
least cost and nevers flick
ELECTRIC, COMPANY.
Tiione 228.
YOUR
HOTEL WESTMINSTER
IRVING PLACE AND lOtn. ST.
NEW YORK CITY.
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One block from UNION SQUARE,
Surface,-' Elevated and Subway
Cars. Midway between leading
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
STORES and THEATRES, and yet
far enoush from Broadway to in
sure COMFORT and FREEDOM
from the noise and bustle of that
thorofare.
PERFECTLY QUIET Locality
anfl HOMELIKE in every respect.
EXCELLENT CUISINE,
EUROPEAN" PLAN.
Single Rooms, $LOO per day and
up. Room with Bath, $2.00 per
day and up. Parlor, Bedroom and
Bath, $3.00 per day and np.
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
O. II. FOSTER,
Proprietor.
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Scenic Route to the West
TWO PAST VESTIBULE TRAINS
WITH DINING CAR SERVICE.
Through Pullman Sleepers to Louis
ville, Cincinnati, Chicago, ,
and St. Louis.
Lv, Richmond . 2:00 p m 11:00 p n
Lv. Char'sville . 6:20pm
2:52 a m
Lv. Lynclib'rg , 3:50 p m
Ar. Cincinnati , 8:25am
Ar. Louisville .11:30 a m
Ar. Chicago . . 5:30 p m
Ar. St. Louis . . 0:28 pm
5:00 p m
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7:18 am
Direct Connections for All Points
West and Northwest.
QUICKEST AXD REST ROUTE.
The Lino to the Celebrated Resort
of Virginia.
For descriptive matter, schedules
and Pullman Reservations, address
V. O. WAKTHEN.
D. P. A., Richmond, Va.
JXO. D. i'OTTS,
Con 'I Has. Agent.
IFOETED
A lare collection of Hyacinths,
Tulips, Xurclssis, and various
other Rulbs for fall planting.
We have also plenty of nice
Pal ins and Penis for tho home.
Cut Powers, Bouquets, and
Floral Designs.
H. STEINMETZ.
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'Phones 113.
MATINEE AXD NIGHT
DKCEMRER 25.
T MAHAEA'S
GREATER MINSTRELS
20 YEARS OP tiCCCESS.
Mu.sical, Comrdy; Vaudeville, Min
strelsy. Grand First Part
of Uig Musical Sing
in? Numbers.
O GREAT END MEN 6
Singers. Jokers. Dancers.
12 Good looking Girls That Sing
lii-autiful Olio of Strong
Vaudeville Stunts.
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