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THE RALEIGH -EVENING TIMES : THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1908. JTj;
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l'ILL ROOSEVELT
IKE ASCENSION
It
Henri Farman Intends loTWl
. the President .,
A PRIVATE EXHIBITION
Will Fix a Sate and Dce-llght the
Strenuous One Roosevelt Anx
ious to Meet Inventor Reception
Tonight at Astor la Honor of Far
man. '
jggjj Lampi
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(lacerporated)
BOOTS BROWN
. SENT TO JAIL
POSTMASTERS TO
GO TO CHARLOTE
Necro IdeDtifled as Murderer
: of Sarah Davis
NO BAIL FOR FELLOW
Carolina Postmasters Meet
There Sept. 22-23
FOR A GREAT MEETING
Although set for twelve o'clock, it
Executive Committee Calls Associa-
was nearer one when the first witness tion to Meet in Queen City -Was
Organized in Raleigh Last October,
When Many Notables Were Here.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
' New York, July 30. President
Roosevelt needn't igo all the way 'to
Africa for thrills. By stepping over
at Brighton Beach from Oyster Bay
he can get a ride in an airship", for
Henri Farman, the aviator,' will he
dee-lighted. He is arranging to give
a private exhibition for the president
and will coax the intrepid, end stren
uous chief executive into the aero
plane, if possible. - 'r .
President Roosevelt is said to nave
become greatly interested in aero
nautics and has expressed a desire tq
see Mr. Farman fly. Mr. Farman, in
return said he would be pleased to
show the president the whole works
and take him for a spin, and if ar
rangements are made a special day
will be set side for an exhibition for
the president and his friends, and
the public will be excluded. .
General James Allen, chief signal
officer of the army, and Dr. Albert F.
Zahn, of the Catholic University, ar
rived today from Washington to at
tend the reception tonight at the
Hotel Astor in honor of Mr. Farman.
Both are greatly interested in air
ships, and will remain over for the
exhibition flight Saturday.
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Have sound, healthy white teeth
and inoffensive breath by using
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la aromatic, pleasing and
delightful to the taste.
At your druggist's, 25c, 50c, $1.00.
THOMPSON SAYS
IT'S PROSPERITY
Revival of Business Activities
Going on Now
GIG COT AT
OXFORD AFFAIR
Oxford, N. Ci July 30. The anni
versary, at the colored orphanage
here yesterday .was a great success.
A strong and timely speech to the
colored people was delivered by
Mayor W. A. Devin, six thousand or
derly people being present. Col. Jas.
H. Young, of Raleigh, orator of the
occasion, gave his people great and
useful advice. ; .
The white people of the commun
ity gave liberally and encouraged the
work. ' .
LAST QUARTER GOOD
Chicago Manufacturer Mid Consul at
Hanover, Germany, Brings Glad
Tidings and Supports Them With
Figures Eleven Mills to Hum
' Next Monday.'' .: ',
was put on the stand today in the
preliminary hearing of Boots Brown,
otinrffarf with thn murder of Surah
tt , 9lrfomw ifto. The The annual meeting of the asso-
preliininafy hearing was Jbefore Jus-. elation of North Carolina postmast-
tice.of the Peace C. A. Separk. jers will be held in Charlotte Septem-
, The. court room was crowded to its ber 2 2 and 23, 1908. This decision
utmost. 7.. : reached after a conference
to .see and . hear what evidence, if
any, the. defendant was going to of the executive committee to which
offer.- ithe matter was referred with power
' The court was delayed on account to act.
of the absence of witnesses, and it
was 12: 60 when the first witness, J.
H. Wiggins, white, was called. Mr.
"Wtadngi testified as follows: Lived
The first annual meeting, when
this association was formed, was held
in Raleigh last October, and was at
tended by Hon. P. V. DeOraw, asslst-
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these soothing, healing, antiseptic sup
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to correct these weaknesses. Write for
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Henry T. Hicks Co.
DETECTIVES SEEKING
FOR MISSING MEDAL
in Raleigh for 30 years, at present ant postmaster-general, and other of-
llvepn Haywood street; knew Boots flclals from Washington.
Brown for 12 or 13 years prior to I At the Charlotte meeting the pres-
the murder .ana Bis departure irom laenuai postmasters ana tne rourtn-
the city. ' Mr. Wiggins, was at that class will be expected and plans are
on foot to secure the presence of rep
resentatives from the department at
Washington. President of the fourth
class postmaster association is R. T.
Blaylock, of Oak Ridge, and he is
Anybody who would be able to find
an address in the directory would
also on the executive committee of be able to find your CLASSIFIED
the state association of postmasters. ! AD.
GROWS HAIR
"i and we caa . -'
PROVE IT!
A lady from Minnesota write:
"Ae a result of using Danderine.Bijr hair
Is dose to rive feet in langth."
time conducting a store in me neigu
borhood of Brown's home and Brown
was a frequent customer. When
asked If he saw Brown in the court
room, he replied' that he did and
pointed at the defendant. Recog
nized -the defendant by the appear
ance of his eyes and nose.
Mr. W. T. Hodge, white, was the
next witness to take the stand. He
testified he knew Brown five or six
years before he left Raleigh; knew
him as a drayman, and testified that
defendamt was Brown.
' John Smith, colored, said he knew
Sarah Davis; also Boots Brown; was
In company of Sarah when the shoot
ing took place. When asked to tes
tify In his own words as to the shoot
ing he said: "I was at Sarah Davis'
house on the evening of the shoot
ing, about eight o'clock, and we were
going to church. We were all sitting
on the porch talking when Boots
' : mama ..4 ..alia, Qtt1ofl
gate, saying that he was not going oeatltlfUl naif at bmail WOSt
to. hurt her;'.' Witness Was Bitting rjr AIR troubles, like many other diseases, bar
in Window and the next he knew he ri..!XSXSS!
heard the Shots .fired and When lOOk- e treated, for the reason that it is simply a product
i.. -p -onnta Rrnwn rnnnlns: f the scalp and wholly dependent npon Hs action.
ins out saw Boots tsrown running ne Jt the very ,B wb4ch h4ir u p,,,.
towards the railroad trestle. Sarah laced, nurtured and grown, and it alone should
rt.Vi. v- .,,.,, j ,..).. receive the attention If results are to be expected.
Davis had turned and was running ,t mM do BO nnbiy rooa to treat the stem of a
.towards the house. Witness left olant with a view of making it trow and become
, . ' : t . , ... .... . . nore beantiful-the soil in whlcS the plant grows
Window and went lnt the hall to ask nast be attended to. Therefore, Oia scalp In which
the woman of the trouble and found .' rr
' her dead, where she had fallen. r. o( har ig canWd by the scalp drying up.
Smith testified that he had known irioainglissuiiplyofmoiitureor natrlnient; when
owiiu vcowupM wv " baldness Occam the scalp has simply lost all its
BOOtS' Br OWn five Or Six years prior oouriahment, leaving nothing for the hair to feed
td th trouble and said defendant po ( Plant or even a tree would dienndereimilaf
conaHiont.
memblea him very much. The oatttralthlor to do In cither cate.lt to feed
.There waa.no nore testimony of- SJS'ZZS&
fered by the state and the defendant funded it shoaid.
was bound oyer to the September tlMV
term Of criminal Court Without bail. IOalp. It is th only renrady for tho hair- over
i ' . 'j.amm h r.n. dioovrd that is similar to tha natural hair
v .Joy tne Cause. foooa or MquWo of tho acalp.
' Although married, Boots Brown It penetrates the pores quickly and the hair
was greatly Infatuated with the Davis -.fegu'
woman, It Is said, attd had been pay- 0n gcent bottle is enough to conviact yon of
lnler attention, for , some time, $Zr&',l'&2!r"ua'
Calling 'at, her honse on the faUl "TT , ,
eveilngBro seeing tA;ffffi&gS. '
UOMft. anviuqi vetl' anu hvi vw
the fate ah4 drawing his pistol shot
lik.!" .Tia woman ttirfiAd anil flail ta
the. houB and when : entering the )
capen ana noining nas reen nearn
ww tonne la Norfolk,,' , :,- I ;, v
(By Cable to The Times)
London, July 30 It became known
today that Scotland Yard detectives
are searching London pawnshops for
the gold medal which. was' won by
the Amenean rifle foam In the
Olympic shoot at Blsley.
The costly trophy was stolen from
the rooms : of General James A.
Drain, president of the American
Rifle Association at Victoria hotel
At the same time jewelry belonging
to Mrs. Drain was stolen.
General and Mrs. Drain will sail
for America on Saturday.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, July 30. Robert J.
Thompson, a Chicago manufacturer
who has been spending the last two
years as United States consul at Han
over, Germany, is in New York on a
business trip. Speaking of the indi
cation of returning prosperity and
the general improvement of commer
cial conditions, Mr. Thompson said:
"Rapid revival in business activi
ties is going on this very minute. It
may not be apparent in every respect,
but in orders placed In Germany by
American buyers and in goods now
being shipped to this country the im
provement during the quarter ended
June 30 has been almost as marked
as the falling off .was. noticeable dur
ing the previous six months. The de
clared exports from the Hanover con-
sular district to the United States
fell during the first quarter of 1908
to 1,200,000 marks as against 3,
000,000 marks for the same time ia
1907.
For the quarter just closed, how
ever, the figures rose to 2,000,00(1
marks, which is only slightly below
the amount declared for the same
quarter off 1907.
More' Mills to Begin Work.
Leechburg,' Pal) July 30. Leech
burg, which has 'suffered consider
ably since the financial depression of
last fall, is now recovering lost
ground and eleven of the American
sheet and tin plate company mills
have been ordered to resume opera
tions next Monday morning. Three
hundrd men, idle since last Novem
ber, will be given employment.
A Furious Storm Lashes East
era Carolina Coast
ntV To show how quickly Isa
nai acts, we will send a large sam
ple free by return mail to anyone who
ends this free coupon to the
umrLTM isssam etuniuss, tx,
with their aame and address aad 10c
ia silver or stamps to pay postage.
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fContlnued from First Paire.)
quickly as possible, though progress
was necessarily slow as one of the
trestles was almost washed away.
The last, train so far came over the
trestle at 9:30 o'clock this morning
after which it was deemed unsafe to
make another trip.
Scores of people were left on the
beach, but a large force of hands is
at work strengthening the trestle
and launches are being made ready
to send to the people. There Is no
danger unless the stormy wind con
tinues until high tide this afternoon
Considerable damage has been
done both in the city and at the
beach, but no one so far has been
injured.
What Officials Say.
(Special to The Times)
Wilmington, July 30 The storm
last . night at Wrightsvllle did no
damage to the beach or to the trestle,
The Tidewater Company has given
uninterrupted service and everyone
desiring to leave the beach has done
so. The Tidewater Company believes
that all on the beach are perfectly
safe. At 9:30 today the wind was
blowing moderately hard from the
northeast, but the tide Was receding,
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BOND REDUCED AND
BRANCH IS RELEASED
. The writ of habeas corpus isued
by Chief Justice Clark on the peti
tion or John A. Branch, that the bond
required of him by Mr. L. H. Smith,
Justice of the peace, of f 250, to keep
tne peace for six months towards J,
Oscar Wood, was hoard this morning
at the supreme court-room.
Mr. Beckwlth represented the state
and J. Oscar Wood and J. C. L. Har
ris represented the defendant Branch.
"After the examination of the wit
nesses and argument of counsel, Mr.
Beckwlth consented that the bond be
reduced to $50, which was given, and
Mr. Branch was discharged from cus
tom ;.
Messrs. Milton A. Stevens,' Squire
L. H. Smith, J. W. Powell, and a
number of,' citizens from Fuqnay
Springs were In attendance on the
tflal. ,
Gaaraateea Under the Natkmal Pmre Faod
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Id Ma. WMaker), 4 fall at....... flee
TYSON'S CLUB WHISKEY, 4 MI ata., SS4e
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TYSOJTS NORFOLK WHISKEY, 4 fall rnris .............. 92.7
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TYSON'S EXPOSITION WHISKEY, per galloa , SXM
This brand of whiskey la strong, haa a good flavor, and
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TYSON'S PURE WHITE CORN, Ber galloa ...... ...
TYSON'S PURE OCT wn gallaa ,.u.
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ADDRESS ';'. ;.""' ' .';';
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Did You Eiw Investigate?
Ties Washerwomaa'a Way? Were yoa to visit the borne of some of the .
washwomen and at the coarse of filthy water yonr garnienta are pat
through you would not wear them. Not ao here. Every single article
of apparel is washed by us ta the purest filtered water and the best of
soaps used. Tainted water and cheap soaps not only stench the garment.
bat cause them to rot. " : - ,; .' , , ,..,.'
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