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..VJkIIVI lIUAM W THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES: FRIDAY-AUG UST 7, 1908.
PHONE SERVICE
MENTAL ANGUISH SUIT
CONSTIPATED?
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Maim
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Mirths back to flesh ai
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Brit optob)cyeV
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the pel&t Mid MB
Prmlt-I found th Jm tnjdlei wig
hieh fir. BhaoD'i Rheumatto Remedy was mad
perfected, cepaoaawe prewsnpnou. niurou
that last ingradisnt, 1 sucoessruuy 7i
taw omi of Rheumatism ; tat now. at last, KunV
lormly ernes au carania .
S .Order by Commission Abolish-
log Night Rate.
'Mb imriil In Rhnmmilo Blood, nam todlwolv
Mdpus away under the action of toil remedy M
res does sugar when added to pare
II ! MllMI lllllllllHl llll HlllWIIIIIIII WWllS
t mm from tM IT stem, and the cuu
Kheumetism It font forever. - There It now no
tcMMedVnoaetoMexeaM to rarer longer wren.
mUil. Wi 1L end In confidence nocmnund
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
HENRY T. HICKS.
The Reduced Rate For Night Tele
phone Service Discontinued Was
Unsatisfactory and Jended to De-.
moralize the " Ser'vice-The Pub
lished Order.
QueenofSeaTrips;
Merchants & Miners Trans
1 portation Company's
teamsnip Lines, r
NORFOLK . :
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;v New, fast, and elegant 'steamers,
,' Accommodations, and cuisine excel,
lent. : Send for booklet . Through
tickets on sale at principal Southern
points. For reservations or. further
information call on nearest ticket
agent, or address
E. C. LOHK, Agent,
Norfolk, Va,
W. P. TURNER, Passenger Traffic
- Manager, Baltimore, Md.
!FINEST COASTWISE TRIPS IN,
THE WORLD."
Mon., Wed., Frl 4mo.
Trinity Park School. .
First Class Preparatory School. .
Certificates of Graduation Ac-;
v cepted for Entrance to Lead
ing Southern Colleges.
Best Equipped - Preparatory ,
School In the South. .
Faculty of ten officers and ,
teachers. . Campus of 75 acres. ;
Library containing 40,000 vol
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lum. High standards and mod-
ern. methods of . instruction. :
. Frequeent lectures by proml- .
nent lecturers. Expenses ex-.
qeedlngly moderate. .. Ten .
years-of phenomenal success.-.
For Catalogue and other Infor- :
, ' mation. Address,- L:-:. ' '
: j H. M. NORTH,; Headmaster,
Durham, N. C. '; ;
Trinity College
; Four Departments: Collegl
: ate, Graduate, Engineering and
Law.-. Large library facilities. -Well-equipped
laboratories - In
all departments of Science. '
. Gymnasium furnished with best
apparatus. Expenses very ,
moderate. Aid for worthy stu- '
: dents.
Young men wishing to study ,
Law should Investigate the
superior advantages offered
by the Department of Law at :
Trinity College.
For Catalogue and further ln
. formation, address, .
D. W. NEWSOM, Registrar,
Durham, N. C.
The North -. Carolina corporation
commission: yesterday gave ; out the
order which follows,', abolishing the
night rates hitherto in effect and al
lowing the Bell Telephone Company i
to charge for night toll -service be
tween intra-state points the 'same
rates "as charged for day service. The
order of the commission is as fol
lows: "Before the corporation commission
of North Carolina, In the mattsr of
petition of the Southern, Bell Tele
phone and Telegraph Company to
Withdraw its special rates now
charged i for toll, service between
points within the state of North
Carolina,, between the hours of 6
p. m. and 6 a. m., and to substitute
therefor the regular rates charged
for such service by the company.
"This is a proceeding by the South
ern " Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company for the relief Indicated by
the title of the cause. Petition was
filed April 14, 1908; notice was given
by announcement in several s of the
newspapers published In the state, of
the pendency of the proceeding and
the date of the hearing. The hear
ing was had May 15th, 1908. The
following facts are found:
"The petitioner. Southern Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
established toll line business within
North Carolina and made special
charges for each telephonic communi
cation, but the rates for such service
between the hours of 6 p. m. and 6
m. were less than the rate charged
for similar service between the hours
of 6 a. m. and 6. p. m., as follows:
When the day rate would be fifty
cents or more the night rate would
be fifty per cent, thereof;' when the
day rate would' be- less than ' fifty
cents tile night rate would be twenty
five cents. "
"That instead of said special rates
causing a more even distribution of
the business during and over the
twenty-four hours of each day, which
was the purpose of the petitioner to
accomplish, the result of the applica
tion of the special rate produced a
congestion of .its business during the
period between the hours of 6 p. m
and 6 a. m., especially .between the
hours of 6 and 8 p. m., and Impaired
th9 efficiency of its service.
"Petitioner has invested in toll
line In North Carolina $480,900.27,
and had gross earnings from opera
tion of same for one year approxi
mately $96,390.39, of which $80,
481.82 was from lntra-state business
and $15,908.59 was inter-state busi
ness. The net earnings from said
gross earnings were approximately
5 per cent., and if the night bus
iness had been conducted on the same
rates as the day business the net
would have been 7 per cent., without
making any allowance for deteriora
tion of the plant. The net profit pe
titioner received from it Investment
in North Carolina, in both toll and
exchange property and service upon
an average from eight years' opera
tion was 3.8 per cent., without allow,
auce for deterioration.
1 :
HEADACHE?
Two Gases Against Telegraph
Company at Durham. .
Messages Were Not Delivered and
.' Mental Anguish Resulted B. N
Duke's House W1U Be Finest in
Durham Editor on Vacation.
MISSFOLA LAFOLLETTE,
Miss Fola La Follette, the bright
and lively daughter of the distin
guished Wisconsin Senator, who is
suing a theatrical firm for damages,
for a failure to put her on the stage
in accordance with their ocntrcat
(Special to The Evening Times.)
Durham, N. C, Aug. 7. Messrs.
J. Lovenstein and Manning and
, Foushee yesterday Instituted suit in
, the sum of $2,000 each against the
Western Union Telegraph Company
. for failure to deliver two messages
, in December of last year. The ac
tions are predicated upon mental an
guish. Mrs. Callie Sykes, wife of N.
R. Sykes, was at the point of death
and . the stricken woman's relatives
wired C. P. Cates, a nephew at Haw
River, that she could not live through
the night. He was to inform ner
two sisters in that little town. The
message was never delivered.: Next
day another was sent apprising Mr.
Cates of Mrs. Syke's death. It was
likewise undelivered. The relatives
heard quite accidentally of the death
6f their sister and went to the fun
eral when it was half over. They
declare that they suffered great
mental anguish and ask the $4,000
damages on account of it.
Architect C. C. Hook, of Charlotte,
was here last night and left for the
examination by Mr. B. N. Duke, the
plans for his new house. Mr. Duke
Is in Toxaway and will not be home
for a week. Nevertheless, It is
known that the plans call for a per
fect mansion, one to cost about
$100,000, and that it means his per
manent residence here. The old
house will be pushed back and the
new one erected on its site. When
it is finished 'it' will be the handsom
est here and the old residence will
be moved across Chapel Hill street,
Editor Joe King and George Lou-
gee left this morning for Norfolk
and from' that place they will take
the Old Dominion Jlne for New York
to spend the next two weeks there.
Mr. Kine's editorial work will be
done by his city editor, W. T. Bost,
and the local turned in by Mr. J. B.
Warren, who until recently has been
assisting in the local. This is the ed
itor's first trip of consequence this
year and he will spend his vacation
deservedly. '".-.'
Rev. R. S. Bost returned today
,nm "D.-vTirMn nnnnrV WFIArO lfk riflS
f1 been since landing here from Liver-
l T"l pool. He is one of the many Episco-
,--iitHat?HrrBg- rod te-th English
church conference there this year.
The rector will fill his, pulpit Sunday
next and preach his first sermon
since going away two and a half
months ago.
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CONNELLY SPRINGS, N. O.
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Good Orchestra, 3all Room, Tennis Court, Bowling Alley, Delightful
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Rates very reasonable. Further Information cheerfully furnished.
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Manage. ;
SOUTHWEST IS PROSPEROUS.
TRAINS MOVED BY PHONE.
Lackawanna System Finds the Dis
patching of Trains by . Telephone
Very Satisfactory Better Than
Telegraph.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Scranton, Pa., August 7 After a
week's trial the Lackawanna Rail-
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"Upon full consideration of alle- j, . , . . , , ,
gallons, proofs and argument of coun-1 ,nBtead of telegraph la entlreiy
sel, the.corporation commission is of ( Bat,8factory. Trainmaster McCann
Z Tr I ? V .1 p.Tf 8 that although there was misgiv
ing at first, the experiment has been
should be granted and it will be so
ordered. .
"It is ordered that the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany be, and it is hereby, authorized
to charge for toll service rendered by
successful in every way. He says
the telephone answers the purpose of
train-dispatching fully 90 per cent,
better than the telegraph. The com
pany does not intend to consign the
WRIGHtSVILLE BEACH.
Preeminently North Carolina's seaside resort.
splendid surf.
Safe beach with
it between points within the state of !telegrapn ,n8trumets to the scrap-
nui .u vaiuuua, uoinnu ma uyuis ul
6 p. m, and 6 a. m., the same rates
as are now charged for similar toll
service between the hours of 6 a. m.
and 6 p. m.
"FRANKLIN McNEILL,
"Chairman."
Considerable dissatisfaction has
been expressed in this city and else
where over the increase in rates
above referred to. It is probable
that the end Is not yet, and that other
action may be taken later.
heap, but will keep the system Intact
for use in cases of emergency.
SPECIAL RATES.
The Raleigh ft Southport Railway
will sell round-trip tickets from any
station on its line to V Fayetteville,
Fuquay Springs and Raleigh on Sat
urdays and Sundays for one fare for
the round trip, with minimum fare
of 25 cents. Tickets on sale Satur-
idayi and Sundays, with limit of two
days from date of sale.
Frl. ft Sat tf
THE NORTH CAROLINA
College of Agriculture and
. Mechanic Arts.
' ' Practical education In Agriculture!
In Civil, Electrical, and Mechanic
Engineering in Cotton Manufactnr
' lag, Dyeing and Industrial Chemis
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a month. 130 acholarthips. Exam
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'on September 2. : Address,
. THE PRESIDENT,
St. Louis Gets Reports Which Prom
ise Big End-of-Year Business.
Surveys of financial, industrial,
mercantile, and agricultural condi
tions which the republic has received
from points in Missouri, Illinois, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Mississ
ippi, Tennessee, and Kentucky
show that this is not only a resump
tion of activity throughout these
states and the west, but that the
prospects for the rest of this year are
excellent. All the twelve states, ex
cept Kansas, report a pronounced
improvement in conditions, with the
volume of business rapidly approach
ing the normal and employes return
ing to work.
The expectation is that the trade
of the last three months of the year
will break all records. In all parts
of the south and west at the present
time the volume of business is about
the same as in 1906. That year was
one of the very best the country ever
enjoyed. The trade of August and
Sentember will be practically as
large as for the same months in
1906. and it is probable that the
volume of business for the last six i
months of this year will establish a
new record.
Missouri is in line with other
southern and western states. Its
crops were large and good, and they
will brine hleh Drices. From all
parts of the state the very best re-
ports are received as to the agrlcul-j
tural situation. At mlnlng-and man-
FISHING, BATHING, YACHTING
Easily reached via Goldsboro or Fayetteville in connection with the
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Tickets on sale every Saturday good to return the following
Monday, at $4.50.
For further information write -
W. J. CRAIG, T. C. WHITE.
Passenger Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Wilmington, N. C.
HARRIMAN STARTS THE SHOELS.
Double-Tracking on Nebraska Roads
Resumed Hairiman Waves
the Magic Wand.
(By Leased Wire to The Times!
Omaha, Neb., August 7 The first
result of E. H. Harrlraan's western
trip was made public when the gen
eral manager of the Union Pacific is
sued orders for the resumption of
work on double-tracking that rail- ufacturing centers idle employes are
road across Nebraska. This work ' returning to work dally and busi-J
ceased last fall, when the financial ness is gaining in momentum.
panic struck the country. In the ' St, Louis district alone,
Al.An.til 4h. ilnnkU t 1. J nLn..( 11 AAA Amn1VAO tf Wl a till f O P '
AIICAU bU9 UVUUIC-lldtftl UlCUU ftUUUl 1I,VUV CUlflwj uwu.v
almost half-way across Wyoming and
two years ago Mr, Harriman an
nounced that the entire line of the
Union Pacific would be double
tracked as fast as possible.
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St. Louis Dispatch to the New York,
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Why gpend your money for eompoanded or recti
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packages, express charges prepaKl at prices nameo. "'
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Westover (bent the world over) .$8.10 $6.95 $9.00
IHouv.Hlr SaU or Cne gooat wm fwj mw - "-"-'
On prepaid
bottled list
mixed foods
shipped
at prices
quoted.
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Kelly's Royal Corn (the finest)
Kelly's Copper Distilled (bottled in bond)
Kelly's Medicinal Malt (bottled in bond) .......
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1 gallon 6-year-old Kentucky Rye
1 gallon B-year-old North Carolina Corn ...
1 gollon Holland Gin
1 gallon Extra Fine Sherry
1 gallon Porto Rico Rum
1 gallon Extra Good Port wtne.
1 gallon 4-year-old Maryland Peach Brandy
1 gallon 4-year-old Virginia apple nranay .
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8 gallons Old Kentucky Rye. . . -
8 gallons r ine Uln .
8 gallons Apple or Peach Brandy..
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CASINO
$6.00
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vallona nf itliAi. ahnva 9.60
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The wholesale prices
quoted on these eas
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Neither do we guaran
tee then against break-
ass or loss.
4
Rye Whiskies W,
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16s
14o
13a
80s
280
25a
7.60
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