A GOOD HOME MADE
IlEIIENDYf OR CATARRH
FOR BARACA UNION
, Here Is a prescription which should
he valued by all who are subject to
rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troubles and especially catarrh.
While the latter Is considered by
most sufferers an incurable disease,
there are fejhenor. women who
will Jail to experience great relief
from the following simple home pre
scription, and If taken in time It
should prevent an attack of catarrh
during the. entire season.
Any one can mix the following:
Fluid , Extract Dandelion one-half
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce,
Compound Syrup Sarsaparllla thrae
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
use In teaspoonf ul doses after each
meal and again at . bedtime. Get
these Ingredients from any pharma
cist whom you know handles only
pure drugs.
This prescription acts directly
upon the ellminative tissues of the
kidneys to make them filter and
strain from the blood the poisons that
produce all forms of catarrhal affec
tions. Relief Is often felt even aftar
the first few doses and it is seldom
that the sufferer ever experiences a
return attack within the year.
This prescription makes a splendid
remedy for all forms of blood dis
orders and such symptoms as lame
back, bladder weaknesses and rheu
matism pains are entirely dispelled.
As this valuable, though simple,
recipe comes from a thoroughly re
liable source, It should be heeded by
every reader who suffers from ca
tarrh. V
An Effort for General State
Union
Committee of Bnrara Workers Think
a State Baraca I n ion Would be a
Good Thins and Call I pon All
Classes to Joiii lu Movement. - I
POLITICAL NEWS
OF PARAGRAPHS
(By Leased Wire to The Times.) j
New York, Oct. 13. Mr. Bryan
before the students of the University
of Nebraska called Governor Hughes
a "defender of trusts," criticised his
veto of a two-cent fare bill, called
attention to the contribution of Mor
gan, Rockefeller and others to his
campaign fund -'and described him as
a doctor wo l.iughed at the prescrip
tion. Kivon by another physician
tuouii r -fusing to furnish a prescrip
uon nf his own.
Republican Vice-Pres'.dential Can
didate Sherman,, speaking iu New
, Jersey, said Bryan was "dangerous
because he was sincere, and would
not be If he were a faker.
Governor Hughes spoke at Oswego,
Waverly and Elmira to large audi
ences. He said the indications "for
the election "of Tait and Sherman are
very gratifying; that he would "sign
no bills for, -popularity,."'' and "my
family is largely dependent upon the
Insurance companies if anything hap
pens to me."
Ex-Senator W. A. Clark, of Mon
tana, will stump for Mr. Bryan,
whose election, he says, would help
and not hurt business interests.
Samuel Gompers issued anappeal,
to laboring men to vote for Bryan.
He called Taft the "originator and
specific champion of discretionary
government," and said "despotic
power Is more dangerous under the
ermine as under the crown."
- Mr. Debs, because of cold and
fever, was unable to speak at Eliza
beth and Newark, N. J.
The total registration In New YorK
City was 681,602, which Is 6.7S9 less
than in 1904, the last .presidential
year and 22.283 greater than In 1906.
Mr. Taft will continue his Ohio
tour today, speaking in a number of
towns.
Mr. Bryan begins his Nebraska
tour reaching across the state.
Eugene Debs is scheduled to de-
-
liver a number of addresses in New
York City today. ;'
1 Thomas L. Hisgen, the Independ
ence nominee for president, is carry
ing his campaign into a new quar
ter. Last night he spoke In Oregon.
The following letter, relative to
Ba:-a,ca work, 1; being sent out from
th:r, city; j
.. ' iial.iu, N. C, Oct. 10. j
Dear Erotlter Baracas: Realizing
that the interests of the Baraca work
in North Carolina would be greatly
promoted by a closer acquaintance
and affiliation among the classes of
the State, and that in order to make
the work as efficient as it should be
and to give the national officers
proper assistance a thorough organi- '
zation of alt the classes in the state
is necessary, certain prominent Ba
raca workers of the state were called
together in this city on Sunday, July t
22d, for the purpose of discussing
this need and providing if possible a
remedy. On account of the fact that
the matter needed prompt attention
it was not possible to obtain an at-
tendance from points all over the
state, but the workers present were, '
we think, fairly representative of the
Baraca interests throughout the
state. Among the number were Mr. !
R. N. Simms, First Vice-President of
the World-Wide Baraca Union; Mr. !
L. M. Tesh, Field Secretary of the 1
World-Wide Baraca Union; .Mr. Ed
win W. Yates, Secretary of the
World-Wide Baraca Union for the
state of North Carolina; Mr. T. B
Eldridge, Secretary of the Adult Bible
Cla?s Department of the Internation
al Sunday School Association for the
state of North Carolina; Mr. J. D.
Berry, Editor of "The Baraca Her
ald"; Mr. L. W. Alderman, formerly
Secretary of the Baraca Union of
America; Mr. E. R. Carroll, formerly
Editor of "The North Carolina Ba
raca," and quite a number of other;
men prominent in the Baraca work.
It was the unanimous sentiment of
those prasant that the cause in the
state would be greatly advanced by
perfecting a taorough organization
of the workers, which however siiould
be in nowise in conflict with the
World-Wide Baraca Union nor the
International Sunday School Associa
tion nor the State Sunday School As
sociation, but only auxiliary to thm
and their work.
After much discussion and prayer
ful consideration the resolutions ac
companying this letter were unani
mously approved and the undersigned
committee wa s appointed to submit
to all of the known Baraca classes
of the state the proposition to adopt
the same.- We trust that you and
your class will give this matter thJ
same prayerful consideration that we
have and after having done so report
to us as promptly as possible, giving
the result of the vote and answaring
the questions subjoined to this letter.
We most earnestly and sincerely
hope that your class will act favor
ably and unanimously upon this
proposition and give us a prompt re- !
ply which we shall await wita great
interest, feeling confident that the
result means so much for the ad-,
vancement of this, the greatest of ,
all movements heretofore undertaken
for federating the young men of the
land In the work of hastening the
coming of the kingdom. I
Fraternally yours, R. N. Simms,
L. W. Alderman, C. R. Boone, Lester
Peddy, John A. Park, L. M. Tesa,
J. D. Be:ry, S. H. Farrabee, John T.
Pulleu, I.. R. Norris,. Edwin W.
Yates, E. R. Carroll, C. V. Albright,
R. P. Snell, A. J. Ellis. T. B. El
dridge, H. W. Davb, E. G. Grean, J.
Willlas Weaver, committee,
The above-named committee
makes the following report: J
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
The committee appointed to form
ulate a plan for the organization of
a state Baraca association beg leave
to report the following resolutions, to
Wit! .'."' V. : j
1. That the Baraca classes in
the state of North Carolina signi
fying their assent to . these resolu
tions shall constitute an association
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North Carolina Baraca Association,"
tae purpose of which shall be to
foster the development and promote
the Interests of the Baraca cause In
the state of North Carolina by bring
ing the classes into closer acquaint-
ance and affiliation with one another
and by working always as an auxili
ary to the World-Wide Baraca Union,
the North Carolina Sunday School
Association and the International
Sunday Schoil Association.
2. That the officers of the associ-...
atiou shall be a president, four vice
presidents (representing various sec
tions of tiie state), a secretary and a ;
treasurer.
3. The association shall meet an
il. That, these resolutions' ' 'shall
be submitted to nil the Baraca
classes In tiie state of North Caro
lina whose addresses can be ascer
tained by the secretary, for their
consideration, with the request that
they promptly: certify '..'to Mr. Edwin
. Yates, Postoifice Box No. 305,
Raleigh, N. C. the result tt their
consideration of the same.
Respectfully submitted,
R. N. SIMMS.
, . L. M. TESH, '
; EDWIN W. YATES,
','. " L. W. AI.DKUMAN,
Suh-Committ.'e.
Served as coeeff,' 'thiv'tf-n- coffee sub
stitute known to sioiiT's everywhere
nually with and constitute a part of as Dr. Shoop' Ho:slth C(i.T"e. will trick
the North Carolina Sunday School even a Coffee -expert. ''Nut u grain' of.
Association, and each clats belonging real coffee in it -either. I'mv healthful
to this association shall be entitled 'oasted ia, "H. -m,-. etc,, have
, , , . . been So cleverly blended as to give a
to send as many delegatesas may be Woml,.rful sat,yis eortee i taste and
desired, but each class shall have only .lv01. Ari, )t ,s ..m.u, ,n a m;nute."
one vote in the deliberations of the tx! No teaious 'Si to 30 minutes boil
as:ociatlon, though the delegates )w. Test it and see. Dr. Shuop created
present may --yo'te fractional parts Health Coffee that the people might
thereof as may be desired. ' , have a .genuine coffee substitute, and
4. The officers of the association ;or-e that would be thoroughly Ratisfy
Bhall be elected at the annual moet-4 in' cveiy possible respect. Sold by
ings and shall hold'offlce for one year ,!.w: B' ''MUi- ; '- -'iw,.-- . , x
and until their successors are elected
and qualified. The officers elected j
at the time of the adoption of these ' . -
resolutions shall serve until the meet- . Postuffice Department Closes Office
(By Leased Wire 'to The Times.)
Tew York, Oct. 13-After a dash
to Scrantou, Pa., begun yesterday
when Harry K. Thaw was' sent back
to .Matteawan asylum for the crimi
nal Insane by Justice Mills in the su-
preme court at White Plains, Roger
O'Mara, the Pittsburg detective, who
has been appointed trustee for Thaw,
secured a writ from the federal court
In Scrantou, ordering the asylum au
thpritles to produce Thaw In Pitts
burg at the hearing in bankruptcy.
I This writ, will be served on" Dr.
- Baker, acting superintendent of the
lafjlum, today. Whether Dr. Baker
I will obey the court, - remains tote
6C9.1.
. The new writ will furthsr compli
cate matters. Sheriff Lane, who re
fused to recognize the federal courfs
order, seems to huve shifted the re
sponsibility to the asylum av.thori
, ties. Dr. Baker, It is believed, will
follow the advice of counsel. ;:
Onco outside the state of New York
'whore Thaw is considered to be a
. I lunatic, habeas corpus proceedings
lean be. brought,. It Is said, and Thaw
can go free, unless the Pennsylvania
i courts find him crazy. Then he could
' lie hold In Pennsylvania. Thaw Raid
today that he would be pleased to re
turn to New York and go back to
Matteawan after the bankruptcy pro
ceedings. Thaw i hates Matteawan,
though, as he never hated a place in
his life. "
:.' "However, my going to Pittsburg
is not settled," he added. 'The fed
eral courts hold that I must person
ally appear and answer my creditors.
That I shall be pleased to do If the
opportunity Is given me, but I shall
also'be pleased to return to New Yori;
and face another court in an effort to
establish my sanity. All my friends
know I am not insane and I have not
the slightest doubt I can convince tt
Jury I am not.
"If I am taken to Pittsburg under
orders from the federal court I am
I In the custody of the federal ofheers
from the moment I leave this asylum
and they are responsible for my re
turn here again. Even if this were
not so, I have no other desire than to
I return here and prove myself sane be
fore the world." ';..
DKRKK K OFFICE CLOSED.
ing of the North Carolina Sunday
School Association to be held at
Concord, N. C, In the spring of 1909,
and until their successors are elected
and qualified.
5, The duties of these officers
shall be such as usually belong to
on Itockefellcr Land.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Uticn, N. Y . Oct. 13 An order
just issued by the postmaster general
at Washington to the postmaster at
Derirek, N. Y.. toturn over all bus-
Whore I)ulU-ts Flew. : '
David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., a
veteran of the civil war, who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says: "The good
Electric Bitters have done Is worth
more than Ave hundred dollars to me.
I spent much money doctoring for a
bad case of stomach trouble, to little
purpose. I then tried Electric Bit
ters, and they cured me. I now take
them as a tonic, and they keep me
strong and well," BOc at all drug-
gists.f .
similar officers, and they shall in all ! ines sto the postmaster at Bay Pond,
things endeavor actively to promote ; thus putting out of existence the Der-
the cause of Baraca work in the state
of North Carolina.
rick postoffice, has created much In
dignation In the section of the Adi-
6. That the officers of the associa- rondacks affected. : The twenty-eight
tion, together with the president, the i families at Derrick do uot view with
vice-president of the World-Wide Ba- j pleasure the prospect of being re
raca Union and the state secretary Quired to walk through several feet of
of the said union, and the state sec- 'snow seven miles to Bay Pond, In or-
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v icr s ramiiy ivemeaies jv., oreensiKiru, n. v.
retary of the Adult Bible Class De
partment of the International Sun
day School Association,' shall consti
tute the executive committee of this
association, which committee shall
have power ia act upon all matters
pertaining to the work of the associa
tion between the annual meetings of
the association.
7. That the executive committee
shall have power to appoint a county
superintendent in each county in the
state of North Carolina, whose duty
H shall be to look after the inter
ests of the work In his county, to en
courage those classes already In ex
istence, to organize others, to see that
they all have charters, to encourage
the use of the pin and the secret
service work and such other things
as will make them most efficient in
the execution of our motto.
8. The county superintendents
shall report to the state secretary
the names of all classes in their re
spective counties, the names and ad
dresses of the!r officers and such
other Information as will help the
secretary to properly discharge - hU
duties.
9. That the state secretary shall
report to the national headquarters
all information holpful to that de
partment and perform such other
duties a: are Imposed by the execu
tive committee of this association
from tl-.no to time.
10. That the following shall be the
officers of the association until the
spring of 1909, as above-referred to,
to wit: I
President, Prof. C. W. Wilson,'
Scotland Nock. N. C.
Vice-Presidents. T. W. Alderman,
Greensboro, N. CM. W. Durham, '
Charlotte, N.' C. . -i
J. L. Stanley, Wilmington, N. Ci
and Paul P. Brown, Ashevllle, N. C
Bocretarv, Kdwln W. Yates, Ra-
lefgh, N. C. l
Treasurer, H. W.' Davis, Raleigh
N. C. . )
der to receive and send their mail
Bay Pond is the postoffice name of
the former village of Brandon, and
Is in the private park bf: William
Rockefeller, brother of John D.
Rockefei ler. In order to reach the
Bay Pond postoffice, it is said to be
necessary to cross Mr, Rockefellers
private park, an act which subjects
the offender to a One of $25 for eacn
offense. One family lives at Bay
Pond.
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FIRE IX THE TIMES Bl'ILDIXG,
Small Blaze Quickly Tut Out of
Business by Rescue Np. 1
Some Excitement.
The quiet routine of the Inmates
of the Times building was rudely
broken this morning at 8:30 by the
cry of "Fire! Fire!" followed im
jmediately by a burst of smoke from
j the basement. "Andrew," the por-
tor, and his assistant had been melt
;lng metal in the basement and in
1 some way the fire caught In a pile of
waste paper which had been allowed
to' accumulate there. Rescue No. 1
(responded to the call with its usual
' promptness and the fire was out in a
1 few minutes.
There was no damage done. The
wood work was charred and black
ened a little around the stairs lead-.
Ing from the basement. ,
It was amusing to watch the ac
tions of members of the Times force
under stress of excitement. Clark
hurriedly packed his little '"go-way"
bag with two newspapers and a 1904
magazine. Roy Thlem, the telegraph
operator, grabbed his . trustly old
typewriter and didn't stop running
till he reached the middle of Fay-
ettevllle street. Miss Knight came
down the stairs with a whole-'armful
of letters, smiling through her
tears, for sho had saved that which
to her was priceless. Simms saved
a feather duster and Fletcher got
away with a copy of the "Wilkes
Patriot' v ' '
George1 Hall was more excited than
anyone else. In his great excite
ment he grabbed W. Tracy Medlln
and down the steps lie flew. W.
Tracy gave away undt. - the strain of
the exciting moments and ' a dope
I waa necessary to revive him.
I , Everybody was exclted- that is to
I say everybody but Winder Russell
Harris. Winder was still blissfully
slumbering at 9:30 a. m. and had not
heard of the fire.
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