r plQZ Zm 'WlirJMRMtaiTfWIWlr, "THE RALEIGH EVENINQ TIME&rL-JtQNDAY, 00 TOBER 26, 1908.
f SOCIETY. 1
" Miss Anderson went to Benson to-f
day.
vVIsa Florence Moody went to Wake
forest today. ... ,
t ; 'v.- ... J
Miss Lillian High, of Loulsburg, was
: In the city today.
'.-S.V. . ; - .-
Miss Lula Bagwell, of Gamer, spent
the day in the city.
f v ' !- '
'"Mrs. S. Williams has returned south
After a visit to her son, Col. Alfred
Williams.
e-fr
i-t Miss Phyllis Woodall and Miss Jes
sie Woodall spent a few hours In Wake
forest today.
t Mrs. Brown Shepherd and Miss
Eleanor Vass are spending several
weeks in New York. L
Y4"1 . ; -- .:'..:
Miss Pattie Beves has returned to
her home at Frankllnton after a visit
to Mis9 Susie Foster.
n - .'.'
Mrs. L. C. Vass, of Schenectady,
N. T., Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Allen, on Edenton street.
-'.''.
Miss Annie Jones passed through
the city today returning home to
Mfanteo from a visit to LaGrange.
.-
Miss Almiral has returned to her
home at Brooklyn, N. Y., after a visit
to her sister, Mrs. William Royall.
iMrs. Charles C. Thompson, of Gra
ham, was In the city today returning
home from a visit to Washington, N. C.
". Mrs. Robert Royall Smlthwlch, of
Eagle Rock, and Miss Annie White, of
Macon, were
in the city today going
to Macon.
M19S 'Mary Douglass Burwell
V n n I
V
returned to her home in Chase Cit
Va., after a visit to her cousin, Miss
Emily Hunt Wahter.
Mrs. Mary Mathney, of Washington,
D. C, is in the city the guest of her
sister, Mrs, Holloman, on New Bern
avenue.
will
The Tuesday Afternoon Club
miet with Miss Densnn : November 3rd
inead of October ilih as previously
announced.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Farrls passed
through the citv today returning to
their home at Wilmington from n wed
ding trip to New York.
Mr. R. M. Burns spent the day with
-nto-daughter, Mrs. Harnett Norrla, u
his way home to Pittsboro after a visit
to his sons at Roxboro.
Mrs. Mabel Woodward Carroll and
little daughter, Rachel, are in the city
visiting her mother, Mrs. M. C. Wood
ward on south Dawson street.
Miss Hattie Poe Johnson left this
morning for Washington where she
will spend some time studying portrait
painting at the Corcoran Institute. .
Mrs. J. Allen Hodge and Miss Gene
Gray Heck, of Hi hniond. were in Ral
eigh to attend
Saturday. Tlit-v
W. H. Pace.
the tablet' unveiling j
were guests of Mrs. .
'Mrs. Hinsdale and Sirs. Hal Worth,
of Asheboro, went to Richmond to
day. Mrs. J. C. Kngelhard s children
also returned to their home in Ken
tucky. Pence Faculty lieiital.
..The first faculty recital at Peace In
stitute will be held this evening at
8:30 o'clock In the college chapel. The
public Is cordially invited.
.i , .
Twilight Organ ISeciUil.
The second faculty recital at the
Baptist University will be held In the
Auditorium Wednesday evening at 5
o'clock. It will be a twilight organ
recital by Mr. Wade Brown, assisted
by Miss Helen Marie Day, contralto.
Halloween I'uity1 Tonight.
Tho iir,,!,,- ninnthlv ,.,,l mnttnr
of tho Kdenton street Epwoith LoiiKue et . before the .Inter-State ''Corn
will be hold in the league room this merce commission. Mr. McNeill
.evening at 7:30 o'clock. The meeting thinks the state's case was well put
will tuke the torm of a hulloweeu before the commission and has hif;h
party.. There will ho Khosts and
wltclwn and many weird charms suit
able to tin? nccaHlon.. All lesiKUu mem
bers and friends of Hie league are
cordially invited to attend.
A kiss, a hug and baby
slips off his mother's lap
into a bowl of clan,
warm water.
There he finds a
Sponge and a Cake of
Ivory Soap.
Mother squeezes the
sponge and water runs
all over ( baby's arms,
his body, his tegs and
his little pink toes.
Then she takes the
'soap, ( does something
with it and baby is
covered with a soft
, creamy lather that takes
all the dirt away and
leaves his skin as smooth
.as satin, '
. v Ivory Soap
PeVCe'nt. Pure.,
. v -, ' r . r J... ..... ' .' . .
WHY
do people; who use Gowan's
Preparation use it again and
tell their neighbors? Because
it Is a great remedy and cures
Croup, Colds and Pneumonia.
External. 25c; 50c.; ' ?1.00.
All druggists. Buy -today'.?:
The Origin of Knitting.
". 1W8 ue 1"' 1 ,
turies and as early as the fifteenth
" - ; A. Jones in the Royal 'Arcanum.
work were to be found especially in , ...-ciphas Mitchell and RichaW
Italy, Spain: and Germany. Among CrU(UlPf botn of Wake. Forest, wore ar?
the first knitted stockings were those stp,, .,,., ..Mnif,i, :'. . hv . ' V,:.m
I made of silk by Henrv II of France
jon the day of his sister's wedding to
the Duke of Savoy in 1559.
Since thpn silk has been more and
more worn for 'Stockings. The stock
ing Itself has been improved also in
many wavs, and now the latest de-
velopment Is the double tipped stock-
nig made with the re-enforced so called '
garter top that will not wear out where
the hose supporter clasp bites, the j
fabiic. .
' ' : , I
PERSONALS
Mr. A. J. Maxwell, of Dover, is regis
tered at the Yarborough.
Mr. A. L. Peters, of Richmond, is 111
the city on business.
Mr. Geo. Barth, of Ha it I more, is at
the Yarboroiigh.
Mr. C. L. White, Of Baltimore, is In
tl)"p cltJ,
Mr. C. F. Knox, of New Vork. is at!
the Glersch
Miv R T Ha vs. of Loiiisville. snent
' 1
.the day in the city. .
Mr. J. D. Watkins, of New Orleans,
was in the city today.
Mr. J. Bright . Kelly; of Baltimore, is
at file Yarborough.
Mr. A. Ramseur, of Richmond, was
a visitor to the city today.
Major Chas. M. Stead man, of the
I Gate Citv, spent the day In the city.
Mr. Robt. Long, of New York, is in
;the citv.-
Prof. M. C: S.' Noble, of Chapel Hill,
was m the city today.
Mr. A. Wayland Cooke, of Greens
boro, is registered at the Glersch.
Mr. T: ,E Stone,, of the Bull City,
spent the! clay in the olty.
.Mr. V. M. Johns, of Portsmouth, Is tit
the Yarborough
Mr. J. E. Farror is registered at the
Glersch, from North Carolina..
Hj s s.FrecV Htytej-ao Shell Jones
returned this morning from a short
business trip to Durham.
XEW CHARTERS GKAXTED.
Biff Ire Factory for Monroe Tele
phone .System for Fremont. .
Charters were today granted to
two new corporations, one for Fre
mont and one for Monroe.
The Fremont .Telephone Company
will construct, equip and maintain a
telephone service for the town of Fre
mont and the vicinity. Authorised
calital stock $10,000. Paid In 90'.
The incornorat ors are: Messrs. M. H.
Johnson, T. C. Hill, and othors.
The Monroe Ice. and Fuel Company
will operate an ice factory, a laundry
and deal in coal and wood. The au
thorized capital stock is $100,000,
with a imiuV in capital of $15,000.
.Messrs: W. E-son," W. .Jj, Horrie, W.
S. BlalteiKiy, and others are the in
corporators. '
RACK FROM VASHIXGTOX.
Cane o' Xorth Carolina Corporation
ConimisHlon Well Put Before the
Inter-State Commerce Com- : ,
: misxioa. ,
Hon. Franklin. McNeill, chairman
of the Corporation Commission, has
returned from Washington, W.D...C,
where he attended the hearing of the
case at North Carolina Corporation
vuiiiihiboi..ii to. mo .1, n,:
hopns of winning ihe suit. AVinning
will mean great things for North
Carolina business interests.
POUCH OI-TICKH St'SPKNDKIJ.
Ixsk Sergeant Allowed a Prisoner to
; .Escape. . " '
Chief of Police J. H. Mullins pre
ferred charges against Desk Sergoant
W. N. Champion, alleging that he de
liberately allowed a prisoner, one
Win Sunders,' alias JosephWifliams,
to escape, from .the police niatioii. A
special call meeting of- the Police
Commission was held. last night to in
vestigate the charge. ' The i officer
made a full cohfcsslon of his guilt
and was suspenijed thirty days with
out pay.
Commissions Issued.
Commissions have been Issued by
the governor as follows:
Mr. R. T3. Crowell, first lieutenant
Company G, Second Regiment, Wash
ington, N. C; Mr. John A. Thomas,
Becond lieutenant of the earns corn
puny. ' ;, . .. '.
'"' '.'"' ", ..'
-iin'sJohn Arrlngton .Phillips, A
Battlebora, la sptndtnj few days with
his Tandmothr, . Mrs. J. R. Arrlng
ton, on Person (treat.. ' .J" : ., - '
Willis Watson, e negro, 'Vas today
comuiltted 4a :L charged with beat
ing tii 6d the train. Hs will serve
90 dayt on the roaa of Wake county.
J LOCAL BSIEFl J
Mr. N. B. Broughton conducted the
services at the Soldiers" Home'ester
day afternoon. :"
Dr. W. G. Eryan, of GarrierjwhfO
had his leg crushed sometime ago by ai
mowing machine, is able to be out
agaM with the aid of crutches.
Regular meeting of Win. G. Hill
Lodge if a- 218, A. F. and' A M., will
be ''held this evening at o'lijjfwk.
All master .masons are Invited., ; 'i
Dr. John B. Watson, a young pftfsl.
cian who recently resigned) Itram the
starf of St. Leo's Hospital, Greensboro,
is .visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe -Watson.
106 Peace street. '
T Mr. Herman Heller, treasurer of
Raleigh council, Royal' Arcanum, has
I delivered to Mrs. Mary H; Job&b fX0,
payjllR cel.tIfl(..Ut, nold by th'1aTe JefesT
! Warden I'pchurch for hunting on 'the
lands of inn
i sum.
Iiishovi without peiirosj-
j :., Superior court began this morning
I with a large crowd of ' litigants, wib- I
jlitsses. Jurors mm others present. Sev- I
ernl vkitlnt. hi wvitv; a iv hi-l'i' -. most
110tabu, ,,t- wno, j mis e Winston, of j
jimh im
, v'rnt yu r a iVol)ili (lf , Vni.
(lf , S(,rth iil,l;.' (, ml-
eigh todav. He is on his way home
from Klizabeth Cite where he attend-
ed the funeral services of Col. ft. B,
iCreecy
Dr. Ta it Ilutler. st ite vetermariu-n,
left today for Hemleisonville. where
he will conduct a "dnirv institute"', for
the farmers of that sect ion. 1'rofessor
H. H. Rawe and .T. A. Conover will I
aid him in the work. j
(J.--E. Durwell, a young white man j
employed bv the S. A. L., was tried
Saturday evening on the charge 1 o l
berore . Justice Roberts. He j
d over to the next term of
I was boun
criniinal court
Mr. u. .Max Ganlner, state oigani-
izer of Brvan-Kitclun clubs, has re-
I turned to the city from Cleveland and
I other western counties. "Chances of a
. . . . . -
large democratic majority In the west
are very good," says Mr. Gardner.,
His honor, the : police justice. had
Only one case to attract his attention
today. John A brums had taken on a
little, too milch for the Sabbath, day.,
but' on account of it being the first
event In a long time judgment was sus
pended. liev. P. G. Elsom, who has just re
turned from conducting a successful j
revival in Bedford county, Va., was !
greeted by a large congregation yes- i
terday morning and by n packed house
last, night. Two men were converted
nt the ..evening service.
The following couples fiavij receiv
ed license to.niiute themselves in l Ik.'
bonds o matrimony: Mr. Silas Frazier
and 'Mise Bettie Davis, both of Wake
Forest ;t lr. Charley F. McOe,u of
Durham, and Miss Estell Goodwin, of
Apex. One colored couple was also
granted llcensa, Henry (ioodson, of
Kagle Rock, and Bertha Hopkins, of
Wakefield.
Cm west Morgan street, near , the
residence of Mr. F . M. .Mahler, Is a
mud-hole of alarming proportions. Mr.
Mahler Is authority for the statement
that two cows "mired down" in this
"slough of dlspond" a few days ago
and it w-as with the greatest difficulty
that they were pulled otlC It is tip to
the city to keep her streets in better
condition'. :' "'."-'.':.
-.Mr. V. D. Harris returned, tqday
from the. meeting r the. Southern CDm
missioiH.'is of .Agi-irulturu at Nashe
ville. Teiin. Mr. Harris presented a
uniform feed law for the ' southern
states which was approved and "win
be passed In all the southern sstates.
Mr. Harris wa-s appointed chalnnah of
the committee to. get ui sfjindard rules
The
and relations under the law.
meeting will take place in Atlanta
December. ' " .' . ":
In
AND MEAT FATS
Will be Digested Leaving No
thing to Ferment
-
Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach if you will take I
Dlapepsln after. -your meal. This pow -
erful digestive and antacid, though :
as harmless and pleasant as candy,
will digest and prepare for asslmiU-'
tlon Into the blood all the food you
can eat. .
Eat what j'our stomach craves,
without the slightest fear of indiges
tion or that you will be bothered wit h
sour risings, Belching, Gas on Stom
ach, Heartburn, - HeadachW- from
.. . x:-..-.. n..A t,.,u ' -Bnafc,.'
Brash or a feeling like you had swal
lowed a lump of lead, or other 2k
agreeable miseries. . v- i f
' If you ' get from your phaftuaiSfat
a 50-cent case of Pape's Dlapepsln
you could always go to the table with
a hearty appetite, and ' youir ' meals
would taste good, because you 'would
know there would be no Indigestion
or Sleepless nights or Headache or
j Stomach misery all the next day;
I and, besides, you would not need lax
atives or liver pills to keep your
stomach and bowels clean and fresh.
Pape's Dlapepsln can be obtained
from your druggist,, and contains
more than enough trlangules to thor
oughly cure the , worst .dyspeptic,
There is nothing better for Gas on
the Stomach or sour odora from the
stomach or to cure atom eh Head
ache, .. ' . :'".' '-.''' s: '. u
Toil couldn't keep a handler or
more useful articles In the house. :
STARCHY
Hlilll
f
V -
Opposite
f
We are showing the
linep.
rage.
Recent productions that are all the
SMALL
. Newest Collars, 25 and 50c.
High Ruching, 25 and 50c. yard.
. targe Barrets, 25 and 50c.
Latest Belts, 25 and 50c
Silvered Purses, 25 and 50c.
Brooches, Pins, Buckles, Horse-shoe Ties,"
i-.GUoves.- , .
MILLINERY
Our force is busy getting out orders. We
have everything that is new in shapes, rib
bons, "bands, feathers, buckles, etc.
DRESS GOODS
The latest shadow stripes in all the new
goods. ..! All the new shades. 50c, 75c,
$1.00, and $1.50 a yard.
Silks, Trimmings, Braids, etc
M
3
Sl PKHIOn COITIT TODAV.
Three Weeks Term for Wake Court
llegins in Nine Other Counties,
Superior court term begins today
in ten counties. Judge Neal begins
a two weeks term here, ! He. is an ch-ei-getfe,
working, jndtte and will 'do
much toward eleming the niueh con
jested docket, the terra is ior thrVe
weeks and much, can b done in this
space of time. -: :"vj '
'Jfl Beaufort, first, 'district. Judp;e
Onion presides. The term Is-for two
weeks, Jude O. H. ' AJlen presides
jln Pamlico, third district,, one week:
Judge Lyon in Sampson, fifth dis
trict, two weeks; , Judge Biggs in ;
Cumberland, seventh -district, twoj
weeks; .Indue Long in Scotland, j
eighth district, one week; Judyej
Jones in 'Guilford, ninth district, two
weeks; Judge Council In Ashe, elev-
euth district, one week; Judge Jus-i
tice ,in Cabarrus, twelfth district, j
two weeks; Judge Peebles in Swain,;
sixteenth district. Civic cases only !
are to be tried in Scotland, Guilford i
and Wake. . '. j
OVK CASK OP I.VTKRESf.
In re Pauline llanunond Phillips, nn
Infant. Argued Today Decision
I.-'' . ,. J-l
' Tomorrow , . ., ... f . ".r
In the superior court today there was
"ly one "'ease, of interest. This, was
' of i 10 PauUne; Hamrnond
Phillips. 'nit Infant. The' case Is one 8ft
censldeiable Interest and i.involves the i
posufsslon Of a HttW gt : . H j
PMuline Phillips Is the granadaughter ;
of Mr. W. W. KowleH. We. ' Fowler, i
IS Ashling for the possession of the
child, who Is now in care W her step-"'
mother, her father :'and mother both j
bebig dead. ; Mr. KoWler has m'nny ;
friends who wish him sucpet'S In the 1
8h ".'or 'nli baby," as he .cAHs the !
L. -Harris and i
W. L. Watson reprenent jMr. JTowler.'1
Argo, Holding and Bunn .represent the
defense.' The case was argued tills ,
morn'ng. The doclsion of the "court
IF
MpSQUITOES
CURED OF THE CITING HABIT
Japatick is suffocating to mosquitoes, but
absolutely liarmless to huin&n beings,
:s" ' .pRiciiio'cETi..,v ' '.
.m:: it
15he
ti
a
Post Office.
latest novelties in all
WEAR
will be announced tomorrow nlornlnjr.
The calendar for today is as follows:
In re Pauline Hammond Phillips, an
infant.: .
D. It. Wilborn, Insanoi by his next
friend, etc;, vs. J. D. Dallentine et
als. ';'
J. H. Mitchell vs. (J. W. Dunston.
A. A..' McDonald, administrator of J.
It. McDonald, vs. Harnett Lumber Co.
".il'itiil Construction . and Develop
m nt i'o. vs. C S. Holigood.
Vn pi till f 'onstruction and Develop
ment 'Co.'. vs.- Amos Dean.
J. I'. Pecb'.eK vs. William Choplin.
Uranli David vs. Ann David,
The following is Tuesday's calendar:
.Inima nvivnlnr nf tilrv TT Rrtl.
jv Yt, yJney yeal.gan et als.
David Henry Harris Vs. John H.
Love and ThoH. 1 Love, Jr.
Eddins & Todd vs. J. Alfonzo Lilcs.
B. B. O'QuInn vs. Raleigh Electric
Co, et als. , . . ."
SOMETHING
NEW IN
WOMEN'S
HATS.
Every day brings new styles in
Siniirt Walking Hats, Chic and
Stylish Dress Hntt Every
. mmlel deheigned with reference
to lMcoiniiigneHN, being preJ
' pared In our own work-rooms,
.. whli'h most women are as ar-l
tlciiliir' abont as tb "style-f ea-
turps. . " . ;
MBS. OWEN,
MISS DENTON,
MILLINERS,
West Hargett Street.
HEATERS; and STOVES
The approach of COLD WEATHER makes
housekeepers look about for the best way
of heating this home:: Call andiexaipineour
Stot;!ifp Stoves
We dan SAVE you MONEY in the purchase
and also in the amount of FUEL:
Royall & Borden Furniture' Go:,
127 Fayettevile St.
A GOLDEN O
' -A
Is . yours in the sale of fine Jewelry here at prices that will suit all
pocket-books.
Dainty designs in Brooches, Pins, and Rinf?s, and the latest
. novelties in. Waist Pins, Huckios, Bracelets, Lorgnette Chains, NecK
laoes and Pendants are shown.
Don't miss this opportunity, von- will be sure to find something
you vvant, for yourself or somebody else.
ti , M A a L. E.tiS' SOUS
U MEED NOT I
0
W
Until you get all the money if you need
rsome things for tire housercome and get"
- it, pay down what you can, and if you
pay the remainder in .installment pay
ments, weekly or 30, 60, or 90 days, it
will not cost you anymore here than
it would most places if you paid SPOT
CASH.
Come in and talk with us. We
are reasonable and want to accommo
date you.
CAPITAL FURNITURE COMPANY,
FAYETTE VILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C. ,
fr
THE TIMES
RENTS ROOMS QUICKLY
You can instantly B live the question, of where to
linil that room you liave Imvii looking for.
. Tlie Tillies AA'iuit A'l. roliiiiins are the clearing
house for just that problem. The very room you arc
looking for, Aniiislied or unfurnished, in the very dis
trict you want, in the sort of a house you like lx'st, is
uniting for you. Every day in The Tinien AVnnt Ad.
columns such rooms are offered. From the suinptuous
i apartment to the modest rooms jnst hljjenonn'' to At -up
tidily all are advertised in The Times.
' . Hr-re at a Klanrea quirk as a flush you have
lliem Jiefore you. v Day by day Ihere am new, ones of ..' .
'.- f.-ml. . '
' Or pi'rhups It's tlie other way. You have a delight-.
fnliroom to rent.' Teur down that bill, tlmt"- disfigure
your house. The' same pi-ople pnitN tlirongh yonr street
every day. They hnvo homes. -The peoplei who- are
liHiklng for rooms read The. "Tlinea. They'ro looking ,
for that rMmi of yours. RememlM-r The Tlines, pHt'ln",? .
your ad. and there the question lMiolved
1 .- " v i "..'' .-.
' Don't forget, you S H'ker fora rooms, that good, '
large, airy rtmms run be had nt us sma&; eost. usually ,'
as dingy, . ill-ventilated ones, and the qoJchewt ? Way (o , v -
find tliem Is to reud the Clnssilled Vitnl Columns Of . V
The Times. '
"New York Cotton. ,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
New York, 'Oct. 28 Cables were dis
appointing and the ginning report was
construed as rather bearish at the
opening of the cotton market. ' Senti
ment, however, was rather bullish and
it .seemed that many traders Were wait
ing for the ginning report to purchase
ootton which caused prices to rally to
Saturday's final prices., ' " i . '
rjpeninirV Oct., 9,08 to 9.10; Dee.". M0
Ut- S.str Ji.!, Ml to .!;" ifi!roh',".CS to
(.t4; May, (.90 to Ml; July, 1.61 to
Raleigh, s:c
P PO RTU N ITY. I
i .t
ftHE .AVAST AllS.
CASTOR IJS
For Infanta and Childxmv
Xti Kind You Kan Aajj BssU-
; Bear the
F'nrture o