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Tit combination !of healthful vegetable ingredients of which S. S. S. is
composed, makes it an especially desirable and effective remedy in the treat
mest of sores and ulcers oi every kind. .. Since an impure condition of the
blood is responsible for the trouble, a medicine that can purify the blood is
the only Hope Of successful cure; and i should be a medicine that not only
cleanses the circulation, but one that at the same time restores the blood to
its normal, rich, nutritive condition. .&. S. S. is iust such a remedy. It is
made entirely of healing, cleansing vegetable properties, extracted from na
ture's roots, herbs and barks of the forest and fields. .. It has long been
recognized as the greatest of all blood purifiers, possessing the qualities
' necessary to remove everv impurity in the blood, When & S. S. has purified
' the circulation, and strengthened and enriched it, sores and ulcers heal read
fly and surely, because they are no longer fed and kept open by a continual
discharge into them of irritating disease-laden matter from the blood. S. S. S.
brings about a healthy condition of the flesh by supplying it with rich,
nourishing blood and makes a permanent arid lasting cure. .Book on Sores
A tTIum nA Mw?iMi1 tafivjf wmAiImI f -sa 4y all wirt u.ntA
JIM'S, VU(4fJ OMU "J MVMiN F-JUk.V lnv w -w
:oteP orotic!, ANDf,ft:AT FATS
Rev. Wythe Leigh Kinsolving Resigns
Prom His Church Because of the.
Fight He Bad Wth His Father-:.!-!
Brother's lMoccsey
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED
TOCR TO
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Havana, Cuba
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Richmond," Va.p Dec. 12 Rev.
j Wythe Leigh Kinsolving, rector of
I Epiphany Episcopal church. Barton
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. j Heights, a suburb of Richmond, and
i brother of Right Rev. George H.
j Kinsolving, bishop of the Episcopal
! diocese of Texas: Rev. Dr. Arthur
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Operate ' Kinsolving, rector of Old St. Paul s
Eat Favorite Food Without
Dread of Stomach Distress
TRIP TO HAVANA, CUBA,
' AND RETURN,
JANUARY 11, 1909,
IN CHARGE OP
' MR. AND MRS. C. H. GATTIS,
RALEIGH. N. C.
j ROUND TRIP
$44.65
AND INCLUDES MEALS AND
. STATEROOM BERTH ON
STEAMER.
LEAVES RALEIGH 5:15 P. M.
The Southern Railway to
t Personally Conducted Tour.
. On.; January ,11 the' Southern Rail
way, will operate a specially conduct
ed excursion to.Cyba, with final limit
of the tickets 6od to January 27.
i The fare from Raleigh will be $44.65
with approximately low rates from
j other stations.' : The tickets are flrst-
class and Include meals and berth
! while on Peninsular and Occidental
j steamship.
I The trip will doubtless be one of
the most attractive ones of the season,
including as it does stop overs at
Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Palm
i Beach and other points south of Jack
sonville. I Mr. W. H. McGlamery, P. & T. A.,
church, Baltimore, and of Bishop Lu-
cian Lee Kinsolving, of southern Bra
zil, resigned his charge today follow
ing a fist fight with his father-in-law,
Rev. Dr. E. H. Pitt, editor-in-chief of
the Religious Herald, the leading
BaDtist publication lu the south. The
encounter occurred in
Nothing will remain undigested or
sour on your stomach If you will take
Diapepsin '' after , your meal. Thlu
powerful digestive and antacid,
though as harmless and pleasant as
candy, will digest and prepare for
assimilation Into the blood all the
food you can eat. .,
Eat what yonr stomach craves,
without the slightest fear of Indiges
tion or that you will be bothered With
SQur risings. Belching, Gas on Stomach,-
Heartburn, Headaches from
stomach, Nausea, Bad Breath, Water
Brash or a feeling like you had swal
lowed a lump .of lewd, or other disa-
ne borne of gfeeable miseries.
Dr. Pitt and followed an alleegedi " y " "om your puarma
charge on his part to the effect that dst a 50-cent case of Pape's Diapep
Klnsolving was suffering from a nerv- sin you could always go to the table
ous disorder. wltb hearty appetite, and, your
Rev. Wythe Leigh Kinsolving,' eals would taste good, because you
famous through his family corinec- would know there would be no Ind l
tlons throughout the south, married 8estIon r Sleepless nights or Head
Miss Amile Laurie Pitt something "e Stomach misery all the next
.on frB'h all Information as tn side twn Voora ,rn Shnrtlv he- ay; ana, OeSiaeS, 'OU WOU1U nui uru
trips from Havana, sight seeing tours. fore the marriage, while the couple laxatives or liver pills to keep your
hotel rates.. etc. This excursion will w.v, r,. Pitt infnrml stomach and Dowels clean and fresh.
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Dea mom uul fa Eplscopai clergyman that his
' whore smmmert me reiens In the midst J r . . . .
naa sunerea
CMisM&s
Is Drawing Nearer.
The great gift-giving day ia fast approaching. The holiday shoppers are
gecting busy, realizing thfti Christmas is 'not. two. weeks;, off. .-....Haven't ?ou de
cided yet what you are going to give i If yoii have not already seen the greatest
display we have ever attempted to caiTy, you should not fail to visit our store.
We can assist you in making your selections. ! ' ; :
Our gifts are those of the serviceable, kind, they are the ones that are ap
preciated the most. Give useful presents and they will be remembered. ,
nTV i t A VTCS TIT riTTTS A 'where summertime reigns m me miasi
OJLA. V UJ1IB iM vwua. of wlnt(,r.
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All arrangements completed for low r Mrs. McRaney's Experience.
hotel rates and side trips in Cuba, and! ' r
: . . ,,, . , . , . , o. i Mrs. M. McRaney, Prentiss, Miss.,
stops .will be made at Jacksonville, St wrUeg. ..r wa8 conflned to my bed
Augustine, Palm Beach, and Miami for months wUh kidney and blad-
. and carriage drives may be taken at aer trouble, and was treated by two
these points. : physicians but failed to get relief. No
An attractive part of the trip human tongue can tell how I suffered.
through Florida is over the Florida and I had given up hope of ever get-
East Coast Railway, Concrete Vlar . "n we uru" 1
Kidney Remedy.
to KNIGHT'S KEY DOCK, where a j jt y duty to tell suffering women
steamer of the P. 4 .0. S. S. Co. is wnat Foley's Kidney Remedy did for
taken to Havana. ' me." King-Crowell Drug Co., Fayette-
: Party will visit many points of in- ville and Hargett streets.
: terest in Cuba, Including Mantanzas,
prospective son-in-law
from some nervous disorder. An in-',
vestigatlon was made at the time,
but Dr Pitt came to the conclusion
that if such had been the case the
young man had entirely recovered. : i
. Some two or three months- ago,
however. It bpcame apparent, accord
ing to Dr. Pitt, that a recurrence of
the malady was imminent.. Not wlsn-
Pape's Dlapepsin can be obtained
from your- druggist, and -contains
more than enough iriangules to thor
oughly cure tae worst dyspeptic.
There is nothing better for Gas on
the Stomach or sou:' odors from the
stomach or to euro a Stomach Head
ache. "
I You couldnt' keep a handier or
more useful article in the house.
up nope oi ever gei- tae malady was imminent.. ioi wisa-,
began taking Foley's lng to huraiUate his son-in-law by a
After taking two bot- pergonaI interview, he wrote to the 1
STATE HOSPITAL COMMISSION.
personal Interview, he wrote to the' :' '. .
elder Mrs. kinsolving, who lives with eelS ana Accepts Du.,.m.
her son, the bishop of Texas, asking :Mett Site K..r Another,
her In regard to the report. In some' The te hospital commission was
way Kinsolving became aware of this In session here yesterday; It ac
correspondence. jcePtefl tne new buildli. at the mm
... . . 1 hnnltal nm! aplorlpri a site for the new
nr. wane miuiux. . Angered at tne lniormaiion re- - -
Cabanas Forts, and through the sugar Rev. Mr. Donne, of Hendsrson. will celved Mr. Kinsolving sought the Pitt "uuuiur . vri.. '"
and tobacco plantations and will re- preach at the First Baptist church to- home for an explanation. Dr. Plttsoon' , .h moBt,ns
turn about January 2 2d. Those who morrow, at both services. Mr. Doane was not there and was telephoned ror. Tliere were present at tne meeting
do not wish to return with the party comes over from the Convention at When he arrived he admitted that he the J0? ,!n t'nar,e8 '
can leave Havana as late as January Wilson to preach for Dr. Tyree. was unduly excited, and upon hearing Wre'w nf tr ,1 in t h
ot -lona I hia ann-ln-ln w rtpmann lor tne name "--"" jv.....-, ..
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' For details, write at once to tb.e, S. A. E.'s Meet.
undersigned, as the party win be The Raleigh Alumni Association of
Oaunalav. Gulnes. Morro Castle, and , lane Lominjj
limited account of lack of accommo
dations on steamer.
. it'&C.H.QATHS,
T. P. A., Raleigh, X. C.
PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOUR.
1 -Southern Railway announces ex
tremely low round-trip rates to Ha- an annual banquet during the first
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity held
an enjoyable supper last evening :n
one of the private, dining-rooms of
Glersch's cafe. This association was
organized less than a year ago, but
possesses a strong memoersnip and
holds its meetings bi-monthly, with
of the clergyman who had been the Weddington, of Charlotte: Mr. W. A
J Our store is generally the first stop for the ClirifHmas shoppers, and you
S should not fail to come inwhile out on a shopping expedition.
In Cut Glass. In Decorated China,
The truest work of America's . . Our showing has never been
foremost Glass Cutters Is shown. equaled. The variety is stupend- ,.
Bright Sparkling Glass that will ' ous and the very best selections ;
please the eye and make most ap- ' are being shown at very attract-
propriate gifts. ive prices.
Pictures and Bric-a-Brac and
Picture Frames. Art Novelties.
A grand display ror the lovers In this department there are so
of the true Art.; If you have the mauy suggestions that we could
picture bring it to us, where It will make. , Instead, we want you to
toe framed under the supervision n0me and review our mammoth
of expert workmen in this line. , ,
We have frames suitable for any showing. Here you can conceive
picture. many Ideas.
original informant,'ordered him from
the house. Kinsolving refused to go.
Pitt then threatened to call an officer
and have him arrested.- Sflll Kin
solving refused, to go. He was led
to the door by Pitt, where the fight
took place. Blows were exchanged,
Edwin, of West Durham; Mr.
Aydlette, of Elizabeth City.
E. F.
vans, Cuba, tickets to be sold Jann
ary 11, 1909, final limit good to leave
Havana not later than January 27,
1909, The following fares will apply
from stations named: ;
Raleigh . . ... $44.65
- Durham . , . ... $46.00 :
. Henderson . . . . . $46.00
" Oxford .... . . . $46.00
Approximately low rates from other :
stations. These tickets are first-class
and Include meals and berth while on
Peninsular and Occidental Steamers.
Stop-overs will be allowed on going
trip at Jacksonville, St. Augustine,1
Palm Beach, and other points south
of Jacksonville. : Special representa
tive will be in charge and personally
conduct this party. Further informa
tion as to tour, side-trips from Ha
vana, sight-seeing tours, hotel rates,
etc., can be had upon application to
R. L. Vernon, T. P. A., Charlotte, N.
C; W, H. McGlamery, P. 4 T. A.,
Raleigh, N. C; R. H. DeButts, P. 4
T. A., Greensboro, N. C.
week in January.
. Much enthusiasm and interest was
displayed at the Btipper last night by
the members of the association, wno
are as follows: -
A. B. Andrews, Jr., G. H. Andrews,
J. H. Andrews, W. J. Andrews, R. D.
W, Connor, Albert L. Cox, Francis
Cox, Claudius Dockery, Capt. J. M.
Fleming, Dr. B. W. Kllgore, W. H.
Pace, Dr. C. A. Shore. O. C. Thomp
son, Dr. Jos. Kilgore, and Gaston
Meyers. ;
Marked for Death.
"Three years ago I was marked for
death. A graveyard cough was tearing
my lungs to pieces. Doctor's failed to
help me, and hope had fled, when my
husband cot Dr. Ktng's New Discov
ery," says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bac,
Ky. "The first does helped me and
Improvement kept on until I had gain
ed 68 pounds in weight and my health
was fully . restored." This med clne
holds the world's healing record for
50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
This Is Worth Reading.
Leo F.IZelinski, of 68 Gibson St.,
Buffalo, N. Y., says: "I cured the most
annoying' cold sore I ever had, with
TItinlrlpn'W A pnipft ' Snlve T fmnlled this
as a result of which Kinsolving car- gye once a daj for two days, when
rled away a scar over his eye. He every trace of the sore was gone."
was, however, finally ejected.; (Heals all sores. . Sold under guarantee
The father-in-law now regrets his at all druggists. 25c.
action In allowing his temper to get ''
the better of him. Kinsolving has re- P ERECTORS MEET,
signed his church and will' leave, ; "
with his wife, for the far south, pre- Reports of Officials of State Hospital
sumably to some charge In the dio
cese of his brother la Texas.
BLOCKADERS CAUGHT.
Deputies Merritt and Poole Capture
Three Men and An Outfit. .
Deputy United States Marshalls
Pool and Merritt seized and destroyed
an illicit still three miles north of
Moncure yesterday evening. Three
men were captured. ' These were F.
M. Halthcock, Condory Windham,
white men, and Albert Lawrence, coi- . "
6red. " They are now In the county' Foley's Orlno Laxative cures chron'o
constipation and stimulates the liver,
.'. .. aaa ..iinna K,. . Orlno regulates the bowels so the will
About 600 gal on. of beer and a act naturalIy and y d0 rfot have t0
small quantity of blockode whisiiey itake purgatlves bontlnuously.-Klng-
were seized. The outfit was de- crowell Drug Co., J"aysttevlile and
stroyed. '- ' I Hargett streets. . ' -v
Submitted to the Board.
The directors of the state hospital
met yesterday and transacted routine
business. The reports of officers were
submitted to the directors and ap
proved. ; "':
There was in attendance at the
meeting Mr. John W. Thompson, of
Raleigh, chairman; Dr. R. H. Stan
cill, of Margarettvllle: ' Dr. J. D.
Biggs, of Loulsburg: Mr. Edward
Smith, of Godwin, and Mr. S. O. MIC
dleton, of HallsviUe.
WEJWERS &imMf
Raleigh, N. C.
J Fayetteville St. Art Store,
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Baptists Urge mission Spirit
(Continued from First Page.)
olutlon relative to the life and serv
ice" of Dr. Jordan and a me tribute
was; paid to hft blameless life. A
purse of $28 was raised as a Christ
mas present with which to buy oran
ges, of which Dr. Jordan has a great
fondness.
Mr. Ed. Harris was then called,
who took the floor as a layman, and
read a resolution In which he called
upon the various churches to see that
their pastors received better pay.
Most enthusiastic speeches were
made. . .
Mr. Beach, of Dtlway school, Intro
duced a resolution as to whether tne
Baptist convention should organize
and maintain secondary ' Baptist
schools, and this led to a very spir
ited discussion In which 15 or 20
j made vigorous talks, pro and con.
I Mr. Beach was followed by Mr. Beau,
of Leaksville, who spoke on the same
j subject.
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The benediction was pronounced by
Dr. Hufhani, after which the conven
tion was declared adjourned. :
The convention adjourned today to
meet at Wadesboro next year.
Betting Not s Felony,
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Frankfort, Ky., Dec. 12 The supreme
court of Kentucky, In an opinion by
Justice LaSBlng, holds that betting or
wagering on a horse race is not punish
able under the felony laws of the
state. '.''
NEW ROCKEFELLER GIFT.
Will Devote $50,000,000 to Education
In the Orient.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Chicago, Dec. 12 According to a
professor of the Unlversty of Chicago,
John D. Rockefeller will devote $50,
000, 000 to the promotion of education
In Oriental countries. Mr. Rockefell
er Is only awaiting the reports of
rof. Ernest Burton and Prof. Thomas
Chamberlain.
Prof. Burton is -now In India and
Prof, Chamberlain will start to China
next month. President Judson, of the
University, refused to confirm the re
port.,'..' :, " .
TURK DEFEATS BEELL.
Terrible in Action as Well at by
' Name Beell Had No Chance.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Chicago, Dec. 12 YouxsHT Mahomout,
the "Terrible Turk," demonstrated that
he, was terrible In artlcn as well as
name by defeating Fred Beell In
straight falls last night in the Interna
tional Wrestling Show, at the new
Seventh Regiment Armory. At no
time in -the entire match did the mus
cular little , Wisconsin wrertler have
a chance with the giant from over
the Balkans. Mahomout, with thirty
pounds In weight, proved too strong
for Beelt.
Fultz to Coach Naval Academy.
; (By Leased Wire to The Times)
Annapolis, Md., Dec. 12 Dave Full
has accepted the terms of the naval
academy to coach the baseball, squad
another season. ;o
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now. ..',
Oar stock Is full of pretty
things. Prices are normal.
Yon get a large choice ' of
patterns. All desirable gifts'.
HOME ONE ELSE'S SISTER,
We have the suitable gift, '
and you're liable to be some
; oi4 else's brotlier If you take '
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Many suggestions can be offered here to those who are desirous of giving useful
gifts. Presents in Jewelry and Novelties, are always very desirable. Our display
for the Holidays eclipse all exhibitions we have h heretbfore-;
JEWELEY, SELVEKWAEE AMD , WATCHES AEE IEME
To be seen and you should not delay another day in making your selections for Xmas
presents. Gifts for. the old and Gifts for the Young, in fact, anything you want.
Be sure that you visit our store before buying yourXtiristmas Presenk
' YOU KNOW THE GIRL,
We know what Jewelry she'll
like. . Let u pat oar heads
together. It may be the
' means of drawing two hearts
together. , '' "
DON'T FORGET
our "mail order department. .
"You can put as much confi
dence in your mall orders as
If you were here to do the
shopping yoawelf . -
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