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PAGE TWO THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH. N. a pup Inllyllivi. m TME (n) lolls BIOOl j.,r:?r,!f'"s cored ai home by Miuy niirsTS arf at diatfiy. NEW IBSnaPTinu UFTiinn iWfllll UUlulu flllt rtl TI!L MECKLENBURH It has been learned from the gen-1 : tleman who is compiling the taxes for j oZvliT 'S JS" i-iy. county, that over one-seventh or "" i win tell yoo how to cure yourself at ' the citizens of this, county own real j d.TAZ urXVfZt coiaic 10 me vauie or ? r.uuu or more. inai. with rerereuem rrnui 54 This rpmarknhlo .hnn'in. ..la Pitt : "H7" 'orallty a t ( , tOTinnnpnt ..nr.. i i your requested. Immediate re- county In a class by herself. Man Who Deserts His People Kor New When the blood is pure and healthy the skin will be soft, smooth F'..is causes (Vmmoti,.... and free from all eruptions or disease but when the circulation becomes ; wadSK? MaJh iYour co, infected with any unhealthy humor the effect is shown by eruptions, respondent, while walking the streets .pimples, boils, or some more definitely marked skin disorder, such as r the town today, heard a commo Eczema, Acne, Jetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, etc. uoon about a biocu away, and trail Humors Set Into the blood. USUallv because of an innr-fivA nr cl., inS the scent of the noise to its gish condition of those members whose duty it is to collect and carry off the waste matter and refuse of the system. This unhealthy matter is left to sour and ferment and be absorbed into the blood, and awn mc wreuiauou Becomes mieu wun an acria, irritating humor. money, but tell others of this offer. today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P, Daine, lnd. Writ) Notre NEWSY BITS OF NEWS FROM NEWSY WILSON (Special to The times'.) Wilson, March 13. Joe Nnto M:irlov, The blOOd then, instead Of performing itS natural dutV Of nniiriqhino had always tried his best to hinder l','1'""8' whlsXey. was . .., . ... . - . . " .i i .u.i- a .u. "y aiiemooii. Air. t w stun, reguianng us rcmperaiure ana preserving its uniform " ' L-omin Jhniow Tot iiz year I wn severely troubled with Eczema, locate principally on the thin boggafe caused by a humor in the blood. The trouble would ap pear in the form of small yellow blisters, oharaoterized by itching-, etc. I tried sarsaparillas, so-called blood purifiers, salves, ointments, lotions and treatment under a local physi cian, but nothing did me any rood. Becoming-discouraged I left off all this treatment, and seeing? S. S. S. advertised one day I decided to try it, and afte r taking- it a short while the humor was driven from my blood and I was completely and permanently cured. Some even months have elapsed sinoe I was cured and have had no indioatios of a return of the disease. 0. C. KECK. 404 Freedom St., Alliance, O. softness, pliability and healthful ness, irritates and diseases the delicate tissues and fibers around ihe pores and glands and produces some of the various forms of skin eruption or disease. The cause of all skin affections can be traced to some kind of hu mor in the blood. Healthy cuticles are only possible where the circu lation is pure; and therefore the cure of any skin disease can only jcome from a thorough cleansing of this vital fluid. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., cannot cure. True such treatment relieves some of the itching and discomfort, helps to reduce inflammation, and aids in keeping the affected parts clean, but it does not reach the blood, where the real cause is located, and at best can be only palliative and soothing. S. S. S. cures skin diseases of every character and kind because it purifies and cleanses the blood. It goes down into the circulation and removes the humors that are causing the trouble, builds up the weak, acrid blood, and completely cures Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Salt Kneum, pimples, boils, and all other skin diseases and affections band had said something to him and source, found that a band of Assyr ians were about to mob another band, uiid asking the trouble, was told that one of their band on coining to this ; white, who was arrest -il a few day. country, had deserted them and since -. upon : a capias .charged with re- released yester- Hfternoou, Mr. H. V. l;umn bo- me; v for his ap- ptaranee ;it the kvii-m1 ,-,.tn-t in he did not understand it, but one of , Hr. t,,c bond was ,tlktM1 bv ,, s; his friends, a white man, had told i ommissioner A. H. lfoykin,' and was him that he had called him a righting 'in the sum of one hundred' dollars.' word and they went together, aud tiicj ollie Slater, the younjr man .who was scrap concluded in sending Mase ' cliawd with the burning or a barn Abernathy 'to the doctor with several in "u' .Stiintonsbunr section, and in lieu til a . noiiil of f.itv lor Ins appear ance before the May ti'i ni. of the supe rior court, confined in .tin' Wilson toun ty jail. was. released yeslerdny. his brother.- eoming to this city from ukIii to his aid and ii''isitiiis with sheriff the amount of his bond in minor ' bruises and cuts, and John Nash took leg bail. Abernathy was the one who ac costed Nash about his ways, and also the one who ended in .the doc- ti. ; tor shop. . th it seems that Nash joined the lower class of white people, and when the others wanted to go. -with these they were not allowed, and they ac- I cused Nash of telling the whites things on them that were not true. Mr. Joe Gulledge and Pearl Mar tin have cast their fortune in the stae .'of. Oklahoma,', leaving here Monday lor that purpose. Special Tax Election. Wilmington, March 13. Although the County Board of Education has devised a means of using the reve nues accruing since January to the credit of the fund, so that the city schools will be continued .for' the full I term of eight -mouths, the board is S. S. S. is made entirely of roots and herbs, a safe vegetable remedy ! now confronted with the tact that a When SSS has s'eclal lax eiecuon must oe neur ue- i iween now ana me iau lerm in oruer ; to provide for the continuance of the schools after that time. PURELY VEGETABLE driven the humors from the blood, and t cooled and purified the acid-heated circulation, every symptom passes away, the skin is again nourished with rich, healthful blood, Siler City on the Iloom. Siler City, March 13. The of paving and macadamizing streets and sidewalks of our town, which was discontinued during the' and ! winter months on account of the ex-! disease-tortured skins. S. S. S. cures Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, Nettle Rash, and all other troubles due to a humor-laden blood. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free to all who write. S. S. S. is for sale at all drug Stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA. rnmfnrt i o-iven in eeeuiugiy inclement weather, win u STATE NEWS. -j Still Destroyed. AsheviUe, March 12. One of the largest copper stills ever captured in this part of the country, five hundred gallons of beer aud a barrel of whis key were captured by a party of rev enue officers who have just returned to the city from a raid near Gilky station, In McDowell county. The officers had received informa tion that the occupant of a house was selling whiskey and armed with a search warrant went through his house, finding a barrel of whiskey, several empty barrels and a quanti ty of empty bottles. One of the men Tried to Fix Juror. Elizabeth ..City, March 1 8. J. II. Pastertield, a local blacksmith, was fined $50 and costs for trying to fix a juror in the celebrated Hooper, arson case. School Children Clean Streets. : Charlotte, N. C, March 13.-Old Sol had scarcely peeped up over the eastern horizon yesterday morning when between two and three thou sand school boys and girls in every street and in every alleyway inside the incorporate limits of the city were working like bees in summer time went for a wagon to haul away the 1 gathering up piles of trash, tin cans, whiskey while the other remained to old shoes, loose pieces of paper, watch the stuff and demolish the empty barrels and bottles. Hig suspicions were aroused when he chanced to notice a partly conced ed opening in the kitchen floor, which he proceeded to investigate, despite the protests of the lady of the house. He found that there was sticks, brickbats, bones from former beafsteaks, bits of broken glass, old medicine bottles, fractured crockery ware and every imaginable thing that detracts from the neat appearance of a front or back yard. . The piles of promiscuous trash rose like earthworks, four, live and six large excavation under the floor j feet high along the streets in front and in this a complete still. There were five hundred gallons of beer in the excavation. This was destroyed, also the cap and fermenters, but the coppor still was brought to the city. Horne Remanded to Jail. Wadesboro, N. C, March 13. Al though he claims that he was not shooting at Fairley Moore, Hugh Horne was arrested yesterday after noon and placed in jail here last night. The officers expected trouble when they attempted to make the arrest, and they secured a posse of Home's friends to accompany them to his home. But to the surprise of all, Horne made no resistance what ever. On being taken before Justice Baucom, Horne was remanded to jail to await the result of Moore's inju ries. ':. Moore, whose left lung was perfor ated . by the bullet. Is In a critical condition. He is confident of having had no difficulty with Horne, and the attack was a great surprise. This is not Home's first use of a firearm. At Polkton several years ago, he shot a man. This time, how ever, be came to the . rescue of a friend, who was In a difficulty, or nouses scattered over the town and many streets were bordered by heaps of trash that extended for blocks up and down the highway, like earthworks raised by a besieging army to protect Itself from the bul lets of the attacked. It was miraculous how those trash piles sprung into being and grew. A wagon starting at one end of a block, could not reach the next corner be fore the busy youngsters were welling for more wagons to carry their trash away and the sanitary rorce realized early in the day that it was up against a proposition that would tax it to the utmost. The interest of the school children was aroused by cash prizes, amount ing to $50, to be awarded to the children having the largest piles. The movement was started by the Civic Department of the Women's Club, and the result are wonderful. Old Charlotte looks clean once again. Progressive Greenville. Greenville, N. C, March 13. Greenville Is to have, at an early date, a municipal building, which win contain offices for the mayor, other city officials and quarters for the fire department. This was decided upon resumed in a few days, and the work will he pushed to completion. With paved sidewalks and macadamized streets. Siler City will rival any of the smaller towns of the State. There is Considerable talk about installing water works and an electric lighting plant, but as yet no definite steps have been taken; It is safe to say, however, that it will not be very long before the old town will continue her progressive movement by installing water works and electric lights. e.ish. Tie' tournament at th" rink last r.ifjit, piven by the -'ladies of Hie flau tist church, was a- gcnonil success.. Mr. K. H. Anderson, who is 'inspecting--the (lues of all the houses in this city, at the instance of insurance t'oni missloner Young, has n limit completed his work. The report to be made by .Mr. Anderson will -he very -favorable, as he has. found so far hut few defect ive flues. The Wilson 'Light .-'Infantry will be inspected this, evening-by ("apt. -A, H. Hnguet. 17th Cavalry I', S. A., and Capl, :. A. Mtftts. adjutant tif the .serond regiment. It is.- probable that Col. II. ('. Hragaw and "'apt. J. N. 1'earee. of the seeoud H'cinient North Carolina National (liiaid. anil Major T. S. Vaee. of the second battalion sec ond regiment 'North 'Carolina National (luard. will also be on baud. The Wil son Light Infantry is in tine shape, and numbers about 4:i strong; .Mr, II. H. Murray, who was recently eleeied .'-':' captain. . entered upon his duties i Thursday night. :. ! It is reported that Rocky Mount has work employed un official, scorer. This Is t;je. not a bail idea and it may be followed by other teams In the lc igsio. . Packed bouses have greeted the Vernon Stock tympany, every night this. week. Their best., production, -.so far, Was "Caniille" lasi night. How can any person risk taking some unknown cough remedy when Foley's Honey and Tar costs them no more? It is a safe-remedy, contains no j harmful drugs, and cures the most ob I stinate coughs and colds. Why expert iment with your health? Insist upon having the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar. King-Croweli Drug, Co., comer Fayetteville and Ilargett streets. Iate of .Meetiny; Changed. The department' of agriculture was informed by wire this .'morning that the time of meeting of the Catawba Dairy and Live-stock Association had been changed lrom April 6 to April 9. Do You Want the Gold from 8 Million Tons of Gold -Bearing Quartz? It is ready for you in Mexico, in Ihe richest gold-bearing fields in the world, excepting, perhaps. South Africa, It is described as "THK WORLD'S- TRKASl'RE Hi it's K." We own the great 'fields but without modern machinery and development th'J treasure is lock ed up. . So the PKMOXSTKATION TOl'U KXDKD. Dr. llutler Returns to the City After ai Tour of Western Carolina. Dr. J. S. Butler returned last night from an extended tour of the western part of the state and part of Virginia, in the interest of The Progressive Farmer. Dr. Butler accompanied the agricultural demonstration train con ducted under the auspices of the land and industrial department of the Southern Hallway Company, and the North Carolina department of agri culture. He reports large crowds in attend ance everywhere and. much interest manifested by the farmers. Good speakers from the United States de partment of agriculture and from the North Carolina department of garlculture accompanied the train. n 1 f HBIAUA Atmiltl M .1 A t Locative Promo Qmnine vftv CMCoMtaOMlay, Crista 3 Dayi on vwy Mexican United Mining Co with stock registered by the Union Trust Company offers you the piortunity of sharing in the absolutely sure, wondrously profitable results of QARRYING THIS ore, MILLINU IT and TCRNINO IT JNTO IICL-LION. It costs $.r0 a ton to quarry and treat, and nil alsve this is clear profit. There Is plenty of water and fuel at hand; labor is cheap and plentiful. We have 2,000 ft. of working shafts, drifts and tun nels. This isn't a prospect. THKRR IS RICH SHIPPING ORE IN SIGHT. IT isn't a speculation It's on Investment that mining experts say positively will pay the prin cipal over and over again and THEY'RU BUTINU STOCK TIIKMPELVBS. Send today for testimonials of experts and the attractive. Inter esting and profitable booklet, "THE WORLD'S TREASURE HOUSE." It should be read by all Investors. It tells how $l,0t0 made a million; how $100 made a fortune. We have a limited Rup ply THERE IS JUST ONE FOR YOU. Thin Is the opportunity men seek but seldom find. Mexican United Mining Co 1022 Wltherspoon Building, Philadelphia, V. 8. A. Kills Would-Bo Slayer, A merciless murderer Is Appendicitis with many victims. But Dr. King's New Life Pills kill It by prevention. Then gently stimulate Btomach, liver and bowels, preventing the clogging that invites appendicitis, curing Con stipation, Biliousness, Chills, Malaria, Headache and Indigestion. 25c. at all druggists. The Mecklenburg Hotel, Chase City. Va., March 13. The Mecklenburg is rapidly assuming a mid-season aspect, as guests are arriving In increasing numbers dally, and, the crowd is grat ifyingly large. .Returning northern tourists from the far-south are stop ping by for the benefit of the waters, and the enjoyment of the hospitable comforts of the hotel. The social life has been enlivened the past week by many delightful in formal parties, and the enjoyment of every one seems complete. Notable among the most charming of the en tertainments was a progressive bridge party given by Mrs. Samuel H. Fere bee, of Norfolk, to Miss Helen Cren shaw, of Louisburg, N. C. Delicious refreshments were served, ''be bridge scores were close and .'exciting. Airs. W. P. Whitakcr winning the ladles' pi inc. and Mr. W. D, Norvell scoring the Inrgest number df points among the. gentlemen. Miss Constable, of Richmond, received the consolation, and Miss Crenshaw was presented with a prize, as guest of honor. . j Mr. and Mrs. Harry St. George Tuck er, of Lexington. Va., arrived. . Wed-j in'sday. for an indefinite stay. Mr. ami Mrs. J. Harper . Smith, of Somerville. N. .1.. accompanied by Mrs. ; 11. A. Smith and Miss 'Vincent, of Soin-i erville., and Miss Taylor, of Last "range, N. .1:, have arrived for an ex tended star. . Mr. aud Mrs. A. H. Savage, of New , York, are here. . j Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carr, of Durham. and little son arrived this week. ! Miss Mary L Tucker, of Danville; came In this week for an .extended stay.'; Mrs. ' W. D. Thomas and little son, of Richmond, arrived Wednesday. Captain Nathan O'Berry. of Golds boro, N. C. returned to the JJcklen burg Wednesday. i Mr. II. S.D i vie, of Norfolk, is here.' Mr. George K. Jones, of Uichmond. spent Sunday with .Mrs. Jones, who is here for the season. Miss Stella Si rass. of. o:itt"k.', ar- rived I bis week. Among those who arrived the past week are T. W. Winston. Oxford, N. ! C.J- T. B. Bullock, Ilenileiron.. N. C. ; (.!,:' R. Jones. Clarksville. Va.: II. L, Clark and P. W. Woolen, Petersburg; W. L. Kigelow, Crowe, Va.: R. M. Taylor and B. Swayue. Richmond. 1. J. Duceberry, Philadelphia : o. H. Kee tanus, Pittsburg, Pa.:, 1!. C. Holland, Guthrie, Oklahoma: T. J. Haley. Dhlo; G. A. Kppes, Blaekstohe, Va.; T. H. Anderson, (Jrecnsboro: R. L. Wat kins. W, S. -'BnrneS. II. C; Johnston, and .1. . Finch. Richmond: S. M. Donald. Staunton. Va. : H. W. Tucker, Danville: T. H. Stith. North Carolina: J. A. Reynolds, Danville; J. W. Brew er and R, Roseubush, Baltimore; C. W. Sanford, North Carolina P. R. Epes, Norfolk. -'. ' Near Death In Big Pond. It was a thrilling experience to Mrs. Ida Soper to face death. "For years a severe lung trouble gave me intense suffering," she writes, "and several times nearly caused my death. AH remedies failed, and doctors said I was incurable, Then Dr. King's New Dis covery brought quick relief and a cure so permanent that I have not been troubled in twenty years," Mrs. Soper lives in Big Pond, Pa. It works won ders in Coughs, colds. Sore Lungs, Hemorrhages. Larippe, Whooping Cough and all Bronchial affections. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists. BI TTF H-M K I XG CONTEST. Professors Conover and Mlchels Are the Judges. An interesting contest is now un der way in the dairy department of the slate department of agriculture. Prizes of $25, $20, $15, $10, and $5 have been offered to the dairyman having five cows or more, who makes butter scoring the highest for one year, beginning with this month. Samples of one pound each are to be sent to the department monthly. The first samples arrived today, To date there have been forty-two entries. Much Interest is being taken In the contest by the dairymen of the state. Prof. John Mlchels, of the A. & M. College, and Prof. J. A. Conover are judges of contest. 8 Mr. R. B. Larh Is visiting his Uls ter, Mrs. Nellie Thompson, and brother-in-law, Mr. Arthur Arlington at Jonesboro. 1 CASTOR I A Por Infant and ChSdrou, Th Kind You Haw Always Sought Bears th ftigntwof FAMOUS PIANIST COJIIXO, Will Be the Attraction at the B. V. W. SMII. Raleigh is to have 'the opportunity of hearing one of the most famous pianists on the American concert plat form on Thursday evening. March 18, when Augusta Cottlow will be at the Baptist University. Miss Cottlow Is one of the greatest of the American pianists of the present time and has an international reputation as one of the really big artists, regardless of her sex. Last year sho was engaged its the soloist at the Worcester festival and made one of the most sensational sue cessps of her career. She also played at Oberliu, one of the largest schools of music in the middle west, and was at once re-engaged for a return date the Bame season, an unprecedented occurrence there. Tickets will go on sale at Klng Crowell'8 drug store Monday morn ing at $1.00 each, the eight rear rows at 50 cents. KING'S Business College lucoi'iMH-atl. Cor. I ayetteville and Davie Streets, , Balcigli, X. C. CAI'lTAL STOCK - $ 10,0(M) SPECIAL SPRING OFFER To give vou nn opp u'tunitv to enter the JjAKO EST and BEST business' college in tlio Smitli NOW, instead of waiting for onr usual Sunn nor Mate, we have decided to make a j . Special Offer, Beginning Monday, March 1 5th, and Lasting During this time Ave will issue unlimited schol arships in all departmeiiis' at greatly reduced rales. Railroad fare paid."-'"Positions guaranteed. Write at once for. the Special Spring Offer. If you enroll at King's Business College, you will lie a student in the largest and best .'equipped "Business" College in the State and one of the largest in the South. We have a daily attendance of over 2"0 students. Our special rate saves you nioiiev. Write today for full infor mation. llNCOnrOrMTHQ) CORNER FAYETTEVILLE AND DAVIE STREETS. RALEIGH, N. C. 5??: We will shin vou Fresh Beer Direct from Brewerv in four and six dozen crates and 1 0 dozen barrels. You buy direct from Brewers when you order from us hence the best quality at lowest prices. Orders filled day received. Remit with order; registered letter, P. O. or express money order. F. O, B. Portsmouth. BEERS. 4 doi. 6 tine. 10 doz. Bronco Export. $3.60 $5.40 $9.00 Virginia Pale, 3.60 5.40 9.00 Exposition, 3.60 5.40 9.00 Thrte Been rr made at the Consumers - Bnicew (ccntrcllrd by ui) and are abfolulrly pure and nutritious producb at the South a i ""WCT ""dc irom the beat Hops, w mm. TEMPERANCE BEVERAGES. 4 doz. 6 doz. 10 doz. Rheinbrau. $3.60 $5.40 $9.00 Seaside, 3.60 5.40 9.00 THne two tempera nc beveragea are highly nutritious.. . A rebate of 25 cents per dozen allowed on all bottles returned. Express Charges Prepaid on Following Whiskies: Family Cora Whiskey, . . . . 4 qU., $4.00, 12qU,$ll.00 Special Cora Whiskey, . ... 4 qts.. 3.00, 12 qts, 8.50 Comfort Rye, .. . . . . . , 4 qts., 300, 12 qts., 8.50 Manor 100 Proof Rye, . . . . 4 qU., 5.00. 12 qts.. 13.50 Empire Rye, ... . $1.50 per gal., express collect. Mission Cora, ... . $1.50 per gal., express collect. SEND ALL ORDERS DIRECT TO J&E.MAKtMY PORTSMOUTH.VA. IT nomphreys' Sevcnf y-Seveik breaks np Colds and If You Have Aching 136nes, Fever, Sneezing and 'Blues' You Have the Grip. With aching bones, fevered bodies, sneezing and depressed mentality, thousands are In the grasp of the, Grip. " If you -will keep "Seventy-seven" bandy. (It fits the vest pocket) and take it promptly, you will not have to lay up, but can keep about your busi ness, this appeals to busy people. At Druggists ( 25 cents or mailed. Humphreys' Homeo, Medicine Ctt., Cor. William and Ann Streets, New York. . . -' ' - . I should be made up with plenty of snap and style. We are now prepared to make you a Suit of Style and individuality. Mr. Geer, our new cutter, has arrived from New York City, where he devoted his entire time and attention to clothes for the most discrimi- v nating dresser. Our new quarters allow us to have a larger display of Woolens domestic and imported. We make every garment in our own work-room, giving you a try-on and per fect fit before the Suit is delivered. Bridgcrs Tailoring Co. ISO FAYKTTKVHXE 8TUEKT, . . . . RALEIGH, N. C. L. R, WYATT, Socretary and Treasurer. JOHN E. BKIDGERS, Pres. EDGAR L. BRIDGERS, Vke-l'rcs. 11
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