LEADING BANK PRESIDENT
VISITS THE GREAT ANDES
Enormous Sales and Scores of Remarkable
Cures Attracting Attention Throughout
Entire North Carolina.
Celebrated Advertiser Will Leave Bobbitt-Wynne's
Drug Store in Next Few Days.
Among tlie hundreds of prominent
citizens of the Old North State who
visited The (J rent Andes, advertiser
and lecturer, at his headquarters In
the Bobbin-Wynne Pharmacy last
week was Mr. V. H. .Harward. one
of the leading citizens of the stale
and a man of prominence in Apex.
Wake county, where his main busi
ness interests are centered.
Mr. Harward, who is enterprising
and progressive, has been sintering
from catarrh for several years and
came to Raleigh solelv, it is under
stood, to purchase Andes' Great Pre
scription for his trouble. His skepti
cism about proprietary medicines was
removed by the countless stories told
of the remarkable cures accomplished
by the jusllv-celeln aled Andes' medi
cines. Mr. Harward, in addition to being
president of the Merchants' and Far
mers' Rank, the leading financial In
stitution of Apex, is a member of the
drug firm of A, V. liaucom & Co., of
which Mr. A. V. liaucom is active
manager, and is also actively in con
trol of the large mercantile, concern
known as Harwards .Department
Store, in Apex.
Following the visit of Mr. llarward
to The Great Andes in Kaleigh the
Baucom Drug Co., of Aucx, purchased
a large quantity of both Andes' Great
Prescription and Andes' Great Oil. be
ing given the exclusive agency of
those preparations for that Immediate
section. Already 'numerous cases of
stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
trouble have been cured in that
neighborhood and numerous sales are
being reported among those aware of
the superb curative qualities of the
remedies.
This week has been, so far, the
Sail ford School Closes.
(Special to The Times I
-San ford. May 5 The Santord grad
ed school has just closed a verv suc
cessful year. The .sermon was
preached Sunday morning by Rev.
R. J. Heattie, of the Presbyterian
church.' Class exercises were had
Monday night, after which a recep
tion was given the graduating class
by the pupils of the ninth grade.
Tuesday night the graduating class
delivered their addresses and essays
which were intermingled with de
iligbtlul music bv Miss Ferguson's
music class, then itibles and diplomas
were delivered the graduating class,
which consisted of one young man
and five young ladies. This was tul
lowed by an address bv Prof. K. ('.
Brooks, of Trinity College, which was
full of interest and much enjoveil by
all present. Professor Brooks com
plimented our school and its work, of
which our people are justly .proud.".
Copyright 1909
The Houv of Kuppcohdnwr
Chicago
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Knowing that your clothes arc just right 'adds
much to your pleasure these Hpring days.
That easy swing and grace, so important in this
Spring's style, you'll find perfected to a 'limit's heel
in our Clothing. A well-made stylish garment, $10.
Better ones at $12.50 and $15.00.
J. R0SENGARTEN CO.,
RALEIGH. N. C.
most successful of any in The Great
Andes' work, the sales, the interest,
the cures, the advertising, having
been larger, more interesting, more
valuable, than ever expected. The
campaign in this state, which is
spreading like wild-lire throughout
its farthest confines, has been unsur
passed even bv larger and more popu
lous districts and the announcement
that both a mail order and a 'Whole
sale department had been installed
by the Andes' company, in Raleigh,
to meet the tremendous demand for
the famous medicines, has met with
unqualified approval.
The mail order department has
been installed at the liobbitt-Wynne
Drug Co., where The Great Andes
makes his headquarters, and all or
ders, all inquiries, all letters, are
given prompt attention. . A copy of
the booklet. "Health and Happiness",
is mulled everv one on request.
The wholesale department, will he
located with the W. H. King Drug
Co., of Raleigh, and all druggists and
dealers desiring a supply, of Andes'
medicines to meet the demands of
their trade may secure same through
this concern.
The following facts relate another
remarkable cure accomplished in
Raleigh:
Mrs. Frank AY. Pralher. of 25 llavti
street, said she and her husband
were living in New York City when
she look ill with stomach trouble and
weakness. She had suffered severely
for three monihs when her mother
sent her a circular telling of Andes
Great Prescription. She sent to the
laboratory of The Great Andes: pur
chased three bottles of the prescrip
tion: used them and was entirely
cured.
Kleclioii at Sanford.
(Special to The Times)
Santord, May 5 The municipal
election here passed off with a light
vote tor the nominees of the citizen's
primarv. there being only one tiscket
out.
The ticket was as follows:
Mayor--T. T. Chisholm.
Aldermen 1st ward, C. H. Smith'
and W. H. Kelts: 2d ward, D. F.
Grace and ,1. R. Kelly; I'd ward. Rev,
G. R. I nderwood and G. H. Wilkie:
lt.li ward. (.'. C. Hatch and S:.M. Wat-
SOIL
The niavor succeeds himself and all
of the aldermen are new members exr
cept I). F. Grace. The board is com
posed of success! u I business and pro
fessional men, who are competent to
keep apace with the rapid dovelop
nieiil of Sanford. .
l'aie Delicate Women i id Girls.
The Old Standard C.HOVK'S TASTT
LKSS (Ml ILL' TONIC, drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and Children 50c.
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Many Methodist Pastors and
Laymen Here
Interesting Sessions Being Held at
Jenkins Memorial Church Fine
Address Last Jilght Laymen's
Movement Discussed.
The Raleigh District Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal' church
(South), is now in full swing at the
Jenkins Memorial church, in Glen
wood. A large number of workers
are in attendance. Yesterday was
taken up with routine work, hearing !
reports from various charges, etc.
Last night Rev. A. D. Wilcox, of
Zebulon, delivered a stirring lecture
on mission work in China, illustrating
his address with pictures of much in
terest. Today the discussion of the lay
men's movement was begun. Mr.
Joseph G. Brown, of this city, pre
sided. The following program has been
arranged:
The i'nme'asured Possibility of ihe
Laymen L. H. Allied.
The Double Blessing of Service:
1. To him who serves W. S. Stevens.
2. To those who are served V. A.
Kdgertou.:
Address, by General J. S. Carr.
Address by Dr. D. B. Zollicoffer, con
federate leader of the laymen's move
ment. .
Christian Character Requisite for
Highest Service Dr. J. A. Morris.
Service Requisite for Chtfracter
Building J, G. Brown.
The Layman in Church Finances
.1. D. Spiers and F. B. McKinne.
The Layman in the Country
Church C. X. Allen. .
Round Table Discussion.
S p. m. Address f by J. T. Flyt.he.
of Jackson, N..C, treasurer of board
of missions.
Among the laymen present as dele
gates from their various churches
and visitors are: .
: J R. Breeze, of-Cary : C. N. Allen,
of Auburn: .I S. Kelly, of Raleigh R.
F. p.; D. M. Robertson and John F.
Sanders, of Clayton: W. D. A vera and
W. S. Stephens, of Smithfteld; H. F.
Kdgerton. of Kenly; W. H. Hester,
of Wendell: De Soto Fordham. ot
Zebulon; M, Mial, of Clayton:: V- B.
McKenne and L. P. Hicks, of Louis
burg; O. S, Macon, of Louisburg; .1.
P. Hunt, of Henderson; L. B. Turner i
and C. G. Mangum, of Oxford.
The pastors in attendance are full
of enthusiasm and hopefulness.
Among those present are:
Rev. L. B. Jones, of Raleigh; Rev.
P. D. Woodall. of Raleigh; Rev. J. D.
Pegram. of Cary; Rev. G. B. Starling,
of Clayton ; Rev. W. H. Puckett, of
Selma; Rev. C, B. Culbreth, of Ken
ly; Rev. A. D. Wilcox, of Zebulon;
Rev. G. T. Simmons, of Mtlbrook;
Rev. 1). U. Parker, of Youngsville;.
Rev. . K. Colt rane, of Franklinville;
Rev. D. W, Starling, of Kit I roll; Rev.
A. S. Barnes and Rev. L. S. Massey,
of Oxford, and Rev. C. W. Robinson,
of Stem; .
Besides (hose the following are in
attendance": Rev. T. N. Ivey, editor
of (lie Raleigh Christian .-Wvocate;
Rev. ,1. N, Cole, president of the
Melbodist. Orphanage; Rev. .1. M.
Rhodes, president of Littleton Fe
male College; Rev. W, S; Hester, of
Oxford.
Won't Slight A Good Friend.
"If ever I need a cough medicine
again I know wliat to get," declares
Mrs. A. L. Alley, of Beals, Me., "for,
after using ten bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery, and seeing its excel
lent results in my own family and
others, 1 am convinced It is the best
medicine made for Coughs, Colds and
lung trouble." Every one who tries
It feels just that way. Relief is felt
at once and its quick cure surprises
you. For Bronchitis, Asthma, Hem
orrhage, Croup, LaGrippe, Sore
Throat, pain in chest or lungs its su
preme. f0c and $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
That Hlhle Incident.
To the Kdltor of The Times:
I have read an article in Saturday's
paper refciThiK to the act ion of a
young S.vrian In burning a Bible
Klven to liini by Mr. John Pullen.
Under the circumstances I cannot
blame Mr. Pullen for being vextd at
the Syrian, but wish to say this: The
boy, who is only 16 years old, did
not know what the ibook was and
thought it was an advertisement for
some medicine. The boy has been but
12 months In this country and had no
Intention of burning a Bible.
As for the statement mnde by Mr.
Upchurch that we are not human and
are Turks, that we do not pay taxes
and have no religion, that we were
forced to leave Norfolk and Rich
mond and should be forced to leave
here, I want to say this: We have
been 12 years In this country, and
pay from $700, to $900 a year taxes.
As to our religion, we try to live It
In our homes, and let others do like
wise. We are all members of the
Catholic church. , . ,
I want to ask Mr. JJpchurch how
many Syrians in this city have been
In jail or penitentiary? How manfl
have been drunk on the streets in the
12 years we have been here? Howl
umny nave ueeu tramping wunoui, an
occupation? Are there any Syrians
who drink up tbeli; money, while
TTTTC TYF-VEm-DCi
BUST MAKES
ARMS AND NECK
BOUND.
"If your bust lacks develop
ment, or firmness you can rely
on both increase and firmness
from the persistent use of the
following: ( Obtain from the
druggist two ounces of glycer
ine and one ounce tincture cado
mene compound (not carda
mom), mix and let stand several
hours; then add a tablespoonful
of borax and three ounces of
rosewater. Shake well and ap
ply to the neck, arms and bust,
rubbing and massaging until it
is completely absorbed: then
wash the parts treated with
very hot water and soap and dry
thoroughly. Apply the treat
ment morning and night regu
larly for several weeks or
..months as the case may require,:'
and the most exquisite 'firmness
a. id rounding out of hollow
places will reward you.
If unable, to obtain these in
gredients from your regular
druggist, you can readily obtain
them from the King-Cmwelj
Drug Co.
HUttUUMiHlltttUW
their families ar.o in want ?
If Mr. Cpchiirch can show where
any S.vrian in this city has done any
of these things then I will acknowl
edge that we are not human; if not.,
1 will ask him to kindly correct, his
mistake. J. H. MOTTKR.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. L. J. HERRING,
YETERIXAKY SVIMiEOX AX I)
. -: DENTIST. .
Office annex of Freeman & Sor
rell's stables. Entrance 120 East
Morgan street and Wilmington street.
Graduate of Kansas City Veterinary
College. Will go anywhere called.
Phones: Capital City, 94; Raleigh,
263. Calls answered both night and
day. '.-".""
l)r. S. I. Xorrls.
Dr. S. E. Douglass.
Office Hours:
8::lO to 0 P. M.
Drs. Norris & Douglas,
I . V ' Dentists. '..
j We are giving a liberal cash dis
count on all Dental Work, and on all
i old accounts foPthe next 30 days. A
written guarantee given with all
work.
Office 228 Fnyetteville Street.
jiver ii. .viituicr s ewiis jewelry more.
PRACTICAL HATTER,
Hats of all kinds Cleaned, mocked,
Trimmed and Shaped While
You Walt.
We cleun and press Derby, : Felt,
Straw, Panama, Silk, and Ladies'
Hats. All styles of new Hat Hands.
Gl'S KISSOS,
305 Fayetteville St., Kaleigh, X. C.
yoi" CAN GET alone without elec
tric light in your store or your home,
hut you miss pleasure and conven
iencc every day of your life If you
disM'iise with Ibis necessity. Through
the efficiency of Tuiigstiu lamps, elec-
(ricily is an economical light.
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Carolina Power & Light
Company, s
OTEY'S BARBER SHOP,
Yarborough House.
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High time now to discard that old worn
winter hat and take up a fresh Straw Hat for the
hot summer days. V - .-
Our Straw Hats have arrived and are not
to be equaled in style and variety. They are
ready for your inspection and selection.
Edgar E. Broughton,
HABERDASHER.
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JNO T. rULLEX, President. CHARLES BOOT, Cashier.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
Four per rent, interest paid on
for further Information.
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RALEIGH BANKING & TRUST COMPANY.
WITH
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(Safety te its Depositors.
AceommodaUon to
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:' : President.
Shirt waist i
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Are easily soiled, but with our Laundering process they are easily cleaned.
We Rive special attention to work of
best. .
Oak City Steam
Phone for our
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We sell American Express Company Checks in de
nominations of $10 up. Available anywhere in the world
without identification. Most travelers use them.
The Commercial
RALEIGH, N. C.
Capital and Surplus
STATKMKXT OK CONDITION
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, KALKIL'II, N. V.
To the Coinplroller of the Currency, April 28, 1001).
Ki:soi'iMi'.s.
V. S. Ilonds, par,... 22."i.0(iO.0O
Loans and investments 7 IS, 0.10. It
Cash . . ....... 3S7.731MS0
One from banks . ... 92,134.05
$1,322,914.06
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Nothing makes a better impression '
in a man's dress than the style. Our
Clothes are made for the style and in
dividuality of every man.
It is high time now you were think
ing of that summer suit as the hot
weather has come to stay. v
We have everything here for,th&
men folks.
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Capital . . ... 100,000.00
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Circulation . . 100,000.00
Deposits . . . 944,489.24
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