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(THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH, !T. 0.
-r FAGOT)
GOVERNOR KITCHEN
REVOKES A PARDON
Governor Kitchln today revoked
the par4onof John Stailb, of Samp
ton county, granted by Governor R.
B. Glennrin 1906'. iThe pardon was
conditioned on ?ood behavior and
Btaub has violated the condition.
Concerning the revocation of this
pardon the governor Issued yesterday
afternoon the following statement:
"John Staub : at the ' May term, 1
1903, of Sampson superior court, was
convicted of a secret assault and sen
tenced to eight years in the state's
prison. On February 21, 1906,- Gov
ernor Glenn granted him a pardon
oh condition that h'e remain of. 'good
behavior' and be 'sober- and indus
trious' and he was released.
"On April 10, 1909, complaint was
made to Govem6r Kitchln, support
ed by affidavit,, that John Staub had
Violated the condition of his pardon
fetid its . revocation , was asked. Un
der an order from Governor Ktchin
Staub was promptly arrested ' and
lodged In Jail, and the governor at
once proceeded to investigate1 (the
facts. The clerk of the superior
court of Sampson county was direct
ed to take the evidence. Both sides
were represented by counsel, and
both sides offered evidence, and the
same was taken and transmitted to
the governor. After a most careful
Consideration of the evidence the
governor found as a fact that Staub
had violated the conditions' of his
pardon, in that he had been repeated
ly drunk and disorderly, having been
convicted . of breaches of the peace
and violation of town ordinances in
several different cases. He finds as
a fact that he got drunk before he
got home from the state's prison,
tfiat he was convicted of being drunk
and disorderly on February 23, 1907,
of being drunk and a nuisance on
August 13, 1908, of an affray with
one Wilson, of an assault upon one
Pope and of being drunk and disor
derly on April 10, 1909.
"Finding these facts the governor
considers himself bound under the
law to revoke the pardon and remand
Staubrto the state's prison, to serve
the balance of his sentence, which
was done. today. ' "' i "
"The governor wishes It well un
derstood that when a condition Is In
serted In a pardon It is put in to be
kept and if it Is violated the person
pardoned will be promptly arrested
and remanded to the prison to finish
his sentence, . ' "
'.ft- jg - thought that conditional
pardons can be used to great advant
age in bestowing executive clemency,
but in order for this to be so, it is
absolutely, essential that people know
that 'the conditions are Imposed in
all seriousness and must be kept, or
else the pardon will be revoked."
Everone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orlno Laxative -or
constipation, stomach and liver
trouble, as it sweetens the stomach and
breath and gently stimulates tho liver
and rettulatos the bowels and Is much
superior to pills and ordinary laxa
tives. Why not try Foley's Orlno
Laxative today? Klnpt-Crowell Drug
Co., corner Fayette ville and Hurgott
streets.
- Justice Robert's Court.
This morning in Justice Roberts'
court he was busy dealing out justice
In samples suitable to the demands
of each case, y-
State vs. Sid Crabtree and W." F.
Draper,' affray. The evidence was
such that the Judge discharged Dra
per and adjudged Crabtree guilty of
-an unprovoked assault and ( battery
on Draper, who to avoid a personal
difficulty-did not even strike back
after being struck. From the fact
that Crabtree was fined and taxed
the costs In the police court for pub
lie drunk, the causo of this assault
and being a man of family and hard
working man,' on motion of Mr. J. R.
Fowler, - his friend, judgment was
suspended upon payment of costs.
- State vs. J..B. Walden, drunk and
disturbing the peace and quietness of
bis own home and making use of
threatening languago was delivered
a caution as to such future actions
and let off on costs.
State 8. Van Gill assault and bat
tery. "On motion of his mother, who
was the .assaulted party and com
plainant' and the fact that Van's
AN ITCHING PALM.
No Cnra for it. Other Forma of Itch
v. :' log Preferable.
There Is no cure for an itching
palm the money kind. Even pos
it m, the new skin 'discovery, cannot
help, it " But 'when it comes to eo
eema, the' most annoying of Itching
1 skin troubles, poslam will stop the
Itching In a few days. So with hives,
' rash, scabies,' split toes, piles, and
caly scalp, fell of which are differ
ent forms of ectema, accompanied by
severe itching and caused by imper
fect digestion and careless diet.
'i- Poslam comes ' in two-dollar Jars,
but fifty cents' worth will: answer in
luring any of the diseases mentioned.
It can be had of any druggist The
Klng-Crowell Drug Co, make a spe
cialty ttt It
' That'results are Immediate will be
: limply demonstrated overnight by the
tise of the experimental sample which
Uhe Emergency Laboratories, 31 West
Twenty-fltta. street, Neir YorirClty,
will tend free by mall, W plain wrap-
wer, tp any one who will writ for It
Does ; not
Color the Hair
J J ; Aycr's Hair Vigor
, - . is composed of
Stftotw. Glycerin, Quinla, Sodium CMorld,
Capaicam, Sake, Alcohol, Water, Perfume.
Show, this to your doctor. Ask biro if
there. Is a tingle injurious ingredient.
Ask him if he thinks Ayer's Hair Vigor,
as mad from this formula, is the best
preparation ybu -could use for falling
hair, or for dandruff. Let him deckle.
He knows. ' iAUCSSSt
grandmother Is now at the point of
death, complainant was allowed to
pay costs and action nol pressed.
Two perambulating Inspectors of
the proposed new automobile route
from New York to Florida were urg
ed to hasten on their way and linger
not within the jurisdiction of the
court or they would be introduced to
the more limited confines of public
road work In Wake county.
The balance of the day with Judge
Roberts was taken up in disposing
of and issuing civil actions.
Men Past Fifty In Hunger.
Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief in Foley's Kidney
Remedy, especially for enlarged prost
ate gland, which is very common
among elderly men. L. E. Morris,
Dexter, Ky., writes: "Up to a year
ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several phy
sicians pronounced it enlargement of
the : prostate gland and advised an
operation. On account of his age we
were afraid he could not stand it and
I recommended a bottle of Foley's Kid
ney Remedy, and the first bottle re
lieved him, and after taking the
second bottle he was no longer troubled
with this complaint-." Klng-Crowell
Drug Co., corner Fayettevllle and
Hargett streets.
DEATH OF CARfL CARTER,
Was Drowned in the Potomac River
Lust Sunday.
The Evening Times has received
the following letter: :
Sunday, June 13th, a-party of boys
were strolling near Alexandria, Va.,
came to the Potomac River, we decid
ed to have a swim. It wasa pleas
ant begininng but sad was the end.
One of -the party, Carl Carter, a bar
ber from' North Carolina, was taken
with cramps. He battled with the cur
rent some time, but being weak from
the effect of a bullet wound receiv
ed not long since, he gave out and
sunk before, any of us could reach
him.
- I ask you Mr. Editor, to print this
with a. good, head line. He has peo
ple somewhere In your state and. I
woifld like them to know of this sad
affair.
From his Pal,
HENRY GRIER,
Atlantic City, N. J.
Deaths In Concord.
Concord. N. C, June 15 J. B
Caldwell', ex-mayor and manager of
the opera house, was taken 111 sud
denly Saturday night at 10 o'clock p.
in., at the opera house. He was
taken home and medical aid Summon'
ed but death came at 1:30. Will be
buried from his residence Tuesday
morning at 9 a. m. Funeral by his
pastor, Dr. J. M. Grler.
Mr. Caldwell was a hale fellow
well met. He belonged to the K. of
P.'s, the Elks, Woodmen and Juniors
and will be burled by the several or
ders. '.
Mrs. J. C. Blackwelde, of near
Balla, died of heart failure early yes-
ifsrday niornng. She was out after
breakfast lookng after her domestic
affairs when the summons came. Sbei
was the mother of fourteen children.
She will be burled at the burial
grounds near Balla today.
Another of tho bravest of the brave
answered the roll call to come up
higher Saturday evening at the coun-
ty home in tho person of Moses Rice,
aged ninety-five years. He and his
son fought through the war together
The lines grow thinner day by day.
" Women Who Are Envious.
'Those attractive women .who are
lovely in face, form and temper are
the envy of many, who might be like
them. A weak, sickly woman will be
nervous and irritable. Constipation or
Kidney poisons show - in pimples,
blotches, skin eruption and a wretch
ed complexion. For all such, Electric
Bitters work wonders. . They regulate"
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify
the blood; give strong nerves, bright
eyes, pure . breath, smooth, velvety
skin, lovely complexion. Many charm
ing women owe their health and beauty
to them. 60c. at all druggists.
STATE ENCAMPMENT.
Dates Are Fixed for. the Annual OuU
. Ing of Eacli Regiment'
Adjutant General Armfield yester
day afterrtoon announced dates' for
the annual -encampment of the North
Carolina National Guard as follows-:
July 8-14 Second Regiment un
der command of Col. H. C. Bragaw,
of 'Washington. ,
'July 19-25 Third Regiment,' un
der command of Col. J. N. Craig, of
ReldsV'lllor the Reldsville Hospital
Corps, and Battery A of Charlotte.
July (28-August 3 First Regi
ment, under command of Col. J. F,
Gardner, of Shelby: the Charlotte
Hospital Corps Detachment
t Foley's Honey arid Tar Is Especially
reeommendrd for chronic throat ' and
rung troubles; " and many sufferers
from trtmchltlk asthma and ' con-Aumptlon-Jiave
found eomforUand rT
lief, by using ' Foley's Iforiey . and
Tar. Klnc-d-oweH - Drur "Co.. corner
('FyettevlUe and Hargett struts,
NEWS FROSl THOMAS-f
ViUE-eOOD PATENT
(Special to The Times. ) ""
ThQmasville, N. C, June 15-Mr.
J. H. Thomas, Bon of Hon. . P.';iC-
Thomas, of this' place, -has invented
one of the simplest little inventions
evr seen here for the purpose of
pulling corks of all kinds from bot
tles. No matter how tight the cork
may be In. the mouth of the bottle,
with this littler invention It can Be
easily extracted without damaging
the cork in the least, i,'":, "
Misses Foy Johnson, of Ralelgft,
and Stephen- Carriek, of High Poimi,
spent a few days the first of the welk
in the village visiting Miss Mary.
Johnson. f
The foundation for the $20,0$
residence of Mr. F. S. Lambeth haft
been laid and work on the body of
the residence will begin this weeK,
When this residence Is completed It
will be by far the handsomest resi
dence in Thomasville. They hope t
have it completed by early fall.
Mr. J. A. Morris spent a few days
last week in Hendersonville attend
ing the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Of Knights of Pythias. r
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Thomas
spent last week- In the western part
of the state ' at Mrs. Thomas' old
home beyond Lenoir, visiting home
folks. They returned the first of the
week. : , r
The fence that was ordered some
time ago to be used in fencing In the
town commons has arrived and will
be put up this week. This will pro
tect the-grass and trees and will help
the appearance of the center of town
very much. The board of aldermen
should pass tn orclincuce prohiibting
any one walking across the commons
except In the walks laid off for that
purpose. If the' plot is not protected
the money spent in beautifying it
will bp simply thrown away and it
will be remembered that all this
work Is being done without a penny's
cost to the town. ''
" July the Fourth comes on Sunday
this year and the great celebration
that is being planned for that day
will be held Saturday the 3rd. An
elaborate program is being arranged
and the entire day will be Interesting
from early In the morning till lata
that night. Prominent speakers will
be here that day and will address the
people. Every effort possible will be
put forth to make the day enjoyable
and a large crowd Id expecteTr and
will be prepared for.
The Building and Loan Association
has now organized and the first series
of stock is now open and first pay
ment is now. due. This association
will do more for the upbuilding of
Thomasville than any other single
agency we have. Every citizen in the
town should take at least a share and
encourage the enterprise. It helps
the poor man as well as the rich and
one and all share the same. If you
have not subscribed to this series of
stock, do so at once and get on the'
ground floor.
To avoid serious results take Foley's
Kidney Remedy at the first sign of
kidney or bladder disorder such as
backache, urinary irregularities, ex
haustion, and you will soon be well.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy today. Klng-Crowell Drug
Co., corner Fayettevllle and Hargett
streets.
Gone To Morcheud.
Governor Kitchln, Dr. J. Y. Joy-
ncr, Dr. D. H. .Hill and many other
educational leaders of tba section
left last night for Morehead City to
be present at the annual meeting of
the State Teachers' 'Association. Gov,
Kitchln will make the address of the
occasion.
Detroit Club Entertained.
Washington, June 15. Reprcsctf
tative Denby, of Michigan, entertain
ed the Detroit baseball at luncheon
today In the house of representatives
restaurant. ' Representatives Smith
and Townscnd, of Michigan, ' were
also guests.
CURE
8lrk Beadacbs tad tvllevo I tli trnnbtea rof
dent mi blliou auta of Hie jmtcm, aucb M
SIschWM, Hhio. Drowiiucw. DUtrcM altd
aatlDB, Fain In the Sblo. o. Wlii!a thrif rnoel
Nmaikable aucceat Uat bouo ihown la curing
BekAaeha, JM. Carter't Little 'Liver PHI ri
qoall valnablcln Conitlpatkm. curing and pn
Tooting this nnnylngrotu plaint, while theyileQ
ofrectalldlaordcraof iheitomach. atlmnlathe
-rar and regulate tbe buwelt. Kvcc 'J Uicjouri
Ache tbey would be ln.:t prloeh-ra to ihoea wM
f l.t-'l., k . . 1 ..... ..
WUUV. H"m MltBUiVUVBBIII CU1II Kill,,
aatelj tbelr gnodneaadot-e not end here, end thnefl
wao nce wj toun will nna tneee nine puie vaia
able In eo many wav that they will pot be wtl
ilog todowUhctKlhem. But after aiiek bal
.k ACC-3E
til kaae of ao many lives that here wVra
a make onr gieat buaat Out pule omit arkUl
era do not .
tutrrti l.litle tlret Pine roe vary email m
wy eay In uk. Ooenr Iwiiplllamak a dnaa.
TWrer.. ili wirluble and do not i!le ot
Mraa. tint ojr itieii.geuUe acttoo phaaaail a
il?n mitSDlV OA.. S1Y tOU.'.''.
blE fcfci
CAKTEKSU ,
Clime Tr"r
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN
AGENTS FOR THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. ANY 15c,' JA-TTERN WITH QITAR
' TERLY STYLE BOOK F JR 20c.: PATTERNS 10 and' i5e., NONE HIGHER. MONTHLY- STYLE
book free. -- ' - - : .:::r:::'.?''i :'
G SWEATER RAL.EIGH
WITH HER 2 9 38 7 PEOPLE
YET HlH CITY CAN BOAST OF ONLY ONE.
Woman's Exclssive Dry Goods Stors That's Us
NO WONDER WE DO THE BUSINESS.
CLEARING UP AND CLEANING OUT."
Just now we are doing the house t-Icuning stunt, culling from general stock all the short lines,
f odd pieces and seasonable stufl'H for summer that will not pay us to winter, banking them on ta
bles, piling them on counters and. otherwise displaying them within easy reuch at very fascinat
ing prices. . . ' ' '' "';'' ':'-' -
FANCY STRIPE LINEN SUITINGS.
LuuihliKs, Silk and Satin Foulards have led all season. Qualities that sold for 75c. and 89c. are
now ...... ... ... :.. ...... ...... ... ...... .:.50C
Silks with Bird-eye Satin Dots at ... . ........ ggc
50c. Itumchunda Silks for . '. ..... ...... ,.. 27VC
Scco Silks, plain colors, not many J"22V6C
STYLISH SUMMER SILKS. .
Seven or eight -stj-les fancy colored Linen Suitings worth 25 to 87c, reduced to. .... . . . JQri
SPECIAL IN LINEN SKIRTINGS.
' Merceriiserl . ahd .Soft Finished Canvas Cloths and Stripe Skirtings worth 25c, :i5c. and 50c. mark
ed down to ...... ............. j. ....... ......... i .jgri
Extra Special in 38-inch,': WhltcV Lirten Lawn ....'.'. t i ... ... 25g
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS AND TOWELS .
Pull and hnlf . bleached Satin Damasks are marked down this way. The $1.00, $1.25 and $1.75 val
ues arc marked nt. . . . . . . . .... . . . 75,, 85c. ft,,d $1.25.
Table Nankins, balance of our stock, slightly soiled, but will all wash out about 30 or more dozen,
value $2.25 to $7.00 per dozen, clearance price ........................ .g gQ to QQ
BIG BATH MATS AND TOWELS.
Extra thick quality, Terry Cloth Towels, pink and white, blue and white, etc., two qualities
65c. $1.25.
30x60 Blea Turkish Towels. ................................ . ... ...... 50c
30-In. and 40-in. Bath Towels . . . . , . . ... ...... ...... . . . . -15c, and 25c
18x34 Linen Hack Towels, all Linen 12?c. to 15c, pair, at... ...2,0c
Around the store are bargains displayed everywhere.
v
BOYLAN -
Epworth League Meeting.
Tonight at 8:15 the social and lit
eray department of the -Epworth
League of Central Methodist church
wll hold Its regular monthly meeting.
A program of Interest has been ar
ranged and the league Invites the
public to be present.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COVKT
Eastern District of North Carolina.
In the matter of A. C. Vick, Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy, No. '297.
To the creditors of A. C. Vick, of
Jonesboro, in the county of Lee aud
District aforesaid, a bankrupt:
: Notice is hereby given that on the
11th day of Juno, A. D., 1909, the
said A. C, Vick was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at my
office, No. 413 Tucker building, Ital
elgh, in Bald district, on the 24th day
of June, A. D., 1909, at 12 o'clock
noon, at which time the said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ap
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly como before said meet
ing.. -.-V. !
V. H. BOYDEN,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Raleigh, N. C. June 12, 1909.
Further notice is given to creditors
that an order will, be entered at the
first meeting of creditors, (if no ob
jection be made thereto, and It ap
pears, for the best lnterest ot the es
tate) directing the trustees to sell
any real and personal . property be
longing to the estate of tbe bankrupt,
without further notice to creditors
than this notice, in order to save de
lay In the settlement of the estate.
V. II. BOYDEN,
. Referee in Bankruptcy.
June 12, 1909. 15 2t.
Notice to Stockholders.
The anniinl nioetlng of 'stockhold
ers of the Staudnr4 Gus A Electric
Company will be held at tbe oNtce of
the Company, 124 Fayetteville street
Wednesday, June 16th, at 4 o'clock
p. m. ' .''
SUPPOSE
Tour Income Stopped
TOnlORROW
- ' '.- '.s.v :'-v ,i
Would H not help a great deal to
: know. Uiat yon have a Having .1
'; Accennt with na. ' . .
MECHANICS'.
BANK.
PEARCE COMPANY.
CRINKLEY'S
Bowls and Pitchers, 50c, 70c.i 90c,
$1.00., :
Decorated, $1.25,.' $1.35, $1.65.
Toilet Sots,, $2.40, $4.00, $5.00.
100 piece Dinner set, $8.50.
Fruit Jars and Jolly Tumblers.
-. Ladies' . Parasols, : 7 5c '
TKI NK HKADyiAIlTEKS.
Trunks, $1,15 to $10.00.
Bags, 30c. to $6.50
Boys' Punts, 25c, 3.r.c, 50c, 85c.
Mosquito netting 7c. yd, 50c. piece.
Canopies, $1.25 to $2.50.
Jap Porch Shades, 90c, $1.20.
Floor Oil Cloth, special 25c. yd.
Men's Tan Oxfords, $1.85.
Guitars, Violins, Banjos. "'',
CRINKLEY'S.
SUMMER
HARDWARE
Odorless refrigerators,
.white mountain freezers.
RUSTLESS GALV. FLY SCREEN
V CLOTH. ' '
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS,
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK.
50 DRUMMERS' SAMPLES.
. HAMMOCKS.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
- This week on Summer Hardware.
HART-WARD HARDWARE
COMPANY.
Th Paragon Hardware Store.
fit. John's Day Masonic Celebration,
Oxford, -Jf.. C, Juno 24, 1000.
Account of. the above, occasion 'the
Southern Railway announces the sale
of round trip tickets at very low
rates to Oxford, tickets will bo sold
from all, stations, Goldsboro to Chap
el Hill, 'N.,. C, also Henderson
branchv On sale June 23, and for
morning trains, June 24th, with final
return limit June 25th. Everybody
should take advantage of these very
cheap ' rates and attend this popular
celebration. Sufficient extra equip
ment will hrf provided to take care of
all who wish to go. For information
regarding pates, etc., see posters or
address the undersigned.
R. H. DeBUTTS.
Traveling Passenger Agent,
- PEARCE CO.
SPECIAL AT
THE. GEM TODAY
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PROGRAM DAILY
"What Drink Did" A Tem
perance Drama repeated by
request.
Land of the Midnight Sun
Scenic.
PRICES r fcui lta.
FOSTER A MANSFIELD.
Tetley's Teas,
Orange,
Peco,
India
and
Ceylon.
J. R. FERRALL & CO.
LEADING GROCERS.
rayeUerlUe Street, Ralehjhv If . O.
The best of them all ex
cept the sun.
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Carolina Power & Light 06.
WILL SELL AND RENT
AsBUodbyk nijFwnwUI eeU
farm, timber and timber lands, and
honaoB nnd lot. Will also rent
hoiiRp and Iota, ' ...
Those hvinnnch'prn)rty to dla
pose of can. find t atKM. -. Pollnfe
BtriWing FflTfttenller- MreeC, 1UU
elgh, N. C. -I.
H, FLEMING...
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