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V '-" A MIDLAND TWILIGHT.
The cloud-pluraed afternoon has flown
. along the household street,
It at shadows flicker. . Freshly Btrown.
.,. .'-Jha iwy .wbtr.r-.flar an4.fleet
Hushed,, furtive footsteps dodge ., and
.-V -ereepand hunting voice caH,-,,.
"I spy,' and "JOn. fwo, three fop you,
; arpundthe street's still halt
' The mttle Whins Of twilight blow. Upon
. the hop-scotch Chalk.
Home-turning footsteps come and go
jsilbng the SdlStecroaJ.v . -
The little wind of tvflipht blow closed
. ,lower,andlfr;Jtree:
. Andilar.and near a singing voice cries,
The ildiicl-plun?eaSa?tSoon has flown,
Blow-wlngtqg.fsrrlien and bright;
And all the dreams .her hours have
known tarn ..with her toward the
J -flight" A;-" '
The spacious night, that quivers far in
silver keeps the gray,
, Ifcyopd 'the Brat cool, snewdi-op star
' above the roof1mmed way.
' Home and at night profound for me,
... , and happy their wide grace .
Thrills through the wind, the full
stirred tree, fleet game and white
. . starred space.,
peep by their ways may my soul live,
, j-as. by her halidome, , P
Through all' he . cloud-plumed day
XI Ume.hours.and when to my great
I,'4 !,nome,.i . :'.'-''
Home and the night, at last I come, so
is a.e tt be for me:
Peacef In my heart, a fresh voice
' singing, "All sorts out In free."
. Mrs. R. It. Thompson left today for
Spray, N. C.
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Miss Blanche Brown, of Goldsboro, Is
visiting Miss Mary Howell on Boylan
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""''Miss Ruth Ivey, of this city Is visit
ing .Miss Pattle Moring for several
days. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norwood have
gone to Gu,llford College where they
will visit Mrs, S. H. Lamb.
Miss 1 B. Telfair who has been
visiting ' Mrs. Thomas Badger left to
day for her home In Greensboro.
- Miss Cahoon, of New Berne passed
through the city today enroute for
Mars Hill where she will enter school
Mr. Chas. B. Park and children, of
Raleigh; who have been visiting Mrs.
R-.H.- Gower, of Clayton, have re
tvMed.. Mrs. T. B. Wilkinson, of Raleigh,
Mrs. W- U Llpscombe, and Mrs. H. W.
Whedbee, of Qreenvllle, N. C. left to
day for Toxoway where they will spend
the summer.
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lit. and Mrs. W. L. Hanah and
daughter htt today for f Chapel Jlill.
u rfinuh ha been 'Suite sick 'And
V while here she has been an Inmate of
' , Rex Hospital ..
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'l' Miss Nellie PUlter, of Durham, spent
7, several hours In the city today. Miss
':. Puller was In the city on her way
. home from Greenville, N. C. where she
i attended, the ordination of her nephew,
V Rev. B. P. Huske into the ministry of
''the Episcopal church.
Mrs. C. C. Baker has as her guests her
'I sister and brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs
Ju Marsllllot, of Memphis. Tenn.. and
her brother,; Rev. J. Gilmer Buskie, of
, Goldsboro. t
STATEMENT
From Buffalo Lithia Springs
Water Company.
The State Board of Health of North Carolina
having reported certain samples of our water, ex
amined by its chemist, as polluted, we have written
to all dealers in this state to return to us every
bottle of our water in their possession.
- Had we have known there was any water out
that was even suspected we would have taken it
up at once and not have waited for the authorities
to take action.
This was a matter of surprise to us, as we
have a Sanitary Chemical Analysis of our, water,
made every 30 days and our Chemist reports the
watet puire at its source. Npt content with the
.lindifigs of me Chemist we have from time to time
' other Chemists make Sanitary Analyses. We have
also had Bacteriological ' Analyses made of the
water by recognized authorities, who report the
mt.er nnro at its source. Every effort will be
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to ascerxain now
- 'Board bca4ne polluted.
ii i fmmimrit hottlinfi
bottlin&r
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Saeman.1 of New York,
best Sanitary Water Expert in America. r;
ii' iPhs' Watinnal nnthnritifts iinll be asked tO
advise with us in building an absolutely up-to-date
Bottling Plant, and no expense will be spared
to make the plant and its ? output all that " it
Duffalo
Lithia Spripgs.l'
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; Virginia.
' Mrs. David Stewart, of Macon, Ga., is
visiting Mrs. J. P. Wray. '
Mra J. K. Mcllhennjr passed through
the city today enroute to Norfolk Va.
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Miss Elisabeth Duncan has gone to
Goldsboro where she will visit her
aunt Mrs. Freeman. ,
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-Miss Mary toward who.- has : been
vlaitinr Mrs. Robert Strong Jelt today
fw her home in Tarboro. ,
Miss Swannanot ' Home - passed
hrm,gh th. oltv todav enroute from
Franklin, Va., to her home In Clayton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Broughton and
their guest, Mrs. T. C. Dixon, of At
lanta, Ga-, spent Sunday in Durham.
Miaa Tsabelle Price who has been
visiting Capt. B. P. Williamson left to
day for her home In Washington, D. C.
Misses Marshall and Alice Cole have
returned from Rocky Mount where
they have been visiting Miss Lena
Everett.
v. Alhert L. Murray Is visiting in
New York and Hartford, Conn.
PERSONAL
fr.i Kflwurd L. Mills. Auditor of
accounts in the Internal revenue de
partment of the United States govern
ment left today for Durham.
MaJ. H. L. Grant returned tnis morn
ing from Goldsboro.
Col. Ashely Home, of Clayton, is in
the city.
at VI ITarnhpA. editor of the
Winston-Salem Journal, fs In the city
Mr. F. M. Johnson of the Excelseor
Paint and Paper Company left today
for Durham.
Judge E. W. Timberlake, of Wake
Forest . is In the city today.
Captain Phillip Ralston, of Louis
burg is among the visltiors In the city
today.
Mr. C. D Tucker left today for Bal
timore. '
Dr. H. McKee Tucker left today for
New York where he will take a special
course In New York Post Graduate
Hospital In the diseases of women and
children.
Mr. John Haywood, of Montgomery,
Alabama. Is visiting Mrs. Burke Hay
wood of this city . '
Mr. E. J- Brewster left today for
Selma. f .;
Prof. J. B. Carlyse, of Wake Forest
rniieK nased throusrh the city today
on his way from Wake Forest to
Manning S. C, where he will speaa i
morrow. Messrs. R. P. Holland and Hamilton
Underwood, of Fayetteville, who have
been spending a few days in the city
with friends returned to their homes
today.
Col. A. B.. Andrews has returned from
Tate Springs.
Mr. A. "L. Latta formerly of Raleigh
but now of Charlotte is spending a few
days in the city.
LOCAL BRIEFS
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The premium list of the forty-ninth
State Fair Is now ready for distribu
tion, and may be had by calling at the
secretary's office in the Carolina Trust
Building or writing to Col Joseph. E.
Pogue, secretary.
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August CloanTlIp Sale
Has f Uled our store with anxious buyers.
We are offering some remarkable bar
gains, in -Summery Goods. Here is a
chance for ydii.
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
In Squire Separk's court Saturday
Joseph Morris was bound over to
Superior court under a $50 bond for an
assault with a deadly weapon on one
J. M. Blake; ' .
There was o marriage license issued
Saturdey to Mr. Raymond Edwards
and 'Miss Nannie Fowler, ioth of'Aa
lelgb. ' M. .Long a white man who was
caught in Florida and wanted In
Brunswick county tor blockading was
carried to Wilmington this morning by
Deputy Marshall R. W. Ward and J.
B. Jordan. He will be tried for block
ading In United States District Court
which will convene In a short time.
Mr. James R. Toung, Insurance
commissioner, went to Oxford today to
attned the funeral of the late Mr. Ed.
Cooper which will be held this after
noon. Mr. Young will return tonight.
Gov. Kitchln has offered a reward
of $100 for the arrest of Dock Tipton.
who killed Mac Webb In Mitchell
county on April 1st, 1907.
-Tor the benefit of the many in
quiries as to when the Supreme court
meets, the Evening Times has been
asked to state that court meets on the
30th day of this month. August, and
that on that day the examination for
law license will be held: ,
Getting Ready for a Big Thing.
The "New York Sunday World Is
preparing . to give each week Six
Studio Sketches of Stage Beauties.
These pictures are by Archie Ouon,
the famous painter of stage people.
The first set of six, panel photo sijto,
in bright colors, will be' given Sun
day, Aug, 22. Next Sunday (Aug.
15) the words and music of "Red
Domino" will be given. This two-step
song 1b by S. R. Henry, author of the
famous Barn Dance, "Down - at t!ie
Huskin Bee." ' VJ
: Washington, Aug 9 Civil engineer A
i. Monocal of the navy has been exon
erated by a court on Inquiry at the
Boston navy yard. He was charged
with misconduct while in charge of the
yard of docks at the Pensaeoia, navy
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AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.
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The Gem Theatre has secured two
high class specialties for Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday's vaudeville
bill. 4J :
The Three Casads. the . fashion
plates of vaudeville, introducing Mas
ter Sylvan Casad; the boy comm.ediu.iM
with the big voice. This trio puts on
a very clever musical sketch that
has pleased every audience this sea
son. Mr. Edgar Bcrger, gymnast,
hand-balancing and Juggling. One-of
the best acts of its kind in the south.
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-, UXMKY JtlOHB STOCKARIX A. M. ttm
C. M. BUSBEB'S WIMii PROBATED.
The Will Waa, Probated at Eleven
O'clock Today. . - .
The will of Mr. Charles M. Bus-
hen ws admitted to. lirobate , this
momma- at 11 o'clock. There were
no special bequests, but the property
was left one-half to Mrs. Busbee and
one-half to his children. The will
was probated in holograph form.
Mr nnrl Mra Thnmasi flower aave a
delightful ice cream social Saturday
nle-ht some nine miles from town on
the Rock Quarry road. The event Is
an annual affair and is always looked
forward to with much anticipation in
that section. ThlB year about 150
guests were present and' the occasion
was hlirhlv enioved bv all. A number
of Raleigh people were present.
Mr J. B. Holland U. S. denuty col
lector of Dunn, passed through the city
enroute for Mongomery county, N. C.
Sheriff Harward, of Durham county,
is In the city for the day.
Masonic Meeting.
Reeular communication Wm. G.
Hill Lodge, No. 218, A. .F. and A. M.,
will be held this evening, AuguBt tn,
at 8 o'clock p. m. All Master Masons
Invited to be present. Work in first
degree.
Wm. P. LITTLE, W. M.
C. BIRDSONG, Sec.
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A Wonderful Week at "The ReTelry."
The management of this little play
house claim that they have booked
the greatest vaudeville show ever of
fered the public of Raleigh for this
week. Every act booked is. a "top
notcher" and the program Is so ar
ranged as to appeal to everybody who
loves high class, refined comedy and
music. . ; ';v.'.' ' 's;r'-"-,'S 7 .'
Patterson and Titus,' better known
perhaps In the East as "The College
Chums" are the greatest pair of sing
ing1 and dancing commedians ; ever,
seen In Raleigh. - "'.'';
' Miss -Edith Moore, who" has "been
delighting the audiences-for the laat
two weeks, will he here "ode more
week and during that time will sing
a number' of new . songs, - some- ' of
which have' never before been heard
in Raleigh. From an artistic stand
point Miss .Moore's work has never
been equalled ;ln a vaudeville pro
gram. r:; -V'--- ;-y :'' '"-4-- i ...
MUM Iva Donnette and her Canine
Plckanny hare Just finished up a
thirty-five weeks' run tinder he man
agement of Norman Jeff ries, of. Phil
adelphia, and heir act, while U is one
that will be keenly enjoyed, by", every
one, will appeal especially to jthv. chil
dren, ker trained dog .Is . little
wonder. The .Wednesday .matinee
Will begotten up . particularly -to
please the little folks and at thai
time, the' Revelry management have
invited, the children of the 'various
orphanages to be their guests. .:
Washington, Aug.; 7 A telegram
was' received here today announcing
the death of Barney Layton, assist
ant sergeant-at-arms of the senate 1n
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of August eide2?r!
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