IlfffUDE'SiCUnE v
TOIl nHEUT-IATISH
In a disease so painful fta'beumatism, medicines containing opiates"
. amd nerve-fitiintlno rtmffi am often used'. "" Suob treatment f iia,mrniia tin
only because it frequently cause the sufferer to become addicted to the
drug habit, but medicines of this nature are always injurious to the system.
1 Rheumatism is a disease of the blood,' and its cure depends entirely upon a
thorough purification of the circulation. As long as the blood remains
saturated with uric acid, an inflammatory condition of the nerves, muscles
and tendons of the body will exist, and the pains, aches, soreness, and hot,
feverish flesh of Rheumatism will continue. The one safe and sure cure for
Rheumatism is SJS. S. - It is nature's remedy for this disease, made entirely
of the healing; cleansing juices and extracts of roots, herbs and barks from
the natural forests. S. 3. S. does not contain anything that is in the slightest
way injurious to the, system. It is absolutely and purely vegetable, and
free from opiates or sedatives of any kind. S. 8. S. cures Rheumatism by
removing the urio acid from the circulation, it makes the blood pure, rich
and heaalthy so that instead of depositing sharp, uratio impurities into the
muscles, nerves, joints and bones, it nourishes every portion of the body
with natural,, healthful properties. Book on Rheumatism and any medical
advice free to all who write and request it.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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J Way down yonder in the old coin fields of Virginia now ilia sweetest
of corn from which the famous ft. W, ones Com WhUlfia am made.
Q No corn u quite so sweet no whiskey quite so pure and delicious. A trial'
will convince.
J The following brands are guaranteed under the National Pure Food Law :
W. JONES CORN WHISKIES.
" 100 Pmnf '
1 Gallon of Whiskey and jug.
1 Gallon of Whiskey and ius. . . $1.65
2 Gallons of Whikey and jug, . . 3.30 S!Jon U. H P
5.00 , 4 Gallon, of Whiskey and jug! '.
6.60 t Gallon 4 years old Whiskey, .
7 50 uwivu v jcmn lhu w nisaey, .
1.10
4 Quarts 10 "-ars old Whiskey. .
ji Uallon ol Whiskey and jug, .
3 Gallons of Whiskey and jug,
4 Gallons of Whiskey and jug,
A'z Gallons of Whiskey and jug, .
'A Gallon of Whiskey and jug, . .
Q All goods shipped by express in plain package the lame day order Is
received. J Remit P. O. money -order, express money -order
or registered letter. (( Complete Price List upon request.
$2.15
4.30
6.50
8.60
2.50
3.00
4.00
1.25
THF C-LARKSVI LL
WHISKEY H0U
OF F ICE SUPPLIES
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Blank Books, Typewriters, Carbon Paper, Type.
.writer Pu per, Loose Leaf Books, Waste baskets,
Desk Baskets, Ink, Paste, Mucilage, Etc.
Waterman's- Ideal Fountain Pens.
The Office Stationery Co.,
JAMES K. THIEM, Manuger.
12 E. Huigett St. Times Building.
Capital City Phone. 844F.
THE GOMPERS CASE
Article In Federationist on In
, junction Case
Samuel Gomperg Discusses Editorial
the Expected Decision the Cele
brated Injunction Case Possible Re
sults of Decision.
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, Oct. SO In the No
vember issue nf thp American Foilor. I
u.
ationlst, organ of the American Fed
eration of Labor, Just published, the
following editorial by Samuel Gomp
ers, president of the federation and.
editor of the publication, appears,
The important decision referred to is
the Bucks Stove Range case, of which
James W. Van Cleave is president of
the company, has not yet been hand
ed down although it has been expect
ed for several months. The district
court of appeals does not meet again
until Tuesday, so that the decision
pflnnnf honntna Iritrium until Km ot
the earliest. It is not probable jOther new industry.
MINERAL LADY
:.V; WRITES ABOUT
The 'Best Tonic She Ever
Used in Her Family
" Cardui, the Woman's
Tonic
Mineral, Tex, "I have a few words
to say," writes Mrs.:' A. J. Halo, ot
this place, "on the merits of Cardui
as a tor.lc.
"I have used it in my family and
have found it to be Just as represent
ed. "It Is certainly the best tonic I have
ever used, and I hope that my words
will lead some suffering lady to try
it."
If one lady out of" the thousands
who read this letter of -Mrs. Halo's
will try Cardui, her letter will not have
been written In vain.
Will you bo that lady?
Remember you will really Lm. I l ying
no experiment. Cardui 1 a standard
part of the stock of every up-to-dato
drug store.
It is not a new untried, untested,
labratory chemical, manufactured al
kaloid, of by product of coal tar or
that It may not be handed down for
some time after the. date mentioned.
The editorial Is ill part as follows:
"Perhaps before these words ap
pear in print the c'ourt of appeals of
the Distrlot of Columbia will have
hande'd down its decision upon the
appeal of the-American Federation of
Labor in behalf of Samuel Gomperg,
John Mitchell,, and Frank Morrison
from the 'sentences imposed upon
them by Justice Wright, of the su
preme court of the District of Co
lumbia, the men charged with violat
ing the injunction obtained by James
W. Van Cleave and Company against
the American Federation of Labor,
its officers, members, sympathizers,
counsel, agents and friends.
"Whatever the decision of the
It has been in use for half a century.
Time has tested it and proved its
real, true, genuine merit in the light,
not of a labratory test , tube experi
ment, but of actual experience and
fact.
Cardui Is a proven success.
It will pay you to test it yourself.
Get it at the nearest drug store.
N. B. Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga . Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In
structions, and 64-pagc, "Home Treat
ment for Women," sent in plain
wrapper on request.
nient upon the defendant's Compers,
Mitchell and Morrison.
"If the decision be as indicated,
the situation will not be changed one
Jot.- The imposition of a fine of one
court of appeals may be, it must ul-: cent, or imprisonment for an hour
timately lead to a victory for labor, for the utterance of conscientious be
lief and the faith that is within us,
is a denial of free speech and of free
press."
A Product of the largest distillery
s in the world. "
J anaissaemi
"WUTAKB MSBKIrWI.W
)CuCBa)lCsllft
Direct from distillery to your
home. Full measure and
prompt shipment guaranteed.
i oo proof -bottled by the
Government.
4 Full Quarts, $ 5 OO
V 6 Full Quarts, 6 50
12 Full Quarts, 12 OO
Express Prepaid
CLAR KB BROS. & CO., Distillers
H . Clarke & Son s,
RICHMOND, VA., DISTRIBUTORS.
and a victory for labor will mem a
victory for all the people. Should
the court sustain the appeal and an
nul the sentences it will maintain be
yond question the right of free:speech
and free press. If it should' sustain
the decision by Justice Wright it will
simply mean that an appeal must be
taken to the highest court in the
land to obtain a final, determining
word as to the judicial concept of ex
isting constitutional guarantees.
Even should the highest judicial tri
bunal of our country fait to main
tain the right of "free 1 speech and
free press, there is still a higher
court, the court of the public opinion
the conscience of the people.
"In the one event that is, the
court sustaining free speech and free
press it will be the perpetuation pf
the principle for all time to come in
America. In the other event that
is, 'the refusal to sustain labor's ap
peal it will beyond doubt inaugu
rate a movement that will have for
its explicit purpose the re-establish
nieht, the re-emphasis of the right se
cured bv the magna charta and em
bodied as the first amendment to the Western North Carolina and Virginia
constitution of the United SJtaterand in wagons and retailed in quantities
the constitutional guarantee of every . of from a pint to a gallon, but every
state in the union. effort to locate the right wagon has
"It is held by jurists that a court been fruitless and the officers were
WHISKEY CAPTURED
Within 50 Feet of County Jail
in Greensboro
Nine Gallons, Wagon and Negro Cap
tured in Stone's Throw of police
Station Owner of Whiskey Cap
tured Also Police Have Long Sus
pected That Whiskey Was Being
Brought Down From Mountains.
(Special to The Timer. )
Greensboro, N. C, Oct. 30- For a
.mltA.. r n. . 1. .. 1. .,,.11 1
i UUUJUC1 UL UllMJlUa LUC LJUlllTC llilVt
a" . been aware that whiskey was being
e-1 . ,. . . . ..
, Drougtit nere trom the mountains or
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. 1 BOYLAN-PEAT.CE CO,
rtTr.
JS
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WINTER QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK NOW READY, PRICE 20c.
MAIL lie. EXTRA. '
WITH FREE v PAXIEBN.
BY
Prosperity in le
Hisf
The bustle, stir and activity in the Dry Goods Stores
is brought about by the crisp mornings and bracing
weather. Cotton is up and creeping higher. This in itself
creates bustle, stir and activity in every quarter.
NEW M0pELs4NA0llfistJITS. v "
A fortunate purchase put us in possession of a
bunch of beautiful Suits in the latest models. I fXtOoBe,
semi, and tight-fitted. 7 Values running up to $30. Choose
from the lot at $22.50
SEPARATE SKIRTS. -
We crowd such value into our $4i)8 Skirts no wo
man is satisfied to buy until she has seen our collection.
Rarely ever does she look further. - - Values' $6.00, $6.50,
and $7.00 for , ., .... .... .. $4.98
SELECT LINE OF DOLLAR DRESS GOODS.
We are proud of our showing of Dollar Dress Goods
and should be pardoned if inclined to brag. The goods
will bear us out in all we have to sav. See them on the
tables. Choice rv $1.00
Choicest Trimmings to Match.
NEW HATS EVERY WEEK.
The Swellest Millinery is a I wars ahmvn hem Fresh
lot of trimmed Hats every Tuesday.
Pattern Hats at onehird off. r "
Sheets and Pillow Case Specials. . .
North Carolina and Calif e-rajia- Blajikets.
Down Quilts and t niiorisy ; r- t
Marseilles ancUtongy C&Bed Spreads.
Carpets, BugsX-iholcuas and Mattings.
5?T
tNO T. POLLEN, Prealdent.
The Raleigh
CHARLES BOOT, OMhlM
Savings Bank.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,0OO.CJ. ;
row per cent, lnterestt paid oa depomlt. CU la the buks w wrtU
for further lnfornuition. - . .
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOftHENT.
18
The Commercial National Dank
Eighteen Years Old September 30, 1909.
BETTER, BIGGER, Tlt0Nasn
of appetiis in an iuj unction ami con
tempt case may tultc cogniaaiMid of
the entire case, both as. to.'lln! jijw
and the facts, as well aa the Ken
tenceu imposed. It is even intimated
that in view of the prejudice and
vindictive spirit exhibited by Justice
Wright in his language and sentences
of twelve, nine, and six months, re
spectively, that the court may take
cognizance pf that also, and though
practically the court may reverse Jus
tice Wright's decision, it may also
impose a so-called nominal punish-
WHAT IS HYOMEI?
Vou Have Heard About the CuIiutIi
Cure UobbittW)iine Drug Co.
Guarantees.
Hyomei Is a wonderful antiseptic, so
powerful that it promptly destroys
germ life, yet its action on the mucous
membrane is extremely soothing- and
healing. It relieves catarrh 1 in five
minutes; it cures in a few weeks or
money back.
It is made chiefly of eucalyptus and
eucalyptol tuke(i from the eucalyptus
forests of . inland Astralia The medi
cal profession kuows that eucalyptus is
an absolutely certain germ destroyer
and with active principles of eucalyptus
as a base Hyomei is made more effi
cient, pleasant and quick acting by the
addition of Thymol, an antiseptic
and disinfectant , largely employed in
the LlBterlan System Oualacol and
other important medicinal agents ate
also included in the Hyomei formula,
which; without doubt, is the greatest
destroyer of catarrh germs the world
has ever known.
Hyomei is a powerful, penetrating
antiseptic that is pleasant to use.. It
does not contain a cart I tie of .-cocaine.
bpium or any habit-forming. 6rliH
jurious drug.
No dosing the stom.ach whqrt your use
Hyomei. i Just breathe it lh through
tho small lnhaler that comes with each
outfit. Sold by leading druggists
everywhere and in Raleigh by Bobbltt.
Wnne Drur Co-., 11.00 for complete
outfit. - jj ;;. l. ; .
., ., 1 .... a ' -
on the verge of giving up in despair,
hen early yesterday morning a one
horse wagon was seen to drive iuto
th o county hitching lot, which is not
fifty feet from the front door of the
county jail, or more than a stone's
throw from the police station, and
the suspicion of an officer who hap
pened to be passing by was at once
aroused.
Warned by previous experience
that if they were to be caught with
the goods on II would take quick and
immediate action. Hie officer hastily
summoned every member of tire force
on night duty and surrounded (he
wagon. Notwithstanding aH xit this
precaution, the owner of the wagon
and conterils succeeded in malting his
escape, but the wagon, an 'old lame
mine, nine gallons ot wniskey and a
negro were captured and carried to
the police station, while several offi
cers went In search of two white men
who were seen with the wagon be
fore it entered in the hitching lot. In
a few minutes they returned with
Jesse Hanner, who claimed that he
was only hired to take care of the
wagon and team, but his tale was not
satisfactory and he was sent to the
calaboose in default of $300 cash
bond. With the dawn of day Haaner
began to long for freedom and much
to the surprise of the police, he' wrote
an order upon a local bank for $300,
which, upon investigation, proved
satisfactory and : he was released.
Hannei was followed by anJfolBtiej5
and as a result the real owner of the
outfit was captured and placed In jaH
to await a hearing in municipal court
today. The owner of the wagon, who
proved to be Tom Stewart, a former
resident of this city, was not so well
ffceed and he will be forced to remain
in jail until his case is called.
VAUDEVILLE
AT TlIK
Gem Theatre
Knliic C'lii'.jive ToXv.
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thi; moi:ts.
in tin- lirtniK't ic Kkr("
"The Hjl!ictii I'iiriy
MISS Itl.AM'MK A I.! ItACll.
Si nxs Mtmoli'jr.f".
U people with' symptoms of kldnoy
or bladder trouble could realise their
danger they would without loss of time
commence taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy. This great remedy stops the pain
and. we irregularities, strengthens and
builds up these organs andi there U
no danger of Bright's disease or other
serious disorder, D not disregard th
early symptoms. King-Crowell Drug
Co., corner Feyetteville, and Hargett
Ii Mlierea ttrMaeli Balaeir. adrir kMnu
ch, Uiehlnjr.and cttrej aU ioosaeh dis
mjm rv nxnnn tusnki Lirt tim ttt ash.
Utt 60 ami. i VmAektt h tii totrtA ! Mr.. fc,
Mrs. Ike Fort, of Wake Forest, spent
J, HolU&ssworto,
Motion pictures.
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HowMsnr BRANDS. Per C.I. lltow Msnr . BRANDS.
Cibn Rye, g yrs. ol; J4 SO J Nelson -ouibon, 7 yts.
Qasl--Biie. 6 yft. old j V.00 i Country Club's Blend
&umesr4ner .Hi. Rye : i
. H1.0I4 : : ' . I i0 1 N C.Coin
'" Se Mi. Rye, 5 y old' 3.50 j Mountain Com
Hieh.peRy..6yr,old 50 I I "'".j fs om"
Certified Ryt,6) ts. old 3.75 j old Vs. Apple Brnndr
$3.50
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7 EAR. OUT THE ORDER HUNK
If you want some mellow ildirioin Wlii-fccy,
jusr wruc in uic space aoovc tnc nurnbrr ot gallons,
tear out along the perforated line, and mail with posl-
oliico or express money order, or rcgi3tcrcfi letter. The
vvniskey will be shipped you the day order is received,
in plain package, express charges prepaid. I Guarantee
satisfaction. :
FRANK MILLER, Richmond, Va.
- 1 na. nuust uf QUALITY FOR THIRTY-SIX YEARS
SATURDAY, OCTQBEK 30,
' MATINEE ASiD NIGHT.
JULES MUBRAY PBE8EMK
PRICKS:
Matinee: Adults, 91; Children, 50c
Night: $1.50, 1.00, 75c., BOc.
Pneumonia, Grippe and Colds are
the most prevalent diseases. : Rice's
Goose Grwtse Liniment goes to the
root and effects quick, certain care.
Doe baby have Croup? : Don't dc
lay t begin at once nsing Rice's
on, m waae treet, Bpeni . " . t- -
the day in the elty with her sister, uew lnaraevusueiy, ana luuuiy curea.
Tues-t Tbnrs.,
--L"l 1 . I I SuOwn Rv. m
I I f Old Henry Rye. . . . 3.50
K I f Jeffenoa Club Rye, . . . 3.50
' I I Cnaamood Rye. ... 4.00
II Hishvire Rye. . . . 5.00
I I N. C. Tackehor Com. . 2.00
I I N.CSwlow Corn. . 2.50
If ViriW. Corn Whiikey, . 3.00
II TryOMII.Ctoa Wh3.. 3.50
II Old Burro Cora Whiie,. . .
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Good Whiskey costs you
more than ' doctored"
brands. The reputation of this Old
Reliable Mail Order House was
built on the following well known
ALL EXPRESS CHARGES.
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FnllNfMrls, $2.t5. S M
Fsl Qurb, $3.15 S Fsll
In Jan- laBoitfa.
Gal. 3Csl.
Ossrls.tS.0
$5.75
6.45
7.20
, 8.70
9.50
9.50
11.40
13.50
5.75
7.20
8.70
10.00
4 Fall Qts. I full Ota
2.70
3.20
4.00
4.00
4.50 ,
6.00
3 JO
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. . . . .3.00 . 6.7i
Oo Bdrntrf if 59- 10.0
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4.00
2.60
3.20
6.45
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