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THE EVENING TIMES: RALEIGH, K. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1910. '(. . v. ' "IMF" Autumn llinery Misses Badger and Denton's f COMPRISES TRIMMED DRESS HATS, TOQUES, AND TURBANS for all decisions. Each Hat possesses an individ uality peculiar to this store. Notwithstanding the smartness of the styles the prices are very mod erate: j "' Street and Evening Silks for Fall and Winter all in high-class qualities and at reasonable prices. Crepe de Chine, Crepe Radia, Crepe Meteor, Bro che Crepon, Marquisettes, beautiful Sheer Crisp all Silk, French Chiffon Cloths, etc. DRESS GARNITURES representing the styles now m vogue. Garnitures of old gold Embroidery, studded with beads. Gar nitures of steel, embroid ered with lustrous fibre Silk. Garnitures of gold beads and embroidery. Garnitures embroidered in beautiful Persian color- ngs. Garnitures of black, richly beaded and em broidered. Alio ver embroidered nets and Chiffons. Metal all-overs. Robbin- Ferrall CoEip'y 113-1!) FayettovlU CI RALEIGH, IT. C. Millinery TARHEEL HEIRS IGNORED Robert Potter Leaves" Yast Estate to Texans Lawyers Trying to Locate Relatives of Dead Man on Wild Goose Chase t Valid Will Found Other Dur ham News of Interest. (Special to The Times.) Durham, N. C, Oct. 13 Informa tion obtained from a local firm of lawyers puts an end to the excitement incident to the report of the death of Robert Potter, the wealthy North Carolinian, who died in Texas, leav ing a vast estate. Ever since the story was published in the papers several weeks ago the office of the register of deeds and other county officials has been deluged with letters from people in various parts of the United States claiming to be tiie de scendants of this man and heirs to his fortune. From the lawyers it was learned yesterday that the will of Mr. Potter has been discovered and that all of the North Carolina heirs have been ignored. The estate consists of 45,000 acres of valuable land, all of which was willed to friends and rel atives in Texas. The will is drawn up in the regu lar legal form and its validity is un assailable. It seems that the lawyers of the two Carolinas who for the past few weeks have been trying so hard to locate the relatives of this Potter, were all on a wild goose chase, inasmuch as the property has already been disposed of. Mr. Pot ter left no direct descendants, both of his children having died, and his wife divorced from him by a special act of legislature when he was a member of that body. University Day Observed. The 116th anniversary of the Uni versity of North Carolina was fitting ly observed by seventy-five of her Durham sons in the. rooms of the Commonwealth Club last night. The address of the evening was delivered by Dr. Edwin Mims, of the University faculty, well known to Durham men as professor of English in Trinity College for the past fifteen years. This is Dr. Mim's first year away from Durham, and his return to his old college town was nothing short of an ovation. His speech last nigtu was delivered in his usual happy manner. No one is better known as a brilliant after dinner speaker than is Trinity's old teacher of inspira tional poetry. Judge Crawford Biggs, president of the Durham County Association could not be present on account of court in Forsyth county, and the smoker was presided over by Vice President R. H. Sykes. Judge Lyon who has been holding court here the past two weeks, was the principal guest of the occasion. Wanted Squire to Jlarry Them in ; Buggy. Miss Annie Gooch, of Raleigh, and Mr. Amos G. Cheatham, of Granville were married this morning by Squire Cox in his office after refusing to perform the ceremony out in the open as the couple requested. They drove up in front of the office of the jus tice yesterday morning and the groom asked Mr. Cox to perform the ceremony while they were sitting in BROKEN ARROW LADY SAYS WELCOME Mrs. Guffey, of Broken Ar row, Says Few Words That Mean Much. Broken Arrow, Okla. "You are welcome,": says Mrs. Nora Guffey, of this place, "to use my letter In any way you want to, if it can be the means of inducing some suffering woman to try Cardui, the woman's tonic. Since taking Cardui I am in better health than I ever was, and that means much, because I suffered many years with female troubles of different kinds. What other treat ments I tried, helped me for a few days only." Every woman would always keep Cardui handy, if she knew what quick and permanent results it gives, in cases, where weakened vitality Indi cates the need of a strengthening tonic. Remember that Cardui is a purely vegetable extract, composed of valu able medicinal ingredients, which have been found to build up the vital ity, tone up the nerves, and strength en the womanly constitution. Cardui has been in successful use for more than 50 years. Thousands of women, all over the country, know by actual experience what It will do, for the ailments to which women are peculiarly liable. That it has helped others la the best of proof,. that it will help you. Try It. ..:; ' " . ' N. B. Wrlte to: Ladies' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga . Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn., far Special In structions, and 64-page book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper on request. . Tf . . 5vn I fi'iii1','- !' mil ' - -$f0 .Miss 'Kstliei Quinn, who is sufins lr. iHaiTy I Illusion IVok, Inle Aiitlien professor nt Columbia 1'iiivcrsity, lor M?MK)0 lor iilli'4it lircjioli of promise. .Miss Quinn sulnnitlcd to the office 'of' her counsel where she was grilled uiei-eilessly by the Professor's attorneys. .Miss (Juinn alleged that the Piol'essop paid court to her for three years and then man-ire! another. Her action, it is suid, was the cause of his retirement si'y. '' the buggy. The Squire has passed the age when things are important because tlrey are romantic, and he registered a vigorous protest to tyius the knot al fresco and refused to do it unless tiie couple disembarked and went through the ceremony; in tiie prescribed manner. Both were of age and it is hard to see w:iy they were so anxious to get througii with it in so short an -erder. Fortnightly Club Fleets. The Fortnightly Club, the junior class literary club of Trinity College, has taken into the fold five new mem bers. Membership in the club if open upon invitation to tliird year men, who during their stay in college have shown literary ability and ap preciation, and have shown by con tributions to the college publications ability of a creative order. Tiie pres ident of the club this year is Prof. H. E. Spence, of the English depart ment. The new members taken in were: W. 0. Slieppard, Farmvjlle; E. J. I.ondow, Ashevile; F. S. Ben nett, Cleveland, Tenn.; .1. X. Aiken, Cleveland, Tenn., and L A. Puryear, Paducah, Ky. The Demon of the Air Is the germ of LaGrippe, that, breathed in, brings suffering tohous ands. Its after effects are weakness, nervousness, lack of appetite, energy, and ambition, with disordered liver and kidneys. The greatest need then is Electric Bitters, the spleiidid 'tonic, blood purifier and regulathr of Stom ach, Liver and Kidneys. Thousands have proved that they wonderfully strengthen the nerves, build up the system and restore hearth and good spirits after an attack of Grip. If suffering, try them. Oiriy 60c. Per- Lfect satisfaction guaranteed by all druggists. More Freight Tariff Suspended. (By Leased Wire to The Times.) Washington, Oct. 13 Railroads operating in official territory and western trunk line association terri tory have signified their intention to the Interstate Commerce Commission of further ' suspending the recent freight tariffs, which advanced rates over various roads. The fates are now under discussion arfd were to have become effective November 1. In order to give the commission am ple time to properly adjudicate the various phases of the situation the rates will be suspended until Febru- arby 1. A Generous and Charitable AVisIi. "I wish all might know of the ben efit I received from your Foley's Kid ney Remedy," Says I. 'N. Regan, Far mer, Mo. His kidneys and bladder gave him so much pain, misery and annoyance, he could not work, nor sleep. He says Foley's Kidney Rem edy completely 'Cured him. Klng- Crowell Drug Company. ''; -... . ' L'mii n i .111 nl .i ' i' ! 1 1 1 . n - ri f . V 'i f I . . ' seems to be 99 per rent advice and 1 per cent money. a lour hour examination recently nt from the faculty of ('oliimhiii I'niver- vviik i-'ou lki'ijosy. Scientific Invesliuation -About to Triumph Over This Disease. (By Leased Wire to The Timei. ) San Francisco, ("nl., Oct. 1 :! "Within two years we will be curing leprosy on a wholesale scale. 1 am 'ertai:i a cure has at l.i.-i In-u found. " Y So .said Dr. St. David Uynlais Wal ters, president of the Hawaiian ter riforial medical society. the cure, said tiie doctor, is 'being', developed- under the commis. sion sent to Hawaii by the federal government to aid the local invest! gators. This commission consisted of Dr. Brinckerhof, of Harvard, Dr. Cur lie and Dr. Holnlan. '-These men have been working for the last your years along the lines laid down by Moses T. Clegg, of Ma nila. Taking Mr. Clegg's w-ork as a scientific beginning the federal com missioners have worked on the Serum theory of treatment and they have reached a point where I am certain full success is in -sight." . HOX KVJIOOX I XTK RKl l'TKI). Bride Stole Money to Tny For -Wedding Trip From Her Father and . Eloped. f By Leased Wire to The Times. ) Chicago, Oct. 13 The honeymoon trip of an eloping couple, the ex penses of which were being paid by the bribe with money alleged to have been stolen from her father, was in terrupted when George DeYounger, twenty-one years oklf and Mary Hef ner, who claims to be seventeen years of age, were arrested at the postof fice. A telegram sent by John J. Hef ner, a wealthy produce commission King-Crowell Drug t'o. Successful. King-Crowell Drug Co., the enter prising druggists, are advertising to day for fifty men and women to take advantage of the special half price of fer they are making on Dr. Howard's celebrated specific for the cure ' of constipation and dyspepsia and' get a fifty cent package at half price, a 5 cents. - So positive are they of the remark able power of this specific to cure these diseases, as well as sick bead aches and liver troubles, that they agree to refund the money to any customer whom his medicine does not quickly i relieve and cure. With Dr. Howard's specific at at hand, you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill consequences, it strengthens the stomach, gives perfect digestion, regulates tiie bow els, creates an appetite, and makes life worth the living. , , This is an unusual opportunity to obtain 60 doses of tiie best medicine ever made for half its regular price, w it'a tho persona guarantee of a well known business firm to refund the money if It does not give t satisfac tion, j . - r merchant of Baltimore," led to the ar-' rest. '. I' Although surprised when accosted by Detective Farrelly and Benedict, ' t ie couple admitted their Identities.! DeYoungr claimed he haj been mar- ried to Miss Hefner several days ago in Catonville, a suburb of Baltimore, I Aid., and said that Miss Anna Ray, a' friend of the' girl, was a witness to( the ceremony. The telegram sent to the police is lo the effect that Mao Stole $N0 from her father and disap peared from home October 1. In t:ie message tie police are informed the airl is only fifteen years of age.' The H nest Proprietary Medicine Fills a national need in the land ,and it will take lr.ore than theeryeof. "fraud" and "lake" from the avaric ious, over-reaching physician to overthrow an honest, reliable and standard preparation Uke Lydia E. Flnk.iam's Vegetable Compound, which is made from the roots and ler'ns of the field,- and has cured more women ol female ills than any otiior reiiH'dy wo know of. Shiiv.s Cotton Move:ciit, I Louisville, Kv.; 0(1. l:: Loit'svillo & .Nashville iiailruaj: c:ir:,in,js tor t lie V.vA work in Oi't'iiier sl;cvv a tic I'lia1!! ol $.2. T.ii.i is t.ia first itiiifaso riiurled in ; oars, it :s at Uili.i'eil to the slow cut:on iilovi;- ineiiu- ' ;''',.' . 1 I. K. 'i!n;in.:is. who was fined .one int mi Hie ntv. ciiili't i:: KiehmoMil, i lit).. In.-; ii-';spiiSK :ti'i'!:i iliiil lie will fike aii.:ij'ipMUo tilt' I'iivuil, X'lMJrt. 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Such preparation has helped others and will help YOF. Best accommodations, lowest terms. Keally cheaper to go to school than to stay at home. Board, lodging and tuition, $7.00 per month. For catalog, free tuition and other informa tion, address, - riiFSIDKNT DUDLEY, .A. & M. College, Greensboro ...... Jf. C. Tutt s Pills HOME COMING WEEK IS ALMOST HERE Is Your Home Bright and Cheerful . Make it More Inviting See that your electric lights are all in good shape. If you have any burned out globes bring them to us and exchange them for new .ones free of charge. "USE SOME TUNGSTENS" They Will Brighten Things Up. M0IM POWER AND LIGHT CO. tlM GoM loom 'lip ! '. jfljh'jr" urn imi'Si ' which can be kept at full or low heat for a short or long time. Four quarts of oil will give a glowing heat for nine hours, without smoke or smell. . An indicator always shows the amount of oil in the font. 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