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THE.BALEI6H MIT TIMES: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 19i0.
THE NEW JVATERWAY
Pamilico Sound and Beaufort
Inlet Connected
Dredges Opening Waterway Between
-". tamUoo and Iieaufort Kxpeeted to
Meet Tomorrow Successful Pair
Smnll Goes to Waterway.
(Special to The Times.
Washington, Nov. 13 Hon. J. H.
Small has recently heen informed by
Capt. Earl . I. Brown, officer of this
district in the U. S. Corps of Kngi-
neera, located at Wilmington, N. C,
that the two dredges which have
heen engaged for almost a year in
making excavations on the inland
waterway are expected to meet on
next Tuesday, November 15. This
will mark the completion of that sec
lion of the Norfolk-Beaufort division
of the waterway extending from
l'anilic.i Sound to Beaufort Inlet and
will afford a minimum depth of ten
feet. When this soetioii of the wa
terway is open vessels can ro from
New Rem, ashington, or from any
of the ports and streams in North
Carolina, by protected route, south
wardly through Beaufort Inlet. The
completion of this work is also made
. notable because it is the first work
undertaken by the United States gov
ernment, in the construction of a con
tinuous free waterway from Boston
to Beaufort. It. is understood that
the completion nf this waterwny-will
be celebrated sometime in December.
The citizens of Beaufort, Morehead
City and Otmntal expect to combine
and carry out a program worthy of
the occasion.. . :..."
One of the largest and most suc
cessful agricultural fairs that have
ever taken place in Beaufort county
was held in l lie town of Aurora yes
terday. Quite a number of excur
sions were run from this city and
there were about three thousand' vis
itors present. The visitors on arrival
were met by a large delegation of
citizens and the Aurora band and
given a rovnl and enthusiastic wel
come. A line picnic dinner was serv
ed the visitors free and everything
done by the citizens of Aurora in
(heir power to give them a rousing
good time. .TU,e .agricultural exhibits,
consisting of corn, cotton, ; oats,
..wheat, potatoes, livev stock, hogs,
poultry, tobacco and other staple
l iojia were exceptionally fine and
some of the prize winners could not
be surpassed in the state. : Among
the hogs were five Durocst three
months old and weighing on an aver
age of M) pounds each, belonging to
Mr. Chas. Selby. These took first
prize. Another prize winner was-a
twelve montas old Berkshire boar
belonging .to Capt. Lent Iiawson and
weighing 400' pounds.
The horticultural and culinary ex
hibits In the, ladies department were
also given special attention and
greatly admired by the visitors. This
fair was the second one of, its kind.
given under the auspices of the 'Au
rora Retail Merchants Association for
the purpose of encouraging and pro
moting better farming industries and
agricultural productions.
Hon. John H. Small, M. C, of this
city, left Saturday evening to attend
the annual meeting of the Mississippi-Atlantic
Inland Waterway Asso
ciation, which convenes at Pensacpla,
Fla.,'on the 14, 15, 16.. This associa
tion .was organized to promote the
construction of the waterway across
Florida and by an inside route' to the
Mississippi river. Mr. Small will at
tend the meetiflg of the association as
its guest and will make an address
on the. unity of the Intra-Costal Wa
terway along the Atlantic Seaboard
with the waterway from the Atlantic
to the gulf and the Mississippi.
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lilon Fondles n Child.
In Pittsburg a savage lion fondled
the hand that a child thrust, into his
cage. Danger to a child is 'some
times great when least, regarded. Of
ten it comes through Colds, Croup,
and Whooping Cough. They slay
thousands that Dr. King's New Dis
covery could have saved. "A few-
doses cured our baby of a very bad
case of Croup," writes Mrs. George B.
Davis, of Flat Rock, N. C. "We al
ways give it to him when he takes
cold. It's a wonderful medicine for
babies." Best for Coughs, Colds, La
Grippe, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Weak
Ungs. DOc. $1.00. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by all druggists,
l.cc ,( ii i. rim i.e, acquitted of
l;i i::ciy in the IjoKmer elect inn scan
ilal, .!: bus 1 ec n rc-elertcd to the
ftnfe !(;::; are fi'.in OKiiWit, II
l:ri.wnc's iIccti-'M wbile not as lame
is t!:e i.si.liepiil lic:i:i ph;n:ii(,vshi
d lie: isivrly that he stands vindlcat
k'fl in l!i eyes unfile people.
MR. fOHOOV HAS .APPENDICITIS.
Prominent Traveling Man of F.toin
('iiivtlinu Stiicheii The C'prwy
Monument.
I Slice!;..! to The Times !
, Kliz.'iheth City, Nov. 1 i Mr. A. .1.
Colir.on. one of, the most prominent
traveling salesmen that travels in
eastern North Carolina went to Nor
tolK yesterday atternoon to enter a
hospital to undergo an operation for
appendicitis. Mr. Cohoon. who trav-.
els for Flora & Co., of this c ity, was
In East Lake Jast week when he was
stricken 'with' an attack of appendi
citis and the physician advised him to
go to a hospital. Mr. Cohoon went.
from Fast Lake to Gum, Neck in a
boat and then rode about '2(1 miles to
Columbia to take a train for Norfolk.
1 Mr. T. C. Woodhoitse, of Curri
tuck county, and Miss Sarah 15. Ward,
of this city, were united in marriage
Saturday afternoon at one o'clock at
the home of the bride, No. 5 Burgess
street, in the presence of a number
of friends of the families. : Rev. J. H,
Buffalo performed the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodhouse left on
Die--afternoon train for an extended
eib'.i.n.c trip. i
Mrs. Wood house is, I lie . cult ured
:aur;.iii'r o! . f'aptnin and Mus. .1. 15.
Ward, of. thin city. Sao'; is very popn
lar in a large eh-cle of friends.
J.ir. Woodhouse is engaged In the
life-saving service, and is very popu
!ar. They will reside in Sontli Car
olina.
I lie representatives ot several mar
ble works, and sculptors have been in
tlie city (his week,: consulting .with
the officers of the K. I) Crnecv Me
morial Association in regard fo the
selection of n .d'erirm for the Cropcy
iiK.numr-ul . A riuiribe)' of designs
iinve been fin luuilleil to Ike commit
tee, . bill in) selection has yet heen
made.
The. Creecy Memorial Association
was effected several weeks ago under
I he. supervision of Hon. John II.
.Small, for tlie purpose of erecting a
suitable . monument : to honor , the
memory -of tlie late Colonel Creecy.
The various officers were elected and
the work Was taken up ait once. The
officers will make the selection in the
near future, when the work of secur-
ng the funds will be pushed.
I.KPKH IX.XKW YOHK.
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COMPLETE CHANGE OF PKOGRAM Tt)I)AV.
4 The Heart of Edna Leslie,"
(A Dramatic Production Extraordinary)
''My Friend, the Doctor,"
- (Comedy)
"Hako's Sacrifice,"
(A Hemarkable Japmiese Drama)
A Cold Strange Romance,"
(Dramatic) V
Levin's Orchestra Plays Here Tonight,
From 8:00 to 10:30.
South American Legation Attache
'.Thought to Have Leprosy,
(By Lcnscd Wire to Tile Tinvs.)
Washington; Nov. 1 I- - It was
iearned today that tlie suspected
leper formerly employed as a valet
at a South American legation here.
has been sunt to New York and is
now being treated at tlie Skin and
Cancer Hospital, according to men
prominently connected with the case.
He was taken to tlie hospital by an
attache of his legation. A great deal
of mystery surrounds the case be
cause of the unwillingness of physl
cians who attended the man to make
any commeiits. Attaches of the lega
tloii 'refuse to talk, except to coniirm
the report that the suspect is in
hospital in New York.
B ABACA ttXTTCBTAIITVtENT.
Bnmras and Phllaf Iic.ih of Scotland
Nerk. fiive Enjoyable Social Af
fair. :
, ' , (SpwiaJ to The Times)
Scotland Nck, Nov. 14 On Fri
day; evening st the Baptist church the
Soung rnetr of thp paraca. Bible crass,
assisted by f.be young- ladles of the
PhJldthen class, gave a most enjoyable
stjclnl, consisring . of music, instru.
1p(M)tU alid-'voaal. recitations, nd.
an address by the Barara teaclwef.
Mr. Claude Jackson, the presidenfe'of
tne ciasB, presiaea over tne meeting
The exercises were opened by;
beautiful selection upon the pipe or--
gan by Mrs. James Allen Pittman
followed by a song by ,: the choir.
Mies' Lydia Josey delighted the audi
ence with a well-rendered recitation
and then .Miss SaKie Spruill Baker, of
Palmyra, saug a most beautiful solo
Then followed three features:
duet by -Miss Emily Sawyer Biggs
and Owen .1. Moore, a recitation fa
story of Parsifal V, iind the address by
Mr. E. E. Hilliard, lonelier of the
naraca class. "
Mr. Milliard siioke but a short
time, but in the few minutes of the
time he occupied lie said many good
things, and gave I lie - yon tig people
present suggestions, Hial if followed
wKI make them more useful and bet
ter men and women, lie appealed to
those present that whatever else they
undertook, and whatever studies they
pursued, to remember to give a part
of each day to the study of the Bible
anil in preparing themselves for a
future and better land.
Mr. Hilliard, though advanced
somewhat in years and afflicted with
a. partial loss of vision, has lost, none
of his old-lime power as a public
sneaker, and those present were more
than compensated for their attend
anco by . the short address by this
good man, and the other good things
enjoyed.
The idea of this entertainment was
conceived by two or three of the
young men of the Baraca class, and
as the speaker said, it was a most
happy conception.
Mr. Edwin B. .lose.v was the mov
ing spirit in the affair, and to him is
duo the praise for the most happy
event. Some weeks ago he suggest
ed that the class give such an enter
tainment,' and assisted by others, car-
ried the suggestion fo a most happv
finale. : ...
At the close of the address the
president announced that as a close
to the exercises he" wanted everybody
in the. house to shake hands with
everybody else, and requested that
not a person' leave, without first giv
ing thosje. others present a most cor
dial handshake and a happy welcome.
Thus one of the most pleasant occas
ions In. a long time come to a cloic
P.
A Kegular Tom Boy.
was Susie climbing trees and fen
ces, .lumping ditches, whitling, always
getting scratches, cuts, sprains, bruis
es, bumps, burns, or scalds. . But
laws,' Her mother just applied
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and cured her
quick. Heals everything healable
noils, Ulcers, Eczema, Old Sores,
Corns or Piles. Try it. 25c. at all
druggists.
SOITHEKN RAILWAY SCHKDrLE
A Genuine Patent Colt Shoe With Black
Cravanette Cloth Tops.
2.50
V have just received a
shipinent of these fihopshav-rs
m been made espeeiallyfor
our trade desiring a shoo at
this ; price For style and
quality it will compare with
any fv,0() shoe on ttio mar
ket. , :: -
We also have a complete
line of Gun etals and Kids,
'at the same price,
n Sec our window.
CROCKER,
, WE FIT THE FEET.
105 Fayetteville Street- - - - - RALEIGH, N.
pooti
yew Trains lietween New York.
Washington, Augusta and Jackson
ville. .
Effective November 27th, 1!)10,
the Southern Iiailway will put in ef
feet new train service between New
York, Washington, Augusta and
Jacksonville, schedule, of 'Which will
he as follows:; '. :
: :; . - No. ,.; ; .;
Leave New York 1 2 : 3 S P. M
Arrive Washington . . . , 6:10 P. M.
Ar. A'g'sta via ltl'ck'v'le 1.1:85 A. M
Lv. A'g'sla via TrAnton. ,1 1 : 4.H A. M
Arrive Jacksonville .... ',3':4'B P. M
lieave Jacksonville. . . . . 9:00 A. M.
Ar. A'g'sta via Trenton . . 3": 80 P. M,
Lv. A'g'sta via Bl'ck'vle. S:fr P. M.
Arrive Washington . . . .; tr;53 P. M.
Leave Washington . . . ... 9:05 A. M.
Arrive New York ".'. . . . i 2: 45 P. M.
The above trains will be known as
the Southern's Southeastern Limited
and will consist of elegant Pullman
Sleeping Cars; also Dining'Qar Ser
vice. This train, as well as all other
Southern Railway trains, will arrive
and depart from the New Pennsyl
vania Station, Seventh Avenue . and.
Thirty-second street New York City,
For all information pertaining to
same, address the undersigned.
W. H. PARNELL,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
H. F. CARY, Raleigh, N. C.
General Pass, Agt.
Washington. D. C.
"Everybody makes mistakes," said
Uncle Eben, .'.'but. yo.u's got -to look
out foh a 'man when some' special
mistake gits to be a habit." Wil-
mTngto'n"Stai".:'' ' ' ' .
An Ideal Husband
is patient, even with a nagging wife,
for he knows she needs help. She
may be so nervous and run-down in
health that trifles annoy her. If she
is melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, headache, sleep
lessness, constipation or fainting and
dizzy spells, she needs Electric Bit
tersthe most wonderful remedy for
ailing women. Thousands of suffer
ers from female troubles, nervous
troubles, backache and weak kidneys
have used them and become healthy
and happy. Try them. Only 50c.
Satisfaction guaranteed ly all drug
gists. '
SEINE () KAMI'AGK..
Troops Ordered Out to Fight the
vance of the Waters.
Ad-
(Ry Cable to The Times.)
Paris, Nov. H A terrllie rain storm
that struck Paris and its environs
early .'today upset all the calculations
el" the weuthcr experts and caused fear
of a recurrence, of the Hood of ai
.lanuary. Troops were bnniediatcly
owlrrwl. out to tight' the ravages .of the
water and : within a short lime n.000
were at, Avork iiiuler. the 'direction of
M. Faure, minister of. public "work-.
Cavities' in the Quays are . 'bchiK
blocked with cement. Ten thousand
more .men are ready to aid in the work
if eeeded. ": . ' t ,
The overllow of tlie Heine; was i-'o
suilileii as to take many ivsid -uts in
lie low-tying, districts of. the city 'liy
surprise. At the pout Hoyal tbo ' Seiiie
today was .appi'oximately 10 feet.. above
normal.
ll of the tributaries ai'o falling, al-
thoiish the Seine continued ri.lnir raii-
lly loilav. :
The subways loading Into the A uw-
ti'rlitz station are Hooded and all that
legion near the Jardine ties- .pinnies'
uiider". water-. The .basement of tho
alais de Justice, the donieeries and
(lie iiuai'ters of the police debaiteient
lie iuundaied,.
The worst suffering -is in tlie sub
urbs where many of tlie residents
re taken unawares and had to l.lec
from their homes, leaving practically
everything bi liiiul.
I'he police have taken steps to pro
vide temporary quarters for the refu-
Rees. Food will also be provided 1or
the sufferers.
1 lie flanger zone broadened grad
ually today.
BOYtAN-PEARCE CO. I BO YLAN-PEARCE fid.
. . , STORES CliOSJES AT 6:00 P. M. UNTIL FUBTHER NOTICE. ; ' - J
tilfe,Iics, CMIiirf
Tho, waniL1 coky. comfort of good quality Furs; to say nothing of the addedjj
style to your dress, leiids,.that air of ease and gracefulness to the wearer thhjtjl
at once' attracts and is ol'lcn the envy of the less fortunate, but thisyear tnek!
harrier on high prices are all removed, and. this first, el loosing is fine. Wen
cannot "duplicate these prices Inter on. Jiuy now, or for a rejisona bl eTd VaiffeU
we will hold your urcliases until (Christmas. ' "' ' 1
Ladies' High Grade Coats, Russian Pony Skin, Coney Fur and River Mink?
Coats, Cloth Coats fur lined throughout, Beaver Coats Fur Trimmed.
YOU CAN BUY
Ladies' 'M tift'. Shawls, Scarfs, and Neck Pieces,
in complete sets.
Shoulder' Pieces '.of (Sney, Mink, and . Squirrel .
Isa Fox and Opossum ...... . . . . . .
Marmot, Persian, Hare and Marten . . . . .. ..
Wolverine, Martin, Fox . . '. . ...... ... . . .
FLAT, ROUND, OR PILLOW MUFFS
in, Isa
2
either separately or niatclmtlj .
. .... $2.00, $3.00, and $5.00
.. . . , . $4.00, $6.00, and $8,00
. $7.50, $10.00, $12.50, $15)(j;
, . $22.50, $27.50, $33.50, $42.50;
Til
tck tir I'rown .Mart
Wolverine -.'Muffs
ox.
Russian Sable, Dark Fa stern Mink, ;uV
$13.75, $15.00, $18.00 $22.50, $27.50, $3'0.b0, $37.50(;
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FURS. . ,
-."'.' ' -;- ' - i r if
, .The Complete Christmas Stock is In. ... v '.J'
... - -. J,,
( 'hildi'en's Furs' have always heen a great dra w card ,to the Fur Stock, be
cause of the aricty a ml coiii)leteness in which every detail is carefully looked
after. "' ' - .' Jt'i
l'ersian Lamh Sets ........ .', ... .... .. ..... ..$1.00, $2.00, and $(
Momitain Angora . :'.. ... . . . . . . $1.50, $2.50, and $3.50
French Coney . ........ . . . .... . . . . $2.50, $4.00, and $6.50
;-'-lesi(ies are shown -Squirrel, Ermine, White Fox; ' Thibet s, and l?iver Miilk:
The Collars and .Muffs are finished and trimmed in most excellent stvle. ji
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPLY,,
P
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I'ATIlKIt OI THK AIHSHIIV
.Mr. eiinmite, First Aviator, Dying at
His Home in Cliiens".
; (liy .l.easi'd Wire to The Times.)
Cliieaso. Nov., 4-:-' Tlie t.itlier of the
ii'sliip," Oetave.-'t'liaimte, is dying at
his luene. - - ,
a naesfieti nf tine'.", said
s sen, I'liarles "t'haiuit"1,
'f.Veeoi-lliUK to tlie jihysi
i.iet survive tlie day and
for a wi-i'k,"
anute.. is. pi'elialil.v due
It is nulv
111', l.'hamil.
ai'Iy today.
ians w ina
te nuiv li e
To ;. M v. i
mio'e ei'edit I lian . any" -otiu'r individual
for the -siteeess of. Ihe :'uirshi.p. .Mr.
'luiniite; who 'was hern in I'avh- ill
IS.:-.', made iilOTe th;n -.i"a llii.;hls !-
fine the preveiir ri. iatei s Imi-an thi'ir
xiierinu nts, lie eame ,n this, euun
ry in ;.ts3s.
F'nr iiains in tlie side of eliest dam
pen a piec e or llaani'l w ith Chainher-
lain'a Liniinent nmi' hind it on fiver
the seat of pain. Thoro is nothing
better. Kor sale by nil dealers.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets do not. sicken or gripe, and
may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate woman or tho
youngest child; The old and feeble
will also find them a most suitable
remedy for aiding and strengthening
their weakened digestion and for
regulating the bowels. For sale by
nil dealers. i
How it does ar a man when lie
calls another man's bluff ant It tui na
cut to be the real thing!
King of Externals
Accepted by the Mothers
of Amenca as the one and
only external preparation
thai positively and quickly
CURES all forms of In
flammation or Congestion
such as Pneiimonia.Croup,
Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy.
Since Cowans Preparation has
been introtiucnl lipre it has gained
a strong foot-hold in rnany'ot ovr
best families whom knowire giv
ing yon advertisement right along
without solicitation. It always
mukesgood. ..Weidling Jt Son,
Tiffin, Ohio. Druggists.
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All Drataa. $1." SOo. 23e.
GOWftN MEDICUC0.. DURHAM, N. C.
luaraoltU. ml momj ttUtUi Vf rour Onulil
PETERS PETER
SHELLS! SHELLS!
. , . : . : rl 1
Eiders
Succeed when everything else fella.
In nervous prostration and female
weakness they ate tlie supreme
remedy, aa thousands bav testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
I la the best medlcih ttvet . told
!t,.'. over druggist' counter.
On every Wednesday, beginning Vtyd-
nesday, November 16th, we will r4ell
Peters Shot Gun Shells at the unheard
of price of 35c. per box, one box to a
customer. it
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You m en who love the noble sport; of
huntint,ret next,
tuniiy.
Prove that you are up to the minut&by
taking advantage of the greatest offer
ever made on a - - -
This is your oppor-
Standard lylakeof Shells
Remember the day, Wednesday, Novem
ber 16th, and then every ensuing
Wednesday ) . .
HART-WARD HARDWARE CQ.,
The Sporting GpcdOUPf Raleigh.