THE ItALEICiTI PATLY TIMES: 2JOXDA Y, XO VEM BET? 1J, 1010.
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WHEN YOUR FOOD GOES HOT DIGEST well mid you feel
''blue" and tired and discouraged, you should use
SIMMONS
RED Z
LIVER REGULATOR
(THE FOWDEK FORM)
It opens the bowels, sweetens the stomach and strengthens the
digestive organs. A dose taken at bed time restores a fine feeling
of health and energy.
OL BV DIALSflS. miCB, LA HQS MOHAOB. 1.00.
Aak for trir, ffflnuloe with thn Red X nn thr, liihel. If yno mntint rtr-t It romlt tn ni. w wltl
rtifl liy null fHtitpalri. Himmoiis Ijivi'r Ki'fMlHr in put up rtllu iu liquid (uno fut.tuuti wfav prefer
K. I'rlr., tCW pvr bottle. Lrfwk fur tbu ixtj . Isltul.
J. H. ZCILIN & CO.. PROPS.. ST. LOUIS. MO.
Th Elaotlc" Bookcase a rows with
yaur library, fits any space, Is artfotlo,
and la f ittod with tho only perfect dust
proof roller-bearing non-blndlng door
that positively cannot get out of order.
Call, write or phone ond ask for catalog
Big Stock cn Hani
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CONSIDER SERVICE.
Can-fill preparation iinioiiii(s
you Hunt, when you want it. ThaP.s why we 1 1: ink that service,
is one of the points worth considering.
I!nvc you forgotten something? ro you in a hurry? Did
you overlook niiy item? Then rail n on tho 'Phone. We stand
ready to serve yon iu (In; most prompt, ami flhiciit manner.
BOBBITTWYNNE DRUG COMPANY.
ROTH PHOMvS I0t
Bargain
1 -li I his siiicc IVomi now mili! Xiins
I'or t lie Ijai'f.'iiins wc nw ;(.: i i 1,1a: to nive in
these bulletins.
BEGINNING NEXT TUESDAY, NOV. 15.
.Hi-in. Woolen (Jood; rip;ul;u' 50c. sellers,
:) cents.
One
vard with
Satins
lish IiOin- (
ot.li :
One
vara wide
H! -iiis.
Fancv Silks: for Shi it
stripes: Toe. vair.es i'or f)!Jc.
Cotton Poplins and Suitings, 27-in. wide,
2ov values, l!)c.
Hunter Bros. & Brewer Company.
HALF THE HOUSE DEVOTED TO SHOES.
The Shirtwaist Shine.
Wc give them the ''finished" touch. Fancy
waists are well cared 1W by us. and no pains are
spared to get the lace or other trimmings right
smooth aiiJ clean.
OAK CITY STEAM , LAUNDRY,
117 West Hargett St. - - - - - - - Raleigh N. C.
1
to little- unless rim act what
1 iln'-k mipI colors, S!)c.
spina
ha; I)
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holt, !)Sr.
and colors.
waists; riinimi
and
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WITH THE CONDUCTORS
. "
Annual Meeting of Raleigh
Division No. 264 Yesterday
Mye Tlimi Sixty Conductors anil
Guests Enjoyed tin Elaborate JSiiii-
". "quct nt Gicrsch's Several Excel
lent rilwirt Speeches Nnile Oliiceis
Klcctcd at tl-e IJasir.css Meeting.
i Raleigh division No. 20 1 of t!;e Or
der of Railway Conductors held its
annual banquet yesterday in the u:in-
il net lut 1 1 nt Gic.'sch's, there beins-
more than sixty. ((iiHluclors ami
KUiHtil jircticnl.' It was undoubtedly
the must Bticcibslul event the. divis
ion hat; evi.r held,, was greatly en
joyed by members and invited guests.
The division held a business meet
ing yesterday morning; and elected
officers for the ensuing year as fol
lows: -
M. G. Jones, C. C.
11. L. Snyder, A. C. t
W..W. ;'evvman, secretary
treasurer. ( Mr. Xew.nan lias
and
licld
that jiosition for sixteen years.! (
T. E. Riciiiirdson, S. and C,
.1. U. Stephens, J. and C.
1". .1. CaruUicrs, I. S. .
Jno. W. Keyes, O. S.
J. Ft. Stenhens was elected delexdte
and R. I,. Snyder, ajternate, t.j the
next tneetiiu; of the Grand Division,
which will be, held in JacUsonville,
F!a.
After the election of ofHcevs the
meeting; . was .opened to the. JnvhU
quests. The o;en meeting was ;)'.e
Kidod over by Mr. James Geion, 'lie
retiriim; C. ('.. wiio extended a corJn'I
greeting to the visitors. He referred
to the death of Capt. .loe llogau, a
member of the division.
Hon. Yi. K. :lacy, treasurer of the
Sate of Noitli Carolina, was t.ie li rat
speaker. Hd made a beautiful tall
relative to the death of Capt. Hagan
saying that, all conductors who daili
lake their lives in their hands, sliouM
be like Joe llogan, always ready to
meet his God.
lion. M. L. Shipinau, commissioner
of the bureau of labor and 'printing
was the next speaker, dwelling upon
the benelits to be derived from
unions.
M ayor Wynne, in speaiiing of at-
filiations with unions, said ho was
not a member of any organization,
though many thought iie was because
of the many friends he had in them.
lie made a short but happy 'speech.
''-Co!.'' Chas.' E. Johnson was called
r.nd bean ii is brief response by say
inir that Mayor - Wynne .had said ;ie
belonged to no organisation, but ac
cording to recent reports, he seemed
lo be a member of lite market iionst
committee. ' .
Mr. .Josephus Daniels resionded in
i short speech of well chosen words.
Mr.'. E. M. rzzell ."'expressed his
plcaxnrc at being with the cnn.luc
tors. .
Cnpt. W. W. Newman, rapt.' T. E.
Riciiardsoii and Capl. R. I.. Snyder
made short talks . .
The l!aniti-t.
The condiictors and their 'guests
vpaiivd lo the .Iminiuet ball at
NUersch's where a nioiit elaborate din
ner., was served. I ne tables were ar
ranged' V shaped, the guests 'occu
pying the short ; (able at Ue end,
Handsome menu cards were- al e:ic;i
of the plates, these -cards being in
the colors of the order, red. green
md white. On thn last page was an
excellent picture of Capt.' W. W. New-
ruan, under which were the words,
"Ouf .Secretary' and Tre'isir.vr for
sixteen years. . . .
Tlie banijuetwas prepared under
"jo direction 'of a. (ouiniitl.ee coiiipos
(1 of W. ". .Newman. T. E. Richard
son, G. .M. lHsriter and R. h. Snyder.
A paper was attached to each menu
ml for names, and each one was
asked to write his name at the top
of his card and pass it to his right.
for his neighbor's signature, and so
KKKE r.I.OOl) POISON dill
Worst Old Cases Solicited Cures
Where nil Else Kails, Ulcers, Kc
zeuia. Pimples, Roue Pains, Eat
Ins Sores.
For twenty-five yours Botanic-Blood
Dalm (B. B. B.I. has been ciiriiiK year
ly thousands of suffoVers from i'l Imnry
or Tertiary Blood Poison, ,-ind ali foiins
of Blood and Skin Discuses, '-Rheuma
tism and Eczema. Wc solicit the must
obstinate cases, because it, B, B. euros
where all else fails. If you have aches
and pains in Bones, Hack or Joints.
Vinous Patches in mouth, Soio Throat,
Pimples Copper-Colored Spots, rkcrs
on any part of the body. Hair or Eye
brows' falling out, Itching, watery blist
ers or open humors. Risings or pimples
of Eczema, Boils, swellings.. Eating
Sores, take B. B. SI. It kills the poison,
makes the blood pure and rich, com
pletely changing tho entire body into
i cleun, healthy condition, healing
every sore or pimple and stopping all
aches, pains and Itching, curing the
worst cases of Blood Poison, Rheuma
tism or Eczema,
Uotanic Blood Halm It. K. It.),
is pleasant and sate to take; conipnsed
of pure Botanic ingredients. IH-U'O-
1KTS. $1 PER LARGE BOTTLE, with
directions lor home cure.
I
Free Blood Cure Coupon.
This coupon from Raleigh. Times
In good for one sample of Botanic
Blood Balm mailed In free plain
package. Simply mail to BLOOD
BALM COMPANY. Atlanta. Ga.
I,tSTEX, TIMES RK.lDr.R8.
iiidigcMiou, Gas Souijicmn, llcaitliuru
tt Dyspepsia Go Five Minutes Af
ter Taking little IMapcpsin.
If you liad sonie J)iaicpsin ha inly
and would lalx a little now yo.ir
slomacli disO'ei-s or Indigestion would
vaiihh in live ui'uutes and you wotil.l
feel iue. ,
T lis I'aruiless preparatinn will di
gest unyliiiiu; you eat. and overcome
a sour, out-of-ordor stoiiiach before
you realize it. .
If your meals don't tempt you, or
what little you do cat seems to fill
jot:, or lays lilie a' lump of lead in
your stomach, or if you have heart
burn, that is a sign of indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist for a 50-cent
case of Rape's Diupcpsiu and take a
little just as soon as you can. There
will lie. no sour risings, no belching
of undigested food mixed with acid,
no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in the stomach, Nau
sea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizzi
ness or Intestinal griping. This will
all fo,,.und, besides, there will be no
undigested food left over in the stom
ach to poison your breath with nause
ous odors.
Rape's Diapepsin is certain cure for
out-of-order stomachs, because it pre
vents fcrmentnation and takes hold
ot your food and digests it just the
same as if your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes-, from all
stomach misery is at any drug store
wailing for you.
These large HO-cent cases contain
more than sufficient to thoroughly
cure almost any case of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion or any other stomach dis
turbance. . -
on around the table. In this way
every one secured a f'lll list of ali
present. ..
"T;ie -menu was as follows:-'
Celery Blue Points
Mock Turtle Queen 'Olives . '
Plue.'isJ, broiled, ; Parsley Butter
Slrassbu rg Potaloes
Patties a La Reine
" , Tenderloin of Beef, larded.
Dauphin Potatoes .Macedoin
Roast 'Young Turkey. Cranbury sauce
Candied Yams
Shrimp Salad, Mayonnaise ..."
Neapolitan Ice Cream.
Layer C,;ke
Edam , 'Coffee Bonis
After tlie banquet 'the members 're
turned to their hall in tlie iioine
building and the oflicers whj had
been elected at the morning session
were duly installed.
Yesterday's meeting was the most
enjoyable of the annual meetings
iield by the Raleigh division. .
The following were present at -the
banquet: W. W. Newman, T. E.
Richardson, G. M. Lasatcr, R. I. . Sny
der, .lames Gerow, M. G. Jones. .1. R.
Ktepliens, John W. Keyes,
Goodwin, W. D. Hhiill). M. J. Lynch,
J. W. Uiillooi,. A. W: Hawkins. 1!. )
Ryan. W. P. Clements, A L. Pritcb
ett, A. F. Yates, E. J. Re'.aiine, Lee
Williaiiis. .1. L. Sin.-'leUm, it. P. Jour
dan, (.'. S. Iliwell. .1. W. Drake, M.
Al'.' Giccn, W. K. Lewis, T. J. Mnrri
lier. C. E. Matthews, W, H. Alills. T.
K. Willsoii, V. E. Bright. V. H. Gil
ger. W. R. Simpson-, I. T. Kirkiiat
ritdi, L. N. Massey,. W. S. V, it her
spoon. A. E.. Gooilmaii, II. W. Ila -
gi:, S. IV Kirkpatriul-,,1''. J. Carullieis,
W. E. Maynard, P: V. lli ii.lrici,. A. A.
p.irrisb. W. IS. Carson, E. V. McNeill,
W.'" P.. Carson. V. E. i'ur ,
C. . M. Ilaucom , E. Al. u.
Walters Diuiiam, .loiin R. Fciiall. ('.
E. Joiinson A. 11. Arriugton, W, E.
Moody, W. J. Martin,; ML. Shipiuan.
Josephus Daniels. E. E. Brit ton, al
ter .Clark; ; .1. S. Wynne, W. N. Keeuei ,
It. S. Jernian, C. E. Johns.in, .1 C
Gannon and W. A.. Gore.
STI DYING VIKt;l.! SCHOOLS.
Professor Brogden lietiirns From a
Mouth's Visit in irginia.
Prof. I.. C. Brogden, of the state
department of education, has re
turned from a month's trip in Vir
ginia, Professor Brogden spent his
time in studying typical schools in
which consolidation and public trans
portation is employed. There a num
ber of one-teacher schools have been
consolidated. 'forming a rural graded
school, and the pupils are carried to
ir.d from these schools in public
wagons, tlie cost oi iius iranspona
tion coming out. of. the school fund.
in one rural graded school there Were
111 students and 91 of 'these 'wore
using tlie puniic transportation
method of going and coming from
the school.
The system is proving a siuvcess
wherever tried, and the county su
perintendents of this stale will be
urged to adopt it wherever practi
cable. This method will enable the
children, of -the, rural districts to have
al! the advantages of a city graded
school. -
WINNING PRIZES.
North Carolina Exhibit ut Council
IViill's. la., Cariying Off Honors.
.Major Graham has received the' fol
low ng telegram from Mr. Hutt, w ho
is in ( barge of the fruit exhibit at tho
National Horticnltrra! . Exhibit, at
Council Bluffs, Iowa:
"Judging not yet over: have won
already fllver trophy valued at SI30
for first fruit from gulf and eastern
states; silver lov ng cup for first
vegetables from the same: four gold
nieials and merchandise prizes; am
looking for more to follow.
"W. N. HVTT."
A REAL WRESTLING
MATCH WED." RIGHT
The llaicl-Ji "spelts" lire-, to. have
a leal tr.-i'.t - mi WedncKiloy ni.'.rlit.
Vi.'Ui!??-.- ll.lcUeiiMliinill and aiiotb'T
:i! nt
-ioii.il vrnsllor from Now or-
;a;is will
a lioul, at the druml
Ibe.iter. -
It was by iiiiel(
of AlniU!K'i' Lynch
I)ook'd for llalei
sebmidt Is now in
i.oiy anxious to
action on tile iarl
that Ibii bout vv.-i'i
Ii. Young Haokoo
t.harlolte r.n.l was
arrange tills meet
with his rival wrestler and Manager
Lynch of the Grand was jiroinjit in
taking bold. The contract was closed
this afternoon about 3 o'clock, all
communications being by wiio.
TODAY'S CHARTERS.
The Mieavillo Southern IC-nilvtay
Chartered This Mui'iiing;.
Tho Mieaville Southern Railway,
with ' principal office at Rurnsville,
was chartered today. Its purpose is
to build and operate a railway from
a point on the Black Mountain Rail
way, near Ayler's (or Brown's
Creek, near Mieaville postoffioe, and
run along said creek to South Toe
River, then along said river ' to a
point near the mouth of Stepiock
Creek, all in - Yancey county,, a dist
ance of about 10 miles.
Tlie authorized capiial stock is
$.",0,000 and begins business with
$10, 000 subscribed. Chas. L. Ruf-liu.-
of Johnson City.' Tenn., is the
principal stockholder.
The Bennett Supply Company, of
Bennett, was chartered to conduct a
general mercantile business. The
authorized capital stock is $!!", 000
and begins business with $4,000 sub
scribed. J. II. Scoit and others in
corporators.. KICHMOXI) OVEKWHELMEI).
. & M. li!ed l') a Score of I'iiij
I'oints Against None for the Vii
giniaus.
Saturday afternoon, A. &' M. defeat
ed Richmond College by the decisive
score of 5 to 0. The visitors were
unable to do anything against tlie
heavy farmers. The game, tieeaosc.
of its ono-.sulodness, was not as imer-
csling as.' some games that have beep
played here, yet .at times there were
spots that caused the -spectator to sit
up ami take notice.. . Richmond '-'niio'e
Iwo I'oi v.iiril passi'.s - and
and. M.
eieb li)
made no altempts.
The locals scored ten pniiils
liie. tir.-l Mild secor.,1 i-,i u i -i -i-eii
in lie Uiird and :; twelve,
lourlli, .making a t i t! ot' fifty
I'', niilii! !- of play. .
The whole A. and .'I. team
aii cxceileiit aiticle of ball.
eiglil-
ii li"
for Oe
;mt eo
lliougii
( 'ole whs I Ii
making five
star for individual work,
of. -the ..nine, .louchdow m.
PORTRAIT PRESENTATION.
Suns of tlie Revolution to .Make iilil
to the Slate Tonmi row .'Afternoon.
Tomorrow being tile da, e of ihe
annual meeting of the North Carolina
Society of the Sons of t:ie 'Revolution,
that organization will follow; .-its. usrutl
custom of formally - presenting' to the
state an oil portrait of a revolution'
ary patriot, who. la I er tilled t be olliee
'of govcrntr. The., port rait liiis -jcar
is one tit, iiliam" liiciiads.in Dav ie
a cavalry ' nilicrr'. in . lac rcvoleiioii
and later governor, "l-'al he,-of 't'lte
I'liiv'ersity. "..Special Envoy i o Fritne,
etc. The . .ceremoiiicK of. prcsi'i'lultoii
will occur in the senate-chamber, at
i H'clock p, in., and the public 'll
be welcomed by the '-society. The
vice president of the society, Hon. .1.
Bryan Grimes, will preside, in the ab
sence, on account: oT sickness, of Pres
ident Thomas S. Kenan. The address
on Genera! Davie will be delivered
by James O. Carr, Esq.. of Yv'ilmiug
t oil, a inenilicr of the society. The
CATARRH
A SPECTRC BL00B IMPURITY
Catarrh is a deep-seated blood dis
ease, one which no amount of local
treatment will ever permanently cure.
The " beneficial effects of -washes,
sprays, inhalations, etc., are only
temporary, and when left off the old
condition returns, because the blood
is infected with catarrhal matter and
impurities. This impure condition
of the circulation irritates and in
flames the delicate mucous mem
branes and tissues and produces the
well known symptoms of ringing
noises in the head and ears, mucus hi
the throat, headaches, watery eyes,
partial deafness, sore throat, general
impairment of health, etc. This con
dition will remain, growing1 worse as
long as the catarrhal matter is al
lowed to remain in the Mood. Being
aspecific blood impurity, there is only
one'way to cure Catarrh, and that is
to purify the blood. Nothing equals
S. S. S. for this purpose. It attacks
the disease at its head in the circu
lation and by thoroughly renovating
the bkod and
cleansing it of all
lmp.it i' c matte! ,
makes a perma
nent and lasting
cure of the dis
ease. For forty
years S. S. S. has
been recognized
as the best blood
purifier, and the thousands of cases of
i Catarrh it has cured is proof that it is
; the very medicine needed by those
j who suffer with this trouble. Book on
Catarrrb. and any medical advice free.
' XHK SWOT! SPEOITIO CO., AtlBt, Ga.
1 portrait, which has just been, finished
aii d bro.ignf to Raleigh, Is Ihe worn
ol i native artist. .Mr. .iccnucs Bus
bce, wiio copied Hie ,oirit at the
I liivoisip. bv s;,c: ial ieriuiKK)-u of
it jo DiiKctc in ie(v. 'iv Ii owns ihe
cng-iiia!. A lull orc.ies: .-a :ias been
cagai.cd to liirnidi -. i.;nol:e music
lor toriniiv,- ,; i s"r:-'- '".. and the oc
casion protni: f. lie ra-'Bi e-ijiyabla
to i tii.i c v. ho ai ie ;d.
The bcsiiuss meetiitf; of the Sor.s
el' the Itevol iIioli v. ill oc-er at .' :")
o'i lock, -half an Uaitr befov.-i-tiie- ;ub
Hc excii ii eii.
(i-ood ! r i.ii'-e.
VI i 'I 'I .fti c- ('.,' 0 pe.
ecu; of the tor-il -vo'.o crsl in Vance
(O'.ui.iy v.-i;s for- t:i--' di-iuei ratie tic'.;ei,
tli-j republicans caly ':.; -uring. 20 per
ceni. Two jo tv, nets gave (Mil one
republican vote each.
I Unique Holiday
Gifi Suggestions
Tito kind that takes but a
few minutes of. yoiir- titue to
nrakP and -ei the.- bear the
impression and- rightly' so
that. it. tool: hours. - 'I nese pat
terns (onie with all materials
and full Working insl ructions,
with readv-niado articles lor
you to see I Mow pieely 'they
make up. .From 2." cents to
$1.."').. These same - articles
rea;,' -mane v.ouid cost live and
six times 'this amount.;.."
'faille Covers. . Pillow 'I ops.
Library Scarfs, Fancy Scarfs,
Fancy Work Bags, Center
Pieces. Shirtwaists. Corset Cov
ers. Bureau hearts, etc. Good
beavv Linen and Roval Society
Kmbroulerv Floss.
Weathers & Perry,
China Department.
117 Favctteville Street.
a'wMfjtw w-JiprpiaiwM
NORTH CAROLIN A'S FOREMOST TAILOR,
IUioius yox, U't, ait) . - . Mrrrhnar Nsliotil Rnnk Huilding.
1?'
THE HOME OF THE MOVING VANS.
. The teams and wagons that are used ; for heavy hauling.
We can move anything and have experienced men to look
alter this class ol work.
Our general line of liverv business can not. be beat.
Phone us what you want a:id we'll do the rest.
PLUMBER'S
Roth I 'bones.
Il'i East Morgan Street ....
THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES
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that TURNER'S N. C. AL
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comfortable itointtneat, courtcou
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WAKE COUNTY MAP The latest
and best ever issued. Times read
ers get these maps while they last
for 30 cents. 26-tf
atisfaction
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to havo clotlics rruvde for
yon, to fit your own shape
and personal' especial
ly if they embody tlie true
metropolitan cut and
style, Ki'.t-li as we put into
our cU'tbes.
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nirely equaled jsliort of a
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