TE RJlLEIGII DAILY TIMES: WEDXESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1910.
Fur
Depart
ment
Selected
Furs
in
Matched
Sets
Ready
for
Christmas
The
Most
Appropri-ate
of
All
Gifts.
Moderate
Prices.
Win
Ferrall
13-125 Fayettevflle Street
DEATH BY ACCIDENT
So Declares Ccrcaer's Jury
Oyer Walter Taylor's. Body
Met Death by Falling From Moving
Train is 'Evidence by Trnin Con.
ductal and lli-atceinnu Xo Kvt
ilence of Foul Play Found- Xejtro
Given Kiliteen Months for Steal
ing Professor Wooten to Leave
Trinity College Will Kilter Pus-torate.
(Special to The Times.)
Durham, N. C, Dec. 7 Walter
Taylor, ao was found dead one mile
east of this city, with a good many
evidences of foul play, came to his
death through his own . negligence,
according to the verdict of the coro
ner's jury, which was delivered late
yesterday afternoon after an exhaust
ive examination of tiie evidence. The
verdict of the jury, composed ol
Messrs. E. G. Williams, W. B, Mark
ham. G. I.. B.vrd. W. E. Hall, W. R
Ragan, and M. L. Hall, is as follows
"That Walter Taylor, deceased, came
to his death by accidental fallin
from a Durham and South Carolina
train on December 4,1910, caused by
I his own negligence."
At the inquest it developed by the
evidence of Conductor V. A. Bease
ly, of the Durham and Souta Caro
lina. that Tavlor was on his train
Sunday evening and that when asked
for his fare he told the conductor
that he intended to set off at the
junction. The testimony was coitoIv
orated by Marvin Gnynor, a brake
man on the train.
It is now generally believed that
no murder has been committed and
that the man came to his death by an
ill-timed attempt to get off the mov
ing train at The junction. The find
ing of the dead man has caused mtica
excitement in the city, and at one
time rumors were widely circulated
as to the probablecriminal. The
finding of the coroner's jury solves
a mvstery which bade lair to add to
the unfortunately . large number bl
murders and homicides that have oc
enrred in this vicinity, and which
Intense
Suffering
From Uyspcpsin and Stomach Trouble
Instantly Relieved an.l Permanently
Cured by 'Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets. ';
I A New Discovery, But Xot a Patent
Medicine.
Dr. Redwell relates an interesting
account of what he considers a re
markaple case of acute stomach trou
ble anfl. chronic dyspepsia by the use
of the new discovery, Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets.
He says: "The patient, was a man
who had suffered, to my knowledge
for years with dysjwpsia. Everything
he ate seemed to sour and create
gases in the stomach. He had pains
like rheumatism in the back, shoul
der blades and limbs, fullness and
distress after eating, poor appetite
and loss of flesh; the heart became
affected, causing palpitation and
sleeplessness at night.
"I gave him powerful nerve tonics
and blood remedies, but to no pur
pose.. As an experiment I finally
bought a 50-cent package of Stuart's
Dyspepsia "Tablets at a drug store
and gave Oiem to him., Almost im
mediate relief was given and after he
had used four boxes he was to all
appearances fully cured.
i here was no .more acidity or
sour, watery risings, no bloating af
ter: meals, the appetite was vigorous
and he has gained between 10 and 12
pounds in weight of solid, healthy
flesh. '
Aljthough Stuart's' Dyspepsia Tab-
lets ara advertised and sold In drug
stores. -lyet I consider them a most
valuable addition to any physician's
line of remedies, asthey are perfect
ly harmless land .can be given to
hlldren or Invalids' or in any condi
tion' of "the stomach with perfect
safety, being! harmless and contain
ing nothing hut fruit and vegetable
essences, pnra pepsin and Golden
Seal. i;" f ;::',; ' V. , ..'.' ,
Without any question they are the
safest, most effective cure for indi
gestion,' biliousness, constipation and
ill- derangements of v tke ' stouiach.
however slight or severe." - -
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Miss Klcanor Tcrrv, duimlHor ol ISenr .Admiral mill I is. lorry, nf
ashiiifiion wlin was recently uwiirici! (i l.ii'iiteiiiinl i iupjn- !iiit:'!i''.
attache of the llalniu Kmbussv. . 'I lie ivt'ildiiiK was the. innvi mne:ns
n.sliintoii luis witnessed thus tar t Ins seasun. Ilesides Mis. ; ml Miss
Tatt, the iveililni! was lUieiuled by the liiplomiK : ( orps uliiiirl olm-eis
iihI resident soeiety iienei;illy.
DinhiUii is ulad to have thus cleared
up.
In tiie cnunn;il court now in pro
gress in Durhun. (iailanil funis, t lie
voting neuro who whs eluiimd wit ti
the larcenv ol a diamond rm.lom
Mrs. Victor S. Brvunl, in whose em
ploy he was in the rapacity of butler,
was yesyi'(lav senienced to eig.iteen
months im the county roads. Tne in
cidents of the .thefl. are. still fresh in
mind and the -evidence against.. him
was conclusive.
A true lull whs returned by tne
grand mrv acatnst l!aine' i otlr.an.
the voting' white man ol w une coun
ty, caarged Willi atlempt Ht criminal
assault. ...
Information coming'' tioiu l-.livia-beth
City reached Trinity College
Monday telling of the appointment
ot Professor .lolin C, AVooien to tne
pastorship ot (.race .eliurcu in Wil
mington. 1 he news came ns a good
deal ol a surprise to must ol the col
lege community, . although it. was
known bv :i lew t,iai the church has
made strong etfoiis to atuact the
Trinity professor to Wiliuinston be
fore . Professor Wooten aas had
charge of the Biblical dcjiartineni of
the college lor about tour, years, and
during thai time has: won . I hp conh-
lence of the student body and Ins co
workers. Bible classes without Pro
fessor Woolen in charge will seem
anomalies to the large body ol stu
dentns who nave1 come to. know him
through their class work.
Although Professor 'Wooten is not
here in person to -confirm file ap
nointment, is confidently beUeved
that l.iere is no doubt about his go
ng . His . dcpari are from' the-col
lege winch he has served-so well tor
the past four veins will be u matter
of regret to toe facility and students.
who have come to love him lor bis
inspirational work in lae class room
and chapel, and lor his friendship
He carries with him -.the best -wishes
of all his boys who join in wishing
him much success in ;iis new fiejd of
endeavor.
No action has as yet been takea-h'yj
the college authorities with regard
to his successor, That one will be
chosen soon is certain, because of
the importance that is attached to
Biblical training at tais college. In
quiry at the office as to the probable
successor of Professor Wooten was
met by the statement that the college
ias not as- yet received official notice
af his resignation and until t.iat came
no action could be: taken. ...
while they will w-orl; wiih the pres
ident in niatlers winch meet then
approval, ihev will . irv to force i:ie
niiniination ol one oi their own nuni
bcr lor pret'idein in l!M J. Notw ita
sianding ,'i(lvaiice.- made io t.uein bj
President Tat't. thi-; wcei;, it is hot to
be understood l iki i i he insurgents
have gone over to President Taft
bants, saddle and hi idle. They have
expressed1 to hiui l.ieir. approval of
lTis ri'coiiiiiiendations for a physical
valuation of tne railnads and for a
tariff commission. Inn lliev have
made no agreement to line up solullv
behind the president in all ais propo
sition, it. lias been settled, however,
that f kie ' -insurgents, are'; to:, be con
sulted on -matters of important ap
poln.t'iuents aiid important legislation.
'Announcement has been made in
connection, with the insurgent confer
ences that Senator l.atolleite. has
evaded a conlerence with tae jiresi
deht '.-regarding appointments to the
supreme court bench.
It became known, however, that
Senator l.aiollette had carefully
avoided .a-definite relusal. to comer,
wording his rep.lv in such a way as
to leave the matter open for luriher
arrangements.
( on (.onig I p.
Chicago, Dec, December I s is
the (lav sol bv coal dealers lor an
oi her skvward lump in the price ol
coal. 'I he excuses given are the
shortage, t.ie recent slrilce in the
mines and the .: increased, railroad
rales. I no prices Iiave been advanc
ed ihirtv-live centti a ton in the last
month. The new increase will be be
tween lntv and seveiilv-five cents a
ton. and. i lis I'sual, Hie coiisii ni"is
will have to pa v.
Coupon Clippers
AN IXSCTIOKNT CAXIHOATK.
Either Lafolctte or Cummins Will be
.- " '' ; the Candidate.
(iBy Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington,. Dec. 7 Insurgent
republicans wiliv have their own can
didate for the presidential nomina
tion In 191?.- The candidate wtll.be
either Senator Cummins or Senator
Lafollette. V ,' ',.
If in the course of the next two
years Senator Cummins proves him
self -to be the most available Insur
gent, Senator Lafollette, will support
him for, the: nomination. If. on the
other hand,' Senator Lafollette proves
the most available, Senator Cummins
will battlo for him In tae ranks.
The- Insurgents have agreed that
Coupon -clippers should take no
tice that only the following prem
iums are now carried in stock by the
Premium Department: of The Times.
Christmas is coming and those desir-
'ing premiums should give their or-
der at once in order to pe sure to get
tiieni before thai time-, Orders nave
been received for premiums from
points as far away as Florida and
Georgia, and still they are coming by
every mail. '; Do . not hold your
coupons until the last minute and
then expect to get your premium the
sameiday. We carry a f'me stocit and
can ordinarily deliver the premium
to the Coupon Clipper at once, but
sometimes the demand is'sucli that
we cannot keep the stock on. hand.
As soon as the , premium. Is' discon
tinued it is dropped from the list.
Make your order only from the things
you find listed below: '
12 pc Lotus Silver Set ....... , J2.55
1 4 pc Lotus Silver Set . i . , , ... . 2.55
Book Rack Clock . ...... 8. 1 0
Fireless Cookers-. . .... .' . 2795
Mission Wall Clocks 2.55
Mahogany Wall Clock, ..... .-. 2.X5
Art Alarm Clock. . i. . . .' 1.28
Art Electric Lamp,'. , ....... . 2.93
Art Gas Lamp. ; ... .tt . 2.95
Venetian Electric Lamp. . . . . . 2.85
Venetian 'Qste Lump.-. . . . 2.85
Casser61e ... ;', ; 1.85
Tea Set 1.75:
- IXSVHfiEXTS IX HRXATE. ,
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Pi-epiirinft the. Way For Itovislon.of
. Ih'oJ Tariff Sd-.pdule by Kchwiule, :
(By Leased Wire to The Times.)
Washington, Dec. -7 As a result
of many conferences progressive
member of Uio senate have held, ini
tial steps will be taken to prepare the
wav lor the consideration of tariff
revision, schedule by schedule.
The fight for downward revision
with a determined effort to amend
the rules of the sonata, a proposition
w hich In itself . usually is productive
of much debate. Mr. Cummins will
offer an amendment, to the rules pro
nosing two most -important changes.
It provides that after a lull lias been
before a committee for tjO days with
out n report, it shall bo in order fori
anv senator to call up the measure
tor considi'rai ion with the bill occu
pying the same status as if it had
been reported from the committee.
Should this amendment lie agreed to.
it would no longer be within the
power ot a chairman lo prevent ac
tion by refusing to call his eoinmit-
'ee Kigefher. nor would R 1" possible
for a commiiire to p!';e m-.'iole a
measure against'- v.fncti a., majority
was an'.v c;!. :
ins ?..h ouil prop:iv:' cb'.i-ige in tile.
rules i.rosMibis .; ili ciii.racior of
tracniliuen.i iii:ti mii;.' be ofi'orcd when
:i Ir.rif; biirpr;yi.!ing for revision by
irhoiltlVs coni cm helare I he senate,
ft. pi'ii. ides I Mill! il- a iiieiiduient.s
ie in erOer ir.usi be r'riiiane to the
:ai-i iriilnr schedul;1 uni'ei' connidera
Uhi'i, jiit.1 ali.soluli.'ly pr.i.iiiiils the en
': :'(;.'':. ijw iir (if - ii tlielid l.K'lllS ai'i'ecl-iri;-
.any ill lit i'; schedule - a tiirllT, v:
lively f;:m!!y lias iiomV of a f;vid.
dial' I" '.II ill in-' ut,- Knv -sprains,-, b! Mlse,.
'H-'iif.'' ii t!ic :im,.;i's uu'i rh;".nna : if
Mini iii-t.'. corn' betl'T.'.lhan ' 'li:";i-ir-rbi
in't, Sold hy all dealers. . ,
: : . WHEN YOUR FOOD DOES NOT DIGEST well and you feel '-!:'-"
; ' yKtiue" and, tired and discouraged, you should use t . t
SIMMONS
red a
LIVER REGULATOR
.' . ' . (TnS rOWOEB FORM) . ; ' ,, -
' It opens the bowels, sweetens the stomach and strengthens the
digestive organs. A dose takenat bed time restores a fine feeling
of heulth.and energy, ,
OLD BV DEALER. MIOC LAR6C PACNAQB, tl.oD. .
Anh fAr ItiQ sfnalD wli 1i tint Rnd on the lalirl.
diiiI hy iutl poitmlil.. tilmniod i,lver Kiiliixr la put
I,. I'rit-r. (l.uu lur uottla. Louk lor (ho Ud . lalu-l.
up Ala,
ranant ant It rtmlt to aa. mm will
ao lu liquid form iqr thaM who mnlmt
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GOWANS
King of Externals
Is the Original in the
field of external rem
edies for all forms of
inflammation such as
pneumonia, croup and
colds. Nothing can
approach Gowans. It
stands supreme.
We hare bten seUinf Gowans
Preparation tor Pneumonia nod
Colds ever since it was put on the
market, and have found it one of
our most sat is factor v sellers.
CX RPKNTUR BROS. ,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Greenville, 6'. C, July it, 1910.
BUY TO-DAY! HAVE IT IN THE HOME
All Drostfi.t.. SI. SOa. 25a.
. GOWAN MEDICAL CO.. DURHAM, N. C.
tiwanliid. and nwntr rafuni'aj b few tranlil 1
Tiie Shirtwaist Shine.
Wo jrivo thorn the "finished'' touch. Fancy
waists sire woll ctwod for hy us, and no pains are
SjMirwl to ottho laoe or oilier Ivimmiiigs jijst right
smooth and cc-Mn.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
117 West Hargett St. - - - - - -:- Raleigh, N. C.
SENSIBLE GIFTS FOR
THE MEN.
if
mm
The most complete and up to
tlaie Una that we have ever
..i .-
Complete stock of hand-made
suits and overcoats.
ath Robes
Interwoven Socks in attractive Holiday hoxos.
Dent's (Jloves, Silk anl Linen Initial Handkerchiefs,'
Sweaters, Holiday Neckwear and Husiiendors in lieauti-
flll ho(S. .'- ' ':
. Latest Xovcltios in leather Goods, Collar, Cuff, and
Handkerchief, i'aa's. Shaving and Dressing Sets, .and
oilier tliinu's loo numerous to
uieiition.
.I'lverytliiug to l)e found in
an iij)-to-date Clothing
f i
.More. .
It's a Pleasure to Show You.
"Nothing Succeeds Like Circulation," and Nearly Every
body Eeads The Raleigh Daily Times.
If -
Christmas suggestions
"BUY
We Are Ready With
EARLY"
"...
real Christmas Stock
FOR LADIES.
T(.:lc( any Manicure Sets,
lirusli aril ('oiil Si'is.
Huh- Pin lloLlcis.
I'l li'iujj :i;;l iliniil Mirriirs.
!'.:ir.: I nn-l Hist IIiiisIics,
I'owiicr iiiiiI I'll IV J:i is.
I-ii CCavS.
Card Cases ;:ml I'lirscs,
llicssiiis;' 'uses.
licsk tlutlils.
Tin iisliions. )
I'i'.'tUK I-'miiiics, x
Koilalis iiml Supplies.
iid'unnn's fdpnl l-'oiint.iin IVns.
I!i. l:iper.
Section Hook Ciises.
('olleye (iiil l'icliiies.
DENNISON'S DECORA
TION. .ii!!is Tuns, Curds, Itihlx'n,
Crepe a ml '( issue I'aper, (Jirlnnds,
lli-lls,- ll!.dile(s, Seals,' TinscliHl
Curd, I'.ls'-cpaloiil ItindlnK, miis
Hidlv Itoxcs, Klc.
FOR THE OFFICE.
l.vpcui'ilrr mid Supplies. - : '
I " i ! i n ti Ciiliiiiel and Supplies.
Sectional lluok Cases. , '
(Mliee Inkstands. .
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Shaving and Smoking Sets,
slinviiig Mirrors,
Ciunr Jars and Ash Trnj-s.
Military, Hat, mid (lollies Brushes,
Xe-kti(- Holders.
Dn-Hsiii' Cases,
Card a ml I tanker Case'
Toilet Sets.
iVmoi man's Idea! I'oiihlain I'ens.
I.au.ver Itt ief Cases.
Iesk Sets.
Ink Stands. .
TlicriiioiiK-tcrs,
I)(-sk Calendars. ,
Kodaks und Supplies.
Mate's XumheriiiK Machines.
I.onse Iieaf MenioraiKliim Hooks.
'uses.
I'ouhtai
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JAMES E. THIEM, MANAGER.
The Evening Times Building, 12 East Hargett Street,' Raleigh, N. C.
mat "Win a
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Gas Stoves heat quickly aid are cheap, clean aid always ready for use.
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Phone J228-Representative" Will CalL . , Temporary Office 107 S. Wilmington St.