r THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES: SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1911.
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Special" Sale
Beginning Monday
Morning at 9 o'clock,
we will sell, as long as
they last, these
WEATHERED OAK
TABOURETTES
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GLASSES THAT FIT
It is Mime satisfaction to know you run no risk when you conic to
us to have your KYKS examined.
If you NKKO Glasses will tell you.
If yon IK) NOT NKKD Glasses We will tell you.
H. MAHLER'S SONS '
OPTICIANS
OT1CE !
Our Ladies', Misses', and Children's
Fancy Parasols have 'arrived and they are
by far the nicest assortment we have ever
had.
Prices range from $2.50 to 2f
We are si ill selling .$1.00 Silks at 73c;
50 and '75c. Silks at 39c.; 35 and 40c. Silks at
25c.
v Yours to please,
HUNTER-RAND COMP'Y
AGENTS PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
, HAVE YOU SEEN
The Uoldaway "Butlnsewer"
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Sew Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes
on your
Own Machine?
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If you haven't and want to see how pretty it does
the work, drop us a postal. Wo will arrange for you
to s it work on YOUR OWN SEWING MACHINE.
It sews all sizes of Buttons with two holes or four'
holes. All sizes and kinds of Hooks and Eyes on
" "any fabric. '
Riley R. GuIIey, State Agent, Raleigh, N.C.
2O0.7 Shepherd Building Raleigh, N. C.
"' ' GOOD AGENTS CAN GET A GOOD CONTRACT.
Are Yoii Going Pic-nic-ing?
Our large Moving Vans are just the wagons to
carry the crowd out on a good old-time pic-nic, or
' a moon-light ride. Good heavy teams just for such
work, as well as competent diivers.
PLUMMER'S STABLES.
,V THE HOME OPs THE NMOYlNG VAN.
THE TAX PROSECUTIONS
Durham May Enter Suit
Against Tax Payers
Failure to l.lst Taxes by Klg Tax Pay
ers May Cause Iroseeutions
County Comnil!Miouers in Quan
dary Over Site Parish Property
and Chapel Hill Street Property In
Times Bureau,
Herald Building,
W. T. BOST.
Durham, N. C, June 10 Prosecu
tions of big tax iiajers, charged with
failure to give in their property in
the past, have been intimated by the
city and county authorities and the
remaining days of listing will be
watched. v
Though the talk of tax-dodging
lias been charged with a deal of rath
er loose talk on many occasions, not
until this summer has thore been any
official body to take the matter up,
for serious discussion. While It does
not appear to have been made a spe
cial order, it comes with perfect re
liability that there will be Instituted
proceedings against some of the large
property holders on the ground that
they have persistently failed to give
In their goods.
This thing came near taking this
shape three years ago, when city of
ficers began to inquire of other offi
cers if men paid taxes. It is under
stood that the county commissioners
have ordered that such cases as these
be examined. If the property is not
listed, the logical procedure will take
place.
The tax listers are daily at the
court house and receiving the payers
every hour hi the day. A good num
ber to this date has shown interest
in the duty. Perhaps no former year
has developed more early patriots
than this.
According to the popular under
standing of it, there will be proced
ure against the alleged dodgers at
the next meeting of the board of
commissioners in the event they fail
to giev in property. 'There are not
a few citizens who own property part
ty here and elsewhere. It has been
accused that some decline to pay
here on the ground that they pay
in other cities, whereas an examina
tion of the books there will show
dodging in both places. At this writ
ing the officials do not give names,
but they wink' and smile knowingly.
It has always been said of Durham
people that they give in property with
the greatest liberality and that de
spite the fact that they have It they
do not often take short cuts on the
great government. There has been
little cause In the past for action
against many.
There are ten more days of listing,
the entl being on the twentieth of
June as the law is made this year.
It Is a change that will have to be
observed. ; " .
Though the county commissioners
Indicated yesterday that they have
settled the court house proposition,
there is lusty kicking today and many
express the hope that since they have
not irrevocably committed themselves
to the Parrlsh Warehouse site, they
will make a change.
The two sites, Parrish Warehouse
and Chapel Hilltreet, have furnish
ed delay several weeks. It is said
now that the building will begin in
a few weeks and that the quarter
million wll make the 'handsomest
house in this city of fine buildings.
EVER WATCHFUL
A Little Care Will Save Many Raleigh
Readers Future Trouble. '.
Watch the kidney secretions.
See, that they have the amber hjie
of health; , ,
The discharges not excessive or in
frequent; Contain no 'brick-dust like" sedi
ment. Doan's Kidney Pills are for disord
ered kidneys.
They strengthen weak kidneys and
cure them when they're sick.
Mrs. D. T. Moore, 311 S. Person
St., Raleigh, N. C, says :
"My back ached intensely and I
had pains through my loins. I was
restless at night and I had a great
deal of trouble from the kidney se
cretions. When a friend recommend
ed Doan's Kidney Pills to me I got a
supply from tho Bobbltt-Wyne Drug
Company and used them according
to directions. ... They gave me relief
at once and continued use im
proved my condition in every way."
(Statement given January 30, 1908.)
Confirmed Proof.
Mrs. Moore was interviewed on
December 2, 1910, and she said:
"I value Doan's Kidney Pills as
highly as ever and can still recom
mend them. I have had no need of
a kidney medicine during the past
three years." -
For sals by all dealers. Prtc SO
oenta. Foster-Jlllburn Co Buffalo,
New York, sole agents1 for the. United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
taka nn nthr.
SHE BELIEVES
SAVED LIFE
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; 'Tecumseh',-'Okla, "I do believe,"
says Mrs. Eliza Epperson, of this
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today.
"I am so glad that I began using
Cardui, when I did. Before I began
to use it I was in bad health and suf
fered considerable pain in head,
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lower part of my body.
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You are not giving yourself "a
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You uon't need a doctor to tell
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Only common-sense.
When you feel tired, dull, lack en
ergy .-and vitality, and 'are-nervous,
cross and Irritable, It's not because of
the weather, it's because you need a
tonic. ,
If a woman, no two thoughts are
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The first thought is enough: Take
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Nobody can deny that the best
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DEATH OF MRS. O. F. IlKOWN.
Former Durham Lady Dies in ("un
cord -Negro Injured by Train
Carried to Hospital.
(Special to The Times.)
Durham, N. C; June 10 -Mrs. W.
L. Morgan left this morning on the
3:45 train for Concord in response
to a telegram announcing the death
of her sister, Mrs. G. Frank Brown,
nee Miss Connie Irwin, who died at
that place yesterday afternoon about
4 o'clock. .. ''' '' -
Mrs. Brown was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Irwin, of this city,
and leaves a husband and two sis
ters, three brothers and other rela
tives. The brothers are Messrs. C. B.
and C. N. Irwin, of Durham, and W.
B. Irwin, of San Francisco; the two
sisters . being Mrs. Morgan and Mrs.
Sam F. Harris, of Spencer.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon and Mrs. Morgan will re
turn tomorrow or next day. --
Alex Marrow, a young negro of
Orange, was brought here yesterday
morning on the 11:37 train and
taken to Lincoln Hospital, where he
is being treated for an injury under
the train yesterday.
Marrow was trying to board the
eastbound and fell under the wheels,
having his left leg cut off a few
inches below the knee. An opera
tion was performed after he reached
the hospital.; Whether he meant to
ride without pay could not be gotten
from those who brought him here.
Mrs. Albert Robbins Wynn and
Miss Daisy Robbins leave today for
New York City to study under Mr.
Rafael Joseffy, the gretat pianist of
New York. .
They will be gone all the summer
and upon coming here they hope to
add to their vocal and instrumental
course, a violin department. The
Durham school of music will re
open in September. The teachers,
who spend their vacations always in
study, find their summers, pleasant
and come back yearly Improved.
Lightning Kills Few.
In 1906 lightning kllied only 169
people in this whole country. One's
chances of death by lightning are
less than two ; fn a million. The
chances of death fmm liver, kidney
or stomach trouble is vastly greater,
but not if Electric Bitters be used, as
Robert Madsen, of West Burlington,
la., proved. : Four doctors gave hlra
lip after eight months of suffering
from virulent liver trouble and yel
low jaundice. He was then .com
pletely cured by Electric Bifcters.
They're the best stomach, liver, nerve
and kidney remedy and blood purifier
on earth. Only 50c at King Crowoll
Drug Co.
INVITES PRKHIIIKNT?8 SON.
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Industrial Bureau Asks H. A. Tart to
Take Bar lOxainliiation in Nash
ville. . '
Nashville, Totin.. June 10 The Nash
ville Industrial - Bureau today tele
graphed Robert A. Taft, son of Presi
dent Taft, to come to Nashville, take
the state bar1 examination and estab
lish himself here for practice.
Young Taft was dented examination
In Ohio because he had not registered
when he bejrun 'to study law. He must
wait two years before taking the
stata examination there.
X-plece Rogers Silver Set hi fine
Oak Gu for f&M and 80
COODOaa.
Middle Aged and Klderly People.
Use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and
permanent results in all caees of kid
ney and bladder troubles, and for
painful and annoying Irregularities.
King Crowell Drug Co.
Most girls look upon marriage as a
lifelong honeymoon. ;
A PICTURESQUE COTTAGE, COSTING $2,500.
DESIGNKI) 11V CHAS. S. SKIXiWK'K, ARCHITECT.
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This illusliatioii is that of rt coi-tage-
ih feet 6 inches wide unit ".a f'i-,-1
' ey l ie nrst story - is S I
ti inches in height. . The miiin oiilsiih
stiuls are II feet in height, the iimf
is low pltchcil with v.i.le inoiecteil
eaves (mil Hie ralleis -showing. Tie
exterior is 'desighH' to lie coyere 1 Willi
cement stucco in the lirsl . story ami
Hhingles above, stimieil. Cost esuiiiatfcl
at mridu. Tile Moor airaiienient is
peculiar, but very eonvenienl anl
commodious for a small cottage. The
entrance is Willi a small recessed
porch at the right-hand' corner with
a cobblestone pier and heavy 'timber
column, giving a very pretty effect.
The piazza Is located diagonally at the
left-hand corner and has a floor space
of 7 feet by 12 feet and the same
space for sleeping porch. The mam
living room across the front has a
group of four windows and center
French window. There Is one main
chimney, centrally local nil and afford
ing a wide lircplave in living room
and line lor heater In tia-scment and
kitchen.- ' ' ;....'
Tile diniiig room on tlie left opens
Willi the living room with wide arch
way and connects with:' the kitchn
through a convenient pantry. There
is a food full basement, three rooms
and bathroom on the second floor,
also the sleeping porch. This eoltage
is. -small and economie.il to -build, but
it has the., appearance'" of a larger
house and is well adapted to either
city or country and would make a,
very pretty summer home.
TAFT AND WHITE CONFER.
President and Chief Justice Discuss
Federal Court Procedure.
Washington Juno 10 President Taft
worked until an early hour this morn
ing in conference with Chief Justice
White, of the supreme court, on the
reform of the euuity procedure of fed
eral courts. The chief justice had din
ner with, the; president.
Chief Justice White. : together with
Justices liurton '.and Van Deyanler,
have been appointed a commission to
investigate the question'.' Thie last
revision that the rules have' become
antiquated.
President Taft is deeply interested In
the reforms, and has given a great
dual" of "..attention to it. The .justice
in a few days leave this eilwy on their
Vacation, and the president was anx
ious to go over the situation with the
chief justice before he departed..;''
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PUBLICATION OF SI MMONS.
North Carolina, Walie County.
In the -Superior Court, before the Clerk:
Mary F. Young, admr. of perry
Young, deceased, and Mary F. Young,
individually, vs. Edward Tescud Young
and Bliza Young his wife: Berry
Young a rcl Ivlilli Young hit wire;
Anne tiorliani and A.. L. fiorbam. her
husband: Siisaii llorton (widow of K
T. llorton, deceased); Burncy Young
and Kmelia Young his wife; Krt Young
a child of Btirney Young; (Him . rrry
and Mamie Perry, his wife;. ' Joshua
Perry and I.nna Perry, his wife: J.: A.
Perry; ' William A. Perry; W. tl
P.ogers and Josephine Rogers 111!
wife; I.oitis Itogers anil Siddy Hogers
bis wife; flarland lingers and Mary
Rogers, his wife.; Chrislopher Pogers
and Martha Rogers' his wife; Mary A.
Price and A; T. Price her husband;
Marks E. Ivey and Hurke Ivcy her
husband; Lennlo' Jones and Maryland
Jones her husband; heirs at law of
Berry Young, (colored), deceased.
The defendant above named, Berry
Young and Kdlth Young, his wife;
Joshua Perry and Lena Perry, his wife;
Burney Young " and Amelia Young
his wife; and Ed Young will
take notico that an action entitled as
above has been commenced In the
Superior Court of Wake county, the
purposo of which Is to sell the timber
upon two certain tracts of land situ
ated in Little River township, Wake
County, North'. Carolina,- and formerly
belonging to Berry Young, deceased,
to make assets to pay the debts and
costs of administration of the said
estate, and to divide the said land
Itself among tine plaintiff and the de
fendants in this action, who ate the
heirs at law of the said Berry Young,
deceased; and the said above named
defendants will further : take notice
that they aro required to appear be
fore the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Wake County, North Carolina, al
his office In the court-house in the
City of Raleigh, on I the 5th day of
July, 1911, and answer or demur to
the complaint, or petition, of the
plaintiff herein.
This 2nd day of June, 1911.
MILLARD MIAL,
Clerk Sueerlor Court Wake County.
'o.a.w. twits.
EXCURSION
Richmond, Va.,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON.
14th JUNE 14th.
On Wednesday, June 14th, the Southern Rail
way will operate its first Annual Excursion of the
season to Richmond, Va,
SPECIAL TRAIN.
Leave (loldsboro
Leave Selina . .
Leave Raleigh .
Leave Durham .
Leave Oxford . .
6:00 a.m. Round Trip, $.1.50 '
(:50 a. in. Round Trip, $3.50
8:00 a. in. Round Trip, 3.00
9:00 a. in. Round Trip,- 3.00
10:10 a. in. Round Trip, $2.50
Rates on same basis from all other stations.
Returning Special Train will leave Richmond
at 8:00 p. in.; Thursday, June 15th, 1911. One whole
day and nighl in Richmond.
Separate cars for Colored People.
Don't miss this first opportunity of the season
to visit the Historic Capital of Dixie.
For all information a?k nearest a sent, or writ
the undersigned.
J O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
White Ski Waists.
; We uflsh, starch and iron with the errntest rare and return
to you promptly in an Immaculate condition which we feel will
please you,
Wo will be most appreciative of your .patronage and do our
Ik-M to merit it.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY.
117 West Harnett St. - HALKltill, N. C. - Both I'liiines, 87.
A N idoul Christian Home Rrhoot. Preparatory and CnllnirtnfA Ooiirw. Art.
X Expreaslon, Physical Culture, Pedagogy, Biifltnnm, Domestic Srlenen, Music.
Hlghstandard maintatned by largo ntaff of eiporteoond, oollflge-t rained In
Btruotora. Takea only one hundred boarders and teaches tlm Individual. Unsur
passed health rnoord. Brick hull dings, Steam heat. Kxoellent table. Large gym
nasium. Park-like oampus. Concerts, lectures, tnnnls, basketball. Write for our
oatatog before seleoMng t he college for your daughter
HENRY JEROME STOCKARO. President. Rleili. N. C.
TH"G RALEIGH DAILY TIMES
jtxK 10, 1911 No. 234
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