THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1911.
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flt o in iYc lirtmctnli comes from food which has fermented.
, UUS ID llie OlUmaCn rid of m!l badIy digested matter
aa quickly as possible if you would avoid a bilious attack.
SIMMONS
RED Z .::
LIVER REGULATOR
(THE POWDER FORM)
Is a cleansing and strengthening medicine. It is a liver tonic first of all
and the liver is always effected when the stomach goes wrong. It puts life in
a torpid liver, hel os digestion, sweeten j the breath, clears the complexion of
sallowness, relaxes the bowels and puts the body in fine vigorous condition.
Sold h Dealers. Price, Large Packanc. Sl.OO.
Alk for the fenuine with the Red Z on the label. If yon rannoj fret it. remit to us, we will tend
It by nail pontpatd. Simmons TJrer Regulator Is pat op also In liquid form for those who prefer
11 Price jH.OO per bottle. Look for the Red 2 label.
I. H. ZEILIiN & CO., Proprietors, St. Louis. Missouri
We Carry a Complete Line, and
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SPECIAL OFFER
CLOSED WELL
Last Night a Busy One, Lodges
Benifitted By Special
Offer
T AT
Three Murder Trials to Be
Heard
CONTEST CLOSES OCT. 2
Contest Will Close October Hijil, Not
September 30th, ns Whs First
TlioiigliU-ReHwins Interest Great
on SpeclHl Oft'ei Tlic Stumling.
Judge Peebles Presiding and Solid
tor Herliert E. Norris Prosecuting
A Crowded ; llocket Big Crowd
in Attendance.
DINNER FORJETERANS
Durham Soldiers Given Bar
becue and Brunswick Stew
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At our store? Now Models . Greatest Corset values
on the market today. Perfect comfort and style for
every figure. Prices "raugo. from K.00 to 50c.
Full stock of Sheets, Pillow and Bolster Cases,
Comforts, Quilts, Curtain Goods and wearables for
the schoolboy or girl.
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H. MAHLER'S SONS
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English AUover Hats
for Fancy Fall Dress
Only $3.00
"We are the exelusive on this make of these Hats
in Ealeigh.
y They are fine for Fall wear; soft and eapy-wear-ing,
yet as durable as a Regal Shoe (we sell Regals.)
This assortment has just been placed for selling.
Don't wrait until it has been picked to pieces.
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EDGAR E. BROUGHTON.
r,v ' v . FURNISHINqS FOR MEN.
FayettevUle Street . - . ...... Raleigh, N. C.
It has been suggested, and wisely,
that the contest close at eight o'clock
Monday night, October i'nil, :ind it
has been decided to do so, aa this
will give you the opportunity of se
curing Saturday's receipts, also Sat
urday night is a busy night for some
of the leaders, and so they could not
well devote Hie" time it will lake up
to the final count.
The contest will therefore close
Monday night, eight o'clock, sharp,
October 2nd..
Last night at nine o'clock the
great opportunity of the lodge con
test closed, with a flourish, and it's
conclusion causes the management
to get an idea that some lodges think
the piano can and will be won by
coupons clipped from the paper, or
that there is no use for the little
ones to run as the big lodges have
the advantage.
Every Lodge the Same.
Every lodge has the same opportunity.-.
The piano is not going to be
bought. To help boost and give the
smaller lodges the opportunity "to.
catch "P and pass the larger ones,
we are going to put on another and
better special offer starting Monday,
and ending Tnui's'lay, September
2Tth, just three days before the final
close. Now it these smaller lodges
.will get receipt books, read Satur
day's announcement : and line up in
preparation for this great battle, of
ten days, there is no reason why
some cue of them may not win the
prize. It only needs systematic work
ing among your friends by your
members.
Watch Thursday's Paper.
Saturday (tomorrow) Times will
give you full particulii is of this spe
cial offer, so be sure to get a copy"
and see that your friends get one.
The schedule of votes, now is the
same as before the special offer, and
so one opportunity of securing votes
has been lost by those who did not
take advantage of it.
How They Stand.
The following Is the standing of
the lodges up to 5 p. m. last nightr.
Household of Ruth, No. 116,
O. U. O. O. F. ... . . .41.5SO
Hope for All, G, U. Q. O. K. .;!2,S2U
Tent Sisters . . . i, . 30,400
Eastern Star, Masons . . .. 2 D.Xi o 0
Richard Allen Lodge, K. of P.17,700
Good Samaritan , . . . . .16,300
Widows' Sons, No, 4, Masons. 15, 790
Knights of King David . . .15,570
Jerusalem, No. 6. ' . . , ; . I3,fl00
Knights of Gideon . . . ,12,500
Oak City Lodge", Masons . ,11,500
Excelsior Lodge, No. 21, Ma- ..
(By Staff Correspondence.)
Smithfield, N.-.C., Se)t. 15 Crim
inal .term of Johnston superior court
Is in session here, liisllng probably
two weeks, the docket being exceed
Ingly crowded. With Judge R. B
Peebles on the beiK'li and Solicitor
Herbert Ev Norrls on duly, cases are
being put off the reel ;is fast as pos
sihle to finish the docket in due time
A tremendous crowd Is here in nt
tendance upon court ;md the little
ground surrounding the small court
house is full of people.
Three murder trials are on docket
One scheduled for Saturday morn
ing. one for Monday and the third
Tuesday. One of these has some in
tercst around Raleigh, the deed hav
ing, been committed near there, and
the readers hf the Raleigh papers are
probably familiar with the facts. A
A. Jernigan is charged with the mm
der ot Albert Todd, on the night of
July 1st. hear Wendt li. They had
been to a fish fry with a crowd and
were returning, when a dispute arose
between Jernigan and Todd, and
ended with Jernigan stabbing Todd
with a knife In the breast, near the
heart. He lingered along for several
days and died. Jernigan escaping.
The country round about w as thor
oughly searched by officers. Final
ly a reward was offered for his cap
ture, Some time later Jernigan was
captured near Bunn, : in Franklin
county, and brought hero, where ho
was lodged in jail. The grand jury
has returned a true bill against, him
and Saturday morning begins the
fight for his life. He claims he kill
ed Todd in self-defense. Solicitor
H. E. Norris is assisted by Attor
ney- Edward Smith, of Lillington. in
the prosecution, while Jernigan is de
fended by Ray and Harris, and Able
and Ward. A spirited legal battle is
expected, as both sides are represent
ed by able attorneys.
ucner cases on.. me - docket are
without any peculiar interest to the
public In general.
The grand jury has returned true
bills against several for selling cigar
ettes to minors.
Lawyers are in attendance from
Raleigh; Solma, Dunn, Benson, Ken
ly and other places. :
sons , . . , . . : .
Virtu Lodge, G. U. O. O. F.
King Sojpmon. k; of P. .
True Reformers. .
Stark's Lodge, K. of P. .
Sunbeam of the East .. .
.10,500
.10,500
. 9,210
, 3,210
. 4,850
, 3,900
Army of the Potoinnc.
Providence, R. I., Sept.' 15.-Many
distinguished veterans of the civil
war are in Providence participat
ing in the annual reunion of the
Society of the Army of the Potomac.
This faorning was given up to the
business of the meeting, but tonight
and tomorrow the visitors -will enjoy
entertainment provided for them by
the city and, citizen.?.
, Digestion and Assimilation,
It Is not the quantity of food taken
but the amount digested and as
similated that gives strength and
vitality to the system. Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets invigor
ate the stomach and liver and en
able them to perform their functions
naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Pdverty hath its own reward. A
poor man Isn't asked tn contribute
to ai campaign fund.
A Fierce Night Alarm.
is the hoarse, startling cough of a
child, suddenly attacked by croup.
Often it aroused Lewis Chamblin, of
Manchester, O., (R. R. No. 2) for
their four children were greatly sub
jected to croup. . "Sometimes in se
vere attacks," he wrote "we were
afraid they would die, but since we
proved what a certain remedy Vr
King's New Discovery is, we have no
fear.- We rely on It for croup and
for coughs, colds or any throat or
lung trouble." So do thousands of
others. So may you. .' Asthma, Hay
fever, La Grippe, Whooping Cough,
Hemorrhages fly before it. 50c and
$1.00. Trial bottle free. Sold by
King-Crowell Drug Company.
Mexican Celebration Abandoned.
City of Mexico. Sepr. 15. Today
marked the beginning of ttie annual
celebration of Mexican Independence
uay. ai me instigation of the-, au
thorities the customary celebration
throughout the republic were modi
fied or abandoned altogether, i wing
to the present disturbed conditions
and also to the fact that in previous
years the holiday has included the
birthday celebration in honor of
President Diaz.
The La-Fos Way.
If you had a medicine that would
strengthen the liver, the stomach,
the kidneys, and the bowels, and at
the same time make you strong with
a systematic tonic, don't you believe
you would soon be well?
That '8 "The Lax-Fos Way.".
We ask you to buy the first bottle
on the money-back plan, and you
will ask your druggist to sell you the
second,-.-.-
It keeps your whole Insldes right.
There Is nothing else made like
Lax-Fos. '.
Remember the name LAX-FOS.
It is so easy for a girl to make her
hair seem to curl that it would be
mock modesty for her not to say it
does It. naturally. ;
GOOD FO R 10 V O T E S
I N THE Tl M ES C0NTE ST
FOR COLORED LODGES
Xante of Lodge . . . ,......,.....,..... ... ...... , . .' . .
SetTftory ... . ........... ...
MAV UK TURNED IN BV ANYONE. NOT GOOD AFTER SEP
VV TEMBKR 2:1.
Dinner Also for the Women of the
Old Ladies Home I'lcnty lo lOat
For Everybody and Lots Lett
Oca Hi of a Little Child ISojs
Didn't Go to Circus.
(Special to The Times.)
Durham, Sept. 15 Two notable
dinners yesterday, given by the
King's Daughters to the ladies of the
old ladles home, and by the United
Daughters of the Confedaracy, the
Julian S. Carr chapter, to the veter
ans, made Lakewood Park the most
attractive place in the county.
Published announcement had been
made of the big barbecue and hruns
wiek stew to the soldiers. The ex
tending of the invitation to all of the
' ly all "of the Carolina men being back
and in fair shape.
Leo, who pitched the entire season
with out a loss, winning about nine,
of his games with an aggregate score
not exceeding 7 runs, will be in the
box for Chapel Hill. Swink will
catch him and Bull Hasty, Edwards,
and perhaps two more University
men, will play. Rube Howard will
pitch for the hosiery mill and Ben
nett will catch.
The game will bo called at four
o'clock in the afternoon and it ought
to be one of the best of a good sea
son. After these games have been
played, Manager Tom tfoss, will ar
range a series with Trinity College.
There will lie playing as long as the
National and American League are at
work. -.
Mrs. Lora Lvon Ferguson left yes
terday -.morning for 'Washington, N.
('., ana New Hern, between which
places she will alternate in the
teaching ''of. domestic, science.
Mrs. Ferguson has been specially
trained for this .work and h;s bad
(lie advantage of practical experi
ence in it. She is giltcd with 1111
doubted ability to teach and sb m'd
make the two schools one of their
most valuable teachers. Khe will
old fighters In the rnnntrv hrmipht
many from the rural precincts and ' 0,";'in wol k ,ne "f nn!tt wt"k
they enjoyed it as they have been
pleased with few things since they
came home from the war. Tables
forming almost a square, were made
and benches were placed by them
so that the soldiers might enjoy the
dinner in comfort. As handsome a
service as could be given them, was
theirs and they ate a dish that they
have rarely tasted before.
All of the veterans were appro
priately tagged when they went out.
and a great, display of badges was
made. Both young and younger
daughters of the confederacy, be
stowed these and heightened the
pleasure of the moment by accepting
them from tho daughters of their
comrades in war. There was music,
there was dancing, there were speech
es and a little of everything to make
it a happy incident in tho lives of
the old men. General Carr was with
them but had to fill a down town
engagement, so that the programme
was shortened by his going away.
Later in the afternoon, the King's
Daughters had as guests, all the resi
dents In the old ladies home.
Unfortunately for both the old
ladies and old gentlemen, the joint
dinner had not been thought of un
til the second was in progress. There
was almost a wail then. There was
quite enough to have taken care of
them all, the dinner to the ladies be
ing less than one fourth consumed.
Nobody ever sat down to a more im
posing meal. There must have been
a fried chicken to each person, and
ham, deviled eggs, beaten biscuit,
olives, pickles, cake, lemonade,
cheese straw, everything 'conceivable
for a picnic dinner, was there in more
than abundance.
Helen Louise, the twenty months
od daughter of Mr. James R. Weath
crspoon, died yesterday afternoon
at six o'clock at the home of Mr.
Weatherspoon on Burch avenue.
The child had been ill all the sum
mer. More than a year ago, the
mother was lost and (lie second year
of its life had been full of pain. A
complication of troubles was the
cause of death. Tho funeral ser
vices will he held this afternoon at
four o'clock from the home, Rev.
E. R. Leyburn of the First Presby
terian church officiating.
The record for the high school
work was established yesterday when
the only twe boys, who had asked
for permits to go to the circus, re
turned later and asked them back.
Since the public schools began
work, there has been no time when
a circus did not in some measure
demoralize things. A striking thing
about the school throughout, tho
town was that very few asked to bo
excused on account of tho show. Yes
terday's show wasn't a giant concern,
but. smaller ones have come before
and taken a large percentage of the
boys and girls.
The teachers are pleased to be
lieve that it is the great interest in
the schools that it holding the chil
dren there, tho high school teachers
having expressed the belief that thev
are doing the best work that haB ever
ben done there. The fact that there
was nither. a truant nor an excused
pupil yesterday in the high school.
would Indicate that record lias been
established that will last a few years.
The fans are to see the Chapel
Hill team tomorrow against tho Dur
ham Hosiery mill, winners of the
pennant two years in succession and
big Interest is manifested in It.
In the event of an even split in the
first two games, there will bo three,
but otherwise, there will be but t wo,
both played here onS the local
diamond at tho DurhimAthlctlo As
sociation's park In Ealst Durham. The
games will in reality bo between the
University and tho hosiery mill, near-
and goes early to arrange for the be
ginning.
Will
Inspect Mililm v Posts.
Washington.!)! -., Sept.. . riei'
retary of War Sl iiiistin ; ,a'ii . '.Ion.
Leonard Wood. ;rhief- of slaif "f the
army, '-arc- busily engaged clearing
up tile work of the "War Department
prenaiatory to leaving. Washington
early next week lor an extensive
tour of inspection of the military
posts anil ilelcnses in the south and
southwest.
As a man grows -older, lit" sees
something In. himself .every day that
is calculated to make him a little less
conceited.
BLAZING WOM.IN IN STREET.
KiinIich Through PlenHantville, N..J..
Planned to' Kill Herself.
Atlantic City, Sopt. 14--Quiet
Pleasantvllle was stirrod Into frenzy
of excltemont early tonight when a
Woman wrapped In ames from head
to foot rann shrieking into tho street
from the home of William Goff, a
prominent real estate dealer in the
off-shore town. t
Nearly 200 residents of the bor
ough were assembeld at a publk.
meeting in Redmcn's Hall, but a
Bhort distance from the Goff home on
Georgia avenue, and as the van
guard of this throng reached the
blazing figure of the woman, they
Immediately set about beating out
the flames. By tho light of hastily
procured lanterns the torribly scarred
woman was identified as Mary Eqort,
a domestic employed at the Goff
home, and In a dosperatte effort to
save her life, she was rushed at re
cord breaking speed to the Atlantic
City Hospital in an automobile.
The woman had come to Pleasant
ville from Baltimore, Md., three
months ago and had' at that time en
tered the Goff home as a domestic.
During the past few days she had
shown signs of a religious mania.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Goff left the
bouse early tonight leaving the ser
vant alone. Shortly before 8 o'clock
J i 111 Schoppoy saw flames issuing
Irom the kitchen window. He burst
into the house to make an Investiga
tion and the blazing woman ran
shrieking past him.
That she had contemplated de
stroying herself by fire shown by the
fact that, she had sewed large quan
tities of cotton about her clothing
and al'tersaturating it with oil, she
had set fire to her clothing at dif
ferent places. She will die. -
Restaurants may come and restau
rants may go, but the political pie
counter always has plenty of patrons.
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blood, and therefore the cure of any skin trouble can come only
through a thorough cleansing of this vital fluid. Salves, washes,
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inflammation, or aid in keeping the cuticl clean, but such treatment
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