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THE RALEIGH DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1911.
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On ycur ntw stove or range you are
assured stove satisfaction for the rest of
your days.
We new have in stock the most com
plete line of stoves ever carried in Raleigh.
The price will be sure to please you, and
as for quality, there is none better.
JOHN ANGIFR IS DEAD Rheumatism
Death Came Unexpectedly la
Manhattan Hotel
ent to Xew
for Sciatica
Ituililer Hiul
.Men lit Much
rk n lie Tronlril
itiul Hemorrhoid A
l'iliHiK id', Hi; Hull
lo Ninth Carolina
Development His Mle Story.
Is A Constitutional Disease.
It manifests Itself in local mhos and
pains;, inflamed joints and Btlff mus
cles, but It cannot be cured by local
applications.
It requires cons titutlonal treatment,
and the best Is a course of the great
blood purifying and tonic medicine
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which corrects the acid condition of
the blood and builds up tin- system.
Get It today in usunl liquid form or
chocolated Ublets called Sarsatabs.
Agents Pictorial Review Patterns
Thompson's ( !lo r-lif I inn; ami Nt'iim
Vuiilei'lios ;iik1 .NiajHira-nuidc (ilovcs.
Corsets;
Wli
1 fi
ll t'.
Mlttoll
1
nt-c
Kid (ilow.
$2-50.
all colors and lilack and
27-incli Minliroidcry Flouncing, 50c. Special fof
this week, 39c.
i.vincii J loiiiicint!;, zyc; iait(
nintcli. Xew stock of Knit Sea rfs.
at ion Caps, Knit Skirts, Newport
Sweaters.
Is an.l A ialoon to
Fascinators, Avi-
To(iies and
HUNTER-RAND COMP'Y
Half the House Devoted to Shoes.
of
CORAL
IS IX r'l l.l. FASHION'
DON'T WAIT.
. lllltlLll lJ ajUlliJ UcplatinK Old Sheffield.
HAIiKKill. X. C
CORAL NECKLACES, LONG CORAL CHAINS,
CAMEOS, PENDANTS, RINGS, BROOCHES.
Selection Packages Sent on Memorandum.
Construction Castings.
Wc arc equipped to do this class of work with
dispatch.
In stock Sash, Weights,-. Iron and Steel Bars;,
Pipe Fit tin;;.".
Ralcifih Iron Works Company
Harlot ami West Streets, . , .. . . v. . . . Raleigh, N. O.
198
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Will protect -your Children from getting wet.
Just received a shipment of Children's liiihher
Coats. Sizes from ( to 11. The very t hing for those
Rainy, Cool days. The very thing that will cost
you $.'1.00 or $ 1.00 any time ,anyvvhere, hut owing to
a special purchase, we will sell these Watei'-prpof
Raini Coats any size you desire from G to I t, at
onlv l.fS. . ,-V J-..- .
We have added some very SPECIAL NUM
BERS IN COAT SUITS)ositively the very latest
models. The price will surprise you.
Ladies' Furnishing Co.
C. C. 'Phone 1M. 8. O. GLASS, Prop. 11.1 E. Harnett St.
WE WILL SAVE DOLLARS FOR YOU.
(Special to The Times.)
Durham. Oct. 2X. Cpl. .lolin An
gler's dealh yesterday nfiernoiin in
Manhatlen hotel, New York City,
coming with such n midden and
shocking unexpectedness-,, has been
the one discussion Blnco it became.
Generally known.
There wan nobody outside his im
mediate family who could have
known anything of iiis condition In
(licHlniK .'Hi v such danger- an death,
lie was Been here the lasl lime,
scarcely more than a week ami and
wenl Iroin Durham to New York, lie
riffered much with Kclatica. Two
day:; ago lie must have been worst
lie eommiiiiicaled with his brother-
in-law, Mr. 11. . N. Duke, and indicat
en ins intention to be operated tip-
on for hemorrhoid. Mr. Duke asked
that he defer this until Mr. Duke
could get lo New York. The sup
position was tnat ne became worst
tind hail to lie treated quickly, but.
It now Is thought that he experi
enced a collapse and died belore be
ing taken anywhere for treatment
Mr. Ajigicr was born October IS
IS!)!, and was therefore nine days
more than ."1 1 years of ane. With
the exception of a few years in
Tennessee, and a few at Cary. he
spent in whole lite here and was
educated at Wake Forest and the
Stale University; In early lite he
married Miss l.ida Duke, of Tennes
see. He went into the -mercantile
business with his filter, 'Squire M
A. Angier, and later became inter
ested especially in timbered lands
At the time nt ins cleatu lie was
secretary and treasurer ot the Nim
rod Development Company In the
mountains of Western North Caro
lina, and was president of the Flori
da-North Carolina Lumber. Com
pany. He is also the president of
the Cary Lumber Company, and
olticer in the Wayne Company,
Wayne county.
lie lias given il great deal
time to the Florida development
and tins has kept him away from
Durham a great deal. Last wecli
when he went away lie hud returned
Irom a trip, lie never looked bet
tor. lie was the very likeness of
health ,of tremendous physical
strength and energy and being
member, of a family ot notable
longevity, his death was hardly to
be believed. For hours yesterday
his friends tried to find some defin
ite news that contradicted the rum
or t hut spread so rapidly. Nobody
could see how it could be true.
If aptcars that Mr. Angier sulfer
ed neuralgia ot the heart. That.
has been olfered as the explanation.
iVIl of the information thus far re
ceived would tend to show that he
had not undergone the operation.
Mr. Angier waa a man of such in
tensity in all that he did, that, he
could live in no community without
leaving his impression upon It. He
was ot more recent years a promi
nent figure in local politics and
since Mr. Hryan assumed the leader
ship ot tae democracy, Mr. Angier
has been a Republican. Upon tree
ilver and free trade, he parted
company with the democracy and
became a disciple of protection and
the gold standard wing of the domi
nant party, lie was never intoler
ant, when 1 11 tense. Me was broad in
his views and though his conver
sion to the party that he had so
long opposed took place when the
Internal workings of parties were
different and a change of opinion
the cause of abuse, It has always
been said of him that he was never
alfroiited for his change of views
and preserved all of his old friends.
lie was liberal even in his in-
tensenesK, and had the largest will
ingness to give to his opponent a
square (leal, lie had great facility
of speech and spoke with power.
The - state prohibition law had no
stronger champion and he took up
the aide that gave him least chance
for preferment.
Mr. Angier was a great friend of
Kx-(iovcrnor Aycock, and has often
said that he believed himself to
have been the first advoeato of Ay
cock for governor. And long after
the two stood on opposite sides, he
Ever Take the Pledge ?
ft was formerly customary for the habitual
drinker to rake the pledge regularly, some,
times once a year, and sometimes in every fit
of remorse that followed his debauches, and
then Break it.
But now it is gradually dawning on vtha
world that pledges do not stop drunkenness.
The nervous system of the habitual drinker
is diseased and he must have treatment that
will eure his condition. If Orrine does not
benefit after a trial, your money will be re
funded. ORRINE costs but $1 a box. Call at our
atore and get a free booklet. We'll gladly
tell you all About this meritorious remedy
tor the liquor habit,
Henry T. Hicks Co.,
Cor. Fayette'ville and Morgan Sts.
. and , '
Tiuker llullriing Pharmacy,
Cor. Ftiyettevllle and Martin Sts.,
Raleigh, N. C. '
expressed I lie greatest -admiration
lor his iriend and wished to see
him made United States Senator. He
admired (!en. Julian S. C;irr. and
.was one of those who favored the
I honoring ol this .distinguished man
la:'t year by putting up no opposi
tion to li i in .
Ol more recent years he has not
been in perfect harmonv with hi!)
purlv hut he never was hosr.ed.- Tiie
breadth ol his mind thai made Inn
tolerant of every view, kept him
Irom -blind partlsaniihip.
lie was good nalured and loved
coiiipanlom-hip. Me did Ins host a!
everything and in I lie chiiii-li. Me
morial Met aodist, where nc hel l Ins
membership,, ho was of i'hariiH eris
tic onciTv and was no hall wav man
in his opinions. This one (lung in
hi i nature made him liked by every
body. lie will he deeply missed., .lie had
a hold upon the alfeclious of iiu'm
and his acquaintances was so large
that his death will come as a sad
ness all over the State. His latter
years had been his best business
years, and he was attaining his de
sires. In a tew more days his home in
West ..Durham was to have been
i ompleted. He had added much to
it and made it one ol the hand
somest residences in West Durham.
Death plays his family and Ins
ideals hard.
He leaves wife, three daughters,
Mrs. H. M. Stokes and "Mrs. H. C,
SatterlW Id. of Petersburg, and Mrs.
V. A. Mine, of -Aberdeen-; three
sons, .Messrs. Sam and .loan Angier.
of Durham, and Malvern, of Iling
ba in .school, being there at the time
of t.ie lather's death. He leaves
also a brother, William Angier, ol
Cioorgia, and two sisters, Mrs. I?.
N. Duke and Mrs. A. II. Stokes, of
this city.
The - body- left New York - this
morning at 12:IJ0 and will be
brought lo Apex this alternoon at
(:30, coming irom there to Durham
on a special train run In- the Dur
ham and Southern. No tiineral ar
rangeinents have been made yet.
The great event at Trinity Col
lege today is mo ten mi lu relav race
which began at two o'clock mis al
ternoon live miles in t lie country,
ending tit the college flag pole.
. The race is being ran by forty
young--men, ten each from ln class
es, l liey win start at a point on
thn Mineral Springs road and run
into the city, jusi half Lie actual
distance. Kach team will run a
mile, will carrv a message starting
at the first mile and the purpose is
to deliver it first to the judges at
the polo. With ilie forty racers,
there go out thirty pidges, three at
each mile.
The race last year was won hv
Lie present sophomore class and it
is in as good shape to win again as
it was that time. The ".print in fasl.
The teams come into town and
through it, going around the "l
Durham community and returning
to the pole after having skirted ev
ery point of .importance.. A hand
some trophy, the silver cup, and the
leathc pennant w ill be the winners'.
Never Out of Work.
The biinlcst little things ever made
are Dr. King's New Life Pills. Every
pill iu a sugar-coaled globule of
health, that changes weakness Into
strength, languor into energy, brain
fag Into mental power; curing Con
stipation, Headache, ('hills, Dyiipep
sla, Miliaria. Duly lific. at King
Crowell Drug Co.
l!l(i(ii;ST Ol' ALL IILKVITOKS.
Seven 'Million Itiisbcls at the Head
of the (ireat Lakes of Canadian
Northern at Port Alt bur.
Chicago, Oct. 2N...--Tho report ot
Consul General .lohiv K. Jones, at
Winnipeg, which has alarmed the
Chicago Hoard of -Trade, shows tiie
astounding rate at which, grain
crops of the norm west are being
diverted to Canadian elevators,
houses of enormous canacit.y de
signed to meet the big demand caus
ed by the increasing crops of Cana
da's western provinces. His report
was brought out by an announce
ment that the Canadian Northwest
Railway will shortly increase the
shortage plant of its elevators at
Port Arthur.
"The Canadian Northern elevators
at Port Arthur are already the
largest in tlio world and have a to
tal storage capacity of 7.000,000
bushels," said Consul General Jones
in his special report to Washington.
"They consist of an original struc
ture and two annexes. The receiv
ing capacity is 40 cars, shipping ca
pacity, 120 cars, and cleaning capa
city, 15 cars per hour. Kach house
has 80 circular tanks and 63 inter-
' mediate spaces, and the grain stor
age construction is of fireproof tile, j
"The Canadian Northern Railway
handled iu 1910, 32 per cent, of
Western Canada's crop. This shows
a 12 per cent. Increase in five years
as compared with '1905, when the
company onlv handled 20 per cent.
This year Lie Canadian Northern
expects to handle 10 per cent, ot the
yield.
"Jn Manitoba, there Is an oloral
or capacity ol 22. 000, 000 b".shelH,
i an i'Toaso of 772,(010 bushels over
the year liHIN. The number o! ele
vators; erected in Saskatchewan in
1 limit was 2I!I, while (he storne.o ca
pacity was increased from 17. .MM,,
to 21.2711, 11(10 bushels. In Alberta,
the elevalor capacity has almost.
doubled, it being at present K.r.Oil.
100 bushels as against L0!I2. Kill
bushels in IflOS. In the Western
Provinces, west of Winnipeg, .there
arc. approximately 1.7(ii elevators in
active operation, Willi a storage ca
pacity of .1 l,2:i l.flon bushels, an m-
croUHM of 11,1117,110 bushels;
"It is probable that a yearly In
crease of storage capacity will be
pari ol the elevator program for a
considerable time henceforward. '
Foley Kidney Pills.
Supply Just
to build up,
the natural
and bladder.
the Ingredients needed
.strengthen and restore
action of the kidnevs
Specially prepared lor
backache, headache, nervoiisnei
rheumatism ami all kidney, bladder
and urinary Irregularities. King
Crowell Drug Co.
Iv 'IT I NO MAX III XT.
Nc-;to llelics Police, Hill I'iiuillv
Hides Let ween Walls ami Is Pull
ed tint.
Atlaiila. Oct. 2X- Not since the
Atlanta riots has this city S"en so
many guns and pistols iu broad
dav-ligh(, as were brought into play
late yesterday altei non to capture
lien Wood, a negro employee ol
the lluckovc Cotton Mill, who shot
two companions and then barricaded
himself in a house, heavily armed,
to defy arrest. .
It was out on University avenue,
near the -outskirts, of the city. The
whole neighborhood was aroused.
A riot call was turned in, and in
addition to the cordon of blue-coats
armed with revolvers and repealing
rilles, the men of the neighborhood
gathered armed in every iniagine
ahle wav. One man had an old
army Title wnh a ruslly 'bayonet on
the end. Another had a scythe
blade, and he was foremost in the
advance.
When the house, was surrounded
Chief fteacers ol the city force. In
stead of asking lor volunteers,
smashed the frotif door down him
self and . marched in alone. Tin
negro was inside,, .and "got the drop
on him. "Ccl out or I'll kill you."
said the 110e.ro, with his gun leveled
and Chief Jioavers '.hacked out slow
ly, seeing no use to waste human
lilo with the house surrounded.
Then thev yelled to the m-gor
that, if, he .didn't come out within
live .miniitos tiiey ; would .riddle ; the
house with bullets. The nian -.nMile
didn't make a sound. Alter the Ine
minutes passed: instead of beginning
to tire, which would have been dan
gerous to the neighbors, t he ol beers
again reecoilred. Finally tour or
five together rushed .-the Iront door.
OUT OF THE GLOOM.
Many a (il'innv Countenance in Ral
eigh Now Mshtcns With Happi
ness.. A bad back makes you gloomy.
Con't be - happy with continued
backache.
The aches and paniii of a bad back
Are mostly due to nick kidneys.
I man's Kidney PilJa me for sick
kidneys.
They have inaue many a happy
home in Haleigli.
Head what a grateful citizen sava:
Mrs. V. W. Hudson, ! 1 1 New Bern
avenue, I'lileigb, N. .'., says:
"I bad a distressing kidney .weakness-and
siiflered terribly Irom back
ache and pains through my loins. I
rested poorly and in the morning
when I got up Lwas tired and lan
guid. Doan's Kidney Pills we 10 so
highly . recommended that I tin-ally
got. a box from the Uobbilt-Wynne
Drug Company and began their use.
Thev drove awav 111 v aches and pains
and I am now free from these symp
toms of kidney complaint." ( Stale
ment given in January, 1!)08.)
A Willing Corroboration.
On December 2, 1910, Mrs. Hudson
was interviewed and she said: "1 am
pleased to verify my former endorse
ment of Doan's Kidney Pills. I use
their remedy occasionally when my
kidneys bother me and I always re
ceive relief. You may continue to
publish my statement."
For sale by all dealers. Prlc B0
cents. Foster-Milburn 1 Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. 1
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
Eletri
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ekiutf.ii !-? t fie 4urifrt
,Tued e I tutt m.
ton KiDNEY, LIVEfl AN1"
STOMACH TBOUBLf
it V ih tw owTilicioe evw y '
ovei drugKUi'a ctuoiei r
This time thev were not met. .Iu
fuel,' the. negro-could not. be lound
anywhere. With pislols in their
haudif tiie men ransacked the Iioiim;
from cellar .tti gari'et, linnlly. seiul
ing a man up into the scan, be
tween the ceiling and the rool.
I. Milam ol. 1 lie fily force was iln
ol'licer. . lie .-.'found a crevice in Hie
wall, and called to Ol'liccrs. lUiiiis
Hodgers of the county, force. Tlicy
logelher found Hie negro lying oil
his back and manav.ed lo 'get 'the
.drop on him, . .-They dragged lilm. lo
Lie. Ugln., and , t he : ni(i:;l , ex"it iic
lnaii-hunl v Alh'lila has seen I'nr ;i
year came to a.'-bloodless', close.;
A Medicine that ;ics Conlid
Is Foley's Money nnd-'lar Compound.
MrsT. .1. Adams, f22 N". Kansas
ave , Columbus, la, r. w.ni's; "For
a number or years iiiy childi'en have
bee'n subject to -rouglis an, colds. I
le-ed Foley's llonev and 'lar t'oni
p.innil ami found Ibal il cured llien
coughs and colds. So I keep it in I he
house ail the liine." Loliise suli-.
slllutes. ; K nig Crow ell Drug Co.
I, lick.
"Well, I'm convinced that It's an
l wind Hint blows good to nobody."
Wbui has caused you to arrive ad
ion r present opinion?". .- t
"V011 know lite Tlillingers?"
I "You mean Horace Itillinger.
j who r n:ly got so badly squee-.;eil
in t :o .stock market?"
j "Yes. Yon sen, we lived next
door (o I lie, Hillingers lor a number
'of years. Sini e t liey h'lve lot their
money si m! been -eoinpelieii iii fine
! 1 1 a t heir iinlomohll.es!. -and (lisciiargei
most 01 their ijervai'ils: a'nd in other
v.-nvB - gel along on as lilth! as jios
sible, in v wile has- lound that wo
r:m li-,.' on much less 1 .mil it
uieily coi.'l. us,"---: Ch iciigo
Herald. . .
for-
ftecord-
FRANK B, SIMPSON,
Architect
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Warm Floors and Healthy
Children Make Happy Homes
There is no better way for you to avoid worry and expense
than by insuring your children's health.
Warm floors in the home, which is the children's play
house in winter, are assured when using Cole's Original Hot
Blast Heater.
The steel base and body construction allows the heat to be
radiated to the floor keeping it warm during the coldest weather.
Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater
The Cleanest Easiest to Care For
Burns Soft Coal, Lignite, Hard Coal, Crushed Coke,
Wood and Cobs.
Users of coal must remember that the ordinary heater is
a big care to operate. That its smoke and ashes entail dust
ing, curtain washing and carpet sweeping. Think then of the
ease of operation and the cleanliness of Cole's Hot Blast.
Cole's Hot Blast has a guaranteed smoke-proof feed door
open the feed door and the current of air draws the smoke
directly across the top of stove to the stove pipe away from
the opening. Contrast this simple, cleanly feed with the side
door in an ordinary heater. The side door used on other
6toves permits escape of dirty smoke, unpleasant gas and
accumulated soot drops from it. If you overfill a side door
stove, coal falls to the floor. - And note this, you cannot
make a side door heater air-tight an everlasting advantage
in favor of Cole's Hot Blast which is air-tight and guaranteed
to remain so always.
No fires to build the fire is never out in this remarkable
heater from fall until taken down in the spring.
Better select one today surely it is the heater you need v
Hauler
With a Repu
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Caiolna Harnwara Company
RALEIGH, N. C.
Mm $12.00
and Upward
According to
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Atithracitc and Bituminous .-Steam-, and Domestic
Grades. Buy now for your winter's requirements.
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