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1 1 i -r faqsehhit FALSE FIRE-ALARMS. 'Bmaa AAa4A4Sat44ta4 Only One1 BEST" Do You Want PORTING SIDELIGHTS. Aycrs Hair Vigor the best apperient and gen-tie tonic to liver and bowels corrective and curative of torpidity? Get VIck's Pills and your money back If they do not prove the easiest-best for children or adult. 25c. Veaterday's Scores.

Raleigh, Wilson, 0. Wilmington, Fayettevllle, Rocky Mount, 6: Goldsboro, 2. Stops Falling Hair Destroys Dandruff An Elegant Dressing Makes Hair Grow Does not Color the Hair Standing of the Clubs. Clubs. Won.

Lost. P. C. Goldsboro 7 4 .636 Raleigh 5 4 .586 Wilson 5 4 .566 Wilmington 6 5 .545 Rocky Monnt 3 6 .333 Fayettevllle 2 7 .222 Schedule For Monday. Goldsboro at Raleigh.

Rocky Mount at Wilson Tim Turned in Last Xlght Some. thlnR Must be Done to Protect the Fire Department. There are certain offenders against law and order that are doing the city a great deal of damage and there has been nothing done to put a stop to their work. Last night the city lire department was three times aroused and sent flying to the outskirts of the city by-false alarms. The first alarm was turned in.

at o'clock this morning, from box 26, corner of Swain and Hargett. At 3:30 an alarm came in from box .12. corner of East and Polk, in north Raleigh. At 4:00 the third and last alarm sounded from box 13, at the Northslde Drug Store. Every one of these runs was a long one, and the horses were badly winded.

"Btil," the fine black horse of Rescue No, lost two shoes and his feet were badly broken. Not a dash to a box is over made without danger to harness, men, and equipment. Recently a fine horse was crippled for life and incapacitated by fall in turning a corner. The city's property should not be jeopardized and her faithful firemen put to trouble and inconvenience in such a manner. Something must be done to put an end to tiiese offenses.

WASHINGTON AFTER A NEW RAILROAD Look at this REGAL Oxford Raleigh People Give Credit Where Credit la Due. People of Raleigh who Buffer with sick kidneys and bad backs want a kidney remedy that can be depended upon. The best is Doan's Kidney Pills, a jnedlcine for the kidneys only, made from pure roots and herbs, and the only one that is backed by cures in Raleigh. Here's Raleigh Mrs. W.

W. Hudson, 411 Newbern Raleigh, N. says: "Doan's Kidney Pills proved to lie the best kidney remedy I ever used, a'nd it gives me pleasure to spea kin their behalf. I suffered a great deal from kidny trouble, the principal symptom of which was a dull, miserable pain across my back. I could not rest well and upon arising in the morning, I had no strength or energy to begin the day's work.

The kidney secretions also gave me a great deal of annoyance by their too frequent passages and plainly denoted by their unnatural appearance that my kidneys were out of order. Obtaining a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from the Bobbitt-Wynne Drug I used them according to directions and was afforded prompt relief. After ti'klng them a short time, every symptom of my fcrouble had disappeared and since then I have had no return attack." For sale by all dealers. 50 cents. Fostcr-MIUburn nuiTalo, New Yo-k, sole agents for the l'nited States.

Remomber the name Doan's and take no other. Window in our marks were based on absolute facts, the Record should remember that two wrongs do not make a right. However, the Record's Informant must have viewed the game in question from tbe distant railroad bank, or else he has certainly got his facts twisted. There was a good deal of remonstrating on both sides in that game, but as for making it "hard lines for him" there Is nothing to It. And holy horrors! the Railroader dopester gives vent to.

a few puffs of hot air about "efforts to bull doze." etc. Geo, but that Rocky Mount fan, who has been Interviewing the Record, must know a lot about baseball. It's a wonder that Spalding doesn't get him to edit the Guide. No bull dozing around these digging, friend Home. But as a farewell remark let It be said that if the Railroaders had been beaten out, on their own grounds, on such a home run as Levy's, last Friday's near-riot would not be a circumstance.

Poor old umps would have to be picked up in a shovel; and before the trouble was ended the Governor would have to call out the entire state militia. the next line you're passing our store. Note its trim, smart lines and exclusive custom shape. It's an exact reproduction of an expensive model designed by a famous New York custom shoemaker. And we can show you other Regal styles just at smart as this one, if you will step inside our store.

Regal Oxfords hug the ankle, and Regal quarter-tlztt insure an exact fit We want to fit you to a pair of these Regal Oxfords, because we know they're the greatest shoe values in the world and will give you complete satisfaction. (Special to The Times) Washington, N. May 29 A rousing mass meeting was held in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium last night for the purpose of taking up the proposition of building the Hyde County and MattamusUeet Railroad from Belhaven to Washington. The auditorium of the chamber of commerce seats about 400, and every seat was taken and many were standing. Much interest was taken in the speakers.

This railroad is romlng from the Mat.iimuskeet Lake in Hyde county, to Belhaven, and on to Winstead-ville, Bath, and terminate at Washington. It will open up a vast territory for business that will stay within the borders of North Carolina, while it. now goes to Norfolk, Va. Wilmington at i And So It Was Yesterday. The Balkan war cloud Is forgot.

The tariff-talk is passing by; The price of wheat may rise and fall And never make us wink ah. eye. World-wide events no longer hold Our int rest, as they did of yore; The one great question of the day, Is, "WHAT'S THE SCORE?" Exchange. Won b'gosh. Tied with Wilson again.

Well, we didn't expect anything else when It was learned that Rube Brandon was on the firing line. Now for today's game. It is Pope's day to work. And Haas did It. It waB about time that the hoodoo was leaving Haas.

He hits, 'em on the nose every time, but as luck would have-it they would go straight at some opposing player. This peerless first sacker will bear watching from now on. A game like yesterday's is disastrous to the anvil chorus. 00 and 5 $4 $250 THE CHl'RCH MILITANT. Preacher'.

Daughter Fl'jhts Valiantly at Prayer-meeting. This morning Edith Tillman, the daughter of Dev. Dr. Mabry, colored, of the colored Presbyterian church, was arrested by D. R.

By nun on the EDGAR E.IBROUGHTON iAlikKUASHLK Fayettevllle BtrceCltaleighf N. O. About 60 days ago the chamber MMBERTOX NEWS. of commerce of Washington had the rharter changed so as to make Wash HAVE YOU MONEY in the ington the and now that the road is nearly completed to Belhaven the citizens of Washington are getting busy and will do their share. DAim Mr.

W. P. Winstead. of Winstead- ill a rue of 'assaulting Robert Jones and two others. It seems that, there have been some d'sxensions iind strife in the church and lust Wednesday night, things -reached climax at t.ie regular church mooting.

Jones and others incurred the displeasure of the preacher's daughter and she promptly licked the whole bunch. Rev. Main in explaining the arrest to a 'neighbor, said "It's all 'count, of old He got his head thumped there in prayernieeting Wednesday night for interfering." The cases will be heard this afternoon before Judge J. R. I'pchurch, at 5 o'clock.

le, stated over the telephone that Good YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League. Boston-Brooklyn; no game. Philadelphia, 11; New York, 1. (First game.) New York, I Philadelphia, 2.

(Second game.) No other games; traveling. Amerlran League. Philadelphia, Washington, 1. Cleveland, St. Louis, 1.

Detroit, Chicago, 1. (Fourteen innings.) New York-Boston; no game. Southern League. Atlanta, Mobile, 1. New Orleans, Montgomery, 0.

A change of batting order, move on Crozier's part. he would grade five miles of the road as his part In helping It to come on this way. The citizens pledged for the What happens to it when you are disabled by accident or i illness? Doctor's bills, medicines, EAT UP savings rapidly. You pay a small annual premium and WE PAY YOU a stated income when you are ill or injured, at a time when your regular income ceases and you need money to take care of increased expenses. PROTECT YOUR SAVINGS.

Isn't it worth a few dollars a year to feci that if you are ill Ml i 111 II railroad at the meeting. Another meeting will be held Monday night. Maybe they weren't thirty-third degree fans at the When Rube pulled himself out of a bad hole In the second inning by fanning Cowles and forcing Moore to hit a little easy one to Hoover, the cheering lasted fully three minutes. The bases were full and only one. man New Railroad Hauls lis First Freight NcnTO Attacks Croatan.

Liunibeiton, May 29. Thursday at 3. o'clock Sheriff McNeill received a 'phone message that stated that there had been an assault made on Polly RodK'T, a Croatan; by a negro. The last (licit was heard from the negro was he had taken to the swamps, and a crowd of men was searcTTing for In in The Virginia and Carolina Southern Railroad which has just been completed from Lumberton to Hope Mills hauled its first freight from Rlrhmond here Wednesday. As Monday is a holiday the Rural Letter Carriers' Association will hold their meeting here.

Miss Alma Rancke, of Lumberton, becomes the bride of Mr. FY M. Lane, of Dillon, S. C. They left on the evening train Tuesday for Wilmington.

Mr, Euclid McWhortcr, of Maxton, financial agent of Carolina College, was in town today hnd says that work will begin oh the college not later than July 1st, or injured you win not nave to use up your savings." wcseiiinc ii ATTEMPTED R1IUIERY. Burglar Surprised in Act of Breaking Into Safe. A attempt was marie' last most liberal policies on the market and settle all claims promptly. II No red taoc-no quibbling over technicalities. We are one 1 niRht tn rob the safe of the Guarantee of the strongest companies in the business.

I'lntlilng I'u. (ioldsteln, manager Al'TO ACCIDENT. Boy on Mcycle Collide With Mr. Mar-tin's Car. At about fi o'clock yesterday afternoon Nelson Reynolds, a white youth, riding a bicycle, collided with Mr.

Ernest Martin's automobile at the corner of Salisbury and Morgan if the store, entered the place at 10 THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO. ICMHTO. M. KEEP YOUR MONEY III o'clock last night to put out the lights The Hunter-Drewry the BANK was out when the Reuben did this. Reddy Rowe was pegging a Blight bit, Four knights of the weed caught in the attempt to pilfer second is a mighty good record.

The double play Hoover to Haas In the ninth pleased the fans at the matinee. 'Some crazy fans when Leo Dughl announced that the game was over and the score stood 1 to 0 In -Raleigh's favor. Sounded like a band of Indians on the warpath. Nashville, Memphis, 3. Little Rock, Birmingham, 0.

South Atlantic League. Chattanooga, Columbus, 0. Jacksonville, Columbia, 0. Savannah, Augusta, 3. Charleston, Macon, 0.

Virginia League. Roanoke, Norfolk, 4. Richmond, Danville, (eleven Innings.) Carolina League. Greensboro, Greenville. 5.

(Ten innings.) Winston-Salem, Spartanburg. 2. Slate Agent. Li 0 streets. The boy seems to be the only one to blame for the accident.

The auto was being driven by Mrs. Ernest Martin at low speed. Mr. W. H.

RALEIGH. N. O. YIIIIR and surprised the robber at Ills work. When Mr.

-Goldstein entered a mull In '-shirt sleeves sprang from behind thee counter and made his escap through the back room and out at the Wilmington street entrance, "A 'policeman' was. quickly summoned but no trace was found of the burglar. He did not succed in breaking the safe It wan 'thought by Mr. Goldstein last night 'that the attempted robbery was the work of some one well acquainted WORRYING Brewer and others were in the car. The boy was much shaken and bruised but not seriously injured.

Dr Riddick happened to be on the scene and attended to the boy's injuries. His bicycle was demolished, both Lived 152 Years. Wm. Parr England's oldest man married the third time at 120, worked in the fields till 132 and lived 20 years longer. People should be youthful at 80.

James Wright, of Spurlock, shows how to remain young. "I feel Just like a 16-year- wheels being smashed. Anderson, Charlotte, 4. (First game.) Anderson, Charlotte, 1. (Second game.) ROBBING POSTOITICK.

1 The Rocklnghanr. IIotelrecenTly 'occupied by the McKanna 3-Day, Liquor Cure Is now for rent. A good oienhif fin- live Hotel Wflll- The. MeKiinna 3-Puy Liquor Cure Co. having 'moved to their new elegunt modern home on rfouth Main Street, where they are still administering-, the- only cure for the Liquor and Drug Habits.

HOTEL MEN TAKE NOTICE No matinee this' afternoon. All fans gone to Wilson. Open again next Thursday when Raleigh goes to Goldsboro. It was 'great yesterday. A Ralelghlte, who saw yesterday's contest, drew a good laugh from a large size bunch of fans when he narrated the following: It was In the tenth Inning and Brandon had been pitching a masterly game.

"Do you think you can keep It up," asked one Navy Castle, a young white man, was before l'nited States Commissioner John Nichols this morning, old boy," he writes, "after taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. For thirty years Kidney trouble made life a burden, but the first bottle of this wonderful medicine convinced me I had found the greatest cure on earth." They're a Godsend to weak, sickly, run-down or old people. Try them. 60c at all druggists. charged with stealing postoffice with the place ami subsequent events seem to strengthen his opinion.

This morning- Richard, a negro boy of about 16 years of nge, who has been employed by the Guarantee Clothing l'n. some time as porter, did not appear at the store. A hat was left in the store which looks verv much like one recently worn by the boy and a pair of shoes were found in the back room. He evidently secreted himself In the store yesterday evening and was locked in as there was no evidence of his breaking In. The tools he used to break open the safe with were a small and a weak chisel.

It would have bwen impossible for him to have opened the safe had he been unmolested. Write Ton Information. THE McKANNA 3-DAY LIQUOR CURE money from a small postoffice In Durham county. He was sent on to the district court, which will be held next, week. Phone Xo.

14.V REIRSVIIXK, X. C. BOX No. 200O. of the players, as Rube came in to Deroration Iujr.

Motulay. national decoration day, Is a legal holiday and will be observed at the Raleigh post office. The rural free delivery carriers will make no trip. There will be only one delivery by city letter carriers and that will be the first trip In the One collection will be made from the stand letter boxes. The general delivery and the stamp windows will be open from 8 a.

m. to 10 a. m. The money order and the registry department will be doted. the bench.

"I don't know," replied the double-Jointed wonder. "I can't tell till 1 get warmed up." Chirped the Wilson Times: "We pulled a bunch of feathers out of Mr. Richard (the rest of his name Is unknown to his employers) has not yet been apprehended. Red Bird yesterday, and when he leaves here Saturday you won't a wlfferlng the third Is in fear, mm irom a 10m ui. inn "i.but the fourth is placid and serene.

SAM ROGKRS TO ROADS. White Skirts and Shirtwaist Our Specialty. Onr plant Is equipped with the ery latest machinery. We give tb work our personal attention and would appreciate your patronage. Oak City Steam Laundry Both rhonee, 87.

RALEIGH, O. course in the comment on tnurs-jThe face of Beethoven, which wan fin-day's game. Those feathers were Ished the sculptor only after yeais more than grown back yesterday and 'of study, in full of power and charac--If the Red Birds stayed in Wilson r. The whole monument has force lone ennneh thev look simplicity. It will be erected, an Abandons Crop anrt Fulls to Pay For Advances Two Months on UiikIh.

Sam Rogers, coal short 'and fat, pitched a crop on Mr. At Denton's peacocks. nounces the critic M. Arsene Alexandre, in some wooded park. In memory what O.

I. i .1 fann and obtained advances trom his landlord to enable him 'to cultivate that crop. Sam brought a colored Trm eA Va val to vll I A I Jat a Va I fl w.i. I for I rm tn a mutt wonaer wiiai Mr. joier, ei ai inina of it now? AN APPEAL to Taste and Economy "Good tasters" buy our dotlics for two reasons: They arc made right and they continue to look right as long as you want the same suit.

Don't let this cool spell cheat you out of a pick among the best clothes made in America. They begin as low as $15. We are showing special values in summer white shirts at 50 cents. female down to the farm to help till the soil and chop cotton whom he Introduced as his help-mate and better half, but not having procured license from the register of deeds and received a certificate of marriage Mr. Denton drove the female coon to other lands.

Sara Rogers abandoned his crop, but without sufficient excuse, nor did Sam reimburse Mr. Denton for the advances which he and hlB help mate had eaten up. Dee Byrum and his coon dog took the trail and treed Sam and he was escorted to It Is hoped that the Railroaders have another clear track order today. A victory for them and another Red Bird victory will put all of us a little closer together. Quoth the Rocky Mount Record: "For the Raleigh Times' benefit we wish to let them know that we are aware of the fact that while Croser didn't scrap McGuIrk down here, that he made it hard lines for him In Justice Harry Roberts' Judicial sanct-j that second Raleigh-Wilmington Which efforts to bull doze by uary and a bearing was haa ana now game, the way, was to the disgust of it Sam Rogers will donate some two months in building the Wake county number of the fans and those who sub-Bectlon of that automobile thor stood for the best in sport In the' capital city.

Has anyone seen the CopmM 1909 oughfare from New York to Florida. Truly the way of the transgresser Is out to Captain Allen's road gang. Howe or Km Umcmo We cannot repeat too often the importance of quality in Meti's Clothes. Without quality style is as nothing, for it takes quality to keep the shape permanent, and when a garment loses shape that is the end of it as far as style is concerned. This talk About quality leads us to our well known makers of clothes, for If there is quality any where it is to be found in our clothing.

Everything for the men folks. 'r ClldSS (SL LINEHAN COMPAN WAKEGOUNTY BANK SUIT CASE VALUES If you intend to take a trip you had better look at your old suit case; if it's "rusty" looking you will need another. Think of an all solid leather case for $5.00. Satchels as low as $1.00. A J.

ROSENGARTEN news Item about "Raleigh alludes with a supposing scorn to the fact that a fan cursed an umpire after the game in this city, and he classifies him as 'one brave sport' and about the ump being old enough to have been the fan's grandfather, etc. Now we ask how about that 'one brave who la that second Raleigh-Wilmington game, administered a gentle 'cussing' to the umpire 'who was old enough to be his It ran readily be Men that the Record Is trying to make exeune "tor the actions of the Rocky Mount fans at the near-riot In that city on Friday last. But 'even If the above re- rjwKSrlr WtiTrWti FAYETTE VILLE STREET. FAttiTTtTtLB STREET RALEIQH, N. O.

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