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THE MORNING POST, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 1903 75 ndict Officer Beaslev Baby Day RALEIGH DENTISTS For Assault and Battery Next Sunday will be baby day at the Baptist Tabernacle Sunday School and formal invitations will be sent to, every baby of the congregation. Sunday there were 701 present at this school. Mr. W. A.

Dunn Accuses the rollceman Beasley for assault and battery here and sue him in Halifax for damages, and he will have to give bond for his arrears nee there." Policeman Beasley is the oldest in lolnt of Jervice on the Raleigh force When Yon Feel Like Kicking About Heat 1 HIRES Rootbeer will take the word rijht oat of your mouth. TIlr Eootbw (CrbontM) li told by tttt botuo iuhi on dnajdit fcl wxU oan Uuiv Ak far Htm. CH11LXS B. H1KK3 KtlTvra, Seasonable Spices, Rjohable Prices EVERYTHING- YOU NEED for THIS SEASON OF PICKLING-, PRESERVING and CANNING W. KING DRUG CO.

"WANTED Experienced stenographer and fire Insurance underwriter to take charge of large local business. Apply in own handwriting, state salary wanted. Give references. Address, Fire Insurance Office, care The Post. und has a fine record.

Officer and Will Sue Him for Damages Arrested Law Student tor Expressing His JoyWithaShout FerfalOdds Agaiost II I Bedridden, alone and destitute. Such. In brief was the condition of an old soldier by name of J. J. Havens, Versailles.

O. For years he was troubled with Kidney disease and neither doctors nor medicines rave him relief. At I 1 ROAD MATTERS I Mr W. A. Dunn, a prominent lawyer ct Scotland Neck.

here with his Claud- Kit hen. GUESTS OF HONOR Doctors Turner, Everitt and Fleming Royally Entertained by Dr. Tucker in Roxboro Laat Saturday a party of dentists, consisting of Doctors V. E. Turner." J.

M. Fleming and E. Everitt of P.al-eigh, J. S. Spurgeon of Hillsboro and Isaac W.

Carr of Durham, went to Roxboro upon Invitation of the resident dentist there, Dr. E. J. Tucker, to be his guests. Upon their arrival, they were assigned comfortable rooms at the Reade hotel, and afterwards served with as fine a supper as the proprietor, Mr.

J. A. Beard, ever served. Ample Justice was done this repast, and all that followed during their stay there. Dr.

Tucker was the presiding genius of. the occasion, and made out a program that filled every hour with the fullness of enjoyment After supper Saturday night all were invited over to the elegant home of Col. John A. Long, who together with his charming family, consisting of wife, daughter and sons, entertained the party in a quite happy manner. Miss Maggie, Lbng and her cousin.

Miss Annie Long, charmed their guests with selections from the masters of beautiful music on the Diana after which fruit was partaken Two Stores. Raleigh, N. C. CONSIDERED lensth he tried Electric Bitters. It put him on his feet In short order and now he testifies, "I'm on the road to complete recovery." Best on earth for Uver and Kidney troubles and all forms of Stomach and Bowel Complaints.

Only 50c. Guaranteed by all druggists. OUR ASSORTNENT OF Cigars and Other Smokers Goods for the purine of havlns J. W. nea.ley arreted for assault and rv upon hU brother.

Mr. H.or. of S. wni Neck. Mr.

V. A. Iu.n state.1 Ut niM that he the vtstlcatin; the had a talk Hh Mavor INU h.d futlr maii up wmtnd not only t. have Toliceman Is the largest we know about. It's certain that we can she you what you want In cigars.

The number of varieties wo handle is practically Commissioners Granted Dunn $1,000 Rebate on New Assessment The board of county commissioners held its monthly session yesterday and most of the day was devoted to read matters. Mr. J. D. Ballentine of.

Middle Creek complained of discrimination in the valuation of his land and was given unlimited. GOOD PIPES, TOBACCO, CIGAR F.TT32S ALL IIEim Ought To be I.OWNHY'S CANDIJ2S. the world's Standard You can get them here. Always Fresh. BOBBII mm i a rebate on $2,133.

n-i r.d battery, but to sue him 1 upor or court of Halifax county fr di hi Mr. iKi.xtx. In his statement of the affair, rtys that Mr. Raymond Dunn, his 3 iu? se-t brother, came to Kalelgh to the examination for law license before the supreme court Monday, Sit. The younsr man was a ra hmte of Wake Forest law school was in company with the other nu.lnts from that institution.

After supplied with the best Flour obtain able or its no fault ef hers if the baking isn't good. Some flours produce good bread, some Mr. A. Dunn complained that his residence on Hillsboro street was valued at a higher rate than the adjoining property. The assessors valued the property at 14,500, and when Mr.

Dunn made complaint to the board of I of, and conversation kept up until good Bobbie Ferrall. equalization that body raised it to He asked a reduction of at least ll.COO. The commissioners granted Minting the examination before ths; iii-preme court he came down the street tith his companions and took supper' at the Yarboro house. him a rebate on 31,000 for 1903, after which the valuation will be 35.00Q. Mr.

Dunn paid $6,000 for the place March 24. 1003. good biscuits, others good pastry. OUR BON TON FLOUR makes them ALL GOOD because there's Finest Winter Wheat used in the milling. Try it today.

J.R.FerralI&Co The following were relieved of poll tax and road duty: E. N. Carpenter of Oak Grove, J. B. Wilson of New Light: J.

J. Booth of Buckhorn, V. C. Kelly of St. Mary's, W.

A. Warren of Cedar Fork. Ben Rhodes of Marks Creek, Joseph Davis of House Creek, C. A. Carpenter of House Creek, C.

C. Brown of House Creek. Willie Barber CARPETS and RUGS At Summer Bargain Prices. Every day in September will offer the greatest bargain opportunities in Carpet buying. Expeiienced Carpet Layers at Your Service All Carpets made and laid free of of Swift Creek, Elbert Mullen of House Creek.

The board ordered that the road crossing the river at Powell's Bridge shall be worked after the Oxford road Shortly after supr-r. probably narly rlne o'clock, he wnlked up near the Citizen' National bank and was talking with a frlnd. An acquaintance, who had aUo stood the examination, came up and said: did you get through all riRht?" or something of tbat kind. The young man replied. "Yes.

am sure I did and I fel so Food I believe 111 hollow." After that g.we one yell, a base ball whoop of victory, the outburst of his Joy. then resumed his stroll up the street. However, before he had taken ten steps he was selxed from behind. He s-iys that he. saw policeman start towards them, but he had no idea that was after him until he.

feeling strong arms encircle him. gaze up into the countenance of the blue-coated officer. The astounded young man Inquired what was the matter and the bass tone of the ofilcer grunted 'Til teach you that you are not In the wooda to yell, you are In Raleigh." With that Tollceman Ilensley ordered to accompiny him to the stntion house. The young man protested that h- had done nothlrs and asked permis RALEIGH I'H C00P6R BRQS, Proprietor PASTOR ENDORSED AT THE TABERNACLE Church Expressed Fullest Confident in Mr. Mas-see's Pure Intentions Rev.

Jasper C. Massee, pastor of the Raleigh Baptist Tabernacle, in his sc-mons Sunday made no reference to his prayer meeting talk of Thursday night which has- been given extended publicity In the press. However, Sunday morning after the communion service Mr. N. B.

Brougn-ton made a brief reference to the severe criticism of the pastor's utterance and suggested that the congregation come up and shake hands with him before leaving the church. Mr. Thos. B. Moseley said he thought the church should take some definite action and he moved that a committee of three be appointed to draft resolutions and submit the same to a church conference after evening service.

This course was pursued and Messrs. T. B. Moseley, A. H.

Moneyham and R. H. Bradley were appointed on the committee. After the sermon at night the committee reported and the following was adepted: "Your committee appointed at a special conference of the church called this morning beg leave to make the following report: "Whereas, our beloved pastor, Rev. Jasper C.

Massee. by reason of misinterpretation In charging to him, as we believe, sentiments that neither he nor we endorse, has been most unjustly and unkindly criticised, which, if allowed to remain unrefuted, would very seriously impair his usefulness as a Christian minjster and do him great Injustice. Therefore, be It "Resolved first. That we hereby express to our pastor our sincere love and sympathy and our fullest confidence in his pure Intention and entire freedom from anything unbecoming the high character he bears as a Christian gentleman and a servant of Jesus Christ; Resolved second. That we renew our covenant of love and service with him, pledging anew to stand with him for the pulling down the strongholds of Satan and building up the kingdom of Christ." (Signed) T.

B. MOSELEY, A. H. MOONEYHAM R. 11.

BRADLEY, Committee. in the northern district. Mr. A. M.

Thompson, road overseer In House Creek township, stated that he had more hands than he could work during, the month of September and asked to be relieved from working the night was said. Sunday morning the entire party attended divine worship at the Methodist church and heard fine discourses from the Rev. Mr. Holmes. The afternoon was spent in making social calls, first at the residence of Mr.

Jno. Tucker, where all were pleasantly entertained, and afterwards at the home of the Hon. W. W. Kltchtn and most excellent wife, where an hour was pleasantly spent.

Monday morning at 4 o'clock the visiting dentists and several of Rox-boro's best citizens, including Capt. Tucker (father of the host, and true type of the southern gentleman). Col. J. A.

Long, Mr. A. R. Foushee, K. J.

Featherstone, mayor Roxboro; Mr. Jno. Tucker, Mr. Jno. A.

Noel, Master Matt. Ransom Long, Mr. Eradsher and Hon. W. W.

Kitchin started for the beautiful lake, five miles distant, called Lock Lilly, where was found a side-wheeler, with steam up ready to take the party over the lake to a point where spring water was gushing from the rock, and there, just as the sun was rising to shed its warm rays, all set down and partook of a. feast in the way of an old-fashioned fish fry, with corn bread and hot coffee. After the Inner man was thoroughly satisfied, cigars were handed around by the genial host, Dr. Tucker, and the signal whistle from the side-wheeler announced to all that tirne Vas up, and "all Landing safely in a few minutes, after gathering many lilies, for which the pond is famous, the party returned to the carriages and were driven back to Roxboro, and to the depot, where good-bye was said to a large number' of citizens who had gathered for that purpose, and thus ended one of the most enjoyable occasions of the summer. The visiting dentists were all profuse in their praise of the people of Roxboro and their open handed hospitality, and voted resolutions to this effect before leaving.

The occasion will long be remembered and the friends never forgotten. Loulsburg and New Light road. The MONUMENTS Write for catslogna. pay th frstgbv ri a I board then authorized the appointment of a new overseer to take charge of the charge in Raleigh during sale, and all out-of-town purchases will be shipped prepaid. Every housekeeper should take advan work from Pace's store and work to FInche's mill on Mining creek.

The board ordered that the road over tage of this great September Sale. The savinq is at least one-third. seers on each road section be authorized to expend for' work on their respective sections such moneys as are paid Into the road fund In lieu of road duty and in addition thereto 50 cents for each person paying In lieu of work DOBBIN FERRALL, ing upon the roads of such section. Many of the road overseers were here yesterday in consultation with Superintendent J. C- Ellington and tne board and brought In their accounts.

There are about five overseers to the township, making -over one hundred WANT WE In th county. The board will meet again this morn ing. Fresh oysters this morning at sion to sec or 'phone the mayor or have his numetous friends here give any amount of security asked, but th im-pl-icable officer said that the station hcuse was their objective point. Mr. Tunn told him if that was the case he would go.

but pleas not to hold him like a criminal, for the officer had him by the arm. He was then taken to the station house. Mr. W. A.

Dunn says the companions who were with his brother then went tn Mayor Powell's residence to secure his release, but In the meanwhile Mr. Marcus Crocker, who had witnessed the affair, 'phoned the mayor that Io! Iceman had Just arrested a man for nothing. At the request of the young men Mayor Powell called up the station house and after a talk v. Folleeman Deasley, oriered Mr. 1 "inn's release.

When Mr. W. A. Dunn and Congressman Kitchen saw Mayor Powell yes-triay he had ben advIsKj Saturday by them that they would be In Raleigh lay. Mr.

Dunn wrote the mayor a tiT expressing his indignation at the if Ur and Informing him that he had Capt. W. II. Day and Mr. C.

Husbee as his lcal counsel. Mayor tM Mr. Dunn yesterday that ly knew what the officer, who the arrest, sal 1 and that was that man had yelled boisterously but that he decided that rt him go and not hold him I th morn Inc. PURSUED BY HIS WIFE i The Gradys Again at the Bar. A Servant Girl Thief Runninr ud Martin street with his A good man in each town in North Carolina, on salary or highest commission to solicit insurance for the old reliable Michigan Mutual' Life Ins.

Co. Lowest premium rates and highest cash values. if you want to make BIG MONEY and LITTLE WORK write at once to QWYN HORTON, State Agents, North Wilkesboro, N. C. New oysters today at Dughl's.

A Fannl. Thtnr Dughi's quit keeping oysters Going to keep ice cream. Oh! this doesn't mean anything, Today Dughl avIII have Fresh oysters and ice cream. wife's hat In one hand and her left DWELLING BURNED shoe in the other Geo. W.

Grad; a well known street peddler, was pur sued by his drunken and infuriated wife, while a small army of boot- lacks and small boys speed gleefully fter them. Officer Conrad ended the ireciDltant procession by landing Alice A Baby's Ovation Master Alexis A. Marshall, aged one year, was introduced at the First Baptist Sunday School Sunday morning. The little boy is the son of the late Rev. Dr.

A. A. Marshall pastor of that church until his death a year ago. Sunday morning Superintendent T. H.

Briggs held the little boy up in his arms before the school and as the chil dren waved him a greeting with their handkerchiefs he laughed and cooed waving his hands in response. Home of Dan McLean Probably Fired by an Incendiary The dwelling of Daniel McLean was destroyed by fire Suturday night. Mclean lived on Rural Route No. 3, on Adkln road, near McCullers' station. He Is a most worthy and prosperous colored man and his loss is heavy.

The In the station house. Before this occurrence Mayor Powell had tried Announcement Fall George and Alice for flshtlng and fined the former Annie Smith, colored, was arrested by Offlcer Bryant yesterday, charged house with aJl furniture, save two beds, whs totally destroyed. The fire occur- rlth the larceny of wearing apparel alued at S23 from the home of Mr. E. red about 3 a.

and only the family E. Broughton, where she had been em- toyed. She went to Jail in default or We Want the Men were on hand. Daniel was painfully burned about the hands and face. It is strongly believed to be the work an Incendiary, as there was no fire in Speaking Tonight Tonight at 8 o'clock in the Raney Library hall the campaign for a dispensary will be opened with speeches by Messrs.

R. H. Battle A. A. Thompson.

Josephus Daniels and N. B. Broughton. All are invited. the house at 11 o'clock when the fami- a $50 bond.

Geo. White was found In a box car on the Seaboard Air Line yesterday and the mayor save him 30 days for vagrancy. Ed. Scott rot the same sentence for being drunk. ly retired, and when it was discovered Who are interested in good clothing and all others who know where to best buy the best COME AND SEE THE LAVISH SHOWING- of finest productions from the shops ot tho GREATEST CLOTHES MAKERS IN THE WORLD.

the weather-boarding on the outside was blaring. The neighbors all spoke in high terms of McLean as a worthy hardworking, honest man, and all feel deep yympathy for him. The hous was valued at $S0O and there was no insurance. We Want the Men Labor Day Celebration The members of the Raleigh Pressmen's Union celebrated Labor Day by a banquet at Glersch's last night, from 8 to 10:30 served in fifteen courses. Those present were Messrs.

Ellis, Up-church, Morris, Rogers, DeForest, Lumley, Womble, Beavers, St. Jacques and Puckett. Britton and Cheek were guests of honor. Machinery, second hand engines, two to one hundred horse-power, boilers, all sizes and types, saw mills, planers, moulders and all manner of wood-working and other machinery, in great variety. Write for our list of secondhand stuff, all In good order some good a new.

CAROLINA MACHINERY Greensboro, N. C. EVANGELIST STEWART DETAINED BY ILLNESS Who buy here to get clothing; they'll be thoroughly satisfied with, and we make our selections with that object in view and we keep the same purpose in mind when making tho price- all our clothing is priced that men will see financial advantage, as well as advantages in respect to Style and Material. Rev. George Stewart, the evangelist who is making, temperances speeches in the State, has been forced to cancel rf police was seen last let hy a Post reporter.

He says that m.m rwasley reported that Mr. I h.olT.iwe-1 loud enough to be heard capitol and that the two of-f the station house "were startlei and one of them rrn to the Policeman Heasley contended it only did hi? duty since he such a whoop boisterous --iu-t on the stret and a violation the rtty crdinanv-e. 'U. Iiaymor.d Dunn on the other 1 that he gave any rar-ft' 'ting yll in fact he says that his outburst hardly reached the Tumt across the street. To r-m this statement he has number witnesses, amonK others btdng Mr.

r. M. King, salesman at Cross I "han'a store, and Mr. Marcus "vfcer. of Hick's Pharmacy, both of were Just actvss the street, also T.

II. Murray and Mr. Mal. R. 1 ncs.

who were In front of John- drug store. They were seen by W. A. Dunn yesterday and cor-t crated the young man and declared arrest unwarranted." Raymond Dunn Is a young man rf tb highest character. Even the who made the arrest does not fvr? that he had been drinking and friends all say that he does not l-io'v the taste of Intqxlcnnts.

He has 1 i.tM from Wake Forest College i'h hirh honors, also from the law h. captain of the base ball t-sm ml editor of the Wake Forest He was greatly humiliated bing taken to the station house 1 the thirty minutes he remained sm1 as three weeks. "I am deternJnd to vindicate my rrth-r of this outn'g." said Mr. W. A.

Duxn last nfsht, "so I shall Indict i his appointments for the first three I days this week on account of the ll ness of his child. Hence he will not B3 Tried for His Life Wilson, N. Sept. 7. Special John Flowers was this afternoon arraigned for rape on his 9 year old daughter, two weeks ago and the case set for trial Wednesday.

Messrs. Finch and Mewborne are assigned by the court to defend the prisoner. We Are an AutHprity peak at Elizabeth City, New Bern ana Scotland Nck. but hopes to be In Raleigh Thursday and Durham Friday. Elizabeth City will vote today on license or prohibition.

The campaign there haa been hot. Mr. Allen's Name Omitted Mr. Murray Allen's name was It. some unaccountable way omitted from the list of successful applicants for license to practice law published In Sunday's Morning Post.

Mr. Allen not only received his license to practice but he stood second in. the class In the matter of percentage of questions correctly answered. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles S. Allen of Raleigh. What Are Pigeons? "Is a pigeon a domestic fowl, a game bird or a non-game bird?" is the oues-tlon Game Warden Unchurch was asking yesterday. Pigeons are not mentioned in the Audubon law and complaint has been made of shooting these birds. The warden Is puzzled and will refer the matter to Mr.

J. H. Toil. Attorney for the Audubon society, j. on clothes and the community has stamped ours with the seal of.

"Correctness and Superiority" in every detail, which is all that can be asked for. IF YOU WANT anything in wearing apparel call to see us- SS LINEMAN CO UP-TO-DATECLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS Ludicrous to Scotchmen Edlnburg, Sept. 7. The story from Montreal to the effect that Mrs. Hunter, wife of a Scottish millionaire, is anxious to challenge for America's cup and that she has afready arranged with the Denny Brothers to build a challenger, is considered ludicrous here.

Mr. Hunter recently conducted a tailer's workshop In this city to counteract a tailor's strike. He is known as a boss union smasher. He is not a millionaire. Holiness Convocation Here The annual State Holiness Convocation, colored, will be held in the Holiness church on Cannon street here beginning Sunday.

September 12th and continuing until September 21st. Rev. W. H. Fulford is president and Chas.

II. Hunter secretary. They state "Eacn pastor and his church members are invited to come and bring their bibles and take saxU".