Winston-Salem Journal from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 1

ourrnl mmn csc WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 19. 1902.

Price Two Cents VOL. VI- NO. 98. WITH THE OFFICIALS IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY Our ypesetting Machine Installed With the Progress of the Tvin-City We Improve Our Facilities For a Few Days We Will Receive Visitors Who Wish to See the Machine In Operation. you want? Corporation Commission Busy Coming Marriage Is Announced Stliirs Bplitii Sic! Zero Bargains! The word zero sounds fumvthis swelling weather, doesn't it? But it conveys our meaning that while the mercury is playing around the hundred mark, our prices have dropped down so low that they hover around zero.

The to, lowing list of birgaina picked out of our immense stock at random will make clear our meaning: State Board mt Agrtealtasa LaereaseA State Pair Appreprla tlea Pram 9750 a 81.600. Ualqwoly aaA Piataraaqaaly kf Mrs. A. M. OaUawaj, a I la-tar of tha Brldi We are offering evory pair of Low Cut SHOOS in our house at Cut Prices.

Also Five and Six Dollar High Cut Shoes iu all leathers (plain toes) for Thri'e Dollars. cylinders, one above and rotating on the other. In both cylinders, extending vertically their foil length, are ninety parallel channels, each clisunel corresponding to some oue Is it you want? Goods. regular To-day begins a new era in tlie Daily Journal office, and it i with pride that we invite in our friend and reader to see our wonderful Simplex typesetting machine, just installed. The demand for ilenty of fresh news matter, for late news in full detail, right up to the hour for publication the necessity for keeping in the front rank with the great development of tlie news-paiier buxine during recent years mid the desire to give war reader a much ae iwiasible fur their jnoney these consideration, among other, led to nee that something swifter and better than hand tpe set ting must lie provided.

After a long and careful investigation of the whole subject of mechanical tpyeaettiug, we have finally installed the machine which i working nurli a revolution in tlie old method of producing mwxia-r. It is jirobtihlA that ou no lalxir-xav-ing machine has more time and money hern ex-uded than on a ilcvii-e to x-t awl distribute typo. For over a cn-tury inventor have xtruggled with cloae out ttie niatnder at 1 21c White lawoa, worth SOe, at lKe Pique, worth t1! at 15r laawno, wimtjis at IIMMII. All wool an colon. worth 7fa, at Mr Steam HhrUDk I bevluta, fur aulw or aklrta, regular value 80c, fa a a edO HOW fa price fa, fa Yirdvidt Klrartituf, value, now fa (alira- OmibMU, ntulu Hum S'1 Louxdalc Ceiti Uric.

regular DOW. We offer every Straw Hat the house. Mens' and Boy's, at about half former prices. distribute the type in the first place, the eliaunel of tlie rp ier cylinder are filled with dead mat ter" (type that lias been used) and ix revolved step bv step. At each rep or movement of the distributor cylinder tlie bottom tpye of each line of dead matter is tested by the ward or cliaule of tlie lower cylinder, until it find one exactly corresponding mid drop down into tlie lower magazine.

The lower cylinder is stationary, and at tlie bottom of each clumuel it rantaiuxa lever which is connected with a keyboard similar to that of a typewriter. Wlien a character on the keyboard is pressed down, the lever rcleaxe the eorrexpnnding dmracter from the channel and du-jsixitx it on a rapidly moving dixe, which carries it around the machine and to a iiacker, which Mick tlie Shoes Yard-wide Pi-realao, la reuiuanta, regular price 10c, now fa A beautiful lot of new Ifa Lawoa for 10 We have a few plecea Etlre Quail. Hy (Jm ir lia in Ihal we have la-ii tiling for I7r yard. We will They Must Go. Oue entire atnck of Mtu's.

Mi-rerand Children we are going to clone oui a iti ie ecu I. below r-gular wiling Raleigh, July 18. There wa an agreement before tlie Corporation Commission to-day by repiv (tentative of the Sontliern and Seaboard Air Line railroad companies ou exception to a recent order through circular No. 88 reducing tlie charge for moving and side-tracking car load of freight within the yard limit from ft. 50 to ffl.50.

A.M. Culp, traffic manager, and W. A. Turk, general iwmteug-er agent, are litre for tlie Soutlieni and H. M.

Pope aud W. H. Day, for tlie Seaobard Air Line. Agreements were also heard by tlie Commission from W. H.

Plummer, Julius C. Martin and W. Owynn, of Aslieville, iti regard to reducing tlie tax valuation of the Aulieville Street Railway Company property. E. D.

Lntta wa also U-fore the Nerd on a ximilar mission from the Charlotte Street Railway CoiuMiiy. Tlie axMcxxiiicnt of thi clan of lirtq-erty together with telephone, tele-gratili, water nmiiwiiieH, will lie issued hy the (Vuiiiiiis-xion within the next tow ilayx. A call wa issued to-day hy the CorNiratiu Commission for nqMirt of tlie State, private aud Having Imuk at the clone of basilic July Itltli. The State Board of Agriculture wa iu session to-day, most of the time given to the hearing of rctnrts from official. Au action ot Niweial public intercKt wa the re-coiixiiiera-tion of the aiipropriariou of for providing farm product premium at tlie State Fair and the substitution of a resolution setting aside for tlii jrarpoxe.

Thi mean that the agricultural exhibit at the Fair will he at least up to the standard established in past year. Is it you want? -t wtiy keep on? Come and st-e." t)ur i large, and deciJeil ill coolest in ih rit and the vaies we will give will more than repay you the in. convenience you mav experience in com ng to and going trom our store. Our Prices are Broken lots in Hats, Shoes and Furnishings lowest prices wo ever E. Allen Co.

Mens Outfitters. A Sensible Girl I fc TEADILT ADVANCING. Auks 2 Wliy buy other goods and create argument with your friends. wlien you can giv them Huylers pure, alth-ful and delicious candies, which admit of no argument. It id the beet, and you can 3 get it fresh every week at 5j New York price, at the Unlucky Coiner.

I Waehotfia National Bank, WINSTON, Capital $150f0G0 urpiust Profits, 150,000 Cures Headache uiul Neuralgia A Certain and infallible Cure Every Bottle Guaranteed Prico 1 5and 25 eents a Bottle DEPARTMENT OF PHRM AlY ammary of Tax-LUtos's Report Ia TViastea-Salaas fa IMS. A few leas observant people are hitinring under the impression that Wiu-stoti-Kalcm is now, and haa Nmu for several years, at a standstill. It is true that we are not on a it i to be homd that we will not Ni so unfortunate, but Wiutnu-Halem is, anil ha been for many month, steadily developing the resources slui so abumlantly posset Our iuauHtries are rosieron iu every hraneli, and improvement are being Dade on every hand. TIiomu who are iu touch with our most progressiva citizens are aware of tlie develoieinent which is in store for the future of this city and its people. An encouraging sign is tlie nqiort of tlie tax lister for 1909 iu the three wards of Winston, a summary of which is seen below Tlie figures for the white projier-ty iu all three wards aliow tliat, in 1901 it was 91,180.784, while iu 1909 it was 94,689,561, allowing a total increase of 9481,181 during the past year.

In tlie former year tlie colored property amounted to 979,870 and in 1909, it was 981,098, an increase of 95,008. Tint total gain in tlui pnqierty of both races during tlie year is 9408,887. Prof. J. F.

Brower, lister for Salem, reports tlie amount of property listed by white and oolored in 1901, for this year, 91,971,978, a loss of 95,890. Tlie list allowed improvements last year to the amount of and this year 94,080, being 95,985 less thi year than last. Anotlier reason given forMaloiu's loss is insolvent credits, several parties having listed iu otlier States. Prof. Bower says there would have been an of 941,000 over last year had all of the money invested in other States remained lie re.

(Aie of the prettiest ood moat iut erecting aocial affair of thia aeaaou numerous entertainments, was tlie Breakfast given yesterday morning ly Mm. A. IL Galloway, at her home ou Cherry street, where anuounc-ed. In a nuuae and picturesque nuui-uer, tlie interesting new. of tlie engagement of tier ulster, Mirn Bea Lindsay Gray, to Ur.

Cliarlea Plum-ly, of PhiUdelirfiia. Kothiug have bceu more at-tnu-tive, and HUggetfiva uf love and lover thou thi jiretty tioiue iu ita'clu-uarationa of nova long Kteiiuued in pink and iuit white, whieh filled every rot an with their Uuty and gloriou jierfaiiie, to make more radient the luvtfy It wa a i-lutroiing idea uIm1 that MiMt Gray eugHgcnumt hliouhl aiiiiuuureil by her iKir, r. iullo-wuy henadf briilo uf year ago. In the where while me hehlriway in gloriou ahuiidauce filling every availahlu iuik awl curlier, the guiwU were rmorived by Mr. Janie A.

Gray and Mr. A. ii. Galloway. In tlie lireakfaat room which wa a perfect bower iu it artxtic dccora-ion of luug Hteuuued pink nun', the limakfaxt wa Nerved, the uft green iut of tlio in-tty room making mi ftrtixtic petting for the great hunctie of I.

Fraiu-e roue, which banked the mantel and buffet mid formed the main decora ton of the perficfly ai-1 tinted table. The center piece uf pink me wa iiiterHjcrod witli maiileu hair fern; and from thi pink rililin extended to each raver and tied tin1 row which wa laid at plate of each gUCht. The heart wa cleverly conceived awl well carried cat throughout the jierfcctly xerved menu, eaeli eouiM gi.iug evidence of the ymlil of the happy occaiiion, even the place card being tiny heart hnicd hou-Um. At the Me veil 111 raure, when eiffe wa Mirved, Mr. Galloway rtMineted each to mll tlie ribbon attacluei to lior roue mid draw from beneath tlie center jiieee uf the wa-iet hidden tlmre.

When tlie roe gave up their trenail re, a great cry of urprie anu-e. for on each lieart-nhaped emd a clever verxe wa found announcing the engagement of Mine He I.imUny Gray to Mr. Gharle I'lumly. It wa a jiretty way of thdug thi. mul Htbniratuw of tlie idea, mingled with tlie abundance of good wixlie which were aliowered uimiii Mix Gray, who i one of tlie Wiuxton-Hulem nioxt ttraetive nd well beloved young ladiex.

Moxt of the guext on thi occa-xiou date their fru-nilxliip for Minx Gruy to tlie day of their childhood ami xcliool day amt aliluiugli they gladly join iu wixhing her the liappi-nex which ia her due, yet there will lie mueh Morrow among luir friend who have grown from ehihlhood to womanhood with her, in breaking the old tie when xhu leave for her new home iu the North. The young Indie who Mrticiiuied in thi happy affair mul worn permitted to offer all manner of good wiiilii1 to tlie hriile-elcct were Mixxe Caro Iluxtnu, Jean Fowler, of Haiti more, Kleaimr Folliu, Ida Miller, llaacl Holton, iff Chorlottexville, ltoxaliud Hhcpiurd, May Harl-r, lh'rtha Hlieltou mid the guext of honor, Mix lien Limlxay Gray. Mr. W. B.

Taylor entertained at a moxt enjoyable trolley ride laxt evening in honor uf Min Ellie William, of Ked Hpringx, N. who ix guext of her daughter, Mix Mary Hymiiigton Taylor. After a delightful ride over all the linen, the guext returned to Mr. Taylor liinne, here rcfrcxlinicnt of the raoluxt kind were xtrveil. Tim guext wlio euioyed tliuhoxpital ity of Mr.

Taylor laxt evening wen-: Mixxe ('an, Bnxton, Jcnii Fowler, Anna Buxton, Jennie Gib-xon, of Concord; Ida Miller, llaxel Holton, of Charloltexville Eleanor Folliu, Anita lVnn, May Harlier, Hex Gray, Katherine I lane, Mamin Iliu-liaw, Knxaliud 8lieqtrd, Elixe Shex ard, Mary Payne Cliuard, Lixette tniwu, Minnie lJmck, Hertlia llelU-n, Dot Immly, lad Long, of Htatexville, and Mary Ella Camion, of Concord. Meaara. llolwrt Gorrell, Marion Fol-liu, Clint Miller, Cain. Huxton, Kolmrt Galloway, Sterling Smith, E. W.

OHauhm, Jaa. 8. Dunn, Tucker, Norfleet, Cha. llill, W. D.

Currin, Arthur Coleman, Carl llama, Carl Axhcrnft, Will Hill Eugene Gray, Fred Watxon, Fred Ninxeti, W. A. Whitaker, Wallace Griffith, Tho. Gleun. Jieo Vaughn, Alex lianex.

Will Hanes, W. II. Parnell, H. Taylor, Coite llill, Peter Wilson and Eek. Sloan.

One of tlie dum brilliant Hocial functions of tlie aeaarai in Salem wa that reception given by the Mixae Hawkins iu honor of Mixiies Slate, of South Boatou mid Lixctte Brown, of thi city. From eight to eleven oclock about thirty of tiieir friend were entertained in the moxt eliann-iug manner. Tlie Mixxe Hawkins proved themselves moxt adininilile Iioxtexxex, and furuixlieil ample amuxe-inent for thoxe fortunate attendant, who were erved with elegant daring tlie progress iff tlie evening. The feature of the evening wee a Musical Romance. Quextione were arraigned which were presented to tlioxe jwaent, to be answered, uxing tlicrirle of some sonf.

When all were aiixwered, a pretty little romance wa presented. Mixxe Lixctte Brown and Mary Payne drew straws for the lmiys iirixe, Mi Hrowu being Mucrexxful. Tlie gentlenmu'e prize wax awarded to Frank Keid and tlie conxolatiou wa awarded to Frank Korvell. Tlie Mixxe Hawkins are numbered among Salem' most popular yonug ladies and their many friend friend separated for their homes regretting that the event had drawn to aclwe. I Had to Laugh Just to ee the fun mv lit-t bov was having out of one of your Fast Express Wag-0' said a atron the other da.

THE FAST EXPRESS se tu afford ample amu nvmt f( all day long, lie-sides tunning many of our errands. I have tlem in all sizes, some with lts for goats, also goat harness. C. L. SHARP.

Opposite telegraph rffice. Main Street. UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. NINE INSTRUCTORS, Well Equipped Laboratories. Thorough Work.

Fall term begins September 8, (19U2. Address F. P. VENABLE, Chapel Hill. N.

C. A LEMLY PresUen' JS. A. GRAY. Cashis the quest ion, and while their efforts were jwrtially it lias only been iu the next ten years tlist a practical machine lias been put ou the ma: ket.

It seemea like an iuims-sihility that any combination of machinery other than that encompassed iu the human body could pa rate nearly a hundred character, pick them up ugain, form them into word combine the word into xenteiices and plara them iu reodine for that olih-r but none he less marvelous result of brain tlie modern printing pn-HM. Tlie Simplex doe it, though, and doe it five or ix time fast a tlie most rapid compoxitor. It was easy to make mistakes iu the old way. An would slip into the box or a into the box, lint the Simplex can make no such mistake. The ojainitor can, mid doubtless will, continue to make mistakes, but they will lie fewer than liefore, mid the hnrilKhip of the imofruader will be ennxidoiahly lesseued, andt he senxi-hilities of tlie critical newspaper reader shocked lew frequently tlmn before.

It would lie almost an imwwibility to give au a curate dcM-rii ion of thi wonderful machine, anil tlie only way to get even a faiut idea of its ixxibilities is to come mid examine Ha working. Wo publish a picture iu this issue, which is accurate a far ao general apjiearmice go, but of raurse gives no idea as to liow it is ojNratod. The Simnlex typesetter UMt-s just tlie same kind of tyie as is net fay hand. Each individual tyie has a Heparate combination of nicks or notches cut on the edge, mid on this fact is based the fundamental principles of the machine. As will be noticed iu tlie iictura, the hotly of the Simplex uoiixists of two letters into a line iu their pnqwr order, in an upright jNisition, or, to uxe a printers nfiraxe, xtaiuling ou tiieir feet.

A long line of tyw rapidly formes iu front of the nrarator, mid wlien he has enough for his purMixe who liirl his diair around, and wtth small instrument called a grab climates enough from the long line to make a line the measure lie fs setting. This he justifies or spaces, and then takes auot her line and so on. Wlien two persons am working at tlie same time one operates the keyboard mid the other does the spacing. As Siam a one line is miaced it is automatically pushed back to make room for another and at the same time tlie matter i leaded if ao desired. After the machine is once in ojieni-tion all that is ueceswry in the way of distributing ia to place a galley of dead type ou tlie side of the upir cylinder in a place pretwred for it.

It does the work jiorfeotly, and while it is apmrantly simple it would he impossible to explain the matter intelligently so we wont try, hut again invite self. Tlie Simplex is small and compact, weighing about 11,00 pnuds, and occupying no more floor siwca tlmn an ordinary coal stove and while it 1 took brains ahd lot uf them to invent it, it is of remarkably simple construction and not at all liable to get out of nqiair. We liave had it in cqie ration only a couple of day, but that ia long enough to discover it true worth, and every time we sue it work, with a 1 moxt human intelligence, we feel I like taking off our Imt in its presence. It is certainly tlie best and most wonderful machine tliat ever graced a jirinting office. INTERESTING TRIALS.

Medical School University of North Carolina Four Years Course Seven Laboratories. 22 Instructors. Joatioa at Haa Two Boakod For A Kinds op screens: Telephone 85. Or call and see Fogle Bros. We make a specialty, of screens of all descriptions aud can manuiacture them in sizes to fit any door or window.

FOGLE BROS. LEUIMBUILDERSUID CONTRICTORS. begins Septern-For information Full term oer 8, 11)02. address, SPRING TONICS For ltoliable Spring Tonics tiuch as Beef, Wine ami Iron; Sar-eaparillas an' Blood Purifiers, com1 to Owens Drug Co, Best Drugs at Reasonable Prims F. P.

VENABLE, Piesident. Chapel Hill. N. C. PAY YOUR CITY TAXES F0RJ901 Last Calll All property on which the City Tax for the "year lt)01 lias not been paid ou or before July 24, 1902, will be advertised and sold to satisfy same, with all costs added, os provided by law, T.

M. BENTON, City Tax Collector. July 8th, 1002. Tll. KAPP Office Over Owens Drue Co.

Office Hours 8 to 9 a. m. 1.30 to i2.30 p. 7 to 8 p. pi Calls leR at Drug store promptly oftld.

Ball Fhnna Interstate 19. IrsIdMsr, latoratata phnaa soft. DAVID AND GOLIATH. Piedmont Springs, Open for the Season July 1st. Th great health and pleaaura report of lha Hauralowo Mountains.

Miuaral Water UDaurpaoHed. Hall Hoorn, Music, Bowling Airy and uiauy other features mi and reoio-atlou. Cuislua tbo boat. j. Spot Taylor, mgr Piedmont Spring, N.

(L she wa a new woman in face, figure aud liealth. I had not dared to hope for so much benefit, although I liad been greatly benefited myself by POo-tum, but coffee to lier system wa simply poiHouona, and I believe thi wa tlie cane with many other. Kite returned to tier home in Deoemlilier, aud was married within lex than two mouths after. Site never fails to give credit to Poxtum for her health or thanks torn for teaching her to make it projwriy, and well alie may, for Poxtum has done for lier what travel, doctors and medicine far Iaroatlgattaa. Simon Kiger, who was shot several days ago hy Jim Ilairsten, colored, at his home ou North Liberty street, is able to be uh.

Mr. Kiger i minus oue eye, the sight could not lie restored in the one affected by one of the shot from the gun. It is thought that lie will be able to attend (lie preliminary hearing to-day or Monday. Capt. Hessant will conduct the examination.

This is one of tlie most inqiortaiit case to come up lmfore the next term of Forsyth Hajwrior Court, which will be iu session next week. Judge Shaw will occupy the bentll. Mr. N. Glenn Williams, of Yadkin county, will appear before Cajit.

Hessant, Saturday, July 98th, to account for his attack upon District Attorney Ilolton on Thursday after noon. Ia Palioa Court. Only two cases demanded the attention of Mayor Eaton last evening. J. O.

Westmoreland was convicted of cursing and abusing Hen Davis. He was fined one cent aud taxed with tlie costa' John Martin, colored, was convicted of stealing a knife from J. T. Joy ner, ou West End, and bound over to court in a bond of 950- He was com. mitted to jail in default of bond.

Mr. Davis Raalgaa. W. K. Davis, who has held tlie post tion as superintendent of the South Side Cotton Mill, has resigned.

Mr. Davis will leave to-day for Goldsboro, wliere his brotlier is very ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Davis lias many friends iu Winston-Salem who will regret to learn of his resignation. He has not decided definitely wliere lie will locate, yet.

Death at Whitaker. Mrs. Amlrew Joyner, formerly of this city, but now of Greensboro, received intelligence yesterday of tlie death of her fattier, Mr. Arch Braswell, of Edgecombe county. He wan 84 yearn of age and won one of tha best and moat honored men of hia section.

Mrs. Jqyner left loot evening for Whitakers to attend tha funeral. J. Bynum For First Class Livery and puublic l)ray work of all kinds Dealer In Wood. All lengths.

All order pr mptly III el. Cor. 6th and Ifepot HI recta. Interatate ptione 91, il. SlP.

IL IIarten. A Little Shot Pat OU King Caff Wlien medicine fails, they sometime eud sick people away to another climate for their health. Sometimes 4lie climate does it, bat more often they stumble on the proper food to take, and then get well. A lady in San Diego tells of a friend who left licr home each December, for tlie past two winters, to go to for her liealth. She aaya: Almost all of lier time was spent in Tisitiiig tlie doctor and sitting in a big chair and watching tlie clock to note tlie time for her next dote of medicine.

Nervousness was lier principal trouble, and with ot tiers of a kindred nature, nude life for lier a burden. Ou tlie occasion of her laxt visit, I bogged her to give up the ue of coffee, and use Post tun Coffee. She re- iilied that she could not atop coffee. said no more at tliat time, but tlie next morning at breakfast, I passed lier a fragrant, steaming cup of Poa-tum, makiug it as it should be made. After that I liad no more trouble, and my friend drank no more coffee.

But tlie most surprising part of the experience wa tlie change tliat soon came ovor lier. We began to notice it in less than a week. In less than a month, her nervousness Lad lwft.bar, and in that 4 Per Cent Savings Fund Certificates. Call at the WACHOVIA LOAN 8 TRUST Winston-Salem, N. C.

W. K. Hmck, T. V. TkJt SAPP A HASTEN, Attorneys-at-Law ood Iubue AdmlnUtratora.

WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PrartloM la all Mata and Ktdaral rowta, (Nvlarttoi- a Onaiurrelol Law a pd.illy Ua TtHHiipaon. Onm Htura. vonwv Uh am Utorlr mu.

sa'Moncy to loaa ou good ar-aritv. WANTED, iiOO Old Cooking and IltNUlaffJfltovoM, Will axebanga you a nloa now ona or pay cash. Twim-CittHtovic Housk. W. O.

Crotta, Frop. 489 Llhxity. tal led to do. Name given by torn Battle Creek, Mich, ooiaty Notes. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Roy Cotter, of Tom), are now at Tate wings, Mrs. Cotter, iss Amy Burson, lias many friends in his city. Miss Anita Penn, of Reid ville, arrived last night, and is the guest of Mins Eleanor Follin, on West Fourth street. Miss Ida Miller will entertain a few friends euchre this morning, in honor of her guest, Miss Hasei Bol ton, of Cliarlottesville, Va.

Miss May Daingerfleld is spending a week or two at Edley tlie summer home of Misses Norvell and Matt Craighill, near Lynchburg, Va. From tliere Visa Daingerfleld will go to Warm Springs, for two vooki in August. Beck Pfaff, The Repairers. Main Street No 418, Opposite Brownd Warehouse. All Work Promptly and Accurately Executed.

Ob N. Otto J. HUurett, H. MONTAGUE Land Loan Lawyer. Hntwa.

ood farina 1 Ml. or not. Loan icoliaiad fra. uf charm to iaadan. WlIU, anU, aiuix and almwaeu ea refill (par ad.

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