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TELE KEWS JNT OBSERVER. SUNDAY, FJ2B UTJA RY b. FOR A BIGGER JIB I H ' jFt " x -v F- : --v - ' '.' j F; ' - ? M : Mi-' -: F- . ..F-i. -!-r i b.F - Hitchcock Retires to Con duct Jaft's" Campaign First Assistant J. postmaster. General : Win Be Succeeded by Dr. Chas. P. Grandfleld, Present Chief j of liltchcock-Bureau. . , ! , (By the Associated Press.) ,' Washington, D. ;C CAUGHT BY THE RELEASED GRIP-- , ' BY PE-RU-NA. i La The Grippe Is Epidemic Catarrh.; 4 disease now t known gri, used Ijo be, called 'Influenza.' j ! It -very, closely resembles a col but Is more; tenacious In Its hold uch the system, and produces more pi found j disturbances. ; Grip; Is' In reality epidemic, calami When" It once begins it spread's ov the country very rapidly, - j ! j People do not catch the grip fr each other, but each one catches "Most! Board frotnjthe atmosphere. y .Effective Medicine Ever Tri j , for- La. Grippe. ; ' i Robi.nL. Madison. A. M., Princlpt r ruiiowhee Hleh Kchool. Painter. C..! is chairman of the Jackson Count. of Education. Feb. 8. An nouncement was , made today of ; tha approaching retirement from tfce poat U service of Frank; H. Hitchcock. .' First Assistant postmaster-General. Mr. Hitchcock will assume the active management of tHe campaign of Sec retary Taf t f pr the Republican 1 n'oml- : nation to the'- Presidency, probably about February ',15 th. ' - Mr. Hitchcock will be succeeded as First Assistant Postmaster-General 07 Tir. rhirifi P. Grandfleld. who. for a little mora than two years, has been - 1 -., F ' Mr. HUchcok presides. Dr. Grandfleld j In speaking of Peruna. Mr. has been; actively-identified with r the says: U- postal service: for about twenty years, j . .j am hardlyever without v Several ..weeks asro Mr. Hitchcock i mvi hrm - Tt I thai m nmt was requMteo, Dy becreiary iwi r w , medicine that ' I have ever tried fo. undertake the management of his ,rtppe : . 1 campaign. The Secretry desired to , , it-falao CUred my wife of nasa enlist his services not only because be . Ut a im U widely known throughout the coun-; waJJ 8Uch that 8he coula not at nigh W eerientef y&iu"ibreatire through her nostrils. 1 able kind campaign work, but be-J In , consequence, an milanied con cause he felt the necessity of baving dmon jof tuethroat was brought abou. a man m charge of the infinite varie- ; Keuinir worse and worse and yielding jy 01 ueian or me carajjaign w wnoraUo no remedy until Peruna was tried. He Is a writer of occasional vers- and has contributed to a number o. leading papers and magazines, r eh Madisor Perun efCectiv he could refer Questions that were arising constantly. Secretary Taft is a very busy man. and in order to dis pose of .the great amount of work in Healthy Mucous Membranes. .Those who are fortunate enough t 'have perfectly healthy mucous mem Ws department, he has been obliged i .J l . for several weeks to almost exclude brane1 Ordinarily do not catch tht lilmself from visitors. . The work has KXty. wThe nose mucous membranes lining the throat and ' lungs, when I in a normal state, are an effectual barrier against j the' invasion' of grip.l f. ' But,! If there happens to be the been exceedingly trying, as he is under ul severe menim itnj pnysiuu (inun for from sixteen to twenty hours eyery day. - - -. . .. , t . . ! When Secretary Taft made i the . proffer of .the management of j his sired that he undertake the work lmri slightest; catarrhal derangement of the mediately, , but this he was unable to mucous membranes, : then! the victim do, f eelihg that there were certain becomes an easier prey to the grip, lines of action he had InsUtuted on 1 . . r OTnioin. hv jl betalf of the posUl service he ought This, in part explains why some peo to follow to their conclusion. He fin- j pie gelt the grip, while others do not. ally .informed Mr. Taft that It- he The raUonal thing to do is to keep could be given time to meet his obll- j KI nlm f.nm mwk t gaUons and duties to the postal ser- ytem free from catarrh. In at vice before retiring he would ' accept j tempting to do this most people have his proffer. found Peruna to be invaluable! ; : Practically Mr. Hitchcock now has ! gysteinio Catarrah, Uie Result of U mgagea, ana in a lew lays ne win Tht Medical Jm I Profession ' 04f- lM' ' Recoznlzes I Jh , SWJ W 1 , ! The Crip as I f 1 : Catarrh. v--.i i, r?r H fc' I TttREK-EVCn SNOW IN 6UIUIT. Tobacco gales Usht Funeral of rIIr. Cnocli Folk. V , ' '-":H::M,.-if.-: .--f v (Special to News and Observer.) Mount Airy, i i. Cm Feb.-1. The snow, of yesterday morning through out this section was three Inches deep, md fell on j top! of the snow Sunday tight, the itwo shows rendering travel Very difficult; yesterday evening the ot sun melted nearly half of the two lows off tops of houses and Southern tposures i and stirred n any quan ty of modJ The weather the past n days has; been decidedly- winterish id has afforded fine, opportunity for eigh riding. I -Sales of leaf tobacco bar been - ;ht for several days on account of e extremely bad weather. Farm 's tell your; correspondent that there still quite sa lHt of rood leaf unsold v Surry and adjoining counties. "Coon" .Gunter as sei to the ads for eight months for gambling nd blockading liquor. J. W. Fulk and family attended the -.ineral services j of . Mr. Enoch Folk, ather of : Mr. jj W. Fulk, near Pilot fountain yesterday. - r j ' . SHOOTING IN DRUG STORE. SEE :fiUfi t;'SPECIAES' nrman Martini Fires Several Shots at jJoe Nick Huntor Miraculous ! Escape j (Special to News and Observer.) Charlotte, j N. H. Martin, part ion drug ; store. C, Feb. 1. Furman lender his resignation. ' Mr. Roose velt joined with Secretary Taft in re questing Mr. Hitchcock to undertake the campaign work.. . ' . . It IS. expected that Mr-Hitchcock will devote hi attention 'to the cam paign of Secretary Taft in all parts of the country except, probably, Ohio, which is being looked after. by Arthur X. Vprys. ; - - ' Grippe. Pe-ru-na. Receives pnedit for Present Good UealthP I Jennie w. GUmore .Box 44, Mrsil White DINNER TO DR. ADIUNS. lire ' Damages ' Assessed -Death . - - Mrs, FendergraptvChurcb to . ' . . Do miLax&l Other 1 1 . . . -. 1 i; ? V: : -1' : News. ' L -, of Boys, 'Six snould be used. The doses recom mended on the bottle are sufficient. After the grip has once been ac quired. Dr. Hartman recommends the Use of ' Peruna n teaspoonful doses every hour during theacute stage, after which the directions on the bot tle should be followed. ; Experience has shown that the peo ple who use Peruna as a remedy for grip generally recover sooner and are less liable to the distressing- and long continued after-effects of the grip. When Peruna has 'not been used during' the course of the grip and the patient finds "himself suffering from the after-effects of this disease, a course of Peruna should .be resorted u. t iviiuwijr uuuw a .-..! keepeij for Indiana Reform School for.-Snffered Twelve Year. From Af ter- writes: years ago I had la grippe, which Opecial ftff News and Observer.) 8 ', Durham, N. C. Feb. 7. Last even ing a dinner was given at the Corcoran Hotel ; .this complimentary to Dr. i Merle Theron Adkins. - Trinity's new -coach. - Ail- of the -old members of the 1907 team were present, including ! Captain Suiter and Capt W. W. Card, the latter being in charge of ! the gymnasium work. " There are a large number of men who are trying to "make tho team,"' and it Is the out Irok that Trinity will have the 'best i team of years. The work ''will now i begin In earnest. Dr. Adkins, i the coach, will remain here for- two months and during that time i he ex pacts to prepare: a team that will give trouble to the college teams of the ; mate and' the South. The schedule of games Is now being prepared and Effects of La Grippe. Mr. Victor Patneaude, 128 Madison me oniy tning-i usea was peruna o,iwwm and Manalin. and I have been In bet- and Ladles of Security, writes: ter health the last three years than f of j "Twelve years ago I had af severe yearsjbefore.; m j tW I 'attack of la grippe and never realhr "Isive Peruna all the credit for my recovered my health and strength--good healthv :- i vjbut grew weaker every year, until I xsurwg- an epiaemic or gnpff eruna ; was uname xo- ww. . . . "Two years asro I began using- Pe runa and It built up my strength so that m a couple of months I was able to go to work again. j This winter I had another attack of la grippe but Peruna soon drove it out of my system. My wife and I consider Peruna a household remedy." .Pneumonia Followed La Grippe. Mr. T, Barnecottt West Aylmer, On tario, Can., writes: j "Last winter I was ill with pneu monia after having la grippe. I took Peruna for two months, when 1 be came quite weQ, and I can say that owner, of the Atkln tonight fired several hots at close range at Joe Nick Hun ger, aw lell j known citizen of Char otte, who recently withdrew from he drug firm, j Nobody was in the torn where the shooting occurred tcept the two men. Hunter escaped ljury by a i miracle. Martin who is very quiet land! unassuming man has -t been located up to ten o'clock to ight The affair caused a good deal le crowded into the store to learn Ae meagre details. Hunter is said to have been partially Intoxicated and is being detained at police head quarters. Mllll IIU1M I ! Sncslne SUk . , . .47 l-2o . - Thompson's Rust Proof Corsets 36-ln. linen 'Walstmg at .. ,.'...250 ,, XS-hu Linen Lawn, Kpedal at . ...25c 44-ln. French Lawn, 20c value, for ..15o 32 and Sft-ln. Madras and Cam brics.. .. .. .. ..15o Ginghams) and Shambrays, ,10 and 12 l-2o Don Clad Uose ' for 31m, Women .. and Children. Hear what this gentle man says in regard to them: "I have ' tried every 'known brand and find ' Iron Clad the Best. ' v - - Signed E. S. POCU - THEM . fJ( . -TRIAL : BE-: ' - 4y1K CONVINCED :VlH Lurglary at Gastonia. t ! ' "if . .- Gastonia, FebJ 7 Some time during Wednesday night the store of the Eu reka Hardware Company, on the cor ner of Main and York streets, was broken Into Sand) ransacked by a burg lar. Entrance ras gained by break ing a large pane; of glass in one of the rear windows. ' j ' ' - iy The thief Was evidently not In search of hardware, for the only arti cle that ccutd be'deflnitely missed yes terday mornlngj was an opea face watch, which happened to have been left, in one of the showcases. The rash drawer and desk were found open and the papers and other articles they contained were scattered about on the any one can be cured by it; in areas- floor, showing that the Intruder waa in onable time at little expense' I rrc . i c?8n' JZaic"' n?weT.err. M Pe-ru-na -A Tonic After La Grippe. Mrs. Chas, E. Wells, Sr., Delaware, Ohio, writes: "After a severe attack of la grippe. I took Peruna and found it a very rood tonic? : , Mrs. Jane Gift, Athens, Ohio, writes: "Six; years ago I had la grippe very bad. ' I read a testimonial of a woman who had-been , cured of grip! by Peru na. My huband bought me a bottle of Peruna. I was soon able to do my work. I continued using it until . I was cured. I . L. I ,. '-I an organ that is worth $15 6.' Other members of the church have contrib uted 'liberally and it is now thought tnaiini entire amount asked for by the pastor will soon be subscribed in fulL iH . - , I .-.I'V ..j;.--. evening Rev. ; W. E. j Dunne West Durham, off dated in a marriage In Orange county, the con tracting parties - being Mr. ! Joseph Johnson and Miss Kate Garrard, both Last gan of of Orange county. The said at the home of Mr. rard, father of the bride, reside in Orange- county. Tonight an interestlnr was rendered at the Conservatory of music, mis. Deing a stud en u recital. The recital began at t o'clock. There was a large audience out to attend the vows were J. D. Oar They will r:-'li-" ! programme It wlU show a fine lot of games to UvenUj these recitals always being of b played on the college diamond, j Not kr interest to tnose wno love.nne oniy is tne ouuook nngnt ror : the college team this year, but In the Park school, "Trinity's preparatory school, had thirty-three men out in practice for the first day, from .these being the 1 hope of the college tram another year. ! It is said that In both the college and i the Park school there is much ; fine baseball material. r f J j The ' Insurance adjusters, who were ; here yesterday 'at work on the stock -of goods owned by W. IL Tyson I and badly damaged y Cre a few days ago, have completed their work and closed ; out the deaL Mr. Tyson had $8,000 Insurance and the Insurance adjusters I allowed him $7,S00. and the stock of goods were sold in ulk to a salvage i eompny, in Atlanta for $2,700. The oods are now elng packed and 1 will e shipped in v ulk to Atlanta, where the goods will e offered Cfor sale. Mr. Tyson has not decided, what he will do. By the Are and the sale his en v tire stock of goods have een disposed of. . He may go into business here again or h? may go to thi eastern part : of the state. - -;: - ? ?. y. ; -News has reached here of the death of Mrs. Bettie Rhephjard Pendefgraph, wife of J. A. Pendergmph. who -died v late yesterday afternoon Pneumonia r- was the cause of her dekth. she liad been ill about a week. ' Mrs. Pender- graph was thirty-three years of age and she ! ft a husband and six chll- ' dren. two sons . and; four daughters. The funeral will be conducted from the home tomorrow at noon, and the nterment will be in the family bury lng place. . "-..i: Arrangements are being made for ; the enlargement and improvement 6f - the' Carr Methodist church. East Dur- : ham. The enlargement and improve ment of the church property, will cost about'$LS00. Much of his has,al ready been subscribed. General Ju- -Jian S. Crr, In whose honor the church received Its name .has con tributed $250. Mrs. Gray Barbee, . who gave the ground on1 which the ehurch building is located, has given mus!o.i . ! ! h Messrs. W. G. Bramham and S. C. Draw ley, law . partners, went down to Italeigh this morning to appear In the I lay nor case, now celebrated be cause so much publicity 'has been given! to the case In question. SV This is the case that grew out of the nu merous arrests of local parties here for seilIn,g!,Beertne. and other concoc tions that it was afterwards claimed to have contained more than the legal amount of alcohol. The local dealer got, out of the affair by 'claiming that the stuff was sold them under certain guarantees and they then paid '.the government license tax wheni 4 called for and j agreed to Quit the business, so far as the State is concerned. The Haynor Company did not get? Out so IN GREENSBORO SOCIETY Mrs. Merrlmon Gives Reception M rs. Hood Entertains Mrs. Nash -r Gives party.. Greensboro. N. C Feb. 7. On Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. B. Mer rlmon gave a beautiful reception at her home on Edgeworth street, from three to six-thirty in honor of her sister, Mrs. W. G. White, a bride-of a few weeks. At the door receiving the cards were little Misses Lillian Merrlmon and - Emma Blake. Mrs. C. O. Wright and Mra G. 8. Fergu son, Jr., received in tbe balL whloh was lovely with ferns and palms nd lighted by many candles in quaint am handsome silver and i brass can delabra. The grill "work and carving of the stairway entwjned with tendrils of Old Virginia ivy was an exquisite piece of artistic decoration. The par lor was In green, and white, fern, potted plants jardlnlers of white hya cinths and the Ivy running over win dow draperies, doors and mantels was a scene like fairy land, in this Mercy, 'of Toronto, land S. D. Crosson, also of Toronto." Tney are internally Injured:- . " F -t K; - ' FOUND PLAITING CARDS. An Associated Press Correspondent Spot Chas. W. 3Iorse. j (By Associated ' Press.) 1. . Queentown, Feb. 7. A corre spondent of the Associated j Press to night boarded the Cunard Liner Steamer Campania, and dfound Charles W. Morse playing a game of tarda. Without a . moment's hesitation Mr. Morse granted an in terview to the correspondent. He' was shown i extracts from London papers referring to him as having fled his creditors, etc. Mr. Morse there was absolutely nothing in this report, saying they were "New from said York room vhe receiving narty consitlnv of Mrs.-W. B. Merrlmon in white lace ure for a .week or ten days over satin, Mrs. W. C White, wear ing a handsome lace gown, an! their mother, Mrs. H. 8. Small In black iet with net trimmings,! received their guests, i Receiving- in the dining room were Mesdames Fred Odell, Herbert Ballance. J. I. Scales, and Miss Hattle Watlington. This room . was decorat ed, with magnolias. The table,' gleaming with silver I and cut glaw. was lighted by candles with red and silver filigree shades, decorated with "shtiyF 1 .The government hve.the t rid carnations, smilax anj maidenhair head i of the . concern - arretted und t-. i brought to this State for trialiH This is the I case In which Messrs. I t Bram ham ft Brawley are Interested , as at torneys.' . - sy-r . Mr. P, H. Thompson left here this morning foif his home in Salisbury, after having purchased twelve; f hun dred, acres of land in this county. The purchase . was out near Rougemont Mr. Thompson is a large! real estate dealer and his , purchase i was in the nature of a speculation, j The deal was consummated late yesterday Cleartnr House Statement. (By the Associated Presk) New; York. Feb. 7. Total! bank Clearings for the week 12.356,495.000 against $2,287,355,000 last week and 13.331.304,000 last year. ! I t Richmond. $, 182. 000. decrease 13,6. Atlanta. $4,514,000, decrease 2S.0. ; Paannah, . $$.954,000, decrease 17.7. Norfolk, $2,164,000, decrease! 1C 7. Augusta, $1,743,000, decrease i 3.5. Charleston. $1,474.00, Increfujie 3.8. Knoxlile. $1,444,000, decrease 12.9, Jacksonville, $.1,263,000, decrease aiacon ss9?,oqo, aecrease e . Dainty refreshments wee served. The punch bowl was presided over by Mesdames Z. v. Taylor and E. W. Meyers, while Mrs. W. E. Allen and Mrs. J. W. Lindan dispensed cof fee with whipped ere am and wafers. During te afternoon, about two hun dred guests called. j Friday afternoon M'-s. R. Cl Hoor-1 entertained the Friday Bridge Club at her her home on North Edgewortn se nationals." He added that he had sent cable despatches to New York concerning his position and that he would rectify matters when he re turned there. He was traveling part ly on business and partly for 0 teas- Asked where he purposed going after he laaJeliat Uerpjol. Mr. Morse courteously begged to be ex cused from replying. j "You can," he said, "say with cer tainty that my stay will nbt exceed then rash either in the safe or. cash draw er. The night before the safe, which contained only books and papers, had been left unlocked, but was found with the combination turned next morning. No clue to the guilty parties has as yet been discovered, though it Is hard ly thought to. be the work of a pro fessional burglar. . EXPRESSES NO REGRET. ' Son and Slayer 'of Jodre Hargis Says Ills Father Attempted to Assault Him. - (By the Associated Press.) J Jackson, Ky., j Feb. 7. -Beach . Har gis, i who i yesterday killed his father. Judge JameS Hargis, made a state ment last night in Which he sal) that his father - attempted to assault him In the store before ; the shooting. Young Hargis I was taken before County Judge Taulbe today, but the hearing was; postponed until next Monday. . He expresses no regret over the tragedy.)'- - ; ,:.". - , The funeral services will take place tomorrow at the "home of Judge Har gis in Jackson, and will be conducted by the Rev. (Calloway Cooper, a Bap tist minister, who lives in the country. IIOWELL-NURNEY. ten days on this side, and that I will return to New York; Mr. Morse proceeded from Queens town to Liverpool on board Ithe Cam pania. He Is traveling under an as sumed name, probably , C. , JL Morse. -The Locker Test Case. i (By Associated Press.) Macon, Ga., Feb. 7. -The city re corder's today imposed a $500 fine or sentence of three months on. the city chain-gang on Secretary: C.I P. Wright, of the Macon Lodge of Elks, in the Iocker Test case. The prose cution failed to make out a case on street Sixteen of the members were the evidence, but a statement of facts T. iasan ot4 4ri a rtsyflAAn noe wi . . . . waa agrreea ; on ror tne purpose of Wt Wcskct a Scire Throat Ill III !. ji 1 because slight throat or chest O. affections, If not checked at iuc upgiuuing, oiientieaa to fTOlled to oclsids of tiroat or chest, draws pit all . Infimioc cad relives congestion. A lew drops oSkn s Liniaent ia a little warm water nukes an n1!? rgle. For Croup.. Asthma. " ontiis, l 'ieunsy, and pains In t2a enact, Sloan's linhnent elves instant relii-V I - meZSe., 60c tuttXf.OO. 1 B Uttf S. Sloan, Boston, Mass. ... is r ' rj present and the afternoon was most enjoyably spent,' The hospitable home of Mrs. Hood was Very -beautiful with its green and red decorations. Mrs. M. W. ' Nash's party on Wed nesday I afternoon was an enjoyable occasiqn for the ladies invited to meet her guests, Mrs. R N. Blackburn, of Bedford City, Va., Mrs. S. II. Oliver, of Danville. Mrs. Ed Huffine, of Rocky Mount, and her mother-in-law, Mr. L. L. Nash. The home was decora; ed with cut flowers and ferns. A game of rtlncb was followed by a hot luncheon served . In several courses; Mrs. Nash dispensing a pleasing hos pitality to the friends lnyited to mett her guests on this occasion. Mrs. p.tackburn wore a handsome xmk brocatej satin. Mrs. S. M. Oliver wore black taffeta, Mrs. Nasn wore lavendar, and Mrs. Ed Huffine ap-pt-ured in blue silk and lace. carrying the case up and testing the legality of the city ordinance pro hibiting locker clubs.' Si WW WASHINGTON . EXPRESS WRECKED. Twenty Passengers and Crew Badly "- Shaken -Up.' (Cy the Associated "Press.) Fran.linville. N. Y Feb. 7. The Washington Express on the Pennsyl vania railroad was .wrecked two miles south of here 'today. The train was made up of only two; cars, one a Pull man andthe other a day coach, car rying in all twenty passengers and a crew of six men; All of the passen gers and four of the train crew were badly shaken up and bruised. Tin of them were taken to hospitals at Olean and Buffalo. The others were able to proceed to their destinations.. The derailment Is said to have been due to sp.eading rails caused by the recent severe weather; The engine and tender passed the bad spot safely, but the two cars rolled down a thirty foot embankment, s , - ' - -.' - The most seriously injured are: E. De Klelst. mayor of Tonawanda; A. E. MOT '! . . " e f. nave your repair work " ; - ' . i done now? If your clod is out of order or your - ! ;'v"-Vi.-.. watch needs atteniionJ or you have a broken bit of jewelry, now Is an excel- lentitlme for us and for you. '" r . ' Bring In tlie things tliat need mending and you will bo j pleased ,vlth thercsult. O.r.IAHLER'S SOBJS Raleigh, - - . t. Young Man of j Wake ' County Weds Virginia Brkle. Suffolk, vL, rjeb. 7. -The Presbyte rian church wa i the place of a pretty wedding at 17:11 o'clock Wednesday ''" smrbell Nurney gave: her; hand in marriage to : .... L. e.i oi ilolly tarings, N. C. The bride is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. c Joseph Henry Nurney. i I The service was' celebrated by Rev. Richard Lee Walton as . the couple stood beneath ah arch of palms and a true lover's knot of white carna tions. ! 1 Mr. and Mrs. Howell left on the 8:43 Norfolk arid Western train for a northern honeymoon, at the end of wtich they iwillj be at home at the Carolina, Wilmington, Is. C. i OOttott Receipts. (By the Associated Press.) New Yorkj, Feb. T. The following are tne total, nee receipts ox ooixon ai 'all ports since September 1st: Galveston, 11,816,598; New Orleans, 1,464,157; Mobile. 265.270; Savannah, 1.29Z.698; cnarieston, isz,77s;. wu nilngton. 438,029; Norfolk, 423.822; Baltimore, 45,038; New York, 28,790; Boston, 4,79 1: Newport News, 1,349; Philadelphlaj .5,678; gan Francisco, 37,461; Brunswick, .177,272; Port Townsend, 77.247; Pensacola, 129,241; Port Arthur and Sabine Pass. 92.487: Jacksonville,; 7,308; Eagle Pass, Texas, 208; EI Paso, 150; Laredo, 354; minor ports, 5,043. j Total. 6,470,654 bales. ner;Cew Exhausted. V (By the Associated Press.) . ) Dutch Island HarbOr, Feb. 7. After thrashing around seven days with her running gear eoj badly damaged as to make It impossible to beat Into a har bor, the three-masted schooner John j. Hanson, jposion zor savannan witn potatoes, worked into' Dutch Island Harbor tod air iwth an exhausted crew of seven men. The Hanson left Bos ton eight days ago and almost from fthe moment -of leaving Boston Harbor high gales, ; heavy seas and frigid weather made the schooner almost un manageable.' I 9100 and Sixty Days. (By the Associated Press.) i Norfolk, i Vai Feb. 7. Pleading guilty to complicity in the . cotton speculations I of (-the Beale brothers, who weje eich given one year in the penitentiary.1. E. M. Robinson, was to day fined $100 and sent to Jail for sixty days by Judge Hanckel, corpora tion court f j J. u . v. Ml-B-iWM-l-BSI f' Norfolk : Peartm MarketWholesale Quotations. - i Thm .'-. strictly wholesale (not job lots) and represent prices ob 4. u ttua sales yesterday: FQulet. ;4 :., -1 . j S. t .. -- Fancy . ... 4 ......... To Ftrictly prime . ;....... 1' 7 Prime . . !. . . . . . ..t 2 4 0 Machine-plciied L.tvi.....T2H f& 1 Bunch .U . . .. . 3 tfi , 8 Vi Spanish peanuts J.'.K '. ' 85f? B. E. peas, per bag. r. .V. . 4.00 & I it's ' easy to takeF things as they come If they ard coming our way- i TER BROS. AWD! DEiEWER WE GIVE TRADING I STAIIPS ' . , - . ' i 11 . . : -i - : k ! !.:- C' if i Hy . P ADOPTS tv i I t .Vff- Pn'OUliEIlT ELb CITY LlEnCIIAIlT IJATIOUAL GASH HE ISTER SYSTEi.1...... - Jno. Lk Bailey Compwi, Merchants Elm .Cit. ts,vTO. . Just purchased a six-i . iau ter costln $780.00.. . ' . -.j ; : This resister in addjci si- , ' tag each : clert:'s au . ercrrte . gives total of charge ' 'iwies. mrciiey yecelved ou account po. ricncy paid out. A detailed zcz?s of -5 every transaction is ?c.i'rf under lock and key. J - WE aLXUFACTURE 500 DIFFERUNT 6TYI3 AT ALXi nil The National Cask Rclictor Cc0 ' CAROLINA TRUST BVZLDINQ RALEIGH, N. C. liws.L IPr-i C .1 I 8 S : : ! ' THE HEW DRY GOODS STOni! if r yCR White All Linen Suitins 21-2 wide, a superior i-M White All Linen Lawn, 35 inches wid& flexible and lasting .... . . i. .,2Scc Galatea Cloths, checlis, dots . aBf! stripes, 29 inches wide, rememt zi the price . . . ........ ... 15 Continued Special . Blanket Sal Thos.' K. -PmM Ladies' Furnishinjs and IhvzUizs 131 Fayottovillo Otroot HALCIQm PJa DO THEY PAY? On January 1, 1$0S, A" had $1,000, for which he boug-ht c North Carolina four percen't. boni; due July 1. 1910, oc ,1 which he gets in interest- .. .. ... . . .. On which he eaves three years taxes .. .', ....,. .. On July 1, 1910, he receive face of bond . . . .. .. .. - So he gets and saves .. ... ., .......... ..a . , , , F Deduct cost of his bond ....... . ,, i . By owning bond his net gain is .. . "B" had the same amount of money, $1,000. lie' docc Jiot . buy a bond, but' keeps his money and racelves rcurr ,r .cent, interest on it He gets interest from Zzzult? 6 C08, I to. July 1, 1910 ,r ' ' :-c' 'bis- ... . He nas to pay three years'-taxe3 on his moa:.' ;" FF.,:; F-- " . -. He has -made only , . . y . ,'f-Ff vi-.-iF'f-v j. ,v:':v. '-: ';!: ( : ':i..y -...v. , j. .... .... . .. .-,. .... can furnish 4's in $50, $ioo. 550ft, or$i-0JC no.iCs. 1 Can-1 also furnish North Carolina 6 per o-3.r l?cac: get $690 in Interest and save -twelve y ears' . taxe.C, vvn'ca is y 'i i C. i i F C. C. SI'DOXAI-D. Slocis nnd Itnnda -n-io-- . .. ' X-i -r a. i 3C.0O , c.coj.oa $1,160.00 1 1.000.CO $ 160.00 x $ 100 Ct) , F . 60. C 5 :";F- :--40.co .120.0 -which j - 1 ;-iF- v ..-... . - v :-; -yr,'-' :x:::'y:yy.
The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
Feb. 9, 1908, edition 1
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