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THE GLEANER. lS(JK BVK11V Tlll'llSDAT. J. l. lvEHNODLK, tidiior. ur rha editor will ni't h reupmwiM tl vla exlrowl LyorioHililent-. Our Raleigh Letter. Dallneea In the Library Market eVTYTrVVTTTYTVTTfVVVV VJV . Rai.eiuh, N. C, April 3, l'J " $1.00 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE. A IiVEKTIHING KATKS W .ii..in- 'I In.) I Hm ) I ' - ,, ',., .inn 'J I i-eiiu. Jor il'iT .nrl l.,ntf..r time. rU- f lirnllUlfil oil H IM'"' i..... i ii.it'..Mii in :tn. a line i-inert'on . iiiliwjuent tnnerllonii 6 ct.a line. Truiolout ailveriiaemenu uiuM be paid inr ! New fork Tiinut, r The story of the plain and bene factions of Andrew Carnegie in the 'new tinld of practical benevolence i .... i a ; . I.: IUIeiKh't m-y..r. II V M. " u cniray wieresiing ...u,, ":WI. is making it vrm lor U.c i Kld.in the Timw of yesterday, ' -prnlVionul g.iublers" and card , Pliably read with varying ' .sharps who erne wiibii. .be provi ! "notions by a great many different Ixiuna of the new 1 , .Mining "fMur rea,,er9 W ,,at w" ! ...v ,....1 ..r. r.M.M tbe nuni-h- ! Ui08t ,ike,y 10 lmPr the " , .," f , ; ' i i . ... , render was the refill given bv Mr. nii'in Ititrelir. lit lrir Ini ')iM . i'olue ' t-arnegieior nis increaseo. mieresa in small colleges ibat the demand for libraries had reduced itself to about taattMttttt r ttftfttt ft f tt Entered at the potomi at Graham at eoond-cla' mall mHtur. GRAHAM, N. ( , Apr. ( . i ruin, danlll .1111 lit' l.ll.l'I I " J I J. H. Mullen, issued apiir-Hl three' men of this city named K-agle, Knott and Hayes, the three prin cipal characieis of ibat s ripe here Two of them fled the city before th , warrants could be served, but Eagles was arrested and hit) case will be disposed of this week. He has em i i : i i Ar i ihe tleewg Kuaaiar.s. i pioyeu euiiiieut cuuuoci iu unrn.i 190") The Japs are undaunted and con tinue to purniie In Tuesday's electiou in Chicago Judge Dunn won the mayorality by almost 25,000 majority. Hussia, according to latent advices, is on the brink ot an upheaval, the condition is panicky. President Roosevelt left Washing ton Monday in an elegantly appoint ed special car on a trip to the south west which will extend, so reported, over a period of about two months. Through the densely populated dis tricts he is making a number of speeches, but when he reaches the wilds of Texas, New Mexica and Colorado he is expected to go bear hunting. On last Saturday Attorney Gen eral Gilmer deposited with the U. 8. Supreme Court $27,400 to pay the judgment against North Caro lina in the South Dakota bond case. Gov. Glenn had made an effort to get a compromise, but to no effect. Publication was made in tome of the State papers some month ago that ex Gov. Dan. Russell and ex-Sena-tor Marion Butler were at the bot tom of this suit against the State, and wa do not remember to have seen the charge denied. Ola Increaafl In Foreign Immigration. Washington Diapatch. rth. More than 400,000 immigrant arrived at ports of the United States in the six months ended February 28 this year. Compared with the corresponding period of the preced ing year this is a gain of 82 per cent These figure indicate in the opinion of the officials that the fiscal year 1S05 will register the arrival of mora aliens by far than any preced ing twelve months in the history of the government. Im c ignition from Hussia continues to increase by leaps and bounds, the arrivals from that country in the six months ending February 28 last numbering some 84,000 person, being an increase of 72 per cent, over the same period of 1903. This tremendous gain is ac counted for by the war with Japan, thousands of Russians fleeing from their native land to escape service with the army in (he Far East. Laat Hopa Vaatoka. ' When leading physicians said that W. M. 8mitbart, of Pekin, la., had Incurable consumption, his last hope vanished ; but Or. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, kept htm out of his grate. He says : "This great epeciBo completely cared me, and aaved my life. Since then, I have nsed it for over 10 years, and consider it a marvelous throat and lung cure." 8trictly scientific care lor Coughs, Sore Throats or Colds; tare preven tive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed, 60c. and 11.00 bottles by the J. C. Simmon Drag Co. Trial bottle free. :. : ; : The large barn at the Bsptist Or pbaoage at Thomasvillo was burned Saturday night. Five males and one horse were burned and a large amount of feed destroyed. The loss is about 12,600, and it is doubtful if there is any insurance. - A COLD, A COUjGH CONSUMP TION. A brief told history, hut true. Rydale'a Cough Elixir will prevent this happening to yon. It will check the progress of a cold at once, prevent the cough becoming deep seated, and thus ward off consump tion. This modern scientific rem edy kills he en-ma nst ran tbmat and luug disease, and by its stimulating and tonic effects upon the nepiraiory organs helps naturt speedily restore thee oryans is robust health. J. C. Simmons Drug Co. -. . .- jj The Greensboro Telegram is in formed thai the Southern Railway Company has awarded to Lao Brother, cf Virginia, the cnitraot for the construction of 12 miles is" douhle-lrack south of Greensboro, and 0 miles north of Greensboro, Tie work of grading the road bed wi!l begin in the next few dava. liim. The case is important, as it is the first action to be taken under the new law passed at the late session of the Legislature and is looked upon as a test case that will largely in lluence the authorities in other cities where the gentlemen of the green cloth pursue their business or "pro fession ." The defendant Eagles is not a pauper, being worth several thousand dollars, it is said. The appointment Saturday of Mr. John V. Ayc3ck, of Galdsboro, to be State bank examiner, vice J. O Ellington resigned, will give general satisfaction. He is an experienced banker and a distant cousin of ex Gov. Aycock. Evidence is now multiplying to prove that this writer was right when the statement was made in these Letters a month ago that one of the most serious ommisjions ot the General Assembly at its recent session was the failure to provide the machinery for securing agricul tural immigrants for North Carq Una, of the most desirable class that can be obtained, of course. They f ry, louder than ever, is now com ing up from the farmers all over central and eastern North Carolina, complaining of the lack of farm labor scarcer this year than ever during the last few years. The planters say there are fewer negroe between the plow-handles this year than ever before within their knowl edge and the situation presents one of the most serious problems of the day to our people and officials. Gov. Glenn heartily favored the creation of an immigration bureau, but the bill providing therefor was defeated. What is needed is a man who is specially fitted to conduct the work, and he is not met with every day.' That is why the bureau of labor and printing, which, has tendered its services to the Govern or; will not be able to do much .in this lfne. But Gov. Glenn may yet work out a plan that can be put into execution and open the way for the beginning of an influx of de sirable immigrants between now and the assembling of the next Leg islature ; and then, if that body sees there is the right man available to luootasfully conduct it, I believe the bureau of immigration will be established. J'' One of the greatest pulpit orators in this country is Bishop Ualloway of the Methodist church. He has just concluded a series of four lec tures to tbe students of Trinity Col lege at Durham, which were" beard alsu by large congregations of tbe general public. Trinity is now con cluding tbe arrtntrementa lor a series of debates with Vaoderbilt Univer sity of Nashville, Tennn tbe first of tbe debates to be held during the present college year ; that is, within the next three months. During the next college year Tulane University of New Orleans has agreed to arrange a debate. ' Tbe South Dakota bond judg ment was settled Saturday in Wash ington by Attorney General Gilmer, who went there and deposited with clerk of the Supreme Court of the the United States eoertified check on a New York bank for 827.400, in payment of tbe original 810,000 in bonds and accrued interest to date. Tbe State waited as long as possible before settling, for to-day (Monday, April 8) is the date when the fore closure would have been made, ac cording to the judgment of tbe U 8. Supreme Court. When tbe North Carolina com mittee of t onfederate Veterans go to Appomattox next Monday, 10th, to unveil the N. IX monument bear ing the inscription "First at Bethel, farthest to tbe front at Gettysburg, and last at Appotnattoi," the Vir ginia local camp will not participate in the exercises. They say our well proved claims are not true. an average of one a day and that as in )t of these were from small com munities and only called for gifts averaging $20,000 a day, they no longer afforded a sufficient outlet for his surplus wealth. Library found ing will continue, but the business is dull and so shrewd a merchant as Mr. . Carnegie natuarlly" desires a more active employment for his efforts. Justheie the average reader is likely to catch his breath. To be in a position of such financial "inde pendence" that a steady average disbursement of $20,000 a day goes on mecbaeically and is so much a matter of routine that it has ceased to be amusiag, would mske the story of Monte Cristo read like tbe annals of sordid poverty . But when after dismissing this subject as of no importance, one can turn noncha lantly to bis secretary for infor mation as to whether bis engage ments in connection with educational foundations already represent seven teen or eighteen millions of dollars, and learning that seventeen is the figure, remark in perfect good faith that there are between forty and fifty more applications which will be decided within the next thirty days or so, together involving proba bly as much more, it ceases to be surprising that a mere bagatelle of twenty thousand a day is really too small a matter to satisfy an insatia liable appetite for philanthropy. Mr. Carnegie is a very interesting man. He is able to say with per fect sincerity that dispensing his wealth as he is doing is the beet "fun1 be has ever enjoyed. He exudes happiness at everp pore, so to speak, and none can come in contact with him without feeling that he enjoys life lar beyond the average. He most enjoys not what he is able to give, but what he is in ducing others to give except it may be the benefactions and pensions of which no one bean, but which have made life easier for hundreds of men and women whom he is assisting to self dependence and success. SaeOaaarrfc that Ui ib fooa m mm BoaalMr ar1v from txrau- HaU-aCaiarrk Cur. maMf aeuiraa br Lr w J. basvy a Oo.. Totado. IX. eostaine a mtrr, ana la laaa iataraajlr. aotlaa i rwt4r ama the bkuod hod auma airfam taa arataav la teartn Haiti Catarrh Car ha aare re (at tha avrjslaa. It ta ta n tahnailr. aaa aMi la Totmia, OhMt mj r. i-n.ui i vx a iibuiii.ib iraaw -Hd bf DnirrM tte. far fcvHOa. MaO" Paaul; FiUeare the haav. A Trie MS Tree Frint- One Minnie Cough Cure contains not sn atom of any harmful dro and it has been curing Cough, CciJi, Croup and Wbvfioi Congk co long that it has f'jraeen ieif to V-e a tried and true friend to the many who OJe it. Sold bv the Jv aware at e marrary win aararr Stall or the aaaae at iiw u ana ecnapiaiaiT oaraaaa taa waote aya mw iM MrriM lanma-a tha aioeoaa ear !-. ua arUQea aaoaia aarar ba hand w arptoe aracririiia 1 ram raaaiabta ahtw mmr au ao M taa fate rtaaa, aa taa Saaia aa I 1L Hauat-r. a white merchant from Wilmington, who was convict ed of trying to burn his store ia tbat city in 1901, mads bis escape from tbt penitentiary last weak. He jvas serving a sentence of tea years. . Snajbtret Sal . Suflering frightfully from tbe I virulent poisons of undigested (bod, K G. Grayson, of Luis, Miss., took I Dr. King's New Life Pills, "with jtbe result," be writ-, "that I was toured. All stomach and bowel dis i orders give way to their tonic, laxa ' ire properties. 25c. at tbe J. C A DareSevU Hw often ends in a said accident. To heal accidental injuries, use Buck len'a Arnica Salve. "A deep wound in my foot, from an accident," writes Theodore Schuele, of Cnlum bus, 0 "caused me great pain Physicians were helpless, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve q uickly heeled it. , "Soothe and heals burns like magic. 25c. at the J, C 8immons Drug Cn's. Mr. J. W. Bailer, chairman of tbe State Anu baJoon League, says there are now only 20 counties in North Carolina in which the sale of liquor is licensed. . ghaataS Heath, v Kidney trouble often ends fatally, bat by choosing the right medicine, E. H. Wolfe, of Bear Grove, Iowa, cheated death. Hesaya: "Two years ago I bad Kidney Trouble, which caused me great pain, suffering and anxiety, but I took Electrio Bitters, which effected a complete cure. I have found them of great benefit in general debility and nerve trouble. and keep them constantly on hand, since, as I find they have no equal." lne j. c. oimmons Drug Uo drag- gists, guarantee them at 50a Tbe trustees of the Slate Univer sity bar accepted the offer of Hr. Andrew Carnegie to give 850,000 (or a library building at the Univer sity on eonditioo that an additional 850,000 be raised for an endowment for tbe library. . TaCweeCaMlaOaeDar ' rake Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. All druggists refund the money u it falls to con. Ju W. 1G rove's signature is .on each box. 2oa Strawberries are beg inoiKg . to ripen in eastern Not th Canftna ai d shipments will begin la a few dsya . A TWICE TOLD TA LK. - We wish to repeat what a e have onoe before in these columns tbat Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment is the best Liniment ever produced fot use in tbe family fcnd on animals. Best for rheumatism, lameness, stiff ness and soreness of joints or muscles. Beet for brnisea, con tusions, sprains and swellings. You got a full half pint for 25c. and get your money back if it does not do all it la recommended to do. . J. C Simmon Drug Co. " Mr. Collins Gray, of Scotland Neck was found dead in lb woods Wednesday a week. While going about Lis farm be bad a p parte J y dropped dead. Tber was no evi deoce of foul play. ...U '-v- ' .r-- '" 5' M. ' W ' -ax .' . ' i " S. I V ; f I 1 1 ' Wa will oplebrate our 18th anniversary oy mauuiauuB a Grand in the t . ... . . TVi xi murh timA ana money I Our buyers have just returned from the Northern marKets wrrere . iny om... tnerve to buy such a large t !Tj.. : . o immaneactnrW. You would n atu rail vi .thin k it took great u..., Hoh h0 v were the basis ori which to tigure. it you .. . u, bww or one-half off, of course you would buy '.That sjAJSt what our buyVwAaw this sale to demonstrate that we can arm w.u oovo , , 1 , : ; ' .i t . ilSale Begins April 1st and Ends April 30th, 1905. The Story of Economy is told in the following prices; 6 i : . I iu. oii - Dry Goods. 10o Bleaching, this sale 7o. 8c 8ea Island, this sale 5 Jo.' 5c Plaids and checks, this sale 3e. AA sheeting 5c. -. f, '. Good sheeting for canvassing for pa pering, only 4c . 8Jc Gingham, this sale 6Jc. 7o and 8c checks, this sale 5c. 12Jc best Percale, thia sale 10c. Mohairs Lead. . These dust-shedding, dainty and stylish fabrics are just the thing for Spring wear. .... i - You will be surprised at the beau tiful and striking designs in which the manufacturers have produced them this season. We have them in Blacks,' Colors, Checks and f mcv designs just the kinds and sty lea fashion dictates. Look caretully through our Drees Goods. Depart ment It means much to you. Mohairs 50c to 81.75 per yard.. . , 15c Dotted Mull, this sale 10c. 15c Oxfords, only 10c.i Fancy white goods 10c to 50o. : Voiles and Mohairs 10c to 25c. f ' Crep cloth 15Jli 2507 " : 15c and 18c white Xaneii .waisting, only 12ieL f 4 i - i i 38-in. white China eilk, this sale 39c, ralue 60c. ; f 86-in. black Taffeta 69c, value 75c a to 85c. : : 36-in. black Chiffon Taffeta 98c, val ' ue 1.25. 36-in. feau De Sqje 98c, value 1.25 Notions. Just a few prices. Judge the saving. Big lot Napkins, choice 5c, value 15c 10c Ladies' Vests, only 5c 15c "10c 20c " " 15c ' 50c Lace Curtains, this sale 29c Great line Lace Curtains 50c to 85 pr 75c White Quilts, this sale 55c. 5o Pearl Buttons, this sale lc dnz. 10c Pearl Buttons, this sale 5c doz. 15o and 2Qc Pearl Buttons, this sale 10c, 3c Shoestring lc pair. 5c oj'en-and-shut fans, this sale lc 10c Fancy Fans only 5c. " Fine Fans 25c to. 81 00. 75c and 85c umbrellas, this sale only 50c 35c and 40c Corsets, this sale 25c. Full line R. & G. and American Beauty Corsets. ; See our Corset Supporters attached at 50c, value 75c 150 Dress Suit Cases, this sale 95c. Glassware and Crockery? Look ! 800 Sets Gold-Decorated Plates 8c plate, this sale 5c. 10c plate, this sale 7c. 12Jc plate, this sale 8c 15c plate, this sale 9c. 300 &ets cups and saucers to match. 90c cups and saucers this sale 60c per set. 100 glass pitchers 39c, value 75c , ! 200 lamps, 19c up to 85 50. 100 white covered dishes," value 65c and 75c thissale only 48c and 53c 100 nice China pitchers, this sale 25C- .v.,;; y. 500 plain tumblers, this sale 14c set. value 25c' 500" sets plain white cups and sau - cers, this sals 39c, value 50c and 60c per set. Hamburg: Laces. ? The greatest stock ' ever fcbown here. Must be seen to appreciate th value and saving. 7o, 8c and 10c Hamburg, thissale 5c 12foand 15o : . " 10c 20c and 25o ' u 15c 80a and e 1 V - 20c 40o to 50e ' i' -25c to 80s Laces, edgings, insertions, bands, all values st a large saving. ' lOo LedieV I-Ace and tmiiroidered Collsrs. a m)a 5c. 15and2Uc. Collars, ibis sale 10c Ladies' bhut Waists and Skirts nice line come and see them. - Children's handkercbieGi le. lOo Linen handkerchiebj. now Sc. White India Linon r-6ig Deal ; Solid Case ' -Seethe Saving 7c and iOc 12c and 15c loc and 20c 20c and 25--25c and 30c 8c India Linon, this sale 5c He 10? 12J3 15c : 20c " A' Hosiery. - Picked np some immense bni-pain. , , Look at these prices. 25c Misses' bl'k Hose this sale 15c 25c Ladies' Tan Hose; thru sale 15c. 25c Misses' drop stitch, nice lace, only 15c , , 10c Men's bl'k Hose only 5c 8eeour50c Ladies' Hose. 20o end 25c. Men's fancy Hose, this sale only 15c , 15c Men's Fancy Hose, this sale 10c A full line of Hose White,. Black, 4 Tan and Fancy. ' IK S Hardware Dept. No 7 cook stoves, this sale 8675, value 89.00. No. 8 cook stoves, thissale 8900, value 813.50. 840 and $50 Ranges, this sale 828.95.. . Big deal on Delf Ware 500 pieces choice, this sale 39c, value 45e to 81.00. 300 half gallon measures, this sale 8c, value Via. 75c handsaws, this sale 39c 82.00 and 2 50 Diston saws, this this sale 1.47. 200 sets knives and forks, 44c and up Braces 42c and up. Teaspoons 4c and up. Just what you want in hammers, hatchets, spades, hoes, : rakes. Poultry and barbed wire, ' plows mattocks and farming implements at prices to interest you. . "Furniture Dept. Our stock is complete. Prices will command your attention: 35o matting, this sale 25c. 25c " " 19c 85c carpet V " 58c.' Beds 81.95 up to 8I0.0U. . i Dressers 84.35 to 815.00. 8piings 8L75 and up. -.v- Chairs 45e and up. Rockers 95e and up. " 1 Mattresses 81.65 and ui. . Trunks 8L10 to 110 00 ; Millinery ! Millinery ! 1 - ''-t- i' m 1 ' in' ' We want to emphasize this de partment very strong. .Now, ladies, if you want the 1 newest creations, the most artistic designs, in fact the latest and best in stylish head wear, here you will find it A careful in spection will convince you tbat this store is prepared to serve your every want in the most pleasing manner, wnen yon want Aiuiioery, come right here. . . ,v , Full liee of Ribbons. ' - Special Millinery Open- ing April 6ti, 7th and 8th. Don t Fail to Attend m Clothing:. Men's, Boys' and Children's. We can certainly save you money on your Clothing and Gent's Fur nishings. Come and see. Men's Suits 82 65 and np ta 815.00. Boys' Suite $2.00 and up to 810.00. Children's Suits 75c and up to 85.00. 25c Boys' Straw Hats this sale 15c 8c and 10c Boys' everyday hats only 15c and 25c Men's everyday hats, this sale 10c. Full line of Straw. and Fnr Hate, newest and best i-tyles. 50c and 60o Men's fine Shirt, this - sale 39c ' 35c and 50c Men's work Shir is, this Men's Shoes 81.00 to 5.00. Ladies' Oxfords 48c to 83 00, Tsn ''and Black. -,' J.i-..; Children's Oxford 50c to 81 60, " We esq please you on Shoes and Slippers. Our stuck is very large and saving positive, - , Grocery Dept. The largest stock in the county. Money talks, . and in this depart ment the golden fl-iw of its remarks is a continuous performance. ' 1 Car of Meat and Lard. Best Fat Back, this sale or until this Btock is exhausted, only 6$c Best rib meat this sale onl y 7 Best compound lard, by th tub, this sale only 6c - . Best silver leaf lard, by the tub, this sale, only 8c. Arbuckle roasted coffee.tbis sal 13c 31b. can tomatoes, this sal only 8c ' ioc pxg yuaxer uty Oats, tbis sal only lUc , - . Peruna, this sale 83c Mermen's Talcum Powder, this sale only 14c- - - ' Baby Elite Shoe Polish, this sale oc, value lUa Save a Half No. 9 Wheeler & Faster. Don't Foirt It h 'a CllIx'S iind wifl pay ycnito taix advantage of it- anticipate your wants and lay in supplies. "7 u ; DEPARTMENT . STORE, .Or C t.cmons Drug Co. . iiirnmon Drug Co. 'a, guaranteed. !
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