THE OAUOACIAfJ
'1ULKIOH. N. C. Aug. 24. Iui
Entered at the Post Office in Raleigh
S. :.. as second-class mail matter.
; ; ... f ill t-rm of tile Supreme Court
. :,.-.! M..inl:iy. Tin-re were fifty np
, 'n luiij! for law lieene.
::i i llu'Iit sit Kiiwton Saturday night
,. .i Al!i ittin wan Hlot Htid luHtantly
! I.y Iliirry WatHou. I5tj partle
i !', V:inl U holding court In
..,!, .in thin wifk. There are 170
1
... Hi-- l.-k-t. forty-five of which:
... hi-k-y M-lluig ease.
-. .imI I mi Ming of the Iilndf
, AI til. sit NVw Bern, were cl-
t.y lire Suml.ij- afternoon. Is
i:isuraiHt' JfJO.U).
Wilininicl'.n will have a new na
.,..,,,! tank afler Septeinlx-r 15th.
jr ill l.c named thf Southern Na
tl. .ij! iJank.
i .,. . riior Clemi ha inHtnu-tel Solic
I. 1. MMre ti make investigation
; ,v --e.-ute the partien that lyiielHtl
th. n umo John Moore, at New Kern
ii!nl.iy. v
A !n !,'r n.untMl Ashton Mooro will le
s,t riintoii Saturday unless I
i;..ci !i..r :ienn commutes the sentence.
Tl.
11
mi;ro in iharM with
.!r old c)lonHl uirl-
raje u
Hi.- lirst bale of new cotton was !old
,,n tli.- It.ii.-iuh market yesterday. The
,..it..!i was raisi-d by I. F. Wilson, of
r.iiitlit-r 1. ranch township. Wake -oun-rv.
Hie irice paid was eleven cents.
n. n.nstitutionanty t a:ilter the Supreme Court refused
;.!, law. passeu l.y ine iasr iisia-iro
tuic. Will IM l'-HlHl lifiuir iur -u-...r.,mvor .
mart tin. 1 iii. law promou
i,..iinl or drag nets leing useti in luei.i . f
1 ' e n lth.lt thr niiirder wia net nromru i
I .. -it.ll CI'11 I
A neitro lell-lioy at Fairfield Inn. In
TiMitxylviiuia county, was nlnuKs;
luiclwd Saturday night. He was ae
(iis.-,l of stealing certain ruuis of
money. He was lienttMi twice, strung
up. and i now in a critical condition
A two hundred thousand dollai
coMoii mill will le erected in Con
n.rd hy .Mr. J. L. Hartsell and
ntlicr business men of that toTi.
They will erect a large plant in
Wci Concord also.
If is stated in Kalcigh that there
will k no State Reunion of the
North Carolina Confederate Vet
ev.ins this year for the reason that
no city in the State has tendered
the veterans a reception.
In Fast Durham Sunday afternoon
lNulien ttartee attempted to kil
Harvey Knight. llarlee fired turn
hot at his Intended victim, hut
Knight outran the balls. Itarbee hac
atvitsod Knight of dynamiting one ol
his houses.
J. W. II amnions, of Forsyth county.
will be hanged nt Winston Saturday
for the murder of his wife on Apri
L'Mth. I (amnions was sentenced to i
hanged July 2"th. but the Governoi
gave a respite to September 2nd, tint"
refuses to interfere further with tut
sentence.
The management of the Raleigh dis
pensary Is to bo Investigated, at leas:
a ine.inler of the Hoard of Aldermei
will intwduce a resolution to that ef
fvt tomorrow night. Charges of sell
ii to minors, drunkards, of imimr.
whiskey. vlilatiug the Watts law am
otlmr chargos will be made.
MVniiior nf the firm of the Graj
Drug Co.. of Charlotte, and their tw.
clerks were put under a $2."0 bond eacl
last Saturday for their appearance n
the Septemtier term of court to an
of violatimr the Watts
jaw and the local prohibition ordi
nances. United States Commissionei
John Nichols Monday gave Gil
liam Henderson, colored, a prelim
mnrv hearing lor conducting p.
hiind tiger" on East Martin
street, this city. Uiliiam was
Ijound ove.p o jjpdera Court and
sent tQ jaijt
TJiere were three sudden deaths in!
Ilqwai eounfy last Friday. John
I'rfwHs, a farmer, living 0v lades from
Salisbury, was UUlwl by lightning. L
Heck dropped dad while on a visjl
to a neighbor, nnd Whltson Bost, r
farmer, was found dead In a field neai
his home, seven miles south of Sails
bury. - , .; ' f f
William Munroe, a negro, was
arrested near Raleigh Sunday
night. Munroe was wanted by the
authorities of Moore county for
4rap of a colored girl at Southern I
on him.
8. Alkies, wlljtp man who I
cJaima to be an engineer on
Snlmnrrl. vmd nrrptrl in T?alAiorh
Jfondar night for firing his revol-
ver at a eX)lored man in the Baptist I hich all readers of this paper, who have
Grove. I not Tjjmjm J$l
It is said that Atkins and sev-l ""1
eral other drunken white ' menl findoutifyoalikTekWttfeybladaCT
, wT r: ti u..., i 'i'Iki Tui wHtinsrwentiOrn reading this
went to me. grove a utile aner qarK
and disturbed the. pae, fh-
iar uq sareiv several ueron3.i& co., mngnamwu
Annthor TvhitA man atkI twn nft-I
.T -T TT Tir
groes were put in. the s aOft P,US
were pu 4 rHw
same afternoon fop being
r And vet HfllMffh has a
tl It mm& R
the same
drunk,
temperance" oispensarfr
Ml Emma Relkrw, of Whiten i. v
C tv.iiim!ttsl snleide liy taking txioo
nt Dunn Saturday nljclit It I rp
ljrtel that kIm bad cor to Ihinu to
iinrry In-r lover, who failed to anjiear
ujon lie acette.
Tlie trial of W. II. (utrn r t t
IxmcIi mid tl News and Ol-ner for!
libel. ratiH to nn end in the CJuUford
Su-rior Court Saturday. Judge'
U'nnl KlsriMHl n judgnxfit for $3.rtf
against tho Olmcrrcr and Iaeli. The'
dr'ndantrf gave notiee of aneaL
At Bolton. Col unit mi county. Sunday
afternoon. Frank F. Ilaty, Kfvtion
foreman of the Atlantic CWt I.lue.
k1u? and nImot instantly killed hid
hr rther-in law. Wade Itolrton. Haxfy
mistook hi brother in-law for a hurg
lar.
At AHiierillo Sunday afternoon
VnrdmaKter of the Southern Hallway.
W. W. Itarl-T. Klot and killed C. C.
Gentry, a white man employ-! by a
UM-nj IuiiiUt emiaiiy. Gentry had at
tacked Harder with a roek. The cor
oner's Jury returned n verdict of Justi
fiable homicide.
Oor. CobmIm lb StnUact of
will Eih to IM JaprUMBwU
Governor Glenn last week com
mutnd the death sentence of Will
Extnn, of Lenoir county, to life
imprisonment in the State peniten
tiary at Ka1eih. Ex um was tried
tt the Septemler term, 11)04, of
lnoir criminal court and convict
ei oi uninJor in the lirst deirree.
He was sentencel to Ik? handed
Appeal was made to the governor
nn orror ,n t0 ruling of the
The attorncvg for Kxum elaime(1
fated.
1
TI1R 8TATK FA I It
THE STATK FA I It.
Se-retary I'ogue, of the State Fair,
.mnounces that he has heard from the
management of the several railroads
tributary to Haleigh giving assurance
in each instance of ample transporta
tion required to accommodate the
throngs of ieople who will attend the
state Fair October ltt-21, at Italeigh.
On 0-tolHr llth, the day President
ftoosevelt is sr-hetluled to deliver his
uldress, the number of excursion trains
will be practically doubled on all
systems.
The railroad authorities are fully
rilive to the situation and have signi-
ied their purpose in their letters to the
t-'iir management to see that good and
fficient service is furnished nnd that
very available car within the reach
f the several companies Is called In
lse and made available . for extra
service. The responses are so gratify
ing to the management and so sieclfle
that there is no longer any doubt about
the people getting here comfortably
md promptly wltliout regard to num
bers.
PUBLIC IS AROUSED.
The public la aroused to a knowl-
dare of the curative merits of that
?reat medicinal tonic. Electric Bit
ers, for sick stomach, llrr and
Htda03S Mary H. Wal'erp, of 546
U. Clair Ave., Columbia, O., writ s:
Pot several months, I was given
np to die, I had (vor and ague
mynervs ere wrtciedj I culd
lot sleep, and my stomaon was s-
ealc. fiom usoloss doctors' drugs,
that I could not eat. Soon alter
beginning to take Electric Bitter,
l obtained relief, ana in a snort
time I was entirely cnrd.w Gua:-
intood t all dr g stores; price ouc.
FIENDISH fcUFFERiKO.
s oftencansed by soros, uleors and
ancers, that eat away your skin.
Wm. Bedell, of Fiat Rock. Mich.,
aavc: "I hire used Bucklen's Arlnl-
ca Salve, for Ulcers, sores ana uan
cers. It is the best heal.ng dress
ing I ever fou- dV'Soothes and hals
juts, burns and scalds. 25o at all
drug stores; guarantee!.
DO YOTJ GET UP
WITH A !&m SAQK?
Kidney Trouble w MisergbJ,
Almost evervbodv who reads the newi
xtpers is sure to know of the wonderful
i a -
curea tnaae y ur.
Kllmera bwamp
Root, the great kid-
nev, liver ana mau-
der remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
discovered atefXy&iti
of scientific research
by Dr. Kilmer, the
nAn f Vltnv snd
oladder specialist and is wonderfully
I ommended
kidney,
P-. llnX
- s - rttim&mm&M
dre9sto&: gfaefl
. .. trftW
N. Y. The v
otiA -iQhe-
dollar azeoi
dollar alze tiblea ai -"ligggfSyy.-r1
aold by all good drugghita. - tnae
n"tke, but TObat ft name,
Swaiip-Q9t. Pr, Kllwe!
I and the a4da. Siaghawton, N, m
fVsTjmsus.
H II aTTV I I
s a
mm
f. I!i f Li.- I
TO DEL
You will never get well and strong, bright, hajv
py, hearty and free from pain, until you build up your
constitution with a nerve refreshing, blood-maid n
tonic, like .
It Makes Pale Cheeks Pink
It is a pure, harmless, medicinal tonic, made from vegetable
tagredlpnts. vhich relieve female pain and distress, such as headache."
backache, bovei ache, dizziness, chills, scanty or profuse menstru
ation, dragging dovn pains, etc.
,1! 13 f. b?Wln& strength-making medicine for vomen. the only
medicine that is certain to do you good. Try it
Sold by every druggest in 1 .00 bottles.
WRITE US A LETTER
freely and frankly, in strictest confid
ence, telling us all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send free advice
(In plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga. Tenn.
FRO MOUK EXCHANGES
9ob Sall of Interest we have Gath
red with oar pane-pot aal Shears.
If ihoro lo no graft, nnl a rea
sonable administration of the a
iuiis i a oiatc, more can io no
necossitr for exorbitant, taxes.
Union Kepnbliean.
Lest they forget, just remind
them that that penitentiarv "sur
plus" ($120,000), u.i-ht be ap
plied to the penitentiary hmh is
sued by a Democratic administra
tion. Aurora.
Democratic candidates for the
different offices in Texas are get
ting busv, although it is fifteen
months vet until the election.
Democrats are constitutionally op
posed to permitting the office to
seek the man. The Protectionist.
(Valley Mills, Texas).
Crime is turning leaf after leaf
in the lxook of human experience
in Xorth Carolina. The sad story
comes from Wilmington. A wo
man vith unshriven soul hurried
into eternity to meet the God
whose frown forever rests upon
everything impure. A man once
beloved of a doting mother in
prison for having fired the fatal
shot. Here we have the twin
crimes, murder and social impur
ity, walking hand in hand.- Intem
perance always walks with them,
and will ever continue so to do.
How long will the great State of
Xorth Carolina delay in taking
practicable measures to 'suppress
once and for all these hideous in
iquities which stalk through our
land in davlight and in darkness.
Christian Advocate,
A Pittsburg election officer who
assisted to stuff 104 ballots in the
box before the polls were opened
has been sentenced to the work
house for a year. The crime is of
considerably larger dimensions
than the punishment, but even a
ballot lox stuffer doesn't liko to go
to prison. Honest citizens can feel
encouraged when one is locked up
even for a short time. Philadel
phia Press.
If our election officers in Hali
fax and other eouitis should be
puiih(t(,l in the same proportion
as this Pltt$l)UTff officer they would
both g-r terms in the penitentiary
and in hell longer than Chief Jus
tice. Daniels' sentence on, Cfeut't
BernarsXJion Hoputyican.
ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
There waa'a partial ilp9 of the
sun Wednesday morning about 0A
In Labrador, France, and several of the
countries in. the old world the eclipse
was total.
A TOUCHING STORY
is the saving from doath, of tSie
baby girl of Geo. A. Eyler. Cumber
land, Md. He writes: 4t te ag
of 11 months oar little sirl was in
doclluing health, with serious
Throat Trouble. a.nd twft Pfiysirtans
ghefun. wevere almost in
despair, when we vesolvf d to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Ccnghs and Colds The first
bottle gave relief ; after taking four
bottles she was cared, and Is now in
perfect health. Never faUa to re
lieve ana enra rdngb or coia. At
all drag stores; ouc ana i w guar
anteed. Trial bottle free.
5 'hi "J. "1
WEALTHY YOUNG LADY, ATTRAC
tive, affectionate, Worl oy ?a,000,
and lii-acf farm, desires i ni medi
ate lj loving husband. Address, il,rs.
W., 697 Fulton St, Phk
Tickets on sale to all point, Pull
man berths referred, tickets dellv
filed at residemee from
" ' ' 7 "" " '
"YOU ARE FRIENDS
of mine," writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, of
Gallatin, Tenn.:
"For since taking Cardui I have
gained 3S lbs., and an fn better health
than for the past 9 years. I tell my
husband that Cardui Is worth Its
weignt in gold to ail suffering ladies."
AMONG T1IK MAGAZINE-?.
Tales lor 8 p leather.-
Eighteen Ktorio, covering the widest
iKHsiblc range of nubjeet ami treatment
in iiKxlt'rii Iktion. make up the Si
temlier issue of Tales. The list of pe
mnrkahle novelettes published by thif
magazine receive; a notable atblition in
"The Son or II U Father," by the Ger
n novelist and playwright, l-'wisl
von Vnidenbruch. The theme of this
story a woman's devotion to the
young son of her lirst love is an nn
usual one in fiction, and is treated w ith
the utmost delicacy and synipatliy.
In the Course of Justice.
The inadequacy of our criminal law
is strongly drawn in a tory by Arthur
Train in the Septcnilier MeC'l arc's. "In
the Course of Justice"' tells a vivid
story of the underworld of the habit
ual crook in New York. Its nuthorV
position as an assistant District Attor
ney gives him a first-hand knowledges
of the criminal in his relation to the
law, by which his writings achieve an
imiortanco entirely Iieside their qual
ity as virile, moving stories. Much
is heard of the hamiered justice of our
criminal code and no -more vivid pic
ture of its" lacks is needed than this
tale of a thief with a conscience!
The Qncstlon oT Gailt.
Dorothy, aged five, and her little
friends were playing near the side
lioard. uiKn which was a plate of
cookies. Tlie cookies gradually disnp-
leared. until all were gone. Each lit
tle girl was sure she had eaten none.
Dorothy's" mother thought she would
discover who had taken them when
prayers were said, bjt to her surprise
Dorothy ended her prayer thus: "If
I took those cookies, dear Lord, for
give me; thou knowest." Woman's
Home Companion for Septemlier.
The Hand It ITanters of the Union Pacific j
Among the more important problems
with which the big Western railroads
have to deal, is how to protect the
valuables and the treasures in the!
Mates of express cars from train rolH
liers. How serious this problem is,
only those inside the executive, orhoes
of the railroads can t testify. Fortunes
have been lost. In fact so great is the!
aggregate of the sum that those in au
thority hesitate to give figures. To es
timate the damage caused by a sensa
tional train roWniry is well-nigh, im
possible, as often the Indirect losses
follow ins a hold-up are greater than
the looty Itself. For montlis following
a train roblery. the business of the
road is stagnated. The confidence "of
the traveling public ;s sjtyxken; hun
dreds of passfjigexs. abaiyion, the4r
journeys or- turn their fart Into then
coffers, of rval orvointej. rron's
Maga?4na fir tptemtkr.
Tired
Nervous
Vhcn you feel languid, tired,
nervous and irritable, your vi
tality is low your supply of ?
nerve energy exhausted, 4
your system running down" for
lack of rjowcr
eTtf"gans of the body are
working poorly, 'or not at all,
and you are -not getting the
nourishment needed. Thissooja
impoverishes the bpvatj afld in-"
steac tfoaiwmg off the im
purities, distributes it all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with Dr.
Miles' Nervine, a nerve food, a
nerve medicine, that nourishes,
and strengthens the nrve. and
see how quickly you will gat
steSRg and vigorous.
"My wife suffered with nervousness
previous to a recr attack ef tvpfeeM
fever, but aftei5r recov&y irtfm the
fever, she was tnuc worse, aii could
hardly cofUs Herself being exeeed
fbix Bervous when the least excited,
Che was very rpstless at nisrbt. ant)
never had a pood night's rest. She
also suffered much from iftowta head
ache. Dr. MileV Msrvuse was recom
mended b7 tHeudv AfterCkthe hrst
Vtof do he had. a aood nlaht'S
ifst. and at the' end of the first week's
treatment she waa wonderfully im-
?d. ConiinHed use of Nervtae has
ete4 gag KOXS. -
102 Cherry St. KvansvUie. Xad.
9
Is sold by
IlUei Medical Gx, Elkhart, led
Pr. MUeS Nervine Is sold, by yeur
druealst. who wlH fibarantee that the
ftntltottle will benefit. If It falls, be
will refund your money.
a
t kdts taa:s (HNmL
rooat wst &ftMNl If tl VlU f:t
eoTeroaartit ia Kll. It trcwaU i4 !
fair t Infer (rmu tta fs.t tUst
Ao-ti-ran nr-ietmp' ii-. i! afrroiu;
at o late a dat in tl ttttr)' h
tory, lint that yrar tt?sw! tf Crt
rettirn to U gwrrnaE,t!. a tt i-U
of th till -:na!I Tttinf." of tsux-f of
wbkh It had lmnt tl-f raWI mw tttie
tforr. Irvblerl M5diui fiiI ti
IU i)ek due toruhi; an tmistrl let
ter la which tlf writer rSif.xl t
dcfrtMuIlns tle en rrta-it f tu
hr. for witU-U hU lnr U.td tfile
him wiffer Merely, Thi aiutrftttt r
eivktad Willi tU mjntt ftiat it
tnnMii itrfo tli Natktital TmMiry, tts
writer esprt-!nj Ht tn' i!ut ihN
full retititlon smI rrinnifxv would
r:tri a clear atnl me:v.
!neri-flt liIatr.U.-i Mag.tcin ftr
Si-pteinli-r.
AMSRICAXtIIVRCK.
Tha Now ctartllaclr UwbT Taos
of Karopean Coaaths.
ny .Nvv Startlkigly Ontnuiu!er
TIjos of Kuropesjn (mntries.
TI AinerU-siii habit f lending tin
iriNtxsioii Is c:tpablo tf bing c-arrie.1
!o exvis. Tlw divonv rate in t!e
nlt-l StrtKs at present Is iV2 tiivorei-s
for every lo.ru to marrlaget. Snne
yni.s may think 1 hat this t not too
nuch; but nst of this' wlio would
not ndurit kifXHliiinMt to the quick
1artJion of prsHis h desire lietter
terminal raeilitieH for marriage jhsi
ulmit that it in a little lectniar that
lie divoree rate in the l"nit,l Suites
ihould m so niuch greater th:m it N in
Her iuatries. (Germany Ia'jk iit-us
fy with a bare HIT; Franv can i1mw
nly N) Switzerl.Mul with 422 docs
very weM?ar herself. Hut tV proud
ore-nn inent f the Iviitwl Stats fof
udleii severing of the marriage tie
seems likely hi lx maintained, and
even in-reasel. "Yith the ro4'Ksio,,
HverylKxly's Magazine for- Keptciu1er.
PECIAIi KATES BY M. A. 1.
RAIIiAVAY.
RICHMOND, V. A. Gtand Fonn-
taio, United Order True Ko-
f AvmAisa laA nlna 9 w m
Tickets Bpld September 3rf
bdu oun, unni umic oepwrnner
Uth-
HOT SPRINGS, ARK. Special ex-
cursion Rates- One fare, plus
$2 00. Tictafets limited GO days
Sold first and third Tuesdays
In September.
CHATTANOOGA, TFNN. Eeec
tkm of Monnmfent8 by the
State of North Carolina, Chica
manga Park, Saptember 17th
and 19th, final limit five days
from date of sale. One fare,
bins $2,00 round trip.
DENVER, COL. National En
campment Grand Army of (ho
Republic, Sep. 4th and vtn.
Special Low Rates to Dever,
Colorado Springs or Pneble
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Patriarchs
Militant and Sovereign Grand
Lodge I. 0. P., Sept. 1G and
2rd. One fare ,plua $1.25.
Tickets sold Sept. 13-14-15,
final limit Sept. 25th, with
privilege of extension.
RICHMOND, VA. Farmers Na
" tional Congress, Sept. 12 and
22nd One first class fare, plus
25 cents. Tickets sold Sept.
10-11-12. final limit Sept. 25th.
Special rates account of occasions
not mentioned above will "be fur
nished upon application; also
time tables or any additional in
formation. Address,
C. H. Gattis,
Travelling Passer ger Agent,
Raleigh, N C.
SEABOARD
ALE LINE EAILWAY.
Short Line toprindpal cities of tha Soolh
ana Bouthwett, Florida, Oaba, Texas, Gall
rornia and Mexico, also norm and north
west, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, Cincinnati, Chieaco. In-
Ssnapolis, Bt. Louis, Memphis and Kansas
Schedule enective January 8th,
1905, i
Trains leavea Raleigh as follows .
No. 50. NORTHBOUND.
1 :25 a. m.
SEABOARD EX
PRESS." for Portsmouth, Rich
mond, Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton ana an points aorta, norm
east and Northwest.
No. 38.
11:00 a.m. " SEABOARD LOCAL.
MAIL" for ALL LQPAL point
Baueigh to Portgmoutu. v'orlina
to Richmond 1 connects a . n-
deron for Oxford and .WelOw.
wMh A. C. L.. at Portsmouth
Norfolk witfc ALL STEAMERS
for points North and Northeast
XHO. 66.
11 :50 a. m. " SEABOARD MAIL "
for Richmond. Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Connects at
Richmond with C. & O. for
CInclnatti, Chicago and 8L
LouU, at ! Washington with
Penna, B. &. O. for all points;
NO. 67. SOUTH BOUND,
4:15 a. m. 44 8EAB0AED EX
PRESS" for Cbarlotta, Atlanta,
ColnmhUf Bavannan, Jackson
Tills, Bt Augustine, Tarn na and
all points south and southwest.
4:00 p. m. SEABOARD LOCAL
MAIL lor Charlotte, Atlanta
nd all local points, Connects at
Atlanta for all points somth
and soathyest.
No. 43.
1&0 n, m. SEABOARD MAIL
for Southern Pines, Plnehaxn
Atlanta, Colnbia, CharlestosJ
vaniiah, JaekMnvmefTainpall
ana su pomis soaui ana sonin-
WN TICKEI OPfMXS.
bosouch HoutJ nnHdiaff.
HAMORSC1T, O. P. & T. A
BxLncSz,N. a
C. H. QAXTIS, T. P. A.,
'PDaea 117. Balslcii N. a,
C B. RYAN. G. P. A.
Portsmouth. Va
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SHOES AT YOUR OWN PRiC
ouu r.NTiiu: stock of onmis mint u hi:-
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SKITEM1IKR 1ST.
COME AND
PERRY& ROSENTHAL
RALEIGH, N. C.
Farming For
. Ttero Is nothing too good for tho Farmer : thrro It noth
ing too good for the Farm. Good bains, gotnl Loui, ad
wells, good fonces, good stock, all on good land, under cood
management assure good profits. The good aip!lH
throughout. It must apply throughout, or it will not P(1y
to profits.
Nowhere is discrimination moro nocos-sary than la tho
selection of fences. The farm must bd foncod. Uencov
loct the bost fonco, tho JfiLLWOOD FENCE.
The Elwood is bcllt liko a brldgri bracod, EupportI,
tied ; no strongor or mora substantial structure ioH4blo.
Ell wood fences will hold your hogs, cattle, bors, and poul
try. Ell wood Fence has always boon popular. ltanvnrf
all pnrposses and never disappoints.
iWe have Ell wood Fences for sale, and at prlcoa that wili
suitjyou. Come and see us wo havo a bargain for you.
Yours Truly,;
Hart-Ward Hardware, Company,
ItAXEIGli N. C!
6 SOOQOOOO O iOQ CD
9 Three times , the Value of
Anv Other.
q One Third Easier.
Doe Ihird Faster:
Tlie only Sewing Machine
that does not fail in any joint.
Rotary Motion and Ball Bear
ings make H the lightest run
ning machine in tho world.
Agents wanted in unoccupied
territory.
Send for circulars and terms.
Wheeler & Wilson Mfe. Co.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway
ANNOUNCES THE INAUGURATION OF THE SHOO-FLY TRAIN
Betgeen Weldon and Raleigh
WITH CONN ETI OHS FROM OXFORD, LOUISBURU AND WAR
renton, commencing
uomday, jahuacy;gth.
The Seaboard Airline takes great pleasure in announcing the fnaug
ration of the Shoo-Fly train between weldon and Raleigh, makia
No. 29.
Leaves Weldon
Arrives Norllna
Leaves Norlina
Arrives Hendenon
Arrives Krankllnton
0:45 a. m.
8:00 a- m.
8:20 a. m.
8:53 a. m.
9:25 a. m.
10: 15 a. m.
Arrives Raleigh
No. 29
Lv. Oxford 7:45 am.
Ar. Henderson 8:30 am.
Lv. Leuisbarg 8:50 am.
Ar. frankllnton 9: 25 am.
The above schedules on the branch lines will in no'way affect
the present connections with regular No. 39 and 41. -For
farther information in regard to schedule apply to
C. B. RYANG.P. A-, ' -C.
H. GATTIS, T. P. A., ortemonth, Va,
Raleigh, N. 0. "
W HIGH GRADE JOB PRINTING
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CALL ON Oil "WTllTE
M. J. CARROLL,
Acadeajof Uatic Baildicg Baleigh, M. C,
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No. 30.
Leaves Raleigh 5:00 p. m.
Arrives Frankllnton C:03 p. m.
Arrives Henderson C':TJ p. m.
Arrives Norlina & 5 p. ml
Leaves Norllna Tilan.
. Arrives Weldon
b. JO p. mm
. No. 30.
I Lv. Henderson
! Ar.'Oxford
9:00 am. C-AO pm
9:15 am. 7:25 pm.
I Lr. Frankllnton 4:10 pm,
I Ar. Lonlsburg C: 35 pm.
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