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Local Matters
The Odd Fellows of Raleigh will
-!-brafe the 89 noaht fl.
The Wakelon new school 'building
will bv ready by the fall. Six teach
ers will t' employed In the school.
4r. Hehry Clay Johnson died ad-(b-r.ly
at Wendell Saturday morning.
llf was a former resident of Italelgh.
JiidK T. It. Purnell and United
sr.iit-H Marshall Dockery left Monday
for Washington. N. C. to hold United
Sr;i?'S Court.
overnor Glenn has offered a re
ward for John Goodlet, colored, of
Arfhville, who murdered his wife on
April 11th.
Mr. J. K. Iane, who has been In
th- it-nt house for some time with an
.ittark of smallpox, has recovered and
h;n been discharged.
Sheriff K. A. Martin, of Rutherford
-mty, Saturday, brought Oscar
J '.orders and Crowder Michael to the
State penitentiary to serve terms for
burglary.
Mr. C. K. Iioyette, a student at
Wake Forest College, .died Sunday,
afier undergoing an operation for
appendicitis. His home was at Mur
fresboro. Chicken thieves entered the yard
of Mr. IJ. Reiner, on New Bern av
enue. Saturday night and stole nine
fine fowls. They killed the chickens
iti the yard before carrying them
away.
rel.-brate the 89th anniversary of that
order at tho Academy of Music oil
Tuesday evening April 2 8th. Mr.
IMato Collins, of Kinston, will deliver
tho principal address. The entertain
ment will be public.
STATE StSWS. -t;
At the Davidson Cocnty JUpubU.
can convention, which vat hld Sat
urday, Mr. Zeb Yaac Watser wu
unanimously endorsed for Governor.
The Republican State Convention
will meet la Creexuboro April the
30th, for the purpos of electing
delegates to the National Republican
Convention
Eugene G. D lack barn, of Winston-
Salem, was arrested In Greensboro
Saturday, charged with stealing a
diamond ring and other valuables
from a local jeweler.
The Repubfcans of Forsyth County
held their convention Saturday to
elect delegates to the State and Con
gressional Conventions. Forsyth has
22 delegates that will go to the State
Convention uninstructed.
The condition of Miss Nellie Swln-
ney, who was shot by her father at
the Normal School at Asheville last
week, Is reported as practically un
changed, with the hope of recovery.
If no complications develop.
The Republican convention of Pas
quotank County was held Saturday
and Messrs. J. Q. A. Wood. J. P.
Overman and I. M. Meekins were
elected delegates to the State Con
vention, which meets In Greensboro
April 30th.
There is a steady decrease In the
percentage of difference between the
Clearing House Exhibits for this year
as compared with the first three
months of this year, and for March
the decrease was the largest so far.
That is a very clear demonstration
that better times are returning.
Information has been received
n Asheville from Elk Park that
uther M. Banner, former Repre
sentative in the State Legislature
The JohUMj J. Joae Sbows la Ra
irtgh All 3f eat Week.
The Johnny J. Jones Shows will
open a week's eaggejat la Ra
leigh Monday, April 27th. This com
pany has been to Raleigh several
Umes and has always draws large
crowds. The class of attrac
tions they offer are far ba
the average carnival attractions. The
trained wild animal exhibition con
sists of a collection of Lio&s and
tigers, bears, wolves. Jeopards, Jaa
gors hyenas, ail trained to perform
la the large steel arena. Here will
be found Her Von Waldo, the great
animal trainer, and his troup of per
forming lions, tigers and polar bears.
also the daring Captain Wilson, the
famous animal subjugator.
The Esquimaux Village win be
found to very interesting. Or
ill see how these peopte live In
the far away country, how they hunt,
fish, and .live In their snow and ice
houses.
Baby Columbia, born at the
w orld's Fair in Chicago, is a mem
ber of this tribe of primitive people.
The Mysterious Ozart will be seen
at the Persian Theater. Ills wonder
ful , feats, of magic and in escaping
from the Austrian Straight jacket
he may be truly termed "The man
whom locks won't hold."
Cantaras Working World will be
found to be a very Interesting exhi
bition and one well worth seeing.
There will be several free attrac
tions daily. Among these will be
French Auranauts who will present
their thrilling flight to the clouds.
A portion of the proceeds will be
for the benefit of the Third Regi
ment Rand.
Delaware and Pennsylvania for Gray.
The Democrats of Delaware and
Pennsylvania are in favor of Judge
from Mitchell County, was convicted f Gra- of Delaware, for Democratic
A three weeks term of Wake Supe-
of the murder of J. L. Cline, a prom-
ent lumberman at Boone, Watauga
Coutny, and sentenced to a term of
thirty years In the penitentiary.
The Mecklenburg Division of the
i Southern Cotton Association has dis-j
banded on account of the fact that
rior Court for the trial of civil cases the Farmers' Union, the new organ-
convened Monday, with Judge Biggs which is spreading over the
presiding At the beginning of the riaie uas nu"
week there were 77 cases on the cal- Association's membership. The Union
endar and 2 6 on the motion docket. W,H doubtless take the place of the
: Association in a very short time.
At Asheville Tuesday Judge Pee-j
bles sentenced three boys to the Fayetteville is to have a large J
penitentiary for horse stealing. They shoe factory in the near future with
claimed they intended returning the nearly $200,000 capital, the major
animals, that it was all a joke. But portion of which is owned , by North-'
.ludg Peebles thought it a poor joke, em capitalists. At the beginning it
, Is proposed to make 500 pairs of
Two mules, a two-horse wagon and w Hailv T th MM,Uv w.
harness were sold Saturday at the be increased to 6f000 pairs dally,
court house at auction and brought When the fuH capacity is reached
$20.. 50. They were the property of 800 hands w,n be employed.
the late Paul Stephenson, and were
Kold under a mortgage given to W. A. 1 Last week the Thomasville Elec
tric Light and Power Company start
ed their plant to running. They are
furnishing an all-night service. The
now plant is sufficiently large to fur
nish power for almost all the manu
facturing plants in the town, and it
is learned that a number of plants
will discard steam power and use
electricity.
nominee for the presidency.
The Supreme Court has ousted the
Standard Oil Company from doing
business in Tennessee.
Uw to Opm' Rode
I!ol4 tfe boot wtta u back en a"
snoots or covered table; let it
frost board down, theft it tier,
holding the leave la one hand an
roa open a f ! at it huk.
then a few at the frost, and so a
alternately opealag bk and frost,
gently pressing pea the section a till
you reach the center of the volatae.
Do thts two or three times and yua
will obtain the bet results. Open
the volumes violently or carelessly
In any one place, and yon will like
ly break the back and cause a start
In the leaves. Never force the back
of the book.
A connoisseur many years sgo, an
excellent customer of mine, who
thought he knew perfectly how to
handle books, came Into my oSce
when 1 had an expensive binding
just brought from the bindery ready
to be seat home; he. before my eyes,
took hold of the volume and, tight
ly holding the leaves In each hand.
Instead of allowing them free play,
violently opened It In the center and
exclaimed: "How beautifully your
bindings open!" I almost fainted.
He had broken the back of the vol
ume and It had to be rebound.
Modern Book-Binding.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
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Strict food middling.
strict miaaiins..
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RALEIGH PRODUCE MARKET.
(Corrected weekly by R. W. King)
Kggi 15 to l f
spring Chickens 1 to&S
Hens .. 5 to Itt
Potatoes (I rich) i io
Potatoes (sweet) 1 00
Hams (N. C)rew.. iv
81de meat -i2c
H boulders .. J2y,c
Lard lie
Corn 8lc. sick
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Peanuts T.:.JZJl'9oiTto'i l . 1
Cabbage, per hundred lb si 28
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There was an election held In Ra
Msh township Tuesday on the propo
sition to vote u special tax for the
Italfigh schools and to Insure bonds
to Improve the roads of Raleigh
township. Both propositions were
defeated.
Clarence Mohler, a young white
man who has been in charge of the It is said that the Thomasville
news and lunch stand at the Union Female College located at Thomas
depot has disappeared and It is al- ville, and owned by Mr. H. W. Rlen-1-ged
that his accounts are short hardt, has been sold to Mr. O. R.
nearly $300. Charles Perry, a crip- Cox. of Asheboro. It is not known
pled negro who sells pies and cakes what the gentleman will do with the.
at the depot says that Mohler bor- property, Dut H is supposea mai as
rowed $40 from him before he left he is a mill man he will built and
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MRS. M. SUMMERS, Box H
Notre Dame. Ind.. U. S. A.
the city.
operate a mill on the property. Mr.
Cox is one of the richest mill men
of the State, and will move his fam
ily to Thomasville.
The Raleigh and Southport Rail
way have inaugurated a new sched
ule of its trains. Trains now. leave
Raleigh and Fayetteville daily at 6 At Hickory Saturday morning,
a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Tne tram leav- Jake Hoke, colored, shot and proba
ing Fayetteville at 1:30 arrives at'bly fatally wounded his wife. The
Raleigh at 4:30 and the train leaving 1 night before, when Joe went home,
Raleigh at 1:30 arrives at Fayette- his wife hit him on the head with a
ville at 4: 30,tmaking connections for poker and fractured his skull. He
To Write LIFE INSURANCE for the
PEOPLE'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
BIG MONEY TO A HUSTLING MAN.
Wilmington and other points.
Louis Alston, who is ex-treasurer
of a colored fraternal order in Ra
leigh, was arrested Tuesday on a
warrant sworn out by the new treas
urer, charging a shortage of $57.03
in Alston's accounts. He was ar
rested and put under bond.
Mr. Vernon McCrary, a Raleigh
boy, had a narrow escape from death
while trying to board a train at
Greensboro Saturday while trying to
mount the steps of a moving train
his foot slipped and went under the
train and the heel of his shoe was
cut off by the wheel.
was taken to a neighbor's, where the
wound was dressed. When he went
home Saturday morning his wife was
still in a bad humor and threatened
to kill him, but Joe decided to use
preventatives by using his pistol first.
He gave himself up to the authorities.
Why
Chicken Thief Can't
Wake's Jail.
Get in
More than $50,000 Paid to Home People
Last Year.
The Wake County authorities have
refused to put Henry Bryant, col
ored, of Oberlin, in jail, though he
has the reputation of being the most
notorious chicken thief in Raleigh.
Bryant was a fugitive from justice,
but is now at the home of Ed. Hun
ter, a brother-in-law, who lives in
Oberlin, near Raleigh. On March 2d
he escaped from the Wake County
roads, where he was serving a two
and one-half years sentence for lar
ceny. Several days after his escape
Gov. Glenn granted him a conditional
pardon, not knowing that he was then
a fugitive from justice. The Super
intendent of Roads had not notified
the sheriff's office, and it was several
days before the news of Bryant's es
cape became public. The Governor
then revoked the pardon. But Bry
ant could not be found and the first
news of him was from Hunter, when
he went to the Governor's office Sat
urday and informed the private sec
retary that Bryant was an unwelcom-
ed guest at his home. Both of his
feet were cut off by a train at Roan
oke, Va., a month ago. As he Is in
capacitated for work the coanty au
thorities do not want him and just
for this reason Hunter does not want
him at his home.
The condition of the South is the
best of any part of the whole coun
try since the panic. Though they
have not felt the stress of this as
much as the people of the North,
they have come out of it quicker
than could be expected by the most
optimistic. One may not think this
to be true but just think of the many
new industrial plants, the enlarge
ment of business firms. There have
been so comparatively few firms that
have failed in the South during the
panic that it has not been noticeable.
One of the most optimistic parts of
the situation is the banks are all,
for the most part, in a sound condi
tion, but for some weak spots in
some, there are no safer banks in
the world than the Southern.
All Money Kept at Home and Paid Only to Home People. No high
salaried officers to support.
Apply to
Mi E, KING, Sec'y-Treas.,
RALEiQH, M. C, Box 22
YOU HAVE
TRIED
THE REST
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NOW
TRY THE
BEST
3 BALES OF" COTTON TO t ACRE...
ONE OF THE BEST BRANDS OF FERTILIZER FOR COTTON IS
IHI)18IZIIE' IB IE ST GaUMfcH $-3-3
With this Guano Mr. W. A. Siuipkins, of Wake County raised three bales
of cotton on one measured acre and was awarded the first prize by the State
Department of Agriculture; also first prize for best Stalk and Seed. :: ::
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Works
A dispatch from Columbus, Ohio,
says: "It is probable that the forty-
seven thousand miners who are now;
idle in Ohio will resume work about
April 16th or 1 6th, following the
conference of the miners and opera
tors at Toledo next Tuesday declared
William Green, State President of
the miners, on April 10th. It Is
probable that the wages scale in ef
fect up to April 1st will be re-adopted,
he said. All of the locals will
send delegates and there will prob
ably be 150 from Ohio at the confer
ence. A total of five hundred dele
gates for the miners are expected
for the four States.
The Senate Committee on forest
reservations has made a favorable re
port on the bill authorizing the Gov
ernment to acquire a national forest
in the White Mountains and South
ern Appalachians. The bill carries
Frank T. Boyd
Raleigh, N. C.
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About North Carolina's
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It Does the Business.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clin
ton, Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve: "It does the business; I have
used it for piles and it cured them,
Used it for chappedv hands and it
cured them. Applied it to an old
sore and it healed it without leaving
a soar behind." Twenty-fire cents at
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Shipments made to any part of
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1. The Times is the only afternoon paper published at
the State Capital.
2. The Times is the only afternoon paper in the State'
with a leased wire service 20,000 words a day.
3. It has double the circulation in Ealeigh of any other
paper.
4. There are Eight Trains leaving Ealeigh between 3:00
and 7:00 carrying The Times in every direction.
& The best section of the State is within a radius of 100
miles of Ealeigh, and The Times is the favorite pa
per in this section.
6. Ealeigh has a population of 29,000, and is growing
rapidly.
MEW-CflHCULATON-ABVEOTIIMG.
an appropriation of $5,000,000.
all druggists.