i: soal ulcus ;
k ( Ural tuiHtl, 4 Ba-
a-i.. a k..-. ac-a J
t v tiaR rwiiiHi aa tna Hi
U N lara.
Mrm. W. D Kmm a4 tmW AaaaV
ter, Uart t I ne rMU(
Mr T. M Jeraaa. ton U.M MiU
let imi a 1 CMa.
fiae Bmi ta er4Mkt aai
lt.Ur al iy at
rnr. ton late armia tor M
TtMk..
Mr. Joar Krrtl Baa Minrf
tmm KImmm, fU.. to aa t4
Wwt vtaiilac N4Um. tin Knab
aa t(kmbibW4 Mm kr Mr. J. P.
fot. aa will vUH ralatlvaa bar.
' Mr. aad Mrs. J. a rrt ton
&atrday lxbt tor N Tarn etty.
Mr. Pmm U1 HtW la fcaytM
fall mock (or Ut aw tra or Bojr-
Ua-Paarva Cmmii wbUa be U
abaU
'
KArTA ALTMA RA5QlKT.
Tba Kappa Alpha fririty baa
arraax for a fcaaaaat bara dartai
fair Mk. at leaat a committee coa-
aUUai Of Dr. R. B. McOaacby. Dr. H
A. Rojaiar. Dr. F. K. Cook of Dmr-
bam. Lout Bmlih. Val Perklas and
Uaatoa Roim hava bora aamed M
perfect the arraagamaoU.
!
The Fall ftaankm. '
' The fall raualoa of tka Woman's
Clab will ba bald la tba Raney LI
brary Hall September. I, at 4; SI
o'clock. Tba Taar Book for ltOa-'M
la bow la tba baa da of tba piintara
and outllnaa a year's work of deep
Intaraat along many llaee.
' Rajraarmcnt Aaaoaaced.
Mrs. Jonathan McOaa.Heck an
nouacea th ent aremeafr. of bar
daughter. Miaa Susla McOea Heck
and Dr. Charlaa Alphonao Smith of
tba Untveralty of North Carolina. The
man-lag will occur In November
'
v t Johnaon Glean.
- 'Th following InTltatlon naa been
received:' "Mr. and Mra. Alonto E.
-Olaaft requeat tba honor of your prea-
. enc at the marriage of their daugh
. ter Audrey to Mr. Lattla Merrimon
Johnson on Wednesday evening, Sep
tember twentieth, at nine-thirty
o'clock, at Central Methodist Church
Raleigh. North Carolina, nineteen
hundred and five." '
FlF.t: SJU fAF-ACFJlFr.S
htr ft. htarrt.1 to t.r.f -4 a
a a ru Kint
trwm Cty iu a.- aw M
Mr ht.M tXmr of T
iaauug Ttaa, fcuUf -k
kta ti kr mif la I1r
aa aaa aw rtiv
Hai aTr a rum la .ia ktojr
prkaa. Ja at tat
Mr. WaJiar auikJ M at mm
LUa t'tbanfe a4 M4 atWa.
V mw4 Mr. Wawiirwtt la r-
Ug ( la N TacK. k rwtar-
Dr. U B. Kwll. fr4B Cbarknu.
arrt4 la tk ry tlka ara.lag Dr
K!l waa ravaaU t4 a a asat
tloa t tka tarvliy mt IA aaalcai
boat at Cfca4 KllL
-TM altkt tnal of Drwagb-
oa'a ImIhm Cattle fmm tat(
I w'rlock aad wtu eoaUaa dertag
aarh waak. wttk th atnrytloa e4
W'adaaaday aai katarday stgkta.
Mr. N. B. Bragkt. f tkla
rity. will addraaa lb atadaau a4
Dragoa Baalaaaa Cottage 10-
w avaatag at oclork. Hla
ab)aci baa atot aaaoaac4.
Mr. Joba Atlea, ao waa foraaarly
with War A Lclaad. aa4 wko baa
epaadlag aum Uaa la tk
Watt, baa arnr4 la tk elty aad to
tklaklag of locating bar again. Hla
saaay frteada kar will b glad to
vtloom him back.
Alas Aadrawa. Cm., baa rwturaad
from Narragaiiaatt Ptar. where b
waat to attend tka National Bar Aa
aoclatloa. Mr. Aadrawa waa V
Portamoulk when pear waa de
clared. Ha aat at tba table adjola
ing tba one occupied by tba peace
avoja.
Yi'ANT AD. COLl.'LN
i-ti a. Ttiuaii .r a4.
a a-r a a . mm
M thm ai a,tavia la ar-
1 wm mm a'4 A tL 1 .
pat. '4tK4 mrpK aa fi r a.4a
a. aa mimi :
la a a a I e
HiaMiMUt, aMta
a to M aaiaa.
is
TIMELY TOWN TOPICS
1 1 , -V .awMM
On account of Labor Day there
la only on edition of The Time this
afternoon. All patron are aerved
with the 3 o'clock edition.
y. To-day at the court house the
store building occupied by Walter
Woollcott waa sold at auction, the
purchaser being Mr.- Job P. Wyatt
at a bid of $11,300., The lot
SUltO feet. t
A-Th young people's meeting ot
tne First Baptist- church meets to
night at 8 o'clock instead-of 8:15
. The usual monthly collection will be
taken. AU are invited and a special
v- inyrtaUon Is given to strangers,
Mr.; Goodwin, - the blacksmith
'who has been occupying the shop on
the ait of the proposed Elks Temple
- on South Salisbury street, is moving
t to-day to make way for the erection
of the temple. The old bulldlngB
now on' the lot will be torn down at
' once and the work of excavation will
beffin.
It is understood that the lot
- facing Fayettevllle street and run
nine throueh to " WilmmKton, .r on
which is the building occupied by W,
N C, Stronach Hons grocery store, has
' been tourchasedT from, the Towles
' estate by Grimes and Sheppard, the
purchase price being $16,000.
Judge Badger : had a sma
' docket this morning. Amy Walker
' a negro woman, was charged with be
. Ing drunk on the Btreet In this case
Judgment was suspended. Sam Ray'
nor, a negro man, was made to stay
in the lockup twelv hours fof the
same offense. It appearing that he
-" 'Kras on his way home when arrested
;' , , : Board of Education.,'
The Wake County Board of Edu
cation was. In session to-day to re
ceive bids and sign contracts for the
erection of ' ten hew : school houses,
Up until three o'clock none of the
bids had been definitely decided I
upon. ' ' . ; Y "
ft4 aJ at a4 Vm mil-
kii a mat
twM akMK. k C.
k-l r
J km. Ur
m1 (toac
Ki y AiA
W AKTED I DiliA n trhrp.
Send dtrriptitD or out- r
lin anil nam iirir. M'
V VV.1.f ytL'"7 Pal 1 aat.r. r !
r i tirrirr, .v-Mi vat et.iat raaaaruta a r(k
vert ljuiKiinp, Baltimorr, , itewM-i, i( M 4aa it aiu
' fwoia. rltoa a lu. )
rtiaH-oxaitoa, om tka aBf ,
Vmik-T bay aad WI ail ktada ' ""M !
f aw aad ad aaad faraltara ro"r- ,v,l
. u iimui aa nbrt Piatpaoa.
WAVTKI Oma or two good.
gatlc aaa that raa til good rt at
poalttoaa. No oa awd ipHr it ho
to aot willing to work Add
Boi 171. RaMgk.
WAXTKIk Aa riprrt Mato Mraog-
rapfarr. ataat b a good arrouat
aat, acrarat and aober, one pro
frrd who doa aot amok rlxar
tta. Addnwa la handwriting, atat
lag age. etperteoc and aalary fl
ooded, a loo rfrcno. Tb por
tion will be a ateady one with
rhaac for promotion. Add rem
Boi 4(7. Raleigh, N. C. SI lw
BASE BALL lLAYKRS IXJl'RKD.
aVvrai of the Lomlavlllr, Ky Tram
Badly Hart la Bmaab-l p of
Mrert Car Tltrhrr Kraaa,
Who at Oae Time Waa
(n A. and MU Tram,
' Iajared.
In an account of a Btreet car acci
dent la which the Loulavlll base ball
team was thrown from their wagon
and aeven aerloualy Injured, the Lou
lavlll Courier Journal aaya that
Mr. Kenna waa the worst Injured.
Kenna was at on tlm on th A.
And M. College team and la remem-
oer4 by some of tb baa balliata In
th city.' Aa to Kenna'a Injuries, the
Courier Journal aald: .
"Kenna a inlurlea were of a more
erloua nature than thoa received
oy th others. Hla left ey waa al
moat gouged out, hla hose was split
and fractured, his forearm dislocated
and hla left knee Injured.. He was
removed - to St. Joseph's Hospital
Brasher was thrown against th front
of -the car and waa knocked to the
right of It a distance of twenty-five
feet. He suffered a contusion ot his
thigh and bruised about his left knee.
Others received their Injuries by be
ing thrown to the pavement.
New Dry Goods Firm.
Messrs. J as. H. Anderson and Ed
gar J. Thlem have opened a dry gbods
store at 18 and 20 East Martin street
next door to the Commercial and
farmers Bank. The style of the
new firm Is Anderson V Thlem. The
doors of the new store were thrown
open for business Saturday, and the
polite corps of clerks were, kept busy
all day.
The Btore building, whicn was
formerly occupied by Dunn Brothers,
Has been remodeled and renovated
from top to bottom, and one of the
nicest lines of seasonable dry goods
and notions in the city has been put
In.l ' '
The Times welcomes this new ad
ditlon to the business firms of Ral
eigh, and bespeaks and assures for
these gentlemen a most liberal pat
ronage.
PENTON'JS RESTAURANT Will k6e
everything good to eat at reason
able prices.
. - Night School. . , v
The regular night school session
at King's Business College, will be
gin Monday, September 11th. Book
keeping, Shorthand, .Typewriting and
English branches - taught ' by same
teachers as day Bessiou. Call, write
or phone for onr special low Tates
J. H KING Pres.,
Pullen Bldg.,.. Fayettevine St.
LOST On ' Wilmington or Fayette
. ville street, a Confederate Cross
' of Honor.. Shape -; of ,. a Maltese
' Cross, in Bronze metal.V Suitable
reward for. Its ' return to . J.
BIRDSONG. . . . : -
7 .
a a l s tj
t ia lU( eta w
htM. TuMrf. CCaa, osa. Ttm
mnmsrf batiot. oac, laWj
ltoH Bmm u Mt UtiJ
a TllltU.
UAaTluc MAaavAuaai at la at tuT
tmmt lr aJ t OaOj )wm a
ta - a aj iWa vw-u
b (MM. HI1 t-no w-tov
M. A kiMattx. it Imi tuipii
ItTUtoU CrT Ctork ai
Anr at Ikt arfar
m tHUi Mwtw aa At iy
at th mkww I atoa Ttoar4b t
CltUtaB HHI lMM tar to km
likMt Iimi ltoM a
aad baaaafaratoklaaa. tvoa a ai
rtolty. KMORT A KOUNCK. Ill
Koatfc WllaHaroa Kt. laloratat
rboa
MM
T
li
Dobbin
FerralTs
'STE GIVE
DOEEIN ic FEKJULL'S
COLD
TRACING STAJPSL
(rt futrrci) ocrf CAvh
jxuvhiir; f lUT.p Lr every
OUR AtlD.UM.MUU SAU12 OP
Carpets and Rugs
Will Be Continued Until Kept. 3
Not at Any time hive we given such
values.
Hrusekeeprn iU not miss this oppce-tutvtf.
IXKJ IXMT Whit pointer bitch
with faint lemon-4-olored ears; an
swers to name, "Sprite." Ixxt on
Saturday, Aug. llth,. near Saun
ders atrert. Suitable reward, if
returned to DR. A. W. KNOX.
CORINNE-RUNKEL
STOCK COMPANY.
Krv ninht thirt vtk.
Strt'iii; reK'rtoirr timiaiiv.
Cliantrt' of play nightly.
TO-NKJHT,
"A MAN OF MYSTERY."
, PRICES 10, 20 and 30c.
The Crowell
Sanatorium
5
Dobbin Sz Ferrall
Plamblng, Ilol Water Heating, SI cam nt-
ting, Sanitary Plumbing a Specially.
VV. A. STUNKEL & CO.,
Will Open Sept. 4th. at No. 13 W. Hargett St., Raleijrt. N. C.
Phones: Inter-State. 576; Bell. 1502. Personal Attention
Given to All Work.
POK HALK Pony and buggy.
to BHKW.Y SWAIM.
DUEElJ
..OF..
SUMMER DRINKS
For the treatment of Whiskey, Mor-
phlne, etc., and Nervous Diseases. Ail
Apply kinds of electricity, electro-masaage,
.various kinds of baths, etc Special Th hoc RAlliner fmitifafn TlrinU nn thft markftt to-dav
Daatl MavavV V Wm VWw1 M HIAtTTIfl TTtl TfATTTi Tt TTtl
FOR RENT 3 or i nice unfurnished
rooms. Interstate Phone 121.
.apartments and nurses for lady patl
ents. All modern Improvements.
S. 11. CROWELL. M. D.,
Superintendent,
No. 8 W. Third St., Charlotte, N. C.
Call at W. 1L Harrla' restaurant
SOS Railroad street, near Johnson I uku.kn l,. kka.
street station, wba you want a nlce Resident Physician.
meal. Special dining ball for.whlt I
people; also bav ice for sale dalljv.
WANTKIV Your Typewriter to Re
pair. W don't fix 'em ao no
body elae can repair them. Regu
lar ten Inch Platens all Machines
11.00. Experienced Repair man
in Charge. If we can't REPAIR
your Typewriter, we will tell you
so, and then If you want It fixed,
we will try to do It- THE CAPI
TAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
108 West Martin Street, Raleigh,
N. C.
WANTED Four telephone opera
tors. Apply In person to Chief
Operator, Southern Bell Telephone
& Telegraph Company.
Crinkleys
326-332 Fayetteville Street
Summer 1905 Goodbye
COOLING, REFRESHING, TONES UP YOUR SYS
TEM, DIGESTS YOUR FOOD.
Causes no wakeful nights -makes your sleep as peace
as a babe. At all Soda Fountains. Also bottled.
. ixa
v mr. tw ! 1 at.
Learn Your uiiiiuren 10
Save Money
Ily oiioning a Bank Account wUh us. Did ou ever stop to think
that n boy at the age of 10, deitositlnR $1 a wwk in tMs han't
will have enough ctpilal at the age of 20 to start in business.
WE CHEERFULLY PAY
INTEREST TO OUR DEPOSITORS
Our buyers are in New York this
week contracting for Fall and Win-1
ter and Holiday Goods. Many of
the new goods are here already and
soon every department will be pack-
ed with the Right Goods at the Ki;ht
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT. Mechanics Dime Savings Bank
BroRQciotns, 7 SC., Sl.UU. ! jf
If money Is left in our keeping sufficient time to earn it. Lost
vou forgot, open an account with us this week and watch how easy
It Is to save. J
pine put in your. yard; green oak
later. I have a fine lot of wood.
Same man in charge who has look-
' ed after It for two winters. A. D.
.Hunter, Cary, N. C. 25-5t
WANTED Typewriters to overhaul
and repair. First-class work. Mod
erate prices. See us before having
it dqne elsewhere. We also make
Rubber Stamps. W. T. TERRY
& CO., Holeman Building. Ral
eigh Phone 4286.
Gclal)2F xveddiiia
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Do not delay longer in placing orders for engraved Invitations.;
Our fall samples represent the very latest shapes and forms ,
.that have been accepted by' refined and fashionable society.
We do not follow- we LEAD" In originating artistic effects
with fine material. Our prices are the lowest. Send for sam
ples, T'hlch will be supplied freo of charge. J. P. STEVENS
ENGRAVING CO., Wedding Stationery Engravers, 47 White
hall St. Atlanta, Ca. i v. ..
Nice Suitings, 25, 45, 50, 75c. i
WATSON & -CO.' WILL CONTINUE! Mohairs, Tricots, Repellants,
the low price of photographs during! China Silks, all colors, 50c.
the month of August Cabinets Big line Outings and Flannelettes,
$1.50 per dozen. Prints, Ginghams and Domestics,
- I Tickings, Table Linens, Lace Cur-;
WOOD Seasoned oak and seasoned I tains, 40c. to $2.50.
Pictorial Review Patterns.
Pictorial Review, 10c. copy.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
The C. ft E. Child's Shoes
wear; all sizes; 55c. to $1.50.
solid.
Men's Shoes, $1.00 to $4.00.
Ladles' Shoes, 05c. to $3.00. '
CARPET DEPARTMENT. I
Our new line Is coming in every i
day. i
Rugs, 25c. to $5.00. j
Granite Art Squares, $1.00 to $5.
Wool and Mixed Squares, $3.50
to $14.00. I
Carpets, 14, 25, 35, 57c. yard.
Floor , Oilcloth, 25c. yard. i
Door Mats, Shades, Poles, etc.
TOY DEPARTMENT.
. Velocipedes, $1.40 to $2.25.
Wagons,' 25c. to $1.75.
"Automobiles and 'Carts.
Goat Sulky, a beauty, $2.75.
LAWN. SWINGS, $3.75.
Rockaway Horses, etc.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT.
Cash Boxes, 37, 45, 05c.
Handled Axes, 57c.
Mechanics'. Tools, ,
Pocket , and Table Cutlery.
k TRUNK DEPARTMENT.
NEW LINE TRUNKS.
Bags, 25c. to $6.00.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Our new line ' is commencing to
jome in. . ' - '
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Woven-Wire Cots, $1.35. A
.' Safes :'. and . Cupboards, $2.25 to
Iron Cribs, $3.00 to $0.00. ,
Iron Beds, $2.00 to $10.00.
Springs, $1.35, $1.50, $1.70. $2.
Nice Line Chairs, Rockers, Tables, i
Sideboards, Dressers,, Hall. Racks,
Lounges. '' -
CLOCK DEPARTMENT.
25
will
Alii
CHICKENS ARE SCARCE, yet you
will nearly always find them at
our store. Fine apples, potatoes,
cabbage, etc.; and everything else
that goes to make one's meals a
i success, r Phone us your orders.
Prompt delivery. . W. B. MANN, a
Hargett Street, v '
POWELL DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
will send you free sample. See ad
v vertlsement elsewhere: '
Plenty of Fresh Oysters at Doghl's.
PEARS A postal card order will
' bring you nice, ripe pears for pre
serving. No "wind fall," decayed,
' or Immature pears will be deliv
ered.. Price $1.00 per' bushel.
Address T. IVEY Cary, N. Cv
CALL 80RRELL FOR WOOD.
elgh 'Phone 2268, Interstate
Bell 21. . ' ; , !
Ral
631,
tf
DON'T ASK WHAT kind of
f Dughl has,: but Just order .
you want, he has It. 1 .
fruit
what
LEARN TELEGRAPHY and R. R
Accounting. $50 to $100 ; a month
aalary assured our graduates under
bond. Our aix school the largest
in America and endorsed by all
"Railroads. Write for catalogue,
Morse School of Telegraphy, i Cin
cinnati, O., Buffalo. N. . Y., Atlan
ta, Ga La Crosse, Wis., Texarkana
Tex. San Francisco. Cal. v ;
INVESTMENT ClOO
CERTIFICATES P
FOR SALE BY THE
Mechanics nd
Investors Union.
Owing to unusual demand for money for
the erection of dwellings the company will
place on sale at $92.00 Twenty-five
FULL-PAID TEN-YEAR COUPON CER
TIFICATES $100.00.
At this price it gives a net 6 per cent, invest
ment secured by Real Estate Mortgages.
For particulars address
GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary, Raleigh.
J5he
RALEIGH FURNITURE CO.,
No. !7 E. MARTIN ST, . 15 MARKET ST
RALEIGH, N. C.
. EVERYTHING
Alarm Clocks, 65o. ,
, 8-Day Oak Mantel, $1.00.
: Office Drop Octagon. $3.00. '
Marblelzed Parlor.. , 3.25, $4.00.
LEST WE FORGET ASK TO, SEE !
OUR PICTURES, LAMPS, TIN- i
WARE, CROCKERY, MUSICAL
(JOODS. , -
FOR. THE HOME
Wc sell for cash or not, Just as you like 'Weekly or Monthly
installments. ' Our pricisare tizht,comi and see us if you want
to save money. All new and up-to-date. Try one of our Fel v
Mattresses. Try one of our Cook Stoves. . Warranted to eive
satisfaction.' Yours for fcusiness, ::,-""f
me RALEIGH FURNITURE C0UPAI1Y
JAS. M. WGGAN, R!cr.
Raleigh Phone No. 244. "
1
DENTON'S RESTAURANT will Open
7 G
up to-morrow. -