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For Thursday
L - k at i
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T T. '
lTh2 Kind Ycj Have
Always Bcught
TW Maw tm.m I
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;
WE OFFER
2,000 yards Dirk Fill Prints it 3c yard.
J.OOO yards New Fill Flannellettes, the 10c. kind,
at 7 jc.
! TO Jute Smyrna Rugs, siie 30x60, at 84c. These
are the regular $1.25 Rugs.
J 50 Small Rugs, worth 50c, at 25c each.
I This sale inaugurates a new idea in this city. We
i fff r one or more items every day at unheard-of
j N a u?:.,.; will be offered every day. You will
l iVo notice of the sale each day in The Times.
t;,;c; cur r.d every day.
'" -r i all t tock of Shoes is complete. The prices
ime as usual, "no advance," although shoes
i leather have both advanced.
5
This ad. will be changed daily. Look at it each
day for the next day's bargain.
Walter
September is the Month
;o Begin the Use of
VINOL
If any member of your
family is suffering with
colds, weakness after the
long, trying summer,
VINOL can be used to
good advantage.
Give the Baby Vinol
Take it yourself it is ab
solutely desirable in cases
of weak lungs, poor appe
tite, for rundown and
wornout people. Vinol is
sold exclusively in Ral
jigh at
KING'S
Cor. Fayetteville and Hargett Sts.
FERNDELL
FFEE
Is away in the lead as
the Finest Coffee on the
market.
In 3-Pound Cans and 1
Pound Cartons.
We. sell FERNDELL
and we, guarantee it to
33 unrivalled.
. JR. FERRALL & CO.
222 FayctteviiTe Street
0
,'jrhe Crowell
Sanatorium
For the treatment of Whiskey, Mor
phlne, etc., and Nervous Diseases. All
kinds of electricity, electro-massage,
various kinds of bachs, etc. Special
,iapartrqents and nurses for lady patl-
ents. All modern Improvements. .v,
r t f , S. M. CROWELL, M, D.,
- i . 1 . ' 1 Superintendent, .
No. 8 W. Third St., Charlotte, N. C.
DR. GREEN L, REA, - , -
Resident Physician.'
Woollcott.
aj
Stop paying big prices for
your whiskey and send
your orders to me.
Paul Jones, cases quarts, $10.00
12 half pints free with each case.
Old Overliolt, bottled in bond,
quarts, per case, $12.00.
Pull Dress Maryland Rye, case,
quarts, $12.00.
Cascade Rye, by case, quarts,
$12.00.
Can ship above goods, from one
quart to one case.
. . The very best Corn that North
Carolina Corn can produce at $2.00
and $3.00 per gallon.
I carry everything known to the
whiskey trade, in barrels or in bot
tles. If goods not satisfactory 'will
pay charges both ways.
Yours to please,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DRINK
i COCA COLA
FROM BOTTLES
We bottle the genuine
v , j
the same you get at the
fountain. , ;
COCA C0LAISBOTT LED
At bur plant,1 especially
erected for the purpose,
for the convenience of
our patrons" See that
you get,,
GENUINE COCA COLA '
Have . no substitute
, , there's nothing as good
'and'rio drink is as de
1 lightfully ' prepared in
; bottles. . ' -. ,
COCA COLA BOTTLING WORKS,"
S r n -
0. T. Poindexter, Mr.
W.. TON
- " Ooirur, tr4 M
tU bo I tkl CM'
" WiBt to It b4
"Pita 0kb4 i n
aa i
voala - k4 h ffirftA
lor r Sir ' Mi4 b. Uk
npkkki fctrh nrtltd mj Me
r (fcM, iko hi ub ik utxwl( Bt4
of tb 4k. Otrfil Coopr
brTry udIdic bt-d dklni
lfhlit '
" 'I ara Mrfril)r well a vara of
(hat.' I rvpllfd Pauls, wf lir
andr tb imrapd data, which abow-
rd when tb final Tldrno romp 14
Inf th bad 014. I aaid
The raa ahould ha txa allovad
Unms31atl thraftr.'
" 'Ab, I ,' aald General !.
;il); b was a Confcdprala aol-
di.T "
I remarked that I did not wlah to
i' i lint bit political aenaibtltUe. 4ut
ihnt h aur waa maklag bull's .
I Named tbat It vat a raa bcr a,
h ixTiiWTlrable aubordlnat thought1
lie aa aavlng my Democratic piod-'
rtHsor, General Black, a poHslbla ara
barraHmnt by pigeon-holing thai
(lalin and keeping It from hla alght.
nthprvtirt 1 WflllM not hlVA !-.
rlenced th pleasure 1 did In putting.
.. . ., .
tine old lady her due under the law.
The certificate beat the Governor
and the Senator down to Richmond."
Brooklyn Kagle.
The Way Out of Malarial KirkacM.
"Ijt fall I was down with ma
laria, could not do one lick of work,
and doctored for nearly one month
tn nrt vrutA f wn nitvlneri to huv a
dollar bottle of Hughes- Tonic. After
I had taken three doses I waa a well
man." At Druggists 50c. and $1
bottler.
Prepared by
ROBIXSOX-l'KTTET CO., (Inc.),
Louisville.
WHAT OTHERS ARK DOING.
The Detroit Tribune has been con
solidated wholly with the Evening
News and the combined paper will be
called the Detroit News. It will be
published as an afternoon paper.
The Sunday edition will continue to
be known as the Detroit News-Tribune.
Ralph H. Booth, publisher of
the Tribune, retires.
The Peoria. 111., Herald-Transcript
has moved into its new building, and
within a few days its big new press
will be installed. When everything
is running smoothly, the manage
ment promises a formal opening to
patrons and friends.
The Newscastle, Pa., Herald has
just concluded a very successful vot
ing contest which it says added sev
eral hundred subscribers to its list
and at tbe same time created a heal
thy interest in the paper. The con
test was for the six most popular
young women in Newcastle and such
was the Interest in the race that the
board of judges, assisted by the
business department of the Herald,
spent the entire night counting the
ballot. The winner of the first prize,:
received 99,887 votes. The prize
winners were given a trip to Atlantic
City.
The New York American is giving
away five dollar bills every day. The
scheme Is' lhat a man from the
American visits different sections of
New York every day, having in his
possession twenty five-dollar bills.
The first person that he sees with the
American in his pocket, he addresses,
then presents Mm with the money.
One of -the conditions of the scheme
is that the name of the paper must
be plainly displayed In the owner's;,' rZ Z 7
nnevnt Tha -,mA .- Urout"es, . when , Hollister'i
, . i, uud nwiacu duv
cessfully and more folks have been
seen with the American than there
were bills to go- around ..s . -, x,-
, Cause pf Insomnia, , '
' Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less and Is often
the causo of insomnia. Many cases
have been permanently cured v by more, Is at the clothing store of the
Chamberlains' Stomach and Liver j Srosfl & Llnehan Company display
Tablets. For sale by W.' O. Thomas ' ing : the handsome new fabrics: Just
and Robert 81mpsoiu.'f;': N.':--,Vij nt.-. for the fall season. Mr. Famme
- '- 1 Lvhas with him hundreds of magnlfiV
' : - - Vnt. patterns', of fine suitings ; for
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children. '", ;
The Kind Yoa Hava Always Eo'lst
Bears the
Signature of
f 1 k Tt4f" la to W t ft ftttrft-
ift ilH of Mkbt Km- i
4) rwit( l(atrak I lift S4
.! Ift 4 mt blikxrl a (ftullt- j
ftaa a Mlf . wftlt ao
rly 4 r lb a bom. a a tro- !
i4 la roaair; It la kj
Hatai i m Mrfti aad '
Mrrf ftKttft. bwift of aftow ftava
awaar oneci aai i to thwtr fr41L lb
ntaioc I of tta Miaiar or4f otttv
uat tortag Uaakf. wkU tk koufe
iWotli la ritaattooa tkal ar g
i.lu. ! faaai TVn la fto raaort to
kit btay or tk ak4l tbat ok- j
Uln oft tk tartr otago. Tltorw ara .
a lnirrMlate4 auaga. tk Ijrli-a ti
lt aad porwl of t alory la1
vi4. Milu aad aWpgt AboB.
bare adkerv4 to tk keot Iradlttuaa !
o tb iHitnlc uira otag ta tk auaap-
luui rrlal. Tb rottipaay later
pretlag Tbo rortak Teller" ta on
of MBlforta irIJnco. ftambeting j
leop) la all. promlasat among .
ahon ar Or nee Orf Myora. Irnai
"l-aagfoid. Hogh Cameroa. Herroaa
Hlrahberg. (JraftiMi Baker. Jam
McKlbera. Harry Tarpln. Jamea
Keeney. Mailra d Groat, Uy rali :
and KIomI Foreman
)Ua Mho Jamted Overboard Wentt
fled. Savannah. Ha , Sept. . The roan
who committed aulitd by Jumping
from the ateamahlp Berkahlro while
(vi route from Raltlmor to Savannah
AuKual ?4th and alio waa reglatered
under the name of J Wentworth, hai
been Identified a J K Blanc. Jr.. lh
mid of a pbyNlclan. Jerome E. Blanc,
f Kh,"1iK'
llTd until 1 S
With hla father, he
? in Savannah, when
the family moved to Washington.
n t
Young Ulanc was a traveling sales
man for a wholesale drug Arm of
Baltimore and had hlx headquarters
Mn that city, living on Franklin street.
He had been missing from hla board
ing house there some two months be
fore he started on the fatal trip to
Savannah.
He had written friends In this city
!"' h,a lotwd-J vllt to them,
It was
through them that Captain Pratt, of
the Berkshire, received such Infor
mation that he was able to make the
Investigation in Batlimore that led to
the discovery of "Wentworth's" Iden
tity. The dress suit case and some
of the other articles left on theshlp
were identified by the Baltimore peo
ple with whom Blanc boarded.
AHked Permission to Kill Himself, j
Philadelphia,, Sept. 6. -Intending
to commit suicide, John Elliott, who
lives at Third and George strcots, In;
this city, went to his employer, B. B. I
Hill, and said:
"May I have a day off?"
"Why?" asked Mr. Hill. j
"I want to go and commit suicide," !
calmly replied Elliott. When the em-1
ployer recovered from his surprise he
said: 1
'?'No, you cannot go." j
"Oh, very well," answered Elliott,!
and saying good-bye, walked out of !
the office. !
At 9 o'clock that night Elliott'
boarded a ferryboat at Vine street
and when in mid-stream leaped over !
the railing and found a watery grave j
in the .Delaware river. His friends !
did not know of his death until this
morning, when his body was found
floating In the river.
Elliott, it is believed, ended his
life because of his deep grief for his
mother, who died about a year ago.
Low Round Trip Rates to Richmond
(i Funeral of Mr. Black.
The funeral of Mr. Will Black, who
died suddenly yesterday1, was held
this morning from Edenton Btreet
Methodist Church, and the interment
took ; place at Oak wood Cemetery .
Mr. Black being a member of the
J. O.. TJ. A. M. was burld with th
honors Of that order, the Rnleiirh
Council and the Garner Council, of
wnicn ne was a member," DarticiDat-
ing. v ,
The County Commissioners attend
ed 4n a body. ; t;
, Why suffer -with, headache, consti
pation, stomach, kidney and liver
s Rockv
Mountain Tea : will cure vou? No
money wanted unless you are cured.
SS cents, Tea (or Tablets. H. T.
Hicks & Co.v " ,,4-,
Mr. Famine in' Town. :. '
Mr. Charles Famme, a noted tailor
and the representative of Schi (MB
jBros. & Co., of New York and Baltl.
men.' Cross & Llnehan Company rep
resent ocmoss Bros. & uo. nere, and
they have the greatest fall stock they
have ever had the pleasure of dis
playing before. ' : .
Messrs. -W. C. Watson an Dan B.
Allen left this afternooi to spend
the night in Durham.
ixla r Ba f jeC Let UU -
Mr1b me i.w r tf
4-a-
nri .V, iir4 UUtni nritta-r
ljmi.rplurat race Siucxi.
hOTNASCOTlC. .
tolay
OJBM
A prrtrrl Urraedf for romlip
ttun . Sour SamacrcDaarrHKa
Vi rmi X onvUsjuns J rwrt&b-
i nri ftnd Los) or SLUR
fa-Simli Sigaiara of
new whk.
L
tXACT COPY Or VRaPPDi
Report ol tbe Condition of The
Citizens National Bank
Raleigh. N. G, August 25, 1905.
Made to the Comptroller of The Currency:
RESOURCES.
U. S. Bonds, par .'. $ 150,000 00
Loans and investments 639,851 29
Cash , 61,628 39
Due from banks 365,19487
Total.. .. ..$1,216,674 55
LIABILITIES.
Capital $ 100,000 00
Surplus, earned. $100,000 00
Not profit. 21,034 28 ' V
121,034 28
Circulation . ... 100,000 00
Deposits , ..... - 895,643 27
' ' ' ' '
Total .... ...!.'.. $1,216,674 55,
JOSEPH G. BROWN, President.
HENRY E. LITCHFORD, Cashier. -
SNBVSTsI
f NORFOLK
Oysters
Fresh Every Day.
GierschV
We Sell,
Rent,
Repair,
Rebuild,
Inspect,
Exchange,
All Makes
15he
"Capital Typewrit
. cr Exchange,
108 W. Martin St.,
Raleigh , N. C
Of Typewriters.
. 1
YOU'lU TRIED THE REST, NOW
TRY THE BEST. -
OTEY
V , , . ' i-.: r.'i --r'1
& Son, Barbers
THE YARBORpUGH HOUSE
Architect
, And Builder ,
Tucker Bid. RALEIGH, N C
THE SPLENDIDLY EQUIPPED
AUDITORIUM ' LUNCH
t; . ' COUNTER
Is convenient, being under Academy
of Music, back of post-office and
directly on your way to union station.
Open day and night.
Lunches Delightfully Prepared at a
Moment's Notice. i
Beara tio
Sigmtnro
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
ROCKDALE
STANDARD HIGH
GRADE
Nothing better, soU only ty
CAROLINA
HARDWARE (0.
Tested and endorsed by jthc
most reliable contractors and
plasterers in the. city Jij
NewEraReadyMixed
PAINT'
Best on. the Market.
JOHN l. HAYS )
UIVIL tuGINEER
Mim.cn . (.
WATER POWER 4 jMUNIUP.i. WORK
InrliifHnif WulotT vrV, SewetH,
Electric LtKhtiug; iir(ii, Hlnhw s
i l'r. 1iupixmtutj. '
Ha. 3 Soulh l(m St. Ptribiir!i. v
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