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r.000 yards Light nd Dirk Percales, ill good
M'.cnif, at liC.
These are the regular 10c. goods, and you want
to use for Boys' Shirt Waists, House Dresses
H W rappers.
.. lie rarre day we will sell 100 dcren Fringed
rpVim. The prices are 40, 45. 50 and 60c. doxen.
7hc regular price of these Napkins is 60, 75c.,
i 0 and 51.20 the doxea. Seme are Plain White
.1 :cn e have the Red and Blue Borders.
bout 100 Umbrellas, 26 inch size, good handles
and covers, at 75c.
Ask to see the new Silks. This department is one
cf our best and the qualities are the best to be had.
Watch this space every day. Interesting bargains
offered daily.
Walter Woollcott,
14
EAST MARTIN STREET.
..DO YOU USE..
Vanilla
Extract?
Women who lutke ralize
It Ih nearly imMHNille to
bay kkmI VAMI.IjA at
grocery or drug stores.
We must have the lMst
for our s(la syrups.
Therefore, we buy our
own Mexican vanilla lx'aiis;
uinke our own Vanillu K
truct. We know, then, that it is
pure iiiftl untMltilternted.
We have placed this Ex
tract of Vanilla on sale.
It costs you no more
than the inferior qualities
-Ific.
rn ounce;
f..r -J.-.C.
two
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
be unrivalled.
J.
R. FERRALL & CO.
222 Fayettsviile Street
The Cro well
Sanatorium
For the treatment of Whiskey, Mor
phine, etc., and Nerrou Diseases. All
kinds of electricity, electro-massage,
various kinds of badiB, etc.. Special
apartmehts and nurses tor lady pati
ents. All modern improTetnents. . 1
i ; 1 1 S. M. CROWELL, M. D., ?
5 . ' Superintendent,
No. 8 W; Third St., Charlotte, N. C.
I3R. GREEN L. REA,
Resident Physician. -
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FERN DELL ; .
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LUf k Jc-Jc-SW-n-Dnuutiniriin
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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LOOK!
Stop paying big prices for
your whiskey and send
your orders to me.
Paul Jonea, rases quarts, f 10.00
12 half pints free with each case.
Old Overholt, bottled in bond,
quarts, per case, 812.00.
Full Dress Maryland Rye, case,
quarts, $12.00.
Cascade Rye, by case, quarts,
SI 2.00.
Can ship above goods, from one
quart to one case.
. The very best Corn that North
Carolina Com cull produce at $2.00
ami $ !.! p-r gallon.
I (vri-y everything known to the
'iikej- trade, in barrels or in lot"
ilvs. if goods iiit satisfactory will
P'iy liaises both ways.
Yours pluase.
1 DRINK
'COCA COLA
jFROM BOTTLES
j We bottle the genuine
I Coco-Cola, identically
j the same you get at the
fountain.
COCA COLA IS BOTTLED
At our plant, especially
erected for the purpose,
for the convenience of
our patrons. , See that
' you get "
GENUINE COCA COLA
Have no 1 substitute
1 there's .nothing as good,
and no drink is as de
lightfully prepared in
' ' bottles.
COCA COLA BOTTLING! WORKS,
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aad Buxhrr out brtxbrr akd
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kard orktac ma ! Dill laat Moa-
dar ha aa rmplosrd a oa ot la
fprrtu'a la ifca Bull fariory. Ta
ha qaarrrled alia on of la for-
nn-a or him and qui! Ma arork.
Hla actd father learnt of Ik
ul(ld arl laat evlnf by a m- t nriuaD faurrhra aad oa mlaaloa
arncr aBt to hla hom aouth of lb OUIM. rhool oa Wrdaeaday eight.
lt. Ha ram up to ih city rl) , , h, wl,,e wert not Injured,
ihla niornlni allll hoplm that it WM Parpow of the Mob,
rot hit n ho had tka hUowa J Another dmonatraUoa la planned
for Sitintr Mh. and It la believed
t oniract hat boen given for .tbe ,h .,rongwl, mmurM will b nec
to, Hon of ih Durham city kWlr, to plTV nt aertoua rioting and
Mhool building. Thli building bloodahed A member of the mob
coat 135.000, Ihla being for theWhlch DMrned ,h, hom, of th- Mln.
building alone The lot coat H.-, , ridence. aald to tha Ataocl
000 The contract a a. awarded to (twt Prv(, . We burnt(1 ,ne nouM
Contractor I. O lj.rence. of thla for purroe of attracting the at
clly. Work U to b.Kln at once. or,u.nl(on of ,he Kmeror. We want
ratner aa eany hi iohki Die, ana mebn to r(rulH ,
work will be i.u.hed to cornpleUon. , Wg bplVje tht)8e
Juat now tne city acnooia ar in a
'badly crowded condition and It will
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lane me new D.8n acnoo. uunum, ,
to relieve the congealed condition of!
uffulrH. With this building com-
ple.ed the higher acholara will beVrifrill Hlf KV PFKnilfr
taken to It and the other building
I will be uaed for the lower erkdea. '
The achoola thla year have the''
! largest attendance of any year In the
history of the achoola of thla clty.'Ban for hu f;e but from hu ac.
There have already been enrolled' . ,., VfiPV viPou. '
more than 2,300 pupils. Of thee
there are about 250 first graders.
This Is a larger number of begin
ners than ever before.
Ex-Mayor M. E. McCown, who is
serving 30 daya sentence for con
tempt of court, ia spending his time
as pleasant as could be expected tin
der the circumstances. Each day
there are quite a large number of
his friends to visit the Jail. He Is,
j carried reading matter, fruits and.
,every klnd niule dalnty and thlnB
that will help him pass away the
weary hours.
He expressed himself as not being
greatly surprised at the action of the
Supreme Court in upholding the de
cision of Judge Ward. He his now
settled down to serve his II 0-day
sentence with no hope of getting any
Ireliaf.
j ,xterday afternoon the county
commissioners decided to take up the
I new road to the Wake county line
as the next road to macadamize."
This will give two roads from Dur
lliam to the Wake line that is, two
'of (he improved roads. There was
quite a contest a,s to which road
jshonld be taken u many contend
ing that the road from here to
t iiatiel Hill s!iould be improved.
!ii)!li?tor's Rocky Mountain Tea
never fails to tone the stomach, regu
' lam the kidneys, stimulate the liver
jsnd cleanse the blood. A great tonic
aud muscle producing remedy. 35
cents, Tea or Tablets. H. T. Hicks
& Co.
Cluirlotte Girl Married In Philadel
phia. Philadelphia, Sept. 7. Love at
first sight ended In marriage yester
day at the residence of Rev. J. L.
lioe. pastor of the First M. E. church'
of Eben Ware, of Bridgeton, and
Miss Sarah O'Connor, of Charlotte.
l'he couple met in Bridgeport a year
ago while Miss O'Connor was on a
visit and each was at once smitten
with the other. Mr and Mrs. Ware
will reside in Bridgeport after a hon
eymoon, which includes a trip to
Charlotte. " - f
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids
' Nature.
.'Medicines that aid nature are al
ways m6st effectual. Chamberlain's
LCough Remedy, acts on this plan. - It
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,
aids expectoration, opens the secre
tions, and aids nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition.
Sold by W. G. Thomas and Robert
Simpson, i
CASTOR 1 A
. lor Infants and Children. .
Tto Kir.d Yen Y.m Always Ec'j;!,t
: Bears the
Signature
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tra, rralla4 fruoi Ike Indlacrwl
k,og (f Hlbja Park and la drnlal !
ot m rlgB, to pnt.lltlr nil. It
,.uinau-d lLal Iwo ar (trd and B
t,UBdrd oundd. anionft- vaom ar
,mo hundred polkvma. .
A mob ,UTn4 nd datrod ln
ratify the treaty.,
surrounding him, i
prevent him from correcly under-1
landing the popular attitude toward
a alsKracef, humiliating peaceX ,
W avai rai a at msr J m a av w j at
(Continued from First Paga.)
Mood him off. The hbv la verv
"Dr. Moore waa hastily aenV for i
and sewed up the wounds, and at Hat
accounts Mr. Allen waa getting along
aa well as could be expected. The
boy was arrested and bound over to
court."
kffetted By Angry Sea
(Continued from first page.)
with a quickly made kite, a cord waa
carried by the wind to shore, and
next a line and then a hawser reach
ed the land. Over this the men went
ashore.
The Tropic was 28 days overdue
and a cable from Valparlso to The
Maritime Register, dated June 29th,
said that she would be a total wreck.
A later cable from London told that
she was floated. Captain and crew
show evidences of the strain and
were glad to reach port for fresh food
and rest.
Horror of Yellow Plagte
(Continued from First Page.)
the fever situation yesterday beyonJ
the small number of cases reported
and the few deaths. A heavy rain
fell Wednesday afternoon, following
ten days of similar weather. This,
however, has not increased the num
ber of cases nor the mortality, a fact
wlch speaks well for the efficient
work of the Marine Hospital Service
surgeons.
There has been some demand here
for a quarantine of the city, against
the infection, on account of the dan
ger of reinfection, but Dr. White does
not believe it would ; - he effective,
flowever, all avenues of Ingress to
the city are being watched.
Red Cross
-
Sanitary Fliiid
Beat and most povferfol
odorless' disinfectant made.
It Is k preventative and de
stroyer of germs of con
tagious , yellow, scarlet,
typhus and typhoid fever,
diphtheria, small-pox, etc.
; Instantly . - deodorizes . any
material ' no matter how
- fetid or offensive It may be.
: It destroys all poisonous
gasses. " .
PRICE 25 CEXT8, -
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iiiii.; Lib stores
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Report o! the Condition ot The
Citizens National Bank .
Raleigh. N. C, August 25, 1905.
Made to the Comptroller of The Currency:
resources!
TJ. S. Bonds, par. . ...$ 150,000 00
Loans and investments. 639,851 29
Cash ;. . 61,628 ;39
Due from banks 365,194;87
Total .$1,216,674 55
LIABILITIES.
Capital $ 100,000 00
Surplus, earned $100,000 00
Not profit 21,034 28
; 121,034 '28
Circulation 100,000 00
Deposits... . . . . . 895,643 27
Total.. '. .. . $1,216,674 55
, JOSEPH G. BROWN, President ; ,
VI1ENRY E. LITCHFORD,' Cashier.
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Oysters
Fresh Every Day.
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We Sell,
ttent, '
Repair,
Rebuild, '
me
Capital Typs writ
er Exchange,
108 Xti Martin St
Inspect,
Exchange,
All Makes
Raleigh, N. C
Of Typewriters.
YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, NOW
TRY THE BEST.
X E Y
. & Son, Berbers
THE YARB0R0UGH HOUSE
J. Hughes,
Architect ,
And Builder c j
Tucker Bid. RALEIGH, N. C.
THE SPLENDIDLY EQUIPrED ,
AUDITORIUII LUNCH
; : COUNTER f
Is convenient, being under Academy
of Music, back of' post-offlco and
directly on your way to- union station.
Open day and night (
Lunches Delightfully Prepared at a
Moment's Notica. '
DC Jyht
Bears tho
Sigmturo
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Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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ROCKDALE
-LIME-
STANDARD HIGH,
GRADE
NotKihjr bettersoH only by
I WARE (0.
Tested and endorsed by the
most reliable contractors and
plasterers in the city. ' j
New Era Ready Hixed
PAINT
sxaa
Best on the Market.
JOHN 7. HAYC
civil Ei:o!;:::a
$m, a.o. e. .
WATER POWER MUNICIPAL WCS!X
; Including Wfltcf-imrV, fm,
Electric Uiuhtinir, k.rffu, I iiway
and Park Itni.rovcmcti.a.
H. 3 Smith AitR Ft., ff'- i. Vi.
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