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For WiiitA, BIouk And Triimningi, 20 mchei wide,
rery hindwne. Price, per yird $1 00
Rob Roy , Silk Plaids.
The hiadjomest and best finished PUids on the mar
ket, yery chick and the newest thing cut for WaUU.
Priced, per yard $139
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIVING AND
YOUR INSPECTION SOLICITED.
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MILLKR A tX).8 DAILY IlKVIKW.
The lVIre Qnratka W1U Have aa lm
mrnae Inflaeare With Pau-mrra.
(8ecial to The Evening Tinea.)
New York. Kept. 7. The eenUment
la Liverpool la crowing more bear
ish and Prk-e proclaim! aa early and
aevere break in prloee. Bill! there
Hrr Incwnvcelrnt f'athrr.
When Mlaa Alice Rooaevelt aai a
little girl the altered a com plaint
that must aurely find an echo In thei
heart of every wilful law-breaker
whose caae haa fallen Into the bandi 1
of our uocompromlRlng President.
Her teacher at school had born In-
milrlnr for Mn Roroievalt. who wan '
waa aome near, quiri. ogymg wnico ,nd A,cJ ,nicr(i, plaintively: .
a few lOkpected aa being for the ac- . ghfJ Un.t mucn tt Yes, j
count of the leading bear. All eyea u.g pr((Uy h,rl pBpB Uvg ,t homt) ,
are tornea on Aaneviiie. out tne oniy moit a tne Um1 you ,nd lnat
news wnicn naa eo rar come irom;,!,,! ,t dreadfully lnconvenknt."
there is the announcement that the
present crop co million of 71.3 points
to a yield of S.S88.1SS bales.
The price question has not yet
been reached In the committee, but
the general belief Is that the figure
will be placed at 10 H to 11 cents.
Whatever V,iua brocettQ VltU
certain to have an Immense Influence
with farmers, especially after Brat
pickings are out of the way, and
tenants have settled their rent ac
counts. The market la very steady,
about 8 points down from yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS XTTOX LETTER.
It 1m Reported That the Southern Cot
ton . Growers' Association Has .
' Estimated The ' Growing
Oop at Ten Million
Bales.
(Special to The Evening Times.)
New Or loans, La., Sept. 6. Amerl-
- "Why, how Is that?"
"Oh, don't you see? Ho doesn't
understand, like mamma. When,
mamma tells me to be at home at 4
o'clock, and I get there at half-past,
she understands: but when papa
aays 4. and I get there at ek-en quar
ter paaP he doesn't understand at
all!" Youth's Companion.
Schooner of the Iraert,
"Johnny," said the teacher, "what
Is a dromedary?" Johnny did not
know, but Ralph did.
"I know," he said, pToudly. "A
dromedary is a two-ma8ted camel."
4 I).
BoylaM.-garce Company.
sun nnni. 9 4 fi-el to a ulske In
'ii milh Itotindary lliic of iil
Wr-t JuiH-ft Mrvfl. thence Binthn1
lih mi Kl ftotnh Ixiundary line .'
,iid W i'St JotiM treet. f Z feet to It.'p
tti: of tii-RtnnlnK
Tin- two said lot or inn ;- ...
land first be offered e, a'atel-
and I lien together
l !,ls property Is finely located f o
ri.lli'nie purposes, in the heart of
tl.e lij Karh parcel has a booJ
ilwclllm: hotiHe on It. and this sale
Hiti. fine opportunities n pi-i-m .
.H'diliiK 1 purchase tier' iraljie
ni , i (iiieit for rental pin po-i1 i:i
l- cl!
Tills is a pHrt of the j.rope.n u!
'!c late Cornelia II. Kins am! i - so'.i!
'or uartlllon.
l'lils lL'th day of AiiKiist. 1905.
Ii N SIMMS, Commissioner.
Turnip Seed
THREE JIRORS CUKED.
Of tTiolcra Morbus With One Small
ltottlo of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and - DJarrlioea
Remedy. '
Mr. G. W. Fowler, of Hlghtower,
HARDWARE
can. speculative markets failed to ap- M relalC8 an experience he had j
predate the steadiness of the Liver-!wM,e serving 0B, a tit Jury In a!
pool market to-day and instead of imurder case at Edwardsville, county i
doing much better, opened a few ;BesLt of Cle00urne county. Alabama. I
liolnta lower. December here at
i He says: "While there I ate some
iu,iu against iu.it yesterday, alter- fr -h .oat KomB .. mfiat and
wards selling off 4 points additional, u mo cholera morbu8 in a very
to 10.3s? for December but finally isevere form j Waa neVer more Bick
c'.oslng at 10.46. Mr. Ellison's flg-i, mv . Rfint , the druz store
ures on invisible stocks In. Europe,
880,000 against 410.000 last year,
470,000 larger and Mr. Hesters' ex
cess of 82,000 as the invisible sup
ply; had by American mills 234,000
compared with 152,000 at the end
of last August.-one year ago, or a
total excess of 652,000 bales in the
invisible supply when compared with
1904, was made the basis for the
further attack upon the-market to
day, .
- In this connection, It is only, fair
to say that Mr, : Ellison's figures are
quite liberal for mill stocks, whereas
his estimate for last season's con
sumption was much too low, about
11,400,000. against 11,883,000. The
visible and invisible supply is placed
at 2,757,000 bales. 'Traders, how-
ever, do not. seem to realize 1 that
. spinners takings the past Beason were
11,397,000 bales and that 'if- the
world was to take, a little amount
thla season,, providing it was obtain
able that it Would require a crop this
f.ycar of .12,397,000 bales to supply
Vtbo demand if the visible and lnvlsl-
bio supply at the end of next August
Is toe larger than what is supposed
to bo carried over this year.
, The need of a full crop is becom
; lag all the more apparent every da v.
By that we - mean a crop, of fully
.11,500,000 . bales statistics . shows
that the mills of the. world consumed
. practically 12,000,000 bales duHng
the -past twelve months and at a time
when two- of the greatest powers on
earth were at war.. The trade of
160,000,000 of people having' been
: affected unfavorably o. thereby fur
ther, labor Is well employed this sea
son, no strike at Fall River as was
: day season arrives the period of en
world Is at peace and the output of
gojd from the mines has never been
more liberal to promote the expan
. i pansion of business throughout the
universe. " v
We , have It this evening , by i wire
PAINTS
KALE OF LAND.
I'nder and by virtue of power In
a mortgage, which is recorded in the
office of the register of deeds for
ar-Sa. y-v f "w "" I I C7 XX 71 IV T a t Wake count- ln Book 194 Pa8e 134
YZJ I I yf L j I-! j5, JJ I I I 1 kkaa f and by reason of the assignment of
T W 1 1 V V 1 1 VJ tne gald mortgRge to me, I will sell
. . . i at the court house ln the city of
j Many days arc still to coma before we abandon the Porch as Raleigh, to the highest bidder f6r
1 '1 m . a . . m - nnK-kn..Wltnn..kln-. n K a
Uving place And whUe you are enjoying the outdoor lite ; i 2th of s eptem beiC i oos,
WHY NOT TRY ONE OF THE SOLID COMFORT SWINGS i ,12,c ,M following piece
vi iauu i ii wane i-uuuij , . -. ill i liiv
city of Raleigh, and being a part of
lot No. 5. lying and being on the
eastern side of a lot of land belong
ing to Mrs. Arle Etta Moore, and on
the south side of New Bern avenue,
adjoning William T. Taylor on the
west, on the south by lot of Mrs.
Arlo Etta Moore and on the east by
lot of William Pariah, being twenty
feet from east to west and one hun
dred and feet from north to
south. IDA J. POOL,
i August 9, 1905. Assignee,
i 10-17-24-31-8-05
for a a certain cholera mixture, but
the .druggist sent me a t bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Remedy Instead, saying that
he had what I sent for, but that this j
medicine was so much better he
would rather send it to me ln the
fix I was ln. I took one dose of U
and was better ln five minutes. The
second dose cured me entirely. Two
fellow jurors were afflicted In the
name manner and one small bottle
cured the three of us." ' For sale byf
W. G. Thomas and Robert Simpson
Young Hardware
12 East Martin St.
i A Daughter's Usefulness.
'Mr. Grumpps: ""I'd j. Just , like to
know what good , all ' these cooking
school lessons are doing our daugh
ter." ,
Mrs. Grumpps: ' ."Everything she
cooks she brings home." .
(incorporated)
1 The first division of the Fall Term
begins Monday, September 4, 1905.
.9100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
beea able to curd'-fiT-all Its "stages,"1
and thai Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure iatthe onlv nositlva cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca-j
tarrh being a constitutional' disease
requires a constitutional treatment
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken lntef-
naly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby . destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitut
ion and assisting nature in doing
Its work. The proprietors have so
much faith ln Its curative powers that j
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. Address:.-
F. J. CHENNE Y & CO., Toledo, Q.
. Sold by Druggists; 75s.v - r (
Take Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation, t ' . " - ' i - . v ,
,' This is the largest business school,
best equippedstrongest faculty and
la unrivalled in North Carolina un
surpassed in the South.
Call, telephone or write for cata
logue and offers..;-;' Address
KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
'Raleigh, N. C.
Fullen BOlldlng, Fayetteville St.
nwwtmvmsmaism FWfM MMmvmaim ,
$w mm goo
P UT SI PUT
Pi3T9ira
. . lyrviirill -Iw Kvirvl am AU i ivitiiirvi &
MJAiLiwiwk-iit.fuayBjjiijLifi mmw uiawm HHiif r.wu
is u i.i mimm&iakmrn,,,
RURIHYl
Taking Things Easy While
Cooking on a
Gas Range
Meals on time, housekeeper
delighted, no dirt, no ashes
no coal or wood to carry in,
no trouble. Everything; con
venient: If y(hi haven't al ,ake count?:' N- c"s is t0
n A a omrtTrn ii'- - . k a11 persons having claims against the
uno aiwju uuy uiie now.
NOTICE.
North Carolina Wake County,
ln the Superior Court.
John X. Harrell
vs.
Nannie L. Harrell nee King.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Wake county for
divorce and nullification of marriage,
and the said defendant will further
take notice that she is required to
appear at the next term of the Su
perior Court of said county, to be hold
on the third Monday after the first
I Monday ln September, it uuniK lae
2fith lny of September, 11)05, at the
court house of said county in Raleigh,
iN. C, and answer or demur to tne
complaint in said action, or the plain
Itlff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded In said complaint.
This 21st day of July, 1905.
W. M. RUSS,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Argo & Shaffer, Attorneys.
oaw-Gw
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Having qualified as administratrix
of Willis P. Turner, deceased, late of
f All up-to-date nmisekeepers
Vise tnem
; estate of said deceased to exhibit them
i to the undersigned on or before Au-.
Si gust 1st, 1906, or this notice will be
.a " -p- T.'U ai.- Tir-i-i i. tf.pieau in tne oar oi tneir recoveiy
4CT A IkJTk A DTI r" A 42 A WTV " o"r - ue aUdLu lBgj All persons endebced to said eslae
1 Less than the one hundred
thousandth" part of a grain
of Organic Matter in one gak
Ion of Mida Water, r ,wl
, ' In medicinal properties is
in a ciass xo liseii aiiu viui
out a rival. Try it. Let it
sneak for itself. , '
jj'uU- supply ,at luciter
Wft i?r"irv i a-ii
i " ' MutU M. IkV Jm
Phones 228. 124 Fayetteville St
Best.
We du Gas Piping and Electric Wir
' lng." Jo charge for estimates.
NORTH CAROLINA MILITARY ACADEMY
V" . RED SPRINGS, N. C.
i Prepares for College, j'West Point and. Naval Academy. Charming
climate, s Excellent mineral springs. Board and Tuition $200 -per Tear.
Buildi ng'-Phamacy or I Fpr. catalogue address ; - ;. ' . . 1
-k . DK, S. W. MURPHY, A. M., Head laster. -
will please make immediate payment.
MARY P. TURNER,
Administratrix.
This the 1st day of August , 1905.
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HOLLISTER'S
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