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(!r U aucatad !
tkk:kro. Jan. I T trrat
far Karth rarwllaa for lo-a!kt aad
Tfcre4ayi
Fair to-alikt. waiac la tiw?a
wei jmrt k , Tbareday raja, waraa-
or; Kfkt tarlakl wtnde e-elil
antubeaat.
Weather I
Tk "nliK Hum at aaavad raa
ktt Inland aad aww wawiUae la Ie
kutaa. lie eaatward marvawat to ot
leaded by a aeral rla la temperature
fmnt IM facta- M to tk Uk
and atae b awUUaiwwi at wieny ela
tion. The hi praaa Ufa araa evwrty
th tha kHaalaotriM Vatle yaaterday
baa wiavaa la a amitBeaatertr direct lot
aad la now cantral w Oeorala ana
Soutk Carolina. Theeeatwardmoventeni
of lata hth, aad the motn to lb n
of tb Lake atoem baa cewaed a
ml fall la temparatwre la n I or ta
Ktte east of Ik k Mertdlae, TtH
eouihaaat hick will dominate the wea
the l ihta wllnlty to-night naln
ftilA waalker: Tkll radar tha kuiumll
mill fall upon lit advance of the weat
era atortn and rain and warmer wrath
er ma? br ranwtad.
A. II. THIBSSEN.
' , ' ' Section Director
Worry la tha mother of tick, aerv
on tad troubled mentality. apaeU
the antlra phyalcal ayatem. The bod)
Is a net-work ofnervea. Holllater!
Rocky MouBlala Tea aootbca and r
build tha entira ayatem. SS renu
Tea or Tablet. Henry iT. Hicka Drui
Company.
FIGHT OVEU ORPHANAGE.
Hraa ka ktm tm t Vno-
THE HOST PAUTAEltr
-LT AT
Drugstores
fw minx H aV Vrr. !
lira biarfaa Lk ak matta,
( t kudajr a ttrial aw
Ik( aawra la Nanfc Catwliaa
ikal aia t el Unrwt la titb
ki ail tba 6aia aad ataa la la
eaadiM kiML.
Oa twatfwrtM at reperta far 1 1 I
aad Mr. ara tada laal tbara
tr-t mom iaUitkd la Nonb CiHvliaa
a aaaail aaar at ' a- taciwr
tkaa la rt ka rirrwUilwa aaa
tarraaard avwr 111 II eM. Mr.
Vara Ulaka froai tkta ikal boib
taa aUtara mt aarra aad taatf 11 1 1
r4rMdw!ulM 'ZZ. rtr:A RESPITE FOR
alt aoacaratid, aad ibat tka laadeary j ' JESSIE MITCHELL.
toward a rvdantoa la laa aaak-r
al aaWtcatloaa, aad laa aabaaat) oar
lmprarax-at la thrat. abowa by ibaitTk" rW la Ji Mltcbetl
tarrfWMsl rlrraUUoa at a a ma liar 1 Kwaraary 1! Ha la to banc
aaaiher of paprra la a baaltby alga 1 roaaty for tb narder rf
aad a caaaa for eoecratalatloa allj"'1'8 ril rrrt ti tit
aroaad. jOwreraor tbat tbejr dalra ta ab
Tba report for 1M1 ahowa tbat aim Importaat anodkral leatl
aiaa morning daillca wer anbllabwd wtroa roadlttoa.
In Ihta 8uta, barlai a total clrrala-k'kml ' weaal eoaanioa
Uoa of J.i:S. aa avarac of ,hlt woaalb
Tba lfl$ report ahowa tea moralaa!- " faatnr of tb eaat la
dallltw wltb a total clrralaUoa f,h kow t aeera friends of
10.171. making Iba arerar 4.07. MUenell ara eoatendiag tbat ba I
ar aa iarreaa of mora tbaa II pari laan becaaaa be named oo of bti
5aat. la four voara. Thla. of eonrna. ! rnuarea uror LIcvelaM
v tv .b B.U4 ra .
i m am . o t
Toa, Ui tKp It C
ri f aJI lUas a tmrh
tmrtt, Ml da ar awl au
Aatiii t kraitue a aji ". k
rKkM, Traea Vattfiag. tUtefb
N C .
WAICTED-To tar all
niture. Mfore i. Battier-'
ford. 131 Mrtin tmL
II At i
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Iioeal J. O. I. A. M. Oppoeea the!
V Eatabliahtag aa Orphana Home,
: When ' th , State Junior Order of
United ' American Mechanics Council
meets In Pallabury this year ther will
be a warm contest en the question
whether th 'order ahall establish a
8tat orphanage borne. A committee
was appointed last year on the subject
and Mr. W. J. Bellamy. Jr.. of Wil
mington, Is taking- the lead champion
ing the orphanage. Capital CKy Coun
til here, .at Its last meeting adopted
strong resolutions opposing building an
orphanage on the grounds that the dues
would have to be Increased, that th
order does not need such an Institution,
and third, .that , the education of or
phans in this State may well be en
trusted to the Oxford Orphanage of the
religious .denominations.
i in i ,i i i iii . ..
. riCER DP THE STOMACH.
Insidious ' Nature of the Disease
r How to Recoglhse and Cure It. ,
: Vlcer of tha stomach may exist for
years without Yery marked symp
toms, excepting those caused by Indi
gestion. ; In good health, the stomach re
sists the action of the gastric Juises,
but when weakened, yie membrane
is badly nourished and the digestive
fluids act upon It as well as upon the
food, keeping up until perforation of
the stomach occurs. In advanced
cases of ulcer of the stomach . there
Is much discomfort after eating, with
a constant gnawing sensation between
meals, pain from the pit Of the stom
ach back to the shoulder blade. ; ' f;
' At the first symptoms of indiges
tion, - treatment should ' at once be
started with Mi-o-na. This is a sci
entific remedy adapted specifically to
one purpose, the cure of stomach
troubles1 Jt is sd uniformly success
ful that W. H, King Drug Co. give a
signed guarantee with every 60 cent
dox that the money will be refunded
If It does not cure.
shows tbat tba morning daily Is
trowing ia favor wltb Ibe public, ta
be accounted for, per ha pa. la large
part, by tb establishment of
tumorous rural free delivery routes,
making It possible for country h-,
le to get a paper the same day It Is
printed.
Tb afternoon papers have also
Made gains In the four years, aad
there Is one less such paper than la
1901. Then there were , 21, now
there aw 20. Th combined circu
lation of these papers la ltOl was
21.715, an average of 1,185. Th re
port for the year Just closed
4bows the 20 afternoon . papers in
the Slate to have a total circulation
of 28,754, an average of 1,437, an
increase In four years of 25 per cent.
The weeklies have decreased 24 in
number during the four years, but
their circulation baa soared from
263,831.. average of 1,322, In 101,
to 27,057, an average of 1.707 la
1905, the increase being over 11 per
cent. In 1901 there were 198 week
ly, papers and In 1905 there were
174. ,
Commissioner Varner has no pa
tience with the opinion often ex
pressed that the day of the weekly
paper la passing. He thinks that
the above figures strongly prove the
contrary. He believes very much In
the mission and the future of the
first-class weekly and does not think
that any other class of newspapers
can fill the peculiar work of a coun
try weekly. ' The establishment of
rural routes favors the weekly
equally aa much as it favors the
dailies and other papers. , .".
The semi-weekly papers four years
ago numbered nineteen and the num
ber in the commissioner's last report
is the same-Thls report shows, how
ever, that there has been an Increase
in the circulation of semi-Weeklies
of about 29 per cent. In 1905 the
circulation was 38,530, over 27,480
in 1901, and the last average is 2028
over 1448 in 1901.
The .total number of all papers
published four' years ago .was 320.
Last year the number was 289,.a de
crease of 31. The combined circula
tion ift 190l' was 612,320. Now, it Is
754,816, an increase of more than
19 per cent. , -
, Commissioner Varner thinktf'f rom
this that the newspaper business Is
progressing as other businesses pro
gress in the State and that consider
ing everything, the showing made in
four years is very creditable. .
ARGUMENT SELMAN
CONNECTION CASE.
Attorney General XL IX Gilmer bat
received a telegram from the clerk
of th raited States Supreme Court
to the effect tbat tha argument la
th noted Selma connection rana of
tb Corporation Commlaaloa again!
the Atlantle Coast Une. will be call
ed the latter part of next week, us
before th rcceea. It had been
thought probable that the rase would
go over until th week of Febru
ary 19.
REV. W. A. GI'ERRV IV
. RAI.KIGIf XEXT St'XOAV.
Rev. W. A. Guerry, of Sewanee,
Tenn., Is expected to arrive in Ral
eigh this week. '
fCext Sunday he will . preach at
Christ Church in the morning and at
the Church of the Good Shepherd at
night
Mr. Guerry is one of the promi-
isent divines of th South, and large
congregations will doubtless be prev
ent at the services In those churches
next Sunday,, ,
Stops itching Instantly. Cures
piles, eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch,
hives, . herpes, acables Doan s Oint
ment. At any drug store. ' T
NEW LINE
LADIES' EVENING DRESS
SLIPPERS ?:;vv
Latest 1906 SpHng Styles
The most : modern Footwear and the best that
expert shoemakers produce is always at
S. C. POOL'S
- RALEIGH, N. C. ' ' "
Foor Sew Corporations.
Charters were Issued this morning
tar- the Chestnut Hill Drug Company,
of Salisbury. Capital $10,000 by 8, C.
Peaoock and others.
.The Scotland Neck Iron Works (In
corporated), capitar $3,000 by L. Alber
sette and others.
The Nahunta Brick and Improve
ment. Company, of Fremont., Capital
X5.20O by L. A. Hayes and others.
The Bethel Hill Institute and Busi
ness College. $2,000 capital by P. H.
Fountan ' and others, established a
School at Bethel Hill, in Person county.
CArrrtiXK wiis. cvre m utwt
ObeUaat tlaadara. II awvar
rails. Caa b vawd with awerwae ta
Ue Cla of keGrtrr. Colls, eta. i
uid ;
KM KKVT Tww faran.d
aa a 1m eorar labia Uwrd,
ply ta Mra. Jamaa Kit-rllng
117 West Hargett street
A-
TrUKlIX WOfU)T oa
be would Biot paa a 'king off oa
you tbat la not Imul.M. Ter
rall's grocery offcHaci ttbould
tereat every Ralrtsh houekeaperi
having la mlad sating In rroreryj
bllia. A complete and freah etcck i
or all tba giapbw Rd Oellgbtful
Tabl tMirMlea. Proinpt aervk. i
All 'phoaea, Oeorire S, Terrell.
TW KROXT RtJOMH for real, wltb
board. Splendid Ins i Ion. 9 Eaitt
Kdenloa a treat, opimxlie Capliol.
IK MtkK.lt T. WASHI;T0, the
world's great eat Negro, has writ-'
ten an autoblograh ; arils likci
lightalng; agents make 111 dally;
writ for" fre outfit. J. I- Nlrb-1
ois It Co.. Naplesvlllo. Ills. I
WISH TO AXXOl'Xt K TO MY
friends and patrons that I have
again engaged In tbe building and )
contracting business, and would
appreciate a share of your patron
age. W. M. Jliggsbec. Heir phone
1324, , - ,,. .,, .
A GOOD TALCTM POWDKK lias ba-
come a staple article and recog
nised necessity In every .household.
Tha Elyslan Bo rated Talcum Pow
der la to be classed among the hy
gienic preparations as it has a
healing and soothing effect to the
skin. Be sure, yon got Elyslna.
15 cents; all druggists.
WALTER IftALEIGH MOXOIEXT.
Woman's Club Devises Plan for Rais-
' ' Ing Funds. ';
The executive committee of the Wo
man's Club Is in session this after
noon In -the Olivia RaneyUbrary trusi
tees' room., , This session if called for
a conference Wltb Mr, N. B. Urough
ton and otheti gentlemen, and a plan
win be formulated and anncinecVl for
the purpose of raisin? fuh-.ls for the
monument to Sir Waaer Kalclgli. th)Ic
will be erected in this city. : -
Hail Orders a Specialty.
Mrs. Norton's Father . Dead.
Mr. John A. Oldham. Sr;, aged sixty
three years, died at his horn in Wil
nr'Dgton after an lllnfss of tea days.
He was the father of Mrs. C." O. Hor-
ton, of Raleigh.'1 He served through
the Civil War s a member of Company
C, Thirteenth r North Carolina Artll'
lery. He had three brothers In . the
same company throughout : the entire
war.. He leaves a wife apd four chil
dren. -, . . - " ,
NOTICE I hare' moved my shoe.
shop to 134 East Hargett street,1
over Robbins" grocery store. First-,
class work tit .reasonable , prices, j
J. E. Francis. . "' , , , . I
WANTED Salesmen to tell our Une '
of tobacco and t cigars; good pay.:
Permanent position. ? Pnw To-!
bacco Works, Bedford City, Va.
WANTED Two nnfurnlshed : room's,
with bath, convenient to State
Capitol, same to be occupied by
two young men. Address Lock
; 657. . " - ; .
' t 1 1 '"" :'
IyOST Fox Terrier, about 4 iinonthsl
old; . black and white spotted;
.short tail, black tip.'. Reward for
return to Fab H. Weathers. , ,
k GUARANTEE CURB FOR PILES,
etching. Blind, Bleeding; Protruding
Piles. Druggist are authorized to
refund money If PAZO OINTMENT
falls to cure In 8 or 14 days. 50c
0
The Badge of Decline
lis resting noon yon when the youth
i f ul vigor of your hair gives back.
I We wish w conld get you to try the
'XANTHINE." M ' "Kfeat
Nature's second course." , Iarvelous
in its efft-cts. Not a dyc.V The same
for any hair, bu XANTIIINE
! never fulls to restore t the original
j color to any hair In a few weeks.
Sfops soreness almost Immediately.
i Prevents dandroff; promotes growth.
Absolutely harmless.; Highest testi
monials. In use for many years.
i Price $1.00, At drnggists or sent,
express prepaid, foe $1.00 by us di-
jrect. Circulars Eladly sent. , '
XANTHINE C0IIPAN7,
j RICHMOND, VA,, ;
r just opened ' . ' 1
A NEW .WOOD YARD .
In -rear of Mills' Depot-; Orders j
promptly" filled for .Short or Long!
Wood.- Fnll measure at prices as low i
as any. CaU J. A. 8ENTER,
Raleigh 'Phone 708.
. . . r , . ;.. : ". " " i
f HORSES FOR -SALE, I
125 will buy one of the biggest!
bargains ever . offered in this city, !
consisting of Hambletonian trotting
and Toad mare (Bessie M.), bay la ;
color, C years old, 15 hands high; '
free, prompt roadster; can beat 2:25; j
has gone a trial in 2: 17 ; positively j
safe and reliable under any circum
stance for ladies or most, timid per
son to drive, and for a perfect family
mare she has no superior; she is
large enough f of un? use f also falling-top
buggy and harness, In' flrst
class order; will sell tomplete turn
out for 1126, or 'will separate. Also,
$100 will buy pair of heavy draught
horses, 8 and I years old, weighing
2,800 pounds; perfectly sound In
every way, cojor bay; will suit farm,
as they are used to all kinds of farm
work; I bought. them 18 months ago
right off a farm; large enough for
any heavy hauling; will sell sepa
rately. for $50 apiece; will allow 10
days' trial; positively no horse doal
ers need '.apply,. Further information
can be had by calling in person, tele
graphing or 'phoning. Bell telephone
Poplar 104 2-A, as I will not pay any
attention to letters. Residence 2818
Oxford street, Philadelphia, Pa.r x
Tcisi-T:: "ttu tiv-t-vl-V Lr.:i.-J.r.- : .a . .
kill :ri is j Liit i. LTtzzl ii it vi ir ..:;
Tihes tl.i ill utertsled ::i iv.r- : . . t v
trt c! lis mrt;..; Ixrtr
LAJDIEa' 1IAT3,
A l-a aa I a aia H It ta an j4 ta (V -.-. la.
AaWlstai atW tatr alt a aa atSM.h Wmih, r -a I
4apaiaa tM a ta4 Tartaa k ta, a aw M aa www ir..i..M
I awata ejaawlMtrw ta (twtt'r aJI taataa. I nwi.lj lntsv4 tl W
awkd at Ik lHi. 4M ton aa4 S. XI tw m-m a i ,' lm,
, ISO a4 lk talava ! IVM; T -0 aaj wj
' , Hat far It Vv aM .! wlxla,
Mth 4v 9tw afcil M kNry I.mim, a k lbra, M i( v
lawaaa, (m-mH ad rrwa,r-t tit vhllMU 6c awanh
a I fttar. tor tV,
, t , ULDILS' EVENING CAPES.
Trad ai ! "twi""I a aa ffmmmuf Aa and talerawl aa
( aa tWa fact that Iba aka aad I,t4ka are ad Ibia rania'a WoA.
IdJkS Ctwrra tape far TJK.
STYLISH LONG COAT SUITS.
la af4l mt laf lat Hurt llaa aty'ira aa all nt iha vrry ta-aa aa4 rtea
gaatly anaite f kwl rrlala t!al I4 rarry yvai lar latw lUm apriag, WW
alt glLOO, dlCOw aad Knt w at .HQ, I2.IW mo4 giaO. AU
MISSES'-THREE QUARTER LOOSE COATS.
ktaii'ttbaa Value grrtaf I Uw Itriawu Mra wtas bare waMad. Tb
4 w iMrw la brfurw aa r. , I or tb lHila aaiae or tba yvg lad
ad alar froaa I IN rear, and wwrth aa la T..V, fur tA.ftt.
Aajoilter KM wurtb mp lo OO, fiar .t.5d.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES.
If e w-rve aake4 wtilrh wr-re the brat talarw It wrtwld be bard I
dtarriaaJaat where all are wa pwi.
IUta-w' Kid llatlaa It-inta, Mu k tin, e ring hevL radaed to SV.
nuldrrw'a Nock Tip Kid ! l Koy Brwad Hhnra, fletHdo S I
, V. ' - - .
(ear laly Rrftoul Khne la wllhnut a peep
Mrj A lo ............. TO '
Mara 4 111. ...fl.OO
Mara til. ta 3 1.3.1 .
IkaUnaUa 'Hrhool Khor are of that lardy kiad that rMnrls yoa to .
eome again, i i .-
Mere S lo .fl.lMI """" 1
w u to ii......... lis r" :rrnzi
Mat-a lit, le3....X. IJJ -a- '
rhlldrea'a "Walkla" Hlioea, In Vki Kkl, IWix Calf and Patent
Itaiber, extra heavy tarn anle. Are Ideal drraa 1mm- for little folka.
Sisea S to H, $I.M and f 1.2. i
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, BED SPREADS. . 1
loaprrtioai of quality and ronipartoi of prtrr Is courtrd oa the ,
entire aaaorimcnt of IUHnkrta romfortablee and Red Hreda.
Every item in thii'ad" are bargains all marked;
goods from our regular stock Done to clear them out at
once and the prices quoted will move them. " ,
BUY- AN OVEtfcVAT AT A SAVING
ITalf of Jatiuary; .nil of February and I -March tbe .
worst months of theyearr--havc yet to come.' In fact, "
AVintcr has just set in, therpfore it is not too late to buy
a New Overcoat, and then, .too, at the- ' ; ," -
' PfesentlPrevhiling Prices .
You can well affordto purchase now for next season's ,
wear. Our Orcrcoat stock is probably the 'most inter-vi
cstinp; in the State and. prices have been split and .the
big end severed, leaving "onVf a small margin for you to '
py., . ' : : ; v :-:
: The special inducements" also include the alwavs
sen-iceable Cravanctte. L . rj ! ' v- ' x
a " ' a- . -M
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE ATTENTION SAME-DAY
Cross
-W-. w-iwwi-iw : . ax : -7 ' : : m
;i 1ULCJJU1VJULI... . ie i . .1
& LiifehM'UoEipQiiy
, Dr. Pelve OlHSon-BclTor. who has been
the instructor in the department of
systematic botany at Stanford for the
last two years' will soon establiah an
extensive botanical station In Southern
Mexico, where he will' experiment '. in
rubber and coffee for lie benefit of the
planters of that region.
A NEW. COW FE"ED
DISCOVERED
And is being introduced on this mar
ket under the name of Dried Kugar
Beet Pulp, It is the only Feed known
that will produce the same result in
Winter that June pasture produces in
spring. If you don't believe it give
it a trial and convince yourself.
Carolina Feed1 Store,
309 Wilmington Street.
Thones Raleigh, 120.
' ... Interstate, 842. '
jc:::i v:. mayo
civil- e:;2;;:er
Mcmbch aa. Soc. o. C.
WATER POWER k MUNICIPAL WORK
Inrlndinr Waterworks, S-wer,
Electric l.ithlinp. streets, Hiihwny
and I'ak ituproveiueiL4. -No.
9 Srvrlh i1am St.. Prlenburt. V
2500 JUICY ORANGES
. v:: -x 12 crura n oozzrj ' ' . :
- : 20 t;znrh ncczz:j r
TKe. X D. Ctoo. Co.
-r r -- L i--'-j -
WE SELL i
i SOVEREIGN I.I0CIIA AIJD JAVA C3: II.
i-roi'M) tins, 3,-,c; s-poinu ti.n-;, ?i. x
i It is si'Ki'teil Im'iiiih,- thoroiiiily cleaned, rnrefii!!y roasted nnd
blended by experts of reputation Their guarantee is bark C-t every
impound they oiler for sale. , Vnder this giinraiitee wo f ii'an'O
;to you. Tiy n can; if it is not jU8t what you want, if t'so fjvor
or cup quality is not entirely satisfactory, return it to v.h nnl we
i i;i refund to yon the price pid for it, ,
D. T. JOHNCOI