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COMPANY
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1tri4 Smm aa aaa U r to ; aiu4 aa at at atehaaaa .la a K
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ITI4 fkrttk Mi 4br w V
7
Mstard llakft. till 1 1 mil il Mark
Oaaapisy.
T roKiiwar to tfca km k rom-
naay iKat ku Oared ar thai aa
aoa 44 a Uri bona r7
la.rt tU, it raltlee
IUlrixll Majr liar 'amoa Orrhra.
rra f Half Hm)rr4 Mairlaaa
U Ar1Ua Ja Tat mi (cp.
Tti ofponnlty la ao Ufora the
mltora and naatc-lorla; propl of
Rll(k to Mf vhrtliar khall hara
till . acaaoa tb Krandcat mailral
la fh blatorr of laa cltj.
Tka faqioui condunor, Walter
Damraarh,' and lha, New. York Rytn
pboar Orraaatr of half a hundred
mufcleJaaa will paaa through North
Ifcfolrna lha I tit week' la April on
ihla.thHr flraf aonthera lour.1 ,
Thla aaprb oraanltatioa trill .not
be hoard la more than alt aouihem
cliiea aa they, co ao further aoutU
. ttiaa South Carolina and It It rreatly
"AO be det red by all InteiWad In the
niuslral and enltoral development of
thls.aectUta lhax they ahall.be beard
' In'Hakelch, the raplial of (hit great
p ;
'lfi accorapUfth tkla It U aeeeasary
k'l'f onr.cfiUint'Blnilfy their khlre
ofi'tiaVlngrthlB orgatilatlon' Visit,
" b .fadkarybhs : for aneh' tlekt.,aa
. each peraon may. wlMh and In . Qffl
eleaF nomher "to i aanure' hoth" the
Dam Mac B management and the local
management that the required aura
; Itcteaaal-y to aecure for Balelgfi a
date win be.torUjcomlng. , . ;
A number of the prominent people
of the, clty ha t already subscribed
liberally and the vent now prom
r l?ea to ba not only the greatest in
' th history of Raleigh but as well to
bti'ot. social Importance Inasmncb as
. ' such spontaneous Interest in the pro
ject haa been taken by the official
; and social leaders In the community,
. The follolwng have ' already sub-
scrlhod:- Governor Robert B. Glenn,
lJeutenant Governor Francis D. Witi
, iton; Mre, R. S. Tucker, Mrs. Ashby
Lee Raker, Mrs. John vH.m Winder,
. Mrs. Charies B. : JbhnBoh.'Mra. B.
Andrews, Mrs. B. Cameron, Mrs. ;A.
' B. Hawkins, Mrs. CharlSs McKinj
, , ttoa, Mrs. R. B. Raney, Mrs.- B,'..B.
,;. Moffltt, Mr. J.. M.. Heck, Mrs. W. J.
Andrews, - Dr. 0eiia : IMxon-Carroll,
Mrs. Walter Grlniop, Mrs.", Wm.v B.,
Grimes, Mrs H; W. Mljler, Mra. 3'. t).
A: Boushall, Mrs Sherwood Higgs, Mrs.
y Henry M. Wilson, Mrs. PT. Ward.
;! Mies Jane JWard, Mrs.. ;Thos. 8.
: ' Kenan. Mrs. Ashley Home, Mrs. Su-
nles Fuller, Joseph G. Brown, v Leo
D. Heartt. Rev. Alfred XH. , Moment,
D.D.,- Qen. Carl A, Woodruff, , Dr.
Richard -H. Lewis, Gen. Julian S.
t : Carr, A,' J. Ruffln, Dr. ; H. A.' Roys
ter; IV - - x t - v '
' , The railroads will be asked to
"grant excursion rates for. the occa
sion .and iwill brine many of the
. ' . vrominont people from Durham, Hen
derson and other surrounding towns.
If Raleigh' is to keep' pace with
other cities of like Importance in the
: 1 ' $3.50 LADIES' SHOES r
V .: $2.50
I, 7 - V , '
I offer as a special a number of pairs of late style
' :j - Ladies' Shoes, ; - t"- ';; "
1 a-!V Guri Metal Color, , ;
At a great reduction of $1.00. It is not every day
you can save a dollar on Stylish, High-Grade Foot
wear. Only a limited number, of pairs. Be quick.
r'Sl.G.'POQL
- ,. R ALU I G II, N. C.
M k far mmm Bc4
; ;M mm4 pmri it rf hitM Imwn,
I j Ma jla4 an Krt Tat . ta rwt
flWi Ml rUaa taal Aa- , nuaxalti Mw raa.atia,
ajra ,j hi . Ma aaa Nl la Urtina tt
, at laknra mWI ta la.tia
Ctrl ,
As Ratarday. FVkraarj 1. av'
praarkaaj itlk Utfrvw la laa ar
aoaallty of tha daachltfr of Ik ra
tdt laroaaaa. ttaa to oot aalita
la aaoavaajiloaalltj. frrahafwa tm4
latautalvrataaja, kr fatttar. Hc
arteg iria op ropa ladder I) lag
a iba. aide. of aa otwaa lr was
tkarartertatk of tha Rooaevaita. Bad
ao aba may be aaid lo be a (U
.rharwlag o off tka family block.
Fae la bat il years old. a ad eror
alar aha left school aba k&a livid la
tht putll ey, Tka 1lfit tkat kaata
apoa I he throne has boat apoa all ber
romlncs aad goings, and the has
atond the last remarkably wall. She
hja beon a natural, spontaaeoua
youag girt, and yet at no time baa she
done anything tkat railed for criti
cism. As ber wedding day approach
es ao unklad Words are said or print
ed by friend or foe. Not that she has
any foe, '"bnt her father haa, and
even they apeak kindly of oar Amer
ican princess.
Miss Alice Is perkapa more talked
about in thla wide country, and
really round the world, that any
other woman In It, and only kind
words coma to her eye and oar. Many
kind thoughta of her are taking the
form of marital gifts, and It would
not ba surprising ' Indeed If '- those
gifts Coming all tha way from Tsl
Ana capital to Havana dM not ex
ceed those of the'PHnceaa Ena, or
of any, other bride the world baa ever
known. BlrmlngKm Age-Herald.
IS BKF.lt A aXXM,rROni'CT?
Department ' of Agricaltawe ' Takes
rp Inveatlgatloo, . .' ,
Washington. Fak . 6j--That beer
is a food product and thawHt is fast
coming to be classed with the least
harmful beverages, is a claim now
receiving the close attention of tha
government experts connected with
the department of agriculture. The
department of agriculture is, and
has been for some time, pursuing an
Investigation of the nature, effects
and value of beer.
Doctor W. H. Wiley, chief of the
bureau i of chemistry, of the depart
ment of agriculture, is especially In
terested in the subject; having refer
red to it frequently in lecture's. Doc
tor Wiley is not yet ready to make
any, statement or report on -the ques
tion as to .whether beer is a rooa
product. -
I will siiv this much." he said to
day, "that the. use1 of beer and wines
aids in the work of temperance. TO
Illustrate, tnere is not near so much
intemperance in Germany, ,' where
wines and beer are used to such
great extent, as there is in Scotland
where spirituous liquors are princi
pally used."
- Germany. Great Britain and the
United States, in the order named
are-,th-Harge8t producers of malt
beverages, and s the general good
health of the Germans,' English ' and
Americans is pointed to as strong
proof of the-argument that . beer" Is
a food product and : that its con
sumption aids, Instead of retarding:
the work of temperance. ,
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1 1 M tan oU M ik iai
Wllitant It lrraa aS Aitava K
T- ia antr umjb CfciHwiH
tarr of I T. N C A. U laa lti4
Hmaa. Ha la a jan tttar trw-a4 (
faaat Oaafcy. tka talaWI fmri aaa rata
(rttal a4 saaaj kkt taal acaiVi al
Rrrarlu Wttia. na Itaut'i prra rr
Itas prramiad Cwlama.a t'nlrrra l altk
mfaaa af aj I Iba ftvaaUa atat paprra
laauad for wanv )-aara. ar thria
data aa far fcarksa lint All tha It at.
at an srrraDteM 4nrls iw :a cl il
bavr haan nrHada4 Hi tkr rift.
Tha Ormaa ar v irrjn of A-rrr-Ira
ara (olna to praarni a punth boa I
to Iba amparar and miim, f Ger
man r on FVbruarv II lha ocrjalnn fK
lhair ailvar w-addloa annliiraai . Th
bnwl la In lha form at a tailor, ralxj
four and nne-ha!f ful frn'n ih- fl a
IHI a ivdaatal.
Tlia quaan of Hnrinnd in slwayo ilo ng
a klnrfnras. A woman ll In- nar Han-
rinaham racanilv gava btrth tn a
child, and Ihr ouera Inalatrd on bclna
godmmhar. After tha rhrlairnlna nh
aent to the uuraarv anil aroia upon
ha winlow wli '"cr 1lamont ring:
GoO a hlrasJiia on thla houaa ami all
'ho llv In It."
William flandolnh He?.nit rtrnal to
rongraas tvla after a month or mora
or sojourn In the pleasnnt pliers nt
California. He ram with a rush. Ha
dashed through lha swinelns doors of
the hoii io antrance jt lih an imnrtuoa- '
tty that sent them both flying bark o it
of his way and. ruxbed dmrn tha mrrU
dor like ftarrla's anan, who'wis "In such
hAiTv.that-whrrrvar tut was aoUic
lie waa sure to bn tbera vary soon.:
lino the coat room-snart Mr. Hurst
with the same display of energy, rtppsd
off his coat and started Tor Ma seat.
Thrca or four running steps down th
aisle took him to his place, and w ith the
air 6f a 'mm who, bv desperate ffot.
and strenuos hste bad arrived lust In,
time to csst the deciding vote for tha
bill tvat stives tho nation h dropped
Into his seat and .'turned to listen to
the. debate on the railway r,U regula
tion. New York Times.
'Mixed Urrlajres."
Another unhappy ending of anoth
er international marriage in which!
European "blood" was regarded and. I
taken as an equivalent for American '
money ,. ought not to surprise Or to'
shock anybody. This Is not the moat i
conspicuous failure among such, mar-
rtagea. ' But It Is a grievous failure,
and the chief consolation the unhap
py victim has should, be the con
sciousness that bier fate is a warning
to her sisters.
Such marriages are "un-American"
In another sense than that of being
international. ;v International . mar
riages may be entirely happy and sat
isfactory.. Everybody knows ih
stances of such. But a, marriage
which is ."arranged" between a male
foreigner and a female. American, aa
the basis of an "alliance" the
"Quid" being carefully set off against
the "quo," and in-which personal in
clination plays a Braal part, such, a
marriage seems almost foredoomed
to failure. One titled foreigner who
married, an American girl had : the
bad taste, according to American no
tions of bad taste, to avow, In ad
vance -that the marriage had been
"arranged' between his friends and
hers. ' Excepting in a smalt, sophisti
cated, and alienlced section of Amer
ican society, such an avowal would
have cost him his bride. As a rule
American girls do not make mar
riages of ambition. , When they do
they must take the . consequences.
And evidence multiplies that the con
sequences are not likely to be satis
factory. New York Times. , -
Change In Pullman Service Seaboard.
i j TI t. Seaboard annouttoM: t Effective
JUnuary 30, - they will Inaugurate
through Pullman service between Jer
sey City and Memphis, Tenn., nrst car,
Boutbbound, to- leae Jersey iClty" 12.26
p. m., ' January S0;.' Brat,. carw northr
bound, to' leave Memuhl February 1.
This wlil give jaBsengers throusrh
sleeping car service New l"ork W Mem
phis without change and, the chra will
consist of the Pullman Company's fin
est eaufpmentijTor reservations from
Xorth " Carolina points, call on your
nearest agents write, t telegraph or' tel
ephone the unTer'ia'ned. , 1 , i
i " t Hj attis.,t. V. a., ,
' , ' 1 " '" Raleigh, N. C.
, Soothes . Itching skirt. Heals cuts
or burns without a scar. XuVes piles,
Bait rheum,' any itching, tooan's Oint
ment.. Your druggist sells It. ;
ELIBROIDEIIEO SHIRT WAIST
For a few days we will show a very hand
some line of Hand Embroidered shirt waist
patterns. These goods come from one of the
foremost Importers of New York City. There
Is-only one of a kind and are beautiful in
quality and designs. Remember there is only
one of a kind and the early customer gets the
best choosing.
V
Prices
B0YLAN -
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Emphatic Ba.rfia.ins in
; v V OVERCOATS
" This is Our Season to Offer Special Values.
Iks Veek It Is Overcoats'.
The Reductions are Enormous
As Will Be
1
2 $22.50 Overcoats go for cash at
a-uaiWBT $20.00 Overcoats go for cash at
fHiakJL $16.50 Overcoats go for cash at
MUWS $15.00 Overcoats go for cash at
fiMLIEjJk ' $12.50 Overcoats go for cash at
$10.00 Overcoats go for cash at
Cravenetts Coats are also included in this telling
&
MHMVINTRjB STOVE SALE.
; . AVE AlfK HWIVO A ; '
clearance sale
heating'stoves. ,
ALL ALONG THE LINE WE
, HAVE LPE AN EXTRA .
DEEP CUT.. NOW IS THE
TIME Xp GET THE GREATEST
STOVE BARGAIN OP VOt'R
lilFE "-"'" " "' , i i
HART-WARD HARDWARE CX).
i.
Rnlclgh, V. C
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L ? . -.aaaSBBBl
from $2.50 to $15.00
PEARCE COMPANY.
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Observed by the Following Figures :
Brought
Mail Orders given immediate attention.
i VOLS. 137th AND 138th
Price $1.50, or
Some recent reprints, with annotations
Vols. 19, 21, 47, 48, 40, 54, 65, 66, 57, 58,
Vols. 51 and OA ready in a few days.
Public and Private Acts, 1905
;SS!:.?vi'''?'&5- ' ' '''1 " ' '' ' !'.
; Now Ready. Price, $1.50 and $1.80, postpaid.
NEW CODE now ready. Your orders solicited.
ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO.
HELMS' CROUPaUNE
- ' , AN EXTERNAL REMEDY
- For Cronp, Colds and Whooping Cough In children; Colds, Sore- t
- - ness -in Cheat and Cold in Head in adults. Physicians prescribe
It nnd get the best of restdts. Don't take any substitutes, as
they are not as good. .Sold, by all druggists,
. 25c. TOR TWO OUNCE BOX. , 1
. , J. D. HELMS, UANUPACTURINO CHEMIST,' '
310 S. Elm St., Opposite McAdoo Hotd' ' ' Greensboro, N. C.
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PATTERNS
$16.88 XilL
$15.00
$12.38
$11.25
$9.38
$7.50
reduction sale.
on.
Court Reports
REPORTS NOW ON SALE.
$1.80 Postpaid.
by Chief Justice Clarks,
50, 70 anil 71 Kt and 81.
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Under , and''pursuabt,'tb''a,h "ifdar. ef
the Superior Court ot Waks county.
rnade la the special proceedlnaf 'entitled
Laney Maynard et aU vs. Kancy A.
Sears, being numbered 1572 on the spe
cial proceeding docket of ' said court,
the undersigned will on 'v'K
WEDNEgDAT, rkBRtTAftt. fl'." 1(X.
at 12 o'clock m., at tha Ctourt House
noor in me cuy ot naieign, nonn var ,
ollna, offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash the following described
lands, lying and being In Wake county: '
First Tract: Adjointng the lands of
Rufus Upcharch. Ellen Barbe. and
others, -and bounded as follows, via:
Beginning at a stake the Dower corner
running, west M V-t tolea to pointers,
Hudson's " Corner: thence -south with
Hudson's Una 117 potas to fc btackgum
stake: thenoe east 10 1-2 poleH to a
stake. Dower corner, the other Dower
corner; thence north UT '"poles to Vhe
beginning, containing 44 acres more or
lees, and Being the : same : land Which
was conveyed to P. P. Sears by Mary ,
H. MltcheU by deed dated March J,
1871. and recorded In the office of the
Register of Deeds of Wake COtinty, in
book 71, page 330. See also" book 71, .
page 332. , ;i .
Second Tract: Adjoining the lands
ot Aaron Scott, P. B. Sears, Seth
Broadwell and others, bounded ns fol ;
lows, viz: Beginning nt a stake 'In .
said Penrs" nnd Fuller's ffomep, ruh
ning south 54 3-4 poles io tt stake and
pointers in Seth " Broadwell's lln!
thenoe north 871-2 degrees west. 6! 1-4 '
poles to a stake and pointers; thence ;
north 2 degrees east 79 poles to a Stake
and pointers; thence east 19 s-4 poles
to a stake; thence south 30 poles to n
stake; thence east 30 poles lo the tie-
ginning; containing 20 acres -and 49
poles more or less, and being the same
land which was -conveyed to P. E.
Sears by Ruflln Fuller and wife ' by .
in book 71, page 331 in the office of the
Register of Deeds of Wake county. - c
Third Tract: Adjoining the lands.
of W. B. Upchurch and C. P, Upchuroh.
and others, bounded as follows,- vlaf,
Beginning at a stake in W.. p. iJp
churCh land C. F. Upehurch's -corner: ;
thence west about Ob poles to B. ,
Upehurch's corner In -O. F, Upehurch's
line; thence south 94 4-5 poles to the
Piltsboro road; thence with said nmd
about 40 "pofrs to John iTpchurcih's cor
nar: thence north- to W. D. Unchurch
ami C. X'pchHrch's romeB to the be-
ginning; containing,; W 1-4 j-acres,. and
being the same land that was Conveyed
to "P. B. Sears hy 3ohn Vpchurch and
wife by deed dated January: 43, 1009.' :
This lSth day -of January,-1906. '. V ,'
t ;. Jt.-lC.. SIMt9, Commisstoner.
EXKCUtdWs NOTICE. '
Having qualified1 as 'executor of i.h
estate of Clara itand, deceased, thia la
to nrrt I f y. all : persons . having claims
against said estate to present thero-to
the undersigned for payment ori or be
fore 'the 23th day of January, '1916, or
this notice will he plead in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted to tlx
estate will please settle without further
demand. . 1 1
Tl)ls January 29, 1908.
i - WILLIAM MrtCHELTJ,
Executor of Clara Rand, deceased.