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MOXDAT. reWltJART 11. 1M.
4a'r ( Abrahua Ltecotm. BaaMaa
lc( eaa of iba pra-amlnaoOy craat maa
lha 4ba cwibMT araAtoad Ja tba
liu( fw iirDaraaQVa m tba.toatb'a
tnpA ta b4. aad hla birth amstt to ba
obrfr4 ta.lhle part .at Um. country
far mora'nerallr tbaa it la. for at a
tuiitar a faot ,Va hanUr 'toaam tt ta
ui day aa.ve for aoma of tha new from
the nonharn stock 'eschanaaa. I , '
, Tbaaontb flmla if bard tooatampm4
, XJWaa U beat Weo4 but of bor-dbra-tt
tha aa-ful ayof forty yaara
' lao aacauta kl""aa '.the 'hand that
altoetf'tba anjaticloatloft -procUmittoa.
.- that waa- a war raaaaura and wblja fx
'aJ. responaiUe, comlncaa It did aAd
at tba ttma t did, tor mucb or iha cbaoa
fhft foJlowadi Ull 1t.U.a fact ,eiat jra?
iiiu i aubaaqtwnt yeara'hava prated
bt tha aboUtton of alarary .waa the
treat Induatrlai boon to tha aouth, and
fhe chaoa that fallowed' would not have
Allowed had K not boen for that dare
devil madcap act -bt the handsomest
and perhaps vainest man in America at
that time v , , .
v He killed for some reason that has
iiever yet been found out a leonine con-
' tractive .atateaman who loved all the
people-of hi contir with a yearning
for tbei -well belnff that is at seldom
seen as Jt ja often talked about.; ."Then
' you and 1 and ait of ua fell down. -V
For moaths - beforo .; bia ' death the
faun -tutted,' giant ' had Jtood up
Ag-alnat the pollUclaiui that beset him
. to retard tha aoUtn aa, a conquered na
Uoiu'VjHa fought terrible' fight and
was. Vinnlim; M-the, south bad had op-
portMaJty.to aee time and again. ;
;.,Ue jwould nevei have consented to the
enfranchisement of the - negro, for he
bad uald ao ovef and over again, nor
the thousand 'and one indignities
that 'came in its train., And congress
knew Ihahe would, veto and they
Would have to get that two-thirds ma
Jrfry;.,HeiWtts one of the. few men In
.public1' Life at the national- capital that
' knew, the wur, wn, ver 'after. General
' Jtjce had. surrcudorcd. ' '
I f XA -.Vi ..- ":. Wi ,i'"-v."ji ";i t- ' !
, "'An otlll tf;BuV6 to wouder and ln-qan-a
what' day is tuls man's birthday.
r. -t" ; r
;'( Je Horofs of the lull. '
f vTI) ..nerve,. afut 'courage of :Eugtnt!er
-John KbbortBon in: the weck'on the
(Seaboard Air.' Line latft; week, who
thought 'of Ills aasengers rather than
, himself, ia-worthy of- aH praise." -11 he
had Jumped without waiting to Apply
, hts air brakes,' many lives might have
been lost, but he stood at ids posV un
til .his duty was done, t He is none the
loss a hcror though .no partial pensman.
paints hts, praise. Charity and. Chll
I'he . factrtbat this same heroism Ja
displayed almost ' bvery day does not
take away any of the praise and glory
, that rightly belong to the Raleigh en
gineer, but it shows that the men who
;sit in the cab and look, to our safety
. ,' we .whirl along, are-; the .type and
-kind that deeerv6 the plaudits -of the
Wdrld,. It. invariably happens V that
tliey ould save: themselves, by jutnp-
ug, but they seldom do ft and they are
. crushed, roasted and scalded to1 death
, I because they know that duty demands
, that they stick to thd post,' They stick
and die. .. The public, concerned only
- In the .welfare- of the passengers,- sel
dom stops to regret the slaughter, and
jthe real heroes are quickly forgotten.
, TTkto is always certain element ut
: C mjit in the handling of trains., Clr
j.:U';, anct'8 over which human bein
li ive ro control bring sudden disaster,
i , . ( w is -i wc think that brave rat n
reei B. ta a . tart ba taf
a-aal at a eve Ml ar ia IW U
mnu ta4 w4 eai a la lh
a ttav e WuMt ii wc'ii eaa
sanaai af Ikai etas ta
mm ea aye a WaieattMa. rjw
stews' a fee emianiaS ewe, ta II
Cnwrgfe aaraa4 rtt4.
Own f la tkisis le a (hs
Ui Ka M 1Mt1eta4 aaiswaia
la sty thfa4 earuOa Wal ta
atel Is Ut twa e( M lal i
LrtMtg yiw i ait nt M mmm
Ike trMrt to toad Cleit , Ml
Maa MaUia to
t- Ik tottareaa lajertad IM tW
MM Vf ! of tee aeiniit W At
hMi Um rwtotc atlgM bar mm
Utt A fcaad awerud rrt aa
euatoca Um Iktrd aaavr ftwa earae
tog ttoitca. Here af late Um JvwtmJ
and 4be OMMthettuei have mi Mik
ImbIi Wat tWr raH lto ftt: mi
train itt. ' We are kkferwed tbat
terttr ftU) ef per4-rias eatw4l
eeUUahnca teuk a bead prtwary, ;ac
reeutt bitwg tbat Bmlta feed alartera
support are a ad UowcH ee . Tbe Ceo
tHetlon. aiul to be boat at that gniae.
sent tellers to local trains and the acet
censee tbat tweaty paaacngere w4
tor Uowett erhh a Hoke Smith man
to sight. Tbe JowreaU U-h is tbe
Bmlth orgaa and a trifle more yellow,
new odertakae ta prove that ne avx-h
train was operated and tbat tbe Howell
people staffed the traveling ballot bos
with UM ballots cast by a carload et
melea Aad so tt goea. Afternoon and
morning tbe dtiseas are fed on party
politics and tbey are growing desper
ate, with the election more than six
months off. There are ether candidates
for governor, of course., but little is
beard of them. They are crowded out
to make room for the' heavy-weight
Tbe campaign Is not helping the Mate
or tbe statesmen so anxious to occupy
the
manalon on Peachtree street. M
was amusing attlrst," "though it has
reached that stage where It la more
ridiculous than 'dlgnlOeid. The real
Issue confronting the poeple Is hbw to
And and elect some other man, ' '
Worthless Testlmooy.
Testimony by so-called 'handwriting
experts is much like a two-edged sword
calculated to cut both ways. In the
Mann trial in New Turk one "expect''
testified tbat the endorsement on a pa
per, was written by Col. Mann and
another smears that the signature in
nOiWay resembled that of the black
mailer under indictment. In many
notable murder cases this sort of evi
dence has played no small part, but
nowadays Jurors are less Inclined to
accept IU We bave in mind a case
from another state, the main facts of
which are of interest, A farmer was
arrested for killing his wife. She wai
lying In bed, with the. bed clothes up
to her chin, and when the neighbors
found her, her head had been blown
off by a shotgun, when there was noth
ing to Indicate that she could possibly
have pulled the trigger.- The husband
was convicted. He secured a now trial,
was convicted again, and finally the
supreme- court held that the verdict
was right. -The next step was to ap
peal lor executive clemency and to
make sure bis position the governor
employed one of those New York ex
perts to deterndna whether or not the
woman had written a note 'which was
the basis for tho suicldo theory. Tills
note, to which the woman's name was
signed, said brledy, "I committed sui
cide," but tbe argument was advanced
by the prosecution that the husband
had written it to- divert suspicion. At
any rate,., the governor, ignoring' the
evidence and 'the Tverdictaf ; three
courts, commuted the sentence and the
murderer was not nanged. 6e was not
set free, however, and he Is in the pen
itentiary today although as a simple
proposition of law he is unjustly held
If he was saved from tba gallows by
the ex-parW evidence of a fakir who
was never sworn. He is either a mur
derer or a persecuted puui and yet en
this flimsy testimony he received the
half-way. punishment when he should
have been hanged of acquitted. The
best thing to do ts to tct such testi-
mony alone.
ta the Grand Stand, Toa.
. The Sutesvllle Landmark, for in
stance, which la supporting Mr. 81m
mons, with alt the warmth of its na
ture and being; Is of the opinion that
this talk of defeating hint with Glenn,
Aycock : or anybody . else is idle.--
nsiuiBu limes. , .
The Times was never more mis
taken In Its life. The Landmark did
hot support Senator Simmons when
he was a candidate before, and is
not supporting him now. ' It might
support him if somebody' more to Its
notloa does not come to the bat. A
Ksea is fcC.4 M
To 'l Um brnXa.
Tbe sUi v.fc ebtd be
la tbe sn so truta Stw lure
Ut a !' e aaw.W ed
tkis sayre tbat Um awe'bera RaU
way feesaear "M'" tame feeetas
Na tbe asMnat af It ees.sM rr
'aryeeaa af diiilaaiaaC Tbe aaatb-a-
era baa smm tbaa aay acber uM
aad aavacy aided tbe ftaelh ta taantog
mm. Me aaterat ristsrtsi and Ha eere
mmm it tea aa a aaore eateaalee acate tt )at
tbat saare afaatage U tba
. eartloa aalltbary tast-
Ml CM I UTTUS.
The err4 ItMaaat
TVr ai tae Valee to
Matm, aad aar IM to toM
a tto rve (Ward toet bat aaaat
ithwy ca Ttaia.
Tar awaetaiiiit aaalaiaiae M aa
4MHeita atatlaas to Iratoad M bat
ter Um ihmHit aar that tolaad. CHar
Ltol aaratsac bare beaa awat tale rear
to tMwmete tee Irtoh aveMry latrreeta
Tbe total aambrr af Irttara, pa para.
etr. furward4 by to tbe Oeretaa
empire last vaar waa UdbM Cn-
ktad and Pranre was aest a life CaK.-
ate. rot sad i.e.ot.eo, reapeptlvety.
It is ealy alihla a rMory thai by
artdlsalloa ar tba rreaa arardlng of
pleats baa bars practiced. Yet U saeene
le have barn lu linrd Bacon's mlad. as
a thUMr to be achieved, more tbaa 9e
years ago.
Tbe transportation of tbe Russian
aoMlers from VhuMvoatock to llitasla ky
stramahlp will cost IK for each troop
aad UN for each officer. Contracts
have been let. eo far for the tranapor
tattoo af about St, tot men. -
It costs money to live In South Africa
K woman resident In Johannesburg
pays IM a month for her cook and !
a moeth to a Hindoo earvant. In India
ape .would have had to pay only U a
month for the Hindoo's services.
tt ta expected that the Yosetntte Val-
UW in California m soon be made as
socesaaMe to vnmors in wimvr aa
summer, through the completion of the
atw railroad, which- Is being built from
Merced to .the entrance to the park.
-'capb Towsr (South Africa) Jewry re
cently dedicated a new synagoaue, a
magnificent structure, capable or seat
ing l.SOS persona. The president of the
congregation. Councilor - H- Idbermaa,
J. la also mayor of Cane Town.
Not satlsned with the usual grafting
adopted by floriculturists,, a French-
man. M. Pollard ef Paris, has started
Into transform vegetables.. Already he
has succeeded In turning a radish Into
a potato according to a recent consul
ar report ' - . ': '..t , . ' '
' "VThll some Cambridg students were
pulling down a fence "for fun" the oth
er day tbe owner of the fence entered
so warmly into the humorousness of
the occasion as to empty a bucket of
hot tar over one' of the festive under
graduates.
MEN AND WOMEN.
Henry,, Labouchere's beautiful
daughter, the Marchesa Dt Rudini,
will soon visit this country. As a
girl she was the toast of London.
f Frederick. ,,' Morris of Kew York,
purchased 'In - Boston last . week for
$8,950 the first four folios of Shake
speare which were printed .in, Lon
don Beween IS23 and 1685. , .
.It is said that Prince Louis Napo
leon, now, in the RuBsIan service - as
governor general of tne uaocasus,
recently objected to having soldiers
fire on unarmed mobs of workmen.
1 11 :',x. 'i
The Mayor of Santiago has sug
gested 'that the plantation of which
San Juan Hill la a part to be pur
chased by the Cuban government as
a woddlng present :from that country
iri Tlaa Alloa nmuiavblt '- 3
w STsiwif aMH) atvwyv v vi
Prbf.- Francis E. Llord. of tic do-8
1, of t(e
partment of "biology of Teacher' Col
legCi Columbia University has ye-
signed to accept' a position Id con
neetion with the Desert Labdratory
of the Carnegie Institution.'
Dr. Phillip P. Wells, llbraflad' In
Yale Law School and lecturer in his
tory in tha academic department; has
resigned to accept - aa appointment
in the legal department of the Na
tlon Bureau of Forestry at Waahing-
Prince Kblllhoff, -who has acquired
fame in connection - with the Trans
Siberian Railway, renounced his title
and estate when a young man, and
emigrated to this country ,f where he
worked at a bolt machine at a salary
ot ?.l0 a week; 'i'ti $
Lord Jdasham, one of the most re
markahte men of his generation, has
Just died in London. , By his inven
tiveness he created at least three new
Industries wool combing by ma
chlnprr. th manufacture of velvet
by power loom and the weaving of '1?nln5J containing 19 t-4 acres, and
niSu losing tbe same Jand tlmt was conveyed
' . ' : ( to P. R Sears by Julitt Vpchurch and
mi. '.' u ' ,t ,) .lw,fe by deed dated January 13, 1903,
The club women Of the.: United: ThU ith nt j,nurv in
I States are being asked to unUe in a
Twa
W - Is aar a bxaaa
- - - , eiahi aad tlUharaa
la tbe b e 0
. '
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I tk 4 rtaae to not to
a La I I ii -1 1 la taa aady sa aa
tt I tl-fct at tba aady
?r.Lar-?sss:
l-.it r MttM abfb I baea
eanb
aate
riwa ar,eea sail rut as Is a '-
dUMaae YW kveataf Treats! eta
rare yer a yva win try p: sad tt
a 111 aa ait tbat at atwatiaad lot n M
w aid fed a unto. At Kw e I
aaU. taa Kavlry treat awe! bas saved l
at fire; It aaa beegbt ate a ate
t sstt; tt baa at a air b
eeae a fare-
It has saade f
dies taatravd ff a HoU: tt
say 1le aad tbtldna karri; M bas
pat iWa ta tbe bast aurnti It bas
tode a IsaiTf af aa el say bfa;
it bas saade a aMwrbaal ad est; t
baa saada aay dsVgbteT graduate ta '
aistlc aad aba la today wwklag ,
aad saaAlac awt ttt sevaurt., Tbe
Keetoy cera bst sad saa ta larlp
tare ebrraJ New I a eat ta aay ta,
all aaeAbere, aitas. atsifrs aw frtrada, ,
abea year 4 oaa gel dree do
d for dortor, bet send far a
gradsata af the Krrley laaitrste. aad ,
let klm Uke tbest ta Creraauure
vkere tbey wi( pa rami, aad osae
back ta yea aew tors front bead to
foot. I know vbal I sol Ulklag
i bo ML Aa tor 4he mtaagers. tbejr
cant ba beat. Tbe Keek? IstUteu
la perfect la every respect God ttleaa ,
Ibeot all. , . I
I eaa'l aay oaabalf In Ibis totter i
tbat I woe Id like concerning an that :
tbe Keel latUtste bas doaeor ua.
want to the Institute about thirteen
yean ago a lost mas. sosl and body;
without money, without friends. Ta
dty I have alL I tbaak God aad tba
Keeley Institute 'for all that tt has
dona for m and mine. Now, friends.
go to boom one" tbat bas takes tha
Keeley treatment,' and he will tell
you tha' rant , May Qod bless the In
stitute and all of lu good works:
both for, what It hss done and for
abat It will do hereafter.
. Respectfully yours,
, i.'.i- it R. D. OWENS.
Rock 1IU1. & C. Dec S. 1104. ,
'f-v-! ;m.?. : (
If yon have Mends who night he
benefited by thJir treatment lend their
banes to , tha Keeley . Instltuta,
Oreacsboro. N (J v :
testimonial to Mra'Lillle Devereaux
Blake, a prominent nod consistent
advocate ot woman' suffrage for the
past , thirty-five years. ' The testimo
nial' Is to Uke tha form of a "bag of
gold," and will be presented on Sat
urday, April 7. The amount of gold
to be in the bag Is not limited.
Judge Janles Wlckersham. , who
presided over the federal court for
the third district of Alaskl, with
headquarters in ' Fairbanks, has' a
sphere ot operations: Sbout co-equal
in extent with all that part of the
United States lying south of the Ohio
and east ot the Mississippi. ' It em
braces all of the great interior region
of Alaskl, an empire within itself. '
Ask any "JAP" that yo,d' may soo.
Why the Csar, wjth Bear behind,"
' v had to cllmh a tree, '
The Yanks, God ; Mess the Ysaka,
' SajSI he, iv- ;'f.'i- 'i
They give us Rocky Mountain j Tea.
Henv T. Hicks Drug-Company.
- i EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. I
HaTing qualified as exocutor ot the
estate of Clara Kand"dooeased,this
IS to notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present tbem
to tha undersigned tor payment on or
before the first day JOt March.' 1907.
or this notice will he plead Jn bar
of 'their recovery, j All persons in
debted to the estate will please settle
vithout further demand. . l, ,.:
This February 1 1906. r
i'. . WILUAM MITCHELL, "
Executor of Clara 'Kand Deceased,
- - t i - 'I !
,, SALE OPIASD
Under and pursuant to an order of
the' Superior Court; of Wake county,
mads In the Special proceeding entitled
Lanoy Maynard et at.; vs. -Nancy A.
Bears, btlnc numbortd 1272 on lh spe
cial proceeding docket ot said court
the undersUned will on ' iffg? .
WEDNESDAY. FEBKUAItT il." 19M.
at 11 o'clock nv,' at the Court House
door in the city ef Ralelg-h, North Cat
ellna, offer for sale to the hlRhest bid
der for cash the following described
lands, lying and being In Wake county
" Adjoining the lands ot W B. L'p
churchanj.v C 3 TJpchurch tand
others, Doun3e4' as "follows, ''vis;
Beginning at a stake in W. B.'Up
church and C. P. Upchurch's corner;'
thtnee west about 'Si poles to W, B
Upeburch's corner in C' Fj Upchurch's
line;. thenoa south' 94 4-5 poles to tht
Ittsboro roadi' thence-with said road
about 40 poles, to John Upchurch's cor
ner; thence north to W. B. Unchurch
and C. F. Upchurch's corner to tbe be-
R, K. c"" Commissioner, '
c?
SEED'
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AND
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ron.
15 DAYS
(
HARDWARE (0.
225 ;.S. WILMINGTON ST
' East End of qty Market;;
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pomAUjkijmfi
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Grand and Upright
PIANOFORTES
The ' business - rotablihlicd
mora than forty years always
under one continuous manage
ment today retaining its origi
nal personality. ' -.
r lie , M 1LLER is the . Artistic
llanoforte of America.- Its In
dividual merits invites the at
tention of all interested In tho.
FINEST AKt.rBODVCTS OF,
- THE WOKLI. '
Kend for fine ratalogue and '
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r.:;!,7 r:":.::!.iTca llzzZ'
, A B'!y Mtdlclnt for Busy People.
: ' Bring Golden Hultrt tnd Renewal Vlw.
A 8inl Ho for COTUtlon. Inilliretlon. Llvnr
sod Kidney troubles. Pimplen. Ecxema, Impure
JlliKKl. Hud Jderih. Stumjisli Bowels. HeiKiuclie
sod Muclto .- Ju Rocky Mountain 7'ein IhI
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INCOXUCHATED
North Carolina's
Establishment
123 and 125 FayettevlIIe St.
v MAIL ORDER
DEPARTMENT
Wt prepay to any point in
North Caxolina , freight, ex
press, or postage on all cash
mail orders amounting to $5
or more.
The scope and facilities of
our Mail Order Department
are unexcelled. Patrons una
ble to Tisit the establishment
are assured expeditious ser
vice and the same careful at-
Itention as is given to pur
chases made in person.
-i H
-i We begin the ''Spring '
hibits of Fashionable Silks,
Laces, Embroideries, Wash
BEAUTIFUL WHITE GOODS
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! Our showing of White Goods is decidedly the most
comprehensive that has ever been made in our , city.
Every piece is this season's newest weave; and the Em
broideries, AUovers, Bands, Flounces and Edges are the
loveliest we have ever seen exquisitely worked on the
sheerest inaterials.-V- ' " , ' '
The Season's Dest Things in Silks.
SPECIAL ' MENTION IS
MADE OF OUR SHOW-;
ING OF. "RAJAH"
SILKS , r; V
in the new spring tones and
colorings. - v
This weave fulfils the de
mand of , fashion for a silk
material of bold and effective
character. In it the handloom
fabrics of Asia is skilfully
reproduced. It has already
received the recognition of
the fashion . centers of the
world rParis, London, Ber
lin Vienna and New York.
The rarest perfection in col
or, is achieved in the Rajah
silks and our trade will en
joy; coming to see them.
Rajah Silks are wenes
wide. Price $1.25 a yard.
The same everywhere.
Spring 8trav Tailio$.: i
VE NEVER NEGLECT THE' HOUSSHESPER.
7e are just in receipt direct from China overland
from Portland, Oregon, of a shipment CCD 're1! c,f the
hi"h:ct grade 116 v;arp China mattir. II 3 daintiest
patterns and the prettiest coloring th-tfhave ever, been
fcrcu::.t over. Tha price is only 40c. a y:rd, f th:3 in-
r1-- f" l"tHT"r
VIUtVI4 J
a'
Dry Goods.
We gire Dobbin & Fer
rail's Gold .Trading Stamps
with ever cash purchase
one stamp for erery 10 cents.
We are members of. the
Raleigh Merchants Associa
tionand by shopping with
us out of town customers can
obtain the advantages of the
Association's rebate railroad
fare system. ; ' :
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Season with inagniflcent ex
Dress Goods, White Ooodv
Goods, Cotton Fabrics, Etc.
ri'.
Gn
CLIFTON ' "BOND" .TAF
- FETAS. 20 INCHES
WIDE. : 85C. YARD. ;
' Our Bond guarantee with
every yardthis Bond ac
companies each purchase of ;
our Clifton. "BOnd", Taffeta ,
and insures the' refund, of
money paid for samej.for un
satisfactory wear. The en-
tire gamut of "spring ifash
ionable shades " is - being
shown in our assortment .of .
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blacks. No better purchase
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