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ar saae itanC Cnateen. ars SMrtant
Ifc.a an atnar avtaarHr k"ra
Ml, kM aw-read tail ) Vakan-
Una a ir ra hoth I
aad a4w mm jao. for lhal wattar,
' attottid aa.iMUk iaa1aa aa4 r !, .
Altar roajita or awulatamal. la klra I
, lb fotbtaa af iba inatar r laa
of taa aattaar r tortk ta Iro, I
la rn an4 la mDWmtle pHaia.
Kaa-, tbart la ao uaa aart
rna. Bat tha maaa fnr tBla r
aot aa toun4 la lh Ufa of ba tod
aaiat wka la ajtmda la aadaraa Iba rua
loai wtta ata mama. Ua WTHa no tara
anara. N'a ona Hum a la acraaa hi)
at caatlnt sharp T any Romaa
anatdca. I la aa btahna or popa of
llama, who ataoo Maadfaat to tho (alia
dunnc Ua Claudlaa anomtlnna, and
tor laai talta vaa eaat lata JaU. vhara
ba aurad hla kaara dauchtar of
aUadnraa. II to tna ptoaaura of capld
la Mlod ttlmaalf .to Wrta upon hl ro
Urtaa a similar bilodnrea, not ta rur
It.
Nor vaa tboH aaylblng. clthar comle
or aantlmanul. In tna fata of Val
ostlna whan I ha mlracla was made
. known to tha anthorttkaa, Thar flrat
oaat blm 1tb cluba aod thrn bahaadad
him. What Waa Irft of blm la pro
arrvad In tha Cbarch of 81. Fraxadra,
' at Rome, ahara a cat, now known aa
, tha Porta dal Popolo, waa formariy
namad la bU honor, Porta Valmttnl,
or Valantlna'a rata.
. . In tha daya of quill pena and hl(h
poatai tha tranamtaalon of valantlnea
through tha pout waa an expanalva lux-
s ury. Tha amoroua awalna of that per
iod bad to content thcmaelves and their
- ' Idollaad fair ona wllh thick aheeta of
1 glltdced letter paper, onvelopea had
not come Into uee and book postal
waa stilt unknown, tho first pace : of
' each sheet being adorned , with a cut
cupld. carefallr cummed on, aurmount
, tnc a few line, the lavorlle formula
' announcing; In terms still held aacred
to BU Valentine, that because the rose
M red and tha violet blue, therefore the
v adored ona la as sweet as sugar.
With the reduction of tha heavy po-
- tnl charges printed, valentines cradu
t ally came into use. The valentine of
- , a generation ago consisted of a gaudy
colored picture- .representlnc a, loving
couple .seated Id a,', bower," with ' a
church in tha distance, with a tew lines
descriptive of tha tender sentiments of
' : the persona forwarding the same. The
desUnera of these amatory billets
' . seemed to have entertained rather sin
gular notions respecting the proper at
tire of the ladles ! and gentlemen ol
whose feelings they sought to become
- ' the Interpreters. The lady was Invar
iably dressed In a scarlet gown, with
a blue or green shawl;' the gentleman
. was attired In lavender trousers, yel
low waistcoat, blue surtout, and green
'. or crimson cravat. The effect thus ob-
4 talned was, as might be Imagined,
" 'somewhat striking, but the fathers and
' mothers of the present generation were
apparently 'satisfied With these quaint
productions. The Introduction of the
cheap postage of today laid the foun
dation of -the present trade in yalen
tinea, the, manufacture of. .which) now
- constitutes an Important branch of tnt
dustrial activity, furnishing directly or
v , indirectly, employment to many thous
, ands of persons of both sexes.. ';
' '' , Cheap postage la also responsible for
K thelntroductlon of the comic valentine,
that hideous bit of Impertinence sold
for a cent, -which still remains ono of
, the tribulations of the day. ; But side
by side with this monstrosity grew up
v -the pretty, and .fanciful earda, whose
use in a modified form has neen ex
- tended -also to Christmas and to New
.Year's. ' v . x.r-.t:-.-,f-:-
' , f Valentine's Day -will be properly cel
ebrated here FUiV the sending out of
tno cany, colored pictures and ' With
' S numerous private parties, The aBsort
, ment of valentinesm iarger and mare
, varied this year than ever before, and
.' the letter carriers on that day will be
't' ''overtaxed in order to deliver the nu-
merous toIbsIvcs of Jove and affection,
j.,. -... 'Conditions Have Channed. 1
. :' & I'Kind words go it great way In this
, world,'" said the gentle philosopher.
.j vyes,' answered Senator Sorghum,
; ''but ; people - are getting ;' wary. It
Isn't as easy to trade kind words off
, . for votes as it used to be.'V-iWaBby
;( ington Star. " " , , -
t.. f,; , ',', ,;,.t,y-;
i .' ' Tlie Fwiusivo Keyhole. '
1 -Mrs. McSoahIt's. the little Ihlngg
. that worry ono the most.' - .
' . Mr, McSosh-f-You're dead right.
It's usually ea3y for me to find this
house when I come homo at night,
but the keyuolo alwffj-s stumps me.
Chicago Leader. .v .
You vrill
llcve a
be so
soda
taste the one
Cracker
Unccda Biscuit
So deliciously baked so
tender and flaky so won
derfully preserved by a
moisture proof package.
It is the only rw Soda
) Cracker.
KxncKu lucvrr comfakt
DELEGATES ARE RAMED
Uniform Divorce laws Are
Eeqnlrcd
Fhr KaMh Carol! aa Law Ap
poHKd kf Oovnanc ta Attnad Csa
fraraare In WaahJagtoa fit rVhn
ary It.
Oov. R. B. 0la a kaa appointed
flva prominent aiambara of tha North
Carolina bar delegates to attend an
important conference of lawyer and
membera of Ua American bar Asso
elation for tha purpoae of bringing
about uniform divorea , legislation
throughout tb United State. This
conference will lie held In Washing
ton city February l.
, The meeting waa to hare been
held last summer but was deferred
until winter when congress is In ses
sion. Governor Glenn previously
commissioned Messrs. F. H. Busbee,
J. Crawford Biggs and A. B. ' An
drews, Jr., who were attending the
esstoa. of the American Bar-Aaaeeia-
tlon, as delegates-to this conference.
Since the date has been changed Gov
ernor Glenn has appointed as dele
gates Messrs. F. H. Busbee, Raleigh;
J. C. Biggs. Durham; J. C. Buxton,
Winston-Salem; George Ronntree,
Wilmington; Judge B. B. Wlnborne,
Murfreesboro. , Mr. Andrews notified
the- governor that be could not ac
cept this time since It, will be im
possible tor him to attend.
Governor Glenn has requested the
delegates to bring before the con
ference another; matter ..besides di
vorce. Some of the states it appears
make charges for extradition papers
while others do not." North Carolina
charges those states . which make
charges. Governor. Glenn thinks ex
tradition papers should be free and
he' wants ' the conference to bring
about this agreement by legislation
or otherwise.
VALENTINE DAY ;
AT MECKLENBURG.
1 St, Valentine's day will be cele
brated in royal style at the Mecklen
burg) hotel In 'Chase City, Va. ; Mr.
W- P. Whitaker, advertising mana
ger of the, Mecklenburg hotel and
the Mecklenburg ! Mineral Springs
Company, Bpent today in Raleigh and
tells something of the plana for the
celebration . at this ' popular resort.
Wednesday - night there- will be a
grand! dance at , the hotel, and
Thursday moraine ' a big fox hunt.
iThere will, be guests from New1 York,
Richmond and many Virginia and
North. Carolina cities, Jtnd 4 gay time
is promised. ' Specltil trains will be
run' to accommodate tbe visitors. : It
is 'expected that several will go from
Raleigh. 1 They will Heave here at
S.30 Tuesday' afternoon and take the
special at Durham, reaching r; Chase
City at 8.30 p. mvi Returning, they
will leave Thursday afternoon and
reach here at 8 p. m.
CLAIMS TO HAVE '
RICH GOLD DEPOSITS.
.. ,'ilr. Ctias. J. , Alston, proprietor of
Crystal Spring Farm, Warren eoun
ty, Is in the city exhibiting gome
very promising specimens of gold ore
gathered on his place.. He is look
ing for some capitalists to whom he
ran sell the wining right on tho
place. , ' ' - , ' '
He claims that the ore is . very
plentiful and with the Improved gold
mining machinery can be made very
profitable. The necessary appal-atus
properly Installed, he says, would
necessitate an outlay of $80,000 or
$100,000, honce the , uecossity . for
him; to interest outside capital in tbe
development of he p;ace.-rt' - -
It is on this farm that 'the well
known Crystal Springs are located,
the waters of which are .reputed to
have very valuable mineral and med
ical properties.
scarcely
be
can
cracker
s
I
perfect until yea
Hi '
perfect Soda
"AUNT BETSY HOLMES
Ralelgb Ctander Who Won
. Fame Dead
rtrtniTS af "A ant" IIHay IMring
Hrr Jtorlle Hail Joe to aa Old
naggj Pnhtiahed Thmeghoat the
Mtoa.
"Aunt" Betsy Holmes It dead.
Tha brief announcement chronicles
the paaslBg away of a venerable col
ored woman whoae fame has spread
to every part of the United States and
her picture has even sppeared In a
London paper. In Raleigh scarcely
a person can be found to whom
"Aunt" Betsy was unknown.
Tbe old woman died at seven
o'clock at her homo abou four miles
from Raleigh where she and her hus
band, "Uncle' ' BUI Holmes, have a
little farm and raise vegetables for
the Raleigh market. "Aunt" Betsy
mustt. havav- baen- mora than ; eiffbty
years old. In ante-bellum days she
was the cook for William Boylan, the
grandfather of Alderman William
Boylan. She was a faithful, cheery
hearted woman and she made friends
with every one.
For the past ten years she has
been the character ' of the. town.
"Aunt" Betsy, with a gay bonnet
pushed on the back of her large
head, might be seen almost daily
driving about the city in a dilapi
dated buggy drawn by a gentle black
bull named Joe. The outfit was so
ridiculous that she never failed to
attract attention. In all the parades
on Raleigh's streets for years, little
matter what the character of the
turn-out might be, "Aunt" Betsy
drew up the rear driving "Joe": to her
buggy. She was photographed . In
numerable times and the pictures
were sold ,as souvenirs or on postal
cards. Her pictures appeared in. Tho
Herald and other New York ; papers,
as well as in Boston. Chicago, St.
Louis and even San Francisco Jour
nals and In at least two magazines.
She was an old time southern negro.
one of the last of her kind, and her
passing away , will bring regret to
many a soul Jn Raleigh. She leaves
a husband and three sons. ' ;
v Colds Cause Sore Throat.
Laxative Bromo - Quinine, the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes
the cause. Call for the full name and
look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25c,
l;V Funeral of Mr. Atkinson. : CvS"
The funeral of Mr. Georse W. At
kinson held from Catawba church In
Swift Creek township Saturday after
noon was .. largely attended byp people
from all sections of the county, f Rev,
W. S. Long of Graham conducted the
services. The pall bearers were J. Mil
ton Banks, J. T. Hobby, Paul Stephen
eon, David Henry Smith, 9. R. Lee and
F. G Banks.. . The interment was In
the churcty grave yard. 1 , t
'Generally debilitated , for years.
Had sick headache, lacked ambition,
Was worn-out and all run-down. Bar
dock' Blood Bitters made we a well
woman." Mrs.. Chas. Freitoy, Mqo
sup. Conn. , v " J
fOC'VE TRIED THE REST, NOW
TRY THE BEST. . 'r ,
OTE
Y
1
1 ' & Son. Barbers
The Yarborough House
' 6-7t8 PER CENT.
' Preferred Stocks. ;
1 NON TAXABLE. ' -f
In some of the strongest corporations
in the ntutc, for sale-by
F. q. ABEOTT & CO.,
Cliarlotte, t, C. -
1.::: Erd 3
mmm t
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a aiaEw eaMt u MtavuM
wmmm ie ta mi iva-
fcar tt "a a.MMat
r.Mir aaaLMa
Iwm Kur H nrMw
Urn at at ar mnf V.I. T a ,
tit a aj a kuwi lawri ;
imipkIiii arc faiiaii W k aattMnartva I
M ta a rkoa ka H fnK 4
vtw af ftaaaia4 tl -l ftK4 a
ttaa at IH ran at tk ! a4 ,
atn aa IMS MM'im ta fimirf
ftiailara kKaax af k" a )nm la
tka ak)ar Oaaaanitat t.ii' u a
Urama U aaaiKgiua ri IU a
maaa aaaa a gr-a . I - k
rowniiT at BeaiaJ amfc
Tt awraor. r KMit) Tv.-
Carx.ltaa. Vli-a ami hi.atk . ri
I tra Wraaj lavttaa and l ta k a
that an ear ta ct tfcva all) attrnd ,
IWlJea tINa Warftary af Agriraliarr
Wll Ma wriMa Itiat hr will h'
rrprrrtiatia fwaarnl, Tk oavrn
tWa la as pat tad la prnlurtlTt nf .
much good.
TWO RAILROAD OOMrAXtEH.
Ilaatrr Itroa. A Brewer, Alao God
win at Johanna.
Hunter Brothers and Brewer Com
pany of Raleigh was incorporated la
the offloe of the secretary or state to
day. Tbe object Is to conduct a mer
cantile business, including shoea, dry
goods, caraets and notions. The au
thorised capital is 110,000. with
$ IS. 000 sabacribed. The Incorpora
tors are O. B. Hanter. V. R. Hunter,
J T. Hunter, O. W. Brewer snd J. L.
Gill.
Godwin and Johnson (Incorporat
ed ) waa also incorporated today wllh
R. D. Godwin, J. Beale Johnson and
R. N. Slmms aa Incorporators. The
principal offloe Is room 408 Carolina
Trust building, Raleigh. N. C. Tho
objects are to buy and sell timber
lands, own and operate saw mills,
tram roads and manufneturies. The
subscribed capital is $5,000 and the
amount autnortied 125,000.
A Death In thy "Masook" Family.
with the misfortune of losing yes
terday morning one of his famous
jailer pug dogs, which Tan a great
deal about the streets, and was fa
miliarly' known to pedestrians as
'Jap."' There are other members of
the "Maook" family surviving, and
"Jap" will soon be forgotten by the
public, but "Maiook" will tell you
In ages to come that there was only
one Jap."
Real Estate Changes.
Mrs. Harriet Andrews has bought
from J. R. Ragadale a lot in Fuquay
Springs for $200.
E. P. Maynard deeds to Mrs. 'Annie
Moore Parker for $575 a lot adjoin
ing the lands of the colored Christian
church on Manly street.
The German Tariff.
An analysis of our export, trade to
Germany by an expert shows that the
effects of the application of the new
German tariff will not be as serious
as has been apprehended. Our total
exports to Germany in l904 were
about $234,000,000, and of this
amount $160,000,000 waa raw ma
terial and only $54,000,p00 food
products. Of the raw materials $133,
837,000 were admitted free of duty,
as also $l0,u8G,2S0 of the fbod prod
ucts.. The new tariff mates few
cuanges In the free list, so thht $142,
000 ,400 of the total of $234000,000
Is not affected by the new 1 German
tariff catea. T18 sports rially af
fected amounted in 1904 to $65,000,-
000, ibut, as the expert Explains
"The ichlet difficulty is I realfr nar
rowed down to about $25,641 000, or
less than 2 per cent of Amer san ex
port trade." If there is to beja tariff
war between the United Stales and
Germany we ca nsustaln It mi ch bet
ter than Germany. It will also serve
to force American trade In otbir mar
kets which have hardly. bee culti
vated by American products.; Com
pensations are offered In; many direc
tions. German commercial . bouses,
manufacturers and worklngmen will
seriously feel the loss ' pt : Imports
from the United State's, and the de
privation will be reflected upon the
government in Gorman politics.' ,
A GUARANTEE CtRE FOR FILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding. Protruding
Piles. v Druggist ara authorised to
refund money if PA250 OINTMENT
falls to cure In 6 or 14 days. 6O0,
t . i 1 'A Card.'igSWfs'r,;'iJ
To My Friends and Patrons: - y 1
I have moved my place of business
to 8 West Morgan street, next door to
Whltaker's dairy. My Ice Cream .de
partment la entirely separate from the
Fish and Ovsters. t
t Thanking you for past Xavorst and
trusting our Cream will merit a con
tinuance of same, I am, . f . . ,.
, f W. FURMAN BETT3.
. ' ' -i -'
m at aava wp i i iiBS aeauax tk
. a-aa ikM powiaMi
i ba akt kMAf it Ua mm I at j
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aa m m Aa
rw ml 4t 4 aaMaa
aaa a l4aai k sxakbra
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a4 akti tarakuaj 4rmm
m a a -ltaTTat I
.milE MMTmtTT ilh Mliir
vaifiai auiifBMi, n
Mar ikHtai.a .'! t I
Hra la a tw i in la HS
apa tkl M ka lah rmm.
j tka totMHaiMa. rtf Tl ta Ma CnaUy
t0r9tl arr wamat-e k iaiC m' laaa
" a grkrvtar rflx aaraaal
w K VT WJIXT UK TO lVF3(T
K CT I NTH. ifkT MVK
i"11"' ,T T tH " "".SMI. "
ton r raa doan la aiemrnl kaaHh. M
1
r havf ayapapata. falattnc aaalta,
ubrt to laaomnla, btlmnaixaa. k)4
y or liver unubkra. ralrfc cl4 a
tly: If your rtam la la that pondlttoa
that lb dlaaaar arrma of poaamotita.
U iripi. nr lb Mrtui attmV-a ara
apt to Ukr hnld fall. If vou bava oc
casional or roaalant hradarhr, Inaa of
mrmory. rally Impaired vitality,
then vou nrJ rtrnmonla.
Bromonla la to tha human lyatam
what the acrubhlng brush and aoap are
to the dirty wanh rMinln. It atlmulatea
tha Phaforytr of the Mood an that j
they are more easily enabled to oa- '
stroy all attacking crm (the theory
of curlnc all crm dlaeaaea.) Bromonla
ao stimulates the diceailv apparatus
that Nature Is enabled to aaaert her
sway. If your stomach la In cood con
dition, you are well. The Chinese are
a wise people. They accoat each other
with, "How Is your atomach?"
The W. II. Klnr, Drug Company
guarantees that everybody who will
cut out toe coupon at the bottom of
this pace and win send It to the Bro
monla Company of New Tork will re
ceive, free of cost, all charges paid, a
package tlg enough for several days'
une. If you think It Is what you need
and have already had a free bottle, you
will find It on sale at all first class
druggists. Send coupon, no matter
where you live, and you will receive a
free bottle.
For sale nt all first class druggists
23' and 50 cents.
W. H. KING DRUG CO.,
Distributor for Raleigh and Vicinity.
Free Bromonin Coupon.
Name
City
State
My nearest dealer is
My disease is
BAKER -THOMPSON
LUMBER CO.
' RALEIGB. N. C.
All wood work neces
sary to BUILDA HOUSE
Glazed Sash, Doors, Blinds,
Wlndow and Door Frames,
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
FIooKng and. Celling, .
, Turned 'Work,'
Mantels and Mouldings.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
-7 HONEST MATERIAL.
Phones: Interstate 403: Bell 136$
Wo buy Lumber and Timber.
Write us if you have any for sale. '
onice and Factory: Franklin'
. riace, North Side.
' Old Cat Company Stand. V
u
f. mm mwm avamjat
; Nadiaola ia a new discovery, sold ttndet
a poiiUe (aarantea, and . aoaey will tM
nfaaded ia erary sua where it falls to retaova
rrecklet, implaa, liTcr-spots, aua-tan, eollat
dlacoloratioaa, blaek-headt and all dliflrarlnf
mpUoaa or tba akla, no natter of bow foag
tandlaf. 1 Ouraa ordinary caaes la tea days,
sad tba wont ia twenty dy. A few
applioations will remova taa or SaUowaei.
After these defects are removed Uia .iUa
will' be clear," aoft, healthy and 1 beautiful.
No poattbla barm dan result front' Ita
Prioa 60c. aod tl.M, at laadlaf drag atorea ar by
sum. Hatioaal ToUat Oampaay, rarls, Teaa.
aaMf aa
aja aat aaac
a ska
aVa (W a M am ffelaae a4
J. C ELLINGTON.
Jr.
T5he '
RALEIGH FURNITURE CO,
17 II Miiin uJ 13 Mulct Elm!.
lUleich IIom No. 241 - - lUlelgh, X. CL
Largf tvk to rWt from, thrt Coon, mcdr;:
from Martin to Mark t itnrU, full cf new nr.!
up-to-date l-urniturt?. tTrrjthiejj; for tb hosi tt
fciiort Tfp pric. We ill for cakIi or not, Juit rs
ou like, or ea? wfkl aM tmuthly initAlfrof eta.
b;n and artistic dedpin. " ,"
Parlor rorniltirc BCalroom Farnllurc, Uinlr
Room Faroi(oreud Kitchen Fcrclturc '
Call us up on the 'phone if rou ceod apylTilng In
our line. " . ,
T5he BALEIGH FDENITOEE COUPM,
JAS. &L R1CGAN, Mgr.
ax
A TRUE LAXATIVE
Hicks Drug Store & Tucker Building ,'Ptorccy.
E. B. Crew.
...Fire Insurance..;
Atlantic Fire lasnrance Company, Raleigh, K. C :
North Bute Fire Insarance Company, Greensboro, X. C ,
Atlanta-Birmingham Fire Insarance Company, Atlanta, Ga.
Royal Exchango Assnrance of London. r - ' . ,
Caledonian Insurance Company of Scotland. J ..-'..- I ,t
WE CAN HOLD YOU SAFE IN ANY OF THE ABOVE COMPANIES.
E. B. CROW
HELMS' CROU PALI NE
AN EXTERNAL REMEDY
For Croup Colds and Whooping Cough in children; Colds, Sore
ness In Chest, Colds In Head, etc., in adults. When you or your
child have a cold, rub the chest with CROUPALINE, then' satu
rate a flannel cloth end apply to chest close up to neck, and you
rill get almost instant relief.
You will find It beneficial in pneumonia by rubbing chest and ap
plying a flannel saturated with CROUPALINE to same.
Physicians Prescribe it and Get the Best of Results. '
Don't take any substitutes, as they are not as good. Sold by all
druggists. 25 CENTS FOR A 2-OUNCE BOX.' j . .
J. D. HELMS, Manufacturing Chemist, '
310 8. Elm St., Opp. McAdoo House - - , Greensboro,' If. C
4T aa. svaa ' - " gf a
lUiur imanLiang itsceljulu
Are all that one conld wish. Onr capital Is sufiiciently strong to
meet all requirements of onr patrons, and all . inducements am
offered the public that are consistent with sound banking. De
positors are assured of every ourteey possible. We strive to merit .
your business by offering such facilities as will meet your wishes.
' a ST ' "TaraiMtf AmsMMMM
iL WaM M
Commercial &
RALEIGH, N. C.
Assets
Deposits
Capital paid np
Surnlus and profits earned ..
" Accounts of Corporations, Mrechants, Farmers and. Guardian Funds
solicited. We are prepared to make time and demand loans Upon acceptable ,
names, rollaterals or COTTON. - " ' 'i'At
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. NO INTEREST s PAID ;t ON - DEj-
, ( . rosrrs. f - ' - , ' I ,
1. J. THOMAS, President. ' . , - JJ, S. JTERMAN, Cashier.
A. A. THOMPSON, Vlf o President v ( ' . ' h -1
H. W. JACKSON, Aslstant Cashier. ' ' - i
ST. MARY'S
THBJ DIOCESAN BCHOOI OF TOT ZTAROUKXB.
" , V ASTER "TERM OPENS JAN. 25. 19O0
Mow In Silh year.. Second Quartet; begins November 83rd. .
For Catalogu itc sdress,
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