THE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 190G.
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VUATHER FORECAST.
'i (By tms Associated Press.) .
Washington, June,.; 11. Forecast
for Jorth- Carolina for tonight and
Tuesday:;'. Rain tonight and Tues
day; cooler tonight in interior ex
cept extreme west portion; brisk to
high northeast winds.
The atmospheric pressure has risen
over the Upper Missisippi Valley and
the lakes, accompanied by a. fall in
temperature in those regions. ' In the
southwest the pressure is low. There
is also a low over the Gulf which has
caused heavy rains in the southeast.
. The following heavy precipitation, in
Inches, has been reported during the
past twenty-four hours : Hatteras,
1.32; Wilmington 1.14; Jackson-
..111.. 1 11. .1 ttlnntn 1 Aft T .1 ffVl f
rains fell over the North Atlantic
i States, along the Lakes and in the
Missouri Valley. Maximum temper-
. . A A Annrwnao ami nva, Mi.
HLUrea Ul iU UfelCCO HI'U v. .... .
curred in those states bordering on
the Gulf; the highest reported were:
98 degrees at Taylor, 100 degrees at
San Antonio, and 102 degrees at El
Paso. The indications are for rain
tonight and Tuesday in this vicinity
caused by easterly winds; and as the
area of high pressure moves farther
to the east cooler weather may be
expected tonight.
A. H. THIESSEN,
' if ' Section Director.
REVENUER'S RESPITES
ARE EXTENDED.
Governor Glenn was again too un
well today to be in his office and will
probably not be able to attend to any
official business for the next several
days. In consequence of this he di
rected his private secretary, Col. Ar
lington, this morning to extend the
respites in the cases of G. W. Sam
uels and J. W. Hastings from June
15 to July 2, by which time he hopes
to be able to hear the applications
for commutation of sentence. They
are the revenue officers who are un
der sentence in Wilkes county to
serve terms on the roads for cow
hiding Editor Deal of the Wilkes
boro Chronicle for publishing charges
against them of corruption in office.
WORK BEGUN OX WASHING
TON & NEW BERN RAILROAD.
(Special to the Evninjr Times.)
New Bern, N. C June 11. Actual
work has been commenced on the
Washington and New Bern Railroad
at a point on the Nou.se river, con
necting with the Pamlico,--Oriental
and Western Railway. The survey
is about completed. A large force of
men In charge of B. B. Collins is at
work on the road. This is one of the
new roads which was mentioned
when the merger was made. The
length of the new road is thirty-live
miles.
JOE HARRIS, JR.
DANGEROUSLY HURT.
'' Joseph Harris, Jr., a young white
man, is in Rex Hospital in a serious
condition as the result of injuries re
ceived in the Caraleigh cotton mill.
.Harris,, contrary to orders, so it is
said, put his hand into a piece of ma
chinery and was thrown. His right
arm was broken in three places be
tween the elbow anl the shoulder, his
collar-bone was fractured and he got
a deep scalp wound on tfte side of his
head. It may be necessary to ampu
tate the arm.
P. D. Gold, 'Jr., for House.
(Special to the Evening Times.)
Greensboro, N. C, June 11. Mr.
P. D. Gold, Jr., state agent of the
Providence Insurance Company, will
be a candidate for the democratic
nomination for the house of repre
sentatives from Guilford.
Death of Mrs. King.
Mrs. Glaseow King, aged 22 years,
daughter of Mr. J. T. Barrow, died at
her home in the country. The inter
ment took place this afternoon at
three o'clock at Millburnle.
Malaria Makes Pale Sickly Children.
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
Chill Tonic drives at malaria and
builds up the system. Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price CO cents.
Vacation
Electric Fans
KeepYoii'
You
Enjoy The
Most Delicious
Creams and.
Drinks It Is
Possible For
Expert To
Devise.
Cleanliness Always Prevails At
Our Fountains.
HICK'S
Drug
Stores
Drink Vade Mccum Water.
Awarded $1,800 Damages.
(Slieelni to the Evening Tlmea,)
Greensboro, X. C., June' Jl.v In
tho superior court the jury' has
awarded J. A. Canady Jl.SOO dam
ages against Atlantic Coast Line for
injuries received as -engineer in a
wreck four years ago. At time of
injury Canady was member of Coast
Line Relief Association, a fraternal
order composed exclusively of em
ployes of the company, and signed
an agreement upon joining that ho
would forfeit all right ' to s'ue for
damages upon payment of certain
weekly indemnity-for any ' injiirL-s
received, whether the company was
negligent or not. He had paid $S2
dollars premiums and received $70
from the association for the acci
dent. , .
Found Dead in Red.
Mr. W. N. Dean, a prosperous 'mer
chant at Milbrook, v. as found dead in
his bed this morning. He was well
when he retired Sunday night, and on
Saturday afternoon attended the ses
sion of Neusf lude. No. 97 A. F. "k A.
M., of' which he i a member. He was
about (10 years old and was highly
cxti'i nvd.
The funeral will be conducted with
Masonic honors tomorrow -afternoon;
CASTOR I A
For IfcAuits and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signatury
FRESH MADE DAIRY BUTTER
. : Our arrangements for regular weekly sliipments through the
summer are complete. WE GET IT FRESH from the dairy every
Wednesday and Friday
If you will give us a STANDING WEEKLY order, we will
give it to you FRESH on arrival, mid guarantee satisfaction. The
price is ;Oc. pound. CJive us the order and you will have no furth
er trouble on this line.
D. T. J OH N SON (EL S ON
ALL 'PHONES.
Be C o m f o r t a b 1 e
A Palma Hammock can do this. They are the best.
Our prices running from $1.00 to $4.00.
One four-seated Lawn Swing left; none so good as this
one. Price will be made to suit the buyer.
The J. D. Riggarv Co.
Iit2 Faycttcviilo Street.
SCHLEGEMILCH CHINA.
Apparel
Count, the dags till your vacation, hut don't leave the providing of the
wearing; apparel you'll want till the lust minute. It wold prove an ex
cedent plan to get the clothing now and enjoy its service. If it's good
Clothing, Herwanger's Clothing, it'll look as fresh a month or six weeks
hence as it does now. There's a good
in the quality of materials used and
ployed.
. We can dress you appropriately
or dress wear. The stork anticipates every want. As to price, you
. know (hat is the lowest, always.
Straw Huts, Hosiery, nearly as thin as cobweb; I'nderwear as cool as a
ClicunitxT, and everything belonging to the family of "leightweights" is
here for your hot weather comfort. All hizes in belts are here again, 34
to 50.
WANT AD. COLUMN.
RESORTS.
Want to be in tho country with the
birds ;
Or any thing of which you've
heard?
The Times' resort ads., if read will
find ''
Resorts of every daz:liii' kind.
WILL YOU BE ADVISED? Rl'Y
Vick's Little iLver Pills, Tasteless
and see how much less doctor bill
is. 25c. at Poscud's Drug Store.
V -
WANTED To buy a light, delivery
wagon horse. A. H. Stronaeh.
: :
WANTED Position as night watch
man. Call Interstate 'Phone
J. L. Davis.
U t 1 - .
VERY WEALTHY WIDOW W'OI LD
like to correspond with a gentlo
' man of . business ability. Object,
matrimony. Lock Box 10"), St.
.Iosr;ph, Mich.
WANTED- Lady or gentleman of
fair education to travel for firm
of $2r0,000 capital. Salary $1,072
p;r year, payable weekly. Evpcn
ses advanced. Address Geo.' G.
Clows, Raleigh, N. C.
. . . I
YOU CAN (JET NICE, SOFT,
clear-stone peaches for milk at W.
II. Mann's.
; , , : . .i
A Salt 'Lake woman who was com
pelled to .rhuorc between her husband
and her dog St. oil by tic h.tt.er. , ' It's
not an. easy 'mailer' to get a really
gooil do;;. ,'rv York Herald.
HOLLISTER'S
Rocky Mountain Tea Huggcfs
A Busy Medicmo lor Busy People.
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vice .
A sivlllc for Constipation. lniHgntlnii. XAver
and Kidney troubii-a, Plmil s. tCrzem-.v. Impure
Klitnti, liiul lire tluiririsr. Bowels. H";iUiu'hc
:ilut HacUiu'tte. its Hoeky Mountain '"eaiu luti
U:t form, :;.'i i'l-nls a ?)ox. 'Jeniiii.e injul! by
ltl,.,ISTKlt llPtt"! CllMI'ANY, Aliuiison, WiS.
"50I-0EM NUGGETS F0H SALLOW PEOPLo
substantial foundation for that claim
the quality of workmanship cm
for every occasion for ordinary wear
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THE ONE-PRICE
CLOTHIER
JrVANTDLOJLUM
oajToitHpkessi
make your : Garments ' Look Like
New. Cleaning, Pressing, Alter
ing and Pepalring neatly done on
short notice. Ladies' Garments
and Cleaning Kid Gloves a spe
cialty. W. W. Jones. Manager,
316 South Salisbury. Bell 'Phone
1182, Interstate 6 3 9.
If your Furniture needs repairing
call
Ph. HUBERT,
Upholsterer and Decorator, Trade
Building, Raleigh, N. C. Phone, In
terstate No. 221. '
NOW ARRIVING. Chase
and Hackney Pianos of
which there are no hotter
made for the price. Com
plete line Organs, Sheet
Music, Etc. E. P. Baker,
Trade Building.
BERRIES, SNAPS, POTATOES and
Vegetahles. All other good things
to make your meals a success this
warm weather. White House Cof
fee on the side adds to the Uroak
fast meal. Prompt delivery a feat
ure appreciated by those wanting
things quickly done. Geo. S. Ter
roll. SCHWARTZ does nut send
you any old thing. 'when
you leave your odtTs with'
him voir simply get'' tho
very choicest there is of
liinib, veal, ''steaks, roasts,
etc. Schwartz's meats
.make dainty (list ics for
hot; weather meals. J.
Schwartz. '
WANTED Every . householder in
Raleigh to try our Corn Meal. Al
ways fresh, always sweet.. "Eu
reka" is the name stamped on each
package.'-. If your grocer hasen't
.got it, 'phone us. We have.
Eureka Milling Co.
FOR SALE The old .' established
Commercial Hotel, iiith and
Washington City of Newport
News, Va".; 20 rooms, bar and res
taurant connected, all ready fur
nished, including three hiiths. liai
son for selling, propose leaving the
city to engage in other business.
Address 1. O. Box 20!, Newport
News, Va. :
WANTED Good cook. Good pay.
Do not apply without references.
Apply at Times' office.
HARDSHELL CRABS, the
finest prepared steaks, de
lightful soups, etc., at all
hours. The very host
cooking it is possible for
expert cook to do. No
long Avails you're served
at a moment's notice. Jno.
U. Smith's Cafe.
ME.V AXD ROYS wanted to learn
plumbing,-, plastering, bricklaying.
Special offer life scholarship fifty
dollars, easy payments;,, position
and union card guaranteed; free
catalogue. Coyno : Bros. Trade
Schools, New York, Chicago, St.
Louis.
VADDE MECCM, THE GBEAT
Stomach and Kidney Water, may
now ho had in any quantity at
Hicks' Drug Stores.
B. & B. ITBE CUEAM KISSES.
Wholesome and refreshing. Have
no other.
BACK AGAIX WITH A FI LL LIXE
of home-grown early vegetables,
consisting of everything good gar
dening will produce. You'll find
our wagon located every morning
below market house. Delivery
prompt. ; Moore & Son. ;
INSIST I' POX "El'BEKA" COIIN
Meal; take no "just as good" kind.
Eureka Milling Company,
SMITH'S (ELEBKATE1) LITIIIA
Water daily to your door. Read
'"What Baleigh man says: "I have
been using Smith's Lithia Water
for two months or more and am
well pleased with the results. G.
E. Hunter." Drop a curd, 'phono
or call at Capital Warehouse for
booklet, etc. ;
OVR BIG $1.50 Combination Box,
containing Perfume, Talcum Pow
der. Dentifrice, Soaps; 'cost agent
15c; sells at sight. . Deal with
manufacturers. Davis Soap Works,
34 Union Park Palco, Chicago.
VICK'S CAROLINA DEAD SHOT
Vermifuge never falls. 25c. at
Poscud's Drug Store. "
: .
FOR RENT House on East street,
' between Morgan and Ilargett. Ap
ply to J. M. Monie, corner of Jones
and Bloodworth streets.
WANT To rent modern house; good
part of city; five or more rooms;
would take furnished house for
summer. Address, with particu
lars, "Permanent," care Times.
We Give S. H, (& Co.'s Green Trade Discount Stamps Free
TO THE NORTH CAROLINA TEACHERS' ASSEMBLY AND THE- NORTH
NORTH CAROLINA SUMMER SCHOOL.
The Teachers' Assembly and the Summer School are so indissolubly linked that
in addressing the one we are speaking to the other, and in thus doing, first we wish
to impress both with the reliability of this store and to extend to each and every
member of the two organizations a generous, open handed, warm hearted welcome '
and an invitation to make free use of our store and service. Desk room and stationery
free. Hundreds of visitors will throng our city during this and the following weeks;
to all of whom we throw our doors wide open and cordially invite them to enter,
whether for pleasure orprofit we'll use our best end eavors to make things inter- '
estinf. V . .
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Millinery Department.
Ladies' Readyto-Vear Hats. Ex"
trn large showing of Duck and JJii
ticrir Mats. So popular at the Slim
mer School.
Ladies' White Sailors in variety of
shapes for .50c.
Colored Turbans of Shirred Silk or
Chiffon and Hair. Wordi $1.50 to
$:t.O, choice .... . . . . ..... .!)8c.
Large Dress Hats medium and kiihiII
size Hats .............. . .$3.00
Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear De
partment. While Iiiiien Eton Suits, Linen
Dresses and Lawn Waists, Separate
Skirts, White Duck and Butcher's
Linen. - Corsets fitted free.
Lawn Shirt Waist Suits $2.50,
..$:1.00 and $11.50 up.
1'iiioii Linen and Popliuette Eton and
Coney ( oat Suits . $5.00 and $0.00
White and Colored I'crcal and Lawn
Waists 50c, 75c, $1 ami $1.50 up.
White Duck,' -Linen and l'oplinette
separate Skirts $1.50, $2, $:) and $!
Summer Corsets of Batiste and
French Net. Medium ln'uli bust,
dee p hips. Also mercerized Tape
Girdles ................... 50c.
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- We arc closing out at a. sacrifice accumulations of
broken lines of Manhattan Shirts. All perfect, good
patterns and all colors. If your number is in the lot take
choice of 'V:::;
Manhattan Shirts fit like they were made for you. ;
No better Shirt was ever made at the original price, and
- now that you buy them at $1 you get a bargain worth
considering. .
C:RQSS . LINEH AN COMPANY
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL .MAIL ORDERS.
Whenever you see the
name -. -, ,'
WHITE HOUSE.
ou the outside of can or
tin of coffee you may
count on quality of
what's inside. 'Why dn't
you drink the best?
is acknowledged the
world's standard of cof- j
fee excellence hy every"
iKMly everywhere. When
yon want White House
avoid the just as good '
kind. None quite so good
by test. None quite so
satisfactory. . For sale by
flrstcluss grocers every; ;
- where, '. -
.
The Dry Goods Department.
.Special Sales of thin wash goods
lias ever proven an attractive feature
of this serf ion. Some extra good
specials are offered for this week.
Kinc fast colored Lawns, sprays and
flowers on white grounds .... 5c.
Fine '.' Batiste figures 'dots and
stripes .................. . 0',2C.
Flowered Organdies small, medium
and large floriated designs on
white . . , . '. .... ..... .8 l-.lc.
Batistes, Dot Swiss, Dimities, Mcr"
eerized Pongees, White Walstings
and line Zephyr C.inglianis. Values
up to 20c. 1 Oc.
Notion Department.
All the newest Bells, Neckwear,
Fans, Hosiery, ISihhons and nil (he
needed articles for slimmer wear.
Crushnhle ami lilted Silk and Leather
Belts and While Linen Embroider
ed Bells ,.2." and 50c
Ladies' Stocks and Collars Lace and
Embroidery trimmed, 25, 50, 75c.
French haiid-paiiited and A list: ian
'decorated Fans .... .50c to $5.00
Japanese Silk Gauze and Fibre
Fans ... V. ......... . 5c. to f Oc.
Ladies' Gauze' Lisle Hose in While,
Black and Tan ....... .25c
Wash Bihlions in plain colors White
and Black ..... ..II, 10 mid 18c.
Closing' Odt Broken
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SHIRTS
BARGAIN COUNTER.
JUNE 11TH TO 16TH.
A. B. STRONACH COMPANY
BARGAINS IN
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
Ready
to-wear White Suits,
to-wear White Skirts,
to-wear White Waists,
to-wear Dress Hats,
to-wear Linen and Straw Sailors,
to-wear. White Wool Suits,
to-wear White W ool Skirts.
Ladies
' Patent Leather
' "Datorit T.ootVioi
Ladies
Ladies
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A. B. STRONACH CO
. i - ' v " I ' ' . '
Headquarters for Trunks, Suit Cases and Hand Bags
,r at Popular Prices. 1 .
Ladies' White Canvas Ox
. fords. .
Everything that is -new In White
Stock While Duck and Sea Island
Canvass Oxfords. Turns, Welts and
McKays. Light weight for the re
ceptions and the dances. Mediuir
heavy soles for walking. All the
popular kinds. Oxford Ties, Bluch
ers, Pumps and Sailor Ties. Full run
of sizes 2 to H's, at popular
prices $1,00, $1.25, $1.50, $ 1.75, $2
White Shoes Dressings.
Brown's Itenew White Liquid, 10c.
Pickering's "Blunco",lniported 25c.
Men's Furnishings.
Bepresentative fines of the pro
duets of the International Shirt & Col
l:ir Co. Dozens of styles In fancy
negligee Shirts. White soft bosom
and pleated front. Shirts $1.00
Souvenirs of the City of Ra
leigh. Oxidized Metul and Gilt Novelties
for the Dresser and Desk, 25c, 50c,
.:.,.' ......... .75c. and $l.OO
Bapheal Tuck and Sons, artistic Post
Card .2 for 5c.
A Pointer For You.
We are members of the Merchants'
Association. First start your rebate
book at our store so that you may
have your railroad fare refunded.
Ask any clerk in the store for a re
bate hook and have amounts of all
purchase entered wherever you shop.
Full explanations with every hook.
Lines
Oxfords.
CSotiloln
U1UBUU. 11C.
$1.00