SHE RALEIGH EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1906.
WEATHER FORECAST.
(By the Associated Press.)
"Washington, July 25 Forecast for
North Carolina for tonight and Thurs
day: Fair tonight and Thursday; light to
(reeh north to northeast winds.
1 In general the pressure has risen east
of the Mississippi River and the temJ
peratui-c has fallen except along the
Lakes and in the Ohio 'Valley; . west
of tho v Mississippi the pressure has
fallen with centers of low pressure over
tho Dakotas and over Arizona. There
has been a rise in temperature from
the Rockies to the Mississippi River
accompanying the fall in pressure.
Rain has fallen along the Atlantic and
east Gulf coasts, also in Utah, Okla-1
noma, .northern Texas and Nebraska,
At Jupiter 2.70 Inches of rain fell in
li hours and the following heavy pre
cipitation occurring during the past 2t
hours has been reported: Tampa, Flu.,
1.86; Sherman, Tex., 1.S2; Wcathcrford,
Okla., 1.72; and North Platte, Neb.,
1.31. The weather in this section will
be dominated by the high pressure area
to the north which will cause faii'j
weather tonight ami Thursday in this'
vicinity.
A. H. THIESSEN,.
'-,: Section Director.
WITNESS IN LIQUOR
CASE PAYS COSTS.
Gladys Webster, a white woiuan, was
before Pollco' Justice liadger today
charged with retailing 'liquor without
license and the trial brought about a
curious state of affairs.
The warrant had been sworn out
upon -'' information given by KUiel
Young. The latter declared that she
had bought liquor from the defendant
and gave the name of a young man
who had also bought two half pints
from her. However, when the trial
came off today the Young woman went
on the stand and swore that she had
. never . bought a drop of 'liquor from
Gladys Webster and attempted to ex
plain her previous statement by saying
that she was drunk and did not know
what she had said.
"When this evidence was. in Judge
Hadger promptly turned the Webster
woman loose and taxed the Young wo
man with, the costs in both eases,
amounting in all to !s.7t.
WE. LIKE TO TALK
ABOiiy OI K
PEACH
Ice Cream
It's so 'good and so different
from any other cream you'll find
anywhere, no matter where you
go.
It is the- quality of twain that
is demanding such patronage as is
overworking our expert Ice Cream
maker.
OU; PEACH CREAM REMOVES
THE FROWNS FROM YOUR
RROW. : : : : : - :
HICK'S
Drug
Stores
Ih-iuk Vnde Mrrnm Water.
LATH COL. ItONELSON
GOV. UKAXCH'S GRANDSON.
The people of Raleigh read yester
day with regret the news of the death
of Col. Samuel Donelson in Wash
ington, lie was scrgeant-at-arnis of
the house the lour years John tit
Carlisle was speaker and at the time
of his death was assistant sergeaiit-at-arms
of the democratic national
committee.
! Colonel Donelson was born ; in
Nashville, Tenn. sixty-one. years agt).
He was a gallant Contederate soldier,
servina on the staff of t!on. Forrest.
'Col. llonelson was 'the son of (Jen.
! Daniel S. Donelson of the Conl'ei'.er-
ato army, a graduate of Y est Point.
His maternal grandfather was the
late Governor llrauch of North Caro
lina, who was secretary of the navy
in the cabinet of President Andrew
JaeUson. Hence the deceased lias a
number of relatives living in Raleigh.
Fort Donelson was named in honor
of Col. Donelson.
Q
WANT ADSf
ONE CENT A WORD.
No Ad Taken For Less Thau $
10 Cents.
CASH MUST ALWAYS accom-
pany orders.
I Watch The Raleigh Ev
il ening Times Grow.
0
A SEWING WOMAN RAN A
needle through her finger applied
Vlck'a Turtle Oil and got relief at
once. : 25c. at Pescud's Drug
Store.
SAID THE MAX FROM MISSOURI,
You will have to show me. Wo
want to show you. Eureka Laundry.'
NORWOOD SELLS ..THE' "GRAFT"
Cigar the longest and best
smoke on the market for a nickel.
Norwood's.
NOW ARRIVING. Chase
and Hackney Pianos of
which there are no better
made for the price. Com
plete line .Organs, ' Sheet
'Music, Etc. E. P. Baker,
Trade Building.
CHARTERS FOR 3
NEW CORPORATIONS.
KEEP COOL.
HURRIES, SNAPS, POTATOES and
Vegetables. All other good things
to make your meals a suec'sa this
warm weather. White House Cof
fee on the side adds to the Break
fast meal. Prompt delivery it feat
ure appreciated by those wanting
things quickly done. Geo. S. Ter
rell. .,'"
MONTKEAT LOTS AND STOCK
Lots for mountain homes free
with paying stock. Proposition
only open for a few days longer.
For particulars apply to James R.
.-.Young; Raleigh, N. C.
WANTED Four or live bright,
hustling young boys between the
ages of 15 or It! yeaiVold to carry
papers itnd assist in collecting.
Apply at this ofllce at l.oO o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
AVe Give S. H. CSL Co.'s Green Trade Discount Stamps Free
Red
Letter
Days
PRUSSMAX WANTED Experienced
man with cylinder and job presses
for position as foreman. Must
have good ha hi is. References re
quired. "Apply to Mutual Publish
ing Company, Raleigh, N. C.
I . HAVE P.I VIJRS FOU WELL
located homes, at right price, in
Raleigh, or good farms. What
have you for sale? li. H. Prince,
Tucker '.Building. Raleigh.
GREEN TRADE DISCOUNT STAMPS ARE THE BEST.
For the three remaining; days of this week, -
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,.
we will give Double Careen Trade Discount Stamps, (hat is, two Stamps instead of one, with every 10c. pur
chase on the marked down goods as well as the regular stock. Ten free Stamps to start your book. $."t0.()
lills a liook. A book when filled is worth :
Two Dollars in Cash, Two-fifty in Merchandise, Premiums up to $4.00.
Mind you, our lxioks hold only iji.iO.00 worth of Stamps, while other companies
!!. 00 Imok and yet give yoti no better premiums.
We have just (he articles (lia( you will soon have (o purchase. So by saving . Careen Trade
Stamps you will lie able to ge( exactly what you want absolutely free.
oipiirc you (o (ill
Discount
FOl'M) 1'ininvlhi with iuilials en
graved on hand lo. . Owner apply
at my store. Win. Woolleott.
SCHWARTZ doe not send
you any old thing when
you leave youi' odcrs with
iiii!t you simply, get the
fly choicest there is of
lanil-Vveal, steaks, roasts,
of-,-. Schwartz's : meats
Take dainty. .-' dishes for
hot ; weather meals. J:
Schwartz.
and
The secretary of state issued a
charter today for the Southern Live
Stock Insurance Company of High
Point, capital $2,"iil,0U0 authorized
and $50,000 subscribed by 10. SI,
Armfleld, U. T. Perry, F. C. Uoyles
and others.
Another charier was to the Clay
Printing Company of Hickory, capi
tal $25,01)0 authorized and .$2,000
subscribed by J. W. Clay, J. A. Mar
tin and others to do a general print
ing business, deal in books, station
ary and other branches of business.
The Carolina 'Improvement -'.Company,
of. lielhavon, l!eaufoi't county,
was also chartered, with $100,000
capital authorized, the subscribers to
stock being W. E. '. Stuhhs, W. L.
Oden and others, the business pro
posed being mercantile and real estate.
Sniidav Excursion Via Atlantic
North Carolina Railway.
Now is the time during the "HOT
WEATHER" for a .rp.11 down to More
head Cify and Beaufort and take a
ilin in OLD OCE.VN and enjoy the
I health-giving breezes.
All sorts of attractions: Fishing,
! itoating, Uathing, Dancing, etc.
'Exceedingly low rates. Excursions
! every Sunday. Week-end tickets
sold every Saturday and Sunday
I morning, good until the following
(Monday, inclusive. Summer Tourist
'season Tickets good returning until
j October 31st, litOG. Children half
i fare. "
j SPECIAL RATES VIA SEA- '".
HOARD AIR LIVE RAILWAY.
THEIR BUSINESS IN
NORTH CAROLINA.
Commissioner of lusu i" ' iire J. li.
Young said in commenting on llie
call he has issued for a se" iil niee:
ing of the North Carolina policy
holders of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York and the New
York Life Insurance Company- in
Raleigh September 12 for. agreeing
on some cooperation in the ..matter
of the-meeting in New' York Decem
ber 18 for the election of directors
in these companies, that both have
extensive interests in North Carolina.
The New York Life has C,0."i poli
cies in force in the state, aggregat
ing $11,171, -la", and the Mutual
Life of New York 7,377 policies,
amounting to ?1,"j,107,114.
j ; Jlo:i(eagIe, Ten 11.- Woman's Cor-
Kress, Juiy-' SOth-August 20Mw- One
! first 'class faro plus 25 cents : for
f round trip.
Charlotte, X. C. Religious and
j Educational ' Convention,' tily 1 Jt Ii
;22d. One and one-third fares plus
2."i cents for round trip,
j Lexington, Ky.-National Grand
Lodge I'nited MroUiers of Friendship
and "Sisters oLJffe Mysterious ten,
.Inly. SOth-Auwist 3rd. One first class
fare plus 2."i icnts for round trip. :
Milwaukee,!1 Wis. Orand.; Acrtie,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, August
1 lth-lSth. One first class faro plus
$2.00 for round trip.
For detailed information as to
rates, schedules, dates of sale, limits,
etc. address your Ticket Agent or the
undersigned.
C. II. OATTIS,
Traveling Passenger Agent, : .
Raleigh, N. C.
NATIONAL DEPOSIT
INN. C. BANKS.
STItAVED l'ROSI t-'-t XI'.W I'.EISV
Avenue, young ' plieasant ' seen
weeks old. Reward.
WELL, I liave some more of
those cool, fashionahle,
gl:id garments with which
your "warm systems"
should lie clad in. Have
not met "Miss Fit." V oh
llavnes, the llanimerless
Tailor F;iyctteville
. St., over Woollcolt's.
SACCHARIXE MOLASSES .FEED
just arrived 'which we will sell .at
$1.30 per hundred. Carolina Feed
Store. '
OXE DOLLAR REWARD FOR ANY
wound or cut which Vick's Turtle
Oil will not heal without suppera
, tion or : scar." L'.'ic. tit Pescud's
Drug Store.
WAXTED ink-H ion as Night watch
man "by Kohef ;nut -reliable' man.
Ili'.st references. At liberty August
,rth.. Address "Ni;;litwatclinian,"
care Times.
PEIXTER AYIIO MAY l!E IX POOR
health and .-' wishing lo -'improve
some by going to a line resort may
obtain light work in small piint
i:ig office in payment 'for his board.
Address, iuier," care Times. '.
I'OK SALE A very handsome an
tique Mahogany lied, iu first class
''.repair. Will bo sold cheap. . At
Ph. Hubert's I'pliolstery establish
ment, Trade Building, Raleigh,
N. C.
KOli REXT Four liiick Stores and
. several modern dwellings lor rent.
Parker & Hunter.
FOR REXTDesirablo six-room
liouso with stables, three blocks
of cnpitol. Apply, . Mrs. V. I'.
Tin i er. ., ,-.. ; . ' .
Closing Out Summer Milli nery.
Reniarkarile season in the work
rooms. With frames and (lowers at
ball' price you can design your own
Hat at low cos(. Our eyes are shut
to (he losses 011 made up Hals for
slreet wear, dress and social func
tions, -
.53.00 to $R:.00 Hals. Your
choice . . . . . .... . . . .... . , . . !)i;5..'(
. Turbans mid Sailors,' values up to
$1.00. Pick (hem ut. , . . . . . . .i)8c.
Children's White and Mix Straw
Sirilor Hats, worth up (o !jil.O!.
Choose at "...'... -oc
Infant's Muslin Caps , .Half Price
Ready to Wear Garments.
Itninense reduct ituis in prices made
on all (be Clack and Pongee Silk
Coals, Washable Suits and Waists of
all kinds. Some 1-;$ and 1-1 off;
olheis ............... Half Price.
Wash Goods Section.
In (his department the waste of
profits is' 'observable (o (he 11 n prac
ticed eye. Wash SOill's are piled on
separate tables for easy choosing.
Lawns, Dimities, (Jiiighams, Percals,
Cbanibrays, Organdies, Rat isles, Dott
ed Swiss and Silkeue, ' .I, G t-U, 7 1--,
ami . .... . . . ... . . .... . . 10c
Lace Curtajns.
All that remains of a large lot of
Nottingham Lace Curtains will be
sold tis follows In pah's:
Curtains 2 1-1! yards long. . .. . ."Oc.
Curtains ; yards long. . ..... .$1.00
Curtains ;S 1-2 yards long.
$i.no'
Men's Fancy Negligee Shirts
These Soft llosom Shirts are the
International Shirt Company's "Ar
mor l!i and." llisli f;rade, best matt-rials
and fast colors. Sizes 11 to
1 1-2 . ... . . . ........... . . $1.00
I The "Oai-land" Negligee Shhls in
neat patterns root and breey in
all sizes for Men and Roy's. Sizes'
12 1-2 to 17, ... .-, fiOo
hit:. ) .i Ttr 1
lin Underwear.
On a (able (o itself is a little lot of
(owns. Skirts and Drawers for
Misses and Children at oil' prices that
you'll appreciate.
.Muslin Gowns for aes from 1 to
I 1 years, 2i, li and . . ... . . . Oc.
Skirts, Eace and Embroidery
(t-ii ed at .'0 and . . . . . ..... (iOc.
Drawers all sizi-s from the little tot
to Lfre nirls, 10, 12 1-2, 17 up
to .,'; . . . . .... ... . . . . . . . . . . . Oc.
Ladies' Ribbed Knit Vests.
Ladles' While Jersey Ribbon Vests,
Sleeveless, Silk Tapes, l.e. or two
pali-s for 2.1c.;
others higher priced.
Men's Summer Underwear.
Men's Rrown Italbiiau Sbiits,
Combed Egyptian, Ioiik Sleeves,
Drawers to match 50c
Men's White Lisle Thread Shirts
and Drawers $1.00
Knitted. Insertion Jeans Drawers,
Stretchy Seams 50c.
Ladies' Black Silk Hose.
Ladies' Lace Lisle and (aauze Hose,
lonx length, regular 25c. noods, to bo
cleaned:
Single pairs l!)c.
Three pairs for .50c.
White Canvas Oxfords.
Pumps, Sailor 'lies, JSIuchcrs and
plain Canvas Ov fords Embroidered
or Cap Toes, White Kid Covered or
Sole Leather Heels for Ladies.
Were higher priced, now reduced lo
$1.50; others at $1.25 and $1.00
Post-Cards.
('reelings from Raleigh. The lar
gest collection of local views on Post
Cards, Public Ihiildings, Schools,
Statuary; views of historic interest,
half tone ami in natural colors, 2 for
. ........ 5c.
WAXTEI An experienced man
'wants 'position as clerk in grocery
stole. . Best references. Address,
"Stoie," care Times olliee.'
PIAXOS Wo have a few good mod
ern square "'pianos in excellent con
dition (one a Mathushek, just the
same jis n.'w) that must be sold
to make room for fall stock.
School teachers, this is your op-1
porlunity to secure good practice
pianos at about half their actual
value. For general information,
noil &, Thomas,
CHICKEN' FEED, Wheat. Cracked
Corn. Chick Feed, Scratch Feed.
!e"f Scrap, etc. Carolina l'eed
Store.;
l-'Oll' KENT Two connecting font
r-.i.K. -1.) North .East Sli'eet.
I 1.1 itiiiipiiuil.lll!llJlJ!!'I" ' 'jJ''.W-V4iU.J.u'iUl.t''11.-! M
I
IF . Yl -P;;-- ,..Ff V t J:-; ; ENXS
see or .'w'fite) Darn
Raleigh,. N. C.
WA'XT.KD I have one of tho best
anil most" prominent stands, for
business, in t'he city of Norfolk,
Va., and want partner to join me
,. in any paying "enterprise. Address,
' O.'Uox 20, Norfolk, Va.
REMFMI'.ER. IT4S liltiHT IF WE
..do It.-":" Eureka Laundry.
A Washington despatch states that I
Secretary of 'Treasury Shaw has du-.j
elded to dejiosit $12,000,000 among j
the national banks of the country in
addition to the $1 ,',000,000 previ
ously distributed among the banks.
Tho purpose of this distribution is
to counteract any undue contraction
of the currency as tho result of pay
ing $110,000,000 into the United
States treasury for the Panama canal
bonds. In the. list of banks given
out tho National Hank of Fayette
villo, N. C, and tho City National
Bank of Greensboro each receive
$50,000 deposit.
The Seaboard's (Jreat Mid-Summer
Excursion.
The Seaboard announces they will
operate their next big three-day ex
cursion from Raleigh and Durham
to Portsmouth and Norfolk on Au
gust 1st to 3rd. Train leaves Ra
leigh and Durham 10 a. m. and 9:45
a. m. respectively August 1st; re
turning to leave Portsmouth 9 a. m.
August 3rd. Reserve seat coaches
will be provided for this train at an
extra charge of fifty cents in each
direction. Seats will be reserved in
advance upon application to Mr. C.
II. Gattis, Traveling Passenger Agent
Raleigh, N. C. Plenty of coaches
will be provided on this train and
eevryone Is assured a "grand trip."
oF rfurther information as to rates
from intermediate stations see large
fivers or address the undersigned.
, C. II. GATTIS,
.Traveling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
PURE APPLE CIDER VINEGAR,
OLD AND .MELLOW AND STANDS THE TEST OF Ol It STATE
;: laws.
V THE PRICE IS 35c. PEE GALLON.
IT IS DAXG'EROIS TO PIT EMPI RE GOODS IN TO VOI R S'l'O.M
ACII. NOTHING IS EASIER TO A!H LTERATB
.THAX VINEGAR.
ALTi 'PHONES. ' '-',-
D. T, JOH NSO N SL S ON
10 EAST HARGETT STREET.
"She cmn look out, but you can't look in"
fr MTENTCO ..:;'
PORCH SHADES
vShopping Made Easy
FOR BUSY HOUSEKEEPERS.
See South Window for the "Best of all" White Enamel Cooking
I'tensils.-
See North Window for lots of little needy things around th" bouse.
Also Hammocks, Lawn Swings, Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers,
Fruit Jars and Rubbers, Jelly Glasses
ALWAYS COME FIRST TO
The J. D. Riggarv Co.
132 Fayettcvllle Street. , 1
RALEIGH : SAVINGS : BANK
JOHN T. PCLLEN, President. CHARLES ROOT Cashier.
Deposit over 050,000, and this bank ha paid oat to depor
itors about $ 150,000 in interest
4 PER CENT INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAX ESTATE AND APPROVED COL"
""'.."'' LATERAL. '"'"" ' " "
FOR SALE BY
Ellington's Art Store,
RALEIGH, X. C.
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
M. V.SANDERFORD
. HAS OPENED AX
Ice Cream
PARLOR
AT HIS PLACE OF BUSINESS OX
FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
Ice Cream 5c, Per Saucer
NO BETTER ICE CREAM
MADE
i
L
Seek the Cross & Linelian Company's Store at once.
At this season just between Summer and Fall there
are many men who wish only a garment or two to tide
them over until the approach of new Styles, New Fads
and Fashions that are always so liberally displayed here
at the opening of a new season. We are offering unusual
buying opportunities to those wishing lill-in-garments.
We have an exceptionally well selected line of Pants in
solid colors, neat mixtures, stylish stripes, etc., and not a
few Single Coats, Extra Vests in White P. K. and Fancy
Patterns. ; Of course the usual array of Negligee Shirts,
a beautiful variety of Summmer JTeckwear, etc.
CROSS (L LINEH AN COMPANY
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL MAIL ORDERS.
VAIE MECl'M WATER IS THE
Pure, unadulterated mineral water
Sold at a reasonable price at
Hicks' Drug Store. x
Wanted !
Women and Girls in our Sewing
Room. Any one who can run a
machine at , home can quickly
learn our work. Experienced
operators make from $8.00 to
to $12.00 per week, and we pay
(IOc. per day while learning.
Alml'- . , .... a
The Charlotte Glottiing Mfg Co.
Cor. Tryon and Fourth Sts.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
or A. L. SEARS, fiOl Xewbern Ave.. .
RALEIGH, X. C-
JOHN W. HAYS
CIVIL ENGINEER
MtMBtn Am. loo. CI.
WATER POWER A MUNICIPAL WORK
IiK-tuaing waterworks, Smtcth. .
Electric 1 ijhting. Btreeta. Highwajr,
ana Park ImprovtmenU. -No.
S South Adimi St.. Petaribarg. Va.
SELLING OUT
A. B; SIMACHOMPANY
SELLING OUT.
Ladies' Kid and Patent Leather Oxfords and Slippers.
Misses' and Children's Sandals, Slippers and Ties.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Hats and Straw Sailors.
LADIES' WHITE SILK and LAWN WAISTS.
LADIES' WHITE and COLORED DRESS SKIRTS.
Colored Dress Linens, Flowered Tissues and Mulls.
Lace Madras and Muslin Curtains.
SELLING OUT.
At prices that will interest you. Broken lines from all
over the house.
Remnants and Short Lengths in Shirtings, Sheetings.
Pant Goods, Overall Goods, etc. ':'. v
SELLING OUT.
TWO HUNDRED PAIRS SHOES, WERE $2 TO $3,
AT $1 PER PAIR. ,
Headquarters for Trunks, Suit Cases, Handbags.
At our Popular Prices.
A B. STRONACH CO.
: - i ' " - - -
Dry Goods.-Notions, Shoes. '
" FAYETTEVILLE STREET and WILMINGTON STREET. ,