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The Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which has beeii v f
In use for over 30 years,: has borne the signatnre of i -i
and, Las been made under his per
? Bonal supervision since its Infiincy ;
Allow no one tndncrlvn vnn ilk tTiU: "
v . . All Cpunterfelts, Imitations and " Just-asgood" are Imfc '
r. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of '
, Infants and Children Experience against Experiment,
.: What ioCASTORIA ,
f':t Castorla is a, harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorlc, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It
. contains neither. Opium Morphine notf other ,Narcotij,
,1 substance,' Its "age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms -
and allays Feverishnessi It cures Diarrhoea and Wind v
r Colic.'. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation . ' '
and Flatulency 1 It-assimilates the Food, regulates the ; e J
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
;1 The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend . v 1 '
"GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
T--l ForlOver 30' Year?. V-r.v
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(By Leased Wire to Th' Times.)
' San Francisco, March 2ftJaek Glea
son, the baseball man, wants t set In
to the thick "of frenzied flallcuff whirl)
Gleason met Nolan and Sedge, man
agora of Nelson and GRrt respectively
last night and told ttrent he -frould give
A purse of $40,000 for the Uans-Nelsoi)
fight If they would agree upon terms,
Gleason think he could put the men
hi the -ring at the new baseball park,
on Jily 4, and make money out of th
venture. . .. k , '
Nolan'sald he wo ttld-not recede from
hla demand that Gans weigh 133 pounds
at the" rlogaiae In ''flghjwis costume.
Sodgo said Gans would agree to weigh
stripped, At the ringside, but no otheo
Said Gleason then: "j 1 ". T-.,
' "If, Nolan wlU agree to the weight'
terms as proposed by Sedge, I will
Immediately place $10,000 in the bands
ef The Examiner and will post the re
malnlng $30,jpQ In, any1 manner sue-
Caeted by tHe men oif their managers,''
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V Kid Sullivan Knocked Out, ,
"Baltimore, Met, March Iffl.Kld Sulli
van was knocked out by Harlem Tom
my Murphy In the second found 4t
Fords Theatre last night. '$ i'; ; . ' '
It was a technical rather thanSi real
knockout and the fluke so enraged tHe
house that" a riot seemed imminent.
One extra savage enthusiast hurled
a whiskey bottle on the stage that just
missed Referee Crowhurst. .; , 1
The fight was a whlrlwtndlng iffalr.
JT TH!
THE , CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK,:
PoposUory oi th United States, Statu of N. C. and City of Rfilelgh.
,, iv V Statement of Condition March 22, 1907.
U. S Bonds, par. , ;. $225,000.08
LoauB and Invest-
ments ,, . . . . .
Cash. . ... . '. . . y j
Duo from Banks. v.
774,79?t43
85,229.31
821,707.70
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Total IM0C73M4
$100,000.00
Lluhilitlos;
Capital' y . . .s . , .
,grplus ,aud profits
(earned) . . . . . .; . ." ,141,0D5.'E8
Circulation . . k 100,000.00
Dopoalts . ........ 1,0C5,G3S.86
uMx .
. Total. . . . ... .$1,400,784.44
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AtO 1NTI0HKST PAID ON DEl"OSIT8
JOKKVH O. IfliOWN, Tn-sidcnt.
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You will "be satisfied,' and so will the buyer of
. your tobacco if you improve the quality and increase
. toe weight of your tobacco by using 500 to 800 lbs. of
VirginiaCar61ina Fertilizer
. per acre, ten days before planting ' These fertilizers
give an early start to the plant, which very soon
grows large enough to withstand thq ravages of insects.
Soils that under ordinary.conditions would make a vield
of poor, papery tobacco, lacking in gufbrriy or oily matters
; will produce a very nigh type of tobacco by liberally using
these fertilizers. ' l .
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V free almanacs. " Its a beauty, and full of information on
larming. u " . ' 1 ' l,
. , SALES OFFICES t . ;. w". ,,
' Sicamond, Va, '; ' Durham,. C. ; - j AUanta, Oa.
. Norfolk, Vi, - . , - , " CharlMton; 8. a t s Savannah, Ga.
. ' n Balf more, Ud. t , " .Montgomery,
a-Carol'mi i I -iT
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Memphis, Tenn. Shreveport,
VA $Jr X6 trTncfeasB-Your Yields
Is Per Acrer J,
Won Fight With Muther-in-Law. -New
York, March 29. Margin HaVt,
the heavy weight pugilist,' 14 another
fighter who has got the mania for pack
ing out "lemons", to beat up, in a fist
battle. He has picked poor Old Peter
Maher for his next opponent, the pair
will come together in a twenty round
bout at a show to be brought oft by the
Whittlngton Park Athletic Club, vaf
Hot 'Springs, on the night Of April '9.
They are to battle at catch weights
for sixty per cent of the gross receipts.
The only fight that Maher,; has won
In a long time was that With his
mother-in-law, whom he. almost put
out during an altercation ; at New
Orleans a few, months ago; ; Hart,'
, therefore should have no trouble;, in
pn'tihg Peter away in a few rounds.
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Delays Aro CosUr! ; ' :"
" You can buy North Carolina 4 per
cent bonds Now for $2.50 per $1,000
less than you can after April 1st,
You can buy thent for $7.60 per
$1,0 00' less than you can by May 1st,
Why delay the- matter? Tou sev6
$20.00 per thousand by having them
by- May 1st. You get $ 2 0. 0 0 in ad
dition to the $29.00 flsaved 'July 1st.
f -."iJ.'Jilii.f3" c," Mcdonald. '
"STRAWS. SHOW WHICH', WAY
' wind hlo-wa." .' On dhe occasion a
flno insurance .company had to put
upv iBOCuritlea of $10,000 j to. do
busines in- North Carolina ; They
bought $6,000 North Carolina 4
per cent Bonds and, $6,0,00-,")
will not mention." The company
. failed. .1 bought the $5,000 North
Carolina 4 'a. They lost nothing.
' I bought the other $5,C0O which
I didn't naroo at auction for $750,
Moral, buy North Carolina 4per
cent Bonds and you can't lose. C.
C. McDonald. ,
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KEGAUDKD. AS. SIGNAL .
VICTORY FOB HEARST.
(By Leased Wire td The Times.)
Alhanv N. Y.l March 2D.-The bill
for a recount of the vote cast at the
election for- Mayor of New- York in
November , 1808, passed 1 the ! assembly
11S to 21. - . - 1 .
William R. Hearst, the' defeated- can
didate In 1905 election, mado charges
of fraud and other irregularities, after
McClellan's election and has mado T
persistent fight for a recanvass of the
vote, r. Hearst s friends - rcgara tne
house's action a8 a first signal victory
for him. .r, ' li"
WE SELL THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PAPER PATTERNS.
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The i annual. Easter display of
"Everything in Dry Goods" ., was
never bettef exemplified in thla mag
nificent showing, so iadbpenskble to
the adornment of the fair sex, than
on this occasion. This is "eminently
a 'Ladies' Store, exclusively stocked
with every essential that commands
. the attention ojf all, well-dressers, and
so potently felt by the local trade as
to place as far to the front,' if not
surpass(ng all others in mercantile
achievements. The great Easter
stocks are, of wonderful import and
surpassing beauty, edifying and in
structive." Tomorrow we expect to
break all pre-Kastcr records, and in
vite you to commence your shopping
early in the day., . ,
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LADIES' READY-TO- ,
WEAR HATS
The sale of Millinery ror Easter is
ah unparalleled and surprising suc
cess. New shipments Just received.
Styles fresh from the ban box in
newest New York designs will bring
the crowds again in overwhelming
numbers. The moderation In prices
Is the observing feature, the key to
successful selling,.
THE EASTER COSTUMES
AND TAILORED SUITS
Well, made-to-order qualities and
greatest diversity of models and fab
rics. Fashionable women find they
can try on to their hearts' content
and Judge effects before the purchase
Is made. Where necessary, the alter
ations will be made free.
LADIES' OUTER
GARMENTS
Pongee and Silk Coats,
feta' Coats, Pony Jackets,
ets, Light-weight Cloth Coats, Cream
and Black Silk Net Jackets the most
desirable and wan table kinds.
Black Taf
Eton Jack-
WOMEN'S DRESi
SKIRTS :-
Choose from the largest.!- line . of
LAltes' Skirts to be seen in the city.
Handsome Taffeta Silk Skirts, Voiles,
Fine Batist, Panama Cloth, Fine
Wale, ' Serges, i Brilliants, i'. Mohairs, '
broken Plaids in neat effects and fan- .
Sjr pilxtures, , . . . . '.: ,
SHIRT WAISTS AND
SHIRT WAIST SUITS
We can scarcely get the New
Waists In fast enough; they do not
stay with us long. Descriptions are
unnecessary, as you'll wish to see
them before you buy.- The Shirt
Waist stock is very strong.- Shirt
waist Suits not as great, hut just as .
worthy. Silk Shirt Waists and Suits,
Lingerie Waists and Suits, .White
Batiste Waists, Black and White Jap
Silk Waists, taffeta Waists, ' Net -Waists
all new and In the most
fashionable styles.
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NEW SHELL GOODS
New Puff, Back and Side Combs,
in Imitation of Tortoise Shell and
Amber, plain and gold-trimmed; Hair
Pins of the wanted kinds, Ribbon '
Holders, &c. :
INEXPENSIVE
JEWELRY
We"arry none but the newest and
mosfttfBteful designs and only goods
of reliiiule quality, the most up-to-
ssortment from which to select.
PARASOLS. HANDKER
CHIEFS AND GLOVES
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The Easter ,8how of ' Parasols,
Handkerchiefs and,, Gloves pliers a
niQst,, inviting field : for investment.
ThOVariety of styles under this head
ls' luoj'end the scope of comparison.
A gltmpse. will satisfy the most skep
tical. , ,.,
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flaim -FcauTce Go
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VI Win J
faster Vomltt siJ ciH this y
has jcauaed. (uL buyers ,s e anxl. '
for huylne. gpojs was 0110 thing a.
gettint thent heje for Eas r whs an
other;', lafssany : lines -In orK j i
sold ahel,'(ti thirty to .
days behind in flTlIng orders and tt.
railroad, peojile' have goo to Wa; '
ingWn taeejfhg je8ldent and d m
care whether we get anyi freight i r
not.''"1'. b'Kr'-". f -
StiltSre annjiighi'feldf Up, Han
dle with Cre,'' andyia fact, congrat
ulata ourselves: oa our showing 1
some lines, while in ethers we h:
hurrying" our etorles ail we can.
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$5oualit 'Panamas'' 5:0.:-l..v:
Our first showing' of; Ladies' and
Children's "Hats, ready to wear, Just
In,'-" 96?.tm: 10 V ,4; ; V'l
..- Expect'-another ' lof'abouit Friday.
Flowers,; ,,0, ; iq Ic, bunch.
JUST III
2.98--Speci
- MalarU Makes Pale Blood. . -.-:
The Old Standard Grove's Tastaless
Chill Tonic, drives out malaria, and
builds up the system, Sold by all
dealers for 27 years. Price 60 cents.
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I Gns6 :Lots?-at I west Prices I
For table, medicinal or cooking purposes, we are
ofTonng the very best values in pure liquors and iar f -
portod cordials, at remarkably low prices. ? . ,
. The demand for cass lots of high-grade whiakiea,
has forced me to put up-a n amber of 4-quart cases) !,
notably among these, are t t ,1'
- Yadkin tllomr, 6 ftr old corn, fiJtO'
', Jilbtrmarlm Rym, agd In wood, ji.OO
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Another exepptionai offer is In 6-qnart eases ot
MonongaheUa XXXX. This fe the finest rye whiskey i
ever produced at the price. Sue full qo&rU, $i.6X
Tbt Prlca Includ Expril ChMw '
Mai orders are filled the day received,
, and forwarded on first. trains. Write , A J ,
forpnee list. Ji ji Jt rjt
Lr(f. Mil Ordr Hduk In h Joata
5: L Lazarus. . - Lynchbari!. Va.
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NOTICECOMMISSIONERS' SALE
; OF LAND. 'a;
By virtue of an order and decree Of
the Superior Court of .Waka ceginly.
made In a civil action therein pend- !
ing, entitled Ida J. Pool and Malcolm
B. Pool vs. - Arle Etta Moore and
James I. Moore and by virtue of the
power of, snJe. contained in ft tertain
mortgage deed executed by'iWtm.' H.:
Moore to Arle 'Etta Moore and by Arte
Etta Moore and James I. Moore duly
assigned to Jda J. , Pool; the under
signed commissioner appointed by the
court for the purpose will on Thurs
day, the 4 day or April, 1907 J at 12
o'clock M,, at, the court-house door In
Wake county Nt C., Offer for saje at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash the following described real
estate situate in the city of Raleigh,
N. C., being a part of lot No. .5 In the
plat of said city, lying on the'soatli
side of New Bern avenue, adjoining
William TV Taylor on the Ktest," Mrs.
Arle Etta Moore on the south, -Wil
liam Parish on the east and New Bern
avenue on, the north,; being , twenty
feet from east to west and one 'hun
dred and twelve feet from north to
80Uth." - , , ' . '
This 6th day of March, 1907., .
JOHN W. HINSDALE, JR..
,. - Commissioner: '
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SUMMER PUTS NEW
LIFE INTO HIM
When he .uses our choice Clarets,
Tokays and our other fine table wines
at meals, the old people say. For
old age and, for the feeble and Infirm
and the convalescent there is nothing
like out Maple Spring Whiskey, guar
anteed under the Pure Food Law to
be absolutely pure ,
Four full quarts," packed in .-
telescope, r express prepaid
for . , . i . , . i ; J'. ;........$ 3.00
Eight full . quarts, packed in
teloscope; express prepaid
for , . fc... 5.75
Fifteen full quarts, packed in
1 telescope, express prepaid, ,
for. ...iv.i .,(.....,.,. 10.00
THEi NE WCOMB . CO.,
': Plfersljurg, Virginia. ( 1
TlrnOMPT MAIL-ORDER HOUSE I
Wo received by express yesterday a lrge lot of. Trimmed Hats
that wo bought to sell at $4,P0. Wo wore disappointed in not
receiving them sooner, as they were bought for the Easter trade.
To close thorn o.uj before Easter day, we offer the lot at the uni
form price of $ 2. 9 S each for Saturday, March 30th.
New Belts, NeWnCombs, New Undqrwear (Muslin and Knit),
New Oxford Ties, U.5u to $3.50.' .
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SEEiUS SATURDAY.
Mltfeiliftt;
12 East Martin Street
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WHISKEY
Best for Hedicinal mi Family Use
-4C3i:jS3il;
Shipped, in Plain Sealed
- Package,(Express ,
';(Prepaid.''r
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
OR VOUR MONEY REFUNDED.'
' 1 Our Mottot
"Not Hew Cheep, but How Good."
Bonil br'Kipreo at P. O), Money Order.
THE COUSINS SUPPLY CO.,
Dim t HICHVONO, VA. '
Reference; Planters National Bank.
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BEST, MATTRESSES, EVR.S01D FOR THE,M0EY.
, We attributeour UBueually-large Mftttresa trade to the great
bargains we are continually offering. 5 No need to Sbend sleepless
nights for lack or comfort when you can buy the best Mattresses,
-made today for so little money. Our Easy Payment Plan, helps the
poor enjoy home' dotrifarts, ft. 1 1
The Raleiali Fiimlliirc Co.,
v 17 E. Martin and 15 Market St. ' 1
China MaWInfv.W..-16 t- 20c.
WhiteLeiiWaists, fiQc.,, 90c.
Silk. Waists, $1.75. $2,25. $3.
Fans.lLc.p3c;, 5c.,; 10c. 25c.
Hosiery,5 6c. to "60c. ? . ; -Ladles
and Men's IJnderwear..
fc..Ncwelsu:"- w!4t:ifii''K:';i . .
Big lot Postal Cards lc. .
Mosqnito-' 'Netting, - SOd. 'plebe, 7c.
yard-:; , i'r - IJ-
New; lot Tubs an4, Wash BoDers.
, , Step Lhdde le. per, foot length.
. cr Wateopjejra; to4 1 gal.
SHOE OEPARTLjEuT
afcratt'fAvWhUo; House tOxforda,
Niee4l4hsoi Indies Children's
goods, jt- Jli'ipfciMfi.,;.
Eect .OUR 'e4t nA,,hIto .goods
next. eefcv.:,-:4
Boys' Oxfords. $1.1S,'$1.60, $2. ;
1 JAPANESE PORCH, -SHADES are
promised for April 10th.. ; , ,
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f- "Ayv'L i . vr f--'-tv-
Our new spring Una Is opened.
Flno English Carriages. $25.00.
Nice line Qo-Carta, $7.00 to $12.50.
Folding Go-Carts, $2,15 to $9.00.
.VICTOR TALKING! MACHINE3
AND RECORDS.
. Newaot Just; opened. .
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BIRD CAGES
Brass Cages, $1.25 to $2.25,
Parrot. $1.85, $2.40, 43.00.
Breeding and Squirrel CageSv
Cheap Cages, JOc. op. v
UtU SOWlBk)ii:.r..
FII3IIITURE DEPA!lCl
LADIES' DESKS, $1.50 up.
: Combination Desk of oak. with mir
ror In top, with glass-front book case
on side; biff. Yalue- $9.50:
. . Reed fioctiers. chlld'Ai $1.40, f 1.65,
$2.25, sre t,.f" f f -j i
Seed Rocker, largaS $4.85 to $4.50
' Iro. and Wood. Cot and, Cribs. .
Sldeboarda, $9.0 l,4,ia..
Folding Bed, mirror, 1 top, 12.E0.
Iron and Wood. Beds. .
OSTERMPOJI, MA,TTBE3SE3.. .
Express Wagons, Velocipedes. Trl-
cycles, Autoe, Car Goat Carts, etc.
just ha. i hi ,'1 ; , ".- v
Alrtnaoek, 70of 7 $1. $1.15.
Oflce Clocks, $; CaJeda $3.25.
Slght-da Oak. ' Mntt Clocks,
f4)pl,.S,fc4,.,. r
oersjoU.axcheb; ; .,
TBOIlt DEPAfiTuEIiT
Handf' Bags; SOe-fo $.0fc
Suit- Caaesu tl.OO to 17.00 H
i tronkst; (7o,J i,U, i,40 11.85,
SZ.SO, , fJS. 65,-1 DO,.. $3.70, $4.25,
$5.00 ie.jt-AM.Ht $7.Q0K- $7.15.
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CARPET iDEPARTI'EHT.
Rugs, 25c t $$.00 - )
" NEW T.OT ART 6QCARE3.
QranlW. tS.'OOi $2.60. $.0O. $3.60.
It.DV, $4.6, $5.00. ' 1
Woolen Art Squares, $$.$, $1.03,
14 80 -t&.lS. ,$6.00, $8.00. $10.03.
Pro Brussels Squares, $5.0.. $ 6.0 0,
$7.00,. $g.00. . . . . ..
Floor Oil Clotk. I7. y ;
Window Shades, 25 to COe.
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