.i:al urn LVENiim tiijXo: itjday,
k ard(Air Line Railway.
C - ; Iorth. Going South.
3:45 a.m.- . ,1:10 a.m.
; 11:20 a, m.. .. f:35 . m.
; 11:50 p. m. " ' 4:16 p.m.
6:30 pm. ; 6:15p.m.
Raleigh and Southport.
-. Going South. v ArriTe Raleigh.
6:00 a.m. 1:25 a.m.
' 1:S0 p. m. ' 4:30p.m.
Norfolk and Southern.
Going East. ' ArriTe Baleigh.
. . 6:86 a. m. . 8:30 a. m.
. 8:40 a.m. , 7:35 p.m.
4:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m.
Southern Railway.
Going East. Going West,
v 4:30 a. m. 2:00 a. m.
11:30 p. m. 8:45 a. m.
6:30 p. m. 6:30 p. m.
THE WEATHER
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
Washington, Sept. 4 Forecast for
North Carolina for tonight and Sat
urday. Fair. tonight and Saturday; slightly
warmer tonight; light variable winds.
' The eastern high barometer area
. now lies over the New England and
Middle states, attended by cool, clear
; weather. The northwest low is now
" central north of Wisconsin, and has
caused somewhat high temperatures
in the upper Mississippi valley.
High - pressure, attended : by clear
weather, prevails over the Rockies
; and plateau region. In the south the
. weather varies from clear to cloudy,
and the temperatures are normal, ex
- cept In North Carolina, where they
: . are below normal. Showers fell
along the Gulf roast and at Savan-
nah. At Oklahoma, Okla., 1.96
inches of rain fell during the past
t :24 hours.
f The conditions Indicate fair weath
r er in this vicinity tonight and Satur
Vjday, with slightly warmer tonight.
A. H. THIESSEN,
Section Director.
How to Get Strong.
Daly, of 1247 W. Congress St.,
- P. J
Chicago, tolls of
a way to become
strong; he says: "My mother, who is
ipld and very feeble, is deriving so
much benefited from Electric Bitters
; that I feel It's my duty to tell those
Who need a tonic and strengthening
? medicine about It. In my mother's
case a marked gain in flesh has re
suited, insomnia has been overcome,
and ahe Is steadily growing stronger.'
Electric Bitters quickly remedy stum-
ach, liver and kidney complaint". So'd
.uncier guarantee at al drug .tores. :' jo.
rE GAIETY
SPECIALS
King's Diamond
Daughter'sHonesty
( SIDESPLITTEU)
Good Dinner Badly
'. Digested.
-GAIETY THEATRE-
COOLED BY ELECTRICITY.
J?
CLOTHING IS NEEDED NOW
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I1
l THE SALE ENDS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.
- It Is Not Short of Extravagance to Let This Sale Go By Without Sharing.
J--; Over half of the stock Is right in weight for Fall Service. There are all sizes and style tor everybody,
t t not every size in every style.
, The sale will resume with fresh Interest today and will continue during all the week, when Saturday
nf 'it with closing it will end and remember, that it embraces every plain and fancy suit in our entire stock
jiot a garment is held back. v-v-"
. ONE-THIRD OFF on all Patterned Suit.
ONE-FOURTH OFF on all plain black and blue suits.. ' i
ONE-FOURTH OFF on all Trousers, Knee Pants included.
ONE-FIFTH OFF on all Furnishings.
. Remember this Is the last week of Special Selling and goods are lower than they will be or have
t- . years. :
3EEN the n ew fall h ats?
Doi.
'te Some Changing Already.
S. BER.WANGER.
THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,
The Manicure Lady
Sht ls the Sid Victim of Blighted Rominct
By WILLIAM F. KIRK
ly.ipX UM way, m, aaw .turn now
Uuit socth.ro gent yoa were m
keea for tha os you w.re thinking of
Biarrylngr
I The lUoicaie LUr rigaed, "Him ana
ft didn't hitch." ah wild. "Pa didn't
"Uke Urn a little bit, and he didn't Ilk Ft
era isbi mien, bo we hciun
(might u wU call It off.
: Tnouant Ton
aid
your old man wai
Very fond of him.1
: "He liked him wen enough at Bret, bat
ue oigai may goi in an awioi argamein,
oW ran. Tnoodi-E:
Pa kept up tha torture Ilka a hornet.
iaald the Manicure Lady. "Pa
waa to
home when the young man called, and
,tame Into the parlor to give him a cigar.
"They
y smoked their elm
smotea tneir cigare ana talked.
and got along fin until the old man aaya
'How abont a toddy, yonnir fellow'
'Heavens, not' aaya my friend. 'And why
not?' eays Pa. 'I snpposed all Southern
: gentlemen liked their toddy.' 'Here Is
one Southern gentleman that doesn't,' aays
my friend.
Then Pa Got Blood in His Eye.
11 "Pa dldnt like It a little bit. George.
n didn't aay any mora at tha time, bat
SL
National League,
Won. IiOHt. P. C.
New York '. . . 73 45 .619
Pittsburg .... 73 47 : .609
Chicago . . . . . 73 48 .604
Philadelphia . . . 63 52 .548
Cincinnati . . . . 63 52 .548
Boston . . . :. . 50 71 .413
Brooklyn . . 43 74 .368
Hi. Louis '. .;, - , . 43 76 . .362
At Chicago. First gameChlcago,
T; -Si. Louis, 0; Second game Chi
cago, S ; St. Louis, 2.
At; Cincinnati: Cincinnati, 1;
Pittsburg, 3.
At Philadelphia: First game-
Philadelphia, 7; Brooklyn, 5. Sec
ond game Philadelphia, 6; Brook
lyn, 1.
! At Boston: First game Boston,
0; New York, 3. Second game Bos
ton, 5; New York, 8.
American League.
Won. Lost. P. C,
Detroit . . :. . . 69 49 ; .585
St. Louis . . 68 51 .572
Chicago . . . , . 67 53 .558
Cleveland . :;. . 67 54 7 .554
Philadelphia . . . 59 59 .500
Boston . . . . . 53 68 .438
Washington . . . 49 , 67 .423
Naw York . . ' . 40 80 .333
At Washington: Washington, 2;
Boston, 5. " ",
At Detroit: Detroit. 2; Cleveland,
1. , ; ; ::
At New York: New York, 2;
Philadelphia, 1.
At St. Louis: St. Louis, 4; Chica
go, 3. ,
Southern League.
Won.
. 65
. 64
. 63
. 60
. 60
.,58
54 ;
. 46
Lost.
51
51
53
57 ,
59
, 64
64
71
P.C.
.560
.557
.543
.513
.504
.475
.458
.394
New Orleans
Nashville . .
Memphis . .
Montgomery .
Mobile . . .
Little Rock .
Atlanta . ,'-.
Birmingham .
At Little Rock: Little Rock. 3;
Atlanta, 2. -.
At Mobile: First game Mobile,
1; Nashville, 0. Second game Nash
ville, 2; Mobile, 0.
No others scheduled.
Expect to do more.
OUR 3.00 DERBYS
wm uw iuw owing noni ana mwpM bud-i
ell to three ox four toddles, .anyhow, If
no OKUi't aav three or loaf, the onea ha.
did bar was terrible strong, for after,
a while la he come with blood In his eye. i
"I know that look In Pa' eye. I waa
eorry for my Southern friend, but I dtda't
like to baH In, so I kept out of It 1
" 'As I said before I left the room,' ssya'
Pa, '1 supposed all Bon then gentlemen!
liked their toddy when they eould afford.
-'Afford It? What do yoa meanr aska
my friend from Dixie.:
" 'What I said goes as it laye,' aaya Pa.!
1 mean that arr since the BebeUlon the)
South baa been rather poor. Tha suneyj
lent there, and while the Bonthern gentle
men are naturally hospitable, they are
often sererely handicapped by lack ot
means.
" 'Their ehlralry remains Intact, an A
chivalry I a sweet thing In Its way,' says
Pa, tot It takes money to toy toddles.'
P u Merciless u a Hornet
"I sur did feel sorry for the yonng
gentlemaa I bnt yoa know, George whenJ
Pa lets rolna there ain't ao merer In hlmJ
He Just goes on with tha torture, 1. ;e on
of them hornets that crawls alou, your
hand and stings yen eight or nine times
la a row.
" 'In a way. I nltr tha Booth.' Pa sayal
to my friend. The Booth la sot a 'together
bad,' aaya Pa, "baying quite aomt natural
resource, auch as Democrats, malaria and
coona. I
I have often thought I would like rat
Uve In the Booth,' aaya Pa, If 1 couldn't!
losathly live anywhere else. It's too baa
Rebellion. That awful war war. nrett:
tough cora beef for the poor Sou icmeri
who bare not yet forgotten tha One battln
average ox u. a. urani.'
How about Robert B. Ueer ask
yonng friend, 'waa be not alao a great
general r 'rair to nuaouing,' aaya ra
Must fair to mlddllnc.'
'"And how about Stonewall Jackson
says tha roung chsn. 1 suonos you thin!
ne aion t snow now to nae a norse r
knew that all right,' aaya Pa, but that'
nothing. So doea Tod Sloan.'
"That Waa too much for tha bay, Qeorgej
I haven't saw him 0100. '
Virginia League.
, Won. Lost, P. C.
Richmond . . , . 73 37 .664
Danville . . . . 69 41 .627
Roanoke . . . 54 60 .474
Portsmouth ... 47 61 .435
Norfolk . , ... 44 67 .396
Lynchburg . . . . 43 67 .391
At Lynchburg: Lynchburg, 4; Nor
folk, 8. '
At Danville: Danville, 6 ; Roan
oke, 3.
HAL CHASE QUITS
' THE NEW YORK TEAM
New York, Sept. 4 The best first
baseman in the business, Hal Chase
by name, has decided to give up or
ganized baseball. Chase, - who has
been with the New York Americans
for three years, handed in his resig
nation yesterday and will leave short
ly for San Jose, Cal.
Chase's grievance was against the
management, whom he says gave out
a story detrimental to his character.
McLaughlin Was First.
Apropos the recent innovation at
VIcksburg, Miss., where an umpire,
finding the diamond too wet, laid
out a diamond in the outfield and had
the game played out in that way, we
will state that the first umpire to
turn that trick was Umpire M. J. Mc
Laughlin, who did It in Lansing.
Mich., in 1902. McLaughlin, by the
way, umpired all the season in the
Carolina League with splendid re
sults, and when the Carolina League
season ended he finished out in the
Eastern Carolina League. Sporting
Life.
Important Changes In Southern's
Schedule and Pullman Service.
Effective SundaySeptember 6, the
Southern Railway will lnauguraie
a new Pullman sleeping car line be
tween Raleigh and Atlanta. First
car to be handled leaves Raleigh
Sunday, September 6, on train No.
139 at 4:05 p. in., connecting at
Greensboro with No. 43, arriving at
Charlotte 10:30 p. m., and Atlanta
5:30 a. m. Returning this car will
be handled on trains No. 44 and 144,
arriving in Raleigh at 12:30 p. m.
This greatly improves the South
era's service' Into and out of Raleigh,
affording either a Pullman or parlor
car on all their trains. For addi
tional information call on or address
W. H. McGlamery, P. & T. A., Ral
eigh, N. C.
AND SOFT HATS ARB WINNERS.
I ; RESOLI'TIOKS OF RESPECT.
A Heartfelt 'Exprcasloa From the
I Ik O'B, Branch' Caropi V. C. V.
I Within the last month two mem
bers of the famous old L. O'B.
Branch Camp of United Confederate
Veterans have died. General Peter
E. Hines. the famous surgeon, died
a few wees ago,, and Maj. Fa.blus H.
Busbee-following last week.
A. ; B. Stronach,' commander of the
L. O'B. Branch Camp U, C. V., today
gave out the following:
Headquarters L. O'B. Branch Camp,
No. 515,' U. C. V. ,
At a meeting of L. O'B. Branch
Camp, held this Friday, September
3rd, the following resolutions were
adopted and the adjutant of the
camp instructed to send copies of the
same to the widows Of our deceas
ed comrades: .
: . Comrades, ' -
"Close up the gaps, men," "close
up the gaps.' Twice within the
month death, the "grim reaper," has
touched with his blade members of
this (L. O'B. Branch) camp. One
of our eldest, one of our youngest,
one of the old guard, one of the
young guard. No respecter of per
sons is the "grim reaper" today
you tomorrow I answer "adsum"
(present.)
"Resolved first. The Lord in His
wisdom having Been fit to remove
from the lesser roll call on this
earth to the greater roll call on the
other side of the river our comrades,
Peter E. Hines and Fabius H. Bus
bee, we, their surviving comrades,
hereby tender our . heartfelt sym
pathy to the wives and families of
our deceased comrades.
"Resolved, second. That the ad
jutant of this camp be instructed to
send copy of the resolutions to the
families of our late comrades."
A. B. STRONACH, commander.
J. C. BIRDSONG, Adjutant.
EXCURSION TO NORFOLK.
The Norfolk & Southern Announces
the Last Excursion of the
. Season. '
The Norfolk & Southern Railway
offers to the public the last oppor
tunity this season of visiting Nor
folk, Virginia Beach and Cape Hen
ry at excursion rates.
A well equipped excursion train
will leave Raleigh Tuesday, Septem
ber 15th, at 6:35 a. m., and will ar
rive in Norfolk at - 5:45 p. m.
Tickets limited for return passage to
Friday, September 18th. Round
trip fare from Raleigh Is $3.50.
Ha)f Tates 'for children under 12.
Malaria Makes Pale Blood. '
The Old Standard GROVE'S TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
latia and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, 60c.
BOOKCASES
WITH
NON-BINDING DOORS
THAT DON'T DIND.
Mude in a, variety of grades and
finishes to harmonize with the sur
roundings of your own home.
The Macey Bookcases are dust
proof, doors don't bind, the end bands
can't pull off in short it Is me
chanically perfect, "MACEY" leads
ho world. ; :
Ask for Catalogue.
Raleigh furniture
17 East Martin. 18 Market.
. RALEIGH, N. C. '
T. K. GREEN, Secretary A Treasurer.
1. VL RIGGAN, Manager. .
lip
Company
POSITrVELY THE LAST WEEK
. .... OF THF
Cameropfiono
The Talking and Moving Picture ..
S HO W
A Cliange in Program Daily.
Adults, 10c. Children, 5c.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
NEW FURNITURE STORE
THE WEATHERS FURNITURE
COMPANY has been Incorporated,
with Jo. H. Weathers as President
and Fab. H. Weathers 'as Secretary
and Treasurer. The store is located
at No. 121 East Martin street, and
you will find displayed an elegant
line of up-to-date Furniture and
House Furnishings at close prices for
Cash or Credit, as you like. Every
thing New. v;
" SAY "
Don't fall to visit the NEW SHOE
STORE before Shoeing yourself. It
will pay you. Our line is now com
plete for Men, Women, and Children.
Prices. O. K.
PEEBLES & EDWARDS.
12 East Martin Street.
. ,. : LET THE .;
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO,
Haul Your Baggage. We Meet All
Trains, Give Claim Checks and
the Best of Service.
Both 'Phones, 470. Office at Hobby's
Stables, 116 E. Martin Street.
R. L. WILSON . ... . . Manager.
ANYTHING IN WOOD.
; When in need of a wood-worker
call 831Y. N. 3. NORDAN.
226 South Swain St.
See wood-work in stores of O. G.
King and Kaplan Bros, in new Ma
sonic Temple.
THE GASOLINE IRON
Has no superior. Let me coine and
show you how good a thing it is. It
is by far the cheapest and easiest way
of ironing. The universal testimony
is "I can't do without It." For sale by
MRS. I. O. BLAIR,
12.3 Saunders Street,
Raleigh, N. C.
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, AND
ELECTRICAL WIRING.
Estimate gladly furnished on any
.-work.'. .
FARMER COLE PLUMBING CO.,
Under Mechanics Savings Bank,
Fayetteville Street.
DID YOU FORGET?
To get one of thoRc $5.50 guaranteed
Electric Irons for $.1.75.. You
can do so next week,
or today.
CAROLINA ELECTRIC
COMPANY.
110 FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
EMMBOHHannaHMS
THAT SHOOT COLD SNAP
Didn't amount to much; we are yet going to
before the fall sets
mit you to wear one
reduced prices. We are positively offering all of our summer
clothing at cost prices. The clothes that we are making such re
ductions on are not old out of style goods either. They were
bought for this summer's trade, therefore they contain all the style
and snap it takes for a good dresser.
See our windows and come on the inside for an extensud look.
CROSS L
J FAYETTEVILLE
ivi. j-iS. A C
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
CORSETS
FRESH NEW SHIPMENTS.
P. N. ( Pauline llewftiah and C. B. Ala Spirite.
Corsets that please in everyway; sizes. 18 to
30, Prices 50c. to $2.50.
New case Ladies1 Umbrellas, witl? natural,
black and metal handles.
Thomas A. Part in Company
LADrCS' FURNISHINQ8 and HOVKLTECa.
131 Fayetteville Street,
NEXT TO NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
RALEIGH, N.C.
OUR FALL STOCK
......... ..... i - i
Of Regal and J. & M. Shoes have bepn to
arrive. We have a few more of the Ox
fords which we continue to offer at a low
price in order to rid our stock. These Ox
fords are of the best make, style and
workmanship, but we do not want to carry
them over in stock.
Edgar E. Broughton,
SUCCESSOR TO LEE & BROUGHTON.
FAYETTEVILLE STREET - - RALEIGH, N. C,
Oak City Steam Laundry
The Laundry with a reputation of doing
good work. What more can you ask.
OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST.
Phone for our wagon to call.
Oak City Steam , Laundr
now
SUMMER
The place to get a good
BUSINESS EDUCATION, '
to prepare for a GOOD
POSITION, and to get ready for THE SUSH of the (an Imalneas is XT
DRAUCHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
J0IDOB8JSO by business men from Maine to California. Catalogue fHEEi ask for tt. i
Raleigh, cor. Martin and Wilmington. Capital City Phone 1281.
in. The weather for some time yet, will per
of our suits which we
LINEHAN
STREET - ... -
on
have some hot weather
are offering at such
COMPANY,
- RALEIGH, N. 0.
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