THE -RALEIGH-EVENING TIMES; MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1908.
v IF YOU HAD -
S5 IN GOLD
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THE GEM
A Heartless Sister;
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S The Good Thief,
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The Winning Number
Running for Office. ,
PRICES: - .
5c. and 10c.
.COMPLETE. qitAXGB OF '
PROGRAM DAILY.
Foster & Mansfield
- 'TONIGHT'S ATTRACTION;
.."A Texas Ranger," which comes to
the. Academy tonight not only tells an
absorbing fetory,. but carries, :th&aC-
mosphere of toll gate, days, with Its
pretty eojstunlesi Its gallant" mem. and
its quaint comedy. The . story is of
real itfe on the .western plains of the
Lone Star State. It is full, of com
edy and genuine pathos, that causes
' the tears to start unbidden. It Is
not gloomy nor is It .filled with molly
coddle heroics. Colonel ' Marshall Funeral Services at the Residence, In-
was sent put to move the Indians to tcrnient in Oakwood Cemetery.
Mrs. E. A. Bonner died last evening
I What Wmtlr. Ynn nrt
e With It?
VUllUBllJT wan,. uvjncci,.'BVUU ;b wir
verted into genuine interest, for. the
Indians offered indeed more than had ,
been' expected; They nroved to be :
faultless musicians. Mr. Wheelock, ! V
the young and dignified,. conductor iot ' For the best answer to the above
the band, pleased everybody by hia querry The Evening Times will give
Chivalrous style, and tbeityhola band FIVE DOLLARS IN GOLD. This la
made a hit.
SIRS. E. A. ROXXER'S'FUXERAL.
Monday, Oct 26,
Till'. PL.IV ill AT PLEASES.
A sexas Ranger
,'.Ry. erxest stout,
1 HE CRD T!T CO'WliOY PLAY
Mfll-jTMi-:
l-rlces:
DAY.
$1.00.
far ' ' ;fi
'if
Tii.vic Lewis in "A Texns Hunger."
their reservation in the territory.
and this thing he would do, or die in
tile attempt. There is no power that
can hinder the Ann resolve of a de
termined soul, and after many thrill
ing climaxes are passed his mission
was accomplished.
at. ten minutes after two at her home,
41S South. Dawson street, in, the TSth
year of her age.
She was a member -of- the First
Baptist church, of this city, and was
much beloved, by a. large circle of
friends, who will learn of her death
with regret. ''', "...
She is survived by four children,
Mrs. J. E. Duke, Mrs. L. T. Howard,
Miss Jennie 13. Bonner, and Mr. W.
E. Bonner.
The funeral services were hold this
afternoon, at 3:!!0 o'clock troin the
residence, and were conducted by Dr.
W. C. Tyree, pastor of the First. Bap
tist church.
The interment was in the Oakwood
cemetery, the pall-bearers being
Jiossrs. Henrv Brigss. T. W. Blake,
John T. Pullen, W. N. Jones, Robert
Simpson, and John Brlgg.s.
open to anyone and the answers villi
ibo published during the month otA
October, and. a committee will select
. !th' winner for the Gold. It costs
nothing to tell what yon would do
with $5.00, if yon had it. Your an
swer must not' contain over 100 words
and must be sent to the Evening
Times.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOVLAN-PEARCE CO
THE STORE THAT PLEASES, SATISFIES AXD XiRATlFIES ITS PATRONS. ;
A HAT FOR EVERY FACE-PRICE FOR EVBRY9PURSE
v V. 1
XKiH T-l'IDEIl IX JAIL.
Information Wanted.
If I had $5 In gold 'I would -give
same to the person;' who would suc
cessfully explain wtoftt Jtlnd of a joke
the republican party y Is trying to
perpetrate on the citizens of North
Carolina, especially the citizens of
.Raleigh and Wake, county, and also
sav whether or .not 1 the republicans
!propose to give-us a real balloon as-
sension on the 3rd of November, and
if thp occupantftOf the basket are to
be as ahvertlsed, Cox, "Buck" and
"Postmaster.1' v,
WH. RTXGLETON,
212 "N. Bovlan avenue.
50 Freshly Trimmed Hats from
our own work rooms . . . . .
Scores of Tailor-Made and New
York Pattern Hats
$5.00 to $10.00
$3.50 to $35.00
TOMORROW XHUIT. v
'The Pittsburg Gazette has the fol
lowing to say of the- Indian Band,
which is the attraction at the Acad
einy tomorrow night: .
.-; "The: Wheelock Indian Concert
Band, which gave their opening con
certs yesterday, drew large audiences
and received most enthusiastic ap
plause. At first, no doubt, the large
audience was due. to the pardonable
curiosity of seeing an Indian Band.
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WEATHERS & PERRY. I
TUESDAY, OCT. 27. i
James Riley Wheelcck!
AX1 HIS
UNITED STATES
NDIAN BAND.
The Only hidian i'and in the I'nitcd j !
Prices: '2v,i .")(),
.Ic, SI. 00.
Heart Strength
HirtBtren(tth,ortI(itWclniw,inMini?fenr j
Btr. ritrih. or Nerve Winkness nollilng mora. I'o 5
itiv. ly. not ono wrak huurt in t hundred Is. In it- ' S
(elf. uctiiullT dtseawd. It It almost llwayi S
hidden tin; little nerve that really l all at fault. J
This oliscure nerve the Cardiac, or Heart Nerve 1 5
simply needs, and mittf hava, more power, mora , S
rtaliility, mora nniroll!ti;, mora governing J
etr. ritrth. W'.Uiout that the Heart must contlnua : 5
in tail, and the sioniuch and kldnejra also hava ; S
those siinie controlliiig nervi-a. 15
This el arly explains why, as a medicine. Dr. 1
Hhoou's Kestnratlve tins In the rust done so much S
for weak ami ailing Hearts. l)r. Shoop Bret sought !
the enusn ot nil this imlnhil, palpitating, suffoeat. J
Ing heart distress. Hr. Bhoop's Kestoratlva thlt
popular proscription Is alona directed to these
M-cak and wasting nerve centers. It bulldji J
If strenjUiens; it offers real, genulns heart help, i 5
If you would have strong Hearts, strong dU
gestlon, strengthen those narvas ra-esaibllsh 5
them at needed, with
Dr. Shoop'sl
Restorative
UKtiRY T. KICKS
Just think of ii riMcnds,
that to serve luiiie own eiids
. I'll relate; to you how, an oft.
: told tiile:
That, the talc i-i Iruo,
1 appeal to you : ' ' '" ,
To bear out the facts, or in
the telling I'll fail :
la the City; of Raleigh,
Home of sense and folly,
Is located the firm of Weaih
ers & retry;.
Both good men and true,
And I'll give thorn their due,
And this tale shall ho veracious-very.
In the ri'.-ihu of trade,
Tiicro has never been mado
: S.;ch a wondorlul show as
as tVy're lnjiklnc:
Their fxtitiitiite tasio.
( Heal- diamond no pastel ; ,
To the iililiu- In general is
. . !'takitm". - -. '
Their Cut Glass nu.l China -(No
one "can show floor)
Would add luslro to royal
ty's table.
And the-pictures on vi?w.
'in' siUe will please yMt,
And the prices. All! I . know
you'll be able
To Indulge your desire, .
For a thiBBvyoiJ admire,
And If your Mansion's inteii
' o:s' need overhnulln ,
They've Wall I'uper and Shades,
Of all pricati and grades,
With '.'Tin. Whistle Johnson",
who Is head of his, call
' .;'; .' IliK.
"ONE WHO KNOWS."
V. It. Thompson Fails to Give S20O
I'ctice-i'.oiid mul is in Jail.
C. B. Thompson, of Barlow's Creole
township, the man charged with be
ing a night-rider and threatening to
burn the gin of ,W. S. Adams, was
' tried Saturday before Justice of the
Peace W. D. Sanderlin. Several wit
nossoH were examined and much dam
aging evidence was produced... The
court saw fit; to place Thompson un
der a $200 bond to keep 1 lie peace.
TIiIm Thompson was unable to give
and he was brought ho;e late Satur
day evening by .Deputy Sheriff J. N.
Ro.hcll and lodged in jail.
Thompson hears a rather unsavory
reputation. It is said that he not
only threatened Mr. Adams, but that
throats were made by him against
oilier operators. He is also said to
have been in trouble with tue federal
authorities several times. He has a
wife and threo cRildren.
Col. .1. C. L. Harris defended him
at the trial before the justice. Col
Harris , said ' this ."niornlni? that his
clhmt would probably give bond to'
ilay. ; ; ,.
r. SllOWJIAX IX TROlRIiE- ;
1 . . Make Aunt Happy.
Her,G go my dollars. Two for a room
at the Tarboroilgh and a six o'clock
rising call , so, . 'When called, I could
yell, ''Begone! ..You are not papa, I
do, not . have tot".' One for cologne to
onhanea the ' perfume of my goat.
Sixty eetits wortli . of Royster's candy
tor me and ten 'for 'a pound of'Rlg-
gan's for : my- Atmr little brother.
Thirty centsrnf oollc cure as affinity
to my candy.:-. Thirty cents of cannon
crackers ' to make mv nervous aunt
happy on her birthday. Seventy - for
the heathen, my ; chums, to go to the
circus.
BAMt'EL W. HTLU
': Wet Rtlelgh
Daniel Lem:iit (liaised Willi Selling
: lto:'x al F;.ic Grounds.
j Daniel I.emont, the showman who
is charged with selling booze on the
fair grounds, was up before Justice
j H. H. Roberts Saturday night, ho-
'iitrMti'u 1i,i'tnir xi'.jc cut fr. Vnt'nmliur
! ',10th and he gave bond In the sum
! jof ' $100 foe his appearance on that
! j dale. ' He continues his engagements
! j on the fair circuit, this week. '
! I I'liree other show people, one
1 O'Leary and his : wife, and another
I ! young man, were summoned as wit
I nesses. They were In much trouble
, this morning, as Justice Roberts
I'sbeiViOtl . to be somewhat reluctant
! I about letting them go. Bond was not
Papa Takes .The Times.
If t had' $5 In' gold I would give
one-tenth of It th. pumlnv school and
church, one-half of the nmaindor I
would put In the. bank, and the other
half I would keep to use for what I
My papa.-; taks The Evening
or probably t would subscribe
TAILOR-MADE SUITS AND SILK DEESSES. "
The1 stock-room of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments is congested, packed
to its fullest limit, yet new arrivals are crowding in every day.' The Style
range is' complete, fine workmanship, moulded to your form. The line in moderate-price
garments is second to none. .
Suits of fine quality materials, blended stripes, ricli Serges, fancy Broad Cloths
and' stylish mixtures, all the new colors and blaeks.. The workmanship
throughout? evinces care and thought to develop the best.- in each style.
$18.50 to $65.00
linging skirts,
$15.00 to $45.00
want.
Times
for it.
WAVTJER LOW TATTTM,
. -'.. Salisbury, N. Ci
ca3y to give. 'Finally,; ul'ler much
pleading, the justice allowed the wlt
nassas to go about their business,
O'Leary nnd his wife giving a cash
bond of $10 each.
RIO ti.UIE IX NORFOLK.
Round Trip From Italelili $7.(10 For
! Ten IVople on One Ticket nnd
h S uite Train.
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I Mr. C. H. Gattls, T. P. A. of the
Seaboard, advises no special low ratas
will he narrted to Norfolk Saturday,
'October B 1st, account the A." & M.
College-Virginia footboll game, but
parties of tell or more traveling oh
oila ticket and same train, cap se-
Jcure a 2-cents per mile rate lot tjie
distance traveled. This will make the
round trip from Raleigh, to .Ports
mouth and return $7.00, whereas the
one-way rate Is $4.35. ,
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An Afflicted Family.
If J had $5 in gold I would spend
it on my sick and crippled-children.
I have one boy, 11 years old, lost one
leg "wlth--cuberkutot; of the bone, and
looks like hs-tst-nrotng'' to- lose1 his
arm; one scven-vear-old In bed with
fever; one flve-year-old has been op
erated on twice and onlv has one lung,
and. is '.deformed- badly, and with these
sick and deformed and also a large
family and onlv a very limited means
to- live on, I think a could spend the
$5 well.
MRS. C. XV. ANDERSON,
701 N. Salisbury St.,
Charity Begins at Home.
If 1 had $5 In gold I would spend
it for the things most needed at home,
for charity begins at home and spreads
abroad. ,
M1!S; S. B.. O'NEAL,
..; Raleigh. R. F. D. No. 6.
All prices
Silk Dresses, newest colorings latest stylos, tucked sleeves,
for evening 'wear or davtime dress. From , . . . . .
SILK PETTICOATS.
Black and Colored Taffeta Silk Petticoats, dep runic, stitched bands. .Worth
$5.00 For $3.98
$7.50 Silk Petticoats to go for $4.98
LADIES', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S COATS.
- The greatest aggregation of Cloaks 6i all kinds,, for all ages, ever brought
to the city; for all kinds of weather, foul or fair; for street, church or opera
wear. '
Ladies' Cloaks for . ... . . . .
Misses' Cloaks,, for . . . . . . .
Children's Cloaks for . . "
ZEPHYR SHIRT SWEATERS.
New shipment of "White and Two-tone Wool Sweaters; best we've had,
$3.00 and $5.00
NOVELTY NECK RUCHINGS.
Everybody anxious for thein. You take a fleeting .chance at these, as they are
are here todav and gone tomorrow. Come earlv . ... 25c, 35c, and 50c.
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH.
Down to the prices of -the. days of Gc. cotton. 12-yard lengths.
$1.33 Quality for " , . . -$ -98
$1.05 (jhialitv.for ... . . . v v"?s;4'. '.... .. . . $1.25
$1.90 (JnalitV for . . , . - , '. . .. . . , . . . .... . . ,., ,., ,., ,., , ,. $1.50
NAINSOOKS TAKE A DROP.
Prices reduced to s, . .. f . ... . t. .; $1.25, $li0, $1.75 and $2.00
$7.50 to $30.00
$5.00 to $15.00
$1.50 to $ 7.50
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UNITED STATUS INDIAX BAND,
We Would lie CJIud to Have You.
If I had $5 In gold the first thing I
would do Would he to visit Raleigh
and see how much larger it Is th:in
cither Greopsboro or Charlotte, and
after viewing the sights of the capital
city of my adopted state, decide
whether or not I would help b" one
toward swelling her population to fifty
thousand.
MRS. NELSOX W. WILLIS,
lies Chaues street,
IUti(ler."on. N. (..
Heln a Friend.
If I hnd j m gold I would buy
medicine for a sick friend who is suf
fering and Is not able to buy it.
MRS. DEl'LAH HARE,
N. Eoylan avenue,
Raleigh, N. C.
' Deprive Thein of Pie.
If I should this money win,
Not one cent would I spend,
But would g've It all toward one
glorious end.
That Is, to make the democratic party
win.
For if the democratic party gets in,
And the corrupt republican rule
ends, ,
The panic-left friendless In the hands
of It enemies will die,
Andithe republicans will stop fenst
lug on iiiitloiml pie.
H CHERT COLLIERS.
Holly Springs, N. C.
Turn on the Light.
If I had i'i in gold I would head a
fund to be advocated by The Raleigh
Evening Timer, In conjunction with
chnmber of commerce and merchants'
association, to put forward Raleigh.
One of the best and most consplclous
waya to start this, as wan demon
strated fair week, would, bo to Illumi
nate Fuyettevllle street at night. This
beautiful Illumination brings the peo
ple out at night, and when they arer
out they can see things, and weeing
things they buy things; and not only
that, It causes the comment and ad
miration of visitors which Is an ad
vertisement Itself.
I would, but If I get It I will.
C. T. M.,
Succetui Assured.
With 15 In gold I would aubicrlbe
to Th Times for aix months, ecurlng
a fountain pen at a premium, , Invest
balance In aoma necessity told by
merchant who have faith In their
gooda and want the public to know of
.tbetn, bnc advertise la The -Timet.
fa -i-?1,25'
I BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY.
From vour paper I would learn of the
world's h:ij'iMi!lngs on day of occur
rence, and use in fori nut ion- thus ob
tained ahead of the other fellow to
make more money to renew my sub
!enpt:oii. With knowledge to direct,
a p"u to recoid. and The Times to
piini: .'success wiiuld be a certainty.
H. G. HARRIS,
Raleigh, N. C.
Help the School Fund.
If I had t: In gold I would give it
to the public school fund of Raleigh
township, : that it might help lengthen
the school term and thereby do the
most good to the 'most people when
most needed.' ,
MISS C. L. VERBV, .
1 Raleigh,, N. C.
MOT11KRS!
We are making a Salve out of pure
Goose (ireaKC and Mutton1 Suet; the
best thing made for Pneumonia,
("roup, end Colds, v Go to your drug
gist and get a box of this wonderful
Salve and, if it doesn't do just what
we claim for it, take it hack and ftot
your money. Isn't this fair enough?
You know (ioose (irensu lias been
used from the foundation to the pres
ent time for Croup nnd Colds. Now
uon t let your lialiy die tor the want
of this grout remedy. If you haven't
the money, am i,uy it on credit;
you should have it In the house at all
times.
..You till know what d'oose fii-ense
Liniment Is. If you ever used it once
and used It like we told you, we
know that you still use it.
We can
For anything in Fu: rniture and Housef urnish
ings, for the Home or Office.
We carry a com plete line, guaranteed prices
and make, terms to suit our customers.
Agents for the w ' ell-known Macey Sectional
Book Cases and Re mihgton Typewriters.
cash or Credit
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The Raleigh Furniture Co.
17 Kjvst Martin &nd 18 Market -Streets.
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Capital City Phone 672.
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