THEEVENItf G rTTMES: : MONDAY, pECEMBER 7, 1908.
' PAQETHJKEE.V
PURE WHISKIES
(Direct from Distillers.)
Buy your Whiskies from an old
I established bouse.
" We own our distillery and ship
direct to the consumer, prepaying
all express charges. Below are a
few of our specials. , :,
2l.
LukS Dunn (extra . 13.50 S675 StO.00
Manor Straight Rye 4.50 8.58 12.50
Comfort Rye (rood) 2.50 4.75. 700
Mouatalo Blend . . . .
Family Cora (old). .
Special tore.......
Broncho Gin . .
Old larUlo ...
THE NtXT LEGISLATURE
Personnel of Hit
Senate
3.00 5.75 8.50 1
3.50 6.75 10.00
2.50 4.7$ 7.001
3.50 0.7S 10.001
2 50 4,25 740
Any of the above brand i
supplied in cases of quart,
pint or half-pint bottles.
Write for complete
price list of Wines, Cor
dials, Liquers, Beers, etc
AGENTS FOR '.'
t CONSUMERS BREWING CO.
Brewer of "Rheinbrau" and "Seaside"
Non-Alcohollc Beer.
Oito Mir. Utt Mtqf via,
, expus trier tc artifiddttditi
Xr MAHflNEn
rJ lV?'wAJ
JUST RECEIVED.
10 Cars "Powell's Black Band."
2 Cars Thacker Lump.
1 Car Pocahontas Lump.
1 Car Cllnchficld Lump.
O Cars Pcnn. Anthracite. ;
We are prepared to serve yon.
POWELL 4 POWELL
Incorporated.
Phone 41.
and
A Man May
Eat Any Meal
And Digest It Easily If He Will But
Try.
FREE DIGESTIVE TABLETS.
Don't be afraid of your meals. The
reason - you (have dyspepsia Is that
Something' Is lacking In your digestive
apparatus necessary to the stomach's
work.
A perfect stomach loves to work..
Republicans Will Have a Total of
Thirty-seven Votes on Joint Ballot,
An Interesting Fight for the Speak-
(rahln In PromltiPfl Dowd. Hares.
a rnin. t,ii., ruHMo- Perfect digestion Is not afraid of any
of food the whole machine of man.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make easy
the work of dlgeBtlon, because they
combine active fruit and vegetable
essences which are needed by the
stomach.
These essences are so powerful they
digest food without aid from the stom
ach. They have done this with a meal
encased in a glass tube.
"We will send a trial package to any
one free for his name and address. '
Eat what you will or when you will,
then take a Stuart Dyspepsia Tablet
And see how you wll digest that meal.
In a short time your stomach will have
a natural supply of gastric juices and
your whole system will be able to take
care of digestion easily.
Ask any druggist about Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablets. His answer will tell
more than we can say. Ask him how
they sell. If you want to buy them
give him 50c. But if you want to test
them write us and you will receive a
trial package by mall without cost.
Address F. A. Stuart Co., 150 Stuart
Bldg., Marshall, Mich.
15th District W. G. Turner,- R.,
Dunn.
l6th District W. B. Jones. D., Ral
eigh. 17th District H. T. Powell, D., War
renton. 18th Dlstrict-J. A. Long. D., Rox
boro. 19th District J. L. Scott, Jr., D
Graham.
19th District J. S. Manning, D.,
Durham. ' -
20th District W. B. Wray, It,. KAS
vHle.
I21st
FULTON MARKET
CORN BEEF.
NEW N. C. CORN
MULLETS,
MACKEREL,
ROE HERRING,
COD FISH.
J. R. FERRALL & GO.
GROCERS.
Fayettevllle Street. Raleigh. H. O
Now is the Time
TO BEGIN A
Savings Investment
LN THE
mechanics
AND
Investors Union
92.00 TEIt MONTH OK 80c PER
WEEK WILL MATURE 100 IN 48
MONTHS. APPLY TO ' -
GEORGE ALLEN,
- Secretary.
The next legislature will have a
total of thirty-seven republican inem
bera. according to the official list-given
out today by Secretary of State J.
Bryan Grimes. There will be' nine
republican senators and twenty-eight
republican members of the house. If
there Is no dissension among the demo
crats this minority can do no damage.
It ,1s larger this time, however, than
for several years.
There will be a lively fight for the
speakership. At this stage of the game
W. C. Dowd, of Charlotte, looks like
a ' winner. : He Is a parliamentarian
of marked ability And a born leader.
He would make a fine presiding of
ficer, .Mr. K. m. Mayes, or. unatnam.
will be In the race. Hon. Rufus A.
Dough ton, ex-lieutenant-govfernor, of
Alleghany county, for years known as
one of the safest and sanest leaders
of North .Carolina democracy, will al
so be put up for the place by his
friends, and will make the right an in
teresting one. A glance at the names
of the distinguished gentlemen who
will constitute the next general as
sembly will disclose the fact that the
democrats have good speakership tim
ber to select srom and that the peo
ple of the state have done themselves
pride in the selection of their repre
sentatives. They are here given:
House of Representatives, 1900.
Alamance Dr. J. A. Pickett, R.,
Burlington.
Alexander Will Llney, R., Taylors
vllle... :'-
Alleghahey R. A. . Doughton, D.,
Sparta.
Anson T. C. Cox, D., Wadesboro.
Ashe T. C. Buie, D.. Jefferson.
Beaufort Frank B. Hooker, D.,
Idalla.
Beaufort John F. Latham. D.. Wash.
Ington.
Bertie A. S. Roseo, D., Windsor.
Bluden G. D. Perry, D., Elisabeth
town. .
Brunswick C. Ed. Taylor, R South-
port. , .". ;
L""Buncombe Zeb Weaver, D., Weaver-
ville.
Buncombe R. J. Gaston, D., Ashe-
vllle.
t Burke T. L. Slgmon, D., Morganton.
Cabarrus H. 8. Williams, R., Con
cord.
Caldwell M. N. Harshaw, R., Lenoir.
Camden J. C. Cook, D., Indlantown.
Carteret C. 8. Wallace, D., More
head City.
Caswell A. E. Henderson, D., Mil
ton.
Catawba J. Yatos Killlan, R.( New
ton. ..
Chatham R. H. Hayes, D., Pittsboro.
Cherokee-rT. C. McDonald, R.,
Murphy. :
Chowan W. S. Frlvett, D., Edenton.
Clay R. E. Crawford, D., Hayes-
ville.
Cleveland R. S. Lovelace, D., Shelby.
Columbus J. B. Butler, D., Plreway.
Craven E. N. Green, D., New Bern.
Cumberland J. H. Currle, D., Fay-
ettevllle.
Cumberland-4khn Underwood, D.,
Fayettevllle.
Currituck Pierce Hampton, . V.,
Waterllly.
Dare Chas. T. Williams, D., Avon.
Davidson E. Jiarle : McCrary, R.,
Lexington.:
Davie A. T. Grant, Jr., R., Mocks-
vlllo.
Duplin J. A. Cavln, D., Kenansvllle.
Durham Y. E. Smith, D.. Durham.
Edgecombe Hugh B. Bryant, D.,
Battleboro.
Edgecombe Dr. M. B. Pitt, D., Mac.
clestield.
Forsyth S. B. Hall, R Winston-
Salem.
Forsyth J. T. Stimpbon, R., Win
ston-Salem.
fV Franklin Dr. R. P. Floyd, D., Louis-
burg. :
Gaston D. K. Davenport, D., Mount
Holly.
Gaston N. B. Hendricks, D.( Cherry
vllle. Gates Lycurgus Hofjer, D., Qates
villo. Graham W. P. Rose, R South
worth. -.'
Granville A. W. Graham, D., Ox
ford. " ... '
Greene J. A. Albiitton. D., Snow
Hiii.
Y Guilford Thomas J. Murphy, D
Greensboro. . . .
k Guilford Dr. J. R. Gordon, D.,
Jamestown.
Halifax A. P. Kltchln, D., Scotland
Neck.
A. Bariinger, D.,
D.,
Heart Strength
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BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. 1 BOYLAN-PgARCE CO.
THE STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. EXCEPT SATTRDAl? 1 XIGHTS. 'f ' ; ' -'
' as. U. Braswell, p., Whit-
Morton,
lotte. .
Mitchell S. J. Turner, R., Vale or
Valley.
Montgomery Robert T. Pool, D..
Troy. :
Moore D. A. McDonald, D.. Carth
age.
Nash Dr.
akers.
New Hanover George L.
D., Wilmington.
: Northampton Dr. M. Bolton, D.,
Rich Square.
Onslow E. M. Koonce, D., Jacksonr
ville.
Orange T. E. Sparrow, R., HUlsboro.
Pamlico J. M. Martin, D., Arapahoe.
Pasquotank S. N. Morgan. D., Eliza
beth City.
Pender Joseph T. Foy, D., ' Scott's
Hill. . r
Perquimans Ernest L. Reed, D.,
Hertford.
Person F. O, Carver, R Roxboro.
Pitt R. R. Cotton, D., Bi-uce.
Pitt Dr. B. T. Cox D., Winterville.
Polk J. B. Livingston, D., Tryon
Randolph Thos. J. Redding, D.,
Randleman. :
Randolph J, Rom Smith, p., Liberty;;.:.-
Richmond M. C. Freeman, D., Ham
let. .
Robeson W. J. . McLeod, D Red
Springs.
Robeson Marshall Shepherd, D.,
Alma.
Rockingham J. T- Davis, D.
Rockingham W. T. Witty, 'D.
Rowan Jshn M. Julian, V., Salis
bury; -
Rowan D. M. Carlton. D., Salisbury.
Rutherford L, C. Daily, D., Ellen-
boro.
Sampson-James T. Kennedy, R.,
Moltonvllle.
Sampson B. H. Crumpler, R., Clin
ton. '
Scotland T. C. Everett, D., Laurin-
burg. ,
Stanly Dr. J. I. Campbell, D., Whit
ney. : .,.
Stokes James M. Fagg, R., Red
Shoals.
Surry R. L. Haytnore, R., Mt. Airy.
Swain J. U. Gibbs. R., Whlttler.
Transylvania George W. Wilson, D.,
Penrose.
Tyrrell Mark Majetle, D., Columbia.
L'nlon R. W. Lemmond, D., Monroe.
Union Ney McNeely, D., Monroe.
Vunce B. H. Perry, D., Henderson.
Wake A. L. Cox, D., Raleigh.
Wake J. W. HHsdale. D Raleigh.
'vWake E. T, Scarbnro. D-. Eagle
Rotk.
Warren T. O. Rodwell, D., Warren-
ton. :
Washington C. W, Spell, R.(
Mackey's Ferry.
Watauga Smith Hagemau, R Vilas,
R. F. D. No. 1.
Wayne J. E. Kelley, D., Mount
Olive. .
Wayne J. M. Mitchell, D., Goldsboro.
Wilkes F. N. Hayes, R., Purlear.
.Wilkes A. Caldwell, R., Hays,
r Wilson George W. Connor, D., Wil
son. YadkinF. W. Hanes, R., Yadkln
Vllle. -
Yancey D. M. Buck, R., Bald Moun
tain. Members of Senate, 1000.
1st District N. R. Johnson, D.,
Elisabeth City.
8d District A. P. Godwin, D.,
21st Dlsti'Ict J.
Greensboro. ', ,
22d District A. S. Dockery, D Rock,
Ingham.
22d District Jonathan Peele,
Laurlnburg.
23d Dlstrict-'J'. A. Spenee, D., Carth
age. . 'f '.-.'.
24th District J. A. Lockhart, . D.,
Wadesboro. ':
24th Dlstrlct-t-G. Foster Hanklns, D:
Lexington. .
25th District H. N. Pharr. D Char
lotte.
25th Districfc-Col. . Paul B. Means,
TV Poneord-.
26th Distrlct-iWtebead Kruttz, D.,
Salisbury. '.' 'v
V 2"th District H. R. Starbuck, R.,
Winston-Salem.
28th District--
29th District William Lee, R., Sum
mit. ' '
yOth District Z. V. Long, D., States-
vllle.
31st District-J. D. Elliott, D.,
Hickory.
32d District W. T. Love, D., Gas
tonla. 33d District McD. Ray, D., Hender
sonvllle. v 33d District Jno. C. Mills, D., Ruth-erfordton.
34th District J. C. Sherrill, R.
4th District R.
V 35th District R. L. Doughton, D
Laurel Springs.
86th District J. F. Tllson, R., Grape
vine.
'37th District J. J. Blitt, R., Ashe-
vllle.
38th District A. M. Fry, D., Bryson
City. ;
39th District W. J. West, R., Frank
lin, -.
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$60 Suits for $25, $35 Suits for $14.85, $25 Suits for $9.00;
Heart Strer iwfh, m Heart Iftamt, rneani HtfTS 1 ' j jj
lUvel7. not one weak heart In hundred 1, tou-1 u Iredell M. D. Tomlln, D., States-
rtlf. at-tually AlHaaed. It U almoet alwan
IddenUn, IltMa nerve that rUy tasllattaiUt, vl'le- -'t. t, rni.w
Thliobeeurenerre-theCardlae, or Heart Nam Jackson R. F. JsrrSt, K., DUlsboro.
eimplr neede. and murt liare, mon power, wore ! Johnston J. W. Myatt, D., Bmlth-
trfmnh! Without that the Heart anal eonttnn leld,
to (all, and the etomach and kidneys alio bare
IftMo t&m. rontronuif oerrai.
Thli clmrly ezplatnl wnr, al
Th k1m, ..nW iil ah. mm a , ill 1T1 ,
thoop'i kmtnratlre hai In the pett SonitamvAt I Lenoir E. R. Wooten, D., Klnstoh
for weak and alllnfUMiDrBhoopsrAht.JLinpniH. D. WarllCk. D.. Lincoln
i ol all tuu pauinn. naiDitaunt, eunona. i " . ,
Johnston-J. W. Barnes, D Clayton.
Jones John C. Parker, D., Trenton.
D Klnstoh.
Gatesville.
Halifax H. S. Harrison, D Wetdon.V2d District V. Martin, D., William-
Harnett N. A. Smith, D., Kipling,
Haywood H. R. Furgorson, D.,
Waynesvllle. 1
Honderson J. S. Rhodes, R Fletch
ers. - - . :
Hertford David C. Barnes, D Mur
freesboro. t,
Iyde-J. ,W, McWllltams, D., Oor
coke. .
4 Iredell Z. V. Turlington, D Moores.
tberaune
int heart dlurew.
jpalnnil. nalDjutlnt,
nr. a
. SboS'l BeetoratiTe thU
Bocular trescrlptlon U alone directed to thea
wrak and watting nerve centers. II bulldai
ICttrmnrUiene; It onera real, genuine heart helD. -II
you would hare straw Reans, etrons dt
ettlon. itnincthen theat aarree leeilahlliS
(hetu at Beeded, with
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
-ilEIiBY T.UlCKa.
tort.
Macon ...... Hlgdon, R., Franklin.
Madlaon-Dr. A. J.' McDowltt. R.,
Walnut. . ,
- Martin Harry W. Stubbs, D., Wll-llameton.
Ly McDowsll-B. D. Price, D., Marlon.
MeCRisneurf w. u. Aioiaugnun, v.,
Chsrlotts. 1 '
fbcklehburHW. A. Orter, D., Chsr
yMicitlehteaVfWT &- DowH,' t., Chkr.
ston.
2d. District F. P. Latham, D., Wash
ington.
K8d District B. S. Gay, D., Jackson,
4th Distrlct-E. I1 Travis, D., Hall
fax. 6th District L. V. Bassett, D., Rocky
Mennt. . ' - . i".'
th District A. L. Blew, D., Gl-eeif-
vuis. - '
7th Dratrict Ben T. Holden, D
Loulsburg. '.
7th Dlstrict-J. D. Da Was, D., Elm
City.
Sth District Y. T. Ormond, D., Kin
ston. .
8th blstrlot 3. W. Burton, D Jack
sonville.
sth District-J. L. Bsthsm, D., Golds,
boro.
loth District Edward Hawes, D.,
Atkinson.
lllth I'lBtriot-B. C. Empy. D., Wll-
mlngtott.
llth Dlstrlct-O. L. Clark, D., Clark
ton. -
llth District D. R. Shaw, D turn-
berton. .
lih Dlstrict-O. K. Nimroeka D.,
rtyUVll, ,
ltth, . plstHct--Dt:. J. Matthsws,
R.. Cllntog - '
Lyiirm!s!4
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
What the Asheville Citizen says of
Wednesday night's attraction:
"When 'Aunt Mary,' in the person
of May Robson, was rejuvenated be
fore the large audience at tile Grand
Opera House last night, she unques
tionably scored a 'hit.' Asheville
theatre-goers were introduced to a
real star. Miss Robson played her
part la an absolutely satisfactory
amusing, and entertaining fashion.
The whole house was in an ;. uproar
from the moment the curtain arose on
the first art until If s'eni down on the
third; and the intermissions were
filled with little reminiscent chuckles,
evidencing the good nature her hu
mor had produced upon her admirers
for they were all her admirers after
the first act. She won her audience
in the first and entertained them in
the remaining two acts. Her cos
tumes were artistically designed and
well suited to her part.
"However, Miss Robson was not
'the whole show,' for every member
of the company was good."
The closing out, clean sweep sale, of Ladies' Costumes, ;
Tailor-made Suits, Princess Dresses and Jumpers, springs sur
prise prices that the trade will be quick to grasp. This is the ;
chance of the year, and the earliest shoppers profit best
This is an out right sale. None sent on approval, f
Alteration made but charged for. V , '
SILK PRINCESS SUITS. . .
Six Taffeta Silk Suits; Blue, Green, aud Black; sold for $20.00 to $35.00. : 7 !
Special Price . . . ... '. ... .... . . . . . . ; ....... $14.85
Three Messelin Solm Suits; Navy and Peacock Blue, Lace Yoke, handsome
: trim; worth $25.00 to $35.00. ' y
Special Price . . . . . . . . . '. '.. . , . ,; . . .... . $14.85
Two French Batiste Suits; Lace and Button Trim; $25.00 values. : ' -SDecial
Price . . . . . ................ . . . ... $14.85
Three Broadcloth Suits; Paon. Green and Taupe, Soutache, Art-Work, and .A
Lace. $27.50 values. i ... . ""
Special Price . . . . '. . . . . . . ... . . , $14.85
TAILOR-MADE SUITS. ; ;
Eighteen Ladies' Tailor-made Suits. Plain colors, fancy mixtures, and blacks..,
Values. $22.50 to $35.00. Y ) : ' " -
Special Price . . .... .... . . . . ' :.V-v v. --. . . ..... $14.85
Forty-eiijlit Suits, Princess, Jumpers, College and Tailor-Made Suits. . ':. ,
Special Price . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ $9.90
Liidies' Silk Suits, Jumper Suits, and Princess Suits, Values $17.50 to $25.00.
Special Price . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . $990
The entire alance of stock of Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, worth $35 to $75, for
Special Price . ... . . . . ...... . ........
$25.00
B 0 Y LAN-PEARCE CO MP
TRIPS TO WASHINGTON.
In pursuance with the usual up-to-date
and progressive policy of the
management of the Gaiety Amuse
ment Company, arrangements we be
ing made to give some -fortunate pa
trons of their popular little t'aeutre
the time of their liveB.
As outlined in today's advertise
ment in this paper in some hint of the
delights which are in store for the
winners may be obtained.
The Raleigh capital, with its beau
tiful buildings, broad streets and
points of historical Interest, will at
any time stir the blood of the average
American, but on the occasion of the
inauguration of a president, Washing
ton, in its gala day attire, is ah al
lurement which it is almost . Impos
sible to resist. This will be the great
est inauguration ever witnessed In
this country. Preparations are al
ready on foot to take care of the
thousands of visitors who will be in
the city. ' ,-.
The Gaiety is to be congratulated
on adopting such a happy medium of
advertising, olio which will never be
forgotten by the Individuals who are
fortunate cnoush to win the trip.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Cbildron, .
The Kind You Have Always Sought
Sears the
Signature ol
Elks Do Honor lo Departed
Brother
The Elks' memorial SeVvlcef ' n '
Academy of Musit- yesterday afl'-H
were attended by one' of the In
crowds ever assembled at n -.'.-;?
of this kind.
The music was the best to. 'be 'had. In
our city, the solos of Mrs. P. icy ;.,
Fleming and Miss Ellen -Durham bei.l
Very artistically rendered and uj
proprlate to the occasion. Thi- lodge
exercises were very Interesting,
The feature of the ervlcv' wit Hie
able, Instructive and interesting' ad
dress of Mr. Fred. Harper, of Lynch
burg. Vu. Mi', Harper whs listeneifto
with thai solemn silence that' Jln
spires a speaker to do his. best ' :
The FpeHk.-r's subject was "In Union
There' is St'ensth," and in expounding
'old rviu In- showed .himself to
;i- !Ki-;' : tin'- English language.
His i .'ii'i.i't.- upuii the four cardinal
pi'inria'? .'' t!i ; older, char'ty, justice,
bi-otherly 'nv.' : :i:id fid' lity, were both
, iusti u.ti i ihI cycedingly Interesting.
1U: laiifc-uaifi' was i:iiiice and hls'ksiio
ntiivincUig.. The verdict of the yst
i i;SM"rnbliiij"." .was that air. Harpers an-
ilri :-; wiiH o",i" of the best and most en.
i - tii:i!-itM vi r listened to by a Ral
i,ij;l" au,lle''.'e. :..'
All'. James I. Johnson's eulogy was
rfiort unci sweet. His point was not
to lotk uton our dead brothers as 1-at
tp us forever, but only separated 'fnom
us for a sliurt while.
The services yeUerday did honor to
the Iialeigh lodse and gained for bem
a host of friends. .'-.'.... ;
THE GEM
The Cave of Spooks
The Sexton of
Longwyn.
Weary Willie's Re
venge, v
College Chums
TUESDAY'S SPECIAL
Julius Caesar.
PRICES!
Sc. and 10c.
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PBOGBAM DAILT.
Foster & Mansfield
THEGAiETf
Announces that it will start the following contest on January 1, 1909.
A TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D. C
- Via Norfolk -;-v. ''" '
..'.':' ' .'....'.''':"..- ..';-''- ','v ' ' ' '... t
: : : : FOR TWO
During the InauguraUon Week-AU Expenses PaidJ
Rail to Norfolk. Steanierrto Washington" . Best 'hotgl accominoda-aons.., Tick
et tfOrand Stand fd': InaturationParadep AQobilripi Visits tpsth
National, Columbia, and (&asesVyheatr6s and MovlrigPiure Shows itiSQ-a
ington. Pullman Sleepers and Dining Cars en route, and many other details
too numerous to mention. .... ;..;:(t .y
One solid week-Jam full of pleasure and sightseeinrg
Contestents.willjun in pairs, as for'ihstance: A gentleman andhis wife, two;
young way. caums, or iwu jjeauicuicn iiicui. . :.v
s AGE UP? f TOjlOO
Watch the Screen at The Gaiety and Tha Evening Times' and. The Gaiety Mag-.?
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