THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH, N. C.
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STATE NEWS.
Spencer Raises $1,442 For Orphans'
Home. : .1 .
-Spencer, Jan. 26 In Spencer, Re
J. P. Robers, who spent three days
In Spencer last week In the interest
of the Orphans' Home to be estab
lished by the Western taorth Caro
lina Conference at; Winston-Salem,
raised $1,442 In, jthe Southern Rail
way town, to be lised In the, erection
of buildings for the orphans. This ts
the largest amount raised so far in
any one city in North Carolina for
that purpose.
New Cotton Mill. :
Salisbury, Jan. 26 A ' rumor.
which will not down, still floats
around that Salisbury is to have a
new cotton mill under the manage
ment of Erwin, Duke & Co., well
known mill men in central North
Carolina. ,It Is said a party has al
ready selected a site for the new in
dustry and steps have been taken to
land the new enterprise for Salisbury.
each of the two coaches. A number
of passengers and Mr. Rowland were
struck by pieces of the shattered
glass, but no one was struck by either
of the rocks: A lady and a child had
just left the seat which received one
of the rocks.
ITALIAN LINER -FLORIDA
IN PORT
FREE
PILE
CURE
Sent
Stole All In Sight.
Wilson, Jan. 26 Thieves last
week entered the tack yard of Mrs.
W. H. Davis, in the northwestern
section of the city and stole three
weeks' washing from the line. Mr.
Davis says they were slick artists,
but he can't see why in the world
New York, Jan. 26 With two of
her dead still crushed beneath the
twisted steel and timber, the Italian
liner Florida, which sent the Repub
lic, of the White Star Line, to the
bottom, today was moored at her
pier at " the foot of Forty-second i
street. South Brooklyn, while dozens '
of men worked to get at the bodies'
wedged In the broken prow.
Eugene Lynch, the Boston
to Demonstrate the Merits of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
What it Has Done For Others, It Can
. Do For Yon.
We have testimonials by the hun
dreds showing all stages, kinds and de
grees of piles which have been cured
Pyramid Pile Cure. V f'V
' If you could ' read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt go p the
nearest drug store and buy a box of
Pyramid Pile Cure at once, price fifty
cents.
We do not ask you to do this. Send
us your name and address and we will
send you a trial package by mail tree.
We know what the trial package will
do. In many cases it has cured piles
without further treatment. If it proves
its value to you order more from your
druggist, at 50c. a box. This Is fair, is
jit not? Simply fill out free coupon be
low and mail today.
To create a fireman's ' .-ft1"
I FREE PACKAGE COUPON.
Fill out the blank lines below
with name and address, cut out J
coupon and mail to the PYRAMID
DRUG COMPANY, 190 Pyramid I
nier-1 1 Bldg, Marshall Mich; A trial pack-
chant, whose wife was killed In the age of the great Pyramid Pile Cure
collision and who received terrible in-! I will then be sent you at once by
sure It will be a long time before he
has anything else to hang on it.
juries himself, died in the Long Is
land College Hospital at 4 o'clock a.
m. today.
The Baltic, the sister ship of the
they left the clothes line, for he is 8Unken liner, had arrived in port
mail, FREE, In plain wrapper.
Name .... .... . . . .
Street .. .. .. .. .. ..
City and State..............
Reward For Train Wrecker.
Rocky Mount, Jan. 26 The A. C.
L, Railway has offered $100 reward
for the capture, with sufficient evi
dence to convict, of the party or par
ties who attempted to wreck the pas
senger train on the Spring Hope
branch last Wednesday night. This
attempt makes the third within the
past several months and the situa
tion Is getting to be a grave one. The
first was some time during November,
when several railroad spikes were
placed on the track, but they were
found by an employe before any seii
our mishap resulted, while the other
two have been attempted within the
past three weeks and the incidents
that surround them are thoroughly
known. '
The authorities are at a perfect
loss as to who the guilty parties may
be, and while they have several sus
pects, there is evidence that they
were, not in .the neighborhood of the
wreck at the time, but that they were
distantly removed from the scene.
-,'Rot-kcd TaylorsvlIIe Train. .'.",
Statesvllle, Jan. 26 The Taylors-
ville train, while nt Hlddenite Thurs
day night, about 9 o'clock, was rocked
by some unknown, would-be murder
ous scoundrel, the sound of missies
striking the top and sides of the
coaches could be heard, and In an
other Instant two heavy rocks as big
as a man't fist, crashed through the
windows into the train, one entering
earlier with 1,244 survivors of the
latest tragedy of the sea, while the
United States derelict destroyer Se
neca with Captain John Isaac Seal-
by his second officer, Richard Wil
liams and forty of the crew who had
remained with the captain on the Re
public, dropped anchor off Staten Island.
Work of 18!h. Day's Session Id
Lower House
Waynesvllle.
By Julian:
relief fund.
By-j Weaver: That chapte "210.
Laws of 1905, do not apply to W. R.
Oudger, ' inBuncombe, and to allow
Buncombe to .bridge the French
Broad river. j
Sir. Currle" spoke against certain
biographical blanks left on the desks.
i t Enrolled Bills.
-" .The -following bills were enrolled,
ratified, and sent to the secretary of
state, and are now laws of the state:
To amend public school law of Ral
eigh towashlp; to Incorporate" the
board of 'publication of the Western
North Carolina 1 Methodist Confer
ence; to amend chapter 338, Laws of
1905; ;to prevent killing of squirrels
In. Chowan -county; to pay surveyors
certain feeB when testifying; to
amend chapter 1207, Laws of 1905,
a to corporation dissolutions; to ex
tend a street in Beaufort; to appoint
W. R. Delap and others justices in
Davidson county; to repeal chapter
1518, Laws of 1905, as to county
commissioners duty; to change line
of Melville and Haw River township
in Alamance; to regulate hunting in
Anson; to pay Drs. Balton and Gor
don, delegates to Charlotte; to repeal
chapter 628, Laws of 1907; to repeal
section five, chapter 785, laws of
1905; to authorize clerk of North
ampton county to be absent; to regu
late fees on short term mortgages in
Wayne county; to repeal chapter 202,
Laws of 1907, as to fees of officers in
Johnston county; resolution oC
thanks to University of North Caro
lina. - :
Announcements were made and at
2 p. m. the house adjourned till 11
a. m. Wednesday.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO, BOYLAN-PEARCE CO.
AGENTS FOR THE LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS STYLE BOOKS FREE.
HARBINGERS OF
SPRINQ
THE GEM
TALKING PICTURES
TOMrSON P. RAY SIXGS:
"When the Klxht Girl Comes
Along."
MISS EVA TANGUAY SINGS:
"Success." ;
"Driving Out."
SILENT PICTURES.
"Paris Fire Brigade."
"The Hunchback."
"Mr. Kynliead."
COMPLETE CHANGE OF
PROGRAM DAILY.
PRICES- V So. and 10c
Foster & Mansfield
ACADEMY OF MUSIC TONIGHT.
The Gardner LaClede and Gardner
Musical Comedy will commence a
stock engagement of eleven nights at
the Academy, presenting a repertoire
of vaudeville and musical farce com
edy. The company comes to Raleigh
highly recommended by our contem
poraries. Each individual member of
the cast has been carefully selected
from the vaudeville and farce com
edy field to portray their respective
roles, either in the vaudeville or
farce comedies. Too much credit
cannot.be bestowed on the manage
ment of the Gardner LaClede & Gard
ner Company In carrying with the
company their own orchestra, as the
orchestra eltherin opera, farce com
edy, or vaudeville, is one of the main
factors necessary to a successful ren
dition of this popular class of amuse
ment, and when a company of this
kind, led by reputable comedians and
make it $2,250 was taken up and on
demand for a roll call it proceeded
and the amendment was adopted by
the decisive vote of 65 to 33.
The question now recurred on its
third reading, and on a division be
ing called for the vote by rising and
being counted, stood 58 ayes and 44
noes.
The third reading was called for,
when Mr. Connor called attention to
the law as to the $20 fee from the
state. It was suggested that it could
be arranged. Mr. Turlington asked
for postponement till February 9th.
I Mr. Kitchin opposed the date - and
wanted to vote now. Turlington's
motion was lost, and the matter
stands at that point.
Mr. Cox. of Wake, asked passage of
resolution placing the University of
North Carolina In reach of thev Car
negie foundation fund.
Bills Introduced.
By Cox, of Wake: To make a pri
mary election law.
By Gavin: To supply certain rec
ords in Duplin: to amend the law as
to claim and delivery; to repeal sec
tion 1, chapter 674, Laws f 1907.
By Pitt: To change corporate 11m-
comedlenne Gardner LaClede and its of Tarboro.
Gardner, thoy soon sing and play By, Hayes: To allow clerks to pay
their way Into the hearts of the out money of certain indigent child-theatre-going
public. Tonight and ren.
tomorrow night a straight "vaudeville By Hooker, by request: To regu-
bill will be presented with the entlreilate fishing in North Carolina ; by
strength of the company and on . same; to facilitate raising fish.
Thursday The Merry Widow Brown.
Popular prices will prevail, viz:
25, 35 and 50c.
By Connor: A resolution as to tax
ou tobacco peddlers.
' By Murphy: To Increase pension
of H. C. Fulton.
By McDonald, of Moore: To en
able Sanford to Issue bonds; -
By Hay more: To relieve A. W.
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP AT
THE GAIETY.
Today the first picture to be flash
ed upon the screen at The Gaiety Is a ; Dean, pensioner.
true to life version of Dickens' most By Butler: To provide a new
famous novel, The Old Curiosity i school district in Columbus; to In
Shop. This is a thoroughly artistic. crease pay of jurors, and to repeal
reproduction of this interesting , chapter 540, Laws of 1907.
atorv. and all should see it who en- By Hageman: Resolution in favor
lov a srood moving nicture Dlay. i'wo.of B. T. Hilllard
days only, Tuesday and Wednesday.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
. By Campbell: To repeal chapter
344, Laws of 1903, as to the town of
Gladstone.
By Witty: To appoint justices in
Rockingham county.
By Pool: To create a school dis
trict of a part of Montgomery and
Richmond.
By Graham: To make five years'
desertion on part of wife lose her
On February 1, 1909, a department
of law will be added to the courses
of study at King's Business College.
Mr. Robert C. Strong, of the Ral
eigh bar, will have charge of the law
school. Mr
a text-book on law, we think, Is pe
culiarly fitted to instruct young nu-n
in thiB branch. Other Instructors
will be added as needed. Raleigh of
fers exceptional advantages to the
student of law.
'" Class Awlll ho for those desiring
a full and comprehensive course In
the fundamental principles of com-
. i , i T ,kll All... tin fm,n-
UttUUU Will uo mmu ! - H"""" 1. .lfh .om .h. U in .,. n
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Strong is the author of. dower in husband's estate.
By Lee: To amend charter of
Waynesvllle, and to amend law of
1901, as to eminent domain in
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA.
Oil of Wlntrt-green, Thymol, Glycer
ine, Etc., Used as a Simple Wash,
It really seems strange that so
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DIXON IKES
A
STATEMENT
State Auditor B. F. Dixon lias issued
a statement in regard to the report ot
the legislative examining committee. It
will be remembered that in the report
the state treasurer's office escaped
without censure. In,' this connection,
Dr. Dixon say! :
"There Is one tiling that seems to
have escaped the attention of this
committee, and that is that the state
treasurer is as responsible for paying
a warranty thJch has been illegally
drawn as the state auditor is for draw
ing the same! fhS state treasuret-Vof-
fice seems to have escaped their no
tlce in this particular, and when I
called the attention of a member of the
Committee 'o this fact, ha confessed
that he d' not know that the trean-
urer was si,nRRnHible. 1 am always
perfectly ,en MsO, bear ..the responsi
bility that bij, disarfkmy office, but i
am not willing cividV It alone when
others are Involvea. am not saying
the state treasurer ot North Carolina
has done anything that ought not to
have been done, I am perfectly cer
tain he is as guiltless as Is this de
partment, and I know that we have
had the law with us in.' all 'warrants
Issued."
Dr. Dixon goes on and takes up In
detail,-' everv charge of the committee,
explaining clearly every move his de
paitment has made and showing that
when In doubt he applied to the attor
ney general of North Carolina for a
ruling. This statement ends with the
following:
"I have labored dllllgently and faith
fully to obey the law in all respects
and thousands upon thousands of war
rants have been issued from this de
partniont, and all committees hitherto
have examined our books und have
been entirely Hatistfted.
"I want to say, In addition, that
challenge 'comparison with any depart
ment In North Carolina as to the effi
ciency of my force, mid my chief
clerk, who- business '..It is to draw
wnrrtns. Is 'always pains-taking and
careful, and im more efficient man has
ever nrosldrd over his desk.
"B. F. DIXON,
"Auditor."
Every member of the Brotherhood
of the Good Shepherd Is urged to at
tend the 'congregational meet It fc to
night at o'clock. Matters of vast im
portance will bo brought to the atten
tlon of nil present.
COUrSe. - llnnvai a ftoivat with Ititrmrtl vlvitap.
Class B will be for those ohooslna.,, . ... ' of . VLn(I
law for a nrofesslon. - L. 1 '
For further Information, apply to
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KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE!,
i Raleigh, H. C.
25 3t. :;:...
THE :
(EMETY
PROGRAM:
THB OLI CURIOSITY SHOP"
"WATER SPORT" .
"DON'T POOL YOUR WIFE"
ENJOY! THE: BEST.
to cure
Old, obstinate cases, it is true,
cannot be cured in a few days, but
there Is absolutely no sufferer from
eczema who ever used this simple
wash and did not find Immediately
that wonderful soothing, cool sensa
tion that comes when the Itch Is
taken away. Instantly upon apply
ing a few drops of the wash the rem
edy takes effect, the itch Is allayed.
There Is no teed of experimentthe
patient knows nt once. ,
Instead of trying to compound the
oil of wlntergreen, thymol, glycerine,
etc., in the , right proportions our
selves we are using a prescription
pi which to universally found the mos;
effeotlve.v It is known as the D. D.
D. Prescription, or OU ot Winter"
green Compound. It Is made by the
J5. D, t. Co., of Chicago; and dur long
txpoflenotft' WUU tWs'l irfetnedy htl
'tmh Mi ttfeat conflfiMK In Its. mtr-
Ita, HnrxT Htck Co. , I
Take a first glimpse at the new WHIP GOODS and EMB1$
DERIES. This is a more certain forerunnelHW spring tlwntie
proverbial first swallow. We pride ourselves in this magnifi
cent display of everything in white, and feel the fullest assur
ance of the commanding attention this showing will impress
upon the minds of all that are careful in matters pertaining to
tidy dress.
NEW, 1909, STYLES IN WHITE.
Eclipsing all past seasons we are making new records in the aggregations of r
the enormous. stock-of White Goods for this Spring. Linen Suitings,
Linen Lawns, India Linons, Persians, French Lawns, Chiffon, Nainsook,
Mercerized Batiste, Madras, Poplinette, Mulls, Long Cloth, Fancy White
V Waistings and Suitings. ; 1 ':- -.
All prices . . . . . . . . . . 10c, 1214c, 15c, 18c, 20c, 25c. to $1.00
HIGH GRADE EMBROIDERIES.
The importance of placing Import Orders -'for Embroideries cannot be over-estimated
for the reason that we choose from the entire products of the ,
mills, match patterns and have the high-grades confined to this store, yet
the price-range is quite low for such qualities,
12i2c, 15c, 17c. 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, to $2.25
NEW STYLES IN SILKS AND SATINS.
Something new every day in Spring Shades, standard colors, and fancy
weaves for Empire, Directoire, and Princess Suits. Silk, Satins, Mousse
lines, Crepe De Chines, Taffetas, Kepps, Messeilens, Louisines, Chevrons,
Foulards and Silk Crashes.
New Waist and Dress Styles ...... . . 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.39, and $1.50
WOMEN'S SUITS, CLOAKS, FURS, Etc
Reductions on Winter Weights that present wonderful opportunities for this
week's buyers.
Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats and Jackets, at one-third off of former prices.
Values . .. .. .. .. $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $12.00 $15.00 $20.00
Now . . . . . . . . . . $4.00 $5.33 $ 6.67 $ 8.00 $10.00 $13.33
Ostrich Maribout and Coque Feathers, Bows, Throws, and Muffs at off.
$6.00, $7.50, $9.00, and $12.00 Pieces to go for $3.00, $3.25, $4.50 and $6.00
Long Kid Gloves; all 12 or 16-Button lengths. Chamois, Suede, Cape Kid!
': ' and Glace.. - : . '' .' ' -' '"
Values all the way from $2.00 to $3.75
Reduced, all prices from . . . ; $1.49 to $2.69
SPECIAL PRICES IN WINTER UNDERWEAR.
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY.
PureWMsMes
Gnarnnteed 1'ndef the
and Dru
.niinniit Pure Food
yon .iust ns
il Sl:it-s ff
or 1 run-
Dr. Vineberg, the Eye
and Ear Specialist,
who lmM Ix-en with us for the
punt two weeks will remain one
more week, until
JAM AItY 80,
giving everyone a chance H
olitalu perfect viMon at half the
uual prico. We have callers
dally with thanks and gratN
tude for the comfort and easr
the glaswt give tlinu. '' :V .
We Ouurunt Satisfaction.
Payettwlile St., KalelK X. C.
Masonic Temple
Pharmacy
O. O. KINO. Proprietor. 1
Remember our i:n .t.
Inspected and gaii!T''' hv Tnd
fleers. We arc not ..likij jn
pounders.
Express prepaid of fullou-jn f?L.oI.i:
TYSOM'9 BEST "truism, 10 jeum
old Md. ' Whtnke'yt; -1 full ...:... 4.(l(
TYSON'S CLIB WHISKEY. 4 full ql..' fS.CO
Every drop ot Tyson's C-liih Whiskey
guaranteed to be pure au'l leltnr than whls-
Key sola Dy otner nuuucs at $4.00.
TYSOX'S NORFOLK WHISKEY, 4 full iinrM S3.T5
This brand Is equal to any 13.60 whiskey un the market.
TYSOK'S EXPOSITION WHISKEY, per fcnllou . 93.50
This brand of whiskey is strong, has a wood flavor and
Is liked everywhere. Order a gallon and be convinced thin
is the lowest-priced whis;kcy house in the country.
lYSON'S Pl'RE CORN WHISKEY", 4 full qnurtn ............ $3.00
TYSON'S PVRE WHITE COHX, per gallou ................1112.50
TYSON'S PURE GIN per Bllon .......................... . . 3.50
TYSON'S HARDOR STOCK GIN, per aallou ..... i ......... m3..tO
TYSON'S PI HK. APPLE BRANDY, per aallom ............. . .0
TYSON'S STAR BRANDY', per gallou S.50
Goods shipped same day order Is received. We make
good all losses and breakage. We do hot pay express
charges on anything less than a gallon. Remit Postal Order,
Express 'Money Order or currency In Registered Letter. No
personal checks accepted unless party Is known to us.
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NIGHTS
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 24.
THE GARDKXER, LACLED &
tiARDEXEK POPlrLAR PRICE
MUSICAL COMEDV COMPANV.
IS 18 PEOPLE 1818
SINGKRS, DANCERS, COMEDIANS.
Prices: 25c, 85c, SOci
ADDRESS
ALBEMARLE DIST, COMPANY
W.J. TYSON. Jr.
) 31-33 Brewer Street, Norfolk, Virginia.
lYM5Bi:sr
W113KEY
'WILAtO OLO
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NORTH CAROLINA STOCKS AND BONDS.
ADDRESS, ,
TRUSTEE, BOX 481;
RALEIGH, N. C
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TONIGHT
HIGH-CLASS MOVING PICTURES
AT ".
GLENAVOOD S1CATIKG RINK.
PROGRAM:
"Roller Skating Craze," "All's) Well
That Ends Well," "A Jealous
Wife." ' 'i ,
FREE SKATING FOR LADIES.
ENDER'S
SAFETY RAZQI
The Raleigh Savings Bank.
JNO T, PULLEN, rnnldont. 'CHARLES ROOT, CuMlilcr.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $75,000.00.
' ' Four pw tent Interest pftld on d ftio(t. Call In the bmik, or write
for nrtber BiMrmatlon. - ' . ,., .. ' ,'
. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT,
with twelve Norwegian Ci
levy Steel Blades, $1.00.
If you are in the habit
shaving in the morning
taking 15 or 20 minutes 1
it, you will appreciate
it is to give yourself a cl
smooth shave in five.
Come in and examine
Enders today. Our pric
five new blades is 25
Sold by r
HART-WARD HARD!
;r GOMPAtlY.
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