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z0 YCU3 KIDNEYS.
, 1H Not Endanger Life When a Ral
eigh. Citizen Shows You the Cure.
Why -will people continue to suffer
, the agonies of kidney complaint, back
ache, urinary" disorders, lameness,
headache languor,, why allow them
, selves to become chronic invalids,
wheij a certain cure is offered them?
Data's Kidney Pills Is the remedy to
use, because It gives the kidneys the
help they need to perform their work.
If you have any, even one, of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy
of Brigrht's disease sets In. Head this
Jlaleigh testimony.
J. A. Bragassa, south McDowell
street, Raleigh, N. C, says: "I have
used Doan's Kidney Pills aiul can rec
ommend them as a remedy of unnuc
tlonable merit. I suffered a great' deal
from backache, and was unable to ob
tain relief until I took Doan's Kidney
Pills. They went directly to the cause
of my trouble, and It was not long be
fore I was cured."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
-New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
takeno other.
SOCIETY.
MARY'S ANIMAL SHOW.
Mary had a little lamb
'Twas Persian on her coat;
She also had a mink or two
About her dainty throat;
A. btrd-of-paradige, a tern,
And ermine made the hat
That perched at jaunty angle
On her coiffure, largely "rat."
Her tiny boots were sabel tipped,
Her gloves were musk rat too.
Her muff had heads and tales of half
The "critters" in the Zoo
And when she walked abroad 1 wee
She feared no wintry wind;
At keeping warm 'twas plain to see
She had all Nature "skinned."
. April Lippincott's.
MIbs Elsie Barker, of New Hill., was
In the city iodai ;
; ; ill f-s-i
Miss Addie Ray has gone to (iridium
to spend some jtjjk
Mr. and Mrs. B, Dry. of Cary,
sient the day in the city.
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Mrs. T. J. -iRfiVland' and lit i t.
left for Warrentoii today to spend
Mrs. R. B. John hits gone to ll.unlet
to attend the meeting of the Koi king
ham District Missionary Society.
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Miss Mildred McNeill, who has been
visiting in Moncure, arrived in the
i'tty today, and is the guest of Miss
Mildred Smith.
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, , NEW
A Fancy Silk, Net, Mescaline, or Lingerie
Waist is a convenience to every woman,
There are occasions when an elaborate cos
tume would suggest overdressing and a tail
ored Shirt Waist would be out of place. At
such a time a dressy Waist worn with a tail
ored suit would be "apropos" in every re
spect. The stylish models in Waist, which
we are now showing, can be used on such oc
casions and they need not be limited to wear
with a- separate skirt, for the lines and effects
are so good that a charming costume would
result were they combined with a skirt of
suitable design.
All the latest models of Waist are here
to be seen and they are among the handsom
est ever shown in this city. The quality of
each is of the best-- and the workmanship
unsurpassable.
The greatest number of questions we
have to answer is such as "How can you sell
so cheap?" Because we know how to buy.
We lead in the styles as well as the price, and
are always showing something new.
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MASONIC TEMPLE
of Henderson,
MIsa TiOba Ptokes left today for a
visit' to her home at Ayden.
fMrs. W. W. Jones left today for a
visit to Oxford. . "
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Mrs. W. HJ. Watson ts the guest of
A. I. Hunter at St. Augustine.
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Mrs. Miller; of Durham, spent the
day in the city, spent the day in the
city.
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Mrs. R. D. Walker, of Milton, is visiting-
her sieter-in-luw, Mrs. K. D.
Walker. '
Mis. Daniel Shea, of New York city,
arrived in the city today to visit Miss
Mary t'ole.
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Mrs. Tom Lumsden and children
went to Richmond today to visit rela
tives. Miss Stebcl,. of Baltimore, who has
been in the city several days, returned
nemo today.
Mr. John Cole. Jr., of Trinity College,
is spending Sunday with his parents,
Ue and Mrs. J. X. Cole.
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Mr. . C. I.mvry. from Dunn, spent
vcstertlrtv in the eitv visitinir bis 11:1-'
rents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. l,nvry.
Mm. Murray Allen has returned In
the citv friim New YorU, where she lias
been visiting for .some time,
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Miss cja'udi.T Ayeock. of l.oulsburu.
spi nt the day in the eily leaving in
the a t'leriio'H for Ireenslmro.
Miss T.iz.ie Savage reliinied to In r
hoau' at Franklin, . Va., today., after a
visit lo J)r. and Mrs, U. T. Vann.
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..Miss Nora Hell Kosser. who has been
.'itiendiiig scho 1 at.iU. Mary's, has re-,
tinned to her home in Atlanta, i ;.i.
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. Miss Julia J. Robertson. ,,f ('haitotte.
is yisifiiig -lier father tjeneral -'T. U.
H.ili. rtson. at Hie i:xi Isanee llot.-i. .
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Mrs If. (5.. Hrown, lviiiiiieil to lu r
liom.. in VVasliiiigtoii. 1. i Inday. al
ter visir. to Miss I ''. ' 'I')' imi'- 'i..
y i . Annio 1 i'-iirnal U; Who i.' !' irliing
niiisiV at I Inie's i 'iv.:U. .V.:el.ni . i; yis-
ili'iig' friends.' at tfie Kaptii-t; Pniversity.
Mi.is Aim.
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f. Mrs. Wall or Ivarioii n liiiaie.t lo lier
j lionie in .Mae.m t-nlav ft-r Vfitiii"; li'e
j liotue of Kev. and Mrs. J. i i luilu ie..
I Her daughter. . Miss Klizabetd Ky. rtoi't.
I will i-i-M i, tin in the eily uatil M'linlay.
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! be glad to. learn that she is im;.Vo ins
j ra'.iidi.v. Slie is still at Ih'X . Ik- pi.tal
and will feniain there -for.' eight or ten
days. ...
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RALEIGH, N. C. ft
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Mrs.- George Harris,
was In the city today.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Joe Walker, of Cary, and Miss -Nonie
i Wagoner, of Apex; Will Hartfield and
Miss Pearlle Johnson, or Kolesvllle..
Dr. V. E. Turner, president of the
National Dental Association, has re
turned from Birmingham. Ala., where
he attended the annual meeting of that
association.
Mr. Julian Frazier, who has been
with tho Postal Telegraph Company
in this city, has been transferred to
Greensboro, where he has gone to take
up his new duties. '.
It is reported that Albert llocka-
day, 'colored, was held up at t rabtreet
bridge yesterday by two negroes and
robbed.
Mr. It. P. Sea well, of Carthage, pass
ed through the city yesterday en route
for Washington. D. C.
The new adjutant general yester
day issued his first commission. O. K.
Hohbs, Company H. second regiment,
Clinton, was made' second lieutenant.
J. S. Peace, a white -man of Zebu-
Ion, better known as "Pis" Peace, was
lodged in Jail here last night charged
with threatening the life of Mr. Archi
bald Meldnnu I'c.iee could not give a
peace bond.
Mr. (1. W. Norwood. Jr.. has re
signed his. position Willi Thus. A. Par
tin Company and ' accepted a position
with J. i : isepagat ten Ciipipany.
Servui-s at
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ed .It St.
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I at four
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Siludav of Apr
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during
lock by the First l'.aiiist church..
People past midille life usually have
some kidney or. bladder disorder that
I saps the vitality;' which'1 is naturally
I lower in old age. Foley's Kidney Hein
cdy corrects urfna'ry irouln.s. stimu
lates the kidneys, and restores stivngth
jand vigor. It eiirrs uric a. id troubles
I by strengthening -the -kidneys so they
I will strain out the uric acid that '.set
'ties in the ii'usrles and joints causing
! rheumatism. - King-c.'iowi'll l'rng Co..
F av'etteville and Hargelt streets.
j Jl lXiK r.AIHiFlJ'S COI KT.
Ail Affray anil One Drunk iU-fore His
Honor.
( 'alvin Jeu'i-i-ys and . Albert Dunstoii.
two small negro In ys. one very small
and tin- ciiier aiore than ' Jiu.ll" air idiot,
om-'aged . in a childish alle: . a! ion on
tile stleeis. atll.OI d 111.1 alteiitioll of
ii'lviitilit'l:' poiieeiiia u; . aiul iii'i" lialll-.-d
into Judge Pa, Igor's ,-ourt I... lay,
eli;i!ged with an affray, 'I'le y. were let
off with a reprimand, :
fharley Spruill. eoloi'ed. an o!d of
fender., wu.- up. before Ins lionor cli'il'g
iV. with being drui.k iiii 11' streets. It
eost him Jv.'..
Smithllelil Itcits Wilson's .Mills.
: SniUhtlehl. -April .;!. 'I'lie third nice, o''
SiiTiili;-e!d deb ated the third nine of
Wil oii"s Mills en the t'oi nie-r'.s dia
iiiond, yesterday. The score was nine
t" two. The' batteries were: Sniitli
lleld. Wallace. Smith and Hood;- Wil
son's .Mills. P.irrish and Wilson.
AVII.SO.VNKAVS.
: rn ai lier Arrestitl I'or Von-Snpport
of His l aiaily l"ire Near 'town.
j . i Stieeial lo The Tiinesr
I Wilson. 'April . :;--'rhe Rev. Tlios.
P.. TtleUer.: a strolling; evangelist wlio
! has been t-xortiai! I'or several days on
!the roriit house square and
other
: parts of the eity,. was ttrrested yester-
day under a warrant sworn otit by liis
' wife, who lives iit lioeKiiiRhiini.
j eluirijins iiith with abandonment, and
.non-support, of herself and . eiuht
'children. Ho will be taken lo Uoi-k-liiiKhairt
today and turned over to the
authorities of tliitl city to be dealt
i-wiili.
j- A lire oeetirred last'nitht on the
fartn of Mr. V. II. Davis, three
jiiiiies west of Wilson. A .barn I'oii
i.l.ninins about. Ihn bushi Iss of eottou
,'seed, barrels of eoru, iihoitt "on
pounds of fodder was totally do
Istroyed.as was ill so a tool-room roh
j tai.iini; a lot of farmlni; implements.
I The stables also burned, but tho rnl
'lle'iind stork therein were gotten out
!in safety. The dwelling, bouse of tin;
i tenant, Jlileis lOlberide, (oiored,
wlili-h was located I 'i iir i'tl yards
' f t'o in the barn, was saved after si mi
liums work by tin; iiei.yhhors, who iv
tsponded to the tilarnt. .Mr. Davis
hud no insurance oa any of the proi
erly destroyed. . .
On aceoitnl of : tin- wet crontid
from the "ruin the niulit before, there
was I'm fialiin yeslerday tit. tin; park
as hail been arralmi (I bel.ween itae
ford and Atlaiilie Christian coHoroh.
.Mr. .1. Archie Clark, o.ie or Wil
Kon's inosl f?(ni!il and prominent
DYSPEPSIA
"Having taken your wonderful -tCasca
rtts' for three months and besmrentireh
! cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia
1 1 tliink a word of praiie ta due l
I Cascarets' for their wonderful composi
; tion. I have taken numerous other to
called remedies bat without avail, and 1
: and that Cascarets relieve more in a da)
man an me others 1 have taken would It
kyear." ..-. James McOune.
108 Mercer St., Jersey City, N. J.
Plennant, Palilmble, Potent. Tuts Good.
EViGood. Navet Sicken. Weko or Orlo.
lUc.25c. 50o. Never told In bnli.' Th geo
ids tablet stamped C C C. Qaaraatoed to
Burs or voor moaer back. tit.
Every Vtf'cnan
la Intoroftted nd should know
i about the wonnnfml
Marvel wr''"
, tvuuuiiv
tt If he cannot antml
the HAKVKU lucent no
ethnr. hut Mend fltr.mn fnr IHim.
tralnl hnolt mini, It fire lu'l
I'firUrolartl Hnd f1iri'Hinm lliv-tlurtil
WlwilM.TtMKVti.CQ. 44 B. b Ct..
in hm Ti7 nnmiA i
Wmt Week . ; ;::
We show the largest assortment of Plain and Fancy
Silks to retail at 50c. a yard that can be found in
the city. They include China, Japs, Pongee, Ameri
ette, Shantung, and many fancy kinds. The same
weight Suesine Silk.
A great variety of Wash Goods in "White and Col
ored Weavings are shown to retail at 10, 12, and
15 cents, "v , -:r v.'
Great Big Stock of White Goods and Linens will be
found here, 10 to 50 cents.
Don't forget to buy your Saster Hat NOV. Don't
put it off. We are the right people to buy from.
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
voting niati, had 'tin esl r'cmely nar-i
now-. esctipe from- a .sovoro injury or '
sudden. doa'!i yesterday evetiiuK. In ,
i':is.j:'iK near tlie storage dopov of the
Ainerieaii Toliaci'o t'oair.tttiy .Mr.J
t'lark, win) v.;is In his automobile
driving-.- at-, s real- vpeed, ran. into a :
ditch atnl the P'achine titrned :i. com- !
p'.ete somers;r,:ll., throwinc the youiiR '
ir.an 'under' it. . Up was taken to the .
sanitorium, it bei.ig: at first thought I
he was badly hurt. Fortunately, .Mr. I
(Mark eseiiiieil with but. sliirht injuries,
none of wliicii are now regarded as
serioitii, and his friends, w hose names
are jeiiion, are congriitulatiii; him on
his ntr. row escape. The machine was
almost, a. total wreck. .' .
TieaMiry Statement.
(By Leased Wire to The Tillies)
Vasliiii,a,iut;, April Total re
ceipts, '1.:1.V.; tot ;il eXpeiuM
lu.res .? 1 .SOU, loin. . Excess of recelpta
ovi.'i' e.pi'!iiii'iir's, $2 2 -1,25 iii-. Avail
able cash : halaa;:e $l,M.02V,IHiti. .":
Nfiv Vork Money .Market.
( Ily Leased V.'ire lo Tlie ..Times)
New Vork. April II Moim y cm call
ii(t!ii:i aaid. posted rales id e
fling
-'-h:ttKS-. -I s,; 'V to -Ins ',, with no- j
lual. Im.siiies.s in bankers bills at
17.7(1 to .7."". for demand, and IMP', 1
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lor lei day bills. J'r:iii(v mercantile
liajier iiticlmugt'ti'.
Lawyer (iets I'oiiiteeii Years.
(Hy Leased. Wiie to The Times )
New Orletinii, ),a., April :i - Robert
.). .Maloney, a lawyer eonvicled of
defrauding clients of $300,000, wtm
yesterda ysenlenced to fourteen years
in the penitential).
CASTOR I A
For Infaats and Childioa
Th Kind You Hays Aiwajs Ssughl
Bears the
Signature of
Special C i q a r Sa I e
WE ARE OPEN SUNDAY.
Official Seal' Perfectos. sold regularly
at 3 for 25c ', . -:k '-I'i- i; n '1
SATURDA Y A N D S UN DAY'
(Special 5c. Each.
KING-CROWELL Drug Co.
1 THE RECALL STORE. 1
() ItEVKIiOI'M KXTS.
(Jill Still Held in (he City T,ocliup.
No I'llitiu r Eviileuee ( iiearthed. j
So' -far as can !o learned from the,!
aitfhorit'ies Ihere have: been no de
velopments in the case against Van 1
l:ill, charged with liiutilati.jf; tlie
hooks of the police justice. Gill is
still in the Kuardhouso.
(JUT A'yi7AIXTl'.l.
Ijet lis have that family wiikIiIiir
)im mini done this week for ii dial.
AVo make u specialty of line work
let ns launder the Ijiict; Curtains for
von. v
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work means that no iniiller how deli
cate the fabrics they nil! lie handled
j here without damage returned to
j you in (Irst-elnss eondition. We have
hud mid have only one price.
riOOPl.KS ST HAM liAlMUlV,
llieoi'ptiratel.
Ofllte Times lltiildine;, ;. Harnett St.
lioth rhoiies, 74.
HAIR imESSING & MAXKTRIXC.
I'LFKS, I'UFFS, A N D PIKFS.
AccordiaR to Information received
from fat.hion centres puffs will con
tinue in vogue. They seem to lend
a "queenly" air. Wavy switches,
pompadours, and nil kinds of Hair
Coods are In stock and made to order..'-Hair
dressing, waving;, -cutting;
singeing, shampooing, etc. Mrs. B.
Parker Gurlcy, 408 Masonic llldg.
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Refrigerators
oyall & Borden Furniture Co
127 Fayetteville St
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LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS,
TAILORED COATSUIT.
AX!) .11,1,
yW AS H :SU I TS
,l tU TO.MOIiltUW .VXD MOXKAY.
&PML 3rd APRIL 5th
A few of our
lasjldced prices
and t ail anil
Shirtwaists from 50c. to !, 10.00 will Ihv sold fov f.U, 73c.,
.-., sei.o,-,, sjiu.jw, .y.'.HK, :$nn, $t;,is, etc., etc.
Coat Suits from !l?f2.ri0 ::p to $:t0.1MI for $11.03, '$12.05,
etc. ( .
Wash Suits from $3.50 to' $12.50, for $8.03, $5.03, . $3.03
$1.05.
COMPANY
The Only Credit
113 E. Hargett St. -
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CITY FATHERS
MEtLAST NIGHT
Tlio alderinen held a hipoting last
night for the purpose of wilding up
tho affaire or the lato clty.adinlnlst ra
tion, flDng (lieir flntil accounts and
pM-fornilns; ,Uie lafit services of. ad
ministrators.; it' seemed to he the
desire of the hoard to do Just as lit
tle us puSeilde, leaving , everything
of Importance to the new hoard.
Many matters of , interest, wore
taken up and discussed ..briefly, and
the majority of them was passed over.
On motion of .Alderman Upchurch
the hoard adopt!', the ordinance for
Issuing 5 bonds to tho amount of
$125,000 for the erection of a munic
ipal building. :" :.v
Alderman "Williams! moved to al
low William Lloyd 1175 for the horse
killed by the Victor Fire Company a
short time ago This brought on
some dlscuqsion, but was paused.
Aldei'muff Nowoll presented an or
and: Ice Boxes.
We submit the
Baldwin for your
inspection.
Buy early and be
ready for warm
weather.
Raleigh,
N. C
Necklaces
. The woninn of today wishes tlio
natural beauty of her throat to l(i
superbly ''set oil'" by that we don't
mean tlint she must hnvc a Pearl
Xei klace. We have n renlli splendid
assortment of superb examples of
workmanship in seini-precious stones
in Gariietfi, Coral, etc. A ift-of a
Xeolilaee is one of the liest KnstT
ir(en(s. Moderate prices.
H. IVIAHLER'S SONS,
.linVKLI'.US KAIJ'Kill, N. C.
OF
KINDS OK
are
pel
iv'ii' here" heloiv.
your SUA UK.
XOTU Name
House in Town.
- - Raleigh, N. C.
Ilosentlinl's (Ji'oeery Store.
dinance tallinft the city election 'for
Monday, the third of May registra
tion lo bepln today and end April 24.
The registrars will bo paid three
cents for each name registered and
$3 per day for each day at the poll
ing place,
The following is a list of registrars
nnd poll-holders, the registrars names
being placed first and the republican
poll-holder being placed last:
First Ward, 1st Dlv. P.co. D.
Meafes, B. N. WnltorB, H. M. Farns
worth. J -
.-.First Ward, 2A Div. Molvln And
rews, T. A. Arnold, J. J. Wilson.
- Second - Ward, 1st Dlv. N.. L.
Barnes,: E. M. Blodsoe, Shelly Swain.
Second Ward, 2d J)iv.-Donaldson
Stronach, Henry Little, W. T. Bar
row, 'j; ';. ' .. w
Third Ward, 1st Div. W. L. Dow
cll, M. R. Haynes, L. N. White. ' ,
Third Ward, 2d Dlv. J. M. Now
fll, W. II. Bakor, J. J. Harris. "
Fourth Ward, 1st Dlv. J.v J.
Lewis, B. A. Lasslter, L. M. Orecn.
Fourth Ward, 2d Dlv. L. O. nog
erg, Gordon Harris, W. L. Collins.
The matter of fixing the tax rato
and the making of the budget went
over for the new board. - ,
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