?AQE EIGHT
THE EVENIKO TIMES, RALEIGH, N. a
THOMAS A.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
We have on SPECIAL SALE a beauti
ful assortment of well made muslin Under
wear; Gowns, Petticoats, Corset Covers, Etc.
BETTER SEE THESE
Remember we sell the "P. N. and "C. B."
Corsets. None superior, 50c. to $2.50.
THOMAS A. PARTIN CO.,
Next to Masonic Temple,
RALEIGH, - - NORTH CAROLINA.
WU TING FANG
SPEAKSON PEACE
l.alie Moho.ik, X. Y.. May 20 In
terest at the annual Lake Mohonk
peace conference centered today
around Wu Tins Fang, the Chinese
minister to t lie I'nited States
The minister delivered an address
on 'China's Altitude Toward Arhi
tration". In opening Dr. Wu re
minded the conference that the art. of
war was one that had been 'murk
practiced in China, and continued on
the subject of arbitration:
"And what is arbitration? (s it
not to submit, to the judgment of an
Imperial court, the decision of the
rights and wrongs of an international
disagreement or misunderstanding?
Is it not to do away with the old and
barbarous way of settling disputes
by bloodshed and murder? : In short,
when we have arbitration we drag
down the god of war from his bloody
throne and Install in his stead just
tice and law. My people, therefore,
welcome the dawning of this new day,
We are elated at the triumph of law
and reason over brute force. Arbi
tration is in accord with our best sen
timents and we only regret that our
efforts to carry out the provisions of
The Hague peace conference have not
met with that encouragement which
thev deserve.
."China is strongly in favor of arbi
tration and hopes the day will soon
arrive when compulsory arbitration
will be the law of the nations."
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health-builder no other pills can com
pare with Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood,
strengthen the nerves; cure Constipa
tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Jaun
dice, Headache, Chills and Malaria.
Try them. 25c. at all druggists.
fJRKAT 11 KK I.N.H ItKI).
Wild Binge, Laden Willi Stone, Runs
..Into I'ier.
Cape May, X. J., May 21 The
great iron pier here was 'partly de
molished today by a stone-laden gov
ernment, barge running wild along
the coast, after having been torn from
its moorings by. the high wind and
heavy seas. Thousands of spectators
on the boardwalk saw it demolish the
theatre erected on the ocean extrem
ity of the structure. The damage is
estimated at about $25,000.
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Overcomes Loss of
r Nervous Force in
0 Men and Women 0
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wrecks, who lack energy and ambi
tion, who suffer with nervousness,
dread,, anxiety nnd n general Inability
to be happy or act naturally and ra
tionally at all times, may try this
treatment with a certainty of aston
ishing results.
The ingredients can be obtained
separately at all well-stocked drug
stores.
At any Jeadlng drug store get
three ounces syrup sarsuparilla com
pound In a half-pint bottle. Get one
ounce each of the following in sep
arate packages: Compound fluid
balmwort, compound essence cardiol,
and tincture cadomene compound
not cardamom). Add balmwort to
sarsaparllla: let stand two hours,
then add other two, shake well and
take a teaspoonful after each ieal
and one at retiring. '
If unable to obtain these Ingredi
ents from your regular druggist you
can readily oblaln thera from the
KiBK-CroweUJM-ug Co.
PARTO CO.
DEVELOPMENT IN
; (By Leased Wire to The Times)
Atlanta, May lit) Two sensational
moves in the strike of the Georgia
Railroad .'firemen were made today.
K. A. Hall, second vice-president of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men, telegraphed the chairman of
the ,iitit boards or aU railroad lines
in itlie south to ho ready to convene
Wj?ir boards in Atlanta on short no
pending a sten to make the fight
of "(tlie firemen a national one against
according to Hall "negro supremacy
in our department of railway opera
tion.". '
Thomas K. Scott, general manager
of the Georgia Railroad. , formally
notified the Vnited States district at
torney in Atlanta that the handling
of the raited States nuiils was being
delayed by the strike and asked the
intervention of the government.
District Attorney F. Carter Tate,
this afternoon instructed Postoffice
Inspector Sutton to investigate the
situation and report upon his findings
and upon such action as the govern
ment xliould take.
ruder t lie federal statute which
provides that "it is a violation of the
law for any 'person to obstruct or re
tard the passaged!' tile 'limits' it is
said government action could be ta
ken. .
A Bl'RGLARY K11IKMIC."
Houses of Several Durham People
Filtered Other Xrws.
; (Special to The Times)
Durham, May 21 There appears
to be a burglary epidemic .in ' town.
Houses of various citizens in the last
week or two have been entered, but
so far the only one caught is Koonce
Patterson. However, no serious dam
age is reported. It looks as if one
or two negroes are making a spec
ialty in ibis grade of felony and per
haps, without knowledge of what It
might cost them if caught.
The annual commencement at the
Conservatory of Music Is on and as
usual the musical recltntions are high
class. The regular address by Mr.
Howard A. Foushee was heard by a
large audience and much enjoyed.
"Mr. John Allen Morgan, a gradu
ate of Trinity College, for the second
time hfrs won tho political economy
fellowship at Cornell University. It
is worth $500 and it takes a brainy
man to win such a valuable prize.
Trinity and Durham are proud of
him, .
COST OF GRAFT 1'JtOSKCT'TIOJJ.
(By Leased Wire to The Times)
San Francisco, Cal., May 21 It
lias cost $2i:t,:!74.20 to run the graft
prosecution up to date. According to
a statement produced by Rudolph
Spreckels at the Calhoun trial, this
amount has been actually paid out
of the private funds issued for the
investigation which has been going
on for the past three years. It, la
separate and Apart from atl expense
incurred by the city government.
The statement, which Is compiled
as of last Monday's date, May 17,
shows excerpts from various sources
213,391. 50. Deducting from this
the total of disbursements, there la
shown to lie a balance of just $17.30
on the credit side of the ledger.
Kills to IJtop the Fiend.
The worst foe ror 12 yean of Jobn
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., was a run
ning ulcer. "He paid doctors over
$400.00 without benefit. Then Buck
len's Arnica Salve killed tha ulcer
and cured him. Cure Fever Sorea,
GEORGIA
STRIKE
Bolls, Felons, Eczema, Bait Rbeum. I
Infallible for Piles, Burns, Scalds,'
Cuts, Corns. 25c at all druggist, j
I
OR. POTEAT SPEAKS
Baccalaureate Address
Wake Forest.
at
Kxercises Consist of Orations by
Members of the Graduating Chis,
Presentation of Diplomas and the
Baccnluureate Address by Dr. Po.
. teat. . ;.'..'.':"..
: .:''"
(Special to The Times)
Wake Forest. May 21 The exer
cises this morning consisted of ora
tions by representatives of the grad
uating class, the presentation of di
plomas and . the baccalaureate ad
dress by President Poteat. The class
is unusually strong In speakers, and
no better orations have ever been de
livered by members of a senior class.
The speakers were as follows:
Philomathenian Society: O. W,
Henderson, of Baltimore, Md., "The
Majesty of Law": W. B. Hampton, of
Surry county, "The Blending of the
Sect'.ons": .1. .1. Hayes, of Wilkes
county, "The Demand for Washing
tonian Conservation".
Kuzelian Society: J. Santford Mar
tin, of Yadkin county, "The New
North"; W. H. Hipps, of Madison
county, "The Return of the Sceptre";
K. K. White, of Alexander county,
"The Last of the Tribuness" a eul
ogy on Grover Cleveland,
Last night Dr. Oscar Haywood, of
New York, addressed the alumni as
sociation. After the address the alumni, sen
iors and visitors retired to the gym
nasium for the informal alumni ban
quet. Throughout It was a most de
lightful occasion.
The class exercises took place yes
terday. The class oration of J. L
Lanier, of Harnett county, was very
fine. The histories, prophecies, and
poems of the '..class, were" 'read. ''."The
officers of the class who read were as
follows: : Senior: A. D. Morgan, historian:
E. B. White, prophet: RE. .Walker,
poet; .1. H. Beach, testator.
IF IT DISAPPEARS, IT'S ECZEMA.
llou to Tell Whether a Skin Affection
In An Inherited I Hood Disease or
..'Not. : ..:..
Sometimes it is hard to determine
whether a skin affection is a sign of a
blood' disorder' or- simply a form, of
eczema. Even physicians are often
puzzled in their diagnosis. The best
way for any one afflicted Is to go to
the King-Crowell Drug Co., or any
good druggist who handles pure
drugs and obtain 50 ents' worth of
poslam. Apply this, and If the Itch
ing stops at once and the trouble is
cured in a few days, it may be set
down as haying been eczema, as this
is the way poslam acts in the worst
rases of eczema, and in curing acne,
herpes, blotches, tetter, piles, salt
rheum, rash, barber's and other
forms of itch, scalp scalp, and nil
surface skin affections.
Any one who w-ill write to the
Emergency Laboratories. No. 32
West Twenty-fifth street, New York,
can secure, by mail free of charge, a
supply sufficient to cure a small ecze
ma surface or clear a complexion
overnight and remove pimples In
twenty-four hours.
FOIL MI RDKU OK GIRL.
Her Throat ('ut and Otherwise Bru
tally Attacked.
Los Angeles. Cal., May 21 One of
the foulest murders ever committed
in I.os Angeles county came to light
today when the body of little nine-year-old
Anna Poltera, her throat
cut, with both jugular veins severed,
her clothing torn from her body and
other evidences of having been bru
tally attacked, was found in a path
near the northeast entrance to Grlf- j
fith Park by a park employe.
The murdered girl was the daugh
ter of .lolin Poltera, a chicken ranch
er. The last seen of her alive was
at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon when
she bade goodbye to one of her
schoolmates and started on her way
home along the road which passed
by the edge of the park..
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build l'p The System
Take the old Standard OBOVE'S
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC. Tou
know what you are taklntr. The
formula Is plainly printed on every '
bottle, snowing It Is simply Quinine
and Iron In a tasteless form, and the
most effectual form. For grown peo
ple and children 50c.
WILL INHERIT FORTUNE.
Miss Marlon Rogers M ill Oet ;Five
Million From I'ncle'H Estate. ,
(By Leased Wire to The. Times)
Chicago, May 21 Miss Marlon
Rogers, 1439 Leland avenue, nleceJ
ana iavortte or H. H. Kogers, the
late oil magnate, will, according to
her friends, become one of the rich
est women In Chicago when the Rog
ers estate Is settled. It Is said aho
will receive $5,000,000. Mlsa Rog
ers, daughter of Rufu A. Rogers, an
Insurance broker, has since child
hood stood high in the graces of her
wealthy uncle. She has made fre
quent visits to his home In Fall1 Ha
ven, Mass. . -
COUAII'S
PREPARATION "
EXTERNAL ' '
4NTKBTll!
Foi Mmintals or Seuldt. buUat relief lot Cm, CoMi.
Sera Tbnal, Swibara, IohcI Km, Bum, SpraiM, '
oranei, Knnuuuia wUit Radtwu Hni. , J
THE FAMILY TREASURE
is Vick's Liniment'. No
scars left from cuts 'or '
wounds when it is used and
does not burn like other
liniments. Vick's is best ,
i
for man and beast. 25c.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. L. J. HERRING-,
VETERINARY SURGEON AND
DENTIST.
Office annex of Freeman & Sor
rel l's stables. Entrance 120 East
Morgan street and Wilmington street.
Graduate of Kansas City Veterinary
College. Will go anywhere called.
Phones: Capital City, 94; Raleigh,
263. Calls answered both night and
day.
Dr. S. P. Norrls.
Dr. S. E. Douglass.
Office Hours:
8:30 to 6 P. M.
Drs. Norris & Douglas,
' ' "'"'' Dentists.
I We are giving a liberal cash dis
count on all Dental Work, and on all
old accounts for the next 30 days. A
written guarantee given with all
work." -
Office 228 Fayetteville Street.
Over H. Mahler's Sons Jewelry Store.
eanvAdwritin
, I I . . AAA . TJ
LM-wnure can zu to iuu pa week
You can secure a complete course by sub-
cnbing to the southern Advertising
Journal, tho valuable Article on
AdversauiB by fcjtpcrt. 1 he tint
, leaum aDoean in lhir Anril Nam
Y4 ?a V.uu tor a year s sub-
icnpuon.
Southern Advertisini? Journal
tteat K.cJunud, Virgo
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Tomatoes, 1 5c, 2 for 2Bc.
Corn, 10c.t 2r.c, d for 25c.
Peas, 10c, J. "c, 2 for 25c.
It. Henna, 15c.
Itcans, 10c
Siring Reanr, 10c
KuecoUish, 15c
Corn and Tomatoes, 10c
KVKRYTHlNCi IN CANS.
Roth Phones.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE
SJi)H East Hargett Street.
AT WRIGHT'S
is tho place where you got the
Fine French Drip Coffee and
the Nice Pies like mother made.
When you want something nice
for dinner you should go to
"GKT THK HABIT."
WRIGHT'S CAFE.
AT THE
SEA FOOD CAFE
IMPORTED I50I.OGXA.
IMPORTED FR A X K F CRT ERS,
POTATO SALAD.
IMPORTED SW1TZER.
IMPORTED LIMlU'RCiER.
SOFT SHELL CRABS.
DEVILLED CRABS.
LITTLE XECK CLAMS.
FANCY FISH AND LOBSTERS.
"WILSON'S; THAT'S ALL."
OTEY.'S BARBER SHOP,
Yarborough House.
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We cannot repeat too often the importance of quality in
Men's Clothes. Without quality style is as nothing, for it takes
quality to keep the shape permanent, and when a garment loses
shape that is the end of it as far. as style is concerned. ,
This talk about qualityleads us to our well known makers
of . clothes, for if there is quality anywhere it is to be found in
our clothing. l - 'i
Everything for the men folks. - j
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GROSS &
FAYKTTKVILLR STIKRT .
Look at this
REGAL
Oxford
in our Window
t ''",-'' -.-'' - ' i
the next tone you re passing our store.
Note its trim, smart lines and exclusive custom shape, hV
an exact ..reproduction of an expensive model designed by a
famous New York custom shoemaker. And we can show you
other Regal styles just as smart as this one, if you will step inside
our store. Regal Oxford! hug the ankle, and Regal quarter-sizes
insure an exact fit.
' We want to fit you to a pair of these Regal Oxfords, because
we lytou) they're the greatest shoe values in the wold and will
give you complete satisfaction. '
$350 $400 and $500
EDGAR E.
HABERDASHER
; - THE .-, ' "
RALEIGH BANKING & TRUST COUP ANY.
. WITH
An unaarpaMed history
Safety to ll Depositors.
Accommodation to
CHAH. B. JOHNSON
. , lretdent.
White Skirts and Shirt
Waist Our Specialty.
Our plant is equipped with the very latest machinery. We give the
work our personal attention and would appreciate your patronage.
Oak City S tea rn I, a u nd r Co. ,
Both Phones, 87.
STATEMENT O V COMMTIOX '
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
RALEIGH. X. C.
To the Comptroller of the Currency, April 28, 1000.
RESOIRCF.S.
;. 225,000.1(1
ta 718.040.41
V. S. Bonds, par
Loans and investmen
Cash . . . . . . .
Due from banks
SC. 986.45
292,887.20
$1,322,914.06
GOING TO EUROPE?
We sell American Express Company Checks in de
nominations of $10 up. Available anywhjere in the world
without identification. Most travelers use them.
The Commercial National Bank
RALEIGH, N. C.
Capital and Surplus '. . . . . $200,000.
ETY I
LINEHAN
. . . . ... .. ....
BRO UGTON,
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. O.
behind It alnce 1MI
Its Ouatouiers.
Willing service to Its Friends.
F. H. BKIOOS,
'.: Ostshler. -
RALEIGH, N. C.
LIABILITIES.
Capital . , . ... . . ,. .$ 100,000.00
Surplus and profits .. 178,424.82
Circulation . . ...... 100,000.00
leposits . . ........ 944.489.84
$1,322,914.08
COMPANY
. . ..'. ... . RALEIGH, N. O. '