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PAOS TSOZ2
THE EVENING TIMES, RALEIGH, ST. 0.
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HOTEL MEN
TAKE NOTICE
The Rockingham Hotel, recently oc
cuk'dvty the McKanna 3-Day Liquor
Cure Is now for rent. A good
opeifflt for a live Hotel man. The
.McWnfta 3-Day Liquor Cure Co. hav
ing moved to their new elegant mod
ern fioje on riouth Main Street, where
they are still administering the only
cure for the Liquor and Drug Habits.
Y'lte for Information.
THE McKANN A 3-D AY LIQUOR CURE CO.,
IM.oneo. 145. v. BEIDSVljLK, X. C. BOX No. 2()00. '
INTERESTING SESSION
mheuser
Busch Be
Day 20 cents pa dozen lot.
returned Budweiser bottles.
F. O. B. RICHMOND.
ORIGINAL BUDWEISER.
4 dozen, - . $ 5.00 1
8 dozen. . . 10.00
10 dozen. - . 12.00 I relU"
PALE LAGER. (Blue Label.)
4 dozen a'nn I Wepay30 cents per dozen for
,"T ' in on I returned Kale bottles.
12 dozen, - 10.20 J
NON-ALCOHOLIC.
4 dozen Bevo, ..... $3.60 1 We pay 20 cenU
1 dozen pts. Malt Nutrine, . 2.50 per dozen lor re-
2 dozen Splits Malt Nutrine, 2.75 J turned Bevo bottles
Remit either postal or express money order or registered letter.
COUSINS SUPPLY COMPANY, Richmond,
M. I. HESSBERQ & SON, Proprietor!.
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HAVE YOU BpNEY in the
What happens to it when you are disabled by accident or
ilhcss? Doctor's bills, hicdicines, etc., EAT UP savings rapidly.
You pay a small annual premium and
WE PAY YOU a stated income when you are ill or injured, at
a" time when your regular income ceases and you need money to J
take care of increased expenses.
PROTECT YOUR SAVINGS.
Isn't it worth a few dollars a year to feel that if you arc ill
or injured you will not have to use up your savings? We sell the
most liberal poncics on the market and settle all claims promptly.
No red tape-no quibbling over technicalities. - Wc are one- I
of the strongest companies in the business.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CASUALTY CO.
SCSMtoa. ft.
KEEP YOUR
mmicy in
The Hunter-Dr ewry Co.,, the bank
State AgeuU, LET US DO
RALEIGH, N. O. YflllR
WORRYING
IIICllll
OUR SPECIAL OFFER,
4 FULL QUARTS WITH B0TTlE FREESS
WE are making this special offer in order to convince you that
we give you the best Whiskies for the money. This bottle,
which we give away with every order of four quarts of Old North
Carolina Corn, is tine old Longstreet Whiskey.
Com Whiskey is the purest Whiskey made "Old North
Carolina" is the purest Corn Whiskey, hence its rare mellow flavor.
It is aged in wood and Guaranteed under the National Pure Food
Law. .lust remit $3. by registered letter or money order, and the
f.mr full quarts will bo sent you and the freo bottle with our com
pliments. Wc prepay the express charges, and ship in plain pack-.
ages. As this oiler is limited ORDEK NOW.
The N ewcom b Co., .
PETERSBURG VA.
. "THE PROMPT MAIL ORDER HOUSE. I
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Bottled in Bond Whiskeys
All Our floods QairinteW Uader Tin Nithaal Pn Fni
ICS MJ Established tlility yean record for handling onlv reliable
. irnrnlK. Honil rotir mall firit.rN tt n. Hatlat'-nilnn
H uriltrsllUed day rocelved, shipped In plain packages.
. VK I'llRl'AY KXI'RRHS
'SHOPM AfcrFR" RVF WHKkFV quarts s.oo 1 u. s. oor
......... 7 ", l Boilka la Bond I
"fine"..;..
.'-IGal.
Lazarus Club, "Cream of Whiskies".. i, .$4 00
Virginia Mountain (strt., 7 yrs. old)... 4 00
3 00
2 60
2 25
3 60
2 60
A II I - D..
Cabinet Rye
XX Red Rye.....
Red Cross Malt Whiskey...
Yadkin River Corn.;.. ....
Georgia Corn, pure white or yellow... 2 25
Virginia Apple Brandy 2 60
Shoemaker Rye (bottled In bond) 5 full Qts.
4 Qts.
$4 00
4 00
3 00
2 75
2 50
3 60
2 50
2 60
2, 75
5 00
Stamp
12 Qts.
$11 00
12 00
8 50
7 50
6 50
11 00
7 00
6 50
7 50 i
12 00
Rend trial order to day for any of the abort, 'n't guarantee the quality a
refilled or money rotiinded.
Cfluiprote price list and booklet of all brands of rYhlikeyi lent on request.
w..v.rdi..ppoint. 1 LAZARUS. GOODMAN CO..
J ROANOKB, VA.
"Onlckt than the quickest."
'street and Boylan avenue and it was
referred to the proper committee.
A fountain was asked for at the
corner of Johnston and Halifax
streets. The request went to the
water committee.'
The North Blount sewer question
came up again on motion of Alderman
t'pclmrch, putting the matter up to
the board of audit and finance. He
spoke of he great need of the sewer
Salvation Army Question Will Get and declared that It. was an absolute
Additional Airing 1111 An End to necessity. If the money was lacking
the City Hone-yard After the Fly- in the sewer committee's budget it
Nuisance Noisy Advertising With should be taken from the emergency
Wagon Signs and Clanging Bells , funds. He moved that the matter be
Of Board of Aldermen Held
Last Night.
BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEARCECO. I
IT TAKES BOTH QUALITY AND PRICE TO CONSTITUTE A BARGAIN.
Ban-oof
Gets n Solar Plexus Blow The
Mayor Is Authorized to Issue
Bonds For Municipal Building.
(p M.GornWhiske
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The board of aldermen was called
to order by Mayor Wynne at 8:35
last night.. The minutes of the prev
ious meeting were read and approved.
Under the head of reports of com
mittees Alderman Womble spoke of
the bad condition of Mt. Hope cem
etery and the very fine condition of
the city cemetery.
Alderman Wright, for the market
committee, reported the purchase of
chairs for the police court room. He
also recommended that the stalls In
the rear of the market .house, which
he found to bo very unsanitary, bp
not rented.
The report of the street commis
sioner, showing great extension of
streets and much work being done,
was read by Clerk Wilson.
It was referred to the street com
mittee.
Chief .T. W. Beasley's report, which
was published in The Times yester
day, was also read. His report
showed fines imposed amounting to
$322.
The report of W. A. Howell, keeper
of the park, showed the park to be in
condition to receive visitors".
Report of Building Commission.
. Col. Chas. E. Johnson offered the
report of the municipal building com
mission as required by law, showing
what has been done in the matter of
securing a new municipal commis
sion. He told of the conditions un
der which the Law building property
was purchased and the provisions of
the deed to the property, which Is
now in escraw in the hands of the
Raleigh Savings Bank. The neces
sary legal papers for the carrying out
of the provisions of the act authoriz
ing the erection of the municipal
building, were duly filed and a reso
lution was offered by Alderman
Brown approving the work of the-
commission and authorizing the pay
niont. of the purchase price of the site
for the building.
A petition was read from citizens
on North Boylan and Kane streets,
asking for the extension of the water
mains and an increased supply. Re
ferred to water cimmittee.
Attorney Gat ling appeared before
the board in the matter of compro
mising the claims against the city
by Mr. Van Moore and Mr. -
Nunn, arising out of the condemna
tion of lands of these partises for
streets. A committee consisting of
Messrs. Wright, Ellington, and l'p
church was appointed to look into
the matter.
Alderman Cooper, for the street
committee, recommended that the
offer of Johnson & Johnson to furnish
ice for a public drinking fountain be
accepted and recommend that the
fountain be installed In a sanitary
manner.
The petition of W. D. Brown for
refreshment privileges at the park
was refused.
The petition asking for the open
ing of a street from New Bern ave
nue to Hargett street, between Swain
and Haywood streets was reported
unfavorably by the .street committee.
On motion of Alderman Harden a
copy of Hills new directory of the
city of Raleigh was ordered to be
purchased, at a price of $4.0'.
The matter of Installing sewer ou
Kane street, at a cost of $91.90" was
discussed briefly, and was ordered to
be .constructed..
The North Blount street sewer
went over, on request of Alderman
Harden. :
City Attorney Jones recommended
the payment of the interest demanded
by Mr. R. T. Gray on warrants held
by him. The matter had been re
ferred to Mr. Jones for investigation.
The amount Involved is about $21.00.
It was ordered to be paid.
A hydrant and fire alarm box were
asked for at the corner of Cabarrus
WE
ARE
OPEN
SUNDAY
THE HICKS
DPVG COMPJNY.
Both Phone.
referred to the sewer committee with
power to act.
The Oconeechee Tribe, No. 16, of
the Improved Order of Red Men,
asked that the order be allowed to
get the Gentry Dog and Pony Shows
for a benefit performance, free from
tax. On motion of Alderman Harden
it was allowed.
An arc light was asked for a part
of the city near Boylan bridge.
Dr. C. F. Meserve asked for a
sewer on Sniithfield street for the use
of Shaw University.
, The American Salvation Army
question came up again and a peti
tion from 15 citizens was read, ap
proving the army and its work. On
motion of Mr. Upehurch the mayor
appointed a special committee to look
into the matter. The committee is
composed of Aldermen Upehurch,
Peebles, and Holden.
Kxit the City Bone-Vard.
Mderman W. A. Cooper offered an"
ordinance which has for its object
the elimination of (he city bone yard.
His ordinance provides that every cit
Izen who has a dead animal on his
promises, or other nuisance, must re
move the same from the city limits,
faking it at least half a mile from
the city limits and must bury it un
der the direction of the city sanitary
inspector at his or her own expense.
A penalty of $25.00 is fixed for any
violation of the ordinance.
Alderman Cooper stated that, Sani
tary Inspector Brown had already
prepared a long ditch at the city farm
for disposing of all carcasses and disease-breeding
garbage.
The rules were suspended and the
ordinance was passed.
Anti-Fly Ordinance.
Alderman Ellington moved Ihe
suspension of rules and the immedi
ate passage of an ordinance having
for its purpose the protection of hu
man life from-Spread of disease by
flies.
The ordinance provided that nil
surface privies must be screened and
kept fly-proof, under a penalty of $ 1 0.
The rules were suspended and the
ordinance was duly passed.
Alderman Brown offered an ordi
nance providing for the issue of
$J 25,000 in bonds for the municipal
building by the mayor, as provided
by the act of the legislature.
The rules were suspended and the
ordinance was carried.
Alderman Brown also offered tin
ordinance for refunding $25,000
bonded indebtedness of the city.
The rules were suspended and the
ordinance was carried.
, The End of n Nuisance.
Alderman Harden offered an ordi
nance prohibiting advertising on the
streets by means of signs and bells
on wagons, a nuisance of long stand
ing. The ordinance went through
with a rush, the rules being sus
pended and ordinance adopted.
Col. Fred A. Olds appeared before
the board and spoke of the automo
bile highway and many other matters
that need the attention of the city
fathers.
Alderman Cooper offered a resolu
tion endorsing the automobile high
way and appointing a committee to
push the work. The mayor and Al
dermen Cooper and Brown were ap
pointed as a committee.
Alderman Brown offered a resolu
tion appropriating $500 for the lire
department. Under the rule the mat
tor Went over to the next meeting on
objection by Alderman Upehurch.
Aldermaa Peebles spoke of the
need of a horse by the Capital Hose
Company.
Alderman Upchltreh Spoke earn
estly for economy In expenditures,
opposing the reckless distribution of
money and favoring1 the proper equip
ment of the fire department.
A motion was made that the mat
ter of securing horses for the crippled
company be left with the fire commit
tee. ;
Mayor Wynne spoke of the good
work that has been done in cleaning
up the city, and gave notice that be
ginning Monday every lot In town
will be Inspected and every lot not
already clean will be ordered cleaned
up.
The board adjourned at 10:30
That is the official command from the President. General orders to
every employee to sell but all Summer Stocks, trim the ship for smooth sail
ing and get in readiness for the Biggest Fall Business that is surely coming.
FOR SEASIDE RESORTERS.
The cool mornings, hot middays, and evening dance.
Linen, Repp and Woolen Suits. Long Swinging Auto Coats.
Lawn, Crepe, and Silk Kimonas. Dainty Trimmed Lawir Dresses, Fine
Lace and Embroidery Trim. Messeline and Foulard Silk Dresses.
Every item at a marked-down price.
RETAILING LINENS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. :
Drummers entire sample line of Table Cloths, Napkins, and Towels, augr;
mented by pickings from our own stock. One of our most attractive offerings.7:
THE PRICE OF SILKS TAKE A TUMBLE.
Self Dotted Seco Silk
Striped Taffeta Silks .
Natural Rajahs .
All Dollar Foulards . .
35c
49c.
85c.
88c.
29c. Seco Silks at . . . 2212c.
SOc. Rumchunda Silks 27y2c.
50c. China Silks 43 c.
75c. Foulard Silks . . .59 c.
LINGERIE AND NET WAISTS.
A Bargain is a better Grade for a less price.
Prices on Lingeries cut from $2.00 and $2.50 to ... . ... .. . . . $1-50
Three and three-fifty Waists for .... . .... . . . . . ... .... . . $2.00
The four and five dollar Waists for ...... . ...... . ... .... .$3.00
Newest styles in Net Waists, worth $5.00 ............ ... . .$3.98
White Ecru and Cream Waists; values to $7.50 ...... V H98
TAKE A PLUNGE IN THE BRINY DEEP.
Nautical ideas carried out in the new Bathing Suits for the Beach.
Bathing Suits at ..... $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, and $5.00
Water Wings, Caps and Slippers . . . . . . . . ; . . . . . . . 25c. and 50c.
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS FOR THE BANKS.
To protect you from the blazing heat on the pebble sands, we make a spec
ial offering of Sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
Prices ranging from . . . ........ . . . . . . . ... . .. . $1.00 to $3.50
HALF-PRICE MILLINERY.
Large Crown and Wide Brim Hats to protect you from the sun-rays of
the ocean glare.
MARKED-DOWN GOODS EVERYWHERE.
The store is literally placarded from the front door to the back entrance
with offerings of marked-down lots that cannot find space in print to advertise
B DYLAN-PEARCE CO MP ANY.
S W WW WWW WV WW WVfc WW
GRINKLEY'S
Flower Pots, 2 He. to 40c.
Porch Kockcrs, Bed or Green, $1.25.
Hoeking Chairs, 50e. to $5.00.
Japan Porch Shades, 90c, $1.20.
$1.25 Lawn Settee for $1.00.
Jelly Tumblers and Fruit Jars.
TRUNK HKADOUABTKBS.
Nice Line of Bags and Suit Cases.
Irfidies' Ankle Strap Pumps, $1.75. "
Mosquito Canopies, $l.:t5, $2.50.
Bargains in Men's Huts.
Screen Doors and Windows.
Rubber Hoso, Dr., 10c, lie.
Freezers and Watvr Coolers.
Refrigerator Special, $8.00.
Umbrellas, 40c, 50c, flOc, 70c, $1.
Baby Go-Carts, $1.85 to $11.00.
CRINKLEY'S.
Trouble Makers busted.
When a sufferer ' from stomach
trouble takes Dr. King's Now Life
Pills he's mlRhty glad to see his Dys
pepsia and Indigestion fly, but more
he's tickled over his new, fine appe
tite, strong nerves healthy and vigor,
all because stomach, liver and kidneys
now work right. 25c. at all druggists,
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WHISKEY
Notice, Bantcas!
Every member of the Baraca Class
of Centra Methodist .Church Is urged
to be" present tomorrow morning at
9:30 o'clock. ,
Q Thote who knoa recognize that
the name of R. W. Jones means good
whiskey. Try it. You will recognize
its superior flavor immediately.
100 Prerf.
1 C.1U of WMey .ml nif . . . . $2.1 5
2 Cllomof Wkukry.ndj.it ... 4 )0
3 G.llom of Wh.kcy and iui . . . 6 50
4 Gallon, of Wh.kr .nd wa . . . A M)
I Cilkas 4 ran old WhUlu ... 2.50
i Clloti 8 tom-i old Whkrr ... 3.00
4 Qu.ttt I Oven old Whk-y . . . 4.00
of Whisker and iug .... 1.25
4 All goods guaranteed under the
National Fura rood Law.
Clarksville Whiskey House,
CLARKSVILLE, VA.
"These prices are F. O. B. Clarksville."
EVERY
WIDE AWAKE SHOPPER
Takes Advantage of Our
S P E C I A 1 SAL K S 1) AY
K V K It Y F It 1 D A Y.
Ne.l Friday, June 11th,
One Box to a Customer,
ic. 5c 5c 5c 5c 5c.
FLASH ll.M CLKANKB.
B K T T F It T II A N S O A P.
Does Wonders For the Housewife.
HART-WARD HARDWARE
GOMPANY.
The Paragon Hardware Store.
Repairing Furniture for
JJverybody, everywhere, every day,
parrish, J. W., Ilalclgh, N. O.
0 look for me at 111 S. Wilmington.
Look for lirst class work
Jn first class stylo.
gee me today for I'pholsterlng.
JJere is the place; come,
J buy and sell Antique.
JJow Is the time for you.
Q.ood work and low price.
SPECIAL AT
THE GEM TODAY
.1,000 Feet of Moving Pictures,
Featuring
"Love Triumphs." (A Drama).
"A Sound Slee'r."
"The Winning Boat."
And two other line subjects.
PRICKS I
Ic and 10c
FOSTER & MANSFIELD.
Smith's Lithia Water,
Fresh from the Spring, pnre and
health-giving, is now on sale by W. A.
Simpkins, No. 12,1 East Martin St.,
Raleigh, N. C.
The best. Lithia Water on the mar
ket, and at reasonable prices. Unex
celled record of healing of RHEU
MATISM and ALL KIDNEY and
LIVER DISEASES.
Colds that hang on weaken the con
stitution and develop Into consump
tion, Foley's Honey and Tar cures
persistent coughs that refupp to yield
to other treatment. Do not experiment
with untried remedies as delay may
Change In Pullman Car Service on
Southern Railway.
Effective with first car leaving
Greensboro nd Beaufort on .Inne 1.
the present. Greensboro and Raleigh
sleeping car Hue will be extonded to
become a Greeneboro-Morehead City
Beaufort line, and will be handled
between Olreensboro and Goldsboro
North Carolina, Wake County.
In the Superior Court.
Louis M. Smith, Plaintiff agatntt
Smith-Forest Company, a corpora
tion, defendant.
NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that In the
above - . entitled action pending
In said court. an Order
i wag entered on the 12th day
of April, 1909, appointing Frank M.
j Stronach Receiver of said corpora-
tlun and directing that sixty dayB
j f rom that duto bo allowed within
which' creditors and stockholders of
'.said corporation and dealers with and
oilier persons Interested In the af
1 fairs of said corporation shall pre
sent and make proof to said Receiver
of their respective claims against
said corporation and, If they sen fit,
to make themselves parties to said
action.
This May 4th, 1909.
W. M. RUSH,
'Clerk Superior Court of Wake Coun
ty, N. C.
F. M. STRONACTI,
Tetley's Teas,
Orange,
Peco,
India
and
Ceylon.
J. R. FERRALL & CO.
LEADING GROCERS.
Fayptterllle Street, Raleigh, If. O.
rAntilt In vonr cold Hettilnsr on vour
lungs Klng-l'rowell Rrug Co., corner on tr",ns Nos. Ill and 112, as ttt Receiver of Smith-Forest Company
Faycttevllle and Hurgett sticets. Jreamnt. I. H. DeBUTTS, J Daily 80 day. , ' ' '
A girl with a hubby admiring,
Induced him to pay for the wiring.
Then turning the switch,
She said, "Gee! this is rich;
I ran Iron without even perspiring."
MORAL: ' '.
Get an electric iron at once and
take advantage of our
TWO WEEKS' FREE TRIAL, i
g&rol&a Pqto $ Light 99,