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1-?rv?iShe cam to mV and : looked Into my
Si ;?iAd jfouni'thereiwhat she sought. H
wa asleep. 'XtblnJCBarielt her look,
. Out of the world, she chose me to be
7,' .herhild
V Because, She wanted me no other.
She passed them by with pitying gate.
l the other sleephur ones.
' But over me she bent so long that he
the man beside her
Pulled &t her sleeve, all lovingly, arid
.. called her back
From the dim world where, face to
.... face,. ,
.-.In silence supreme, our spirits met
"This one," she-; said. So low he bent
to hear.
"This one to -be our child. Beloved,
this!" . .
And then she hid her face from him
and me.
, My, own poor mother had laid down
'. and' died.
For everV Joy lor me, her son, and
grief tor one
Who violently left life after my life be-
... gan., '
Her lover was he and my father. I
can claim that
I was the child of love no lesser thing!
And now again the child of love since
, she has chosen me
Whom life denied a child
Across the space between our souls
She came to me, wise-eyed and empty
armed, And made my life her life and her life
mine.
Because she wanted me no other!
By Luclne Finch
Miss Nina Richardson, of Pine Ridge
Farm Is visiting in .the city.
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"'Mlsi' May Montague left -lasti night
for Bridgeport, Conn., where she will
visit friends.
..Mrs. B. F. Montague, and daughters
Slisses Annie and Marjorie left today
lor Waynesvllle.
Mrs. W. O. Riddlck and daughter
left today for their home ln Greensboro
after visiting Mrs. N. A. Dunn of this
eity.
Mrs. W. M. Lang, of Farmville, N.
C passed through the city today en
route for Hickory where she will visit
Mr. and Mrs. James Lang.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Cam Allen, of
Washingtton, D. C, after visiting rela
tives in the city left this morning for
Durham, N., where they will visit
Mrs. J. A. Masori.
Mr. F. K. Borden. Miss Mlldren Bor
den, Miss Dewey and Messrs. Edwin
and George Daniels arrived in the city
yesterday in a machine from Goldsboro.
They, expect to spend several days in
the city.
W rHB,WOMAir9 8TORB
m HAVK THE AGENCY
Wa frv t.n malrp mir
T news value to you. Every
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ffi new 10 xeu you ana louay we nave some ucwa ui
(IJi extraordinary value. . (fi
$ ' . 91
$ Our buyer, who is now in New York, has just jfi
jjj shipped us a new lot of Linen and Crash Suits j
S which reached lis this morning. These suits are
. easily valued from $7.00 to $10.00, but realizing
that the season is getting late we have maae a Dig
"slash" in the prices, offering them from $3.98 tox
$4.29; these 'Suits include all sizes and are the
very latest ideas of styles. The colors are varied
fa and include Old Rose, Pink, Brown, Blue, and
m white.
In, the shipment, which reached us today, fl
were a few Princess JumDers. which are well
worthy of your inspection.
A few more Skirts left 'from the last recent
4$ shipment. If you have not seen the Chiffon,
H Panama Skirts you don't know what' you have
missed. -
g , "If it's something new we have it"
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Are 'iroor fiolrs "Droppin g One by
'ff 3 ,, -'fe-OneT W - - , ';
! If your scalp itchea you are doubt-leas-.-
suffering from ' dandruff. The
dandruff germ Is digging up your scalp
in little flakes, called dandruff and
supping the, life of the hair bulb. No
hair preparation that is a mere hair
stimulant and tonic will cure dandruff,
because it won't kill the germ that
causes the trouble. . Newbro's Herpl
clde is the latest scientific discovery;
and It .wHL ikill the dandruff germ.
Destroy the cause, and you remove the
effect; kill the germ and-you wll have
no more dandruff, falling hair or bald
ness. Sold by leading- druggists. Send
10c. In stamps for sample to The
HerPlclde Co., Detroit, Mich; '
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Henry T. Hicks Co. Tucker Building
Pharmacy, special agents. -
Mrs. and Mrs. H. A. Bland and little
son John Henry, left this afternoon for
Mr. Bland's old home in Pender, to
Spend some time.
The many friends of Miss Myrtle
Belvln who recently underwent an
operation at Rex Hospital, will be gald
to learn that she is slightly improved.
Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday to two couples. They were Mr.
S. H. HurSey, of Durnam. im. j.. anu
Miss Bessie Teasley, of Morrlsville, N.
C, and Mr. Edward K. Leesom, of
Raleigh, and Miss Maude Alice Jjove,
of King, N. C.
IN HONOR OFMIS8 MILLER.
Miss Evans Delightfully Entertains at
Musical Contest.
Miss Miller, of Goldsboro, was the
guest of honor at a delightful at home
given by Miss Mary Evans Tuesaay
afternoon from 5 to 7:30.
A : musical contest was the Chief
event of the afternoon, the prize be
ing won bv Miss Saidee Robbins. The
score cards were especially attractive
and unique bearing the quotation in
music, "Should Auld Acqualntance'Be
Forgot."
Delicious refreshments were servea
during the afternoon. Miss Evans naa
as her .guests: Misses Miller, Susie
McGee, Mary King, - Alice Wilson,
Saidee Robbins, Julia and Jane Cul-
breth; Ara and Bettie Jordan, ueorgia
Powell, Rled Pope, Ella and Corrjna
Mial and Ellen Stronach.
PERSONALS
Rev. Livingston Johnson left today
for Greensboro to attend the Piedmont
Baptist Association. ,
Jurge R. W. Winston left today for
Greensboro where he goes on business.
Dr. J. B. Carlyle passed through the
city today on his way to his home in
Wake Forest from S. C.
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FOR PEERLESS PATTERNS.
Hvfirt.iRftmfinta be of real
day we have something JJ
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WOQLLCOTT'S
COME DOWN TO
OUR
Aupst Cloan-Up Sale
We have some rare bargains waiting for
you. Those Cwho have been are our
greatest advertisers.
THERE IS
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
FRANCX7M-PHIIiIjIPS.r'
Quiet But Pretty Home Wedding VW-
terday Afternoon.
Miss Swannie Phillips, of Whitehead,
N. C, and Mr. David Francum, of
Lenoir, were united in marriage yes
terday afternoon in' this city.
Miss Phillips with, Mrs. J. I. Fender,
has been spending- the summer with
Mrs. Fender's mother,. Mrs. J. A. Po
teat, at South Cottage, Meredith Col
lege. The marriage was performed In
the parlor of thp cottage yesterday af
ternoon at 3:30 o'clock, Mr. Livingston
Johnson, officiating'.
The marriage which was very quiet,
owing to lllnes in' both families, is an
event which will be of interest to
friends throughout the state. Both
brire and ffroom have been students at
the State School for the Blind in
this city for several years.
The many gifts received by the young
couple of the loving interest shown
in decorations and arrangements told
of the high esteem in which they are
held.
Summer golden rod, grasses and
ferns made a peculiarly attractive
decoration in the parlor, while the hall
was brightened by sumac with the
first hint of autumn in its leaves. The
couple left on the afternoon train go
ing west and will be at home after
August 15 at Lenoir. N. C.
If you are all run down Foley's Kid
ney Remedy will help you. It strengtb
ens the kidneys so they will eliminate
the impurities from the blood that de
press the nerves, and cause exhaustion
backache, rheumatism, and urinary ir
regularities, which sap the vitality'. Do
not delay. Take Foley's Kidney 'Rem
edy at once. Klng-Crowell Drug Co.,
FayetteviUe and Hargett streets.
Railroad Man Assassinated. "
(By Leased Wire to The Times) ';
Stanford, Ky.j Aug.' 12 3 C. Eng-
Ieman, agent of the Queen ft' Crescent
at Kings Mountain, was assassinated
in his office last night, shot' In the
back of the head. . . -.
REXALL SlfffTER SHOOT :
Is the best remedy for
the pain, reduce the inflamation. Applied to
face and hands will keep them away.
Price 25c. tt' ,
KINGCRQJfEtL Drucj Co.
'' "ciusiye Agebts foY Tftijlti'i Candies. - j
A REASON.
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TIGER USE NOT HEARD
Cases 4galnst Edwards Again
Postponed
Only Two Cases Tried in Judge Stron
ach's Court Today- Peter Nipper
Charged With Affray Found Guilty.
Edwards Case and Others Post
poned. In Judge Stronach's court this
morning there were only two cases
tried, the first of which was the case
against Peter Nipper, charged with
an affray with Walker Brown, color
ed, and with being drunk on ;. the.
streets.
The first witness, Charles Jeffries;
colored, swore that Nipper threatened
to kill Brown and that Brown struck
Nipper with a rock and then whipped
him severely, until be, Jeffries, took
Brown off of Nipper.
: Nipper then came on the stand and
testified that he went out to see
Brown to collect some money that
was due him, and that he had a fight
and was nit by a rock thrown by Jef
fries. , During the giving of his testi
mony his conduct on the stahd was
such that Judge Stronach severely
reprimanded him.
- Walker Brown then took the stand
and swore that Nipper threatened to
kill. him, and that he threw the rock
that hit Nipper in an attempt to kill,
Nipper first. '-"v :. f ;
Because "of the straightforwai'd
testimony of. the negroes and the; tes
timony of several 'men as : to their
good .character, Judge Stronach said
"that there was not the, least doubt
mosquito bites. Stops
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During the month
out all of Our Summer Goods at greatly
P&uced Prices. , rt:V;
! "fttfrigerators, Ice Boxes, Porch Chaire,!
anJ Rockers, Ice Crearii Freeze, rejR
Coolersammocks, Swings, eM v v
Royall & Cordon Furniture Co.r
127 FayetteviUe St - Rilslgh, ti.: C
H. IIAHLEE'S SONS,
SKIRTS-i-SKI
am
AU Voile, Cififon, Panama, : and Serge Skirts
must go to make room for our BIO TALL- STOCK;
We are offering all these Skirts at a big'sacrifide;:;.:.-
$5.60 to $ 7.50 Skirts for .:$4.68
$8.00 to $ 9.00 Spirts'for . . . .,. . . .... . . .HSLCS
$9.00 to $12.00 Skirts for : . . . . $7:C3
Something new in this great Clearance Sale
Everybody will have an equal chance to. get ond of
these Skirts. Select the Skirt you want, lnake us a
payment and we will gladly reserve it until you are
ready to have it delivered. ! You do not have to' jpay
extra when buying from us on credit. These Skirts
will be. sold in this way and at the prices mentioned.
Come and bring your friends. Sale begim "Sat
urday, August 14, and lasts until August 2ist
LADIES FUBMSHMG CO
113 E. Hargett St. - - - - Raleigh, N. C.
Below Rosenthal's Grocery Store. .
in his mind but that the negroes told
the truth." So acting on this judg
ment Judge Stronach released the ne
groes and suspended' Judgment in the
case of affray and fined Nipper 15.00
and costs for being drunk on . the
streets'. Judge Stronach then called
Nipper before the bar and' warned
him that if ever he appeared In court
again oq a substantiated charge of be
ing drunk on the streets that there
Would .be no more lining but he would
be sent to the roads.. s ! ;
. The, nest case to receive the atten
tion of the. court was. the .case of Hu
bert T.JEd wards on the charge of sell
ing whiskey. . One of bis attorneys,
Mr. X Walter , Watson, made a motion
for the 'postponement of this case un
til tomorrow. . At .this time City At
torney Clark .and Mr. , Watson had
some spirited words.. . , , ; :
. i Judge Stronach continued the case
until , tomorrow . . morning at 11
o'clock. ,
;The court then heard a motion for
the pontlnuation of the case against
Mr, J..B. Bissett by Mr. J. A. . Far
mer, of Wilson, who will appear for
Mr. JB, Bissett, who Is also charged
with selling whiskey. The court
tieard. this motion and continued this
case until next Tuesday morning.
. The-case against W.-P. Matthews
was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing, r . , : "
The case against , Lissie Baldwin
.was continued until tomorrow after
noon at S o'clook. :"
' The. next case was against LUlie
Jordan, charged with vagrancy. Of
ficers Willis and Denning testified to
the woman's reputation as being that
oV a lewd woman. She was sentenced
fo thirty days la the workhouse. 1
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of August we c!e3U
YOUE SHARE ;
j of the prosperity of the eonntqr
can be secured by Jndicioua In
. vestment fh,DkuBonda. tiiii
The prices o( jthesp brilliant
have neveridnced-i-t. lsion
tinually dvanclnhHM Why kot
Invest now and .pot , alone hve
the value of jrpnr .javestsmeati
bonce each year, bat aJsq.have
the pleasure of veaitriig -the
Diamonds? :!:;'t.
Clear, perfect, White Ctenis.
JEWELERS RALEIGH, . O.
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LOCAL BSIEFS
- ThffHev. iDr. PitWngcrTias return
ed from Lincoln Lithia Springs where'
he spent twd weeks the 'guest of Qen.
R. P. Hoke.- He speaks In the highest
terms pf the Lincoln Lithia water and
of ail the appointments connected with
that delightful resort.
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, .The . insurance -department paid
over to the State of North Carolina for
the July collection the largest amount
that has ever been paid over' for any
One month. The amount was'5s,Mt. 16.
E,-Governpr Thomas J.. Jarvis, of
Greenville, Is a visitor to the. city to-
day-'. :.. ' :v.,W'45;::
Dr. W. W. Stanceli. oif Columbia.
Tyrell county, was yesterday elected to ,
the position of assistant physician at
the State Hospital to succeed Drv C.
L. Jenkins, who was promoted"by be
Ingr transferred a physicla- int charge
of the epileptic group or1 soiotty buildings.-:.
l.; . -" '".-.I: " 'ri:yty;'i:l&'&'?yf"'in':''.,
F. B. THerry, of'wafwtfck county,
was brought to the Wakef county jail ,
last night from FayettevMIe- toy Officers
of the United States Government. H
was charged with::, violation df..th
Postal laws and was brought her to
await trial at ,tho November term of
United States court. I , '
Rev. Jt, J. Bateman, pastor M the.
Park Place Baptist Church, of, Notffolk,
Va Is on a visit to the city and will
speak at both, services at' the 'Fayette
Ville Street Baptist Church on Sunday.
Mr. Bateman s well known here, Wert
he Was pastor the Fay etteVllle "Street .:
baptist Church for sometime, ;Many.;.
of the friends or Mr", bateman 'wilt be ,
glad to know of his presence In the1 city
and that he will speak here on next
Sunday. ; . , . -' J .
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