WY:-VY
THE EVENING TB1ES;; RALEIGH, U. G.j TflTJltSPAtf, MAY Qi910.'r
them. We- say. this "much for, the
M . . -. them, we-sy """- ""
Oij? tiUf tttttn CHltlFS good name of the county, because of
. -" -..:. V " w. f.loA aliarm that 'have
'Published Every Afternoon v
, ... (Except Sunday) t
THE TIMES tiTJU-DING
X8-14 East Hargett Street,
"Raleigh, N. C. , , i
J. V. SIMMS, Editor and Publisher.
the many false charges tnat n
been made. But there are differen
ces of opinion as to matters of county
government and county policy, mat
ters' that are likely to: be forgotten
in the teat of a campaign for the
nnntrol of the party machinery.
th.th,rd,per8on,re.d orthe JJ JJS STwVlK-S: Now
and thus no oie to specialised. Sup- commltui what 0Ula orl,tton lt is seen-that even in that quarter
pose, for example, that congress ,ho HaUon foUowe nad DCen
voted to sacrince one poy eacu '"-""'rXl" :tI " wtiv weakened; so much so that
4 national Fourth of July Ottering tne presmenr a flo America nearly
--just one single boy: What an up- ence.ls most neeoea ; sua . " .."7 w ,.Ver theslender tie.
. (.',. ,, annnmu. ommtrv in most StrtK-isurnceu i .
roar wewouia ---.-- i- w ". . it i a demonstratea raci
due process of law. tne v.cm w lng th: Brvan macb,ne. all-powerful
" Capital City 'Phone. ,
Managing Editor .... , ., ... .
raty Editor i.
Business' Office
Circulation Department ,. ...
y -Raielgh Phone;
Managrat Editor..,
City Editor ..,... .. :
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. . SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
One tea"; :'.';.'. 1
Six Months
Three Months -
One Month. . ., .
One Week; . . . .
Colonel Roosevelt was in his glory
yesterday. Specially arranger ma
neuvers of the crack' troops of the
German army with only the. Kaiser
and the Colonel for spectators. Such
an appeal as that to the vanity of the
l" fninnsi must have been enough
17 . . ,
179 satisfy even mm.
to
If you have any trouble rt Mr Wagner had from the out-
ffsas-ass." J rL .r.n.. r ....
It, promptly rsmeaiea. in uruc....e -change
of address give both old and
It develops that there Is one re
n..hiiMn In North Carolina who does
not want an offlce. He Is h. C. Wag
ner, recently appointed postmaster
at Statesville. Regarding the ap
pointment the Landmark says
"As heretofore stated In the Land-
new addresses.
The Evening Times prints no un
clean or objectionable advertising.
Neither does It print whiskey or any
liquor ads. ,
used in connection with the postof
flee. After Mr. Brown was displaced
as collector it was the opinion mat
th nohtof flee would be offered to Mr.
Waeoner. but the latter announced
,k hiu attitude with reference to
th miDointment was unchanged. Re
cently Congressman Cowles visited
Statesville and after a conference
.... thAt ii eommunlca- with memDers oi vne repuumau
It Is Imperative that all communis announced that
tlons be signed by tne wmer. o . l " '. fnr ,.
thev will not be puhlisnea. Mr. wuguei w -
maHLer. iwi. no,uwi "
slsted in his declination. In the face
of this Mr. Cowles has had him an-
nninted. Yesterday Mr. Wagner de
rilned to" talk about the matter and
the situation stands as before, so far
as the nubile knows.
"While for good and sufficient rea
sons Mr. Wagner has declined to be
a candidate for the offlce, it is proper
m anv that He would mae u mu
efficient nnstmaster and a most ac
centable one to the community."
Tim t tnass-raeetlng will be cer- . Mr xuanpr la an exception. He
tain to have the market house smell L0liM no doubt, make a good post
Entered at the post offlce at Ralelgb,
N. C, as second class matter.
The "Me-too" chorus has not. been
quite so strong this time.
to it
What is the difference in a Wake
county democrat and any other dem
ocrat? "Who broke up. the mass-meeting?"
will probably become a demo
cratic classic. .
master, but at the same urne
should not be forced into the profes
sional office-holding class of republi
,, wo nrnhahlv don't care for
touoi t
thot kinH nf comnany and doesn'
want to get mixed up with them.
THE FARMER.
Wake county seems to come in for
her share of adverse criticism from a
political standpoint.
The fact still remains that every
body got cursed, . but nobody got
whipped or arrested.
We hope those pent-up speeches
wIU . find a, free and untrammeled
means of escape Saturday.
One thing is certain: The light
has been turned on Wake's old court
house for once In a decade.
The fellows who caused the fuss
can have all the time and room they
want in the court house this time.
The receptive candidates are so
numerous hat. H is almost dangerous
to try to get to the postofflce in daytime.
The farmer Is the man that
really living these days. The prod
ucts of his farm are bringing prices
.o. Wnrn married, and he is not
dependent upon someone else for
livelihood. Yesterday on the local
n.orUot a farmer had a two-horse
nrairnn ind of home-cured hams,
shoulders and sides or "middlins1
and the biggest part of bis load being
. i . i J A
hams, such as' granamomer uju i
have in her smokehouse. x
In a reply to a question he said he
was getting 21 cents per pound for
his hams. It looked like he had as
many as twenty or twenty-five of old
hickory-smoked hams in his wagon.
He said further that he would not
have come here with this load had
he not had a little spare time. Think
of it? A man in such a position that
selected and his name and residence careful 5 of expenditures
n.nlnff 'i fillYinnAA. I tm1l '.Mnt.Ai oflil thai
annniincea suuiv in ... "o- omai. i
also, he was as unpromising and un
lovable a youngster as couia db iouuu
and he lived In a cross-roads village
small It was unknown, oeyona me
county line. In a few hours me uaiiy
press would flood the country wnu
extra editions, wnue .
era would hurl denunciation ai me
law-makers while demanding a spec-
session of congress, if necessary.
to repeal so infamouB a thing. Mat
ters of greatest business, importance,
social events of the first order and
nrher dolneis Of equal magnitude
would have to appear In obscure por
tions of the papers. In every city,
tnwn and hamlet petitions to me
president would form as if by magic;
people of every occupation would
neglect their business in orur i
fix their signature, and before night
several million names of angry and
determined men and women would
have signed the demand. 10 carry
the" argument to Its extreme, wo
may even assume mi.
fused to repeal, tne presmem uc-
cllned to intercede anu me ui8""
o..pt Hlri not interfere. An attempt
to execute the decree would precipi- dllctB
tate civil war.
"All this to save one unknown Doy.
And jet on July 4th, 1910. two
hundred or more boys and girls win
iih their lives to a form ot ceieora-
tion which has long ago ceased to be
even patriotic. 1 '' 1 1';
While the: basis is an impossiuie
. . 1 1 . 117111 1 .1 hp
one, tne piciureu . iraum . "
true in every detail. An entire na
tion in arms to save one unwilling
victim. The two hundred perish with
only a passing notice by the public
and sorrow confined to relatives and
near friends. Then why should tnis
annual sacrifice continue: Are uui
the two hundred of equal conse
quence as one? As long as we con
tinue to be satisfied wim onei an
nual regrets, and connne our cuui t
to mere talk, conditions will not
t.nnFP Twn thines would seem to
Lll.uhvt '-'
even
that memDers
realise the wisdom of economy
nvornmanijii omendltures.- Gazette
News.1 J-
ReclssnaUon Hereal)Onts-
Under the caption -'Swamp LanJs
Chanaed Into; Fertile Farms' the
Manufacturers' Record printed In the
edition of May 5th last, under date
of Belnaven. North Carolina, tlie
Story of -how the Wilkinson Broiaem
are. conducting the wonderful work
of reclaiming..: the swamp lands , of
.,.. ,ninn hniiirh drainage, of
LUal DIU. VM . " "Cl" -
..ki.i.' . K.if etnrv was Drlnted in
W II unvi
this newspaper last year.
TiiA Ror1 correspondent goes
inui detail and prints also illnstra
tmn of the country where this wont
is being done. The monster dredges
nirtured as they go eating their
way through the land excavating the
ditches which later drain the land so
that it may be brought under cum
Pictured also are some of the
lands uuon which stand grem. .!-
of corn, cotton, peas and other pro-
The Illustrations snow conou
. . . 1 .. Aa-
...ii.. i. w hlarh ana cienni uc-
mnnntrate that the claim
vervwhere two years ago. has gone
h M-ran heap, to borrow iag
eart's Dhrase.- Retorting to Lincoln
a week ago. and taking it for grant
ed that- democracy wa stilly Ma; as
set; Mfi'-Bryan had not goirt far be
fore he was made aware .inai-i
leadership had been repudiated. Not
that he had done anything. In his ab
sence to alienate bis : long-raitniui
following, but that UIs neighbors nao
come to see that he had lost his hod
da democracy at Jarge, Just ' now
tana they had been waiting to knqck
the last, prop from under him is not
clear, but the resolution and promptt-
..a whlfh s enal zed tneir acuuu
when the ripe opportunity came sug
gest the Idea that It was not a hasty
conclusion.
Democracy's step In casting off the
old before on with tne new puis me
party in the rather awkward position
of having no acknowledged leaoer.
However, those who heretofore have
hesitated to dusplte Mr. Bryan's sway
nresumably will now come out In tne
open and assert their claims. i ne
fall elections may serve to designate
Aryan's successor and forge a new
party slogan. Washington post.
ware -ttompany."' Tt sequel "oi 'the .
ooiahntinn of .yesterday was -a oru-
vw.n..-. " k- ... ... I
Hunt receotioB. given W tne memuen
,1,. rrAatan " Club. .' :to Senator
rArmn, and the Confederate tret-
i,,. which was ' nn : occasion of
v ' . . . a. tt.ln I
much pleasure, the gray-naireo
.... .t home amona tneir. ineuus,
ani were filled with Joy., . ,
Our senator, possessing jm m uww
anil airanie mauueia, wu 1
the, heart ot vour people, who, hope
he may succeeq nirosen 1
In the senate. j :...,,
c ...Shall Women VowT .
If thev did. millions would vote Dr.
King's New Life Pills the true reme
dy for women. For nanisnmg ami,
faui feellnes. backache or head
ache, constipation, 'dispelling colds,
Imparting appetite and toning up the
system, they're unequaiea. bmj.
safe, sure. . 25c at ail aruggiau.
"1
V ! I I 1 .1,' " 1. . .
No. man Is so smart that, he" can do
more for himself than good luck can.
A $1.00,
BABGAIN.
We hve Hair Bntsh for i
$1.00 Uiat is- one 'of 1 tl ,
best bargains yon ever sawv
A good stiff hr)urtv. with
strong bristles.
.. $1.00,
THE HICKS
DRUG COMPANY
BOTH PHONES.
ANtlOUIICEr.ENTS
. All announcements and po
litical letters and endorsements
cash in advance.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the oftice 01 wegisier 01
Deeds for Wake county, suojeci 10
the action of the Democratic Primary.
' C. H. ANDERSON,
that the
lands are as rich as any in tlie world J yETERAN'S SHOOTING MATCH
is well'based. The work or araiums
nrt latmina these magnificent
io . hnin ' Bncotiraeed by the
lUllua ,e i '"O
NOrfolkSouthern Railroad Company,
,h ime nenetrate that territory.
irhi. ntnriRinbr railroad also is
rtprlared to be giving homejeekers in
.1 mtoat inw rates and at
tracting settlers
lanria whfoll J. O
in flralnaeo engineer of the United
States Agricultural Department, who
tuMn assisting in mis reci--
Some After-evonts of Memorial nay
at Henderson.
; (Special to The Times) -;:
Tlpndeiaon. May 12 After the
decorations of the graves of the Con
.federate dead were concluded ., tne
has
tlon project. Is quoted as sayins
capable of producing ten per cent of
raised in me u""
. . 1 I HAAnAA t aat tholr ahll.
to the reciaimeu 1 te!i u jiiiOTn -
Wrig'at. supervls- Ity in a snoonng-maicn. 1 u :
cessfui coniesianis were iei. 11.
T. Short, who was awarded the rifle,
J. H. Pool, the razor. W. H. Lang
ston, , pocket knife. These . prizes
were presented by the Watktns Hard
all the corn
States.'.:
It is planned
. . 1 - .. '. olorht feet deen.
c.,t the loaical course to bring mues 01 ww -" ,'l
about a remedy.
Something equally
Deafness Cannot be Cured
to dig some fifty I With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat 01 tne . disease.
Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure It you
must take Internal remedies. Hall's
and from eighteen to thirty-six teei
. .... .Aina nrt
.it.tluu tnlwlrlo at the hottom.
...r... - . . rich ",u"v v""
children must first De proviaeu us aiuuuuicu "" , A tn I -irr, u,c
. ... . . 1 nil. .viol lannH win uc 1 cvm.... 1 hcls uirvciiv Ull uic WIWl
suDstituie. ana -.. . thom-L.t.iiv the Record tells of the oua surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure
second, me juu. . ""'"T.Z.' "7 K...no.a f the Nor- not a ouack medicine. It waa pre.
selves must work to accompnsu ine great iumue..UB . scribed by one of the best physicians
Change. This would pronaoiy oe fom:isouinern ier. - . - - m thg country fpr year8 and is a regu
done by a national movemeui ui"
rating through the public scnoois.
the reclamation work
lar prescription. It Is composed of the
America from the dredged earth on one sloe
.... -,-..1. --a ..nomito rarkers isl.. .w onii 1 hurt "make' a road
jy iiaiu.o v j " " - i w i i u i-
dredges when they dig the big ditches begt tonlCB knovn, combined with the
no lnsignincani uuuciiue, -
nothing to what the Spartan youths
did voluntarily." -
NOTICE.
Psjitical letters, endorsements and
olovated and naturally oraiuea.
The fact is set forth ih the story In
question, that the lands In Eastern
North Carolina are nit malarial as
the low lands of tae west and far
south are. TUis. when it shall be
come known must cause them to be
.. .... . . n this .i Gn..rht for. The Diaca sun
all political aaveriiseiucuio s 6F"j " .
naoer as regular advertising and U ten feet deep In many places and
mt h n,M in advance. This rule ia wonderfully producUve
ii0 i avorvnne and no exception that in the neighborhood of the so-
ayy.iw w - 1 -- . . x,,fiu
to this rule will be made to anyoouy. called Dismal owamu, uot.
where the Lindsay farms are, .wu.u
are heina dredged and which pro
duce the horse tooth corn largely ex-
nriaii from Norfolk and sold at
iat blood Durlflers. acting directly on
the mucuous - surfaces. Tn perieci
combination of the two Ingredients Is
what nrnduces such wonderful results
in curlna Catarrh. Send for testlmoni
ala free.
p. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.., Toie
do. O.
Sold by druggists, price 71c. .
Take Hall's Family Pills for conatl
patlon,
' TO THE PUBLIC. '
I am a candidate for fe-nomlnatlou
for the ornce oi me neiuiiw, "
Deeds for Wake county.
l am not how and never nave neen
a member of any faction of the Dem
ocratic party and- have aevo.ei m
lime and attention to thr mannge
inent of tlie office : to which I was
elected. ! .
I am hot now. and have never oeen
opposed to the salary basis if tiie peo
ple of Wake county want it.
I have made your ornce inorouisu-
ly modern and up to aate m
respect and have given you first class
service.
Do you want an officer who has de-
llveredthe goods, or do you want an
experiment? J. i- BERNARD.
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RALEIGH, N. C
S125.000 CITY OF RALEIGH MU
NICIPAL BUILDING BONDS.
nirt .Tniv l. 1909. payable July 1,1
1939, Without prior option. Interest five
per centum per annum, payable seml
.nn...uv January 1 and July 1. Both
.rf.i.iiii and Interest payable at the
Bv.rn.or anl Merchants National Bank,
n.uimnra. Ud. The "undersigned, City
Clerk,' will receive sealed bids at his
office. Balelgh. North Carolina, for
ld bonds until 12 o'clock M., June
10th. 1910. -' ' " :
Tttv.tt.A oirpulara. a-ivlnC full Inform
ation- and blank forms on which all
bids must be made will De lurnisneu wn
application to the undersigned.
WILLIAM W. WILLSON,
5-IO-30d. . f . City Clerk.
Press Comment
prle materially higher than the ordi
nary variety.
The Norfolk-Southern
which has
"To the editor" is 'such a nice
sweet way to introduce the subject
in a hot campaign like this one in
Wake.'- .-v.
A Rotten Apple. '
. . h. nrattv
Tne state press -."'I- ... i,a nH has mlle-
evenlv lined up in the matter oi tne now - "- : h
n.iaiU row. The particular cuam- age of more tna su r- -.-
,o .. -... RalIev Beem to what perhaps
only when he has nothing else to oo . . . rhUv territory in this country,
.i,IiH,n thnnh the latter has been devoid
"What do you know?" is a famil
iar whisper on every corner in Ral
eigh now. This muttering thunder
looks bud to us.
can he bring a wagon-load or juicy
country hams, the smallest of which
was worth ?2.50 to the market.
When a man has twenty-five or thirty
hams and other farm products In pro
portion, he is fixed such as few oth
ers are. Nobody but the farmer Is
I- onMi a condition. His smoke
house is full of meat, criD run
corn, plenty of wheat or flour
hanrt rnttnn money in the bank,
chickens running arouno
no more to say man ui n .
side Daniels and Bailey are on. mu3t
be the right side. The Monroe paper
calls the opposition to Daniels and
Ratiev "hoodlumism" and says of tne
ottnotinn- "We have here the ob
is about the richest
which has
nf transportation iacii-
ities and now is -being opened and
ttio,i with the exbectatlon that It
DV.VU "
will soon be a great garden
The Norfolk-Southern and their
allies are doing great work in the up-
h..iiriinr nf this section and wnen
on. e - A.. nan.A settlers to locate
VIOUS example Ul iue -- - - . ,k rlh lanria of
Wake county has taken unto her-
cotf a tprrihle renutatlon among the spring
hens laying a dozen or i
day, a spring house
plain democracy of the state for a
general place for rucasses.
every
oolitics that is cursing America
The Chronicle's Idea or it is urni
there Is absolutely nothing on either
side to the Wake county rucus that
could call for commendation or de-
fenae. It is simply a rotten apple
eggs cut in halves. Charlotte Chronicle.
well-
stocked with butter and fresh milk, xney can Kcn Him In Washington.
If two slates are made up for the all of Which commands the best price I ' AUer many ups and downs, but
Eastern North Carolina," which by the
nay are soon and easily reached from
Norfolk, whence their products are
shipped to New York and other large
markets by water atyow cost, mcj
are doing a great service for tne set
tler and also for we consumer,
these times of high prices for pro
ducts of the land. Ledger-Dispatch
runners what in the name of common
sense will the plain democrats do
who wish to run. It is peculiar de
mocracy to us.' '
today in history. The farmer is me I mainly dowus, there is one situaimu
.. uwon-iont man nf the coun- which the old Cannon, or
icanj ..luce - . . of
. ... miii an nil ill m Mil itr iu Lmiuub ' I
WnO KOOWU oui "'
late they have Deen compimmuB.
A Chicago scientist has discovered
that six drinks are equal to a full
days work. In this town six drinks
are eqnaf to a full man before
day is far gone.
try, and is the one
and cares less for the trials and trib
that th other classes bear
Lllll liuu" "
with. The farmer Is king.
the
Jiitjriklng v similarity between
Wake county nd old England: "The
king is. dead-, long live the king",
was cried in England, while in Wake
it seems to be "Death to the Ring:
Long Uv the Ring", "v
o Wresentative Payne has had p
dome tp the defense of the Payne
Aldrlch tariff by making a speech In
the house: ; He,; too, has' probably
i.lA 'ntar lom'e of the , tolks: at
pomv ; , -'
'TliaL:tber Is any,, corruption In
Wake euBty government bo ob bs
lleven, o matter how often, nor how
loudly K is prdtlaimed, hofr hy. whom
The officers , of ths sotunty. . ,are,-. aU
men whd1 stand head and shoulders
above anybody who has attacked
"A SANE FOURTH."
Much has been
we re-
with a bitterness of spirit natural in
much abused men.1 that President
Taft has forsaken tnem at uuie
when his help was most needed, and
when the wicked insurgents, with
their democratic allies, were Insurg-
ing most effectively. Last . weea,
while the railroad bill, very close to
the heart of the administration.) was
belne emasculated, and the regulars
were driven to the most desperate
straits, agreeing to vote with ' the
democrats to throw out certain pro
visions In order to get democratic
lioin In defeating tae tunumm
written about
Sane Fourth", but a Recent editorial
i Dnmi ar iMAcnanica loons w
IU V 1' I' . ' "
cnhiont from a somewhat different
. .inui a view that Is en
uugic, o
tirely new and striking, and
produce It in full: ;
Th annual . celebration of out
n.tinnal birthday is rapidly approach- omonnment. the president was in
ing, and for scores of happy, neauny j pituhurg attending ball games ana
boys and girls who are now setting aside precedent to give inter-
their lessons and romping with their
i.,ata th rtavB of aw are nearly
bnndred days In
euueu. . " " -
hia onrid is al lthat remain to them.
It Is almost certainty mat Borne w
the narents who read these lines, and
think nf the fatality as ' coming to
Other children than their own, will be
.n. thnaa to whom July 4th Will
v ft hrinv nnlv the saddest of
UCIWWi " " O .
memories. . " UV"5-1"-''-
"Our indifferenco to the ; matter
prises from the" inborn human ten
dency to always think of disaster In
. tr. Mrinrtera. tenina wuui
fine mW BalUnger is, and how glad
h i that Governor Hughes Is to ac
cept the position ot associate justice
of the supreme court. . . .
But" as we were saying, aistraugm
regulars may how take, the situation
in hand and keep tne priuu. v
home. The president has , . already
exhausted his traveling fund, and all
the sinking fund' available, and says
he must have an emergency travel
ing fond at ohCft Mf.-Aldrlch, mean-
Passenger Station.
Raleieh. if memory serves aright,
was the first place in the state to get
a decent passenger station. Other
places had quite -as hard a time do
tal the same thing, it requireu
vears and years of work here, but
when it was completed. It did not give
satisfaction to. the- road by any
means, not to mention the public,
and aome of these-days, a century
hence or thereabouts, Greensboro
will have another; While Raleigh's
wo aii rts-ht when erected, it
is not adequate orv.ecni now
and the people 'are pulling tor an
other; The various traae ouuie i
lined up and a strong fight is being
mario with three railroads In that
place it does seem that Raleigh is
entlUed to better- accommodations.
ureensDoro ttecoru.
Democracy Without V JM"1'.
fjpnpral recocnitton of the truth Of
what The Post set forth last fall rel
otiv t Mr nrvan's loss of. the party
leadership J now being given. - It
was pointed oat : then, that ihe ,de
mncracv of the east, and south had
fallen away from te fortunes of the
Nphraakan: thatYhe middle west, and
the Pacific oast were practically t
th' nam mind, and that only N-
Storage
Facilities.
we
1 . rvA 'oW unro nf mir increasing businesss
have rented a warehouse 30x100 feet, in addition to
our present quarters, and in future we will bo in posi
tion to store furniture and other goods. When in
need of this service give jts a call. Our charges will
be reasonable.
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YOUNG MAN!
What of Your Future?
' Your future success or fail
ure defends not upon luck, but
upon what you are doing NOW.
Preparation or no preparation
determines the future. Gradu
ates of the North Carolina Ag
ricultural and Mechanical Col
lege for the Colored Race are
in great demand, , receiving
splendid compensation dilut
ing farms, dairies, and indus
trial departments in prominent
schools over the country! suc
cesful contractors and build
ers. J Such ' preparation has
helped others and will help
YOU. ..,.-'
Best accommodations, lowest
terms. Really cheaper to go to
school than to stay at home."
Board lodging - and tuition,
$7.00 per month. For catalog,
free tuition and other Informs
tlon, address,
PRKSIDENT DUDLEY,
. A. & M. College,
Greensboro - - N. C.
J
HAMS AND B. BACON.
P. F. V. Hams.
Reliable Hams.
Rusy Bee Hams.
Star Hams. .
V Kingan Shoulders. .
i Plc-Nlc Shoulder. -',
KiuRUil B. Bacon.
Pure and ConnM)und Iiard.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE,
; s Both Pliones. :
.103 East Hargett Street. ,
SCREEN DOORS.:
WINDOW SCREENS.
WHITE FROST
Telephone 887 M.
The Laundry lor the
Fcllio Ulio Care.
" Because it is equipped with only' the best machinery.
' Because we have ompeen npioyerm
.Because it Is returned to you on rschedule"
Because we are the Oldest and Best. -
time.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY,
ThosllBriggs&Sons
The Big Hardware lien. t
BAIiEIGH, Jt. C
SALE
Elegant house at 828 W. Jones St.,
... a IviUrrn rooms
cor, Marnngiou o-
and hath, big lot, with all the latest;
up-to-date Improvements. First class
condition. WIU sell below cost.
Apply to ' , PROF. J. LEVIN,
; M8-W. Jones St
Raleigh, N. C.,