CITY SCHOO
L ifl MEET
North Carolina Association of
City School Superintendents
Meeting Tioums TomTil, n) ... Hitch
School Amlilmmm Opening His.
cii'slon on "I iiii'iirmit y Hi City
Schools", liy . L. ( ram (ienernl
I.isciiKKifins l-ollownig .Meetings
Mill Continue t ntil NatimlHV.
Trinity College
The twenty-wxth. nnnifal 'meetlm;
of the -North: Carolina Asaorltion of
City School 'Superintendents will be
gin in this city tonight at ; 8 o'clock.
The meetings- will ho hole! in the
HiKh Sciiool .Auritoriuni and will
contiinifl throtmh Satnrdiiv -iiioriiiii.
This ort,'niii!!Uioii liiis hecn ;i potent
force in cid'Kr.Uon in our state and
this nieel ins is 'looted forward. fo
w-it H a great dodol' interest. While
the niomliendiip is not iai'Ke.it is a
st i'Oi;S worl; inK ; force, and t lie '.i i
linildiiRi of the slaie'H 'educational
system lies lioTivily on their 'lie-art
fho. .nieetins- hesins ton i'jht wil.li
the lollottini; '.prouriim:
rniforinlty in ilie City J!.- liool.-;:
(a). .School Uf-iiorlK. -'Hnpl. CiinrlcK I..
Coon: diHeiiM-iiin. (nl (Vr-i jjji alien
ot '1 eacnti M. Snpi. II. H. linim: dif
fusion. ' () Other ))eniral)h- 1'ni
forniity, S ij.t. X. ('. Xi'iv Ii.'m!.
Tl'.e Si lion and the' I'hy; i; ;i! Wel
fare of the Child, Snot, A. T. Allen;
diiienst'.ioii. .
Continnincr I'lid.-iv ninrnrnic a:
rt:"0 o'clock the eoninjittoo on . the
courses ol suulv will. make a repori.
which Wiil he lolldV.eij hv ;i iren""tll
disillusion.- hy the ineinliers of the
association. '.:
i Friday: aflei'iioiin .(1t ;i : 00 0V I0H
t ho Y proiil'eiiis of tlie : -eleiuenlary
sciiool will, he .'disc in-tied,; At the
night- !-. : sions i ln- prohleiii.s of , I lie
hisli i choiil will In;, (aki n, hp v.ii.l.
iicner.'il dli;cli.-edoii;-e on Ihe (I'Tieil
'1'iliH; daily Neliodiilo, the lonelier.;,
the. kcIioo.1 and die .Kiiiiiniinily.
-Tiie'Biiperilitendents in'oldenis vf
he diseU;-;-:e(l S:U unlay' morning . at
!) : Mi' n'l l'i -::. w'ih i-cfoivnce, to .the
liu'Ser and t.iie . sniiiller "sclioolH, All
di: : -r'.'n.- will . he entered into 'e;
the nieinhers of the asso.'iiitionv-;
- The se.si on v. ijl end .with. -a. Iivsi
ness meeting, i .rav.iict .inn - ' he imsi
irs of i he .assocfiiikm
i-vxl year's os'lir'ers..' ot
of t ho associat ion ,
ele
lion of l
Officer
follows: . ' . .
Preesident, ( 'iuu'lcv IV.: (Vhotni, sii
periil ten dent city .schools;, yilsbii.-.," .
. Vice 1'ref.ident, 13. C. Brooks,: Pro
fessor of Education
Durham.
Socretary-Treasjurer, R, D. W. Coiir
nor. Secretary of tiie State Histori
,cal ( om.'iilssion, Halemli.
Executive Committee: Charles I,.
Coon, K. t'.-B rooks. ). I). V. Connor,
ex official Miss Kditli Hovsler, Assist
ant Superintendent Pnhllc Schools of
Wake County. Iiu'leish: ft L. Moore,
President. MaVs lllll College. Mars
Hill: A. K. Woltz. Hursar Inlversitv
ol jnrlll Carolina. ('impel Hill: II.
1"!. Smith, ;-npeririendont - City
S-:cliools, Greenville: V. P. Hall Su
perintendent Puhlie Sctiools of nat
ion County, Belmont; Miss Mary O.
ftraham, State Normal and .Industrial
College, Oreenshriro, . .
(iC(ll) KOADS i'Olt CHATHAM.
l.ditor London, or siler ( j(v, opens
Campaign hor . )(! Koads.
. . (Special to The Times)
. Siler CMy, .l-.in. -With this is
siie of The (!r!t Kdiror Isaac S. hou
den '.open's a cuu'ipaiKU.'foi'' Knot! roads
in this (Matiliews) township.;
Since Mr. London. In'caini.' editor he
lias in every way lireii ililiKent in ad
vocalint; the heeds of the eoinninn-
.
Ml. ki04z&it
fe II ml inm ' -
'i(iiiis iii the ji'eat poison mystery ot ( iiiiilieilnad, id, Missdiaie
Klosser, and liii- llanee, (liailes l:divail Iwinti. t" hellnollied
co-iple were io:;nl dead side l:y side on a sola in the nartir ot I lie n l s
home, from a (lose of cvanide oi pntasnii, which was ndi.cn in a lupud
form. The police have not ns vet round any evidence she'.Miis whether
tiie ileal h of the ( wii was ai cidenial, siie idul, or the v.u'i nl a nmiilerei .
ily . ti nil .eii.'-iiiii.:;eituc ileVeliipinenl.
a'.ou every line, and in ein;oiii';i:-;in.!;'
ami acitiitin tood ruads for. Mat
ihews toivnKhip I'.e Is iiyain nianiresU
ing t hroiich the columns of his va 1 11-aiil-e
'palier .''his deep interest in the
material development . of Cliat hti m.
coatily. . t he. position ot .VI r. .London
meets with, general approval. ';ind it
is lr.iisi sii re t ha t xis ii ivsn Ii we- sha !1
soon nave oou . roaus in wesu rn
Chr:ihani.
In the past two years, under the
editorship. 'of '-Mr,. London, The (if.it
has lleen ni at erially enlarged and has
now grown into ft. .paper of which not
only 'Siler City, hut- the eul ire county
is j-.isi!;. i.rocd. ,.' " . :: '. . ;
-1-
m q
If
m
imtmm
Mm
mm.
uick Relief
from
lnfie
Back
A
TV
. V Pain in the back is quickly
relieved by. an ''application of
Sloan's Liniment. You don't
heed to rub just lay i t on -it
penetrates..
HERE'S PROOF.
Mk.Jaui.s Mlnrv Wynn, of
Mnl!)urrv, i'h., writes: 41 1 have been
down with ptift .which they culled lumbago so lh.it 1 ceuld hardly walk, but after
Uiiinj; a u drops ct your I.inimcnt 1 was benefited iiiinu-diately." -
Mr.'Ki -('.mciiKST'iirt, 401 Barliey. ti.wt, Brooklyn. N.'. V., writes:; " I have used
your 1 -iniuieiif tur rli'jiiMi ittsui and lumlmo, and it did me ukiic j;ood tliuii a.11 the
doctdrs 1 "ever hud, and 1 have recommended it to a great niiiuy people.''
;, Mr. r.roROK '.Stevkns, of Bridijscport, CtHin., ; writes : 1 wa iikk for . three
weeks with my batk, but Sluan's Liniment cured me at once."
ELOSSER MYSTERY
1
1 'uniiM i :i ail.
'cruiil t"iiay
1'at I leuiid
1:;; !: '!. U'ivv
.'i;c.'il link in th
ryipial a diiuht 111
Wile to Tim' TioicO
Mil., .hia. Jii !; was
fr'nm a ''in' ' iifli.'-ial
AUiuui'y Kir'efi hili.i-vis
av iii his pn'S'-.-isiiiii ihi;
the evidence' In ppive
I Grace Klfipser 1.HH1
A'lri'M
1 ' Cha rles -T: T
; i.f a.' third- p.-.rsoi
i lii.it a sm.ili la
hirii wes iiii-ited lif
is also a quick and sure remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains, cough or cold and croup. At all dealers. 25c, 50c, $1.00.
i DR. EARLS. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS.
EVELRY:
CX)7in'Ii5.XH CHANGE OP PROGRAM TODAY.
THE GOLDEN SUPPER.
.Adaptation I im -Allied Lord Tennyson's i'oi-m "Ihe Lover's Tale'
(A ItiojiHipli Classic)
HANK AND LANK BLIND MEN. s
(Cimieilv)
THE GREATER CALL.
f (l'iiiiiii)
A TRIP. THROUGH SCOTLAND.
(Scenic)
THE SECRET OF THE SELLA R.
(I)rnimi)
Levin 'a Orchestra Plays Here Tonight
From 8:00 to 10:30.
OUK HOUSE IS AVAUM AND COZY.
AR0NS0N & BROWNE
Managers.
Ill 1- sWl'I'lll
at- till' h:i i
. !! lielii'.-
ti'.iti il vial WhiHi wes iiii'iiou up. pi the
strert alieiit Miitr" fi'i'i fneii 1 In il-iiii'
nf tlie L'.TiosiT iinnu.' t-i.i'.taiiii'il tilt
eyanidi' nl' p'Htis.-iein 1 Hal '.-.killed- It'e
l-;iii.-:ser (;lrl uiul the nian slU' was to
lifivi- hei-ii man :r-d. to. 'i'hf. butili- wms
net . limud . until ;reeeiitly.- bi!t thl?. is
eytiiairicil : by the Wi atlier c'eiililion-1
(in tin' tiiiiili. t the, ti'a.qedy. A iierci
ill I'd -with rain and sleet - was sweo.P
iii: westt rn . MaiylaiiJ ami while a
sej rrli el'. I lie .street was liiaile tiie noxt
day. nothiiiK feu), u can-l'til seiuliny nf
tlte crenel was pu.ilile. .The stnet
i inijia -i-tl ami was ankle ili-ep in stiff
nihil 'when till- suirtv melteil tint . tlej
search was taki-n lip anin.
A di-ti-ctKe eln.liliii'ii- hy tho jiriise
cutnr is .aiil tn ha v . found, the hiitl le:
uhirh. was ncaiiy full of iuud and
w.iti-r.- Tli'c 'ruiircnts were tunird ever
tn ii eh . 'mist, id' is. nmv. coiuluetiiijf a
.seri'.'S nf tests in tlie' a!teniit to flisr
oo.ver a. t v.: i- .-' evaiiale.
NOT (;i ll,TV ()!' Mt KlU lt.
(iriiiiil Ji:ry I' ails (o Ketnin True liill
.;:mist (.enrj;" Smiili Story ol
( rune.
( Sp.-i.-hil fg The Tiinesi
(loldshoroi , Jan. . YoiinU Geo.
Smith, (if Saulston township, who was
itrrested Chrlstmlis Kvo hist, charsed
with,.: killing lliirsess Smith, was
STiven Ins hhertv. vesterdav niornincr.
tl;e result of the grand -jury not find
ins a true hill against him. The fol
lowing is a skelrh of the crime: .
The two oim in on. mctalJlf.
John Worrell's store, ' ;neiir llood
Swa'nip. and were drinking.. ;Tliey he
came in vol veil in a dispute, tied had
some warm words and were ahoid lo
fight when (he lather ol (ieoree. who
was at the store, endeavored to quiet
them, hut his nileileience failed to
mend niiitters a ml finally. Ihev went
together and in the mix-up llurge:.s
received -a jah wound in the let l
thigh, severing (he large .artery, from
which wound he hied to death in a
short, while. -
Coroner Stanley and Sherill lOd-
wards were notilietl hv phone mes
sage and left immediately for ihe
scene, and young George Smith, who
made no attempt to escape, was
taken in custody and brought lo this
city, where he later gave bond tu the
sum of $10,000 for his appearance at
the coroner s inquest the Tuesday
morning alter. 1
Young George .Smith was given n
hearing before Coroner Stanley and
upon Ihe jury s verdict that "deceased
camo to (lis death as i lie result of a
kntle-wound lull (Cod bv George S.
Smith, was committed to jail with
out ball.
There was a large crowd present at
the hearing,' and n number of wit
nesses examined, and the case thor
oughly investigated by the coroner's
jury.
'IJie evidence produced was not
very damaging to George Smith.
hilo it was proven and admitted
that ho was engaged in an alterca
tion with Burgess Smith at the time
he received thy fatal wound, no one
swore that George was seen will; a
Unii'e at any linn' I., li.re or afii i'. tlie
.iiht. v ; . y ::
. Oil I lie other hand wii iiesses' swore
thai, liurges sSmitli htiil a knife ana
was trying to use it on (leorge. I li.o
fact caused many: iii ailviinct' the idea
that, the wound '..which. Jhirgess Smith
ri "eived and .-'.Which caused his death
was self-inllieled. and was received ifi
some way during the tassel. .
A Heliablc Medicine.
Is ii. valuable family
Heiiey and Tar fultills
.-xaetly. Mrs. -f'lia l ies
St., Kaston Pa. statvs:
hers of my -family lia-vi
bad coughs apd f-ehls
Fnlcy's Heiiey ami. Tar.
friend. Foley's
this, coiulitiiin
Kline. N. Slh
"Several mcin-bi-i'ti
cured, of
by the use nf
Vtiil . j a in ii ever
without a bottle
soiithes- and reMevi
the threat' and Ion
have always found
cure. ' K
i thi? . hiui-e. rt
Hi?, irrltatinn in
as up the cold. I
t a reli;iblo cough
Crowcil Drug Company
sn; ( ii ni'i;s dilki: mkad.
the I: (ircniont Liberal
snieii in l.i'Haiii.
! 1 1 o to The Times. )
,an. L'li Sir. . Charles
i the. foivniosf Liberal
lOllglalid, (lied suddenly
aseethia' .morning at. i lie
eight.
was a direct result of
.the recent Brit ish elec-
U.IS () ! Ol
M.IK
: ? .( By C::
I.Otuhlll. :
llilke, one ii
statesmen of
of heart dira
age of .sixi -;
llis. deaih
the. strain -oi'
thill. Folli wing the elect ion ;ie; went
to the south of France to recuperaie
his failing health and seemed '.to gain
in strength, lie retiirnotl to England
last Saturday:, telling his friends that
he had bora greatly benefitted hy his
stay oirtiie continent'. On Sun lay ae
suffered an a Mick which .neeessit-aied
the niinisti:.:iiinii of a l.tr.vsjcian..
. Sir 'Ohailes ..was one ei t'ae lore
l:ost adve .'. . of wn: Id's peiice and
wiiH t ho n iipuit or of all Aac'.i-Aia'.'V-Toair
.entente with the idea of nrcveiil-
B0YLAN-PEARCE CO B0YLAN-PEARCE CO B0YLAN-PARCE'C&.?,f
, : , ,r
''"' THB ST Vlilil BOOK, SI'RIVO 1011, NOW 11EADY. ,
The new white goods Linens, Waistings, Suitings and Colored Wash Fab-,
rics, together with the new Laces, Embroideries and Trimmings are coming
in. Before you are scarcely aware of it, the warm, balmy days of spring will be .
upon us with their fragrant blossoms, sweet-scented flowers, and vari-colored
verdure everywhere, and catch you unprepared,
Every Wanted Thing, in White
F;mev-fiTiivl AVnislinsrs ;ml I'ljiin Sni1in's, Dniiitics, Check Tuslins, Killar
ai'iicy liiiicn, ir!;ims, Krciicli jind An it rc-m l;iviis .uiywliciv.
: ' 10, 12i2, 15, 20, 25, and 35 Cents.
Ifr.'i! liinciis, in lifj;lil', lncdiiiiii :iimI . Iic;i ' wcio'lil s, I r ciiilirii(l('i- , siiifs and
v .i isj s 25, 30, 33, 39, 50 Cents Up.
New Spring Ginghams and Percales
. Best yet shown nt tho price, are the new-style .11-mcli- Zephyr. Ciinyliams, -in
ricli sti'ipes, cliecks . 'ind l;im eoltiT.s .... . . .. ...... .. .. ... . .12 4 C.
Sirinr I'erciles in SlnrJ an'd aisl I';il1ei ns, and Inr ( luldn ir,s Dresses, in
iilil: anil niediiini colors ., ........ .... .. . ......... .. .... 120.
Clean Sweep Sale
AVeliave placed on sale all women's, misses, ami iiinor Coal Sn ii s and .Child
ren V cloaks ai . . . . ... ... . . ...... . . . . , . .... . . . . Half Price.
Anv Pattern or Trimmed. Hat, values up lo . . . ... .... . . .... .-. $5.00
Choice of all coloi edt't ll shapes . . 49c.
All Down, Wool and Cotton-lilled Condmls Less 25 r"
FURS AT FACTORY PRICES
BOYLAN-PEARCE COMPANY
in
4
Piles Quickly
Cured At Home
Instant llclicl, I'ei'iiiaiicnt ( nie
Trial 1'ai Ka.i.e Mailed l ice lo All
in I lain W raiier.
Piles is .-i ' V, arfnl discas;', htit. i-a-j
I', if iiii i?o at it imlit.
ijii-rati in with the kiiii'i- is dai!'
, eiiii !, InimiliatiiiK and iiinii'i-
one other sari way in
nlysSi safe.atnl in (lie. iiti
"vn In mie it is I'y yainiil
trial packiiKC five to all
ii Mil
An i
'-i'.ii
s'aiy.
. -There is jn
lie ciit'i-'il -pa n
vai-y f'i .viiitt.
Pile Cllle..
, We mail
Willi w i it
It will (;iv-, you instant ri'lirf. shiivV
you the haiinles.s, painless nature nf
this sroal i-i-:u--ily and start you well
on the way t.iward a perfect cure.
Then you eau get a full-sizi-il Ijnx
front an-y "-iliuttglst - for 50 cents, and
often line : b"X .cure3.
Insist nil ilviiviiig what you caM for.
sonn.'thlnH- ,iui : as good,: it. is because
If 'the liriifmist .tries - to si-ll yen
he 'makrs nii.ire' money on the suhsii
tute. ;
The cure hrs ins at once and continues.-rapidly-
until It Is complete and
permanent.
Ii on can i:n ru;ht ahead with ve.ur
work and In- easy and cnmtnrtabh1 all
the time. - .
It is well worth trvhnj.
Just send jniir name and address to
Pyramid" Drus-'Co;.; 287: Pyramid. Build
ing:. Mai shall. Mich., and receive free
liy return mail the trial package In a
plain wrapper. :
Thousands have been cured In. tills
easy, painless and Inexpensive way, in
the privacy of the home.
No knife and Its torture.
,No doctor and his. bills.
All druggists, -50 cuis, Write, today
for a free package.
lug war bet ween the powers. He was
, rine of the leading friends of tae suf
fragettes' in .-England and in li0G in
troduced a billv in iiarlianient. that
every nian: and .woman should; he
fltialilieil to vote at pai'liatnentary ami
other' elections and. that no'-. .".'person
.dioiild he disiiualilied by sex or mar
rinse, from being amember of either
house of parliament, lie .probably
would have been liuide jireiuier when
Asitnith was chosen had it not been
for the scandal of the Crawl'ord-I.lilke
divorce case, hi which !:c was in
volved. , -.: ;'.--:":.
, Some of his parliamentary orations
are luaBteriiieces, .He was burn in
i s -I r: and vas educated at Cambridge,
;alving iti the- law. Some of the im
portant olhces he has held are under
secretary of state. '.'president' of the-local
government board, chairman of
the Itoyal Commission for negotia
tions, wtih France.; .eliairniati: of tlie
l!.viiV-(li(iuls8'Hi.''fir,v)iii.1tij.Afoj,k'''
ing icoile:: chairmati ot the. select
coi. l.mittee ' (in. incoaie tax-, He had
written extensively oil political
topics,. some of his. -works being "The
Present . Position of . Knropean Polir
tic.-'-," "The Hi it hh Army." 'Itiipev- ,
in I- Offense", 'and manv others.
Look for the liee Ilivo.
On the packagiv w hen you buy Foley's
Heavy rind Tar. fur coughs tuel .cuivls.
X genuine, wiilnml .the .-r Hive
lli'iueinbi'r the naini'. Pol'-y's Ilinu-y
and Tar and. reject any sulis'tUmes.
King-( rnwell Drug ( oinpaiiy.
lllipnilt Ke-elei toil.
(Hy Leased Wire. to.The. Times)
' Dover, Del ., -' .1 an ,:: "(! I len ry . A .
Dtipont, "republican, hits iioen re
eh'cted to the I'liili'd Situ es. senate by
the legislature.: Ho received iltii'iy
one votes. '
Merchants National Bank
OF RALEIGH, N. C,
Extends every courtesy and accoininclat ion ennKiwtr
ent with safe banking. y
If it is a loan vow want, we are prepared to make iV,
If it is a deposit we will be glad to have you make it with
this bank.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK . fc
Of Raleigh, N. C.
Chaa. E. Johnson, President.
P. n. Brlggs, Cashier. A
Raleigh Banking and Trust Co.
km
The "ROUND STEPS BANK" Since 1865.
SUds Von .-
RELIABLE SOUND BANKING.
An IIonoraMe Record For Nearly Half a Century.
: ii
START NOW
and keep it up.
MIKE A DEPOSIT
of the amount you can save
EVERY WEKK.
t
We do a Savings Bank Business, pay
FOUR
PER
CENT
. Compounded Quarterly
and keep open
SATURDAY NIGHT.'
THE
MECHANICS' SAVING
BANK
Statement of Condition
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
...... .- XI) -'-
The Raleigh Savings Bank & Trust Co.,
Raleifjli, V ('.. .laiimny 7, 1!M1.
- i!i;sm ni'is,
IT. S. nnd State Bonds at par. . .. .. .. .. 352,500.00
' Loans and Investments . . ...... . . .... .... 1,4 74,:!;12.1 U
Cash and Due from Hanks ... . . . ........ . . 774,148.20
LIAItil.ITIKS.
Capital ... .. .. ..
Suplus and Profits
Circulation . .
Deposits . . . .
$ 2,600,980.32
.$ 315,000.00"
135,842.88
. 100,000.00
, 2,030,137.01
$ 2,600,980.32
' C .:.
i
STRONG PRpTECTION ,
Our large burglar and lire-proof vault affords '
greatest possible protection for your valuable papers. -'
Safe Deposit Boxes for rent at small cost. : Call
and see them.
The Commercial National Bank. .:
A. I. BAVMAX, Asst. Cashier. -C
E. B. QllOXt, Caciaer." ' '
n. S. JERMAN, resident,
A. A. TUOMTSOX, Vlcu-rrca.
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