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I'l THE POLICE COURT.;
WAKE UP! BUY ONE!
SPECIAL FOR
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY.
$ 8.99 $14.50
S13.73 RGULAR 20 00
$25 21 PRICE $40 00
These Beds are Superb Patterns and are the Highest
Grade Made. Limited Quantity at This Price.
Weathers Furniture Co.
121 East Martin Street -
Raleigh, N. C.
How's this Weather for
a Reminder of Easter?
It will not be Easter for you without anew
"Suit. Make it an unusually pleasant one by having
a Suit made to your individual measure.
There is nothing so economical as the tailored-to-individual-iueasure
Suit. The high price consid
eration is eliminated by our custom tailoring serv
ice. .-- ' ""
Vou get the ..very same fit, the very same goods,
and the same high-class workmanship without pay
ing the high prices charged by merchant tailors.
The newest weaves, 'with a tit xinsurpasscd. 15
and up.
EDGAR E. BROUGHTON.
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN
Fayetteville Street - - - - - - - Raleigh, N. C.
CAMERON PARK LOTS FOR SALE
This property is'. being put in the very .. best eoiulition from
every standpoint to make it the most .desirable 'section for homes of
people of culture mid reliiieiuent. .; ,
The lots Hill foe sold on easy terms and desirable -putties will
be givou assistance, if needed, in the constmetion of homes.
The Parker-Hunter Realty Co.
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The court room was crowded to Its
capacity thin morning . when the cur
tain wa8 rung up for the dally matinee,
They had gathered" from all over the
county to hear the much discussed
Hugh Pace case- but they were disap
pointed tts the case was continued un
til Saturday. - The remainder of the
bill of fare was uninteresting.
Kuffln Taylor, colored, was before
his honor charged with making an
assault upon C. L. Woodall with a
deadly weapon. Mr. C. L, Woodall
said Saturday a week ago. Kunn
claimed a htilf-an-hour more than was
coming to him and he promised to give
him the time to quiet him up. Last
Saturday he called him into the office
.uid paid him. He continued to mouth
over it and he ordered him out of the
office. He v;ent outside, and cursed
a great deal, saying that he did not
propose to be robbed by any G d-
man, iis he was now, and when ha
went "to him to slap him for cursing
him he cut him In the left .shoulder
making a wound about 5 inches long.
Ruffin Taylor claimed that he was
working at $1.50 per day, but at the
pay day ot the second weeK ne saw
that he was only getting $1.25 per day
When he got to the office he had an
argument over the money and he was
ordered out of the office and as he
got out he said something about Mr,
Woodall owing him some money and
he came out and beat him in the face
several times, finally he pulled out his
knife and cut him.
John said he heard the argu
ment over a lialf-an-hour s time anu
as Ruffin was' going out, he said he
did not propose to be robbed by any
one. Did not see the scrap on the
outside.
Albert Tilley said he was in the of
fice and heard the argument and Ruffin
went out of the office muttering and
said he did not propose to be robbed.
Did not see any tight, except that he
saw them mix-up. Immediately air.
Woodall came back in the office and
said he was cut.
Jim Moore said he heard Ruffin and
Mr. Woodall argue over the extra
time. When Ruffin got on the outside
he said that he was d tired of be
ing roUd by anyone and Mr. Woodall
started out to him. In a few min
utes he came back in and he found
him cut in the shoulder.
Was given three months on the
roads.. .
!. (. I".' rroiv.. a co'orod denizen.' was
charged with statutory vagrancy,'
.Patrolmen McO.ee. Wyati, Barrow,
ind dipt. Jack fieusloy all testified
to the bad reputation of Lucy's house.
Sylvia Hinton and Annio Judd told of
the bad reputation of the place and
of her getting drunk.
She was found guilty. An appeal
being taken her bond was fixed at
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The case against Hugh Pace charged
with seduction was continued until
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Eeaiy-Maicite Dresses for lltoe
CMMfceii for SpirMg ami SILlnlMeIi,.
. ' We did riot overlook the little ones in buying our Spring stock, but', instead, we purchased and have
on display one of the handsomest lines of Children's Dresses ever shown in Raleigh.
v Dainty little White Dresses in Lawn and Batiste, some made plain while others are 1 embroidered.
Every one made by skilled workmen, who take pride in their work. ' I,
. i Often in buying, Dresses for Children and Misses it is hard to find one that will have the appearance1
of the individual fit. Not so, however, with our line of dresses, for every one is made from size-models ahtji
closely fitted. , 1.
We have Children's Dresses from the half year old infant up to the five year, and from the 6th to the
14th year. From here it runs into the Junior and Misses sizes, all of which we have in stock.
Ask for our litJe Style Booklet, which we have just issued. A neat little book that will be of great
service. .. ,',.
MADAM IRENE
203-5
Fayetteville St
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IX SITKKMK COUHT.
Cases From Sixth District Heard
Yesterday Opinions Handed
: ' Down. . :
In the supreme, court yesterday the
following cases on appeals from the
sixth district were heard:
M.--'C. Kornegay v. A. C. L. Railroad
Co., from Wayne, appeal by defendant,
argued by J. D. Langston and W. T.
Dorlch for plaintlfT; AV. C. Munroe
for defendant.
J. H. Miller v. A. C. L. Railroad
Co.. appellant, from aym1, argued hy
W. t. Monroe and W. A. Townsend,
for defendant;; plaintiff not represent-.
ed. .. -
A . C. L. Railroad v. City of .Holds--
boro appeal by plaiutlft; argued-..by
W. f. Munroe. George B, Elliott and
George M. Rose, for plaintiff; D. C
Humphrey and Aycovk' & AVinstoivfor
defendant.
.Atlorneyu who were here yesterday
In addition to attorneys here previous
ly, .were: Messrs. C, W, Tillett. of
Cliai lottc; -K. L. Travis, of Halifax,
and V. S. JJiyant, of Durham.
Decisions Handed Down.
The following decisions were handed
uowu ycslerifuy:
Jenkins vs. Montgomery Lumber Co.,
rom Gales: no error.
Norfolk & Southern Railway Co. vs.
Washington county und Chowan
county, from Chowan; remanded, and
costs divided between Washington and
Chowan counties.
Brcwn vs. East Carolina Railway,
from Greene; affirmed.
Lewis Vs. Stancill, from Pitt; af
firmed.
Deppe vs. A. C. L. Ila'ilroad Co., from
Craven: new trial.
'Williams Vs. Elm City Lumber Co.,
froni Craven; affirmed.
Morton vs. Blades Lumber Co. from
Craven; defendant's appeal modified
and affirmed; costs against, defendant.
State vs. Norman Lewis from Nash;
no error. -.-:
Sherrod vs. Battle from Edgecombe ;
new trial.
Walters vs. Rocky Mount Sash and
Blind ... Co., from Edgecombe; reversed.
Roberson vs. Greenleaf Johnson
Lumber Co., from Martin; no error.
Sherrod vs. Dawson, from Edge-
combo; reversed.:
Kearney vs. Arringtwn. from Frank
lin; no error. t
Kerr va. Hicks, from Sampson, af
firmed.
S. A. L. Railway vs. City of. Wil
mington: affirmed.
Baggett vs. Grady, from Sampson;
affirmed. .: : ..
Uzzell vs. N. & S. Railway, from
Wayne; docketed and dismissed under
Rule 11, on motion of plaintiff ap.
pel lee.
Truelove vs. Xorrls. from Harnett;
dismissed for failure to file brief.
26-piece Rogers Sliver Set in fine
Oak Cam for only $8.50 and 80
coupons.'." ". '-,; "'
Mr. Thos. A. Partln returned last
night ' from the north where he spent
about ten days In the interest of his
firm. Mr. Fartiu reports a successful
trip. - ..-...
Oct Mission Clock with jrour 80
I fonpons and f2.55.
(N'ote-Crlticlsms of plays render
ed are written by a member of The
Daily Times staff. AH other matter,
particularly advance notices, is fur
nished by representatives of the
theatre. )
A Play Most Kit An Actress As Well
as Does Her Gown.
Knowing that a- actress., to be suc
cpssful, must be -..given a play that tits
her just as well as does her gown,
Cohan -and '...l-lairls.,.. -begaa . lonkiner
ui'oiiiul for a liiciavy, dress-maker to
lit their new star as; soon as Adelaide
Thurston had ailixt d her signature to
a contract that, rave this enterpris
ing fii in of manaiters charge of her
prof eusi'inul affairs lor a term of years.
Catherine ChisholnV- Cushlng was the
one selected, not because she was well
known among Aimilc.ni dramatists,
but because' George M. Cohan, the
gifted r.r.d far-seeing .. actor-authoir
manager,-' madi up his mind after
reading the manuscript . of "Miss An
anias" that this, end would be at
taliud -for flK silted but unknown
young writer whi n the merits of this.
her first pliry. were judged across a
row. of footlights. Mr. Cohan's opinion
has proved to' be so well founded and
accurate that already another of Mrs.
Cushlng's plays,. "The Peacock and the
Goose" has. been, accepted by Maxine
Elliott and will be produced before
the . end of the present season. ()ur
theatregoers will have an .opportunity
to see Miss Thurston in her latent and
best play wli. n she appears iis Nancy
I.yle, the charming "fibber , at the
Grand tonight.
Concrete Paving
Concrete Floors, Concrete Steps built
as they should be and guaranteed.
Prices the lowest considering the
quality of work. Let me figure your
heavy construction; can save money
for you.
W. J. GRANTHAM,
Phone 301.
California Canned Fruits
Del Monte Brand (extVa quality)
Peaches, 30c.
Gondola Brand (L. C.) Peaches, 26c.
Melrose Brand (L. C.) Peaches, 25c.
Gondola Brand Apricots,' 25c.
Mountain Rose (Pitted Cherries)
25 cents.
Herald Brand Pears, 30c.
Cheaper by the dozen or case.
Both Phones.
RUDY & BUFF ALOE,
108 E. Ilurgett St
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'JOK 11AXXKR rARIMKMOD.
Convicted of Crime of Assault With
Deadly Weapon in Surry County.
Governor ''William W. Kitchin to
day issued a pardon to Joe Banner,
of Surry county, convicted at the
November term 1910 superior court
o ft ho crime; of assault wita n dead
ly weapon. Ho was sentenced to
servo six liiont lis on the roads. Tac
reasons for tlie purdon are:
Prisoner had the diiliculty ahout
seven years ago. His ccneral caar
aclor wan pood, peaceable and indus
trious, and the other parly was of
notoriously' bad character. His
lungs are m serious condition, in tnc
opinion of a reputable physician, who
states thai imprisonment, ho thinks,
very detrimental to his health. Many
citizeiis request . his pardon and
theer is no protest. Pardoned on
condition that he remain law abiding
and of good behavior and pay the
costs.
HEALTH
INSURANCE
The man who insures hie life Is
wise for bis family.
The man who Insures his health
is wise both for his family and
-. ' himself.
You may Insure health by guard
- Ingit. It Is worth guarding.
At tho first attack of disease,
which generally approaches
through the LIVER and mani
fests itself In innumerable ways
TAKE.
Miis
And save your health.
NOTICE
' In the effort to assist in im
proving the health conditions-of
Raleigh and vicinity I will care
fully and cheerfully examine the
tooth of any vhlto public school
child or any other white person's
free of any charge.
. DR. ERNEST H. BROrOHTON,
Member' Raleigh Heflltb liOaguc'
CARONOCA
The Alfalfa and Rice Feed, For
horses, mules, cows, and hogs.
Dairymen, stablemen, and stock
raisers request your merchant to
put this in stork.
For further information merch
ants will write
C. O. BALL,
Local Representative,
RALEIGH, X. C.
ROELOFS
Smile"
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Roelofs "Smile" Hats.
Top-notchers in quality
and style.
Tho 'finest hats made for
men.
Models new and true for
Spring.
One for you
Let -us fit your features, at
the same time we fit
your head.
Most important.
If you need a hat, come in.
Come anyway.
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Mail Orders Filled and
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' RALEIGH, N. O.
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The Superiority of Manhattan Sliiri
Is So Generally Conceded
That it Requires No
Comment. It is
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They set the styles and provide Shirts which
give the longest andtoost satisfactory service
We invite your attention of our new Spring Line
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